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Show Jm- IF YOU ARE SICK OR AILING. CALL at Greeni'auh Remedy Co.. E. 4lh So.. Salt Lai:. Was. 5394. Stomach (trn-iMes sper:atv. h-1413 D RESS-F- W 1-: I ,L TA I LOR. R E M 0 1: E L- ing a specially; work guaranteed; work called for and delivered. 114 West 2nd South. Was. 7267. kir-21 j Hb;m:sT pricks fur all kinds of j junk and clothing: 2.T-f: per doz.-n f nr ' bf-er bottles. H. Guts, Sotb 3rd Eat. i Hyland 9S3-W. h:08 I DIED BURNTNGHAM Mrs. Ellen E. Burning-ham, Burning-ham, aged 52 years, wife of Thomas C. Eurnlngham of 1-117 Indiana avenue, formerly for-merly of Bountiful. She is survived by the following children: John F. Burning-hani, Burning-hani, Mrs. Fred Kainz, Mrs. Virgil Yates, all of Salt Lake, and twelye grandchildren. grand-children. She was a resident of Salt Lake and vicinity for the last fifty years and was a member of T. H. Gordon circle. Ladies of the G. A. R. The funeral will be from the Twenty-third ward chape! Tuesday, December 25, at 1 p. m. Burial ! will be in the Bountiful cemetery. Friends 1 are invited. Call Wasatch o2c.ti-J for any , any information. The body win lie in state at The family residence, 1417 In- diana avenue, between the hours of 11 and 12 o'cock Tuesday morning, December 26. Silver & Doyle have charge of the burial. WALDVOGEL At the family residence, 1920 South Tenth East street, December 23, 1A16, of pneumonia, Verne W2ldvogl, the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Car Waldvogel. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon. December 24, from the residence. Burial will take olace in the City cemetery. Silver & Dovle have charge of the burial. SANGIOVANNI At a local hospital. December De-cember 23, aged 32 years, Giuseppe San-giovannt. San-giovannt. native of London, England, for many years an employee of the Deseret museum. He is survived by two daughters, daugh-ters, viz., Mrs. J. L. Forbes and Mrs. J. L. Butler, both of this citv. Funeral notice later. LEWIS In this city, December 22. 1916, George Victor Lewis, aged 53 years. Funeral Fu-neral services will be held from O'Donncll & Co.'s chape! Wednesday, December 27, at 12:15 p. m., under the auspices of Spanish War Veterans. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Friends are invited. TRUMBO In this city, December 23. 1916, Mrs. Mary M. Trumbo, aged 7S years. Funeral services will be held from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Edward McGurrin, 24 South Fifth East street, today to-day (Sunday), at 2 o'clock p. m. Interment Inter-ment will be private in Mt. Olivet cemetery, ceme-tery, i SNOW Mrs. Leah Clayton Snow, wife of Frank R. Snow, died at the family residence, resi-dence, 276 Canyon road, December 23, 1916, at 3:30 p. m. She was born In this state January 2, IStiS, a daughter of Thomas and Susana Helm Clayton. DICKSON At a local hospital, December 23, 1916, James Ernest Dickson, aged 23 years. The body will be taken to The Dalies, Ore., from S. D. Evans's funeral parlors, today for services and interment. PER ATA John Perata, a native of Italy, at a local hospital, December 23, 191G, aged 58 years. The body is at O'Don-nell O'Don-nell & Co.'s funeral chapel, and notice of funeral will be announced later. WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. PER-Detual PER-Detual care. 1016 Kearns Bldg. Phone Wasatch 1866. S3243 MONMENTsTOMBSTONES LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKenzie Display yards. 422 So. State. EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKER AND embalmer; auto equipment; lady em- balmer. 164 So. W. Temple. Was. 505. d3. S. D. EVANS, UNDERTAKER, EM-balmer. EM-balmer. Mortuary chapel, 48 So. State, Autcmobile service, if desired, without additional expense. Was. 364. g777 E. G. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKER and embalmer, has moved to new location, loca-tion, 225-227 South West Temple street. Realty bldg. Phone 5S0. Q33P9 FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS, FRESH FROM OUR ' greenhouses. Porter-Walton, State and Broadway. Phone Was. 5S64. y641 ERNEST LAMBOURNE, SALT LAKE'S leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 72 So. Main. Was. 1516. v478 EVANS FLORAL CO.,. 36 SO MAI N. Cut flowers, funeral designs. Was. 961. x3S HARRY B. GARY AN FLORAL CO. Floral designs for all occasions our spe-cialty. spe-cialty. 76 E. 1st So. Was. 8142. f4249 L. M. LAW, FLORIST, 214 E. 2ND SO.; design work and decorating my spe-cialty. spe-cialty. Was. 37. s291 GET YOUR HOLIDAY ORDER FROM the Kenyon florist, a florist with a conscience; in front of the Kenyon. k2775 HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 SO. MAIN street. Phone 106. Cut flowers and funeral designs. nl633 WALKER'S' FLORAL DEPT. CUT flowers, funeral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. s3021 CRAMER FLORAL COMPANY, NA-tional NA-tional florist, 39 Main. Was. 3302. k2018 VIOLETS! VIOLETS! STRICTLY fresh. All you want, 25c per bunch. Flower stand at -166 Main st. Phone Was. 3629-R. k3282 AUCTION POLICE HEADQUARTERS basement. Tues., Dec. 26, 10 a. m., I will sell to highest bidder the following goods: About 30 suit cases, some leather bags, 1 set beautiful white furs, one. black fur neck piece, 1 plush coat, aut6 rugs, Navajo blanket, auto curtains, auto tires and pump, 1 fine lady's leather saddle, 1 lot ladies' clothes, gloves, 3 cameras, about 300 pocket knives, ladies purses, about 50 razors and strops, 1 lot mlscl. jewelry, 1 large lot tools, 1 rug, 1 case canned goods, 1 lot hats, 1 lot fine silverware, silver-ware, plumes, 1 lot bedding, about 40 bicycles, bi-cycles, frames and tires, about 60 watches, musical instruments. E. C. Jenkins, auctioneer. au-ctioneer. Was. 42SS. k2SS9 ALTCTfON, 303 5TIi EAST, FURNITURE 7 rooms, Wednesday, Dec. Zt, 10 a. in. 2 Verms Martin beds, complete; 1 davenport, daven-port, 2 dining tables, kitchen tables, 2 sanitary couches, 2 line rugs 9x12, Crex rug. 2 Morris chairs. 3 dressers, 1 sideboard, side-board, 2 cook stoves, 2 heaters, 1 large Charter Oak nickel heater, stair carpet, cupboard, bedding, curtains, chairs, rockers, rock-ers, odds and ends. My motto: "Fair dealing with all." E. C. Jenkins, Auc-tioneer. Auc-tioneer. ' Was. 428$. K3144 WE DEVOTE OUR REGULAR NEWS-paper NEWS-paper space this week to uur patrons, both new and old, wishing them a Merry ' Christmas and a Happy New Year. Watch tiiis space each week for Furniture Furni-ture Bargains. SALT LAKE FURNITURE CO.. 135-137 East Broadway. Next Stores East of Auer bach's. In the Shopping Center. Wasatch 3K.J7. k 3232 !C. E. OSTERLOU. EXPERT A CcTbON I eering; furniture, merchandise. Was 24-W. AUCTIONEER E. C. JENKINS SELLS anything; best results obtained. Was 42S. k4-;:.6 FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS FARMERS' UNION, 64 W. 1ST SOUTH. Fresh eggs, 40c; creamery, 40c; ranch. S5c. h717 CHINESE NOODLES CHOP-SUKY. CHINESE STYLE; chicken d.nner, 2jc. A. B. C. cafo. 57 E. 2nd So k3E6 PATENT j'TORNEYS TO PATENT iNVKNTJUXij. Ki;i;..-;TI.H linde marks or copyri'-aLs. see .1. M. ThnrTi.is. I'Tah vin.s S TruHt bldg. ITJFACTORY FOR HAT REPAIRING SEE T A Y 1 ,0 R , t rie hotter. 24 East 1st So. Esiabi hd IPS. E205,-i WANTED J5jinted- STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. 51 West Second South- Phone Was. 464. Ji30 I UTAH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY" j Skilled and unskilled labor for all pub-I pub-I 11c work. 34 Commercial st. Was. 2621. f4170 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE- 1 ment First Congregational church. We . get you a position free of charge. Telephone Tele-phone Wasatch 5S22. t365 AUTO MECHANIC. List with our free employment bureau; positions furnished without charge; garage man; inquire for our listing. Ask for Mr. Hall. Utah Oil Refining Co., 707 Newhouse bldg. 14372 WILL EXCHANGE DENTAL WO R K for painting and common labor. Was. 2504. h255T TRAVELING SALESMEN AND OTH-ers OTH-ers who will devote part or all of their time to our interests by calling on doctors, dentists and druggists can make a handsome hand-some addition to their income. P. O. box 121, Philadelphia, Pa. h36S5 YOUNG MEN INTERESTED IN HIGHER living, not attracted by theology, kindly answer this ad. Let's get together and proflr. by acquaintanceship and association. associa-tion. E-16, Tribune. k724 GOVERNMENT WANTS RAILWAY clerks; ?75 month. Schedule Salt Lake eaminations free. Franklin Institute. desk N, Rochester, N. Y- k!352 ALL KINDS OF HELP FURNISHED, indoors or out. short notice. Japanese Employment Aeency. 15S W. First South. Phone Was. 3349. k!75S DRAFTSMAN. Experienced architectural or structural draftsman; work in city; liberal salary. Address F-55, Tribune klS-16 COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER, POSSES- sing a general experience and able to use typewriter; opportunity for advance- ment. Address O-S, Tribune. k!920 COAT MAKER AND ALL-ROUND tailor wanted. Phone me at my expense. ex-pense. 244 Tooele. k2797 FIRST-CLASS SAUSAGE MAKER. Utah Pkg. Co., 537 So. State. k2S04 PRESS FEEDER WANTED. GROCER Printing Co. k2SS4 YOUNG MAN" BOOKKEEPER, WITH practical experience. References. Ad- dress H-13, Tribune. . K2909 EXPERIENCED MARKER. APPLY" 114 E. Broadway at S a. m. k2975 COAL MINERS, DIGGERS, MACHINE- men, tracklayers and timnermen. cueauy employment and highest wages. Address H-I7, Tribune. K3011 WANTED 10 MEN AND BOYS. AP- ply Salt Lake theater, stage entrance, Sunday at 12 o'clock. k3Qjo MENLEARN AUTOMOBILE REPAIR- ing, driving, welding, ignition, battery work, machine shop practice in best-equipped best-equipped auto school In the country; established es-tablished 1905; 3000 successful graduates. We help students earn their living. Write for our FREE Twelfth Anniversary offery National School of Engineering, Los Angeles. An-geles. h2342 MAN REPRESENTATIVE IN UTAH and Idaho by concern financing washing tablet. Does away rubbing clothes. Harmless. Not sold in stores. Experience unnecessary. Carloads samples. sam-ples. To one who will work faithfully we guarantee steady position year around. References. Box 1S54. Salt Lake City. k2169 GOVE RN MENT EXAMINATIONS. Thorough instruction, $5. Returned if not appointed. Particulars free. American Ameri-can Civil Service School, Washington. D. C. K2227 MEN WOMEN, $25 WEEKLY COL-lecting COL-lecting names and addresses. No canvassing. can-vassing. Send stamp. Superba Co., S-33, Baltimore, Md. K158 FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN. BEGINNERS paid $120 monthly; permanent; no strike. Railway, care Tribune. k272 A MFG. COMPANY" OF 30 YEARS-' standing wants a manager tor the state of Utah. Address H-30, Tribune. k3205 WANTED CABARET SINGERS, 20 weeks; nothing too expensive. Western Theatrical Agcy., Pocatello, Idaho. Immediate Im-mediate opening. Telegraph. Also want vaudeville. k32Q2 WE WANT A REPRESENTATIVE IN this territory acquainted with the wholesale whole-sale and retail grocery and drug trade. Permanent position, with good future for right man. State age, experience and qualifications in your first letter. All communications strictly confidential. Address Ad-dress Sales Manager, The Pompeian Co., Baltimore. Md. k31S7 1 WILL PAY" ANY HONEST MAN UP to $50 monthly for part of spare time. No canvassing, no capital. Write today. Voorhles, desk 1S6, Om aha. Neb. k317 6 $20 WEEKLY MADE WRITING NAMES and addresses. No canvassing. Particulars Particu-lars for stamp. The Guide Co., Memphis. Tenn. k3173 WANTED CREW MANAGERS AND canvassers. We are spending large appropriation ap-propriation on standard article as introductory intro-ductory premium. Crew of ;fl took 12.000 wonderful work. Nearly every housewife buys. Managers making big money; we can prove it. State qualifications. The Bacorn company, 609 Center st., Jamaica Plain Station, Bo s t o n. Mass . k 313 3 W ANTED SH I P P ING CLERK; MUST be able bodied, Intelligent, not afraid to work; give experience and age. Address Ad-dress H-59, Tribune. k327S MAN! BRIGHT. ACTIVE. NOT OVER 35 years old. possessing fair education, willing to work for moderate salary; good position to right party; no canvassing. Address H-35, Tribune, staling age. business busi-ness experience, reference, salary desired. k3277 A COMPETENT STOCK SALESMAN having experience and guod recommendations. recom-mendations. Address H-36, Tribune. k3239 Bicycles Repaired. BOYS. GET YOUR BIKES AND TIRES repaired at reasonable prices. TurvlMe's. 12$ K. 2nd South. k2'.J27 PHIL WRIGHT CYCLE WORKS, 371-2 South West Temple. Was. 33 10. Pierce bicycle. Full line nf tires and supplies. Exclusive btyle repairing. vllS Safety Razors Sharpened SINGLE EDGE. 25c; DOUBLE EDGE, 35c per doz. H. T. Hutching, razor man. 146 So. Main, S. L. C. h 1144 Tobacco Coupons. CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF TO-baeco TO-baeco coupons. The Rhzot Shop, 55 V. Perond South h4445 KILT, BOX SIDE PLEATING, IIEM-stitchinc IIEM-stitchinc and pinking. Mrs. Jennem, 5'-S E. Broadway. Hyland 7S7-J. k514 DR. G. A. GAMBLE. IMP AND SPINE spe'ia li"t . No mrrffi ion, no pay. 5'ift-10-H Mclntyre bidg. Whs. ."I'-l. k2i;."i6 CPNTVOJRK FOR CAl:PE."TEK WOliK. RL.MOI'EL-irtr. RL.MOI'EL-irtr. cement work, etc., phone WaHntch 1M2-W. BEST WORK AT LOWEST TRICES. Vnll lHjer eleHnini.', jaint!riK, p;iper hanirir.tr. V. 'i Isonnmn ir. W:is. I''T-J. iol CANARY J?IRDS A FEW EX' 'EI'TIOXAI.I.Y FJ N F. HJN'l-ers HJN'l-ers at Johnson's siiniin, 22 ,M::in f--t. k.'TT'i PTNAL A L. VINIKNT. U O., FEET IJI.I J. : licensed pn.wsician. Hs50 WANTED Wanted Salesmen FOUR FIRST-CLASS STOCK SALES-men; SALES-men; big, attractive, nation-wide proposition. propo-sition. Call at 405 Atlas hlock. Salt Lake City, between lu a. m. and 5 p. m. Tuesday, Tues-day, December 26. or phone Jesse W. Johnson. Provo, Utah, any time before that d::te. kSO 9 5 FOR SPRING SEASON, 1917, EXPER1-enced EXPER1-enced shoe traveler, acquainted with intde in Colorado and Utah, to take established es-tablished line men's work, semi-dress and boys' shoes. Over 150 live accounts on territory. Prefer man living on territory; must furnish references proving ability and high character. No advance money, but commissions weekly or monthly as desired. Address at once, G-37, Tribune. k2347 S A LESM AN WANTED HIGH-GRADE side line saletur.au wanted to sell the only aluminum cooking utensil line manufactured manu-factured and established on the Pacific : coast. Elegant opportunity for live wires i making small towns; good contract, with I extra bonus on voiume. Address G-CS. Tribune. 6 SALESMEN FOUR LIVE SALESMEN I to sell article in daily use throughout i the United States; real demand and no' competition. Want live, successful sales-I sales-I men. acquainted with real money and ; good enough to make more than living ou i liberal commmlssion basis. State age and experience. Address H-26, Tribune. k"m SALESMAN FOR GENERAL MERCAN-tile MERCAN-tile trade in Utah to sell a NEW proposition propo-sition of MERIT. Vacancy now. Attractive At-tractive commission contract for 1017. $35 weekly for expenses. Miles F. Bixler Co.. 275-52 Carlin Bldg., Cleveland, O. k31SS HIGH-CLASS MAN WITH ORGANIZA-I ORGANIZA-I tion. executive and superior salesman- ship ability who has been successful and i who possesses highest Integrity and standing. stand-ing. Position that of district supervisor of salesmen for many high-class manufacturers manu-facturers representing millions of capital. One line is a new wonderful gasoline tractor and truck ot great power and flexibility flex-ibility that will overwhelm and astonish the world. Sells at $350 and $100. Here Is the opportunity to make more money each month than you ever made in a -year. If yon can qualify here ir a chance of a lifetime. life-time. Perrine, 30 N- La Salle St.. Chl-ca Chl-ca go. R31S6 SALESMEN WE HAVE A LPVE SIDE line for dry goods and general stores. Commission basis, small samples. Pox 76S Marengo. 111. K31S2 SALESMEN WANTED EXPERIENCE unnecessary, earn while you learn. Write for large list of openings and testimonials from hundreds of our students who earn $100 to S50fl a month. Address nearest t office. Dept. 359 National Salesmen's Training association, Chicago, New York. San Francisco. k3l75 SIDE-LINE SALESMAN WANTED High-class saleshoards only, now fall and holiday line now ready. Largest concern con-cern in country. Comm. $5 to $16 each order. Chicago Diamond Importing Co., 220 So. State St., Chicago. k3l79 AGENTS HERE IS THE BIG OPPOR-tunity OPPOR-tunity you are looking for; big seller and repeater. Free sample and particulars. O. D. P. Co., 15 E. Saratoga St., Baltl-more. Baltl-more. Md. kSlSl WE START YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR-nlshing FUR-nlshing everything; men and women. S30 to $200 weekly opera tins; our "New System Specialty Candy Factories," home or small room anywhere; no canvassing. Opportunity lifetime; booklet free. Rags-dale Rags-dale Co., Box L, East Orange, N. J. k317S MANUFACTURER WANTS BRANCH managers; part or full time; can be conducted con-ducted from home; only expense small adv. in local papers. Complete plan outlined out-lined free. Ole Hultgien. Treas., Kansas City. Mo. k3l74 WANTED AT ONCE Al STOCK SALES-man SALES-man to sell Al minlmr stock on commission; com-mission; stock easily sold. 519 Newhouee bldg. k3157 Wanted Agents 233 PER CENT PROFIT SELLING JUB1-lee JUB1-lee Spark Intensifies to automobile owners, garages. Sure cure for spark plug troubles; sells like wildfire. Brand new. Exclusive territory. Write today. Jubilee Mfg. Co., Dept. 124-C, Omaha, Neb. k2lfiS LOSJTNT)JWND LOST TUESDAY AFTERNOON, lady's purse, containing annual passes and glasses. Finder is welcome to money if he will return purse and other contents. Was. 7336-R. k3006 LOST IN WOOLWORTH'S STORE, lady's purse containing money, keys and pay check. Keep money and please return kovs and check to H-24, Tribune. k3074 LOST WATCH BRACELET, BET. Z. C. M. I. and 403 South 3rd East. Initials A. M- T. on back. Reward. Was. 7039 -J. k2609 LOST BAY" MARE, WEIGHT ABOUT C50 lbs., branded S. 5 on left thigh. Notify George Ferguson. Phone Murray 290-J. k32 R LOST PAIR GLASSES IN CASK. NEAR American theater. Finder please return to Palmer, 4S West 2nd South. Reward. LOST W ILL THE PARTY WHO TOOK SSS.S5 from purse on All Depots car, Saturday, return to 3S2 So. 3rd West, b the famllv is poor and father out of work? ' k3K-6 S T BLACK M EM O R A NDUM BOOK, with ticket to Mont pel ier, Idaho. Return Re-turn to A rcHde Cigar Store, State and 3rd So. R.vard. k32lS L'oST-6 N Ad .7,-1 K I 'OT OA R, HA n7-bsg n7-bsg containing book, stationery and ring. Call Was. 6R49-K. k3252 PERSONAL LADIES $1000 REWARD. 1 POSITIVK-ly POSITIVK-ly guarantee my great, successful "Monthly" remedy; safely relievos some of the longest, must obstinate abnormal cases in three to live days; no harm, pain or interference with work; mail, $1.60; double strength, $2; book free. Dr. B. P. SntithlntMon, Kansas City, Mo. 015 PEGH YLETTERS R KOKIYKU. YOU have missed items in Tribune. Widow married again, long ago. You are not "put, etc." Hop to vomc west to stay m-Nt fall. Cheery Christ mas. Addre-'-a ITi.'i? PniiHe nv;., Chlngu. k " 1 7 J BATTlJu CU EEK S YS THM. ELEC-trlc ELEC-trlc light cabinet, scientific ma swage; ladies iind izcnt in attendance. 214 Brooks Arcade. K.12. Open night. k2!'K7 I)ENTISTS DR. W. M. TILLMAN. DENTIST; equipment new, s;nntary on.) up to date. A trial will convince you. Fees u.thln r nation. G03 Judge bldg. Phone Was. 7?v 13283 Gel youi winter's supply now. Ball & Sons Co.. Gni;n, See'JH, bad. Flour. ll;iv. F.ulhs and Poultry fninplles. etc. Thone Wnsatrli 3:.K. 3530. ?.f.37. h:3l8 IV I AT TRE S S E SJR E MOJJELED MATTltl.SSKS, .MAUL; FKO.M ULU MAT-, tresses or rass. 42ti CUi East. lly. 2146. C38SI ' CHIROPODIST DR. KI.I7.AJKTII U WISMKIl. GHAD-unte. GHAD-unte. 72:. -Muintyre uMk.. tiS .So. Main. WasnU'h "!. klS74 EDUCATIONAL Spanish Lessons SrTlooT.'oF M'ANIMI. 12 LESSONS 3. Kellers truncated. loC V. iind N. Wafl. 2S42-J kMS liErTJXllllilS H,c AMj Kii y.itll, THREAD FREE. accortleon r-e .i t j r. . Mnil orders solicited. solicit-ed. Kid KitlinK Tailored Co?el Parlor, 40 East Broadway. Was. kOii! |
