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Show ALSO DOMESTIC RUGS GLEANED. repaired; guaranteed. Kosliaba Co.. 1 IS State. Whs. 2103. e307S MENSmRTS EXPERT SHIRT MAKER; MEN'S SILK shirts made to order. li Brunswick apts. Was. 5157-W e2236 MADE TO ORDER, ALSO REMODELED and trimmed; first-class work. 451 So. Main. e225 CORSETS DESIGN ED. MALE AND FITTED. K1D-Fltting K1D-Fltting Tailored Corset Parlor, 40 East Broad way. Was. 2.fi. el72 CESSPOOLS', TRAPS, CLOSETS cleaned; rubbish removed. Was. 170, S-I S-I L. Sanitation Co. e4"67 WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. PER-pfltua PER-pfltua care. 1016 Keatns I3Id Phono Wasatch 1S66: 3243 WE DESIRE TO EXPRESS OUR Sincere Sin-cere thanks and gratitude to all our friends for their lovtn? kindness and sympathy sym-pathy during the sickness and death of our dear mother. MRS. W. F. BB1D, CONSTANCE H. JOHNSON, ESTHER JOHNSON. f J99 MOUMETSjJTOBSTONES JLARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKcnzle Display yards. 422 So. Statev 33funeraldirectors EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKES AND embalmer; auto equipment: lady em. balmer. 16 So. W. Temple. Wa. 605. d3 1! D EVANS. UNDERTAKER. EM-balmer. EM-balmer. Mortuary chapel, 4S So. SHate. Automobile service, if desired, without additional expense. Was. 364. g777 & Q. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKER and embalmer, has moved to new location, loca-tion, 226-227 South West Temple street. Realty Bldg. Phone 580. . Q3399 Ji95iI L. M. LAW, 214 E. 2ND SO.; DESIGN work, funeral designs, decorating; prompt service. Was. 37. 8291 CUT FLOWERS. FRESH FROM OUR greenhouses. Porter-Wlton, State and Broadway. Phone Was. 6S64. y641 L. M. LAW. FLORIST, 214 E. 2ND SO. ; design work and decorating my spe- clalty. Was. 37. s29 1 ERNEST LAMBOURNE, SALT LAKE'S leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 73 So. Main. Was. 1616. V478 "EVANS FLORAL CO., 86 So! MAIN? Cut flowers, funeral designs. Was. 961. x35 3IIIcutfwers 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 BEAUTIFUL CHINA ASTERS, ALL shades. 75c per 100? delivered. Hyland 1460-J. el SO carpenterworkI FOR CARPENTER WORK, REJIODEL- ing. cement work, etc., phone Wasatch 4812-W. W354S FOR BUILDING, REMODELING. AL-terations, AL-terations, carpenter work, etc., call Hy. 496-W. . v7 BANKRUPTCYAPES BANKRUPTCY PAPERS, DEEDS, wills, mortgages. etc.. prepared by Mrs. Kilburn, public stenographer and notary public, at 400 D. F. Walker Bldg. Was 1223. e63S JUNKANDEERBOTTLES HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL kinds of junk. 25c dozen for beer bottles, bot-tles, 314c for sacks. Was. 6R2.3-W. . clfiOS PATENTATTORYS TO PATENT 1NVENT10Ns7rSJXEK trade marks or copyrights, see J. M. Thomas, 30S Utah Savings & Trust bldg. 0126 NURSERY SUPERIOR NURSERY CO., N. BYHOW-er, BYHOW-er, mgr.; lapdscape work our specialty. Bulbs, peonies and stock for fall planting. Hy. 293. d3246 NURSING CLASS WOMEN TO STUDY NURSING IN DR. Ellis R. Shlpp'8 school; can reduce expenses ex-penses with work. Address 713 2nd ave. e!284 USSE MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR trusses; fit guaranteed. Rex Drug Co., W. Temple and Broadway. d372l V. WILLIAMS & SON, 166 N STREET Was. 2S66. upholstering, repairing; chairs recaned. oS42 HATFAjrRY FOR HAT REPAIRING. SEE TAYLOR. the hatter. 24 East 1st So. Established 1IS8 g2065 FRRIERS GENEVA C. HICKS CO. FUR GAR-mems GAR-mems made, repaired. cleaned. and sold. 6$ S. th E. (122S9 SalZ COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.. 337 MAIN street; dependable Rx. work. Right pricesJ . e;j 122 SJVNOLOGISjr PETERSON BL'ILDS AND PAINTS signs in his studios. 20 Richards street. War 150. e511 MATTRJESSREI 0 D E LE D MATTRESSES MADE i-'lluji Ol-D MAT-tresses MAT-tresses or rags. -2u .in East. Hy. 2146. C3SS1 OSTEOPATHY DrT'gaMSLE. SPECIALIST: NERVOUS disorders and diseases of women. M0 Mclntyre bldg. c&OS LOST AND FOUND ! LUSI cl'i .VLEN SANi'i' AND SALT . Luke, bla.-k purse contain in z In F'j'd and currency. Re; urn to 37 Ho. "nd West and itc(-!vo ?ro reward. e!)6C LOSTmoVVN BALMAC.UN COAT, pold ciai-ytte case engraved C. "W. B. also cigar case. Return tn C. Y. Boyd, Mine &. Smelter Supply office. Reward. e931 LOST DIAMOND BROOCH, MADE UP of a number of small diamonds, lost Sunday. September 3rd. Reward offered. Mrs. Newhouse. 77 O street. elSoS L )ST S I L V : R M E S Hl l A G ON RSO. Temple car, bet. Newhouse hotel and Brnnsford apts. Reward if returned to Tribune office. l!157 RETURN KURD TOURING CAR. License Li-cense No. 03tS3. taken from Main st., Monday, September -r. and receive reward re-ward ; no nutations asked. 319 Kearns bldg. Was. e47T9 L OS T ( ;OLD BROOCH, V A L U L D AS keepsake. Reward. Room 311, Now-house Now-house hotel. e4? iS LOST GOLD WATCH AND L IN K chain, bet. Yale ave. and -i Ih 5o. and Main. Return to 13-19 Yale ave. Rew;ird. ft -1953 LOST FiOMALK AIRI5DALK PIT. BK-tween BK-tween So. Temple and old 14th So., on Main or Wet Temple. Kinder pieaec call Hyland 12'). Reward. e4i35 LOS T BETWEEN SALT LAKE AND Rrovo, three price books. Finder notify W. R. Wibcomb, Box 273, Price, Utah. Reward. - e4$!5 LOST JERSEY HEIFER; HAD HALTER on. Rfcturn to Oscar Johnson, 3020 Adams st. Reward. e491o LOST BETWEEN SEPT. 9TH AND 20th, small pasteboard jewelry box, containing- 3 rings. 3 brooches and other articles. ar-ticles. Call Was. 2616. Liberal reward. e4912 LOST ON MAIN. NKAR 4TH SOUTH. brown cameo brootfli. Return to Ley-son's Ley-son's jewelry store, or phone Was. 13S4-J. Liberal reward. fllG LOST BLACK LEATHER BAG CON tainfng set of black furs, on South Temple. Reward for return of same. Dr. Ward, 25 Buckingham apts. f 46 LOST BETWEEN AUKRBACH'S store and 5th East hotel, I cameo ring, with diamond at each end. Leave at Tribune office and- receive reward. f324 LOST BRINDLE BULL TERRIER. lT cense No. 902. Phone Hy. 699-R. f3 5 4 LOST LEFT LADY'S BLACK HAND-bag HAND-bag on 2nd South car. Call Hy. 741-R. Reward. - f380 LOST BABY'S FOLDING CART. brown leather back and seat, wicker sides, Friday afternoon, from Wanda-mere Wanda-mere car. Finder kindly phone Was. 3358. f404 LOST ABOUT 1 P. M. SATURDAY, between D. & R. G. freight depot and the Wellington hotel, envelope containing valuable papers. Finder please notify Was. 933-M. Reward. f4S0 LOST OLIVE GREEN CANVAS-COV-ered traveling bag from auto betweer Tremonton and Snowville, Utah, Sept. 27th. Return to Tribune. ?10 reward. f45S MON"LAY, AT' NO. 174 SOUTH MAIN, upstairs, at 10:30 a. m., I will sell 4 fine pool tables, with all the fixtures, electric lights, etc.- These tables cost $400 each; will be sold for what they will bring. Parties going away. Sale 10:30 a. pi. Carl OsterJoh, Utah's Auctioneer. Quality and reliability always. Makes good. Nun? sed. f473 AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, at No. 59 West 3rd So. I will sell 15 rooms furniture, rugs, linoleum, dressers, dress-ers, chiffoniers, iron and brass beds, sanitary cots, $.5.00 davenport, oak dining set, wardrobes, commodes, bookcase, book-case, five cook stoves, three steel ranges, eight, heaters, $120 set Encyclopedia Encyclo-pedia Britannica, lot bedding, curtains, portieres and everything for a home-Sale home-Sale 10:30 a. m. Triple mirror, 3 sewing machines. Carl Osterloh, Auctioneer of Quality and Reliability. f474 FAR OUT, IS THE REASON WE CAN sell cheap. . Give terms. Brass beds 11.00 up Iron beds : 2.00 up Davenports and davenettes 25.00 Linoleum, per yard 1.20 Axmlnster rugs. 9x12 , 22.00 Brussels ruga 17.50 Heaters ...... , . : 3. 00 up New and second-hand heaters., 5.00 up Dressers. buffets and round dining tables at a very low price. We also have a lot of used rugs and furniture at half price. MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO., 430 So. State. Below 4th South. e4776 BIG CONFERENCE FURNITURE SALE, for one week only, commencing Monday, Mon-day, Oct. 2, 1916. Everything on sale at a big discount. Don't miss this opportunity. oppor-tunity. Look oyer Sunday's display ad. SALT LAKE FURNITURE CO., 135-37 East B roa d way. Next stores east of Auerbach's, in the Shopping Center. -Wasatch 3i37. fS25 BRASS BEhS. SPRINGS" AND MAT-tresses, MAT-tresses, carpets, dressers, chiffoniers, buffet and china closet, and other household house-hold goods; no dealers. 320 5th ave. e3471 C. E. OSTERLOH, EXPERT AUCTION-eering; AUCTION-eering; furniture, merchandise. Was. 2S24-W. U3561 WE BUY AND SELL HOUSEHOLD goods. O. K. Furniture Co.. 343 South Stale. Was. 1996. k!909 Ladies siooo reward, i positive. ly guaruntee my great, successful "Monthly" remedy: safely relieves some of the longest, most obstinate abnormal cases in three to five days: no harm, pain 'or interference with work; mall. $1.50: double strength, $2; book free. Dr. B. P. Eouthington. Kansas City. Mo. ol5 HOSIERY" CORSETS. LACES AND home-made nainsook underwear can be purchased at reasonable prices from Madame Sargent, 306-8 Brooks Arcade bldg. Was. 24S8. e951 FITS I CURED MY DAUGHTER BY simple discovery; particulars free. Z. Lepso, 115 Island Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. fS4 WANTED INFORMATION PERTAIN" ing io Wm. Bache White, who lived formerly in Salt Lake. Address M-37. Tribune. flOf) SEE BRICHT. USE IT AND RECEIVE THE JOY OF CLEAR SIGHT AND FREE BREATHING. BREATH-ING. FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS. f27 CORDIOPLEATLNG SUNBURST. BOX AND SIDE PLE.AT-Ing: PLE.AT-Ing: hemstitching and pinking. Phone Hy. 737-J. Mrs. M. M. Jennen. 508 Enst Broadway. w?r31 AJRGOODS " FOR SALE WIGS. TOUPEES, MADE to order. Call Was. H9. Sasse's Hair factory dll53 PIANO PLAYING G U A R A X T E ED L2 lessons, note or ear. Glenn Waterman, 44Vj South Main, wD3 CHIROPRACTIC SALT LAKE COLLEGE OF CH1RO-Pi-actir. located at 61 N. Slate. Phone Was. 5571. r:s WASATCH DISTRICT MESSENGER srvire. Red Crow. Mcr. W asat h 3"3' or 5Mr.. fr? GOOSE AND DUCK GROUND'. (FOR sal or k."..'ei, near Davis countv . W. 1st SuuU). ' fl75 CHRIS DuNNEi.l.i. -. ji i-. i :. . A L street, py-"5 Insist pries for 'oor.'s ra-sian clothing. ovc;coal. etc 1'hone Wasafh snss. e!137 NO MATTER WHAT OTHERS P.V,T will give more :'ur your old clOLhlng. Phone Wasatch 5236. r764 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEN'S second-hand clothes. 133 West ind So. el 159 GLICKMAN PAYS THE BEST PRICES for second-hand clothing. Was. 4i',2v. .nil WE BUY. SELL ANT) EXCHAXG E gents' stilts and overcoats. Nohby Sultorium. 219-21 State. etlSS BllST PRlCES PAID FOR L'ND HAND goods. N. Zall. 377 S. State. Was. Was. 503L e4459 SWALLEY POSITIVELY PAHS HIGH-est HIGH-est prices lor clotl'dng. Was. 7S-16. 112 E. Jnd So. a7-U EDDIE GREEN PAYS HIGHEST prices for old clothes, shoes, etc. Was. 1503. OLD CLOTHING. SHOES AND SUIT-cases: SUIT-cases: will pay highest prices. Phone Was. tMlf. C37S3 ABE GORDON PAYS GOOD PRICES for anything of value. Was. -1.S07-J. 3S Commercial st. e3784 DRSSrvIAKING LADIES' TAILORING. DRESSMAKING; cut rates on fur work. 79 X. State. Was. 1143-W, - e4901 DRESSMAKING, LADIES' TAILORING and remodeling by the day. Wasatch 4S97-J. 364 So. 4th Enst. d2274 LADIES' TAILORING. DRESSMAKING; cut rales on fur work. 79 N. State. Was. U43-W. e49ni FA X CY GOWNS AND ONE-PIECE dresses; style and fit guaranteed; prices reasonable. Tel. Was. 945-N.M. e533 COATS, SUITS, FASHIONABLE gowns: work guaranteed; reasonable. 153 W. 5th So. Was. 7335-W. f259 GOWNS AND FANCY SUITS; PRICES reasonable; guaranteed. Phone Was. 945-M. 539 So. 3rd East. - e2100 1ST-CLASS DRESSMAKING, LADIES7 tailoring and coats; fine alteration; price reasonable. 137 North Main st. Wasatch 23S6-J. fl05 FANCY GOWNS A SPECIALTY MISS McGee, 312 So. 4th East. Phone Was. 1593-W. f502 EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WANTS work by the day. Was. 5112-M. f419 MEDJCAL IF YOU ARE SICK OR AILING, CALL at Greenhalgh Remedy Co., 28 E. 4th So., Salt Lake. Was. 5394. Stomach troubles specialty. e44S6 ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM BLOOD poison, goiters, piles, sores, skin disease, dis-ease, .catarrh, bunyons. corns? Free sample sam-ple gives relief. Call Was. 6973. 271 West 4th South. e4965 jCmMNEYjSWEEPING FURNACES AND WATER JACKETS cleaned. Call J. H. Curtis or Was. 1595. d3765 GRIFFIN CLEANS FURNACES AND chimneys for the winter. Hy. 3065-J, Griffin. e!599 FOREIGNERS WISHING LESSONS IN English will receive special attention from private teacher at Salt Lake Business Busi-ness coliese. Was. 72SO. el4 ENGLISH LESSONS TN THE EVENING, either in classes or private. Mrs. Marv M. Ryan, Hyland 659-M. e4456 UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST work, best prices. Hyland 17SS-W. Was. 60 pS19 HOME PAPER CLEANING CO., fjf flee Duvall's Paper store. Low prices, best work. Was. 3154. d3179 C A ES 'IT. S. CAFE SPECIAL DINNER, 25c; short orders and Chinese style. Chas. Hong, ni'Qp., 220 State. eZ?,5i THE MTNT CAFE. 147 S. W. TEMPLE; new nipt.: meals 15c, up. e4494 (CJ WE HAVE SOME EDISON CYLINDER phonographs, taken In exchange on the new Edison Diamond Disc, which we will close out at your own price and terms. Keith-O'Brien Co. alSl BOOKRE BOOKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND sold. For all out-of-town newspapers see Keggy, Wasatch Book and News store, 12 West 2d So e2136 OOrejUD LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED; ALL classes work guaranteed; manufacturer of Leak Stopper paint. 40 E. 5th So Was. 2S97. e2739 OT1N 'MODERN MATERNITY HOMR JpRL vato cases solicited. Homes found for children. Phone Was. 7059. 776 E. So. Temple. x377 HEMSTITCHING 10c AND 15c YARD, THREAD FUR-nished FUR-nished free. Kid Fitting: Tailored Corset Cor-set Parlor, 40 East Broadway. Was. 2846 el73 FOJJNEtRY STOV1REP,URS CALL WESTER!? FOUNDrT"fOR ALL kinds water jackets, stove repairs. Wasatch Wa-satch 4474. kl02 ERGOPATHY RHEUMATISM AND PARALYSIS guaranteed cured. 214 Brooks Arcade . Bldg. Was. lf,12. e2343 ZZ KODAKS COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 337 MAIN street; kodaks and films; developine. and printing samp day. e3i23 jcoaandIndli n g7 THREE SACKS OF COAL AND ONE sack of kindling, 51- 340 E. 5th Soi::h. Was. 4115. e4782 SALT LAKE LOAN' OFFICE. 70 EAST 2nd Socth. Liberal loans on anything of viihie. eCS5 CON SULTIN g" E N G i IN EERsT JOS. JENSON. CONSULTING NOl" ' ncer. irrigation structures. ConsL'u-tion ConsL'u-tion blrlc:. Wa 1171. e:43V shoe re: iring S. L. SHOE RE1. CO.: WE CALL AND deliver fixe. 40 W. 2nd So. "s. 4v. cleaning and pressing CLEANING. PRESSING AND P.LI'AIR-lng. P.LI'AIR-lng. We call anj deliver. 74 So. W. Temple. Was719.:,. e2216 CHIROPODIST UK KLIZalliTli L. vVjaMElt. (JT.AD-cate, (JT.AD-cate, 71.7 Mclniyre 1. !(.'. bj So Main. .,m.h 2'1'J 1: 1 ST 4 CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS i, E. FAKNS WORTH A. E. WALTiiEK. 616 Felt blo phone Was. L6u. u06 WANTED Wanted MaleHelp U T AH E M P LOY M E N T A E N C Y Skilled ant unskilled labor for ail public pub-lic work. 34 Commercial -st. c-3M0 E K K E E M 1 LO V M E N T AGENCY. BASE-ment BASE-ment First ConregaUonul church. We gf-t you a position ires of charge. Te:e-phone Te:e-phone Wasatch 5S.2. t3$5 WANTED GOOD, EXPERIENCED clerk for Traffic Department. Mutt ! thoroughly undersiand compiling and pre- : paring freight and passenger taiirts. None but Mrst-ciass man up on this work and familiar with Interstate Commerce Commission Com-mission requirements need apply, tia.ary $100.00 per month. Address immediately, glvin? full particulars. Edgar M. Helgho, General Manager Pacific & Idaho North- 1 ern Railway, New Meadows, Idaho. e4442 oOLA BOREi 7 AJ7PL Y TTm6 RAN ti barn a. d492 FEW LIVE HOYS WITH WHEELS can get permanent work as telegraph messengers. Only honest, reliable boys need apply. W U. Tel. Co. d2573 FIRST-CLASS AUTO MECHANIC; good salary, permanent position. See Mr. Hall, employment bureau, Utah Oil Refining 'Co.. Ti'T Newhouse bids. d3C4S-WAN d3C4S-WAN TED TEAMS FOR HAUL! N G eand and gravel. CaU Was. 2740-W. d4036 MOTION PICTURE ACTORS. BIO MEN. old mtn, types. Studio, 27th So. and 7th East. Wandamere or 7th East car. dl23 RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED $75 month. Sample examination questions ques-tions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 461 S, Rochester. N. Y e!4S3 25 LABORERS FOR SEWER WORK; STEADY EMPLOYMENT. APPLY AT TTH WEST, BET. STH AND 9TH SOUTH. e2163 YOUNG MAN STENO. WHO UNDER-stands UNDER-stands bookkeeping; state salary expect- . ed. Ans. L--0. Tribune. e4403 i PRICE AND BILLING CLERK; MUST ! be rapid typist and quick and accurate ' at figures; give age. references and salary sal-ary expected. Address H-52, Tribune. e33.7 TWO FIRST-CLASS COATMAKERS wanted. W. H. Mitchell, 309 Walker Bank bldg. e4614 DELIVERY BOY WANTED, WITH wheel, either all day or after school. e4722 WANTED DRUG CLERKS REG1S-tered REG1S-tered or registered assistant; good opportunity op-portunity for the right man. Address K-27. Tribune. e4S18 MAN AND WIFE FOR JANITORS; must be honest, sober and industrt-i industrt-i ous. Apply bet. 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. af 1 the office. Progress apts.. 1st So. and 3rd East. Basement, Srd East. e4921 I EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD LIFE INSUR- ance man, good at closing-; have a very i attractive contract to offer to a real in-! in-! suranee man. Address M-16, Tribune. e4S32 I A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN TO SELL THE best life, accident and health insurance. insur-ance. Se W. A. Zimmerman, genera! agent, suite 526 Newhouse bldg. e4SS9 WANTED 6 FINISH CARPENTERS; Sunnyside ave., east of East high school. Take loth East car. Frank i SUimm- ' e4S7fi TRAINED AUTO MECHANICS MAKE big money. We give complete repairing, repair-ing, driving. Ignition, welding, battery and machinist courses. Best equipped automobile school in America, established 1905. Individual and practical instruction. instruc-tion. We help students earn living while learning. Write for free catalogue and low rates today. National School of En-glneering. En-glneering. Los Angeles. ejJfiO MEN ARE NEEDED NOW AS TRAF-fic TRAF-fic inspectors. (Special work for railways.) rail-ways.) Big pay; easy Injurs; opportunities opportuni-ties for advancement and unlimited ', travel. Experience unnecessary; we j teach you at home, place you in position and sive necessary experience. Ask for booklet Y, Frontier Prep. School, Buffalo. N. Y. e2tSSl FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, BEGINNERS, $120; no strike service. Railway, care Tribune. e!431 LABORERS AND FARM CARPENTERS, Parley's canyon dam. Take Daisy stage. 344 So. State. Wages, S2.7:. and up. Par-j Par-j rott Bros. Co. flG ; COMPETENT YOUNG MAN TO ACT AS j secretary for rapidly growing corporation; corpora-tion; must have good education and pleas-ins: pleas-ins: personality. Position requires small investment, but offers splendid opportunity to right man. Address M-2, Tribune. f 14 W A N T E D Y O U NG MAN. AEToUt 20 years of age, clerical work In wholesale house. Address In own handwriting, giving giv-ing experience, reference and telephone number. Address M-31. Tribune. f 122 MAN AND WIFE ON SMALL PLACE near city; man must understand farming, farm-ing, wife to help in house. The right people can havo a good home, fair wages. Good references required. Address M-32, Tribune. f51 WTLL PAY $70 A MONTH AND COM-j COM-j mission to real salesman of good appearance appear-ance who is not afraid to work; permanent work; good future. Interview Mr. Jones, Belmont hotel, before 4 this afternoon. flS EX PERIENCED TAILORS WA NT ED. Salt Lake Tailoring Co., t;r. W. 2nd So. nn COAL MINERS. TONNAGE BASIS. stendy work ahead; transportation furnished. fur-nished. No fee. Address M-35, Tribune. fl44 AUSTRIAN OF S OME EOUCATIOnT man with experience around mines preferred. pre-ferred. Address M-36, Tribune. f!43 HONEST MAN OR WOMAN TO O P erate profitable mail order business at home, selling my goods; no canvassing. ! I supplv everything. Voorhles, Dept. : 1S6, Omaha. Neb. f7f YOUNG MAN WANTED TOC"VNVASfT See S. Kamsion between 10 and 12 a. m. Sunday, at 228 West 5th South. f2ti YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE WORK? Standard Furniture Co. f230 WANTED A GOOD EXPERIENCED cafe man. with some money, to rnt and equip the only hotel cafe in the best town in Idaho. A fine opportunity for the. right man or woman. Fhone Hy. 29S-W. flM BOY WITH WHEEL. 7,. C. M. L Dfd'O Store. f332 1 Tin y WITH WT-T EEL W A N T ED; P E R - I "manent position. Call at once. Day i work. 1st Ave. Drug Co., 876 1st ave. I - f35B BOY WANTED. A ROUT 16 OR 17 pars old, of neat appearance: must live wit!: parents. Apply Mondav at 9 a. if... CI E. 2nd South. f.O'i FAR M B'j Y F( iR W I N'T E H: ROA K f) and c ! 0 1 ' l s . G ra y , 325 Fell B 1 d t; f2S:: FTR 1 - M K N". PRAK EM EN. iVeoINNE R S pa id $120 mont hi v : no strike servk-p. Rfitlwav. r;tre Tribune. f?97 ARGENTS'SELL TO" THE Tl'-TOOWN-ern and gr:t the monev; thin if pew; hlg profiis; easy ncllnr. Howard, 657 State si reel. - f::.c9 liOT WHO H AS f'OMPLETKTT f ; R A VK school to npcjnt yd'trssograpli mo-Hiine. mo-Hiine. Address M-5f, Tribune. f?.'M YOUNG MAN FOR FINE M YA :HAnTca"l work on iiiylrnnn-nts, PiiiPr; finishing, etr-.; must be willing and apt: crtpi-ri-oncf nnfc essential. Applv bv letter onlv, G. P. Keller Mfg. Co., Board of Trad- Bitig. f xri i;nVTo"sv EKT ANIW7. .ea xT: POS friturdnv inoininf1' Apply morn N Board of Tn-de R'd?. f 302 EX PERI E X ' i:T O FF1 7 R MA N. IN -voir-e clerk; refrrences. I. O, Box K.rr f4:r 3 J(-)- SALESTKN Wllf W.W'T TO m V; inorc-v : m-v proposl t!on for richt i rrrn. Applv Mondav, 10 a. in.. 573 Sinif s:'--t. M71 ONE TINNER. J.r. PER DAY; ONE fOAL l'!a'-k l-m!t h. r hour ; man nd wjf- .'inks fr mining r;!n,r. pf-r month STROCK'S EM V. A ' ! EN' Y j 51 W. nd So. f453 WANTED j LABORERS WANTED AT STH E. AND 1st South. Parrott Eros. Co. f 46 BARBER WANTED! Sl'EADY JOB. 224 2 So. State. f3l't MAN w fth :te a m A XlT ECJ U I PM EN t to lea.e fiirm at Price. 50 acres, in alfalfa, al-falfa, fencing, tc. for winter work. Ref. required. 321 Kearns bids. f!5 WANT ED FXP1R PEN C ED ARMATURE winders and electiical repair men. Le Bron Electrical Works. Omaha, Neb. fT ERRAND P OY W IT H BICYCLE. Stephenyon. 274 So. Main. I' 4 SO WANTED COLLECTORS; FXPERI-eiT-ed young men. with bicycles. Apply Sunday. 10 to 12 oclo-k. 216 State St.. Western Outfit Co. f 447 SOLICITOR FOR DRY CLE A NIN; wagon. Capital Cleaning: Co., Hi ,5 So. State. f14ji MAN AND WIFE, COOK AND waitress, for a club; A-l position. STROCK S EM P. AGENCY. t M W. 2nd So. MS: YOUNG MAX. 19 OR 20 YEARS OF age. Inquire at Alta club before 10 a. m. f464 Safety Razors Sharpened SINGLE EDGE. 2.ic; DOUBLE EDGE. 3m; per doz. H. T. Hutchins, razor man. 14rt So. Main St.. S. L. C. e47Sl Learn Trades LEARNACTUAL AUTO REPAIRING. Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles, Catalogue free. fS Watch Repairing FREE! YOUR JEWELRY, SILVER- ware polished, cleaned free. McKee. 11 Main, upstairs. e4774 Bicycles Repaired JiJOYTGTYUB repaired at reasonable prices. Turville'a, 128 E 2nd South. e 2 S S 4 PHIL WRIGHT CYCLE WORKS. 371-2 South West Temple. Was. S340. Pierce bicycle. Full line of tires and auppliea. Exclusive bicycle repairing. vllS Wanted Salesmen SALESMEN TO SELL IRRIGATED farms. Salt Lake valley; liberal commission. com-mission. Apply 206 Now house Bldg. 5 SALESMEN TO SELL THE BEST-selling BEST-selling automobile accessory ever invented, in-vented, to business men of this city; $ln per day can be made bv hustlers. Apply 1942 So. 5th East or call Hy. 6h2. e2481 HIGH-GRADE AUTO SALESM A N . Write experience and references. G. R. BEAC H. Box 15.4, Salt Lake City. e495" WANTED E XPERIENCED CITY salesman acquainted with drug trade, as local representative. Must be high-class, high-class, capable man. In answering, give age, experience and references. F. Uhry &. Co., 20S W. Monroe St., Chi- cago, TU. e!3S9 GOOl5 S A LESM A N WANTED BY Reliable Re-liable firm. Call Monday and Tuesday, 225 Moxum hotel. fjS SALESMEN SELLING RESTAURANT. hotel, cafe, cigar, pool, drug, general store trade can do bit; business with our new. live, pocket sidy line. All merchants, towns UiO.000 and under, want it. $r commission each sale. No collecting-. No expense or risk to merchant. We take back all unsold Roods. Canfield Mfg. Co., 20S Slgel St.. Chicago. HI. TRAVELING SALESMEN WANTED. Best side line on earth. Something new. Entirely different. $' commission on each order and repeats. Pan Mfg. Co.. 25SS Cottage Grove. Chicago. fSV2 A JI,5O0.0rM ILLINOIS CORPORATION. composed of the strongest and best -known business and financial men in America. Is marketing a quick-selling, nationally-advertised automobile specialty, retailing at from $10 to $16. Exclu-Mve rights will be granted covering territory in this state one or more counties or whole state to a responsible man or company able to furnish top-notch references refer-ences and able 'to buy merchandise for cash.' No bonus asked. A straight merchandising mer-chandising proposition, with a liberal discount. dis-count. Amount of merchandise to be purchased pur-chased determined by number of automobiles auto-mobiles in territory. A wonderful money-making money-making opportunity for any man who can qualify. Give selling experience, references, refer-ences, including at Ipast one bank, Wire or write promptly, Tireoid Company, Chi- cago. rjw ADVERTISING MEN TO SELL SPE- cial contract: guarantee advertising increase; in-crease; advances made good ; big money weekly ; state experience and references. Business Development Dept., 375 Marker St., San Francisco. Cal. fRfi SALESMEN LIVE HIDE LINE; SOME-thing SOME-thing new; nine minutes' time pays vou 0. Pocket sample. Prompt commissions. com-missions. State territory covered. El-wood El-wood Mfg. Co., Ill . Michigan Ave., Chicago. Chi-cago. Salesmen" wa nt'ep-kxpr r i k n " E unnecessary: earn while vu learn-Write learn-Write for large list of openings and testimonials tes-timonials from hundreds of our stndentn who earn $100 to $r.00 a month. Addresn nearest office. Dept. 3.".ft, National Salesmen's Sales-men's Training Association, Chicago, New York. Pan Francisco. AGEf-NOEX PE R iTJn c1T"N E ED ED to earn big incomp selling our goods. Send for our latest winner. E. J. Hollo-peier. Hollo-peier. 1033 2nd Ave., Durango. Colo. fS3 S A TE S M EN WANT ED TO OA LL ON grocers. confectioners. rest a utant : commission or tytlary. fun be handled as main or side line. National Beverac Co.. St. Louis. Mo. fl si'de-llne" "raT.esmf7n siwvcares' window fixtures, garment racks. linnK-ers; linnK-ers; libeia! commissions; state territory; applications confidential. American Fixture Fix-ture & Showcase o.f SI. Louis. fn3 , SALESM A N" FO r" 7iK N E R AL M ERCAN- tile trade in Vxah to s--ll a. new proposition propo-sition of nierlt. Vacancy now. Attractive commission contract. $35 weekly for expenses. ex-penses. MUs F. Blxler Co., Wholesale Jewelers, 27540 railln Bidg., Cleveland. Ohio, ft"-1 $7..".0 COMMISSION EACH SALE AND repeat orders; traveling salesmen among general mercantile trade; every Male: weekly settlement; no rr.rn ppf i t inn ; pocket, sample. Toledo Cable Co., 2i8 Davis -Bide-., Toledo. Ohio. f2 W ANTED TR A V ELJNG SALES M A N for low-priced drews goods. W sell () e ret ai'r and pay good coin m if. si on. Desirable De-sirable side line. Sciiuvlklll Mills, B-x 11.2. Philadelphia. Pa. 1 SALES M A N VAC A N ' V OCT. 1 iiTl I with old bouse. permanent position, ('over Utah. Staple line sold on ex'-rp-tionro terms. Hieh commission. weekly advaner. Sales Manager, Suite MJ. ynn Woodward, Detroit. fRI SA LESMAN TV) SELL GENERAL trade in Rocky mountain states. Vacancy Va-cancy now. A new inerrh;tndlnlng plan. Commission contract. $3.:, weekly for expenses. ex-penses. Established in 1300. Continental .lewelrv Co.. 7S 40 Continental Hlibr., Cleveland. Ohio. TC7 EX' PjTrTeN f ;E) J SALESMAN WANTKT for Utah. Electric controller, "rtto for particulars. Anyllte EUyMrlc Regulator Co., 71S Main. L'-wlston. Idaho. f 2 1 fikt-''La ss- salesSi E N7'6 s E I X ft 7- ra ce, f ;i-'t orics, ft ore.s. etc. St end v, well-jci ylne position for;ftlve men. Milwaukee Mil-waukee Tank Works, Milwaukee, Wln- ronsin fR2 SALESM AN. sTrrTtLY COMMISSION proposlrifjii. but p ffond one. Williams A Kirk. H-7 K'eirh Emporium Btdrr. f4!fj TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULI. |