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Show Strength comes from well digested mid' thoroughly assimilated food. Hood's Sar.-ai nrillr tones the digestive organs, and thus builds up the strength. If you nre ctrinp; "run down.' hoqin taking Hood's at once. It jrives nerve menial and digestive strep;;-; h. ' tAdve;i:s:r.icnt.) FLORISTS CUT FLOWERS. FRESH FROM OUR greenhouses. Porter-Walton, State and Broadway. Phone Was. 5Su4. y641 E RNEST LAMBOURN'E, SALT LAKE'S leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 73 So. Main. Was. 1516. v47S EVANS FLORAL CO., 36 SO. MAIN. Cut flowers, funeral designs. Was. 961. x38 HARRY B. GARYAN FLORAL CO. Floral designs for all occasions our spe-cialty. spe-cialty. 76 E. 1st So. Was. 8142. M?4S L. M. LAW, FLORIST, 214 E. 2ND PO.: design work and decorating my specialty. spe-cialty. Was. 37. S291 CEMETERIES WASATCH LAWS' CEMETERY. PER-Betual PER-Betual care. 1016 Kearns Bldff. Phon, WsEatoh 1S6S. S3243 LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKenzie Display yards. 422 So. State. FUNERAL DIRECTORS EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKER AND emoalmer; auto equipment; lady era-balmer. era-balmer. New locoation, -47 E. 2nd So. Was. 5'15. ai S. D. EVANS, UNDERTAKER. EM-balmer. EM-balmer. Mortuary chapel. 4S So. State. Automobile service, if desired, without additional expense. Was. 364. g7 , i E. G. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKER and embalmer. has moved to new location. loca-tion. 225-227 South West Temple street. Realty bldg. Phone 5 SO. o3SS9 SILVER & DOYLE. WE ARE THE most reasonable undertakers in Utah 147 W. Broadway. Plion Was. i'S. o!4 CUT FLOWERS HUDDART FLORAL CO.. 62 SO. MAIN street. Phona H'6. Cut flowers and funeral designs. 111693 WALKER'S FLORAL L)EPT. CUT flowers, funeral designs. Walker Pros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. s::021 JLOSTXDJUj LOST OPAL RING AND PEARL brooch. Phone Was. 3345-R. Reward. OS20U LOST GOLD LOCKET AND CHAIN: initials "D. L." on back. Return SO So. Slate st. Reward. o274 LOST BRINDLEBULL, WHITE SPOT on back, neck white. Reward it returned re-turned to 221 V. 2nd Svutii. o250 LOST AUTOMOBILE FLOOR MA T Sat. night on west side. Finder please call Hy. 2S35-R. Reward. o2S31 LOST BRIN'DLE BULLDOG. WITH Rand, Mile-High kennels. Denver, on collar. Reward. Was. 39SS. o2S34 FINDER OF SILVER MESH BAG COX-taining COX-taining money and Myers Cleaning Co. claim check with address of owner, please keep money. Return bag care Wilson hotel desk. PARTY WHO TOOK BY MISTAKE A old-handled umbrella from Auditorium Saturday nisrht please call Wasatch 23S2-M. Reward. C2S2S Turn to The Tribune Want Columns and see how many housewives are appealing ap-pealing for household helpers. CONTINUOUS, FEB. 19, 1917, UNTIL 1000 room-size rugs are soid. We are still inviting: tiie ladies of this city to come to our store and pay our carpet department de-partment a visit, and satisfy themselves iha t we are selling floor covering for less money and better values than any other store in town. All rugs from a Wilton down to an Incrain are new in coloring, pattern and dysisn- The dyes used in this manufacturing are the old reliable German dyes, the same as proven for centuries cen-turies to be the only sun-fast dyes on the market. Pon t forget that we purchased these proods at the low market, early last summer. Therefore that is the reason why we are selling rujjs at such tremendous low cash prices. When you want to furnish a home and you want to save money, give us a change to figure with you before buying elsewhere. else-where. We assure you that we will suv you from 5 to r0 per cent on our entire line. All our soods are new. up to da v. and of standard makes. We exchange; furniture. SALT LAKE FURNITURE COMPANY, 133-35-37 East Broadway. The lowest price store in The city. Next stores east of A ue roach's, in the Shopping Center. Phone Was. 3637. 02-1S7 C. E. OSTERLOH, EXPERT AUCTION-eering; AUCTION-eering; furniture, mercliandlse. Was. 2S2-1-W. u25".L AUCTIONEER E- C JENKINS SELLS anv thing; best results obtained. Was. 6410-W. k440' PERSONAL WE PAY $1.00 TO J23.00 FOR OLD false teeth sets. Very old sets most valuable. Crowns, bridge work bought, old or broken jewelry, old gold, silver, etc. Dent. Puichas. Dept., 727 Mclntyre bldg. o4S BATTLE CREEK SYSTEM. ELEC-tric ELEC-tric liht cabinet, scientific massasre; ladies and gent in attendance. 2H Brooks Arcade. vVas. 1G12. m2660 LADIES. I GUARANTEE TO REDUCE vour fat; no medicine. 214 Brooks Ar-c Ar-c a'de. Was. 1612. - Q 269 WE BUY DIAMONDS. W A T CHES. ' jewelry, pawn tickets, old gold, old coins, any kind. 727 Mclntyre bldg. ov-ti IF LILLIAN CLARK SEES TH1, write to Will at. Nelson, Nev. 0-2 So 1 CAPITALIZATION PROPOSED, THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES, I I PAR VALUE ONE DOLLAR; TREASURY RESERVE, ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND I I SHARES. ALLOTMENT FOR SALE HERE, THIRTY THOUSAND SHARES, TEN - 1 CENTS EACH. N THE PROPERTY ENDLINES THE CRITIC COPPER MINE, NINE MILES FROM f 1 WENDEN, YUMA COUNTY, ARIZONA. ONE CLAIM OUTCROPS PEACOCK COPPER. 1 ORE CARRYING GOLD VALUES, WHICH APPEARS TO BE OF THE SAME CHAR- i I ACTER AS ORE FOUND IN THE CRITIC, WHICH SHIPS TWO CARS WEEKLY FROM I ITS FOUR HUNDRED LEVEL AT NET PROFIT OF SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS. V I A LETTER FROM DICK BULLARD, FORMER OWNER OF THE CRITIC CLAIM, I ij SAYS HE SOLD IT FOR TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS. IT HAS SINCE DE- jl VELOPED INTO A VERY PROFITABLE SHIPPER. IF YOU COULD SEE THE PROP- l I ERTY YOU WOULD UNDOUBTEDLY GET IN ON THIS PROPOSITION AT THE t I START. THE PLAN IS TO ORGANIZE AN ARIZONA CORPORATION, SELECT OF- FICERS AND DIRECTORS OF UNQUESTIONED ABILITY AND INTEGRITY FROM ' 1 STOCKHOLDERS AND GIVE ALL A SQUARE DEAL. SHOULD THE CORPORA- l I TION NOT BE EFFECTED OR THE DEAL CONSUMMATED WITHIN THIRTY DAYS, 1 ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RETURNED. I C. F. YEAGER, TRUSTEE, SAYS: "FOR SIX MONTHS I HAVE TRAVELED 1 THROUGHOUT ARIZONA AND HAVE SEEN MANY MINING PROPERTIES WHILE I REPRESENTING AN ARIZONA DAILY PAPER. THIS LOOKS LIKE THE BEST MIN- I ING VENTURE I'VE SEEN FOR LIMITED CAPITAL." . ' I I THE CRITIC MINE, WHICH ENDLINES ONE OF THE CLAIMS NOW UNDER f OPTION TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COMPANY'S HOLDINGS, WAS DEVELOPED I LARGELY FROM ITS OWN PRODUCTION. THIS LOOKS LIKE A SIMILAR OPPOR- I TUNITY. THE HAUL TO WENDEN RAILROAD STATION IS NINE MILES OVER GOOD S S ROADS. THE WICKENBURG SAMPLER IS LESS THAN SIXTY MILES FROM I 1 WENDEN. THOSE INTERESTED IN THE CRITIC MINE ARE CLEARING MORE -THAN $ SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS WEEKLY. THEY TOOK. A CHANCE AND WON. IT IS I UP TO YOU TO DO THE SAME IF YOU HAVE SOME SPARE CAPITAL. MINING IS ?i I ACCOMPLISHED ECONOMICALLY IN THE VICINITY OF THE CRITIC AND FOUR BIG PROPERTIES ARE WORKING. ' I ' THOSE DESIRING ARIZONA-WEN DEN SHARES SHOULD WIRE RESERVV i I TIONS TODAY-TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE. RIGHT IS RESERVED TO RE- Ij I JECT OR RETURN ANY SUBSCRIPTION. REMIT DIRECT TO C F YEAGER jl TRUSTEE ARIZONA-WENDEN MINING & DEVELOPMENT CO., EL PASO, TEXAS j) I I PERSONAL REFERENCES: GOVERNOR TOM CAMPBELL, PHOENIX, ARIZ.; JUDGE g I ANSON RAINEY, CHIEF JUSTICE, COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS, DALLAS, TEXAS ' I 1 OR ANY ARIZONA DAILY NEWSPAPER ' 1 I I I y 1 |