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Show TEXAS DOCTOR SAYS TAHLACJS WONDERFUL ! Prominent Texas Physician Says He Has Treated About Fourteen Hundred Cases of Influenza During the Past Month and Has Found Tanlac to Be Best Tonic to Be Had to Build Up His Patients. j j THE following letter from Dr. J. W. Sandlin, one of the most: prominent physicians of Southern Texas, has just been rri-! eeived at the Tanlac office, and gives indisputable evidence as to, j the value of Tanlac as a reconstructive tonic for persons who are j recuperating from the after-effects of Spanish Influenza. His letter follows : "Humble, Tex., Nov. 5, 1918. its and diet, serious complications are "Dear Sir- aPt to fo,low- Persons who have had n. . "it are more-apt than ever to have it "Just a few hues in , reference to the seccnld time. if you arc in this Tanlac. I have found your preparation eoruUtion uothinff on earth will build to be a wonderful reconstructive tonic and streiurthen you like' Tanlac, and m my opinion it has no equal in -which corjtaina the most powerful tonic its hne. I have found it to be the pr0perties known to science, best tonic to be had to build up my As a reconstructive tonic and body patients who have had Spanish Influ- builderi it ia without an equal and con- enza. I hav treated within the past taing the Vry eornent3 needed by the month about fourteen hundred cases systein to restore you to your normal and have never been able to get sut- 3treneth and weight, ficient Tanlac to supply our people. Firat of all? Tanlac begins its action JitinTw . t,-j -r-r txt i bv creating a good, healthy appetite for (Signed) "DR. J. W. 8ANDLIN." wholesome, nourishing food and as- Dr. Sandlin not only enjoys a very gists the vital organs which have been large practice as a physician, but Me is weakened by the disease to perform also a man of wide influence and ranks their natural functions, thus helping to as a leading citizen of the enterpris- build up health and strength in the nat- ing little city of Humble, Tex. ural way; As a practicing physician of sixteen This statement is easily proven by years' experience, l)r. Sandlin was the fact that Tanlac is now having the quick to recognize the superior tonic greatest sale of any system tonic in properties of Tanlac over other rem- the historv of medicine! In less than edies and unhesitatingly and voluntar- four .years' time over ten million bot- ily gave Tanlac his unqualified in- ties have been sold and the demand is ' dorsement. constantly increasing. Although the Influenza epidemic has In connection with the Tanlac treat-greatly treat-greatly subsided, it is still prevalent meut, it is necessary to keep the bow-and bow-and is breaking out anew in many sec- els open by taking Tanlac Laxative tions of the country and continues to Tablets, samples of which are included claim its victims by the thousands. with every bottle of Tanlac. Persons who have had Influenza are Tanlac is sold in Salt Lake City by oftentimes left in a 'very weakened, Schramm-Johnson, Drugs, under ' per- run-down condition, and unless the sonal direction of a special Tanlac greatest care is taken, both as to hab- representative. (Advertisement.) Stomach Trouble and Constipation, j Those who are afflicted with stomach j trouble and constipation should read the I following: "X have never found anything 1 so good for stomach trouble and constipation con-stipation as Chamberlain's Tablets. I have used them off and on now for the 1 past two years. They not only regulate the action of the bowels, but stimulate the liver and keep one's body in a healthy heal-thy condition," writes Mrs. Benjamin Hooper, Auburn, N. Y. For sale by all dealers. (Advertisement.) To Guard Against Influenza." Don't let the dread influenza get you. If you have even the slightest cough or cold, better begin using Foley's Honey and Tar at once. Henry Willis, Sandy Point, Texas, is one of many thousands who consider this remedy "just fine." He says: "I suffered severely se-verely with a bad cough; after using four or five dollara' worth of different medicines decided to try Foley's Honey and Tar. One bottle pave relief. Best medicine I ever used. ' ' Contains no I opiates. Sohramm-Johnson, Drugs. ' , (Advertisement.) TRUSSES U K.N wuolprt to wjT.r our traasei; fit guaranteed. guaran-teed. Hex Drug Co.. W. Temple and Bmad- UOUTi; AUK LOANS WITHOUT D K LAY. FKlTSrH LOAN & Tit i" ST t'O. nlNW! WINDOW nnd housp clennlne. Cull Hviantl 'J3S7. AmerioRn Window CW-nninff I'o. i.'M3 ! I'liTITHiXSi rni'l aclit-duies In bmikrupicr pro-cvedinsa pro-cvedinsa t--urructL' yrepurcd at Ji tlt bid. a FDD1K C RE EN PAYS CASH for old clotlir. thoea, He. Waa. 15n3. h24Sft YOTR old rlnihlnjr. Will call. SaTVatloa Armv7 Phoae Wan. 3187. r21l THE NntinnM pays tilch prices for men'a cloth-inc. cloth-inc. -Tl Co. W. Ttmplc. Was. ftHM. blfiOS WE pay th" hlrhmt prlcr-n for trnta" clothlni. Phone Wiia. ir,v. F.32 3o. Sttile. 132i A HE COKDKN pays morn; nut Is. Rhof:a. miU-rass, miU-rass, iwjla, etc. Was. 83,'tS. 164 IW'nt street. p-'iGOO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE- 11 cents per line first Insertion; G eenls V' line encli consecutive Insertion. If not conspcu-tire conspcu-tire lnsprtlonfi. 12 cenia per line em-h Insertion, j Il.r the rnontli, $1.50 per line. Two lines miul--'; mi:m spnee. CMETERI ES WASATCH Lawn cemetery; perpetnni care. M Bon th Main at. Thane WnmUch lSOtL p3343 MONUmJTOMBSTONES LARRH stock to select from. R. McKenzle. Dlpplny yards. 42' So. Stiito. FUNERALDIRECTORS O'DONNELL & CO., undertakers and cmbulni-ers, cmbulni-ers, 215-227 South West Temple. Phone Was. 6461. c4!ILL! I S. i). Eriifis, undertaker, embanner. Mortuary 1 chupel. t8 S. State. Wnsutch 55 10. c4414 WALKER'S floral dept. Cut flowers, funeral design. Walker bros. Dry Goods Co. Whs. 7754. ra021 H I'DDAltT Flora 1 Co. moved two doora north. 5Q S. Main. Phone Was. 1948. Cut flowers and funerui designs. H31U Funeral Designs AMERICAN Florists Flower desiprns for all occasions. oc-casions. American theater. Was. 8077. bSM OUR floral artist makrs a apecial feature of funernl defilftns. Bulley & Sona Co., Quality Florists, 01-03 E. 2nd SoutlJ. Wasu ch 8904. k3fl26 FLORISTS 7 ERNEST LAMltOURNE, Salt Lake's lending florist; new store. Funeral designs our specialty. spe-cialty. Decorations. 07 So. Alain, Was. 1510. Y478 KING FLO It A L CO., 214 E. 2nd South. Decorating Decorat-ing and (Jeoign work our specialty; prompt at-tentlon at-tentlon glren. Phone Wasatch 2415. s2t'2 EVANS Floral Co., 36 South Mnlh. Cut flow-ers, flow-ers, funernl design a. Was. f61. J.S8 LOST Pochetbook containing 11 In money ond a letter from France, on Bamberger electric going north. Not. 3, 1918. Kindly return re-turn to owner. A reasonable reward offered. Miss Mary Sclicagler, 4511 E. 4th South st., Salt Lake City. Utah. sl26S .LOST In business section, pair ludy's glasses, shell frame and thalu. Call Was. 4203 -J. Reward. tOSO LOST Automobile crank, Tuesdav,. Nov. 5, ou 4th East bet. tltli and 10th ' South, lie- turn Tribune. Reward. sl4S3 LOST 1 aide curtain. Return tc Doble & Brooks. 38 Richards st. a3472 LOST On 3rd South, bet. Main and 8th Enst. purse containing about $18 easli, stumps and i keys. Call at 501 Newhotise bldg., or Was. I 1(111. Rewnrfl. s53R7 I FOUND One Jersey cow, about two rears oldr Call Douglas Dl-Jl. Carl J. Knudseil, East Vine street, Murray. tl9 LOST $20 bill. Occidental cnt'e of 15c store. Return to No. 8 Idaho Rooms nud receive reward. re-ward. (721 LOST Lady's black pockeibnok, containing about $4, bet. flth and 8lh So. and 7th an.l ' 8th East. Reward. Hr. 1101-J. t7!0 REWARD Lost Shell-ri mined nose p lasses In catte, also coufaininp nail file. Return Glob-Optical Glob-Optical Co.. or call Was. 33811. t748 LOST Trunk, brtweeu Tooele and 'fealt Lake. Phone Was. 4172. Reward. V. W. Brown. 1004 LOST A leather handbag with about $40. a fountain pen, a bankbook on Walker Bros, bank. Liberal reward. 227 So. 2nd "West. tiSOO LOST On Friday evening, pint's gold bund ring, initials "A. L. to L. Hedberg," ut Fort Douglas or 3rd nve. car. Reward. Hy. 14D1-J. t085 LOST Traveler's chock book containing four checks and three five-dollar bills. Please return checkH and oblige Tessa G. Uarter, 220 Raymond hotel. t007 AUCTIONS : CAUL OSTERLOH. Utah's Famous Auctioneer. Tel. Was. 2824-W. Auction studio, 55 West Broadway. Charges. 10 per cent for selling. 1 buy or sell. h324 E11IL OSTERLOH, the auctioneer. Is back to the old statld, 38-40 West Broadway. He buys and sell everything. (Jive liiai a call or phone Was. .-06.1-M. , r2404 ALCTIONEER E. C. JENKINS sells anything. Auction rooms, 338 Stute. Wusutcu 0051. ' . q10 FURNITURiEP BEST work at lowest prices. Wallpaper cleaning, clean-ing, painting, puperhanglng, kalsomluing. Was. 4697-J. PAPER cleaning, paperhunging and kalsomin-ing; kalsomin-ing; prices reasonable. Was. 4256. Work guaranteed. r2167 TULLIDGH & LOW RY are prepared to handle anything fa this line. Wall paper samples hown In your homo. Phone Hy. 24J5-J, or Hy. 8383-R. , r235l EXPERT furniture repairing, xef iuishiug and French polishing. Fly. 177. Ii4411 W. WILLIAMS & SONS. 1G0 N street. WaaT 2850. Upholstering, lepalrlng, chairs re-raped- o31 1 IIjUNKEALERIir EASTERN .fttuk & Metal Co., one oT Utah's largest dealers In scrap iron, metals and rubber. rub-ber. 845 to 353 West 7th South. Was. 1118. o33tl H. WAGNER pays the highest prices for all kinds of second-hand sacks and junk: also sHls at close prices. 1-14 West Broadway was, flaao-j. oqibh PAY highest prices for junk', bottles. 75l-; second-hand : lothes, furniture, magazines, paper. 823 South State. Wan. 0H23-R. r5374 Junk, Old Clothes, Sacks, Bottles I BUY everything "and pay highest prices for iron, rags, carpets, second-hand clothes and fcho.-H, ;nHgnzines and newspapers, second-hand nutos, beer bottles, eacks. H. Gusa, 8-14 3rd Enst. H .viand 3557. si 1 87 0. GOLDRUKG iwsl lively pays the highest prices for Jnnk, bottles, sucks, second hand clothes and furniture, old magazines. Hylnnd 8105. 0721 CLKA N ING, restoring colors, hand work ; removes re-moves oil. grease or stains; reasonable. Frank Martin. 17 So. W. T. Was. 7l'7G. r!412 SCTTON sanitary electric beat and colnrse stored Uxl2, $1.50; quick service. JUylanil 2800 g400 Vacuum Cleaners FOR SALE. VACUUM CLEANERS. The "Royal" dots more work hi less time nt lower cost. Call Was. 0. Capltnl Electric Co. kSOHO DODGE Bros, electric vacuums for rent or sule. $1.'J5 weekly : men cleaned, Jl ; spnt s removed, COlorB restored. SI. Was. 703fi. sIMOO i HOT-A I R. water nnd stenm furnaces denned and repaired; water jackets clenned: wirk gua ran teed. Call Curt if, Was. l.')U5. nJ.'.n HOT-A1 It, water and Meam furnaces cleaned nnd repaired. Expert cliirnney "iweeping. Wnir jackets nnd colls cleaned. (Junrantei-. orkmaiisiiip. Heating Service Co.. Wiisiitch (1L07. l BEACH REl'AIR CO. j After rending others, rail us---Ifyland 354. Reccm mended by Snlt Lao and Scott M.inl-j M.inl-j ware cf-miianiri". nl (10 GRIFFIN elfins hot-air. steam and hd -water ftirnnreF. Tb- man lth the lilci) hat. I!y- I. ind .W5-J. Kxi.'Tl '-hlhiner he,-p. jCP.TJ Roof Repairing WF. repair all I'-akx In aiif rrmf. Workmanship Workman-ship guarant'-C'L li n Iters cl- nned. Was. 'VJiT. Milt MAIL your films to Kchrnmm-Johnson. Drnc-. Hslt Luke Cur. We dt-velop any ,ize roll. lOr; any "lie pnek, 2)e. Other finishing price corresponding. We pjy return ponngc. iuHj.'iS UtlfSK cleaning, pu In ting, ka Iwjml nlng. p;tper cleaning tloor waling; rcasonabij prUes. Hyland 2075-U. oOOto ' WANTED j Wanted Hejp(lalc) J LARGE, nationally known corporation. Just entering en-tering this territory, desires capable ;ales office KRsistant; young womnn about 25 preferred, pre-ferred, though will consider likely young man. Must be stenographer and good penman; knowledge knowl-edge of bookkeeping not essential. Excellent epport'tnltv. Answer in own handwriting, slating experience, address, phone number mid si: lary expected or uow receiving. Address H-55, Tribune. , S1S DRAFTSMEN nanled Several first-class druf tsmen on design and detail of general mill, smelter and shop work are wanted at once. Positions are with a large copper corn-puny corn-puny In the west. - Can offer good sulnries, but only first -class meu In the above mentioned men-tioned lines nee! apply. Can use a few good tracers. Apply to Mr. Jurden, ut Hotel 1'iah. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. s 1 140 WANTED Married man to live in Mttgua and take charge of our coffee and tea business, busi-ness, established routes. Salary nnd commission. commis-sion. Everything furnished. uood ret crciices required. Must be able to furuish bond. Apply Ap-ply 140 West 2nd' So. '412 THOROl'UHLY EXPERIENCED SALESPEOPLE, SALESPEO-PLE, IN ALL DEPTS. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY; OPPOR-TUNITY; COOD POSITION AND UOOD SALARY. SAL-ARY. APPLY IMMEDIATELY, SCPT. WALKER BROS. DRY POOPS CO. s2dl'J WANTED At once, ten first-class auto mechanics; me-chanics; best of wages ; steady em ploy tu cut. Rallroud fare refunded after four mouth' work. Write to Box 518, blt(.koot. Idaho. r551fl iiKAKtMEN, FIREMEN. $150-S2lW monthly, experience unnecessary. Send addressed stamped envelope, Railway, Care Salt Lake T r 1 bune. C8S WANTED A meat culler. Apply Uuerners Market, 110 W. 1st So. . l&Ki EXPERIENCED janitor; must have good rec-ommendailon. rec-ommendailon. Address H-51, Tribune. ta."7 WANTED Night clerk. Apply Daly hotel. t!07 MAN with concrete mixer, by day or yard, city. (live price and capacity of machine. Address K-40, Tribune. t4tt8 SHOEMAKER; run shop. 211) West Broadway. a461'J YOUNG man, competent to repair plionograplia, etc. Inquire Mr. Jensen, Gl So. Muiu et. B4JI51 PLATERS and fixture makers, electric motor mo-tor man. Eardley Bros., 37 E. 1st So. s.'UHiT YOUNO men to train for parts In forthcoming movie pioduction. See Clyde Tracy or W. Palmer Morrison, Linden hotel. sl547 EXPERIENCED upholsterer. Suit Lake Mattress Mat-tress Si Mfg. Co., 535 W. 3rd South st. s!76 WANTED Registered pharmacist at once. Cive references. Address E-4. Tribune. si 807 "WANTED at once, a good shoemaker for out of town work. Top wages. Apply at once. 274 So. West Temple. r574l FIRST-CLASS presser on' Hoffman machine; '. wages no object. Capital Cleaning, Co., 802 South State. s237i) EXPERIENCED Janitor; must have good rec-o rec-o m m endation. Address li 51. Tribune. 85180 CARRIERS of reliability for paper routes; young married men preferred. Apply city circulation dept., Salt Lake Tribune. S500S YOUNG man to work on extractors ; good waged paid. Palace Laundry, 758 E. 4th South. Wjj W ANTED First-class, experienced washer. Olobe Laundry Co., 30 E. Sth So. 1031 WANTED Butcher. 1701 So. 9th East. Hy. 726. l t73 WANTED Young man us apprentice for laying carpet and linoleum. Apply Stuudard Furni- hire Co.. t737 WANTED A first-class baker. Apply French Bukerr. 853 West 4th South. t722 CAMP cook, S1W); cook, ?SD; carpenters, city. WESTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 172 Regent Rt. t749 YOUNG or old gentleman to care for furnace morning and evening for room. 158 N. ilnin MAN and wife, PI 50, board aud room. Record clerk. $125. S. L. Emp, Agency, 77 "W. 1st So. 1754 SHOE salesman, experienced in fit lory and selling women's shoes. Apply superintendent Kelth-O'Rrien Co. BARBER ; must be first -class, non-union; ?20 per wee!c guaranteed. Address Box 2S0. Ogden. Utah. 17l1 BOOKKEEPING. English, arithmetic and penmanship pen-manship teacher. Apply by letter,, Salt Lake j Business College. 1700 Tobacco Coupons WE pay cash for all kinds of tobacco coupons and tags. Joe Krogh, 65 W. 2ud South. s2S0l Learn Trades ! WRITE Los Angeles Y. M. C. A. Auto School. ! Train for service. ' Safety Razors Sharpened SINGLE edite, 30c; double edge. 4Ue dot. Razors huued. H. T. Hutchiud, 157 South Main. j Watch Repairing Swiss watrhmnkers nnd jewelers. Kspevlally to trade. MAIL ORDERS. 07 E. 1st S'mlli St., next to Salt Luke Theater. sUiiU VlNE watch repairing; work guaranteed. i. Freshman, 317 So. Main -ireet. p5.Q CHIROPRAC MRS. I". MARION KELLING. D. C. 3( Main street; women and children specialist . Honrs. 1, to 7. r4TS BENJ R. JOHNSON, ID 1 Tioslon bldg. Hours: 0-11. 1-1, 0 7:30. Wasatcii 4P3H. p-O-S W. H. PYOTT, D. C, Ph. C., 523-1-5 Felt bl'lu'. Palmer graduate. WiiHiitch (1-153. o4 ISf. MODBIRN Pnper Cleaning Co. ; office, Ebert's Home K-irniahiug Co. Was. 2742 and Was. 4124. tnlO-a' UTAH PAI'ER CLEANING CO. Best work, best prices. Hy. 2548. Was. 50. pSIl) PAINTING PAPRHANGmG CALL Jones. Wnsutch 5140, when Man I ing painl ing, pa per hanging anil t in ting dme. Guaranteed work. tu8 CAFES U. 8. CAFE Special dinner, 35c ; abort orders and Chinese style. Chas. Hong, prop,. 2-0 State. FTFRS UTAH Kl'R MFG. CO. The rnuse of reliability and sntifnctlon, tnnn-nfscture tnnn-nfscture everything in furs, repairing and r-nioellng r-nioellng a specialty at, very low prices. 242 I South Main, with the Batu vlan Fashion 2 1 or". r5147 GENEVA C. UICKS CO. Fur gurtnents mad", repaired,' cleaned aud sold. Of South 01 h Eh;t. l''"'"7 'OLD furs made like new. 150 I'hippf place, j Was. 7101 77 . Furriers and Taxidermists I FUlIS; remodeling, deslgulog nnd special order ! work of every tlesi-1 ipt ion . Ml orate ut nv.d- ! erate pries. HUDSON HAY FUR Q. pti2 I LEFK'S FL U SHOP. 41! 3. Main Coinpb'le line J of furs and Gi-id'Tiny. nllK2 j ""CLEANING AND DYe7ng I b-Mji l-At-fc. Cleaning tk Dyeing v. noeo rn- i bl'j. high clays ort. .- -d-nn cuil pr--BBeU while jovi wait. Meo a hats cleaned and tilocM.-d. 7 ; cents. All kinds of hats cleaned, hloeked nnd CyeO for wum'-n und men. Mail order, solicited. 1 'IHeM.vits t'lenning A Dying t o., t-xp.-'j t ( rleun'-rs and dyers, wholesale and retnll. Ma. ; orders bOiX'iu.d. t Indies insiiri-il. 'or guar-an guar-an teed. 114 snd 111 E. Bron.lwtij-. :llt7l RJJEER'ORK ! A-l CARPENTER. Wasatch Hill'. J. Buiidij.g. remodeling, repairing of nil kinds, ciiy nr j ecu n try. Ki'hl price : work gnu ranl-i'd. p2'il 7 FOR curpitfr work. rejinidfliLij . i:eiueiit will, etc.. call Waniiteh 4S12-W. , .OHHH CALL up WasHleh 4315 for building rT'p.tlihu: and cement work. )i4.',.'i 1 ' K. K. DALLAS, building contractor; curpenter- j Ing. eemciu work and uiiderpinnlng f,p.'ei n 1 1 y. ! Hyland f.sl. r.'('i:i7 j JNGANDJl EJNGj j PKA."i'H'.L plrmbing and repair work il"M-;f ail wr.rk guaranteed. Hy. X: ;.-.. n!747 i PLi'MRING nnd ln-ating; rep.nis a sjitcial t v ; work giiitrniiteed. Wus. 31..::.. I. pll.'iol WANTED JVariled-- WANTED EXPERIENCED SECOND MAID; NO COOKING, WASHING OR IRONING. REFERENCES. WAS. 3ft30. " ar.Ofi. G1PLS AND MIDDLE-AG F.D WOMEN WANTED FOE PERMANENT POSITIONS IN ALL DEt-PARTMKNTS DEt-PARTMKNTS APPLY AT S A. II., READ'S FOR WOEK. TROY LAUNDRY. Ol SOUTH SIXTH EAST STUB-SI. ol2o WA. TEi; jil-iii;ea lady retidttig near OCo E. mid 7th So. to care for G-year-old child. Hy. 31od-J. tt3U CO RSETS in i! de lo iiieiisiii e, remodeled und cleaned. Solicitors wu tiled. M. Jacobseu 40 Woodrufi. V274 EX PER 1 KN'CKI) FITTER FOR WOM EN 'S READY-TO-WEAR. APPLY SUTT. WALK-ER WALK-ER HROS. DRY GOODS CO. t3ti WANTED Hou.-,c keeper on ranch for man and two small children ; ?2U per uio. Wr,ite for particulars to N. H. Ausiliu, Green Jiiver iRox , Wyo. t2 WANTED Ag experienced alteration hand. Nurd Clothing Co., 7u So. State. litSi GIPLS wanted. Sweet Candy Co. Report at 8 a. m., ready for work. t16 COMPETENT girl l'or general housework. 12.".t) East 2nd Sou ill. t422 GIRL for general housework. Aparlnieut 11'. lUo So. jih East. N'as. 6,101 J. t HA WA NTED Good girl or wumun to cook for lirtvat. family; good wug.., Was. SlUU. t471 W'A.MEli . u abie hot-ekeeper for laay who has three young children and is away from home part nt day. Good w.iyes' no washing. Only siuady, dependable v oiuau Deed appl-, Hy. S-! W. Harvard uve. q4ti 5 WANTED ,lui tress, Neighborhood House, 7M W. 1st South. Wns. 1 a f , s ,r 2 H . li Y large wholesale house, experienced bookkeeper. book-keeper. Answer, staling experience and sal-ary. sal-ary. Address 11 -So, Trlb.ine. solfll WANTED A competent girl for general house-worii. house-worii. 11U3 3rd ave. l'hone Was. 158t. s5178 GIRL wauled, bet. 14 nnd G Vearii, for cotu-paulon. cotu-paulon. .Call any lime in iitleruoon. Rose-way Rose-way apts.. cor. 7th So. and State. s41K0 WANTED Flrsl-class woman hotel cook; must furuish reference ; $S.. room aud board ; Idaho town. Address H-30, Tribune. s4!)27 rtAMiiLi Fem-iie he:p In nil departments. Apply Ap-ply Royal Laundry Co., - So. State at. -42S.1 MAID wunled ut Melrose hotel, 44. W. First South. t all Was. 777d. t2E WO. MAN to eaie lor child iu her own home. Address K-lil, Tribune. tU41 STRUCK'rf EMPLOi'.MENT AGENCY, 51 West Second Sotilh St. Wan. 6OU0. Oldest. Bes. and Helinble. r!534 WOMEN to euru jo lo SIthi while tuklug our 4U-day course nl Jlruwu'a School ui Dres,-roaklug, Dres,-roaklug, 174 E. Bo. Temple. r27H COM PETENT girl fur plain cooking and general gen-eral housework; no laundry work. Was. 4d t. s;3r,9 WANTED Good girl for general housework pud cooking; small family; good wages. Apply 30 So. 3rd East. r43U3 A COMPETENT gin for general housework, very small lumily ; refereucea. Call Wns. 4353. a21i0 WANTED Womau for housework. ia li ntveet. pi. 130 EXPERIENCED woman lo do collecting. Give references. Address Y'-lfl, Tribune. q102 WANTED Exjterlenced waitress. filU wiuk. 374 Sontli State street. r(U7 l'OUNlt girl for bouse work ; 0 hours a da v. 132S E. Sii. Temple. sll'l'lS NEAT scliool girl to assist with housework l'or room and board. Hy. liKir.-J. Nlidt WA NTED CH A MR ER MAID AT ANTLER hoti!:l. sr.32ti tiOOD lubndress. half day Mondays or TneiT days. Cull Was. 831.,. (734 COMPFTi'.vFgirl or woman for genera i housed wni-'c; 2 adults; go homo highly. Referenced. S!1 Mlilcret lifts, I73 WANTED An I'tperleiK-fil salad maker. Apply Ap-ply Klmy', 311 So. Main. t724 A tiOOD strong woman to do housework; liberal lib-eral wages. 531 E, 5th South. t79 WOMAN to do washing once 11 week ;"ii1ho gird Mho lives close I" lend children evening. Address 532 East 2sl So., or K-5Q, Tribune. (74fi SINGLE gii 1 ti 11 si.--1 as ch;t mb"nii!iid 11 no answer I "'leuie. I 'o- h..fl. 1717 A WOM I ' In e cure of imiilld womujii. full w. "r;o v. i7:8' WANTED -Lady, about 3.". or 4o. lis ho-is.-k neper t" w bl-w -r- with th-ce ehJldmn; gcod lli.Uie to rk'lit "'.t l,ie rei'- eiu-e. A-l-l'-'-is K m. r.-ih.,nc. i7:-2 W.NTEi'CoT.d r i--t 'v lib clmmber work. ' K.is! Si.-ili T ple.l7;3 Gl It 1 for a 4-m puileieiit and assist vT'i hnl.y. :.3 lli!lcn-l npU. t7:'r. GTl7l"rurgeni'r:ll hull.eu y, . 12 7 Wev.t f 1 h Sk. Wii". SCSI. H!!"3 WOMAN or girl r 1 s-M,-k. :'. Iiourf ei..-, tlnv except Suuda.r. Addre-s K .".1, Trib'"'". 1CS7 N (I A N to do In u ml r v work t'-e- f ninlly of three; good wages. 17 He. !nd West. niSll EXPERIENCED girl fer gene,,il i'""-wh, ;o w ashing; good vmgeK. 1 I HJ 2nd No. Was. 701'7. LLi Dancing LEA RN to dmi' O In four lessons. Pn tlrorim, fancy, exhibit Ion and ley. dancing rpil'-k ly taught. Woodward's. 31 Maiu si. Open dully nnd Sunday. p4W'3 - Ragtime PIANO playing. 12 Icm-us, piTMonally or bf , luall ; note or cur. Walcrmau, 4 So. Main. o.'"H Swimming J LADIES lunglit (. " nn miiig ; private leusonn, anj? h"iir. Phone l'r;nisur Thoruton, Wasutcu 6ii43-W. i - Schools and Colleges SALT Lake llunlm-wi college. Dny nnd evening seKB hii b. Orplieum bldg. Was. 71n. i'03 PRM'A'lE )'-:;. ns in short hn ml by cxperlem-ed tfiie),er. SI C st. Wns. 7721 R. Wanted Situation (Female) EXPERIENCED ein.-raph'-r di.n-s temporary or pib;i- wnil.; b-g-il preferred. Local ref- T VP1ST or a "si -r,: ii I bookkeeper. Call Wn. :io:.k. t!78 Tx (T.l! i I'A'1 'ED b..-d, keeper, cashier nnd ale. necraplier wants p.rin ain-i, t , good-paying po-llioa. po-llioa. Address K31. THI.une. tl9U CAPAlil.E oiiiig Ittdy de-ire position In offin. or cas,ier until Christmas. Ji v. 32IM-M. 1 Vh PATENT DRAWINGS PATENT dri,winH, ninpn and emn mrela 1 drsfl lilt,'. Industrial Lnr. Co., 4ij Atlas block. p:.ti',i;i BICYCLES 3 SIS Slit 'il.Mi-ll. D : Ni;W TIKES; EXCELLENT EXCEL-LENT t ONDJTMIN. .i. w. lit i hi;ie p.ii cle co., 2JH LAST L'XH SOI 'f il. WAS. W)U. m bllGtJ WE w an l Itoimeliold goods. We pay y,i wiial i our gmit a are worth. Save annoy - nee. Suit Lake Furniture Co., 133-3.V37 Eat liruadwuy. as. 3GJ7. o3i |