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Show CEMETERIES WASATCH LAWN cemetery, perpetual caro. 54 So. Jlain st. Phone- Wasatch. 1866. s3L'43 THK husband and family of the late cle-eea.scMl cle-eea.scMl Mrs. Jen.fii Nelson wish to thank thc-ir many friends and rulauvc-s for their sympathy and aid in their recent bereavenieni , also for the many beautiful floral otT'-Tings. MR. CHAS. NELSON AND FAMILY. M i. AND MRS. b G. i'LTKUSON and family wish to express thtdr sineerest thanks to tnu many friends for the beautiful beau-tiful floral offerings and heartfelt solicitations solici-tations in the death of their son and brother. Vern A. Peterson. (12577 WONUMENTSjJ LARGE stock to select from. R McKen-zie. McKen-zie. Display yards, VI 1 So. State. , EBER W. HALL, undertaker. New loca-tion, loca-tion, L'47 E. 2nd South. Was. C"-2. d3 O'DONNELL & CO. undertakers and em-bahners, em-bahners, 225-227 So. West Temple. Phone Was. 64CL C4922 S. D. EVANS, undertaker, embahner. Mortuary chapel, 48 So. State. Automobile Auto-mobile service, if desired, without additional addi-tional expense. Was. 364. g777 EVANS Florni Co., 36 So. Main. Cut flowers, funeral designs. Was. 961. x38 ERNEST LAMBOLRNE, Salt Lake's leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 67 So. Main. Was. 1516. v478 KING Floral Co., 214 E. 2nd So. , Decorating Deco-rating and design work our specialty; prompt attention given. Phone Was. 2415. s291 cmFxmvERS HUDDAHT Floral Co., 02 So. Main street. Phone Was. 1948. Cut flowers and fu-neral fu-neral designs. nl693 WALKER'S floral dept. Cut flowers, funeral fu-neral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. s3021 LOST Between O street and First avenue ave-nue and the Hotel' Utah, "Wednesday, lady's black silk purse, containing" a gold mirror with initials B. G. B. ; aiso $5 currency cur-rency and some small change ; calling cards, Miss Dorothy Bamberger. Return to Pierman Bamberger, 1(51 South Main street, and receive reward. No questions asked. LOST Last Sunday night, gent's solitaire soli-taire diamond ring. Suitable reward for return. ijQ4 Covey apt. d2553 LOST Strayed or stolen from 15th Last and Yale ave., about January Sth, two Airedale dogs; locked collars on, but license li-cense tags lost. Reward given for their return or information leading to their recovery. Call Hy. 213. fr-SQj LOST Bunch of 5 or li keys on ring near Walker's store Wed. evening. Was. I(il2. Reward. d2,r.i'S LOST Black and white bag containing receipts, etc., Tuesday night. Ketin to Tribune office. Reward. dlhiGS LOST SlU reward, no questions asked, for return of lady's octagon -shape wrist watch, case No. S440773, lest January Janu-ary ti. Phone Hy. 644 or leave at 207 Kearns bldg. dl062 LOST Between county jail and"7 2nd West on 5ili South, a black satchel, soldier boy's outfit; initials on contents, "It. B. P." Liberal reward. 153 West Sth South. Telephone Wasatch S371 . d2G01 LOST Party finding bag marked "E. B." will receive liberal reward by leaving' leav-ing' at Tribune office. ."Mrs. Ldith Brown-lee. Brown-lee. d2359 LOST Boston bull terrier, with collar on. Return to 517 2nd ave. Reward. . C123SS LOST 'lh reward for conviction of parties par-ties retaining bay gelding 3-year-old colt. Jack Fair, Murray, Utah. Phone Murray 49-R-4. d:Mo2 ERSOAL TO whom It may concern: I will not lie responsible lor any bills contracted hy my wife. Belle Jones, after January IS, 191 S. (Signed.) - WALTER S. JONICS. d2B02 FACE, scalp aud massage treatments. Mrs. Janell Brown, Savoy hotel, 2ti K. 1st So., toom C-3, fourth door, elevator. d2354 MRS. WATSON has returned aud would be pleased to interview her patrons and friends at the Sellwood hotel, 47 IS. 1st So., apt. 8. a4476 MANIPULATION For rheumatism and nervous disorders. Mrs. Gordon, 25S S. 2nd Iflast. Was. 72S5-W. M266 MADAM SMITH, located at 252 East Broadway. c4464 LADIES, 01000 reward! I positively guarantee guar-antee my great successful "monthly" compound. Safely relieves some of the longest, most obstinate abnormal cases in 3 to 5 days. No harm, pain, or Interference Inter-ference with w-ork. Mail $1.50; double strength, $3.00. Booklet free. Write today. to-day. Dr. A. B. Soutliington Remedy Co., Kansas City, Mo. y4237 AUCTIONj5 AUCTIONEER E. C. Jenkins sells anything; any-thing; best results obtained. Hy. 2731-J. K4458 SALT LAKE Cleaning Co. Absolutely reliable. Most delicate gowns cleaned and dyed. Soiled clothing made to look like new. Men's suits cleaned and pressed. Quick service. We call for and deliver. 27) South States. Wasatch ."235. llyland 1939. US255 THE Myers Cleaning & Dyeing Co., expert ex-pert cleaners and dyers, wholesale and rela.il. Mail orders solicited. Clothes insured. in-sured. Work guaranteed. 114 and 111? E. Broadway. X1167 STOVE REPAIRING WATER jackets and furnaces cleaned, gas piping, water leaks, ranges connected con-nected and repaired. Beach Repair Co., Hy. 35S4. yl!66 RANOES connected and repaired; water -jackets cleaned and connected. Connoll, Was. 4904-W. C90I SHOE REPAIRING N. Y. SHOE Repairing, 336 S. Stato St.; best work, reasonable prices. Men's soles sewed, Jl.uu; ladies', V'c; rubber heels, 40o and 50c; heels straightened, men's, 40c; ladies', 25c. Call and deliver free. Was. S997. d46S ATTMINJCY MARIONEAI'X, STOTT & BECK, -m Kearns bldg. Was. G914. 2 I i D NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Bids will bo received by the state board of examiners up to noon of Monday, February 4. 191?, for tho publication anil binding of bum copies of the codification codifi-cation of the compiled laws of Ut.ail. ll'il, in accordance with specifications on file with the slate superintendent of prild in't. ro'un 3i'K stale capitol. Sail ,-Oke CHv, Vtah. Each bid must bn ac- -M-upanlcd by a certified check for lu I 'J cent of the amount, of Ihe bid. I -TATE UOAJUU OF EXAMINERS. WANTED STRLiCK'S- Employment agency, 51 West 2nd South s;. Hotel and restaurant l.elp furnished specially. Headquarters lor miners, mechanics, laborers. Ranch and dairy help, oidest and best. rl3oo UTAH Employment agency Skilled and unskilled labor for al! public work. 34 Commercial st. Was. 2621. f41.0 ! F K KKKJ IFLUYMENT HI' R E A U . I.N'tiLSTllUL COMMISSION UTAH. Phone Main 530. 153 West So. Temple. Skilled or unskilled labor furnished in or oul of the city. b400o WANTED Intelligent, well-dressed single sin-gle men. 21 to 3u, to travel with n'lan-ay.er n'lan-ay.er and solicit; men from smal towns or country preferred; experience not necessary, neces-sary, out muse come well reconiiiu-ndcd. Asit for Mr. Kirebaugh, New ijrand hotel. d 25 ,'.4 ELDERLY man to fire furnace and do little janitor work, ?1.00 day and room. 4 1 E. 2nd So. (127,55 5 A I'SAGEMAKER and sausagernaker's heloer wanted, lloerner s market, 110 W. 1st So. d25l7 A-l ALL-AROUND baker; big wages. Wasatch Home Bakery, 165 Second East. d2."aiy GOOD tailor; wages no object to rigid man. Wappler, 310 2 ltd, Ogdc-n, Utah. d25U7 WANTED Delivery boy witii wheel; day work. Chapdelaiii Drug Co., Itii South and Main. d2452 MARRIED man, no children preferred, as janitor, experienced as fireman; salary and apartment, with light, heat and gas. Call Richmond apts., after 12 noon. d2431 BARBER wanted. 161 So. Main street. d240:! SALT LAKE government examinations January 5, $10u month; thousands wanted; want-ed; sample questions free. Franklin Institute, In-stitute, Dept. 5uS-L, Rochester, N. Y. C4420 WANTED at once Twenty-five young men, 16 years or over, for messenger work. Very good pay and splendid chance for advancement. Apply immediately to Messenger Supervisor Western Union Telegrahp company, 147 South Main. d!750 FOR night position, man over 30, of good address, steady habits, good penman; married preferable. Salary $90.00. Address Ad-dress in own handwriting, Address F-16, Tribune. d25sl WANTED Young man. Apply Rialto theater. d25S6 WANTED Boy with wheel to work davs; good opportunity. Acme Pharmacy, ijth E. and 13th So. d22S9 WANTED A first-class man wdth ability along real estate lines. 323 Brooks Ar-caflc- . d2349 SALESPEOPLE everywhere wanting lucrative lu-crative employment, address Edwin T. Woolley, B25 Atlas block, Salt Lake City. Inclose stamp for reply. , d2500 WANTED Boy, with wheel, immediately. Z. C. M. I. drug store. d2505 WANTED, a delivery boy, after school and holidays. Applv at Dayton Drug Co.. 2nd South and State. d2493 WANTED, delivery boy, good wages. Was. 3760 277 E. oth South. d2496 VVanted Salesmen SALESMEN Two men experienced in soliciting accounts for collection by a bonded reliable agency. State experience and references in first letter for interview. inter-view. Outside territory, best proposition. Address E-4. Tribune. dlS39 WANTED A live, neat-appearing salesman, sales-man, who can sell stock in a Utah corporation backed by Utah men. No advance grabbers need apply. See Mr. Thomas A. Mulkern, 301 Continental National Na-tional Bank building. Opportunity to make big money for a live wire. d219 TO sell Food Mergers, a device for mak-ing mak-ing 2 lbs. of merged butter out of 1 lb. of butter. Vacancies in Salt Lake and vicinity. Must have small bond. 42 West 2nd South. . d2229 WANTED 5 live-wire oil- stock salesmen; sales-men; will furnish Ford car; choose your territory. Wyoming Western Oil Co.," 522 Tvpwllniifip bldp- Wsi s 990 5 Learn Trades LEARN auto repairing, bookkeeping. Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles. Catalogue free. d6 MOLER BARBER college, 43 S. W. Temple. Tem-ple. Barber trade taught. Haircuts. 15c; shaves, 10c. d328 Safety Razors Sharpened SINGLE EDGE 30c, double edge, 40c doz. Razors honed. H. T. Hutchins, 146 So. Main. y249 Bicycles Repaired HOYS, have your bikes and tires repaired reasonably. Turville, 12S East- 2nd South. dlU3 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING, remodeling, fancy waists and hemstitching. 364 4th East. Was. 4S 97 - J S294 0 DRESSMAKING and plain sewing at reasonable prices. 537 So. Sth East. Hv. 926-J. d2264 DRESSMAKING and ladies' tailoring, guaranteed, at home or by day. Was. 74I9-W. 47 East Sth South. cl257 ACCORDION pleating, hemstitching, button-holes, pinking, couching. Kid-Fitting Kid-Fitting Corset Parlors, 40 E. Broadway. Was. 2S4C- Mail orders. d812 HARRIET HOFF, experienced dressmak:-er; dressmak:-er; prices reasonable; bv day or piece. Phone Was. 3335. 24 E. So'. Temple. d329 DT'LL season prices on all work. Keller's, 316 Brooks Arcade. dl939 Accordion Pleating KILT, box side pleating, hemstitching and pinking. Mrs. Jennens, 50S East Broadway. Hyland 7S7-J. koli Dancing Academy DANCING lessons daily. New and old dances taught. Call, wrlto or phone Woodward's studio, 34 Main st. Open Sunday, 11 to 2. b2943 cTrpet cleaning CLEANING, restoring colors, hand work; removes all grease or stains; reasonable. reason-able. Frank Martin, 27 So. V. Temple. Was. 7276. ol559 SUTTON sanitary electric beat and colors restored 912, $1.00; quick service: llv-Is llv-Is nd 2300. d24S2 Carpet Weaving FOR carpel weaving; weave rag carpets and fluff rugs. 01 N. State st. Was. 42"9. C24U1 Vacuum Cleaners CALL Eardley Bros., Was. 6700. Wo rent them, $1.25 a day. 37 E. First South. d25 DODGE BROS. 18,000 speed vacuum, rent SI. 25. Rugs cleaned, 6c yd. Was. 7fi3(i. CI2225 WORK back same day (if requested). No extra charge. PALACE LAUNDRY CO. Office 11 West 1st South. Office 70 West 2nd South. Was. S2S7. Office 70 East 2nd South. Was. 14S1. Office 33 East 3rd South. Was. 3710. Works T5S East Fourth South. Hyland 2562. 602. Laundry brought to office saves 25 per cent. C170S i' a KiESBJ1 BEST work at lowest price.-'. Wall paper cleaning, painting, paper lunging, kal- r.ouilliuig. Was. IQlC-a. vy-lrl PAPER eleiinins. paper hanging and Kal-;--nti!iiung; prices reasonable. Was. j'.'.ii. WorV ejiuiaidced. jtw? WANTED Vano" iTdP (Female) , STKUCK's" EMPLOY MIC N'T AGENCY', j 61 West 2nd South Si. I Positions for waitresses. cooks ana . maids, m hotels, restaurants. ooaranii, houses and r. r. eating bouses, always open. Oldest and best. !''..- I THE Y. w. C. A. free empioymoril bureau secures positions of all kinos for women. 6th lloor Continental Bank building. I'lion- Was. 2767. Hours. 9 to H a. in... 3 to 5 p. m. Sat.. 9 to 2 I', in. TEACHERS, manual irauiing. commercial, commer-cial, grade ami rural, liucrvew neccs-sary. neccs-sary. 54 7 So. Third East. Zl.i4 GIRLS WANTED FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. APi'LY AT S A. M. llt'V "VIS WuKK. TROY LAUNDRY. 431 S. SIXTH EAST STREET. t'SaO WANTED Energetic high school girls alter school hours lo gel orders for local house; good commission. Apply H-4o, Tribune. djjO WANTED Woman with no children to raise to care for and give a good home to two littlo girls; sla'.e price and particulars. par-ticulars. Address D-2S. Tribune. dl-09 WANTED A competent girl for general housework. Was. 6711. d'OS GIRL to servo soft drinks, $9 week. 35o W. 2nd South. dIO-' WA N TED l-'e-uale help in ad depart; nimts. Apply Royal Laundry Co.. 623 So. State. c42Sa WOMAN for housework; good wages and home. Bingham, P. O. box 43. phone Bingham 83. c-166 1 GIRL for general housework; no washing wash-ing or ironing. 58 Virginia st. b5051 A GIRL wanted for general housework. No. 19 Canning apts., 165 So. Sth East. dl409 GOOD cook; good wages. Apply 979 2nd ave. 5LL40J YOUNG girl to work in coffee house, 511 per week. Call 234 So. Main, upstairs. dir.OS GIRL or woman for cooking and housework. house-work. 16 So. 4th East. Was. 23S2-R. dl562 WANTED Second girl. Apply 664 East 1st South. dltila YOUNG lady stenographer, with 3 or 4 year's experience; must bo quick and accurate. Address E-25. Tribune. d!81S FIRST-CLASS stenographer, please give references, phone number and salary expected. Address E-30, Tribune. d!973 COMPETENT girl for general housework house-work and cooking; no washing or ironing. iron-ing. Call mornings. Good wages. Wa- satch 1338. 69 D st. d!991 GIRL for housework; good wages; close in. 55 First ave. dl993 SCHOOLGIRL, to help with housework lor board and room. 129 Paxton ave. d2270 GOOD girl Cor general housework; fam-ily fam-ily of three. 415 W. Capitol ave. d2221 A COMPETENT girl for general house-work house-work in family of two: good wages. References required. Apply Was. 7320-M. 457 H. 1st So. d22S4 WANTED A schoolgirl to assist in housework. For particulars, phone Hyland 6S4-W or address E-53, Tribune. d2368 WANTED By week, girl for housework part of the day. 1017 2nd ave. Phone Was. SSteh d2384 COMPETENT and reliable maid who can cook. Apply 66 D si.. Was. 4708. d2;',63 WANTED l'oung ladies for general office of-fice work; must be able to operate typewriter type-writer and take telephone calls. Must be residents of this city and thoroughly familiar fa-miliar with names and addresses. Address Ad-dress E-5S, Tribune. d2401 EXPERIENCED lady to take charge of ironing room dept. in up-to-date laundry; laun-dry; good wages to right party. Address F-5. Tribune. d2453 FIRST-CLASS stenographer. State experience ex-perience anil salary wanted. Address F-6. Tribune. d2-)76 GOOD girl, general housework. 104 So. 9th East; apt. S. Phono Was. 53S9. d2!56 COMPETENT girl for general housework. Small family, no washing, good wages. Was. 6SS1. 47 So. 11th East. d2499 EXPERIENCED girl for downstairs woritT small family; good wages; must be good cook. Apply 615 2nd ave., morning. d2591 WANTED Girl for release cashier Broadway theater. d2585 WANTED Young girl wdio is free to travel as nui-se for baby. Address F-ll. Tribune. d2556 2 WAITRESSES wanted. Apply 2u7 So. W. Temple. d2554 WA XTED Reliable nurse girl for child 2 years old. Was. 4 70S. 66 D si. - rl254fi WAITRESSES wanted at 371 West So. Temple. ,12559 GIRL for general housework; small lanT ily: good home. Phone Was. 4-165-.I. d'J563 4 GIRLS for mangle crew; must be experienced. ex-perienced. Apply today, Hotel Utah laundry. d2579 A GOOD nurse girl for children. Anply Mrs. J. G. McDonald, 124 So. 4th East. d25S0 Swimming Taught LADIES taught swimming; private lessons, les-sons, any hour Phone Professor Thorn-lon. Thorn-lon. Was. 6943-W. h 1.334 ; Business Colleges PREPARE now. Better courses than ever. Salt Lake Business College. Was. 72b0. i yS90S Piano Lessons BEGINNERS- or advanced pupils, 50c a lesson. Mrs. Bert Sigler, Was. 2949-W, before 1 p. m. d!252 Ragtime PIANO playing guaranteed 12 lessons, note or ear. Glenn Waterman, 44 South Main. w2993 WE want household goods. We will pay you what your goods are worth. Save annoyance. Salt Lake Furniture Co., 133-35-37 E. Broadway. Was. 3637. ao35 hTgHEST prices paid for second" hand goods. Buckeye Furniture Co., 143 So. W. Temple. Was. 4629. y2982 BEST prices paid for seeemd-hand furniture. furni-ture. Axeirad Furniture Co., 42 W. 3rd South. Was. 983. c"6j DETECTIVES NORTHWESTERN detective agouoy' Central bldg. Vi as. 35S4. Consultations and investigations strictly confidential. x223 PjTE NTVA. TTORN E YS TO patent inventions, register tiado marks or copyrights, see J. M. Thomas, SOS Utah Savings & Trust bldg. 7.1154 PATENTS, patent drawing, cotrmuucial drafting. Industrial Engineering t"n , 435 Atlas blk. Was. 6260. b2030 GAS FITTING GENERAL gas fitting; all kinds or gas appliances connected. 117 K. 2nd So Was. 7998 c4NMl CAJFES V. S. CAP' E Special dinner, 30c; short orders and Chinese si vie. t.lias Hone, Prop., 2211 Slate. ' ' ,!- . T.S IV1 ATT J ;l 1-: SS ES Jl E MOD E LED til.h matir. !..-, z1-.,- iiiu-r-';wm .M.lttrcsj Co. K. dlR.O draft, wishes to ct t- , jj, A some e.oc.1 company as. o I -collector or salesman. r!ls7 Tribune. . ' : " j POSll'ION-iTupen.t o.nm-e. :io!ar ve- rs' exoedenee in of- ! draft; willing lo locate anyw -iero. A dre-s B-49, Tribune. 1 STUON..4. handy all-around uu-m wants position of any kind. D-a1,:. 'H, l v P K R 1 10 X c E lTjan I to r a nd wile want Ln',nagcn,cnt of Jgood apartment ho in city. No children. Address I--J, lu line. . KALsIanNlNG, painting, all kinds sign work l.inale repair work, at reasonable pAi-es Call H.v. 605-J. Ask for Thomp- ; Sell. . f ri"VnT;K-AL;l.:L) couple desire positions lis janitors or caretakers. 1M 0 tl . Sm-TTlON7"5v" first-class all-around baker, married. Address B. C. Bar on. 411 Main ave., west, 1 win alls,- Ida. ; A GOoTJapanT-scTboy wishes work lor 6 to 6 hours a clay. Can speak Ens ish well. Address E-47. Tribune. d--'i JAPANESE bov wants work as porter or ianitor and lurnacc man. any Place In city. Address K-59, Tribune. d-4Ut UOXliST. reliable gentleman, age 50, wants work. Chas. E. Metcalf, -0,," 1st So.. roomL XTOKpflON' as steam engineer; sC-en sC-en ce in electrical and machine -mTWVt work. Address F-12, Tribune. d2nil TS STUDENT draftsman wants position; will take anything. Hy. 3S7-W. (12471 NE4.T colored man, lor hotel; day or night. Phone D. J.. Was. 6962. d2467 Wanted Situation (Female) LACE curtains and all fine articles laundered; laun-dered; work guaranteed. Call Was. 8192-N-.T. C36S-1 , WANTED To do fine laundry, silk shirt waists, also skirts. , Wras. 7915-.1. C4089 EXPERIENCED woman- wishes to take charge of rooming house or apt. house. Phone room 405, Colonial hotel. Mrs. B. M. Greer. d223.7 YOUNG lady wants work in oflice; 21" years in Jiigh school. Call Hy. 1461-.I. , d2:;4 7 WANTED By experienced lady whose - husband holds a responsible position, a place as housekeeper or manager of a. rooming house; am not afraid of work and will give both time and energy to employers' interest; very reasonable terms can be arranged. For particulars applv at 225 Lambert place, or call Was. 5144-J. ' d2337 WOMAN wild child wants few hours' work a day. Hyland 1103-M. (12.1, 1 YOUNG lady stenographer, a beginner. desires permanent position. Good references. ref-erences. Address E-56. Tribune. (12403 YOUNG lady wishes work for the afternoon; after-noon; is experienced iu any kind of fancywork. Plyland 6-15-.1. d:'557 SITUATION wanted by firsl-class woman cook, hotel or private family. Call 1526 So. Stale St. (12578 WantJed To Rent MARRIED couple, no children, would like part of huuse, partly furnished for housekeeping, modern, with private 'family, 'fam-ily, with garage or barn for auton.ji. not -lose in center of town. Will i'CNn $30 to $35. Address F-3, Tribune. d'.'hl'J YOUNG couple, no children, want to rent 5-room strictly modern house not far out, in gviod locality. Phone M. L. Robinson. Rob-inson. Main S2o. d2592 Wanted Furniture WASATCH FURN. CO. pays most for second-hand furiutijre. 357 So. Stale. Was. S96. y5u54, Wanted To Eorrow WE have clients who -wish to secure have monev to loan, see, us. HOFFMAN. BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO. 21 E. 1st So. St. Was. 2233. c2439 WANTED o or 7-passenger auto; will : trade mining stock on same. Address F-8, Tribune. d2512 Wanted Miscellaneous RESPONSIBLE parties, plenty good range and feed, want to buy or lease 1000 or 1500 sheep. Address F-l, Tribune. Trib-une. d2469 WANT to adopt a baby girl. Address W. J. C. Gen. Del, city. d!748 I WANT to hear from owner of farm or unimproved land for sale. Mrs. W. Booth, Pulaski, lova: d2553 WILL buy or rent small rooming house; modern, reasonable. Address F-17. Tribune. d259S - WILL l)i tv calves up to one month old. p 1 i o tie Was. 8049. d2588 WANTED Side car for Harley-David-son motorcycle. David Medill, 335 W. 7th South. Was. 7410. dl706 I WANT to buy some used nousenoio furniture at once. Hy. 2731-J. b4696 HOUSEHOLD goods wanted. Will pay you what they are worth. Salt Lake Furniture Co., 133-35-37 E. Broadway. Was. 3637! a534 FISHER'S music store buys and sells used pianos, talking machines, records, etc.. 141 E. Broadway. Was. 5871. b846 fcTCKS wanted; will pay 6c apiece. Call . Hy. 983-W. f bl 4 CONCRETE machine, 2nd-halld (ca; I Green machine preferred. Call Was." I 6134-W. dSSl J WANTED Horses to pasture. 230 W. ! 2nd North. Was. 3635-J. xl:US SEC J N D - HAND motors, any size. W e do repairing. Eardley Bros.. 37 E. 1st So. Was. 6700. c230'i TO do your upholstering and mattress 11 making. Utah Bedding & Mfg. Co. Wasatch 383. h2u.; WE buy diamonds and pay highest spot cash prices. Wm. Schubach, 172 Main street. c2S50 IF vou have furniture or household goods to sell call Was. 4235. ol638 AUTOMOBILE storage. Day or ids-lit. Rates reasonable. In business district. 4-1-46 Richards street. Phone Was. 16tet dl866 , WE buy diamonds and pay highest sunt, cash prices. Wm. Schubach, 172 Main street. (117 79 i I DESlrtE lo buy from owner iin.ill cafe. Give complete Information. Address j E-ll. Tribune. (123 7Q 1 WANT EL' To buy a brass stand - ,' holding bird case. Phone evcnlng. Was. 6029. (12393 WANT lo buy used mandolin; must be cheap. Address E-57. Tribune. d'24i7 WILL buy for cash furniture for five..' room house, Address F-ll, Tribune. d'.'6'"t i"VANT to find ladies' Turkish" ha I h. Box 412. Pason, Utah. d.har; CARPENTER VVOjIK . FOR carptMHor vork, tvnuHU'hn, eonirnt Work. ol.'.. mil W:'S. 4N11NY.' 'JG'U FOR .m tu-ral carpentry, houso nahy ;u painting, cull y. JMJ-R. ,0; DOCTORS j Dlt. W. N. GKIFI-'lT'll. blood poison, sl.6 troubles and privalo diseases. I.- j Main street. - , 1 , FOUN DR V, STOVE Ul ' '. CADI, WciC. Uoiindi-v ' ki" w ator .iack; iii. .-.toy,, ivpai. a J '.' ', IU. "'"i |