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Show WASATCH LAWN cemetery, perpetual rare. 54 So. Main su Phone Wasatch 1866; 3243 MONTJMENTS LARGE stock lo select from. R. McKen cle. Display yards, 422 So. State. THK family of Axel T. Wigren take the opportunity of expressing their thanks und gratitude to all those who by word or eleed showed their sympathy for the family fam-ily during the sickness of their father, and those who so kindly assisted the family fam-ily by sending their automobiles and oeautfful floral tributes to the obsequies. MKS. A. T. "WIG REN" AND FAMILY. dS36 I WISH to thank my many friends who fo kindlv extended their sympathy, tendered ten-dered their beautiful floral offerings and helped me in tiie sickness and death of my father. JOSEPH S. JAMES. d64S MR. ANT) MRS. CARL TESCH wish to thank their friends for the assistance during the illness and death of their daughter, Maria, Tesch, and for the beaut I ful floral offerings. MR. AND MRS. CARL TESCH. . d936 EBJSR W. HALL, undertaker. New loca-tion, loca-tion, 247 E. 2nd South. Was. 6322. d3 O" DON. NELL & CO. undertakers and em-balmers, em-balmers, 225-227 So. West Temple. Phone Was. 64tjl. c4922 S. D. EVANS, undertaker, embalmor. Mortuary chapel, 48 So. State. Auto-Tnoblle Auto-Tnoblle service, if desired, without additional addi-tional expense. Was. 364. g777 FXORISTS EVANS Floral Co.. ?, So. Main. Cut flowers, funeral designs. Was. 961. x38 ERNEST LAM BOURNE, Salt Lake's leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. B7 So. Main. Was. 151G. v478 KING Floral Co.. 214 E. 2nd So. Decorating Deco-rating and design, work our specialty; prompt attention given. Phone Was. 2415. , 291 IKlpnART Floral Co., 62 So. Main street. Phone Was. 194S. Cut flowers and funeral fu-neral designs. nl693 WALKER'S floral dept. Cut flowers, funeral fu-neral designs. Walker Bros, Dry Gooda Co. Was. 696. B3021 AUCTIONS OVERSTOCK SALE OF HIGH-CLASS rPPNITPKE. WE MUST HAVE MORE ROOM. VK ARE OVERCROWD- E r. THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF TIIE MANY PIECES OF Ft'RNTTL'RE WE WILL DISPOSE OF AT WHOLESALE WHOLE-SALE F RICES: DAVENPORTS. "NT FOLD" RED PA VENPORTS, PEST DEEP RI FF SPANISH LEATH-Elt. LEATH-Elt. Qi;AKTER-SAW ED OAK. REGULAR REGU-LAR ?n;;.t:.: SALE PIPCE Sort. 50. H EST IMITATION SPANISH LEATHER LEATH-ER 1 1 A V EN PORTS; REGULAR $'.17.50, SALE PRICE Sol. ROCKERS. UPHOLSTERED A II M ROCKERS, ATTRACTIVE DESIGN AND WELL MA I iE. PEEP P.PFF SPANISH LEATHER FINISH: REGULAR 5.1$. 90, pale price su. REST GRAPE IMITATION SPANISH LEATHER: REGULAR 26.l0, SALE FR1CE, $21.50. CHAIRS. GENUINE LEATHER SLIP-SEAT Q ' A R T ER -S A W E P DAK PI NI NT, ROOM CHAIRS; REGULAR $S.5 EACH SALE PRICE ?H.ii: OTHER GRAPES AS LOW AS $1.00 EACH. MATTRESSES'. o0- LP. FELT COMBINATION MATTRESSES: MAT-TRESSES: REGULAR SP.'.OQ. SALE PRICE SS.00: OTHER GUAPPS AS l.UV as $;;.oo. EXCl I A NG E YOUR OLP FURNITURE FURNI-TURE FOR NEW AT THE PESERET FURNITURE CO., DEALERS IN NEW AND SECOND-HAN SECOND-HAN P coops. NO. 70-72 SO. WEST TEMPLE ST. PHONE WAS. 27.V. d413 auction! Tuesday. Jan. at 2P. So. 2nd East. 1 will soil o rooms furniture, including Quirk Meal range, brass bed. dining set. large and small rugs, curtains, pictures, kitchen utensils, etc. S;ile. 10:30 a. m. "Watch for our big auction sale ad Sun-tiny, Sun-tiny, Jan. 20. E. OSTERLOH, Auctioneer. d?2fi w eITnesTTa ? i o jVF 3 s s so. stnto. i will sell 7 nxnns of lino furniture. Miss, beds, chiffoniers and dressers, dining set, buffets, china closets, chairs. rockers, wardrobe, heaters, range, skirt box, etc. E. C. Jenkins, Auctioneer Supreme. Hy. 2731-J. P. S. I charge 10 per cent to pell or buy outright. &.:u WHY go to auctions? Attend the biggest big-gest furniture saie in the history of the slate. The Huehler-Cra wford stock must be sold by Feb. 1 ; evor thing must go; factory coit forgot ton. Entrance ,"7 W. Prondwuv. BEKGEMAN CO. d:-27 C .E. OSTERLOH, expert auctioneering; furniture, merchandise. Was. 2TS. U2S17 AUCTIONEER E. C. Jenkins sells nny thins; best results obtained. Hy. 2731-j. k44S6 WANTED 6TROCK S Employment agency. 51 West 2nd South eu Hotel and restaurant help furnisned specially. Headquarters for miners, mechanics, laborers. Ranch dnd dairy help. Qjdest and beet. rl36j UTAH Employ mem agency Skihed and unskilled labor for ail public work. 34 Commercial st. Was. 2o21. f 4170 FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION UTAH. Phone Main 530. loo West So. Temple. : Skilled or unskilled labor luniiahed In or out of the city. ' b4065 ARE your present occupation and income satisfactory? Are you capable of earning earn-ing greater compensation? Have you a desire to increase your income? Would you work forcefully for eight hours during each day? Would you like to build up a business for oid aye? Would you care I to be independent later on in life? AU ! of the above questions can be satisfac-i satisfac-i lorily answered and the problem solved ! without the Investment of any capital except your time by a contract with our life insurance jjompany, All that is required is Intelligent application appli-cation to business. Work, Work and Work is the factor for success. Address A-41, Tribune. c4813 WANTED Experienced dishwasher. Ap-ply Ap-ply 341 So. Main. d359 BARKER wanted at cor. So. Temple and Main, under Zton's Savings bank. d364 FIRST-CLASS shoemaker wanted, or first-class shoe repairman. Wages tiptop. tip-top. Write Newton Bros., Vernal, Utah. d3&4 GOOD boy not going to school; must have wheel. Drug store, 2d South and Sth East. C4423 SALT LAKE government examination! January 6, $100 month; thousands wanted; want-ed; sample questions free.. Franklin Institute, In-stitute, Dept. 508-L, Rochester, N. Y. C4430 ACTIVE, wide-awake oil stock salesmen in Utah, Idaho and Nevada; liberal commissions; selling for Utaii pas development de-velopment in thoroughly proven ground; aggressive drilling operations to begin soon; absolutely legitimate business and real drilling company. Call or write, Shiprnan & Gramling, 216 Felt bldg., Salt Lake, Utah. C2601 2 FIRST-CLASS electric motor repairmen. repair-men. Eardley Bros. c4496 WANTED Delivery boy for day work; good pay, short hours. Schramm-Johnson No. 2, 5th So. and Main. d255 MAN and wife to work on farm close to city. Hyiand 534. d440 COLLECTOR with wheeL Please give references, experience and phone number. num-ber. Splendid opportunity. Address C-17, Tribune. d429 WANTED A boy with wheel; day job. Hillcrest Pharmacy, 170 1st ave. d4U FIRST-CLASS acetylene welder. Apply J. P. Fowler Mfg. Co., 41-59 South W. Temple. d473 CERTIFIED coal mine foreman, to take entire charge of mine; must have good references as to honesty and ability. 403 Utah Savings & Trust bldg. d4S8 RAILROAD traffic inspectors wanted; $125 a month and expenses to start; short hours; travel ; three months' home study; under guarantee; we get you position; posi-tion; no age, limit. Ask for booklet Bo7. Frontier prep School, Buffalo, N. Y. x24S0 55 MEN for brakemen-firemen, aged 20-30; experience unnecessary; 8 hours; $110-$170 $110-$170 monthly; no strike; vacancies caused by war. Address Railway, 502 Cory bldg., Fresno, Cai. a991 LARGE manufacturer wants representatives representa-tives to sell shirts, underwear, hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts, direct to homes. Write for free samples. Madison Mills, 503 Broadway, New York City. - v4116 FIREMEN and brakemen, $125 monthly; experience unnecessary; 8-hour day; permanent positions. Railway, care Tribune. Trib-une. cl410 WANTED By large manufacturing concern, con-cern, young man experienced In the handling of collections and claims; good chance to advance; state age, experience, salary expected and telephone number. Address C-39, Tribune. d769 WANTED Experienced billing clerk; state when could start work, salary expected, telephone number and address. C-59, Tribune. d768 MEN, permanently located in Salt Lake, wanted for canvassing; salary arid commission; com-mission; must be neat appearing. See Mr. Christensen, city circulation department this paper, between 8:15 and -9:20 o'clock tomorrow morning. d737 WANTED State and territorial manager, mana-ger, capable of handling crew of men, for Utah, Idaho and Montana; nice, clean, profitable business; call on merchants only; quick, easy sales, and repeaters; right thinjr for right man. Are you right? Call Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, our office, 322 Brooks Arcade bldg., city. dT29 WANTED Boy with bicycle, for all day work. Taylor Pharmacy, Sth South and West Temple. d713 TINNER and- helper wajited. Colonial Sheet Metal Works, 613 W. 1st North. d896 WANTED An experienced furniture warehouse man. Ask for Mr. Shand, H. Dlnwoodey Co. dS94 WANTED Experienced night janitor; one who can fire boilers. Inquire 12 noon, New Grand hotel. dS87 CJV.IL service examinations your state soon. Unprecedented demand for government gov-ernment clerks. Grasp this opportunity now. Writo for free Information. GEO. W. ROBBINS. Civil Service Expert, room 30, Jordan bldg., Washington. d519 CIVIL service examinations In Salt l4ke soon. Men desiring government positions, posi-tions, departmental, postofiice, railway mail, customs, write for free particulars to .1. C. Leonard (former government examiner), ex-aminer), Gi'l Kenois bldg., Washington. dojU Fl R EM EN, brakemen. $1 25-$150 monthly. Experience unnecessary. Address Railway, Rail-way, care Tribune. d."3l t I WILL pny any honest man up to $50 monthly for part of spare time. No can-vassinc. can-vassinc. No capital. Write todav. Voor-hies. Voor-hies. desk lS, Omaha. Neb. ' do26 MAN to work this city rcfiniphlng chan-deliers. chan-deliers. bras hds, automobiles, by new method; $10 daily without capital or experience ex-perience Write Qu n metal Co., 93 Elm. Peratur, Til. dM7 WANTED at once, first-class miller; one who understands dressing ond operating j bake nulls. See Mr. Jones, Pecry hotel. m do 14 j W A NT El C"Mnt ry salesmen for several j cood counties in tins state to handle our j com pie t a line of fruit trees, shrubbery, roses, etc.: honking advance sp-in orders now; nenspary supplies furnished; eood l money for rL-rht men. Address Nurserv. f Orenco, rcon. ,i ."tij W ANTED -Stock salesman in and out city: salary or commission. P. J. En- cle, 1 -2 So. Main, or phone Was. STT.rt. ! d575 WANTED Young man to learn the Jew- elvy trade; steady emplovment and chance for advancement, based on proficiency. pro-ficiency. Pod Park. Inc., lhtj So. Main. dr-TQ WANTED -At Freed Furniture- Jt- Carpet Co., experienced salesmen. Onlv thoe having experience. Apply noon S und a v. rLVip 'RE a detective." Excellent onpertunit v. Goo.i pay: travel. Write C. T. Lj.iwig ?0 Westover bldg.. Kansas Citv. Mo d.'.m AN old man wanted to do chores; small waues. Address p. t). box 15S, Monroe, Mon-roe, Uta h. . j FIRST-CL.S- mal.' bookkeeper, compe-t'-:t to take c'ulrse of office: ur.;;sual ability will recei-, o s;vla: y oorn;nens;:rare . suite ace. re : eronccs. sahirv to start" Add-es C-P, 1. Tnbnn.y " ,:,:74 1'KI'IHT, in! ellipeni n':v., with iMc-,Ce or icot orcy.-le. for co'. lector. 4 2 1 Felt bide. fter I :"m o. m. fiin W A N T L '. I Experienced suick clerk"; good proposition to rirrht partv; cive" full liarticulars in rlrst letter and ad'.lress. C-r:!. Tribune. ,177 DELIVIRY boy wn ntv 1 at Centirry Printing Co., 25 Edison st.; wheel r referred. re-ferred. " d773 WANTED Wanted Help( Male) A PI-J YSICTAN desires a pteady man for work about yard and house, who can take care of automobiles. He must be a careful driver and able to do minor repairs. re-pairs. On the premises is a small three-I three-I room cottage lor man. He must be of known integrity. I pav good wages. Answer An-swer C-3S, Tribune. d7fi6 EXPERIENCED specialty salesman: accounting ac-counting knowledge preferred; good opportunity op-portunity with large concern. Give present pres-ent employer. Address C-46, Tribune. d765 A MAN of good appearance to (fict as salesman; good ealarv and commission. Apply 412 Newhouse bldg. d933 TWO good boys, about 14, living near, to work mornings before school. Wasatch Wa-satch Home Bakery, 165 Second East. dS39 HARNESS repairer at once. Taylor's Ex-change. Ex-change. 4tiS S. State. Was. 1754. dS29 WANTED Delivery boy with wheel; good wages. 277 E. Sth South. Was. 3.62. d957 WANTED For season 191?, a good farmer farm-er for small farm near Tremonton. Cash wages, good home on farm. Ad-dress Ad-dress D-l. Tribune. dS52 Wanted Salesmen TRAVELING SALESMEN, Calling upon general stores, clothing merchants and haberdashers, can add much to their income. REMITTANCES WEEKLY; side line; no samples; pocket equipment; liberal income; excellent "opportunity. "op-portunity. Address W. D. Schmidt & Co., Dept. TS, Chicago, 111. c3S43 WANTED Exclusive or side-line salesmen sales-men to work small towns. Aluminum ware, enameled ware, glass ware, crockery and other specialties. Liberal commissions. commis-sions. Prompt weekly settlement. Curiosity Curi-osity eeekers will only waste postage. Tyler Manufacturing Co., t. Louis, Mo. X2393 WANTED Three good salesmen for city and a salesman or saleslady for each town In state. Some of the best business 1 men in Salt Lake City compose the directorate di-rectorate of our company. If you are a live salesman, come and see us. Will make you an attractive proposition. 321 Kearns bldg. c3793 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 TWO men experienced In soliciting accounts, ac-counts, for collection by a oonded reliable re-liable agency. Outside territory. Best proposition. Address A-45, Tribune. d330 WANTED 5 live-wire oil stock salesmen; sales-men; will furnish Ford car; choose your territory. Wyoming Western Oil Co., 522 Newhouse bldg. Was. 7341. c3225 SALESMEN Who are capable and used to making big money, between ages of 35 and 60 years; assigned territory. If you can deliver the goods we want you. Call Monday and Tuesday, room 323 Brooks Arcade bldg. ' d728 SALES mgr. wanted; something new; business necessity; retails S5 to $100; enormous profits; no competition; ex. territory; ter-ritory; free samples. Sayers Co., 430 Walnwright, St. Louis. d539 ARE you satisfied with your present earnings? Would a commission of $53.28 on each full sale interest you, providing pro-viding you can average three to four sales weekly, straight through the year? If you are big enough to fill a big man's place In the selling game and want a big man's pay let us hear from you. P. O. box 342, Davenport, Iowa. d530 SALESMEN Experienced or inexperienced, inexperi-enced, city or traveling, send for our free book, "A Knight of the Grip," and list of openings; immediate employment service rendered members. Address nearest near-est office, Natl. Salesmens' Tr. Assn., Dept. 359, Chicago-San Francisco-New York. d525 SALESMEN Excellent permanent position posi-tion for capable salesmen in Utah for 1918; staple line for general retail trade; liberal commissions; S35 weekly advance. Rice Co., 865 Williams bldg., Detroit. d522 WANTED Traveling salesman for spring line low-priced dress goods; we sell the retailer and pay good commission; desirable desir-able side line. Schuylkill Mills, box 1192. Philadelphia, Pa. drj(!5 HUSTLERS, experienced In meeting merchants, may secure attractive proposition; prop-osition; outside territory; references required. re-quired. Call at 417 Mclntyre building for particulars. dG21 EXPERIENCED in fruit and groceries; good wages; steadv employment. Apply Sunday, 80 W. 2nd South. d914 Wanted Agents AA Al PROPOSITION. Men Women Boys and Girls (16). Agents Spare Time. Big Money. Make money In your spare time selling "USALYTE" indestructible gas mantles; saves 1-3 gas; equals the light of 2 others, and outlasts Va dozen of any other make; retails at 15c each, 2 for 25c; one dozen sent postpaid upon receipt of ?1 to agents, or on consignment if references are satisfactory-. J. I. ROBIN, MFR. AND PATENTEE, PAT-ENTEE, 130th St. and Park ave., New York. d520 AGENTS $40 a week; startling new hosiery hos-iery proposition; guaranteed for one year; must wear 12 months or replaced free; G. W. Noble made $35 In one day; sworn proof; write for terms. Guaranteed Hosiery Co., 7321 Drew St., Dayton, Ohio. d.-j29 GAS Ore in coal stoves from coal oil ; cheaper than coal; agents' bonanza. Wonder Burner (1), Columbus, Ohio. do2S WE start you in business, furnishing everything; ev-erything; men and women; $30 to $200 weekly operating our "new system specialty spe-cialty candy factories"; home or small room anywhere; no canvassing; opportunity opportun-ity lifetime; booklet free. RAGS DA LE CO.. Box L, East Orange, N. J. d52t AGENTS $30 to $100 a week; free sam-ptes; sam-ptes; gold sign letters for stores and office windows; liberal offer to general agents. Metallic Letter Co., 435 No. Clark, Chicago- c52:j AGENTS for preventive and remedy against frozen feet, hands, etc. : splendid splen-did seller; highest percentage: send for particulars. Frostol, 1123 Center St., Chicago. Chi-cago. 051 s W A N T ED LI V E AG E NTS l M EN 0 11 WOM EN) in every local it y to sHl our wonderful "coal saver." Makes one ton of coal do the work of two; a vital necessity neces-sity in these times of coal shortage; big profits; time Is money; write today. Jerome Je-rome Craite foal Saver Co., 214 North Breed St., Lop. Angeles. Cal. d.".9 AGENTS Kerogas burner, makes a gas stove out of any old cook stove; burns kerosene (coal oil): absolutely safe; cost low: even.- home, especially country and small town, means a sale. Kerogaa Burner Co., 7021 Drew st., Dayton, Ohio. fi"110 SELL Mexican diamonds in your spare time; beautiful pocket sample case makes sales on siirht; have rainbow tire of genuine diamonds; fool experts: stand j tests: write today. Mexican Diamond Importing Co., 2fi.S, Las Cruces, New Me- I ico. d.'37 i AGENTS to sell article every housewife j uses: bier profits. t-25 Pooly block. 10 to 3. today d72- OSTEOPATHY DR. G. A. GAMBLE. M0 Mclntyre Mric. Hip. spine ar. i r.cre si'Oi.iiist. z2.";c. . PR. A. I. VINCKVT. 4:.. Felt bids. Spina; I nn.i nervous fhsorc;'. clo 'GENERAL fiis titling; all kinds of gas apri-'i"1' es 1 on r.t- ted. i-U E. 2nd So. Was. 7'.'. c-ps-; I BANKRUPTCY PAPERS 'PETITIONS ,-nd seheiluies in bankruptcy priu'eetiiiiga eorreoily prepared at ? ! 4 j Felt biuS. r320 WANTED Wanted Situation (Male) A YOUNG married man, exempt from dra-ft, wishes to get established with some good company as office assistant, collector or salesman. Address B--5T. Tribune. 1IL YOUNG man, experienced driver, wishes position as driver, either truck or touring tour-ing car; can do own repairing. Phone Hy. 3 495. Call Mr. Hyde. d3Ql POSITION as superintendent of mine or works manager by technical school graduate with 17 years" experience In office, of-fice, mill and field; married, exempt from draft; willing to locate anywhere. Aa-dress Aa-dress B-49, Tribune. d?14 JAPANESE waJits position as cook cir housework any place. Address B-52. Tribune. d--3 CHAUFFEUR, 8 years' experience, wants position on private car or truck ; best of references. Address B-35, Tribune. dl5 SITUATION, by Japanese schoolboy, morning and evening. Address B-37, Tribune. UU POSITION as electric station operator or pumpman. Address B-57, Tribune. dl.11 WANTED A position as clerk in firsv.-class firsv.-class place; references. Address C-2, Tribune. d3P0 WANTED Experienced janitor want small apartment house on east side. Call Hyiand 1333-M. d;jQ4 JAPANESE wants-, work as porter or furnace man in citv. Address C-5, Tribune. d317 SALESMAN who has established trade in eastern Utah wishes position; commission com-mission or salary. Address C-6, Tribune d37S WANTED A position as houseman; A-l ref. Address C-3, Tribune. d299 WANTED Carpenter work, repairing. aningling and plastering. Was. 4209. Z4993 YOUNG man, honorably discharged from U. S. army, neat, industrious, reliable, wants employment at once with chance for advancement. Address C-55, Tribune.' Trib-une.' dS02 YOUNG man, painter and kalsominer, wants work by the day or job. Hyiand 1415-R. dT9Q BOY" wants inside job; 17 years old. Phone Hy. 1163-NM. 511 ACCOUNTANT and typist familiar with mining business desires few hours' work evenings. Phone Hyiand 2813 -J. Address G. J. Hirst, 236 Edith ave., city. d635 YOUNG man under draft age desires position, po-sition, auto driving or electrical work. Phone Murray I30-R. d625 EXPERIENCED stenographer desires permanent position either in or out of town; married. Address C-24, Tribune. d619 SALESMAN wants position with reliable firm where energy and ability will be appreciated ; f amil lar with real estate, building, promoting and managing, as well as commercial; any meritorious proposition investigated. Address C-25. Tribune. d614 FARMER wants position on farm or in greenhouse, by florist of first-class experience. ex-perience. 370 W. So. Temple. dG52 WANTED Position by an experienced grocer v man, city references. Address C-32, Tribune. d660 WANTED Extra set of books to keep evenings. Address 112 -A No. Main. d"17 MAN wants fire furnace or do janitor work in morning and evening. Address C-57, Tribune. dS31 WANTED Auto repairing by first-class mechanic; work guaranteed ; done dn vour own garage if desired; no "helpers." Cook, Hy. 2065-R. 512 E. Broadway. dS23 EXPERIENCED booker and billing clerk, employed, desires position with chance for promotion. Address D-2, Tribune. d848 Learn Trades LEfcVRN THE AUTO AND TRACTOR BUSINESS by actual experience under expert instructors. in-structors. Biggest, best equipped, EXCLUSIVE EX-CLUSIVE Auto and Tractor School on coast. Estab. 1905. Thousands of successful suc-cessful graduates. We help students earn living. $50 PRACTICAL TRACTOR COURSE FREE. Write for free 64-pago catalogue, or call NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, Figueroa at Sth. Los Angeles. d7 SHORTHAND 6 weeks' course, $10; evening clasB, expert instructor; also lessons by mail. E. B. Moore, P. O. Gen. Del. d380 LEARN auto repairing, bookkeeping. Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles. Catalogue free. d6 MOLER BARBER, college. 43 S. W. Temple. Tem-ple. We teach the barber trade. Halr-cuts, Halr-cuts, 15c; shaves, 10c. d328 SALT Lake City government clerk examinations ex-aminations November 14. $90 month-Hundreds month-Hundreds wanted. Sample questions free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 510-J, Rochester, N. Y. a4576 Safety Razors Sharpened. SINGLE EDGE 30c, double edge, 40c doz. Razors honed. H. T. Hutchins, 146 So. Main. y249 Bicycles Repaired BOYS, have your bikes and tires repaired reasonably. Turville, 128 East 2nd South. c1542 raR0JAL ATTENTION. Woodmen, camp No. 53 meeting of special importance next Tuesday night; all members requested to attend. d720 WOULD like a respectable family of some means to adopt a pretly baby boy; must be reliable: country preferred. Address P-4, Tribune. dsts WANTEIV To adopt a baby under one month old or one to b bom in the near future: strictly confidential; ans. -now. Address C-22. Tribune. d'.l WANTED Physician wants to rent or lease equipment a rid office. Address C-2S, Tribune. df,H FACE, !calp and niassase treatment s. M rs. .la 11 el I Brown, Savoy hotel, 26 E. l?t So., room C-3, fourth floor, elevator. e.v?,i;n MLS. WATSON has returned and -would be rdeapecl to interview her patrons and friends at the Sell wood hotel, 4 7 E. 1 st So., apt. 8. a1476 MANIPULATION For rheumatism and nervous disorders. Mrs. Gordon, 25 S. 2nd Kast. Was. 725-W. hi 26 MAP A M SMITH, located at 252 Edst Broadway. r44M MADAME VANE is now located at No. 50 W. Broad wav, nrstairs, room 2. d553 LADIES. SlOnrt reward! I positively guarantee guar-antee my grent successful "monthly" compound. Safely relieves foitic of the longest, most obstinate abnormal cases in 3 to 5 days. No harm. pain, or interference inter-ference with work. Mail $1.."'1; double strength. $2i. Booklet free. "Write today. to-day. Pr. A. B. Southington Remedy Co.. Kansas City, Mo. y4237 NOVELTY WORK, KEYS INVENTOR'S model s::op: ky fltLne. repair! re-pair! n sr by c.x p rt . N ; , son ,67 at. Wa-s. tL b -'"i7 W. WILLI A MS & SON. 166 N street. Was. 2'. I p hois 1 1 r i n s repair' r.g. chairs re- rired. o"ll WE buy d ! a ; r. o n ? s and p ?. v h : cr 1 : s t s r-o t cash pri't-s. Win. 1 ;-ac:i, IT- "--n street." c.'c-t WANTED Wanted Help (Female) STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 51 West 2nd South St. 1 Positions for waitresses, cooks ar.d maids. In hotels, restaurants, boarding i houses and r. r. eating houses, always j open. Oldest and best. rl364 THE Y. W. C. A. free employment bureau secures positions of all kinds for women. 6th floor Continental Bank building. Phone Was. 2767. Hours, 9 to 11 a. m., 3 to 5 p. m. Sat., 9 to 2 p. m. TEACHERS, manual training, commercial, commer-cial, grade and rural. Interview neces-flary. neces-flary. 547 So. Third East. z!374 GIRLS "WANTED FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. APPLY AT 8 A. M. READY FOR WORK. TROY LAUNDRY, 431 SO. SIXTH EAST STREET. CS50 I WANT a thoroughly competent stenographer stenog-rapher and office woman; must be educated, edu-cated, experienced and a rapid worker. For the right kind of a business woman I have a good, permanent, well-paid position, posi-tion, where her interests will be looked after in proportion as she looks after mine. Don't phone or call, but write me fully as to your qualifications both in your own handwriting and in a typed letter. Tyng, P. O. Box 776. d261 WANTED C O M P E T E N T LADY TEACHER, WITH REFERENCES, FOR COMMERCIAL STUDIES TWO EVENINGS A WEEK. FOR PARTICULARS, PARTICU-LARS, ADDRESS B-53, TRIBUNE. d257 CIVIL service examinations in Salt Lake City soon. Women desiring clerkships, pos toff ice, government departments, stenographers, ste-nographers, write for free particulars to J. C. Leonard (former government examiner), ex-aminer), 694 Kenois bldg- Washington. dr.35 WOMEN to sew We give work and send goods prepaid .to your house. Good money. Reply envelope for prices v.c pav. Universal Co., Dept. 2, Walnut St., Phila., Pa.. 3532 HELP meet the huge demand for knitted goods. Industrious persons provided with profitable, steady, home employment. employ-ment. No experience or canvassing. Good rates of pay. Wheeler Inc., 3X7 Madison, Chicago. d527 THOUSANDS' government war positions open to women, 18 or over, $100 month. List free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 735 -L, Rochester, N. Y. dS21 LADIES to travel, - $25 week and expenses. ex-penses. 3 to work city or outside towns, $18 week. Room 55, Peery hotel, Mrs. Jones. d515 GIRL for general housework; small fam-. fam-. ilv; no washing. Mornings, at 343 East 4th So. K dtiSO COMPETENT girl; family of two; must go home nights. 310 So. 3rd East, apt. No. 1. - dtififi WANTED Girl to work in coffee house, $15 week and room. Applv to Oriental cafe, 74 W. 2nd So., Salt Lake City. d71S A GIRL for housework ; good wages. Telephone Hyiand 1274. d603 ?25-?300 paid for ideas, suggestions suitable suit-able for photoplays. Experience unnecessary; unnec-essary; complete outline free. Write Producers League, 22S, St. Louis. d538 GIRL student wishes young lady to share apartment. Inquire in person, apt. 4, 526 So. State st. d4S9 WANTED Girl waitress. Apply Mother's Moth-er's Bakery, 366 So. State. d-iGS WANTED A competent -girl for general housework. Was. 6711. d-itJa LADY bookkeeper; must be first class. Apply Crawford Furniture Co., 150 State. ' d469 WANTED Waitress, Phone Garfield No. 5. d470 WANTED Good reliable girl to assist with general housework; good wages; close in. 53 E. 1st North. d422 GIRL from 14 to 16 years old to assist with housework. Phone Was. 3903. d421 COMPETENT maid who is good cook. Apply at 66 D st. Was. 470S. d4 20 WANTED Experienced nursemaid to take care of two children; references required. Mrs. C. W. timpson, 1S65 E-So. E-So. .Temple. Phone Was. 76H0-W. d410 WANTED Competent maid for general housework; must know how to cook; no laundering; good wages. Call Was. S068. H55 COMPETENT girl for general housework; small family; no washing: good wages. 47 So. 11th East. Was. 68S1. d458 YOUNG girl to assist with housework; go home early afternoons. 228 4th ave. d459 GIRL to serve soft drinks, $9 week. 555 W. 2nd South. dl:'3 GIRL for general housework. 123 N st. d211 WANTED Young ladies for general office of-fice work; must be able to operate a. typewriter; must be residents of this city and thoroughly familiar with names and addresses. Address Z-28, Tribune. c3702 WANTED Female help in all departments. depart-ments. Apply Royal Laundry Co., 625 Po. State. c42S5 M A I P for general housework, two in family ; no washing; must have references. refer-ences. " 731 Easit Second South. c4610 WOMAN for housework; good wages and home. Bingham, P. O. box 43. Phone. F t ngham S3. c4 61 GiRL for cooking and general housework. '.17 L st. Was. 3067. cr.3;7 W A NT ED Girl for general hou.se work. Mrs. Hosmer : phone Mid vale 245. d." 0 ! GIRL for general housework; no washing wash-ing or Ironing. 58 Virginia st. b50.l GIRL for general housework; twu in family. fam-ily. 425 So. 13th East. Ily. 629-R. d2f5 COMPETENT girl for housework; .'mall family. 75 C st. Wa.s. 174S. 03 M iG(OP home and wares' to young clrl to i h ssisl in housework a nd rare of ba bv. Ki.-.ri So. 10th East. Hyiand 2731 -J. d3,7 G T! EGG teacher wanted a few hours enrh ohw Wa. 72!'V. dj'.r,) 'COMPETENT girl for rooking and hoi.j-r- work. 105 B st. Was. 7PU. i ::.v-! , ' EXPEmENCKP opera tor. Applv inimc-' inimc-' diat"P' at Knowlion Hair Pressing rr- : lor. 515 Judge bUlg. lA GOOD gill or woman to take rfipo if j dining room, etc.; no cooking. P5 East I So. Te.mt-le. d:-: 70 'A GirL to wait on t a bios, for SI 2 r-T J wek. for two w-ks: !I4 per W'-k af'or: fit 4-'t W. 2nd Ko'itn. d'lTf' GIRL wanted at 54 E. Ot:i SouLi. fly. 950 - W. M 1 ' EN PERlENCKP pressor oTi w nrn.-n's goods; stendv work and crorvd w,ig-. R-g;,l Owning Co. K-S E. 2nd Sr.. n', j WOMAN with cbiid 7 rrinni!. old desires general housework. Cail Ilv. 21 24-1-:. ! i WA NTEP La dy to wash a nd Iron 2 i hi i f da ys a week. Apply fi72 Ed ,?on i st:o'-T. d;-T5 I 7 1 A N O ImriTS ar.d bo.!;.- rr.a'-b;n G ;rP. t Cai! S-indn v and Mond.T y, St. M;. rlc's j hospital 1.-1 Midry fl"pt. dTl'i MIPPLE-AGEP woman would lilt1 dining-room work from R in evm'ng 'o or W.-!?. ftps, ro'-rn 12. rr( I A CAPAPLE wom.m of rvf;r-:riTiT w. ! ;.os:t on in irrist or nr.ysif ian's rf; ; ' be't of references. Address C-30, TtJ- nne. ' KX 'ER i EN"E r liotel r-hfUTihrTn.'iid .1.-1.; .1.-1.; res work: o.:t ui city. Address C-;:".. Try-r ' '7 ! WANTED By rapHble Wf.::,;i:i, pes! t ion j p r.s-T. booVkeper, n.-lv.-T o;- rmy l other clerical work. C-41, Tribune. I rl 7 ' i VP"'W wishes to (;i-e f'-r r h- H ; wTli i give it gocj iiome. Call Hy. P" -R WANTED Wanted Kelp (Female) . TWO waitresses. Montana. : Two waitresses. Idano, :j;; board and ' room. ! One waitress. Idnho, J!2 rer wck. ! Two w. .men cooks, ccar-iii! !:u .ise. $."-0 per month. STROCK'S EMPLOY MENT AGENCY. .".I V.'st Soc nd South. u.O'i W A N TEP A WOM A N FOR fl A N P WASHING; ONE WHO CAN AVASP. SILK AND WoOL SPCC ESSKL ELY : Fl N E W OR Kl N G CON 1 '1TIONS AND STEAPY EMPLOYMENT. MOPEL LAP X 1 1 RY CO., 244 W. 2ND NO. d-'.97 OPENING for stenographer a lid bookkeeper book-keeper in local business house ; salary ?mi to start ; position permanent ; Salt Lake girl preferred : high school or college col-lege education. Reply C-43, Tribune, giving giv-ing age and experience. 0 , .".s H. S. girl to earn money during spuro time at out-door work. Adiess c-'.'. Tribune. uo4;; WANTED Good woman for light housekeeping house-keeping and to care for sick iady. Was. 3 0 7 - M . 0 W A N T F D Com pe t e n t maid for gene ra 1 housework. No. 8, Fresco tt apts. Was. 17.-.S. M.'TT FIVE bright, capable ladles to travel. demons t ra te and sell dealers. $7r. to $lo0 per month. Railroad fare paid. Goodiich Drug conn anv. Dept. S70, Omaha, Oma-ha, Neb. d.-'.- FJRST-CLASS maid at Wayne hotel. dbOti YOUNG girl to do rr.arking and sewing. Regal Cleaning Co., 156 E. 2nd So. djitn 1 1 OI'SE KEEPER wanted for widower. Address C-21, Tribune. dntiO GTRL for housework. 1142 E. Broadway. Phone Hy. 23q9-V. dM'O HOUSEKEEPER on small farm; good home; light duties. Address C-52. Tribune. d.i'2 ASSISTANT bookkeeper, young woman preferred. Apply by letter in 'own ; handwriting, stating experience and sal-; sal-; arv exoected. Adorers P. O. box 1167. I dTC9 GIRL or woman to assist with housework; house-work; good wages. 231 3rd East street. d73;i GIRL to assist with housework; may po home nights. Was. 2963-R. d,o9 UNION special sewing machine operator: also young girls accustomed to sewing machines. Mrs. By water, Z. C. M. T. over a 11 factory. d730 SERVICE girl with cafeteria experience. Apply early, 341 Main st. d762 A MANICURIST wanted at 11 Exchange place. d943 EXPERIENCED cloak saleslady; steady position. Segil's Specialty shop, 53 E. Broadway. d?4S WANTED Girl for general housework. Inquire 175 A st. Phone Wasatch 2495. dS46 GIRL for general housework and cooking. 935. No. 2Loulse apts. dP."n WANTED Young girl to assist with housework. Hy. 1S9-J. d953 GOOD, strong woman for washing dishes and cleaning bakery few hours daily. Wasatch Home Bakery, 165 Second East. dS40 COMPETENT maid for housework: good wages. Was. 583S. 1435 Federal way. d9(U GIRLS to learn the cigar trade. Ball Cigar Co., 231 Edison st. dS4P Wanted Situation (Female) YOUNG lady wants position, to care for children and go home at nights. Address Ad-dress C--A Tribune. dS07 CAPABLE, industrious woman, 2 girls, S and .10, wants housekeeping position, hotel or private home In or near city. Mrs. Hughes, 270 West So. Temple. dSu5 THOROUGHLY experienced bookkeeper wishes position. Best of references. Address C-56, Tribune. dS04 MIDDLE-aeed woman wishes housework, about 5 days a week, without washing; can stav nights. Call or write 314 I st. d7!7 A THOROUGHLY competent and experienced experi-enced stenographer desires position. Address Ad-dress Box 70S, Salina. Utah. dill LACE curtains and all fine articles laundered laun-dered ; work guaranteed. Call Was. S192-N.L C36S4 WANTED To do fine laundry, silk shirt waists, also shirts. Was. 7015-J. C40S9 YOUNG woman with one child wants position po-sition as housekeeper. Address C-l S, Tribune. dfuG WANT to care for baby; also do scientific sewing; will go out by dav. Phone Was. innri-M. d.vi6 WANTED W oman cook for mining camp. Phone Binglui m 16-W. dS77 Business Colleges PREPARE now. Better courses than ever. Salt Ijake Business College. Whs. 720. y:i9D SHORTHAND writers, special dicta tTo n classes, Mori., Wed., Fri. nights. 2-hr. periods. S-alt Lake Business College , Was. 72S0. WA j Tutoring TEACHER will tutor in mathematics or Latin. Call Was. S127-.I. n" 1 1 5 Ragtime , PIANO playing guaranteed 1 2 lessons, note or ear. Glenn Waterman, 44 Va South Main. wyys LADIES taught ewimmlng; private les-eons, les-eons, any hour. Phono Professor Thornton, Thorn-ton, Was. 6DI3-W. 111334 1 CLEANING, restoring colors, baud work ; i removes nil fir-;isc or st;ijns, r,t:;oii-' r,t:;oii-' a hie. Fi :i nk Martin, 27 So. W. Temple , Wns' l'J7l SI'TTON sjuiitf.jy ele. in,- iin,j , ()i(,r.s rest'-n-d :iU, 51. n-.; n.nii-k hci vice. IJv-Ifl IJv-Ifl nd 'Z')'K 1 j I Carpet Weaving i FOP. rurn'i v.cH'.jn; wen -e rug carppt! .-Mid fjiilT rugs. ) N. Stat" :t. 1 42"f. 4"! Vacuum Cleaners popGI-; -:iI''S. rte'tric v;i Muvi f,,r ;vi,t, ?LJ."(; we i-:.n :tt -,'; rcj shnn pr,.,, makes r'igs like n"', 2",'-. Was. ':'.;'. CA.LL L.irdloy J 'j-rTT V.7s. i;7"". TV , ,T ! them. SI. 25 a d-'ty. 37 I-;. '. rvt s-.nc,. ' 5JiLFOl:NE. ! .(1ST b'-1 v.H:ll .r. tl , ,.!, v ,-t. S.irt- d.i v, sn,a brown puiX', lull nd ('!., Hi.' e. l. W'.fk I dg giri. A'P'I e;j - I I i f i e Champitn, "4J Ind. avenue. Reward. ',',r' L' 'ST S' 'I-;-1 :i 1 a 1 r, v. 1. :i r; ; : rip mi foir-V.td. p; -ne I!-.-. 3 j i -. I7'ST - M,- ';7x". - ' .'.'-' 1, MMvnie and p.i.. ir.nn; ;ib. ral i reward. Cuh.j- Auto l,i:.f, J.2 V.. 2d Sw. LOST -S!h -r-u-.-.iy : :m u N.ii. T.'n'.r".':. " v'.u---." 12-': dp: L' P.-.I--.N., v Kf,.r ,;,,. oTTT er H n.'irr.e r,;, e. I : .s ;i v I . J . I ,. j L' -T : -'I "...i,, ., t..iv ;. ,(.,"v I ":-'". e u. n.i.-,n! : .. (pv.,i'l. ' '.-ill j pr'iFNP- S- ..t, p- r ' r: 1 r-T u ;r,i v." , at p:y ir o. I :..s. n-.' : j i WANTED yi ' Wanted To Kent WANTED KPR 1ST 4 or 5-room modern mod-ern fui'i ished house with garage, 0:1 north or enst bci.ch; we h:ie a good ten-'anl; ten-'anl; wh:t have you to offer.' Call FIX P. SMITH & SONS. : 17 l-;x Ii.,:,' i'l.tce. Was. S'""n WANTE1) Vourig couple desii e light hous-'ki ni : :g rooms or will take cure of sm.iii f urr.it ii cd residence or apartment for absent owners. J'b.one Wasatch 2vC-" KOI' R io s:-room house, bet. old LU.i and 11th So;;: j on State. Owntr. Address Ad-dress C-2;;. Tnlune. !il'-J ')' H I-IK.!".- iiOt 'M . well-furnished b.ouse- keeping apartment for the w Inter; no ; children." T.-l. 1 ly. 741-J. lo4i , GARAGE, vk".i;:tv of ih South and. 1'th , ' East. Piione liv. 2717 a. in. or eve. d320 i W A NTi ! - S.ii.iii furnished house, no.tr j univr: si ; y ; (. .-irable tenant. Phone Wa-1 Wa-1 sa toh ST:b". In. uire Mr. Enple. d.".7rt I WA N TK'i to rent li or 7 -room modern, furnished house. Tel. Wag. 1331. c4"4 X'a(ci loard and Room 1 PY man and daughter, a nice homelike i piaee to boat d and room. Hose In as ! possible. Address C-Ah, Tribune, Or phone Hy. 2722 - W. d5nS G10NTLEMAN and young dauphter wish room and bourd with smaii private family. sta te particulars, terms. Re: -eronces. Address C-llo, Tribune. 1 G . 7 Wanted Furniture WASATCH FU RN. CO. pays most for second-hand 1 urn i turn. Zbl So. fcjtate. Was. S96. ySOo X Wanted to Buy Automobiles $ZW -eunqjjx 'oS'Il BS9.1ppV 'UIJU.I JUOtl-U. pOOtf U dAjS JH-U OJUB UB IJOUS JOJ 'pdStl A"ptSlI JO ittau -jaisp?oJ ssuia-tHjn 'miiiOiV'OXa V Wanted To Borrow WE have clients who wish to secure loans 011 first-class real estate. IS yon havo money to loan, see us. HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO. 21 E. 1st tio. at. Was. 22;i2 c24o3 $31)0 FOR 1 yea;- at 8 per cent. Real es" tat e security. Address Y-08, Tribune. c3ot4 JtSfcl Miscenonous A' A N" T KiJJ Six or 7 -room modern btmpn-low, btmpn-low, good location; must be worth $o000 to ?Gu00. Will trade 14 -a ere orange and pecan grove, ami truck farm, good for $1000 to $1200 yearly. Has 6-room electric elec-tric lighted bungaiow set amidst big treed and tropic shruli.iery ; 12 blocks postoffioe; health resort town near Mobile, Ala.; climate like southern California; photos. Phone Was. PUf. c537ti hXvE YOU A HOUSE OR BUSINESS FOR SALE? CALL FOR MR. FRA-ZEE. FRA-ZEE. ED. D. SMITH & SONS, 17 Exchange Place. Was. 4000. dSJt! WANTED Parties to share freight car for Camper, Wvo. Phono Was. ullO. c5.s7S HORSE, buggy, harness; trado jeweiry and. cash; good value. 3o3 Chicago st., city. U4 4-I WANTED To let out two horses for feed. Rear 347 E. bth South. d2 0 S WANTED A-l milch cow. Call Bountiful Bounti-ful 67-M. d4S2 I want to buy a Vlctrola; give stylo and price. Address X-62. Tribune. c244:t I WANT to buy soma used household furniture at once. Hy. 2731-J. b4litG f HOUSEHOLD goods wanted. Will pay you what they are worth. Salt L;Lko Furniture Co., 133-35-37 E. Broad wav. Was. 3637. a53 ABE GORPON pays goiid prices for anv-thing anv-thing of valuo. Was. 3370-W. 64 Commercial Com-mercial st. dt!2 FISH ICR'S music store buys and Bella used pianos, talking machines, records, etc. 141 E. Broadway. Was. 5S71. bSlfi TO buy from owner, 4 or 5-room cottage, cot-tage, preferably in southeast part of city. Address C-l, Tribune. d2Pt SACKS wanted; will pay bo apiece. Call Hy. 9S3-W. hH08 SUGAKHOPSE excVuingo will buy and aell household gooda any part of city. M. D. Settle Si. Son, proprietors. Residence Resi-dence phone, Hyiand 737-W. 2&y?7 W A N T E D II o r s e s to pa sture. 230 V 2nd North. Was. 3G:t.r-J. X4346 SlC.'OND-H AND motors, any size. Wo do repairing. Eardley Pros., 37 E iBt So. Was. 6700. c230(j TO do your upholstering and mattress making. Utah .Bedding & Mfg. Co Wasatch 3S3. 1,203 YK buy d ia nionds and pa y highest spot cash prices. Win. Schubach, 172 Main struct c2:)30 WANTED To buy all kinds of necmidT hand furniture, stoves, ranges. Wrn. c24'7 'PAY cns.ii for iolins, broken or part: J'V- 3247-It. 2.".l lSo. 7th K. ,pi21 A LA PY with ''me child 01 fern a home and small rem n nra t ion' i o some oldeilv woman In exchnn.uft for lit tic housework Call Jt R4f Plalr st. rw; 2ono ft. se.'.,rid"-l)arM lumber, 1 and " inch. T'all Ilv, ::p7-M. rrcs '. NT El ' A homo. nur nnlvprplt v ; must bo roasonnblp. Wan. 4:4ii-M ""1 I.O'l'Si acrn:igo. souPicm; t ; describe, ) - lug lowest p:pr Addr-sH r-40, TrH.- ""l dPC LAP1KS and r"'illcmcn di'slrtng to V'in a1 orclusira, p.ly to Tv. A. Prodbork. -K Salt L'iko MiiHi'-jil colb-co, r(ci Fdison st. S i;i .peri: IC VMshrr. :-.o. order. "hear.; f des' nbe Fame. Addrcm C-:i7. Trlbnn-. 1, W A N'l EP O.rk.-r or water Hp-mjel pup" v anu; Z tivmi Put old. Ad'iress C-l t, 'Lr n 1 '.' n : . ..... i I WANTI.P '' luiv--Oi,o good mile, r.n Addrtss C-27, Triburi. dfl""! ' - ci;i :t ; to:i''hirie.L'mlTi:,nfj irnhT; Pre. n niii"liine ju cfei i-''J. Cap Was 'iKP-W. ,PM 1 i;fir(t b:ibv l.iitirv f,j- gn-cart. I'v" 1717 - W or Wa s. r.J.'.Tt. fP 17 MOVINC. STOIJAfiE, ETC. .1. M TltriTTS iiminr.vnni. lor prompt ;mmI .nr. Mil niovins:: loni; - .1 iM ,.0 !,,,!-I !,,,!-I .tr ! n" ifllv. I'lirm.. Wn. -1 ri-Jfp. y2471 i:i:i.;.iA.v I ii'.f s i wT. itT7-0.. nMiit M'i'l " ' In-ilv l,;,i,.ll,.r of houn- l,.,H bH '' 'T fM.-:,Kn. we ,,J(i er.. s.ii-1 f?.. nil mrtr of tht Vnli-i si:ii---'. nm! :,:,r. v; l"li:l;l'l: h i-l..r..r.-; nlm .-.-iiuVt ps.Tlnis' ' '-f-K. K-r 1-lr. ,ioof st0II,K ! r.7 a.i.r.72 yM,:i f.M.l, Mil. I, .11. W:,s.' .IM.M. .,rrriovlj,K; 1 iul:. fl li-flm:, flr-.rw.r Hnrarc; !'" ''' '"' "" v n. J.onc-tlhitnTr c ;li-r- iai;-r, ,T"l!A';r. Ufi.ir, xl,i,,in,-. Mrfb I".;ino Mom r ,, . Y:,i. 17;'?. li:7::S giving "N an ''M.I. ; I wH i "II v., ii ivlin l .voiir"novT i'.l- Vlll '!. I orivo ,.,y ,. molor v:.n M'.l'.r ii..v,i; , I,.i.,.li,,1K )!:: '"- .l- l...-.ii..-f-K. j. C. HnrrlR, ; "': " ' """vn. II. V. AkI.woi-ms !,v.'::L"r. .?-J'l-JJ?L M' i v. r . i s. I ,. i :i .r ! i.i wrk s a,'i,o fi '''ri "M :.;,.,, tf, j;.,..t tt So. Re- 's ,;,",:' ' 1775 ''UP ' n ': -?. r:,:,, !f- ovfr. Intcr-Mtn. |