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Show i c9NliXj7i ? CHIMNEY sweeping; hot-air and hot ) water I'urnaces cleaned and repaired ) hot water jackets and coils cleaned an 1 installed; chimney extensions put 01 Work .miaranteed. Call J. H. Curti; i Wasatch 15 'J 5. bl3i CHIMNEY sweeping by mod. method; hat-air, hot-water, steam furnace i cleaned anti repaired; water coils cieanec j Ail work guaranteed. Was. tioUii-J. d21t 4 EVERYTHING in the fur and taxidei ij mist lino; remodeling, repairing an ,i cleaning: a complete stock of manufac ,1 lured furs: 21 years in Salt Lake Citj ,1 highest prices paid for raw furs. I a tfienzfl Fu'' Co.. 315 South Main st. k?S f. STORAOF. remodeling arid repairing; fi a coats made lo order by expert furrier; ,:. Hudson Bay Fur Co., 238-240 Main st , U451 '' GENFVA C. HICKS CO. Far garment 1 made, repaired, cleaned and soid. t " So. 6rh Fast. d29 0 . a COMPLETE line ol hih-gradc furs; ri o mode'iiiT;. repairing, rcdycins. L.e'f 0 Fur simp. iiC3: I) TKILFNK WANT ADS f UL DRErfriMAKlNO. remodeling, fancy waists and l.omtlltchtris. 361 4ui East. Was. 4S57-J. DRESSMAKING and plain sewing at reasonable pi. da. o37 So. 5;h East. Hy. I r;r;-J d2264 ; DRESSMAKING and la l:es' tailoring, guaranteed, at home or by day. Was. - 7419-W. 47 East 5th South. ftl'io . ACCORDION ideating, hemstitching, , b-juon-holec, pinking, coucan.g. Kid- Fitting Corset. Parlors. 40 E. Broadway, i Was. 2346. Mail orders. dS12 HARRIET HOFF, experienced dressmaker, dressmak-er, prices reasonable; by day or piece. Phone Was. 3335. 24 E. So. Temple. d32a DF LL season prices on ail work. Keller's. 516 Brooks Arcade. d!539 Accordion Pleating KILT, box side rleatlns, hemstitching and pinking. Mrs. Jennens, 608 East Broadway, llyland 7S7-J. k514 Dancing Academy DANCING lessons daily. Now and old dances taught. Call, write, or phone Woodward's studio, 34 Main st. Open Sunday. 11 to 2. b2U43 FOUNDRY, STOVjEIRS CALL' Western Foundry for all kinds water jackets, stove repairs. Wasatch 4474; hl02 W. WILLIAMS & SON, lbU N street. Was. 2856. Upholsteries, repairing, chairs recajied. o311 JROFEPAIRLNG ALL ROOFS repaired and repainted. I guarantee to stop ah' leaks. Was. 656 d2i53 BEAT the high coat of living; cat at the Western Coffee House; meals 17c -up. Open all night. Special 15c workingmen's lunches, put up. Coffee and lull, 5c. 50 E. 1st South. d'2780 OAKLAND Lunch and Coffee house, best meals, 25c. 71. W. 2nd So. d!597 ipiTERIES WASATCH LAWN cemetery. D-rpeuial care. 51 So. Main st. Phone Wasatch 1566; S3 -43 ; LARGE stock to select from. R. McKen- 1 zie. Display yards, 422 So. State. 3725jI5 EVANS Floral Co., 56 So. Main. Cut flowers, funeral dosisns. Was. 901. x38 ERN FST LAMBOURNe SaTt Lake's leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 67 So. Main. Was. 1316. v478 KING Floral Co., 214 E. 2nd So. Decorating Deco-rating and design work our specialty; prompt attention given. Phone Was. 2415. s29l AMERICAN Florists Flower designs lot all occasions. American theater. Was. 8077. d3426 JUTrYERS HTIDDAR T Floral Co., 62 So. Main street. Phono Was. 1948. Cut flowers and funeral fu-neral designs. nl693 WALKER'S floral dept. Cut flowers, funeral fu-neral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. 83021 THE Eastern Junk & Metal Co., Inc., one of the largest concerns in the west. Dealers in iron, metal, rubber, rags, bottles, bot-tles, sacks, bones. Office and yard, 353 W. 7th So. Phone Was. JUS. d2457 HIGHEST prices paid for all junk. 144 W. 3rd Soutll. X2124 Junk, ld Clothes, Bottles A. GOLDBERG, 743 E. 6th So., positively pays the highest prices for junk, bottles, bot-tles, sacks, second-hand clothes and furniture. fur-niture. Hyland 614-W c!467 HIGHEST prices paid for iron, rags, sacks, brass, copper, rubbers, bottles and second-hand clothes. H. Guss, 844 So. 3rd East. Hy. 9S3-VV. bl409 Garbage Removers WE can remove your ahes and waste quickly. Call Was. 111G. d309 CLEANING, restoring colors, hand work; removes all grease or stains; reasonable. reason-able. Frank Martin, 27 So. W. Temple. Was. 7276. 01569 SUTTON sanitary electric beat and colors restored 9x12, 1.00; quick service. Hy-land Hy-land 2300. d2482 Carpet Weaving FOR carper, weaving; weave rag carpets and fluff ruga. 61 N. State st. Was. 4209. c2401 Vacuum Cleaners CALL Eardley Bros., Was. 6700. We rent them, 51.25 a day. 37 E. First South. (325 DODGE BROS. 18,000 speed vacuum, rent SI 5. Rugs cleaned. 5e yd. Was. 7036. C12225 DIAMONDS BOUGHT WE buy diamonds and pay hignest spot cash prices. Wm. Schubach, 172 Main street. d!777 HOTELS HOTEL Fifth East, 149 South 5th East. The popular family hotel. New management. manage-ment. 100 rooms, 48 en suite. Excellent cafe. Phone Was. 4190. b22 HOTEL WILCOX. Moa7 furn. rooms, by the day, 50c, 75 and SI. 00; .by the week, $3.00 and up. 438 South State. Was. 6765. Opp. city and county, bldg. r3213 ONLY one Ben hotel, 241 South State street. Modern rooms; reasonable; day or week. d!478 PALMER HOTEL, 54 W. First So. All outside rooms, neat and clean, by day, 50c, 76c, $1; moderate prices by the week. S4874 LUCID HOTEL AND CAFE. 112-114 West on South Temple streets, just across the street from interurban depot. All modern rooms; nice ground-floor ground-floor lobby. Rates very reasonable by day or week. Quiet and homelike. u3706 LAVERN rjO'lEc. 255 South First West, for modern sleeping rooms at low prices d!154 NICE, clean, furnished, steam-heated looms at the Antler hotel. Under new man agement. 140 W. 2nd So. d2473 ATTORNEYS ! 'MAJtJ45NEXl Kcarns bldg. Was. 6914. - d2459 WaTlTeR PERRY K1RKSEY, genera! law practice. 431 Judge bid's. Wasatch 6536. d3421 SECOND-HAPvDJ3TRES 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. a535 HIGHEST prices paid for second-hand goods Buckeye Furniture Co., 143 So. W Temple. Was. 4629. '29S2 BEST prices paid for second-hand furniture furni-ture xelrad Furniture Co., 42 W. 3rd Scuth Was. 9S3. C2465 SHOEJEiIRING N"t.SHOE Kepairins, 536 S. State St.; best work, reasonable prices. Men's soles' sewed. SI. to; ladies', 'c; rubber hce's 40c and 50c; heels straightened, men's 40c; ladies', 25c. Call and deliver free. Was. 8997. d46S RENTFJlWi3RJv FoTT'cTiajenter work, remodeling. . cement work, etc.. call Was. 4812-W. y26o0 Fort general carpentry, house repairs and painting call Hy. 2512-R. reOTFlJ LOT ? I 1 rc a ai d, no que: ions askr-1, of it t'irn of iHdj'p O'-uofi-siiajd w risi v a ; :h. caj? No. WOT 73. !;; t Jan u-arv u-arv Pho::e Hy, 644 or iej. a ai ."T Xt: ams Mtl. ti l'.'o- j L'"'T '.' r'A .iii tor ron lotion of p.ir-iifs p.ir-iifs ri'ta.nit'- hay pMin.; o-yv.ir-eld oo't. Jy "K Fair, Murrav, Utah, r'no'ie Man-ay 40-F.-1. LOST Some time aso. bluf b,ie .optain-r .optain-r lapses, a uto veil. jTew rd. Wr?s. SihTlw. d:v;-: LOST Brown l.i-hr handK-ic: in Hoiel j l.'tHh lobby. Reward for return to Tribune. d2'ti LOST- One bunch of key- and lock, southeast part of town, i'houe llyoml :, :i - J. Regard riflS LOST Llewellyn fetter, m;le. owner's name on collar. Reward. 1ST Wet Third Sou'h. d314fi LOST Solid silver puro. engraved "M C. M. fnun mire;. Christmas 131 . " : con -tained calling cards und f0. Return 'JO 1 Elisabeth st". or call Hy. o-'J-R. Ue- ; ward. d".?0'i LOST Small Jei s-ey cow. dehorned. lit ; in left ear. Phone Hy. 4-M or 105? So. 11th Kapi d . I LOST-Small pure on loth East and -Ith So. Reward. Cll Hy. di'.c-'1! rOUN 1 Sa t u da v nisht, exirn. uutonm- hile tire. Phone Was. Tf91-.T. d;y.O tST-Package throe small savings banks, be l ween 12 th East a.nd end of Brig ham st. car line. Liberal reward it returned to Tribune offwe. d5 LOST Gold initial fob (S. W. L.K Return Re-turn to room -W, I'nion depot. Reward. d 34 : LOST Lady who called Was. H4.".i)-J Sunday, about cameo pin, please phone a?atn. do44 1 LOST Will the gentleman who found gray purse, containing $R'. In the Kcnvns bldg., please call Was. 637 .1-M today to-day bet. 5 and 6 p. m? Liberal reward. d-145 LOST 1!M7 Ford seian, with frosted headlights. Phone Was, -hipl. dr.jiM AUCTIOXS AUOTTON PRICKS BKA T13N. Must vacate in ID da. 9x12 rugs Vernis Martin bcnls Leather dining chairs 'MV.' Dining tables $i.T , Dressers Brass beds. $35 values $16.5 Library Uibles"' S. m Linoleum, yard f'c Ijace curtains, pair SSo Stove pipe ioints 'c Kvery other article cut In half. Fixtures Fix-tures for wale. Buchlcr-Craw ford stock. 07 W. Broadway. BFRGURMAN CO. d3047 OSTl'FRLOil the Auctioneer who knows values and gehs you the most for your goods goes anywhere sells anything:, any time. Was. T.S5S-M. d-30-16 AUCTIONEER E. C. Jenkln3 sella anything; any-thing; best results obtained. Hy. 2731-J. k445S MANIPULATION For rheumatism and nervous disorders. Mrs. Gordon, 258 S. 2nd East. Was. 7285-W. b!266 MADAM SMITH, located at 252 East Broadway. C4464 LADIES, ",1000 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 work. Mail $1.60; double strength, $2.00. Booklet free. Write today. to-day. Dr. A. K. Southington Remedy Co., Kansas City, Mo. y4237 FAC'F, scalp and massage treatments. Mrs. Janell Frown, Savuy hotel. 26 IC. 1st So., room G-3, fourth floor, elevator. tlX m NOTICE is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by niv wife hereafter. A. L. ARMSTRONG. do 400 BOARD AND ROOMS NICELY furnished parlor with piano, for one or two ladies employed, with or without board; home privileges; reasonable; reason-able; very close iry Was. 4221-M. d2684 GOOD home for good people; piping hot-water hot-water heat, fine front and back parlor; garage; first-class; reasonable. 47 So. Sth E. S-maller room. bl60 FIRST-CLASS looms, with or without board; business or professional people preferred; also garage. Fly. 2361-W. d3 ABSOLUTELY first-class table board; 2 meals, $22.50; 3 meals, 527; block from Eagle Gate. Was. 8731-J. d312 FURNISHED rooms in modern home, $1.50 per week, with board. 125 W. 4th Soutll. dSHSo STRICTLY first-class room and board for first-class people; garage. Phone Was. 8211. 124 6th East. d345 NICELY turnished rooms in private family, fam-ily, with or without board. 115 South 5th East. Was. 6010-R. d874 1ST-CLASS room and board. 357 So. 4th East. Hy. 1377. ' d!066 ROOM and board for one or two gentlemen, gentle-men, in private family. 8S K street. Phone Was. 6082-W. d!162 GOOD BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO; heat; small garage. 154 So. 7th East. Was. 7425-M. d!163 EXCELLENT table board, theatrical and professional trade solicited; only half block from Main street. No. 40 West North Temple. Was. 5610. Under new management. d2007 STEAM-HEATED room for two gentlemen, gentle-men, with board; also table boarders, S22.5U per month. No. 2 Louise apts. , ' dl843 NEWLY furr.i3hed rooms, with or with- out board. 336 So. 7th East. d67U NICELY furnished rooms, steam heat. home cooking. Was. 1529-R. d035 ELDERLY lady desired to divide operating oper-ating expense of lovely apartment with young woman; companionship first consideration. con-sideration. Wasatch 5437-W. Apt. 46, Kensington. d2379 NICELY furnished front room, suitable for two, with good home cooking. 357 East 3rd South. Was. 7102-W. d2511 FURNISHED room and board ; gentlemen preferred. Was. 366S-W. 69 N. State. d:',021 GOOD board and nicely furnished room; modern conveniences. 326 So. 3rd East. Was. 7404-W. cn."f9 Home foirIuldren WANTED Children to board, in modern home, close to good school. 7th E. and i Wilson ave. Hy. 2316. til 790 Maternity Hospitals IDEAL maternity private hospital, H361 So. Sth East st. Hy. 2070. Exceptionally Exception-ally homelike, quiet, restful place. Arrangements Ar-rangements and first-class ethical attention atten-tion given. Reasonable. b3070 Jecondandclothin PHONE Wasatch 1503. Eddie Green will pay more than other dealers for old clothes, shoes, trunks, suitcases, etc. f 4592 GORDON pays good prices for anything any-thing cf value. Was. 3G70-W. 64 Commercial Com-mercial SL do)2 KING pays the best prices for men's and ladies' suits, shoes, etc. Was. 1467. a5744 THE Nations! pays high prices men's clothing- -71 S. W. Temple. Was. 6S54 dlGSS TOUR old clothing. Will call. Salvation Army. Phone Was. 3IS7. rJlM PATENTj.TTORNEYS TO patent Inventions. register tiarle marks or copyright?, see. J. M. Thumas. ;0S Utah Savings Trust bid jr. alia 4 PATENTS, patent diawin-', coin mercia! drafting. Industrial Enineerins Cf.. I 435 Atlas blk. Was. 62S0. b203fl WANTED Wanted eOIate)-. Srlvoacsr lVmploy mom ff !' 2nd south st. lloio aJJunnor8 help furnished e-aalb. li-a an , for miners, nicchann, .antii i . j. , and dairy he'.jx Oldest and he ri , UTAH IToTient aseiK-y-Sknu-d and , unskilled labor for all public wo.K.J Commercial st. Was. . FRKE F 1 1' LO V MEN T Y'R ft. out of the city. - MAN who can assay, sort ore and do seneral ihme woi k. Mu.. taetk Mnnns Co.. 222 Judge bids- as. 7, A, . ,-, FRKKl.i.atest five-color ' shows'-a test known domes, us names of friends w ho arc In er esto in Wyominc oil matters. Y e w a. t lcn al asents m ever,- town in 1 . S. Uaud.W yo nuns pet. Company Asency, "'"..,;..; Main, Salt l.ake. WANTKl.i-Good live advertising s-ales-nian who knows be can make, koo a r. per week. Stale fully age. eMe.iu.D-0 and ability. Adarcss F-20. U ribune. GOOD tador; "wlcj' no object to i iht man. Wappler, 310 2 lib, ogdrn, ItxU. SALT LAKE government examinations January 5. ?10o month: thousands w anted; ant-ed; sample questions free. Iranklln In stitute. Dept. 50S-L, Rochester, N. WANTED at oneo Twenty-five UE men 16 years or over for messenger work. Yen good pay and splendid chance, for advancement. Apply immediately to Mesenser Supervisor Western Union Telegraph company. 147 South Mann WANTKlti'vvo young men of neat appearance ap-pearance to lilt crew traveling Utah and Idaho, stcadv position, with good inone! and advancement for right man. Must he able to leave citv at once. Call ID a. m-Jo 3 p. in., room 511 Ng1-ir'"'' l,"'1' l,v""-KXHKniKNt':fJD l,v""-KXHKniKNt':fJD man to run Ford car out of town. State wages expected anrl parliculais. Address '-,-31, Tribune. diUal WANTED, delivery boy, good wapcK. Was. 8760. 277 E. 5th JSoutjY dJUlb WVNTED At once. bright, energetic bov or girl as filing and mailing clerk. Answer in own handwriting, statins age and experience. Address F-19, Tribune. d2613 WVNTKU til once a-male or female teacher for the 7th grado or commercial, commer-cial, who can also teach Gregg shorthand. short-hand. Good salary, write or telephone Supt. J. M. Cummings, Moiilneller, Idaho. d2911 GOOD positions are assured our graduates gradu-ates in telegraphy. L. D. S. Business college. Day and evening. Was. 3051. d33S9 WANTED Men of neat appearance who are not afraid to work; good money to tight parties. Also a first-class real estate man wanted. Apply 323 Brooks Arcade bldg. d3313 B ARBE R wanted: good, steady job: J 1 8 guara ntee. Phone a I our expense. Modern Mod-ern barbere shop, Carlisle and Gudmund-son. Gudmund-son. Proprs., 13 W:est Center St., Logan. Utah. d.1302 WANTED Young man for cashier and asst. bookkeeper. Address G-23, Tribune. Trib-une. d::201 BOY with wheel to work days; good op-porlnnity. op-porlnnity. Acme Pharmacy, Dtlt Fast and 13th South. ii:;206 MACHINISTS WITH PEP!! THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. M en who can make good on la I he, milling machine. J. & L.. automatic screw machine, planer, shaper, drill press. Call, write or phone THE DENVER ROCK DRILL MFG. CO. WORKS, 39th and Gilpin Sts., Denver, Colo . dlS38 YOUNG man in sales office of mine machinery ma-chinery manufacturer: must. be well educated and able to write, good business letter. Applications confidential and preferred pre-ferred from those now filling responsible positions. Most excellent and promising opportunity for the right young man. Slate age, experience, present "employment, "employ-ment, salary expectations, why you winh to change employment and family con-nections. con-nections. Address G-3:l, Tribune. d3402 WANTED Young man who wishes to learn the undertaking business: call Was. 2730 or call before noon at 504 So. Main. . d:M37 WANTED Two Burroughs posting machine ma-chine operators, at once. Apply 316 Walker Bank bldg. - d3447 ELEVATOR boy; apply James hotel. ; d3449 WAREHOUSE man. not subject to immediate im-mediate draft: must have fair education; educa-tion; advancement. Address G-36, Trib- tnie- d3453 MAN and wife to work on ranch. Anply 601 10. 3rd So. d':'.456 Wanted 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 K-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 WANTED 5 live-wire oil stock salesmen; sales-men; will furnish Ford car: choose your territory. Wyoming Western Oil Co., 522 Newbouse bldg. WaB. 7341. C3225 YOU can make from $10 to $25 per dav selling oil lots. For particulars, write The Community Oil Co., 834 Gas and El. Bldg.. Denver. Colo. dlS62 FOUR reliable, experienced men, who are used to making $20 to $40 a day. Can do it with us 20th century stuff. Call and see us at 323 Brooks Arcade bldg city d33l'i WANTED Stock salesmen to sell stock in the Pacific, Glass Casket company must be able to furnish A-i references' Apply rooms 202 and 203 Tribune i- Ask for secretary or state agent. d3420 WE can use five or six high-class salesmen sales-men at once. Good men can earn from ONE TO THREE HUNDRED WEEKLY Young & Humphries. Brokers, 4-'7 New-house New-house bldg., Salt Lake. ds 110 Safety Razors Sharpened Razors honed. H. T. Hutchins, 146 So" Mai"' -249 Learn Trades LEARN auto repalThrgbiokTiee M. C. A., Los Angeles. Catalogue"free . dti MOLER BARBER college, 43 sT'wTWrT i5g,harioc.rade ,auhl- "cm-; LEARN THE-iTTaACT55 by actual experience under expert in siruetort. Biggest, best equipped v- CLUSIVK Auto and Tractor School on coast Fatah. 1!.j. Thousands of huc ccssn.l graduates. We help stud'c earn living. '""cats 5.0 PRACTICAL TRACTOR COURSE I Write for free 64-pate 'cataloaue Q1. a NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHoOI l igucroa at sth. W"n;. d7 Ragtime PIANO Playing g"naradedT2 Sclf MinCal'- Gltn" "aton-r WANTED Wanted Help (Female) STROCKS EMl'LOyMENT AGENCY. 51 West 2nd South St. J Positions for waitresses. oooks amlw maids, in hotels, restaurants, ooarda , houi-es and r. r. eating houses, always i :,pen. Oldest and best. TllE Y. W. C. A. tree employ tnetit bureau secures positions of all kinds for women. 6th floor Continental Bank cuildni:,-. i'hone Was. 2767. Hours, 9 to 11 a. m., ;t to .' p. m. Sat.. ! to 3 p. in. iT.At'ji-'.itT-, manual training, coinnter- cial, grade and rural. Interview necessary. neces-sary. ,M7 So. Third Fast. Z1374 GIRLS WANTED FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. APPLY AT 8 A. M. READY FJU WORK. TROY LAUNDRY, 431 S. S:XTH EAST STREET. rrSr,l) GHTl for general housework; references. Was. 1786-J. 1216 2nd ave. d276l vFaNTFP Energetio nigh school girla ' Hi'ler school hours to gel orders for local house; good commission. Apply F.-40, Tribune. djra WANTED- Woman with no chUdren to ral.-o lo care lor and givo a good homa to two liltlo girls; siale price and particulars. par-ticulars. Address D-28, Tribune. dlJSn GIRL to serve sou unnka, y week. 55T W. 2nd South. diss WANTED t-e nalo help in ail departments. depart-ments. Apply Tuoyal Laundry Co., 623 Pa. State. C42S5 WOMAN for housework; good wages and homo. Bingham, P. O. box 43. FhftL Bingham S3. "Vi I GIRL for general housework; no wash- ing or Ironing. 5S Virginia st. b5051 YOUNIr lady stenographer, with 3 or 1 year's experience; must be quick and ac'cura I Address E-25. Trihnne. dl818 GIRL for housework; good wages, close ' in. 55 First ave. di.9 St 'ifOOLG I RL, to help with housework for board and room. 123 Ptcxton ave. (32270 GOOD girl for general housework; family fam-ily of three. 415 W. Capitol ave. d222l WANTED Young ladies for general office of-fice work; must be ablo to operate typewriter type-writer and take telephone calls. Must bo residents of this city and thoroughly fa-miliar fa-miliar with names and addresses. Address Ad-dress E-r.s, Tribune d2401 COMPETENT girl for general housework. Small familv, no washing, good wages. Was. 6881. 47 So. 11th East. am WANTK'fj Competent nurse maid, references ref-erences required. 3 Prescott apts. d2t;ai GIRL for housework. 114- E. 3rd So. Phone Hy. 2339 -W. d2656 COMITEjVC girl for general housework; good wages to right party; reference". 1441 Redondo ave. Hy. 2064-R, d278'J ' EXPElTfENCED girl for general housework; house-work; good wages. Apply mornlns.. 65.", Hast Second South. &-Ti'i Co iTl PET EN T maid for general housework; house-work; must he able to cook; western wages. Capt. Moore, No. 8. circle, P'ort Douglas. Telephone or call. d308. WANTED at once, by old-establlshl firm, two energetic women with pleasing pleas-ing personality. Good opening lor rleht pa rties. Address F-55. Tribune. ri2Hil GtoD girl lor general housework, in? F street. d32a. GIRL for general housework; small family; fam-ily; good home. Phone Was. 446.7-J. GOOD positions are assured our gradu" atcs in telegraphy. L. D. S. Business ) college; Day and evening. Was. 3951. . d3o-l I CANVASS ICRS at the 8 perry & Hutchln- son Co.. 29 W. Broadway. d3341 FINE opening for energetic, young la' to learn a good trade and secure permanent perma-nent position, with good salary. KM Corset Parlor, 40 E. Broadway. d335-WANTEI1 d335-WANTEI1 Girl to assist with general housework. 17 Fairmont apts. null MrDl.)T-E-aged widower, farmer, wants housekeeper. Good home for right party. Address G-21, Tribune. d32l-8 COMPETENT girl for cooking and general gen-eral housework: family' of three; no washing'. 55 Laurel St., Federal Heights. Was. 2015. 3298 LADY waitress wanted. Oriental cafe, 74 W. 2nd South. d3323 WOMAN for cleanup work and help maid in hotel. 6 hours per day. 114 W. So. Tern pie st. d3-llS WANTED Competent woman to do laundry work in small hospital out of town; modern equipment, good wage;, comfortable home. Apply Mrs. Thorne. 21 Canning apts. dotl'i WANTED School girl to do. light house-work house-work for board, room and cash allow-ance; allow-ance; family of three. Call Was. 70S5-J. CI3295 COMPETENT girl for general housework: no washing; references required; small family. Was. 4925-W. SO Fl St. d3401 COMPETENT girl for cooking and housework. house-work. Was. 7101. 105 B St. dOlO-j FIRST-CLASS maid. Apply Wayne hotel. 35 Fast Broadway. d34-j GOOD experienced girl for cooking; references; ref-erences; good wages. Was. 4S37-J. dS4.1 WANTED Competent second girl who will assist with children; references re-quired. re-quired. 24 L st. d.440 GIRL wanted for downstairs work and assist in cooking. 1-Iv. 1466-M. 255 6th East. d3442 WANTED Competent girl lor cooking and general housework. S Prescott apts. Was. 1758. d3445 EXPERIENCED chambermaid from 9 to y " 6. $10 per week: must be good cleaner and sweeper. Lincoln house, 6S Fr First South. ditb WANTED A good cook: must have re!; erences; applv Mrs. Adolf Simon. 1" 7th East. Was. 50.51. d.ilj WANTED Two Burroughs posting machine ma-chine operators, at once. Apply 31ii Walker Bank bldg. d3448 WOMAN to assist in cooking. Apply early. 341 Main st. dS45t' EXPERIENCED cafeteria serving J-irl. 341 Main st. ijStoi IMMEDIATELY. 3 ladies to travel. S-J week and expenses; 4 to work city or outside towns. Sis week. Room 55 Pefrv hotel. Mrs. Jones. d;il.' WANTED First-class experienced stenographer. ste-nographer. Super-Vulcanizer .Mfg. W-6s W-6s West Fourth South. Jll Wanted To Borrow WE have clients who wish to seal" loans on first-class real estate. If )'u have money to loan, sco us. HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO. 21 E. 1st So. St. Was. 223J. C243S Wanted Agents , FOR commercial article; sells, easily n demonstration. Big profits. Manufacture Manufac-ture It yourself and become independent. Recipes sold. Address G-22. Tribune- d 3- ' Swimmincr Taiifrht LADIES taught swimming; private ! sons, any hour Phone Professor Toon' ton. Was. 6043-W. Business Colleges PREPARE now. Better courses Salt Lake Business College. V as. Piano Lessons H Ft SINNERS." or "advanced pupils, lesson. Mrs. Pert Slgler, Was. -5J;;.,V before 1 p. m, JllJ PIANO levsona given bv ern'rt t'1'"' i"'c per lcstoii. Rose Chrlrtvnscii. 3V.I6-J. tlJ''- |