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Show CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATE 12 corns per line first insertion; 6 cents per line each consecntl ve insertion. If not eonsecu-(ive eonsecu-(ive Insertions, 12 cents per lino ench Insertion. IJj (lie month, J1.B0 per line. Two lineB minimum mini-mum Rpnoo. WANTED U. S. DEPARTMENT OK LABOR, V. H. Employment Service. JOIN THE INDUSTRIAL ARMY. Bo ft pstrlotir worker. Help the Rovernmeut to build the JBO.ODO.OOO plant started at Nitru (near Charleston), West Virginia. Laborers. $4.40 per day. 10 hours' work, 11 hours' pay. Double time on Sundays. Free railroad fare. Meals free en route. Room rent free and board at eom-irlHKnrles, eom-irlHKnrles, nafeteria style, at about $1.00 per day. Medical attention and amusements free. Men coming to Salt Lake or Ogden from any point la Utah will secure receipts for their railroad faro nnd same will be refunded on arrival nt Nitro. Quoting message to this office from Director cf Employment nt Nitro: "Nltro must have thousands of men immediately, immedi-ately, who will be distributed according to experience ex-perience or ability and resigned to suitable work on either construction or actual operation. In fl few weeks." NEXT SHIPMENT THURSDAY, NOV. 14. Apply ut U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 307 South Main St. (No feej of any kind.) Open 8 a. m. until 0 p. m. Sundays, 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. slOOl WANTED GIRLS AND MIDDLE AGED WOMEN WANTED FOR PERMANENT POSITIONS EN ALL DEPARTMENTS DE-PARTMENTS APPLY AT 8 A. M.. BEADY FOR WORK. TROY LAUNDRY. 431 SOUTH SIXTH EAST STREET. OjMI WANTED aT ONCE, 20 EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE- DIPPERS. APPLY J. O. M' DONALD CHOC. CO.. 13U W. BROADWAY.' ? sltOO WALKER'S MUST HAVE AT ONCE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED SALESPEO-i SALESPEO-i PLE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. NONE BUT BXPERIENC$D NEED APPLY. SEE SCPBK ; I N T EN DE N T KIRS T T U I N 0 TUESDAY MORNING. s2SS5 GIRLS WANTED. APPLY SWEET CA NDY COMPANY, 218 SO. FIRST WEST ST. pa7a WANTED ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED. Ambitious men who recognize the tremendous shortage of "specialized brains" nnd who have some accounting ability will welcome the Infor-matlou Infor-matlou that a prominent firm of certified public ar-conntanlH ha I made nvn liable n scientifically simple and intensely Interesting home-study 1 mining. The shortage of accountants to fill $3000 to $10,000 positions is regarded as a national deficiency which can only be remedied (as were our military and nnvnl shortcomings) by intensive training. Accepted applicants guaranteed satisfaction. In replying give experience, ex-perience, draft st ii tun and telephone number. Address C. M. LYONS, Hotel Utah, city. S2S29 W E W A NT S A LBS REPRESENT ATI VES 1 N EVERY TOWN IN UTAH. We prefer men who have stold stock. Insurance, Insur-ance, real estate, books, or who have no sales experience, but would like to develop Into salesmen. sales-men. We train every applicant accepted and provide a system that will enable anyone who works to make from $7.ri to JlfiO per week. Can also use women of exceptional ability. Position permanent. In applying state ago. past business busi-ness experience, number of years you have lived in com in unit v. and references. Address in confidence. con-fidence. KANE MFG. CO.. 1626-27 L- C. Smith hldg.. Scuttle, Wash. s2380 FIFTY salt harvesters: 2 months" work; pay 40c per ton ; average in on cau harvest from1 20 to 80 tonF per day. Can use 50 laborers : permanent perma-nent work ; puy 45c p"r hour, I) bourn, work Sundays. Good board and lodging, $1 per day. Plant located 30 miles from Salt Lake City, on the Western Pacific. Salt Lake Chemical Co.. Burmoster. Utah. r4807 WANTED By wholesale house, boy about 17, for office work. Splendid opportunity to learn u good business and receive advancement. advance-ment. Address B-38, Tribune. si 206 WE desire to express our thanks to the many friends on the Orem lines, an well as those with the O. S. L. railroad, to Parson Slmpkin nnd the quartet and the many other friends for the beautiful floral offerings and kind sympathy sym-pathy shown us in our recent bereavement In the loss of our dear wife and mother. L. J. SIPLE AND FAMILY. B237S WE wish to express our sincere thanks to friend nnd relatives in Salt Lake: also to Knights of Pythias lodge of Mldvnle. Utah, who so kindly assisted in the burial of our beloved be-loved son, Lee, nnd for the beautiful floral offerings. MR. AND MRS. J. E. TOM LI N, Pioche, Nov. "2372 WE wish to extend our appreciation and thanks to our ninny rein fives and friends for their kind consideration and sympathy during the Illness Ill-ness and death of our beloved husband nnd son. INEZ S. BUDD. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE J. BUDD AND FAMILY. "2373 CEjraRIES WASATCH Lawn cemetery: perpetual care. 54 South Main st. Phone Wasatch I860. h3343 MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES LARGE stock to select from. R. McKenzle. Display yards. 422 Bo. Stnte. FUNERALDmECT03I O'DONNELL & CO., undertakers and enibalm-ors, enibalm-ors, 225-227 South West Temple. Phone Was. 0461. 4022 S. D. Brans, undertaker, embalmer. Mortuary chapel, 48 S. Slate. Wasatch 5510. c4444 'FLU' SPREADS OVER CIVILIZED WORLD . Germ Eludes Bacteriologists; Bacteriolo-gists; Health Authorities Authori-ties Are Baffled. The influenza epidemic continues unabated. un-abated. Its ravages are not confined to this city or state, or even to the United States, and cable reports indicate indi-cate that it is rapidly spreading over the civilized world, 'it has baffled medical skill to an unusual extent and has claimed more victims, perhaps, than any other epidemic in a score or. years. The germ has eluded the bacteriologists bac-teriologists and medical men now agree that the best cure is prevention. The surest prevention is to build up the brTdily powers of resistance and to get the system i,. the best physical condition possible. It is now universally univer-sally agreed that it is possible to perfect per-fect the powers of resistance of the human system so that it can throw off almost any infection, not excepting Spanish influenza. It has been discovered that persons who are weak and run down are the earliest victims, and if you find yourself your-self tired or weak and losing flesn, or if . you are in a generally run-down condition and below your normal weight, this warning should be heeded promptly. If you are in this condition, nothing on earth will build you up and strengthen you like Tanlac, which contains con-tains the most powerful tonic proper-tics proper-tics known to science. As a reconstructive recon-structive tonie and system builder it is without an equal, and contains the very elements needed by the system to give you fighting strength to ward off the influenza germ. This is "a statement state-ment of facts, and is supported by the recognized authorities and reference works, including the United States Dispensatory Dis-pensatory and the Encyclopaedia Brit-tanica Brit-tanica and leading text books used in the school of medicine. This statement is further proved by the fact that millions mil-lions of persons who have actually taken Tanlac have testified to its extraordinary ex-traordinary merit as a medicine, and by the fact that Tanlac is today having hav-ing the greatest sale of any tonic on the American market, over eleven million mil-lion bottles having been sold within the past three j'ears. .... Tanlac is also the ideal strengthening strengthen-ing tonic for persons who are suffering suffer-ing from the after-effects of influenza, grippe or bronchial troubles, and hundreds hun-dreds of thousands are using it daily with the most gratifying results. In connection with the Tanlac treatment, treat-ment, it is necessary to keep the bowels open by taking Tanlac Laxative Tablets, Tab-lets, samples of which are included with every' bottle of Tanlac. Tanlac is sold in Salt Lake City by Schramm-Johnson, Drugs, under personal per-sonal direction of a special Tanlac representative. (Advertisement.) TEAMS wanted to haul and from P. J. Mo-ran'a Mo-ran'a P treet pit to the yard on 2nd Wnt. $2.85 per load. Report at pit, - r4823 MEN WANTED FOR LONG JOB AT RTBERG BROS. CONTRACT, BETWEEN MAGNA PLANT AND B. & G. DEPOT (MAGNA) : S MONTHS' WORK; CONCRETE EXCAVATION, EXCAVA-TION, FORM AND MISC. WORK. AT S4.25 PER H-HOUR DAY; BOARD AND ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS AC-COMMODATIONS NEAR JOB CAN BE ARRANGED; AR-RANGED; MEN LIVING IN SALT LAKE CAN TAKE B. & G. WORK TRAIN BACK AND FORTH EACH DA V ; FARE 36c ROUND TRIP. APPLY AT JOB, READY FOR WORK ; GET OFF TRAIN AT B. & O. DEPOT, DE-POT, MAGNA; WALK EAST DOWN HILL TO JOB. RYBEHO BROS., CONTRACTORS. 62307 MEN WANTED; $4.2R PER 8-HOUR DAT; LONG JOB. MEET TRUCK AT 4TH SOUTH AND STATE STREETS AT 8:45 A. M , OH CALL LEE WEBER AFTER 6:80 P. M. AT HYLAND 615-11. J1YBERG BROS., CONTRACTORS. . ,;; 11277 LEARN stenography, bookkeeping, genernl English branch68, etc., at heme, spare time; fill vacancies caused by drat'. Adilress box 11C4, city. S1386 EXPERIENCED collector. Apply Nord Cloth- lns Co- 81970 WANTED Pipefitter oT pipefitter's helper. Call Hylnnd 8053 J. llfiO E. Kith SoiUll. s2310 WAREHOUSEMAN, with (air education; nd-vaneement. nd-vaneement. Address E-51. Tribune. s2382 FIHST-CLASS meat cutter, white; pood salary. Address H. ('., cure Tribune. Ogden. S238S Wanted Salesmen STOCK SALESMEN. Financial house hna opening for five $1000 per month stock salesmen to follow up live lends which cost us from $10 to $15 apiece in small towns. Strong- selling issue. Have active ac-tive indorsement of many prominent men. 25 to 80 lends when salesman starts more continually. contin-ually. Excellent references required. Address Salesmanager, 2052 Chicago ave., Chicago, 111. 81045 WANTED. Coal mine superintendent wants position; 20 years' experience In Pennsylvania, Colorado and' British Columbia coal mining. Address R-46, Tribune. s2318 EXPERIENCED abstractor, who has had some general land office and trust company work, wants permanent position with first-class firm. Has had some experience in placing lonns on real estate. ' First-class references. Address Box 101, Rexburg. Idaho. 2371 STENOGRAPHER, 10 years' experience, deferred de-ferred classification, desires job in essential Industry. Address D-52, Tribune. 82819 EXPERIENCED man wants position as janitor jani-tor or furnace work. Address ti-20, Tribune. Trib-une. 6093 MINE foreman, 80 years' experience, wishes position as superintendent, foremnn or shift boss; good references. Call Hy. 3705-J. B2002 BOOKKEEPER desires few hours evenings, vx-cmpt. vx-cmpt. Address X-58. Tribune. ao81 A MAN with family to take charge of ranch in Idaho. Waa. 4434-R. rfin.TO COOK, all-round man, aged 47; city, cojintry or camp. Address X-44. Tribune. 8129 YOUNG Japanese boy, attending school, wants position. Address B-40. Tufane. s!337 Learn Trades WRITE Los Angeles Y. 41. c. A. Auto School. Train for service. aO WANTED Capable housekeeper for lady who has three young Children and Is away from home part or uay. Good wages; Do washing. Only steady, dependable woman need apply. Hy. 852 W. 11,2 Harvard ave. U4t5 WANTJSD An aeeouutaut for a large manufacturing manu-facturing firm. We want a person who bus had experience with a general set of books. Give references and stale time of experience. Address B 41. Tribune. S13US U. S. GOVe.Lt.jlE.T wants llioubauils clerks,;. girls, women; 11UU year; Salt Lake City ex-rmiuatlons ex-rmiuatlons eoudng. candidates coached free. Krauklm Institute, Dept. 73U Ii, Rochester, N. Y. r2504 A PERMANENT position for a girl to assist In general housework. Call or telephone between be-tween 4 and 7 p. in.. 1058 Eighth East. Uy-land Uy-land 2720-lt. sl311 WANTED Girls, women. Government positions. posi-tions. 3U.000 vacancies. $luo mouth. Write for list positions. Franklin lustliute. Dept. 730-G. Rochester. N. Y. Q1U75. WANTED More people to train tor parts -in forthcoming movie productions. See Clyde Tracy or W. Palmer Morrison. l'houe Linden hotel. 81235 LADIES to handle Nu-Boue made-to-order corsets. cor-sets. Not sold In stores; pliable wire stay; guaranteed. Have business ot your own. Make some real money. Be your own boss. Nondas Thornton, Peery hotel, 3rd So. and W. Temple: Wasatch 8567. sn'i4 HAIRDRESSER wanted, marcel waver; must be thoroughly expert iu all branches; good 6alnry, sleudy position. If Interested wire or write ideal Beauty Shop. Reno, Nev. a!8in A COMPETENT girl for general housework, family of two; uo washing. Waa. 6346.. 2000 WANTED A girl for general housework; 3 In family; no laundry work; references required-Inquire required-Inquire 1001 E. So. Temple. B2086 EXPERIENCED help on coats aud skirts. Pauloo, Ladles' Tailor, 32 South Slate at. B1305 WANTED A bookkeeper who has hud considerable consid-erable experience In keeping books. Apply J. G. McDonald Choc. Co., 150 W. Broadway. B130I1 GIRL to assist with housework and children;, go home nights preferred. 614 Bryan ave. Hy. 6U5-W, S148Q' WAKTulD Female help lu all departments. Apply Ap-ply Royal Luuudry Co., 025 So. State at. ea'85 STltOCliS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 51 West Second South St. Was. 6000. Oldest. Boa, and Reliable. rl534 WOMEN to earn $60 to $10U wnile inking, our 40-duy course at Brown's School of Dress-making, Dress-making, 174 E. So. Temple. f273tl GOOD gill for general housework; good cook; no washing; references required. 163 Ninth East. T340-1 ERNKST IiAMBOt'RNE, Suit Lake's leading florist; new store. Funeral designs our tspe-cialty. tspe-cialty. Decorations. 67 So. Main. Wub. 1510. vT KIN (J FLOHAL, CO., 214 E. 2nd South. Decorating Decorat-ing nnd design work our specialty; prompt attention at-tention given. I'hnne Wasatch 241R. p292 EVANS Floral Co., 30 South Main. Cut flow-era, flow-era, funeral designs. Wkr, ilOH. x38 LandscapeNursery PEONIES, bulbs, shrubs, plants for fall planting. plant-ing. Lawns made. N. Byhower. Fhonc Hy. 203. 1811 Park Bt. rSOSfS WALKER'S floral dept. Cut flowers, funeral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 7754. r302l HLDDAHT Floral Co. moved two doors north, 56 S. Main. Phone Was. 1048. Cut flowers nnd funeral designs. r4318 Funeral Designs AMERICAN Florists Flower designs for all occasions. oc-casions. American theater. Was. 8077. g4364 OUK floral artist makes a special feature of funeral designs. Bailey & Sons Co., Quality Florists, 61-63 E. 2ud South. WaBatch 3904. k3026 LOST Pocketbook containing $11 in money and u letter from France, on Bamberger electric going north, Nov. 3, 1018. Kindly return re-turn to owner. A reasonable reward offered. Miss Mary Schuagler, 459 E. 4th South nt., Salt Lake City, Utah. 1268 LOST Between 3rd and Cth West on 2nd So. or 5th West bet. N. Temple and 2nd So., 585 in currency. Finder please return to 44 No. nth West. Widow, and needs it badly. Reward Re-ward s2368 LOST Brown bag, containing black leather hand purse, on So. Temple and 6th East. Call Was. 7012-R. 82377 LOST A package containing gifts for ttoldier; lost between 3rd aud 4th South on Main st. Call Was. 6368. s2383 LOST E.-vst of Main st., gold bound cigar case. Finder call Wasatch 0102: reward. s2335 LOST, strayed or stolen From 1396 South Main, nmal! sorrel mare; roached mane, rubber shoes on fore aud Iron shoes on hind fpet. Reward. si 286 LOST Automobile crank, Tuesday, Nov. 5, on 4th East bet. 9th and 10th South. Return Re-turn Tribune. Reward. 61483 LOST--Brindle bull, white nose and chest, 1 year old. Liberal reward. 242V1 WeBt South Temple, s!185 LOST Paper hundbag, bet. Val Verda aud 251 Center st., containing Red Cross work. Phone Wns. 6S50. Reward. s!326 LOST English bull male pup; 4 months' old; white, with yellow spota; answers name Mike; reward. Wasatch 3626. s2307 LOST Black lynx ccarf, Monday night, bet. First and Fuurth South on Main st. Reward. Was. 6143-R. s2394 FOUND Man's hat. Call at Tribune; give size, color and description. s2302 Wanted Furniture HOUSEHOLD goods uunted. Will pay yua whnt tlicy are worth. Suit Lake Furniture Co.. 13H 85-37 E. BronUvny. Was. 3637. n53l ALL kiods secjud-hund furniture, stores nod ranges. Mtchlguii Furniture Co., Waa. 5145. , QflJS WASATCH KUItN. CO. paya moat for lecOBd-boud lecOBd-boud furniture. 357 So. State. Was. 806. yftO.M FURNITURE I PAY BEST THICK FOlt HKJH-OKADE USED GOOD8. WAS. 11051. i C4111 WILL pay highest cash price for second-hand furniture. Phone Was. 8r70. n280I HIGHEST price paid for used furniture. I. X. L. Furniture Co.. Was. 4235. P4075 Jtwl -Automobiles FOR light auto or good motorcycle, 2 Iota lu California. 219 Boston bldg. Was. 8893. s!24 WANTED Ford roadster or touring car. (iive model, condition and price. Address X-41. Tribune. s72 WILL trade oil stock for good automobile, Address C. B.. Box 304. Shelley, Idaho. riG8 Wanted to RenorJLrease WANTED Nicely furnished 4 or Et-rOom apart nient for (i months or more. Address E-4M. Tribune. S2315 I'A KT of office or have party share office with me. Phone Hylnnd 3019. S1481 WANT to leaae furm with Implements near sugar factory. State size, terms and location. loca-tion. Address Z-37. Tribune. rl22 Wnted----ord;ncloom ROOMS and buard Father nnd daughter. Tel. Was. 4793 up to 5 p. m. al8 A 4-ILOOM and yleep. porcli, or Ft room, modern borne. In east part of city; must be In good condition and ut I argnln price; not to exceed SAWO. AfidrtfR V-0. Tribune. - ().',073 WANTED A jrcntleman or tadj familiar with the book and stationery business can secure permanent employm ur if qualified and indorsements indorse-ments are satisfactory. Apply in writing to W., cure P. O. box 111)9. a 1302 WANTBD An accountant for Large manufacturing manu-facturing firm. We want a person who lias had experience with a general set of books. (Jive references and state time of experience. Address B-41, Tribune. b130 WANTED At once, ten flret-clasa auto mechanics; me-chanics; best of wages; steady employment. Railroad fare refunded after four mouths' work. Write to Box .".IN, Ulackfoot. Idaho. jjgjj WANTED A commissary man and bookkeeper; must be thoroughly reliable and able to give bond; state salary wanted and give qualifications qualifica-tions and referenc-eB. Address Fox Park Tim-ber Tim-ber Co.. Larnml'e, Wyo. 134 WANTED Klve good laborers; regular employment; employ-ment; nlne-bour day at 40 cents an hour. Apply to C. K, Husjcj Company, Ninth South and Sixth West. uS40jt WANTED A bookkeeper who hns bad considerable consid-erable experience in keeping books. Apply J. G. McDonald Choc. Co., 160 W. Broadway. si 807 EXPERIENCED janitor, with wife; general work at two apartments; good salary, with 3-room living apartment. Wasatch 11)80. sI223 AMBITIOUS men to prepare ror promotions. International Correspondence Schools, 426 KcarnE bldg. r5345 TWO experienced mattress finishers. Halt Lake Mattress & Manufacturing Co., fi35 West 3rd South street. Bl7C (.'A It let I Kits of reliability for Tribune paper routes; young married men preferred. Apply city circulation dept. r4822 WANTED at once, a good shoemaker for out of town work. Top wages. Apply at once. 274 So. West Temple. r5741 VA NTED--LaIorcrs, 45c per hour; two months' work. Inquire 604 Kelt bldg. P. J. Moran. M01!. FIRST-CLASS tailor, who can do bushel lng; steady Job; $125 to start; at once. Ruth Tailor Shop, Ruth. Nev. 81423 WANTED Teams, $7 per day. Inquire 5-04 Felt bldg. P. J. Moran. r4fUS TEAMS to haul coal. Martin Coal Co. yard, 440 Po. 4th Wait r2070 LABORERS wonted 8 hours, 4.00, or D hours, $4.0. Telephone Murray 88. rl718 TWENTY men for harvesting salt. Inland Crystal Salt Co.. 60 East First So. r!082 TEAMSTERS wanted. Martin Coal Co. Apply 440 So. 4th West. rgOM WANTED Three teamsers. CUUcds Coal Co. r3078 WANTED Good girl for general liousuwork and cooking; smull lumily; good wugus. Apply 60 So. 3rd East. r4a WANTED Bookkeepor and stenographer fciW-Wholesale fciW-Wholesale house; give references ami stute ej-perience. ej-perience. Address B-44. Tribune. sHCUi-A sHCUi-A COMPETENT girl for general housework. very small family; references. Cull Waa. 4358. e2150 (;iltl for general housework, sleep home. Hy. 1547-J. BQoj. WOMAN for cooking und downsulrs; no lann-dry. lann-dry. Phone Was. 3027. sll'rf GIRL or schoolgirl to ubkImi with houseware.' QUI E. gUt SuuUi. llylaml D'78-W. 123 CHOCOLATE dippers warned. Apply Sweet ( ' ii nd y Co., 218 So. 1st Wi-hI. o2855 WANTED Woman for housework. 132 B street. pMHO EXPKItlENCED woman to do collecting. l.Lvtv references. Adrtmss Y-10. Tribune. qlO'J WANTED Lxperlenced waitress, $10 week. 371 South Slate street. r047 GIRL wuntei' lor soft drinks waitress. 14:i W. 2nd South. r206r RELIABLE und competent maid who cuu cook. Whs. 4708. Apply at 00 D street. s.lb,' WANTED A good woman or nurse to cn.ro for invalid. 332 ConstltutUm hhlg. sU28 EXTRA Wal trustee wanted to serve lunch. Apply Ap-ply heiul waitress rommerelal club, elllM A RELIABLE woman or girl for light housework. house-work. Phone Wnt. 0020-J. FlSifC JOB press feeders, good wuges. Cjuallly Prens, Main und P. O. place. 201g WANTED Maid for 8 In family; nr laundry; one who can go homo ulghis. Was. 8688. No. g angle qqta apti. s28o GIRL wnnied in a tullor shop; must he exp&-anced exp&-anced in sewing. 'X- South Slato. 2818 INTELLIGENT girl over 18 lo take lu, rgjj of child of 4 during af ter noons ; ief erinCe. Salinger. 217 3rd nve. Was. 7810, , s2j2B ' MAID wunted. Melrose hotel, 44 West Fial South. n2832 WANTED A girl for geuenil iieiisework. No children. References. Call Was. 5707-R. s2370 QIRL for general housework: small family, iith E. 2nd Run ill. h2301 maid for general housework; small apt.; no children. Call Wns. 0042. n2301 Dancing LKAItN lo dunce in four lessons. Ballroom. fancy, exhibiifon and step dancing quickly taught. Wooduurd's, 34 Muin st. Open dally and Sunday. plWg Ragtime PIANO playing, J 2 IchnoiiH, pel sunnily or by mail; note or ear. Waterman, 4-1 Ho. Main. o45U0 AT 57 WEST BROADWAY, OSTERLOH'S AUCTION AUC-TION STUDIO Closing out $6000 stock of furniture, rugs, benters, runges, Iron, brass beds, davenports, $7.50; player piano, 50 dressers, $600 Persian rug, 10x13; also one Bunilar Wilton, Wil-ton, 20x40 feet, suitable for lodge room or hull carpet; 10 dining sets, 20 other rugs, from $5 up; 2 pool obles, complete ; lot pictures and 1000 other articles at less than miction prices. I have 0 weeks in which to close out, so must sell. Free delivery. CARL E. OSTERLOH, proprietor nnd auctioneer. r2323 WE arc now selling 540,000 worth of furniture furni-ture and household goods at cost nnd below cost. Let us fill your furniture wants at this tremendous sacrifice sale. Brass bedn $10.00 Dressers 10.00 Buffets 21.00 Rnnges 28.00 Heaters 7.00 Davenports 35.00 Also lot of used rugs, ranges and heaters at half price. Terms. MICHIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY, 434-36-38 State Street, Opposite County Bldg. slOOG CAUL OSTERLOH, Utah's Fumous Auctioneer. Tel. Was. 2824-W. Auction studio, 65 West Broadway. Churges 10 per cent for pelling. I buy or sell. . . b324 EMIL OSTERLOH. the auctioneer. Is back to the old stand. 38-40 West Broadway. He buj-B and sells everything. Give him a call or phone Was. 5865-M. r2464 AUCTIONEER E. C. JENKINS sells anything. Auction rooms, 338 State. o2M3 Was. 9061. Q.010 SHERIFF'S SALE. In the district court In and for Salt Lake county, stato of Utah. Geo. W. Ebert, plaintiff, against Jessie M. Law, Joseph A. Iaw, Bruneau-Hill Inv. Co., a corp., and American State bank, a corp., defendants, to be sold at sheriff's sale at the west front door of the county courthouse in the city and county of Salt Lake, stato of Utah, on the 27th day of November, A. D. 1918, at 12 o'clock noon of said day, all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendants, of, In and to the following described real property, to wit: Tho following described tract of land in Salt Ijake county, state of Utah; Beginning Begin-ning 2V- rods west of the northeast corner cor-ner of fot 7, block 15, plat F, Salt Lake City survey, and running- thence west 2" rods; thetice south 10 rods; thence east 2JA rods; thence north 10 rods to the place of beginning. Purchase price payable In lawful money of the United States. Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah, this 4th dav of November, A. D. 191b1. JOHN S. CORLESS, Sheriff of Salt Lake County, State of Utah. By F. M. Mathews, Deputy Sheriff. Daniel Harrington, Attorney for Plaintiff. Plain-tiff. Date of first publication, November 5, A. D. 1918. 81093 JWSfc -Miscellaneous PLOWING nnd tcumlng. Also lienvy team. harness, spring tVftffon and new Si wagon for sale or hire. 1130 So. West Temple si. kM05 Ml'ST find home for little girl of 8 years. For further Information address E-30, Tribune Trib-une s2308 WANTKD Seuond-liiind grocery counters ami scales. Send particulars. Box 740, Ogden, T'tnh. slltSfi bKCOND-HANI) motors, nny sir.c. We do repairing. re-pairing. Kurdlcy Bros., 27 L". 1st So. Was. 67U0. C23O0 TO 1)0 your upholstering and mattress making. Ctah Bedding & Mfg. Co.. Wasutch 5701. bg03 FISUElt MUSIC STOUE buys used pianos, talking talk-ing machines, records, musical instrument m. Wns. 5S7J. k5751! LIUHT spring wug'.in. huggy arid cut ter. In good condition ; must be snup. Address E-l 7. Tribune. gggS OLD books bought, sold and exchanged. 1K1 West 2nd South. p3572 HOUSES to posture. Apply 230 W. 2nd North. Wns. 505.r.-K. k 1 58 0 WK pny the highest price for gents' clothing. Was. B07;t. 532 So. State. 1 227 CASH paid for used hand sewing machine. Phone 316 Richmond apt. si 001 CHIROPODIST DU. ELIZABETH L. WIHMEIl. graduate. 72.V0 Mclntvre bldg.. OH South Main. Wns. 2HOT). ' k!874 Hit. F. VAN HOI TEN. I). '. O. All ailments of the feet treated. Ml Main st. Was. 7070. ' T2T.R0 Foot JSPecyt FOOT sufferers, sure and poshlTe relief; f ln t -foot, arch strain, pn lnful coIIukch. bunlnns, twisted toes. Hansen Laboratory Orthopedic Specialties, room Z'JH. Walker Bank bldg. h44 ABJCARRIAGES HE TIHKD WHILE YOU WAli. 1200 GO-CAKT WHEELS IN STOCK. J. W. (iUTHUIE BICYCLE CO.. 228 East 2nd South. Was. 8o0. M0T9 IK A MS L'JfiJU) ror nauuug coal. .Martin Coal Co. ynrd, 410 So. 4th West. r2Q8u WANTED Three Iron moldors. Davis Howe & Co.. 120 North First West. p!417 WANTED Good farm hands. Hylnnd 1294 q33 WANTED Janitor. Apply Bransford apart-ments. apart-ments. sAB24 EXPERIENCED upholsterer. Slt Lake Mattress Mat-tress A Mfg. Co.. S3S W. 3rd South st. al7fl WANTED Registered pharmacist at once. Give references. Address E-4, Tribune. h 807 yOl'NO man for dental laboratory. 415 Felt building. hIWMJ JOB press feeders; good wages. Quality Press, Main nnd P. 0. place. b2017 I'lIAItMACIST to mnnage drug store in city; good proposition. Call Harrison, at Was. 22. H2OP0 G ItOCEUVMAN. able to solicit business nnd do some collecting. Hondcy Dept. Store Co. 2Q7 YOCMi man to learn working ln dry cleaning plant: good salary. Cnpital Cleunlng Co.. Kn- South State. B237S WANTED -Bright boy. about IP years old. for office boy. Apply room 102, 133 South West Temple. si 702 YOl'NG men to trnln for parts In forthcoming movie production. See Clyde Tracy or W. Tnlmer Morrison. Linden hotel. nlM7 FIRST-CLASS prcsser on Hoffman machine : wage no object. Capital Cleaning Co., 802 South Slate. h 23 79 WA;ON saleKmin: mut furnish references. Ad-rtrem Ad-rtrem E -p2. Tribune. 23M Safety Razors Sharpened 6INGLE edge, UOc; double edge. 40c dot. Kasors boned. U. T. Hutchlns. 167 South Main. r249 Watches Repaired FINE watch repairing; work guaranteed. J. Fresh man, 817 So. Main street. P&603 I L .4 DIES. $1000 reward. I positively guarantee my groat successful "monthly" compound. Safely relieves some of the longest, most obstinate obsti-nate abdominal cases in 3 to 5 days. No harm, pain or Interference with work. Mall. $1.S0; double strength, $2.00. Booklet free. Write todav. Dr. A. B. Southlngton Remedy Co.. Kansas City, Mo. t4237 Fn TROUBLE? SEE US. Want a divorce? No publicity; quick results. If your creditors trouble you, consult us. Open evenings. 0-8; Rundays. 10-12. Call or write Nntionul Advice association, room 412 A tins hldg. Thone Wasatch 4130. r3203 MRS. HASTINGS, formerly of 1R3 West 6th South, having moved to 410 South West Temple, Tem-ple, tnkes this means to inform friends and patrons of the change of residence. Hours. 2 to 6 p. ro. Evenings positively by appointment appoint-ment only. slfll MUST find hume for little girl of 8 yenrs. For further Information address E-39, T-lh-ung. sIS30 FRENCH taught; private lessons only; Tarlslnn accent. Address E-18, Tribune. slf.00 MANIPULATION -For rhenm.Hlfmi and n'-rvMi disorders. Mrs. Gordon, 258 South 2nd Ent street. Wasatch 72ST.-W. g30fi EUECTRIC treatments and massage for nervous trophies. Cnrrle Lambert. 20C Brooks Arcade Ar-cade bldg. k3I80 RA Nil ES ' onnected. ?2 : water Jackets cleaned, $2; L Jackets, $3; stoves repaired. All work guaranteed. Hylnnd 217.8. E. E. Morrlss. n34S CALL West"rn Foundry for nil kfnda water Jackets, r-tnve repairs. Wnsatch 4474. k!02 CALL Jns. Swvers Elec. Co. for anything electric. elec-tric. 208 E. 2nd South. Was. 7209. 4123 Swimming Taught LADIES louglit swiinniluy; private Icbhohb, any ! hour. l'houe I'riessor Thornton, Wasatch 6043-W. hi 33 4 i Schools and Colleges SALT Lake Business college. Daj and evening "SBfnns. Orpheum bldg. Was. 72S0. b56& Wanted Situation (Female) REFINED lady would like position an housekeeper house-keeper In widower's home, in or out of town. Address E 3.1, Tribune. 181t ACCOUNTANT wants position, long experience; cun furnish references. Addrcbs E-31. Tribune Trib-une COMPETENT stenographer desires work severul erenlngs a week. 1'hone Hy. 3080-J. after 6:30. BlbjJ YOUNG lady wants position ai typist, experience experi-ence considered more than aalary; references. Call Was. 3958. al 708 WANTED Luundry working, cleaning by (lie' day will also do bundle witching at home. Was. '2:i10 R r.VWa REGISTERED nurse wnnts confinement fauns only. Mrs. H. J. Wlxoiu. 040 So. Main ll7tt 1 1 IRONING and working by Hie day; also attending at-tending children. Was. 2081 W. 2K4 JSSl i. U. 8. CAFE- -Special dinner, 35c; short orders and Chinese style. Chas. Hong, prop., 2,0-State. 2,0-State. gSSS IMmiES WORK buck Hume day (If requested) . No extra cluirgc. PALACB LAUNDRY CO. Office 11 Went 1st South. Office 70 tffsl 2nd South. Wns. 62S7. Office 79 Enst 2nd South. Wns. H81. Office Enst 3rd South. Whs. 3710. Works 75R Enst Fourth South. Ky, 2o62, 362. Latindry brought to offices eaTes 25 per cent. .1703 e- For a Weak Stomach. AtL-Veneral rule all xmi need to do Is i vaTliipt a diet suited to vour ace and ccupat'on and to kect; your bowels regu- lar. When you feel that vou have eaten too much and when constipated, take one of Chamberlain's Tablets. For -sale by all dealers. (Advertisement.) BICYCLES $1S SECOND-HAND : NEW TIRES ; EXCELLENT EXCEL-LENT CONDITION. .1. W. C.I'THUIE BUTCLB CO.. 22S EAST 2ND SOUTH. WAS. 3n.Y M070 i |