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Show ..' JMASONIC NOTICE ARGENTA lodge No. 3, F. and A M. Regular meeting first Tuesday each month, S p. m. Masonic temple. 1st S. ann 2nd E. Visitors welcome. g3162 WANTED Wanted Help (Male) STROCK'S Employment Agency, 51 West 2nd South st. Hotel and restaurant help furnished especially. Headquarters for miners, mechanics, laborers. Ranch and dairy help. Oldest and best. r!866 UTAH Employment Agency Skilled and unskilled labor for aH public work. 34 Commercial st. Was. 2621. 141T0 MINERS, ATTENTION! LOADERS, ATTENTION! TOUR TURN TO HELP IS HERE. SERVE YOUR COUNTRY. HIGHEST PATRIOTIC SERVICE IS TO PRODUCE COAL. "HIGHEST WAGE SCALE IN UNITED STATES." APPLY TO P. H. BURNELL, GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, LION COAL COMPANY, FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG., ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING. "GET ON THE GROUND AND 'DO YOUR BIT.' " "WORK EVERY DAY." h5367 WANTED COAL MINERS AND LOADERS LOAD-ERS AFTER MACHINES. UNION WAGES, STEADY WORK, GOOD CONDITIONS. CON-DITIONS. ALSO INSIDE LABORERS. APPLY MINE SUPERINTENDENT, THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, COM-PANY, ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING; MINE SUPERINTENDENT, THE UNION PACIFIC COAL COMPANY, SUPERIOR, WYOMING. h7S8 WANTED FIVE (5) GOOD BOYS, OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE; EXCELLENT PAY AND GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. AD-VANCEMENT. APPLY MESSENGER SUPERVISOR, WESTERN UNION TEL-EGRAPH TEL-EGRAPH CO.. 147 SO. MAIN. h3497 SOUND Amusement Co. wants carnival people In all departments; cookhouse now open; will book shows and concessions conces-sions that do not conflict. Show opens Caldwell, Idaho, about May 1. Write or wire Corliss Bulger. h3635 BARBER wanted; one of the best jobs in state for first-class workman; ?20 guarantee; guar-antee; can make good money. C. A-Rathbun. A-Rathbun. Mountainhome, Idaho. h4270 TRUCKERS wanted, D. & R. G. freight depot, 2nd So. and 5th West. $2.50 per day; steady employment. - h434 WANTED immediately Men -women, government war positions, $100 month. Write for list. Franklin Institute, Dept. 50S-D, Rochester, N. Y. h555 AT once, subscription solicitors for daily paper, in exclusive field; must be experienced ex-perienced and furnish bond. Address D-l, Tribune. h2001 WANTED Freight handlers at the O. S. L. freight depot. Apply First South and 4th West. h3471 U. S. employment service. Free government govern-ment service. Was. 1361. 153 W. S. Temple. . h434S A FIRST-CLASS auto mechanic. Eardlev Bros., 37 E. 1st So. Phone Was. 6700. h5078 WANTED Barber. Atlas barber shop, 34 W. 2nd South St. h.5215 WANTED, vulcanizer, Salt Lake shop, good salary and advancement. Address Ad-dress G-44, Tribune. b.5390 WANTED First-class grocery clerk for a neighboring town, one who is used to putting up orders and understands fruits and vegetables; steady job and good wages to the right man. Address H-40. Tribune. h5960 WANTED STRIKE on. Wanted, first-class nonunion non-union bricklayers, $7 per day, 8 hours; 4 Saturday. Bricklayers wanted $8 per day. Would not abide by the award of the industrial commission nor consent to arbitrate. Apply the Denver Brick Contractors' Con-tractors' Association, Room 211, Nassau Illdg., 16th and Larimer Sts., Denver, Colo. k WANTED A young man for soda fountain. foun-tain. Apply at Dayton Drug Co., 2nd South and State sts. k66 KITCHEN man wanted. Apply Shay's Cafeteria, .141 So. Main. k74 WANTED An experienced houseman, one who can fire hot water heater, take care of plumbing and electrical wiring; married man preferred: good wages and steady job. Windsor hotel. k81 FREIGHT handlers, $2.50 for 9 hours. Salt Lake Terminal Co., ' 344 So. 1st West k82 WANTED Man or woman experienced In operating large restaurant or cafe-, teria. Address K-36, Tribune. k248 WANTED Strong, active young man between be-tween 18 and 25, for general work in wholesale bouse. Good opportunity for advancement tc right party. State references ref-erences and starting salary expected. Address Ad-dress P. O. box 7S6 , k236 WANTED A delivery boy, with wheel. one not going to school. Apply at Dayton Day-ton Drug Co., cor. 2nd South and State st. k241 BOY wanted to learn trade; good opportunity op-portunity for advancement. Apply at once, J. F. Whi taker Cigar company, 268 Edison street. k409 BOY wanted; must have wheel. Larson & Sanderson, 51 E. Broadway. k391 WANTED Office boy; must be 16 years old. Apply in person to office manager, Cudahy Pkg. Co., North Salt Lake. k392 EXI'EIUENCED shipping 'clerk. State when can start, salary and address. Address K-43, Tribune. k:l93 BARBER wanted. 771 West 2nd South. l40o Safety Razors Sharpened SINGLE edge, 30c: double edge, 40c, doz. Razors honed. H. T. Hutching, 146 So. Main. yZ49 Bicycles Repaired BOYS, get your bikes repaired at reasonable reason-able prices. Turvllle's, 12S E. 2nd So. h5S3 Hats Cleaned LADIES' and gents' hats cleaned and dyed. Palace Hat Co., 146 Main. g4276 Wanted Salesmen WANTED High-class gentlemen to represent rep-resent a local firm selling Pan Motor Investment in Utah, Nevada, Wyoming and Colorado. The proposition will stand any investigation. Call or write Harry Leaberrv, Investments and Securities, 500 Dooly block, Salt Lake City. B4956 Wanted Agents MEN and women. One agent without experience made $8 in two hours; same man made $15 next afternoon. Call or write, 78 West 4th South street, city. gl478 HAVE you an opening for ambitious young man, exempt; technical training; automobile experience; references. Phone Hy. 2717. ki Wjinted Stua(Male) POSITION wanted by man 31 years old, married, excellent health. Trained as stenographer and bookkeeper, expert enced as purchasing agent, accountant and chief clerk. Would like position with reliable firm, with opportunity for advancement. ad-vancement. Employed. What have you to offer? Address H-41, Tribune. Iio950 LOST On 5th East car, S. N. A. class ring; initials, "E. M. P." on inside; reward. re-ward. 34S E. 5th South. Was. 4S39-W. h3398 LOST Pair of truck stakes, painted blue. Return to 170 West 2nd So. Reward. h5074 LOST Boston bull dog; 6 months old. Collar, stomach and feet white; ears and tail clipped; white streak down face and over nose. Return to 709 So. 3rd East, City. Reward. h6671 LOST Bunch of keys, Sunday evening, 2nd West and 1st So., on corner. Return Re-turn to P. B. Booras, 506 W. 2nd So. Reward Re-ward k30S LOST Between telephone office and Bruceton apis., a short Hudson seal fur pelt. Phone Mrs. Trimmer, Was. 3191. k400 LOST Pearl sunburst, return to Helen Cox shop. Was. 2239. Mrs. Hudson. Reward. k3S2 LOST Bunch of kevs, on flat key-ring. Phone Hy. 95S-J. k395 Wanted Information WANTED To communicate with Mrs. Williams, formerly Hatfield, of Chiea-go. Chiea-go. Mr. Hatch, Newhouse hotel. h52S3 WANTED Address of Thomas Riley, 63 years old; moved to Texas in 190S. Manly Daniel, 653 Hanley road, Clavton. Mo. 113772 INFORMATION wanted regarding present pres-ent whereabouts of William Kearns, who was last heard of in Salt Lake City about seven years ago. Address P. O. box 1799. e3743 MY BOY left home Tuesday at noon; was driving a small gray horse; 12 years old, tall, slender, dark brown eyes, brown hair, wearing gray coat and overalls and scout shoes. Notify Mrs. Bohne, Hotel No. 4, Garfield. hli624 AUCTIONS AUCTION, Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4, without reserve or limit, at 361 South State St., 10:30 a. m. Mdse. consisting of beds, springs, mattresses, dressers, library tables, round dining tables and chairs, refrigerators, gas and coal ranges, mechanics' tools of all kinds, window shades, sheets and pillow cases, chinaware. tinware, forty rugs, large and small, picks, shovels, rakes, hoes, spading spad-ing forks, 1000 ft. of good hose, Ford runabout. All goods will be sold to the highest bidders. Will have special auction auc-tion sale on mechanics' toois from 6 o'clock to 7 p. m., Saturday eveing, in order to give the men a chance to buy tools. M. D. Cohn, auctr. hy. 611. k!66 CARL OSTERLOH, Utah's Famous Auctioneer. Auc-tioneer. Tel. Was. 2S24-W. Auction studio, 55 West Broadway. Charges 10 per cent for selling. I buy or sell. h324 AUCTIONEER E. C. JENKINS sells anything; any-thing; best results obtained. Hyland 2731-J. k4458 M. D. COHN, auctioneer. I charge 10, per cent. Will buy or sell. 316 So. State. Hyland 611. kl7 LET us sell your goods. We charge 10 per cent. Utah Auction Co., 38 West Broadway. Emil Osterloh, Auct. Was. 8278. hl231 PERJ30NAJL MANIPULATION For rheumatism and nervous disorders. Mrs. Gordon, 258 S. 2nd. East. Was. 7285-W. . g396 FINEST and most up-to-date line of genuine gen-uine French hair switches, transformations, transforma-tions, curls, etc., in city. Prices reasonable. reason-able. All hair goods guaranteed. Madame Germano, Kenyon hotel. Main 33. Hours, 3 to a. g596S 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 $1.50; double strength, $2.00. Booklet free. Write today. to-day. Dr. A. B. Southington Remedy Co., Kansas City, Mo. v4237 DRESSMAKING HARRIET HOFF, experienced dressmaking; dressmak-ing; prices reasonable; by day or piece. Phone Was. 3335. 24 E. South Temple. e731 DRESSMAKING, remodeling, fancy waists and hemstitching; will work- hy the day. 364 South 4th East. Was. 4S97-J. e302S DRESSMAKING guarantied. 537 South 5th East. Phone Hy. 926-J. h5345 SEWING to do; first-class dressmaking. 60 E. 1st North. Was. 2446-J. g36 Ladies' Tailors HIGH-CLASS tailored suits, from $45 and up. Remodeling, altering and dry cleaning. L. Podrzay, 332 So. State. hl996 LADIES' and men's clothing cleaned, pressed, repaired and refitted. Room 99 Atlas bldg. Phone Was. 4136. h3625 JHemsitching WE cut price on hemstitching half in two; accordion pleating, pinking, buttons, but-tons, button holes, couching, etc. Kid-Fitting Kid-Fitting Tailored Corset Parlor, 40 East Broadway. Was. 2S46. hS64 CH1ROPRACTAjRLOR free chiropractic treatments for children. Clinics between 3-5 p. m. Tues.. Thurs. and Saturdays. Regular clinics 7 to 9 each evening. SALT LAKE COLLEGE OF CHIROPRACTIC, CHIRO-PRACTIC, 41 North State. Chiropractics. h2Sll BENJ. R. JOHNSON, D. C, 311 Boston bldg. Hours, 9-11, 1-4, 6-7:30. Was. 4938. X-ray laboratory. Outside calls. - hi 897 W. H. PYOTT, D. C, Ph. C, 623-4-5 Felt bldg. Hours, 9-11, 2-4:30, 6-7. Was. 6453. h!998 H. F. WILSON. D. C. Ph. C, 313 Brooks Arcade, 3rd S. and State sts. X-ray laboratory. Was. 8295. h21S7 CHIROPRACTIC sanitarium, where to get well. Wasatch 7407. 657 South State. h3671 DOCTORS MULKEY & MULKEY, chiro-practors. chiro-practors. Was. 5013. Hours: 11-4. 6:30-8. 221, 222, 223 Mclntyre bldg. h5360 SECOND-HAND CLOTHING clothing. 271 So. W. Temple. Was. 6S54. h!999 ABE GORDON pays good prices for anything any-thing of value. Was. 3670-W. 64 Commercial Com-mercial st. d692 YOUR old clothing. Will call. Salvation Army. Phone Was. 3187. r2191 NO matter what others pay, I pay more for old clothes. Was. 3365. eS KING pays best prices for second-hand men's and ladies' suits, shoes. W. 1467. h!97 EDDIE GREEN PAYS CASH for old clothes, shoes, etc. Was. 1503. h24S8 LAUNDRIES WORK back same day (if requested). No extra charge. PALACE LAUNDRY CO. Office 11 West 1st South. Office 70 West 2nd South. Was. 5287. Office 70 East 2nd South. Was. 1481. Office 33 East 3rd South. Was. 3710. Works 75S East Fourth South. Hyland 2602, 562. Laundry brought to offices saves 25 per cent. C1708 CURTAINS and fancy washing laundered with care. Was. 8350-M. h5046 FINE laundry done for particular people; fine laces and lace curtains. Will call for and deliver. Was. 2268-R. Miss Harris. kl73 CLEANTNGANDDING SALT .Lake Cleaning & Dyeing Co. does reliable, high-class work. Men's suits pressed while you wait. Men's hats cleaned and blocked. 75 cents. AU kinds of hats cleaned, Diocked and dyed for women and men. Mail orders solicited 265 State st. u3255 THE Myers Cleaning & Dyeing Co.. ex- pert. cleaners and dyers, wholesale and retail. Mail orders solicited. Clotnes insured. in-sured. Work guaranteed. 114 and 111 E. Broadway. xll67 CALL Western Foundry for all kinds water jackets, stove repairs. Wasatch 4474. k!02 RANGES connected, $2; water jackets cleaned, $2; L Jackets, $3; stoves repaired. re-paired. All work guaranteed. Hyland 2178. E. E. Morriss. hllO ALL KLNDS of repairing done. Water jackets cleaned. Hyland 1207-R. g5091 COFFEE HOUSE ' " BEAT the high cost of living; eat at the "Western Coffee House. Meals 15c up. Open all night. Special 15c workingmen'a lunches put up. Coffee and roll, 5c. 5b E. 1st South' and 65 E. 2nd South. h3820 IDENTIFICATION KEY TAGS MAID. 25 cents and we will mark your name and address on beautiful silverene key tag, with key ring. Gem Key & Check Co., 0S West South Temple. h3549 WINDOW CLEANING WINDOWS cleaned and general house-cleaning, house-cleaning, floors waxed, oiled and scrubbed. Call up American Window Cleaning Co., Hy. 2387. b26S4 PATENT ATTORNEYS TO patent inventions, register traded marks or copyright, see J. M. Thomas, 308 Utah Savings & Trust bldg. zll54 CEMETERIES WASATCH Lawn cemetery, perpetual care. 54 South Main st. Phone Wasatch Wa-satch 1S66. 83343 3lUNERALNOTICES JOHNSON The funeral services of the late Mrs. Carl E. Johnson will be heid in the Liberty ward chapel, commencing at 2:30 p. m., Sunday, May 5. All friends are respectfully invited. The remains may be viewed at her late residence, 1160 Fourth East, Sunday forenoon. Interment Inter-ment in the family plot in the City cemetery. ceme-tery. DU-NMIRE Private funeral services for Hyrum Wesley Dunmire, the 6-year-old son of Mrs. Olive Dunmire of Ogden, will be held today. May 3, at 2:30 p. m., from the Larkin funeral chapel, 255 South Second East. Interment will be in City cemetery. HANSEN Funeral services for Arthur B. Hansen will be held today, May 3, at 12 o'clock noon, from the Larkin funeral chapel, 255 South Second East. The casket cas-ket will be open from 10 a. m. until 2 p. m. Interment in City cemetery. LOMBARD Funeral services for Amisa Frank Lombard, who died May 1, will be held from the Masonic temple at 3:30 Saturday afternoon, conducted by Utah commandery, No. 1, Knight Templar. Interment In-terment Mt. Olivet cemetery. REAMER Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Reamer, who died May 1, will be held from the residence, 1448 South Fourth East, Saturday, May 4, at 2 o'clock p. m. Interment Mt. Oiivet cemetery. monume LARGE stock to select from. R. McKen-zie. McKen-zie. Display yards, 422 So. SHate. EBEE W. HALL, undertaker. New loca-tion, loca-tion, 247 E. 2nd South. Was. 0322. d3 O'DONNELL & CO., undertakers and embalraers, 225-227 South West Temple. Tem-ple. Phone Was. 6461. C4922 S. D. EVANS, undertaker, embalmer. Mortuary chapel,' 48 South State st. Was. 5516. 64444 FlORJSI EVANS 'loral Co., 36 jSoulh Main. Cut flowers, funeral designs. Was. 961. x38 ERNEST LAMBOUKNE, SaU Lake's leading florist, new store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 17 So. Main. Was. 1516. V478 KING Floral Co., 214 E. 2nd So. Decorating Deco-rating and design work our specialty; prompt attention given. Phone Wasatch 2415. S292 BAILEY" & SONS CO. Quality florists Cut flowers, plants, decorations, funeral designs. 61-62 East 2nd South. Wasatch 3904. gSS43 CUTXOERS WALKER'S floral dept. Cut flowers, funeral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. S3021 HUDDART Floral Co. moved 2 doors north, 56 S. Main. Phone Was. 1948. Cut flowers and funeral designs. e4316 Our floral artist makes a special feature fea-ture of funeral designs. Bailey & Sons Co., Quality Florists, 61-63 E. 2nd South. Wasatch 3904. g5642 AMERICAN Florists Flower designs lor all occasions. American theater. Was. 677. g43S4 Landscape Nurseries LANDSCAPE GARDENING. Fruit and shade trees, shrubs, roses, hardy plants, bulbs, soil. SUPERIOR NURSERIES, Hy. 293. N. Byhower. 1811 Park St. hlS35 BUY your fruit and shade trees, roses, vines and shrubbery from Jordan Nursery, Nur-sery, 371 State. Phone Midvale Ex. 145-M. hl256 WFD3REJLSTOP LINCOLN HOUSE, 68 E. lst"soT50 rooms; single rooms, 35c, 40c and 50c; modern; baths, 15c. Special rates by the week, or month. Wasatch -3453. h809 DIAMONDSOUGHT WE BUY DIAMONDS and pay HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICES. WM. SCHUBACH, JEWELER, 172 South Main. k354 HAT FACTQjtf SALT LAKE HAT WORKS. C. S. Nordbloom, expert hat maker, makes your old hats look like new. Hats called for and delivered. Located with Salt Lake Cleaning & Dyeing Co. Phone Was. 5235. h5349 KODAK FINISHING MAIL your films to Schrarom-Johnson, Drugs, Salt Lake City. We develop any size roll, 10c; any size pack, 20c. Other finishing prices corresponding. We pay return postage. ' ml056 BICYCLES 51S SECOND HAND & NEW TIRES. EXCELLENT CONDITION. J. W. GUTHRIE BICYCLE CO 228 EAST 2ND SOUTH. WAS. 859. h4072 HINAJ'AINTING MISS BERTHA IVAMNm snidio 143 East 3rd South. China suitable for gifts and prizes. Class ai.d prlvato lessons les-sons e969 WANTED First-class, all around butcher; butch-er; must be sober. Address F. yT.. Miller, 209 So. Main St., Livingston, Mont. h5375 GOOD shoemaker, at once, for otit of town: $5 per dav. Apply 274 So. West Temple. h6625 A FIRST-CLASS washer and garage man, with experience. Apply Hillcrest garage. gar-age. 168 1st ave. llGSOl BUS boy for dining room work. Applv Shay's cafeteria. 341 So. Main. hG309 W A NTED Ten laborers. Apply 604 Doolv bldg., 9 o'clock Monday. h5S90 BUS boy for dining room work. Apply Shay's cafeteria, 341 So. Main. k95 WANTED Couple of teams to plow 15 acres of garden land.' Phone Wasatch 4552. Ask for Mr. Miller. kll3 MUSICIAN wanted for the Great Eastern show, two cornets and trap drummer. Arthur Mainella. Garfield. Utah. kl2 WANTED Old gentleman to take care of 2-acre place; good opportunity for the right man. Apply head porter. Newhouse hotel. k26 MESSENGER boy, about 16 years old. Call 10 o'clock today. 310 Newhouse building. kl64 WANTED First-class window cleaner; also men for housecleaning; must be experienced. 56 P. O. place, National House Cleaning Co. kl74 YOUNG man, 16 or 17, to do packing and general work in shipping room: must have fair education and write plainly; good opportunity for advancement; $12 a week to start. Give phone number. Address Ad-dress K-29, Tribune. kl75 BOY wanted. Apply 59 E. 1st So. Rem-ington Rem-ington Typewriter Co. kl93 EXPERIENCED elevator boy; must have reference. New Grand hotel. k201 BOY for auto repair shop. Was. 3463. k204 EXPERIENCED chocolate dippers. Ap-plv Ap-plv at Palace Candy Co., 245 So. Main st. k222 EXPERIENCED janitor for an apartment house, at once. No colored. Was. S692.' k224 BOILER fireman, familiar with James stoker. See superintendent at refinery, 9th North and 4th West. Utah Oil Re-fining Re-fining Co.. Salt Lake City. k220 JANITOR, at the -Alseeh apartments, 32 E. Oth So. Phone Was. 5696, k22S BARBER wanted, cor. South Temple and Main. Matt Lyon Barber shop. k229 WANTED One window cleaner, one elevator ele-vator boy. Apply engineer, Newhouse bldg. k232 10 TO 15 coal miners wanted; new camp; Driggs, Idaho. Address J. W. McDowal. k352 BAKER wanted at Templeton Bakery. k344 LABORERS wanted at Garfield smelter, $3.50 per day and transportation. VII-ladsen VII-ladsen Bros., contractors. k350 EXPERIENCED shoemaker; good wages; splendid bonus; steady work; at Hlrsch- man's Shoe Co.. 118 So. Main. k351 WANTED Three energetic young men to join traveling crew of demonstrators; steady work and good pay. Apply after n, room 7-B Kenyon hotel. k310 DELIVERY boy with wheel for day workT Acme Pharmacy. Oth East and 13th So. k342 WANTED Elevator boy. Apply Commercial Com-mercial club. k338 FIRST-CLASS baker wanted oii bread and rolls; top wages. French Bakery, 853 W. 4th So., after 3 p. m. k336 EXPERIENCED houseman. Applv after 9 o'clock. Semloh hotel. k335 SHOE salesman wanted. Apply Supt. Auerbach Co. k330 FIRST-CLASS mechanical draftsman on construction work. Address K-40, Tribune. k321 WANTED An experienced farm hand; wages r,o per month. Phone Hy. 212K-.I. k320 JANITOR, capable of caring for furnace: must be handv man and live on premises. prem-ises. Call apt. A, L'4 E. 2nd North, after " P- rn. k371 BARBER wanted. 54 East Second South street. k399 BOOTBLACK wanted. $5 and shining money. 70 W. 2nd So. k397 EXPERIENCED accountant wants extra work keeping books, opening and closing clos-ing accounts; best of references furnished. Address H-36, Tribune. hsSCI MAN and wife, cooks, capable or managing man-aging hotel, restaurant or boarding house, want position, in or out of city. Address K-14, Tribune. 1002 MAN, 25 years old, married, experienced in office, clerical work, would like position, with good chance for advancement advance-ment k404 MINE foreman will take charge of small place and do tool sharpening. References. Refer-ences. Box 485, Park, Utah. h6577 TWO experienced all-round janitors arid porters would like position in city. Ap-ply Ap-ply 515 S. State st. It 19. CHAUFFEUR, competent Japanese, wants position at once. Call Arthur. Was. 8754. h6679- GASFITTER wants work. Address K 2 7 . Tribune. kl09 CHAUFFEUR wants position in private family, has state license. Address K-28,-4 Tribune. kl5el WANTED Position in garage or automo- j bile repair shop, with chance to learn . trade; wages immaterial to start; not afraid to work. Address K-3S, Tribune. jJ'll WANTED Chance to learn to cook; have considerable kitchen experience Address K-31, Tribune. K347 1 YOUNG man, 20, desires position in city; j experienced typist and clerk; can furnish fur-nish best references. Address K-42, Trib-H une. k313l RELIABLE man of 52, yard man, garden,- around house; board and small wages..) Address E-30, Tribune. h2950 I YOUNG man, age 22, exempt from drafl. wishes work where he can advance. Call Was. 4466-J. ll520H j COMPRESSOR engineer, on Chicago! pneumatic machines. Was. 6026. h520S ' LearnJTrades MEN and women learn barber trade. Barbers In demand. 43 So.. W. Temple. g283 LEARN auto repairing, bookkeeping. Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles. Catalogue free. h206 OPERATORS of the Burroughs calculating calculat-ing machine arc assured positions at attractive salaries. Register now at the L. D. S. Business College. Was. 3951. g!367 j Wanted Automobiles AUTOMOBILE, high-class roadster, new j or slightly used. For such an auto 1 j will give a good wheat farm. Address i H-32, TrlbuneJ b4420 WANTED Good Ford touring or roarj-ster; roarj-ster; will pay cash. 139 East Second South. h460S WILL pay all cash for Ford touring car or roadster, in good condition. Call I 139 East 2nd South. k347 j Wanted Tojliorrow WE have clients who wish to secure jl loans on first-class real estate. If you! have money to loan, see us. HOFFMAN BROS'. LOAN & TRUST CO., 1 1 21 E. 1st So. St. Was. 2232. - h3W FimiNITURE JIEPAJRING" I ( EXPERT iurinturo repairing, refltt-ll lshlng and Flench polishing. Hy. 2381.;! e883 1 EXPERT furniture repairing, ref lil- II ishing and French polishing. Hy. 177. I i h44U ; W. WILLIAMS & SO.N3, 166 N street. Was. 2850. Upholstering, repairing,!' chairs recaned. 08II1' LEGAL PAPERS " TRAFFIC claims, notary public, pat-I ents, copyrights, land entries, title, p prospectuses, lypij writing. 1G4 W. 4th So. I e2176 f MEOHAMCAL and patent drawings, maps, plats and tracings. Industrial L Engineering Co., 436 Atlas bldg. Was. 6260. g5965 ONEYTOOAN MONEY ON FARM AND S. L. PROPERTY. PROP-ERTY. WE ACT QUICKLY. Glen Miller, Pres. George Sutherland, Vice President. K. D. HARDY, Cashier; THE HOME INVESTMENT & SAVINGS COMPANY, 6, 8, 10 West First South Street. r3644 PLENTY MONEY TO LOAN QUICK SERVICE ON CITY AND FARM PROPERTY. SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO., 32 MAIN ST. Was. 2543. Opp. Z. C. M. I. g3155 THE COUNTY RECORDS PROVE we make more loans upon real estate than any five competitors combined. Could this be accomplished unless our methods were right? Call and let us explain. TRACY LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, 151 South Main St- g!395 LIBERAL loans on watches, diamonds, jewelry; $10 for 30c; $25 for 75c. Larger loans proportionately less. Confidential. Provident Loan Society, 205 Kearns bldg. e206 SALARIED people accommodated without with-out delay or publicity. D. D. Drake, 303 Scott bldg. ' f32C4 ON Utah and Idaho farms; liberal options. op-tions. Miller & Viele, 803 Kearns bldg. al!6 MORTGAGE loans without delay. Fritsch, 201-202 Felt bldg. clS23 FOR real estate loans see Tuttle Brolh-crs Brolh-crs Co., 101 Main st. Was. 1231. g3241 SALT LAKE loan office, 76 E. 2nd So. Liberal loans on anvthing of value. Z2743 ON improved farms, 7 per cent. See Giesy Co.. 714 Kearns bldg. d2275 NEED money? We loan it at right terms on real estate. A. Richter Co., 69 So. Main. Was. 8S73. e4317 WE make liberal loans on real estate. Call on us if you need money. Stelter Investment Company, 28 West 2nd South. g644 MONEY to loan on anything of value at legal rates. Reliable Loan Office, 66 E. 2nd South. Business strictly confi-dential. confi-dential. h437 WILL loan $500 on city property; no agents. Address G-14. Tribune. h4739 DOWNING-EDELMAN CO., INC. 309 Felt bldg. REAL ESTATE AND SMALL SHORT-TIME LOANS. h5788 PAINTING, PAPER HANGING BEST work at lowest prices. Wallpaper cleaning, painting, paper hanging, kal-eomining. kal-eomining. Was. 4697-J. . W401 PAPER cleaning, paper hanging and kal- soniining; prices reasonable. Was. 42&6. i Work guaranteed. rl'167 JOHN DOUGAN Paints, varnishes and kalsomines Interior residences and apartments. Owners and agents invited to get estimates. Hyland 3403. h2956 B. D. HAMILTON, painting, kalsoming and wallpaper cleaning. Was. 4915. h6007 PAINTING and papering, 30c. Bait kalsomlning. 6:30 a. m. to 7:30; 6:30 p. m. till 8 p. m. Wasatch 4960-J. h6225 SELL and hang paper; kalsomine, hygienic hy-gienic alabastine; paints, job work. Murray 255-R, evenings. h6586 I'LL save you money. Painting, paper hanging, kalsominlng, wall paper clean- ing. Wasatch 1052. k58 FOR good house cleaning and kalsominlng, kalsomin-lng, also odd jobs of ail description, call Hvland 170-J. 1520 South 10th East. j k3 "baby carriXges RE-TIRED WHILE YOU WAIT. UOO GO-CAI'.T WHEELS IN STOCK. J. W. GUTHRIE BICYCLE CO. 228 East 2nd South. Was. 859. I h4072 |