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Show 1 THERE'S REAL ECONOMY in BUYING AT THE : 1 THREE SUMMER ' SPECIALS "j WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE WORLD'S BEST COMBINATION I I THE AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR, GAS AND COAL RANGE . 1 'Which is re a cheapest? Jwitttm Eight-wall insulation, which' keeps tho heat out and the cold in. .f.j SS This cut tells the tale. The saving of ice in time pays for the 7 115 Miff trffV7K'KW g Si S f refrigerator. "With proper care these refrigerators will last a vw)i ilJlssJ 1 f "'-9 ty-3 P Q S i I p P lifetime. Highest award at all world fair expositions. Ranging lM? 'fZr'- m'H h i iCYi I ' r4jTlZrjJ w j in price from sftfO.OO up. t? 1.12 1 f 1 1 11 I I, ; rWlJLiti I h JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF L s 1 KINDEL DUO-FOLD BED DAVENPORTS A JSSK "fSM1- 7 f I AND DIVANETTE BEDS ziSdT) r I fc: in muleskin leather and genuine Spanish leather, Ranging in price V'" '! -z'-- " V:' f; 1 1 from $45.00 to $85.00. Jf IS . ; ; I ,f A I i vcj- -.ui:, I m Why have two ranges in the house when one If ! f "-i.4,jj yd ' answers both purposes'? Gas in the summer- I -2IT3 'T. w , ' 'ir" . .re timetime during hot weather. ' Coal in the winter $ I 1 1 V r V j - ,ii --hr when you need the heat. f. I' Vv3 V""'--""' -r'51 It takes up but very little more room than either I t C: T-"jy "''"H a as range or a coa I'ange, which gives addi- n "Wr- w '"'J" , VKv'iM 5 tional room in the kitchen. Tb iS Kound UakKaiges j r These beds will take a full thirty-five pound felted cotton mat- A pss p IT T . ; tress, which makes a very comfortable bed to sleep on. You can B4 S I, i 18 B I , fold up the mattress, all of the bedding and the pillows. In & A Oill tjj J O I i mahogany, fumed oak and golden oak' finish. 1 . j I TRADE WITH YOUR pff O f E. E. JENKINS, Pres. FRIENDS IM IT (A NlCVmifllVA I -f J. B. SHAEP, Vice Pres. H 234-236 South State Street, E HH 0 ;f gpif gi i 1 1 Qi 1 1 1 1 1 1 II H. J. smith, Secty. t I Salt Lake City,. Utah. 1?&P&LJ2L Ji & 5,1 IlliiSUi c. e. davey, Mgr. ' ; AE3ENTA lodge No. 3, F. and A. M. Regular meeting first Tuesday each month, S p. m. Masonic temple. lst S. and 2nd E. Visitors welcome. eM162 CEMETERIES WASATCH Lawn cemetery, perpetual care. 54 South Main st. Phone Wa-satch Wa-satch 1S66. s3343 'TTJNERAI BREEX p'uneral services for Patrick Breen, who died June 13, 191S, will be lield Monday, June 17. Cortege will leave tiie family residence, 2574 Park street, at 8:30 o'clock a. m. ; thence to St. Anne's chapel, where mass will be celebrated at H o'clock. Interment in Calvary cemetery. CADOFIIANKS WE wish to express our heartfelt appreciation ap-preciation to all those who so kindly assisted us during the sickness, and deatli of wife, mother and sister, for the floral tributes and donation of automobiles automo-biles for funeral. MR. W. J. SMITH AND CHILDREN. MRS. V. J. HEATLEY, SISTER. m3924 MR. HERMAN HENDERSON wishes to thank his friends and the friends of his departed wife, Mrs. Margnrite Henderson, Hen-derson, for their kindness in floral offering's offer-ing's and other assistance rendered and wishes to mention in particular Mr. Charles Bailey axid Mrs. Oar and Mr. John Gilroy. t mS7l7 TO all kind friends who so kindly assisted assist-ed in the illness and burial" of Mrs. Hilda Rebecca Westenskow, we desire to tender our heartfelt thanks. ANDREW M'ESTEXSKOU' AND FAMILY. FAM-ILY. m34j2 JOE MAGUIRE desires to thank his many friends for their kindness 'and beautiful floral offerings during his bereavement be-reavement in the death of his mother. TU3578 THE family of Arthur J. Durnford wish to thank all who so kindly assisted at the funeral services on June 14. m3697 WALKER'S floral .dept Cut flowers, funeral' designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 596. S3021 HUDDART Floral Co. moved two doors north, 56 S. Main. Phone Was. -194S. Cut flowers ar.d funeral designs. e431tj Funeral Designs AMERICAN Florists Flower designs for I all occasions. American theater. Was. g677- g43S4 1 OUR floral artist makes a special feature fea-ture of funeral designs. Bailey & Sons Co., Quality Florists. 61-C3 K. 2nd South Wasatch 3304. k3626 Landscape Nurseries BUY your fruit and shade trees, roses, vines and shrubbery from Jordan Nursery, Nur-sery, 371 State. Phone Midvale Ex. 145-M. h!256 PLANTS for the house and the garden Geranium, Marguerite, Asparagus ferns. Dahlias, Gladioli, Asters. Petunias, Snapdragons, Snap-dragons, etc. Any amount of strong transplanted tomato plants, cabbage, etc. Cut flowers and funeral designs. 7'4 So. 10th East. Hy. 1035-W. . k490O CARPET CLEANING CLEANING, restoring colors, removes grease or stain. Frank Martin, 27 So- W. Temple. Was. 7276. h5S35 SUTTON sanitary electric beat and colors restored 9x12, $1.25; quick service. Hyland 2300. g406Ii ELSMORE, ifinck shot cleaner, color restorer re-storer process. Cleaner for sale. Wasatch Wa-satch 1006-W. h5223 Vacuum Cleaners DODGE BROS, electric vacuum; rents $1.25, ' loaned free if you buy rug shampoo. sham-poo. We clean rugs, 5c yard. Wasatch 7036. g3S45 FOR SALE, VACUUM CLEANERS. The "Royal" does more work in les3 , time, at lower cost. Call Was. 6, Capital ' ' Elec. Co. koOSU I LARGE stock to select from. K. McKen-zie. McKen-zie. Display yards, 422 So. State. O'DONNELL & CO.. undertakers and embalmers, 225-1'L'T South West Temple. Phone Waf- 6461. c-1922 S. L. EV'AN.S, undertaker, embaimer. Mortuary chapel, 4S S. State. Wasatch 5516. ' e4444 EBER W. HALL, undertaker. New location. loca-tion. 247 K. 2nd South. Was. C322. d3 lLOKTSTS ERN'EST LAMBOUR.NE, Salt Lakes leading florist, .lew store. Funeral designs de-signs our specialty. Decorations. 67 So. Main. Was. 1516. v478 KING Floral Co. 214 E. 2nd South. Deco-rating Deco-rating and design work our specialty; prompt attention yiven. Phone Wasatch 241S. , s292 BAILEY & SONS, Quality florists. Cut flowers, plants, decorations, dec-orations, funeral desiuns. 61-63 Eastv 2nr! South, 'asatch 904. k3625 EVANS Floral Co., oli South Main. Cut flowers, funeral desisns. 'Was. 961. x:;8 OSTEOPATHY mT"cT"AcCSii3L Hip, spine and nerve specialist. z239o DR. A. L. VINCENT, 322 FeirbuildinST Spinal and nervous diseases. cl579 THOR cleaner, free trial, rent one. Walker Wal-ker Electric, 159 South State. Was 4"03. m3809 CALL Eardley Bros., Was. 6700. We rent them, 51.25 a day. 37 E. First South. h5S7 SECOND-HAND CLOTHING THE National pays high prices for men's clothing. 2.1 So. Y. Temple. Was. 6S54. h!99J ABE GORDON pays good prices for any- ': thing of value. Was. 3670-W. 64 Com- , mercial street. d692-YOUR d692-YOUR old clothing. Will call. Salvation Army. Phone Vas. 31S7. r2191 NO matter what others pay, I pay more lor o;d clothes. Was. 3365. eS KING pays best prices tor second-hand men's and ladies' suits, shoes. W. 1467 hi97 : EDDIE GREEN ! PAYS CASH for old clothes, sbocs, etc. Was. 1503 h245S CYCLES SIS SECOND-HAND; NEW TIRES:, EXCEI .LE NT CU X I ) JTION. .1. W. GUTHRIE BICYCLE CO., 22S EAST 2ND SOUTH. WAS. S59. 1-14073 Eicycies Repaired NEW tires, tiros and bicycle repairing; reasonable pi-ices. Turville Bike Shop, i 12S East 2nd South. ulUS j WHERE TO STOP LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S E. 1st So., 250 rooms: single rooms, 35c. 40c and 50c; modern; baths, 15c. Special rates by the week or month. Wasatch 3453. hS09 LLJEJRS TRAFFIC chums, notary public, patents, pat-ents, copyrights, land entries, titles, 1 prospectuses, typewriting. 1G4 W. 4th So. I ; e21T6 : CAFES j U. S. CAFE Special dinner, 30c; short I orders and Chinese style. Cha.3. Hons. 1 prop., 220 State. 3281 |