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Show U.N July l'Jl'J I had fultU fU'Ui my gara-1 a'. No. o'.'-'cj South S'.n;e B'M-t, vus mod 1 I KGJ Eon! trin,,- car. hcense No. ".-.".O. id-t No. 31-1;'.:.;;. DtinounuLde rims and ove: s'te i:ib pll-a round, with special Goodrich t:r- on t::e rnr, n-'U-k:d i.'o- on ir-'iit. '1 ne J liiiriir on i-:'c Lc-i of car ic frt'Li was i:ii:u..-l and on tut- r:,;:ii Land back do. j r of !::::::' ;aa: ed m two y Ui cei by k:'-k;r:- from itsele of car. It Lad a "speedometer, " a a electric tsil-liSiit. tsil-liSiit. and had be.-u "run tut 15 iniit- vhD taken. Neighbors ciaiui to have -en uvo men rake !: about 2 o'ci.-ck a. m. July l'JlO, and turn towar'J Salt Lake cit . V tali. I am willing iu tjivt- $".0.W reward for lis return. K-.y iiilk-r. 170 W. bo., care of iiour!'a:n Mates Supply Co. Lo s '1' a black nl.i ti watch fob. containing three college puis an J an agricultural fraternity kw. Reward. Keluru bus Eat So. Il'i'-. WaV.tt.-li G. C-'tiTl LOST T a u automobile tires, moun ted u'A rims and carriers, with No. plate 1 tiOod-year tiOod-year o,,rd 30x4 1 Kiak cord 314. !ot bo-lwe-n Eureka aud Ml, Plcaatu. I'lcae uplift Wm. A. Laird, Lareka, L'taii, aud receive reward. re-ward. ; c0 Lu.ST. ht raved or btoK-u, Sunday, the -Hb. one burrel mare, 1UUO lbs., bboe off uml lamp ou rie'ht trout foot. Keward if returned to N. Monroe et. Was. ;14i'.-W. L)7'ill2 LUST By wurkiuy woman, u brow u auiicase filled must ly v itli baby 'a tilings, uii Laot 21st Sou tit. Dear btate prisou. Kcward if i'lud-tr i'lud-tr will call H,v . ou.-ll, or Hart's lunch. 154 Main st. ' LGV1 A partly used Multi-uiile Cora lire, ou rim ; size oljV ' - ; ' between Lytiudj 1 and N c-plii, c-plii, ou Dog valley read. Kinder phase notify J. C. Madsen. Crystal uve., ball Lake, and receive reward. cJo-li LOST Will party who found bunch of keys ut Sultair. Labor day, bring theiu to Tribune office and receive reward Mrs. A. F. 11 ill. c'JS77 j C LASSIFIED ADVERTISING j 12 refits T)v. f"-;; ln-.-rt !"-; 5 ctan p-r tive tTist-rthT.rt, ''-i i-r Use each :L.--rt too. By tii- tii'jctu. il.O'j per line. 'i'v,o liuei mini-m.ini mini-m.ini hpj:e. O'DONNKl.I, & ('.. undrtHkf -s arid em-.-iIm--t, 0--7 tuuth Weet Tcu-ple. Phone W, f.Vl. r4i''22 fc. J. fVANS. utirtiki':-. p::: b : 1 rt: t. MoriL'-iry 4S -tktp. Waifii o'.-q. c4K4 LA f;0 K fctocK lo -lf-t from. li- ilcKeuzl-r, D:cp:.'ty Vrds. S-. S-a:e. CEMETERIES WASATCH I. awn ceir.pterv; prp-tiia! "are. M b"-Jtii .'.Jain I'l. 'watrli lS'io. 334-1 Funeral Designs l NKiiAL ! Bai:ty a floral d-Ti:i rtmn t. tipefia I att'-i:ion guvn to floral ' rihulea our artis. t;i-tI3 K. Uurt So. Was. 3'".j. htj'J59 AMKKI( AN Florists Fluwer d-s.giis toe all or. cai-l'jns. A:aeri:an th-str-r. Wan. 6J"77. g43M XORISTS tJfNFSL- I A MHO I," UN E, Salt Lake's leading florist; tew Btort-. Funera I designs our specialty. spe-cialty. XJtt-oratluua. 67 isu. Main. Watt. LIl'J. v47 KIN't; FLORAL CO.. J14 L. -';id South. Decorating Decorat-ing and design work our specialty: prompt attention at-tention trlven. Phono Waw:itch 1'415. sL'lt'2 L AN'S v Fioral o., 3G So. Main; Way. Util. Cut i'loweri, fuuerul designs, Prompt oervlce. 3f32 WALKLR'S floral dept. Cut flower?, fun-rnl designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. IVsi. 7T;4. r3 02 1 HUDDaILJ? Flora! Co., moved two doors north. 56 So. Main. Phone Was. 104S. Cut flower? mid funeral designs. r-1316 CL'T flowers. Ilailey's floral dt-parlment. Everything Every-thing in season, l'ronjpt deliveries. G!-d.i K. 2nd So. Was. 3(35. aG260 BKAUTII-'l'L asterB, Sli a hundred; will deliver. de-liver. Phone Hy. M50-J. h7105 LaridscnjieN GAKDENS, lawns, parka, home grounds, trees, shrubs, bulbs, hardy plants, toil and fertilizer. fer-tilizer. Nicholas Bvhower, lnndscape artist, 1811 Park street. Phone Hy. 2H3. b8113 PERSONAL EXPERIENCED janitors want some offices to take care of; special attention paid to doctors' doc-tors' offices. Work done neat and clean. Let us figure on your office. We ta,ke jobs on contract. con-tract. Iteduced prices for two or more offices in the same building. Call Hy. 172'J-R. cl'Jiil L1L C. A. NVVALL, physician and surgeon; discharged from army ; opened offices 217 Mctntyre bldg. Phone Was. f)532. Kesidence, Peery hotel, phone 'Was. 8oG7. C2415 LXl'EKI LNCED driver and 5 -passenger Bulrk for hire, evenings and Sunday. Was. -ioS'J-K. b3U00 C. BARBARA CABAW, ncientlfJc treatments, manipulations' and massage. Hours 8 to 9. Open Sundays. R. 438. 23 E. 1st So. b4113 CORA BELLING Y, 148 East Fir6t South, magnetic, restful, satisfactory satis-factory treatments, baths. 11 to II, including Sundays. c21S2 MANIPULATION For rheumatism and cerrom disorder. Mr. Gordon, 258 South 2nd Eai! street. Wasatch 72S5-W. 3M LLECTK1C treatments and mauMrtea for nervou troubles. cam Lamberr, 08 Brooks Ar ende bldg. Ic31) 5i?ToriS DR. 6. N. A. DOWNING, obstetrician, 1037 1st ave. Was. 3017. Maternity specialist; limited number of patieats taken at his residence. resi-dence. wl329 WE lay, surface, till and wax all kinds of new and old floors. Sa It Lake Floor banding Co.. 17t; S hI. Phone Was. 3805. alS65 WINDOW CLEANING WINDOW, house cleaning, floor waxing. Call Hy. i3S7. American Window Clean. Co. pod43 JVIASONIC NOTICE WASATCH lodge No. 1, F. & A. M. 1 Regular meetings second Friday j y,J! each month. Masonic temple. A. J. S Lowe, secretary. C2338 WANTED BOYS UNDER IS YEARS OF AGE. AFFLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. M. AND 12:30 F.'M., TROY. LAUNDRY, 4ul SOU Til SIXTH EAST STREET. r512 wTn TED - titfoit sak-Min-n. between 3" 'ears profcn-d. for 2 etabhhed country towns. M'Hiii feodstufi; must be cai-able ot makint; S35.U0 per week and able to fur. bond. No Sunday work; ye:u-vound cinplov-mcin. cinplov-mcin. Livery rvlee " furnished, alo - new lowus now develeptn. Apply R- -J W. 2nd So. ' tTiiT"-Dviu.vim Mai-uiactiiriuK- compauy have uiH-iiiiiJ:a in s.-v.-ra. of the surmunJinff stales for district manners. To quality .voU must have had busings experience. Must have money enough lo carrv block of foudn. lo bucli a u,ub we have an exceptional propusitiou lu-vcstlb-ate this, call at 42S-2K-JO Atlas block. city. PJJ'I HICli school graduate, good iu mathcmati-8, wh-j wishes Meadv empio.vnu-ut in arcliUee-tural arcliUee-tural druf.ins- I ; lease du not apply if do no i wish a uermanoui position. Address Pralt-UiS Pralt-UiS I'epL, P. O. box 103b, Salt Lake ci,-v04(. W N TED Man with lurniUire experience to work in shop and store, to' assemble and repair re-pair furniture. Location on the main Oregon Short Line, in southeasieru Idaho, in a town of 3000 inhabitants. Steady work and good wascs to the right man. None but experienced experi-enced need apply. Answer with description as to age, experkuco, references and wages re- (1 nired. Address P-14, Tribune. c2t'-9 WAvFeI) Experienced mechanical and structural struc-tural draftsmen for large copper mining and milling, compunv in mi'idle west. Only experienced experi-enced men will be considered. Salary $2uU00 to S22o.00. Give full experience and references. refer-ences. Address P-13. Tribune. c2o23 A GOOD packer for dry goods house. Apply Q-27, Tribune. cS-139 WANTED A firtt-class barber. $25 a week, OU per cent over $38. Write Whitehouse Barber Bar-ber shop, l'ocatello, Idaho. c21C3 TAILORS Wanted today; experienced military tailors. Come ready to work. Union wages and permanent perma-nent place if you can qualify. Call at I'ost Tailor Shop, Fort Douglas. e3 1 2 ANYONE desirous of learning show-card writing writ-ing communicate with P 59, Tribuue. An evening class will begin noon. 3133 WANTED Man to make pies and cakes; good wages. Athens Bakery Co., 502 W. 2nd So. C311S REGISTERED druggist for out of town. Apply Ap-ply Z. C. M. I. Drug store. ciOTT Jl N' to dig weeds iu lawn ; will pny ?-J per day. 22 North Wulcott ave. Was. 0029. c3G7S YOU NG man of good habits, some knowledge of bookkeeping and selling preferred; must live iu Salt Lake; steady position and short hours. Best of refersnces; no other. See Mr. Scott, Windsor hotel, 225 So. Main. W VNTED Bus bovs. Shay's cafeteria, 341 So. Main. c3701 WANTED JAPANESE COOK, AT ONCE. MRS. TRIMMER NO. 7 BUNGALOW APTS.. 15 3RD EAST. cai7a COMMISSION driver wanted. Tern pie ton Bakery, 111 E. 1st South. c-3705 BOY wanted to work after school. Apply Hudson Hud-son Bay Fur Co. c3710 BOY to learu trade. Western Optical Co., Kearns bldg. c3(js2 WANTED Janitor and delivery boy. Apply Monday morning, 113 So. Main st, 8:30 a. in. c36S7 TEN TEAMSTERS, FIVE HELPERS; STEADY W 0 R K. IPS W7EST 2ND SOUTH. c3G03 WANTED One instrument-man. one level-man and two rodmen for construction job in Idaho. Address Q-37, Tribune c'idrJ6 MAN who understands setting up a hot-air furnace system. Apply 338 So. State. c2505 Wanted Salesmen WE have a man in Salt Lake making $600 to ?&00 per month selling new mechanical device. de-vice. If you can furnish proper references and have $500 to buy goods and pay freight, you can do the same. Address N-52, Tribune. c225S LIVE-WIRE SALESMEN. Your chance of a lifetime; big commissions, easy selling ; we want salesmen, not adrance grabbers; territories have been circularized. Call Dyuovim Mfg. Co.. -129-30 Atlas block. b7555 WANTED High-closs specialty salesmen; deal with best business houses and professional men ; Utah and Idaho. Exceptional proposition proposi-tion and very liberal com in ission ; permanent men preferred. Apply 202 Kearns bldg., between be-tween 5:30 and 6:00. c3276 WE offer the best kind of nn opportunity for house-to-house men to build up a permanent, paying business. Particulars by appointment. Address P-35. Tribuue. C2914 WANTED By old-established company, competent com-petent saleswomen for Salt Lake and Ogden. Splendid proposition; quick returns. Address Q-12. Tribune. oTJOS Wanted Situations (Male) START SOMETHING. Efficiency expert, level-headed business- man, pleasing personality, a different type of man with a perfect record, open for change at once. Formerly with $20,000,000 corporation. A general manager with brains plus ideas and system which gets results. Agt 31 years. Married. Let's talk your business problems over; big nu n never stand sti 11 ; it'b j our move, decide. Address N-32. Tribune. C1949 iCHIE-F cook, middle-aged all-around man; also experienced in bread and pastry baking; wife also will help in kitchen; understands handling in most economical way ; clean and honest ; want position in good mining camp, boarding-house boarding-house or hotel; prefer steady position. P-29, Tribune. c2G04 WANTED Milling position with some up-to-date milling company in Idaho or Utah, by a first-class up-to-date miller with a lifetime experience. ex-perience. I guarantee results. I am not out of a position, but want to get into a good school town. Address Cj-S, Tribune. . c3044 WANTED BY EXPfcHI E N CED S A LESMAN , ! POSITION : THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED I'm SALT LAKE AND I NTE HMO U N TAI N TRADE. PRESENT EM PLOY ER UNSATISFACTORY. UNSATIS-FACTORY. DESIRE TO MAKE CHANGE OCT. J. CAN FURNISH Al REFERENCES. P. O. BOX 516. SALT LAKE. C30S0 MAN and wife want place on farm where there will be no more than 1 or 2 extra help to cook for during winter; man experienced in hnnriiinsF rut tin find On-mlnc AHiii--u ir.. WANTED WANTED. PI4 cMlat9 J. g. irnoxAin Pn, "0 8jn.--. GIRLS WANTED IV ,,, HEADY FOIt work. TROr LAtNt,r.j m iiB ota as, GIRLS WANTED-PletMol ,ud APP:, ""' Caudy Compauj. BEST salaries ,,a,i , , la.li?s- ymZ,y'r:' -E. Broadway. " GOOD girls f0r steady etnfe. ( meats. Apply buperiuu, ,;; ' cuit Co. WANTED-Middk.-a7r7- and cure of 2 clnldwn- i n 1 : ikonajuureka uS' Ptr -WAN T ED-CumpTnTBWlrr for general housework; h.re u" " leges us in her own e u Last. Mrs. J. Myers. llJ WANTED A comilrunrTrr who has had at least tuo w ' with references. Good salary ', ? ' ' ?d"'ho -Wh - COMPETENT girl fl7 housework; small family gj , 1 East 1st Soulh. Phone. 4-.; "E want hand sewers &vA7r7 Utah Woolen mills, Vermont 'lj ' GIRL to assist with officTluTT ' tion. 451 Main st. . AT ONCE, 50 GIRLS, IS OR STEADY WORK. PLUsxst -FIRST CLASS ENVIRONMLST j" ALD CHOC. Cu., lou . LhOibn. SCRUBWOMAN, one-half dw t77"' 249 State si. GIRL or woman to assin in - work. No. 345 4th East (l. THE MODE requires alteration to " gowns and dresaes; must be ai. wages. WANTED Girl for general L.., family; referencts rc-quirtd. Was. 5&31-W. GIRL for general liousewurk; mi. washing. Phone Mrs. HulintS, t,. " AT ONCE A guod couk and i?..z:;' vale family. Apply 5!i5 L, 59G9. WANTED At once, several h;..t " in child welfare work; gua.-ao'.t, " months' work. Opportunity to i: . dress M-9, Tribune. EXPERIENCED chocolate dipp-t, J. 8 hours. American Candy u., Ogdeu, Utah. WANTED Girl for kitdien . Main; $10 week. EXPERIENCED SHIRT GItiL iM CLOTHES I RON Lit. APPLY s FOR WORK, AT STAR LA L MJi. . i OTH SOUTH. EXPERIENCED fur sewers Mid ply Mehesy Fur Co., '66 V.ut b: stairs, in Greetiewalo's. FIRST-CLASS con I End gouQ 1;: Supt. Keith-O'Brieu Co. r PRACTICAL nurses; liaise not ik ferred. 510 Mclntyre bldg. EXPERIENCED hidy pre?s-r Cleaning Co. Piioae Hj. fa aud G p. m. WOMEN anil girls wanted to d'j ;" , ironing; Rnnie tipehtnee requ.'K j ary and steady work, lltial L.t:-. East Second South. Experienced gin to a.--M housework; $40.t)0. .vZ TKOCK'S KMPLOVMtNT 61 Wtfct Secoud South St. ' Oldest. Bst and F'M WOMAN to earn f50 while ac.:; course; many h:tve done t1 of Dressmaking. 174 F.asi Se GIRL wauled for li-ht lioustM. washing. Was. looM; . ' J MUDDLE-AGED woman for " ' - work ; 4 in family- "J--i2- " COMPETENT girl, uo wsswi- ' ' 517 Second avenue. . REFINED, competent woa3-c.J;- - as nurse for child a a.t;;'y ;;, ': evenings. References. -1 -irJ Was. 7316. GOOD second girl for ; ;. C $12 to $15 per week. -jjtL GIRLS for pHC'king dtpartaieM; i.- Biscuit Co . 442 P'1j - : L.N TE Iff Al NEKS wanted. JI-"1 Marion hotel. Ocdep. 1 EXPERIENCED girl lr 253 5th ave. . v"a N TED A second I SJii a month and go'l "'- 1 minster college, 1 y .R ' GIRL wanted. 8 li"' : 153 W. 2nd So. White - lr Uns 5(M)1. - WANTED x CONCRETE laborers; lor.- j-b: S hocrs; Red-wen. Red-wen. d read paw;.'.;. take bouthboiiud Male s:. cars to Miller-t ai-oii corner. Murray. U-av-cir , Sail Lake 7 a. m. '1 n;ek w ill meet and rt-ijVa m.'U io ear. Rebel's; Dri'S., couCractors, 420 Ktatib bid;. c2:00 WANTED First-class architectural draftsman: salarv $2ou p(-r montli. Reply in writing with retVreu vs, to H. Nt-wtou luoruiou, architect, archi-tect, Icauo Fails. Idaho. 2112 HIGH SCIIm-L GKADUA'l'K. GOOD IN MATHEMATICS. W 110 WISHES STEADY E M P 1. O YMENT IN Alii. IIU'ECTI R AL DRAFTING. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IF YOU DO NOT W1MI A PERMANENT POSITION. POSI-TION. ADDRESS 1 ) K A K TIN il DEPA KTM'EN 1'. p. o. box io;;s, salt lake city. ciu-io WANTED SaieMiiau experienced in retail selling sell-ing of phouographs and records. Huiiesty. reliability, timbuion and a desire io make good are main requisites. Auswer, giving age, experience, ex-perience, retVrences, married or single and least salary expected at commencement. This is a permanent positiou with year round income. Address L-49. Tribune. -'Jut TO nn-n who are capable of qualifying as Solicitors we have an unusual opportunity to offer. Staple products, short hours, good eon: in issions. P-25. Tribune. c2iid9 HIGH school or uuivtrsity students desiring part-time employment, please communicate with P-25, Tribune". We have a splendid proposition. prop-osition. . c26ti5 WANTED Fifleen young engineers to learu mill operation. Good wages; chance for advancement. ad-vancement. Must have recommendations. Apply Ap-ply Deer Trail Mining Company, 321 Felt bldg. c2S'S7 PLEASANT house-to-house advertising work ; good remuneration; lady or gentleman. No samples to carry. S:30 u. m. or 4 to 0 p. nt.. 330 Atlas bldg. c29GG OFFICE boy, about 15 years of nge; must have bicycle; can work after school hours. Apply 117-19 W. 2nd South. c2968 WANTED Delivery boy. T st. and 2nd ave. D. A. Affleck. c2U0l) HIGH school teacher with degree; nine months; $120. Apply Supt. Suibus, Hausen, Idaho. c3307 SALESMAN and collector by large corporation, not necessarily experienced. Address P-48, Tribune. c2S79 SALESMAN and collector in Magna and Garfield. Gar-field. Address P-49, Tribune. C2S78 WANTED 30 first-class window cleaners; S4.50 to $5.00 a day ; 8 hours; none other need apply. 50 Postofflce place. c270O A BOY wanted for delivering; highest salary paid. Helen Cox Shop, 244 South Main st. c270li MAN for soda fountain; some experience uec- essary. Hotel Utah. rli7 BOY with bicycle. Quality Press, cor. Main and P. O. place. c2795 RELIABLE salesman, with some capital nnd experience along musical lines, to take charse of business. Apply mornings, between 10 and 11, at 60 East South Temple. c2itfU SAWYER wanted for 6mall single circular sawmill, cutting ties; steady job and high wages to the man able to get results. Address or phoue at ouce, M. W. Friedorff, Leadore, Idaho. C18S9 WE need for new territory now developing 20 house-to-house canvassers. We are paying high commissions ou our new plan of selling foodstuff. We want , producers, men cupable of v making $50.00 per week. If a house-to-house man ycu can find nothing better. Call and see us. 146 West 2nd South. b7313 UTAH EMPLOYMENT AG ENOY SKILLED AND UNSKILLED LABOR FOR ALL PUB-LIU PUB-LIU WOHK. 134 REGENT ST. WAS. 2621. y34U8 MAN to sell carbureters aid shock absorbers for Ford cais. Salt Lake territory. Addrets H-9, Tribune. b6217 STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 61 W. 2nd So, St. Was. 6000. Oldest. Best. Reliable. x3463 LABORERS for pick nnd shovel work. Appiy tin Job. 4th ave. and O street, at S a. m. a 1055 OFFICE boy, one who can qualify under the new school law ; permaneD t posi tion ; give age and references. Address H-3'J. Tribune. bOUoU WANTED Roy with a wheel. George W. Putnam, 201 Walker Bank bldg. b694l3 FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, $150$20O monthly; experieuce uunoeestary. Write Railway Association, As-sociation, care Tribflne. cU-?6 NEAT, energetic solicitors at ouce. 225 Nes bldg. bet. 3 and 5 p. m. b529l FIRST-CLASS tailors wanted at BabbeFs Ladies' Tailoring, 120 E. Broadway. b2948 W A NTED Experienced soda man, 3 years' experience. ex-perience. Reference required. Keeley Ice Cream Co.. lt'iil So. Main. bG722 W" ANTED Energetic young man, clerk wholesale whole-sale office, some shorthand; bright prospects for good, reliable man. Address H-29, Trib-iiu. Trib-iiu. ' hfl7S9 I WANTED G ood boy not guinj: to school ; must j have wheel. Drug store, 2nd So. and ' Sth Enst. h7I3(J : AT ONCE 10 experienced carpenters; wages $6.50, S-hr. day; excellent board, $1.00. Fare 1 advanced, free, 30 days. Applv 321 Felt bldg. . . - eS35 WANTED Two good rod; breakers for quarry.. Steady wurk ; good wages. Apply 322 Ness , Bldg. r c04 2 I WANTED Planing machine operator, good" pay and steady work. . Apply Utah Casket Co., 440 West 6tb Sou'lt. t-349 DELIVERY boy with wheel, day worn. Wiiles-Horne Wiiles-Horne Drug Co. cll3 ALL kinds of help furnished, skilled and unskilled. un-skilled. S. L. Guarantee Emp. Agtucv, 49 W. 1st So. Was. 9-154. cl33 7 WANTED-1 Janitor for small hospital, who is au all-around man. Salina hospital, Salina. Utah. cl'924 COBBLE-ROCK mason. Don't apply unless you have had experience. Phone II v. liiO-M c3372 EXPERIENCED hotel runner. Applv Broad- tvay hotel. c33 2 S FOUR laborers for cement work. Apply, ready for work, Monday morning at the Void El-d El-d red 1:0 farm. Wet Temple near 33rd South. Kimball A- Richard?. c3340 WANTED Man and wife as caretakers or beautiful beau-tiful country home on Holliday line. Wonderful Won-derful opportunity for poultry raising. Fifteen hundred dollars spent on chicken houses, runs, etc. Inquire Union Dental Co., 212 So. Main t. . c2S63 SODA dispenser wanted at once. New Grand Drug Co. c2757 EXPERIENCED finTsher. P. W. Madscu Fur niture Co. c2555 EXPERIENCED col lector ; man who qualifies will he advanced to credit manager soon ; must be a live w ire ami have goo.j references' Apply McClanalm n's. the New Credit Clu thing Stre. 29 West Broadway. C2579 W ANTE D Two g,xd shoe repairers; giod v. agi'g. Monarch Shoe Co.. 21 East 2d South street. c23iX) IF ion have a car to get over 1 he country you can ma Un $S0u per niont ii doing advert isi ng for an eastern ma nit factoring concern ; s"nie capital required. Address N-5;-?. Tribune. c2250 WILL exchange dental wurk for carpenter work, painting :ind paperhanging. Apsociated Dentist p. Keith Emporium. b7355 BUS HELM AN wanted. 12 West Broadway. c34P9 WI N'DOW wreli'T. , Apply linen room, New- house hotel. r351rf BOY with wheel, immediately. Z. C. y. f Drug store. c2942 W OOI)W0RKET!S. A 1 qiTv at J 1 V, Mf--. Co.. 4f-.'.5 Soiuli W"e-t T-mple. .-2391 A STRONG l.. y to w-rk in dry cieaiun,' p'!inr r.-M.ol U'ing t.. t ,.Tt- TWO lie fire a;d accident insurance r.o'ii Ap;d. !' a. in.. 15 K. -Oh South. .'M7ri GOOD ,!-liver ...y. who has a whe.d. r rif- 1 '"" M" nJ el -t.-,.) WAN! T.D-B.e, w ,",!, uTTeT Apply Aud".7sr I D.-'tirii. Co.. r!r 127 W. Vjiqilp. I Safety Razors Sharpened' SlNuLE edge, 5Uc; douOlf cdg.-. 4tr '"JoTT" Razors honed. 11. T. Uutchin. 107 sulUn MalD- y2ia Learn Trades - LL UN AiT! ., AUTO HI S 1 rTiTlS ANGELES V. M. c. A. AUTO SCLOOL. cl4 LOST On road between Salt Lake City and Leht, one black suitcase, containing some surveying and draughting instruments, toilet articles, etc.; field book, with name R. B. Lewis. Retura tu R. B. Lewis, Hotel Roberts, Provo, Utah. Reward. c319l) LOST Blue poplin jacket, trimmed with white buttons, Holliday road. Phone Was. 4S51-M. c3099 LOST Near 11th East and 3rd South. 2 rings, probably in a collar bag. Call Hy. 2S15-W. Reward. 3097 LOST Partial lower set of teeth, between Walker's bench aud 2nd East.. Call Wasatch S231-W. C3713 LOST Lady's wrist watch, Saturday, 13th; engraved en-graved on back, "D. M. L-, 1915." Reward. Hy. 12'JO-R. e33 11 LOST-r-Leather suitcase, containing two silk dresses and educational books und materials. Liberal reward and no questions asked. Wa- satch 1993. c3503 LOST Lady's black bat. bet. Bountiful and Salt Lake. Please return to Bountiful Drug Store; reward. C3247 LOST Round gold ring, with 2-carat green stone, at Lagoon on Sunday, Aug. 24, 1919. I will pay finder 25 reward. Sam Engllman. 223 West S. Temple. Was. 2337. co 2 i0 LOST Waterman fountain pen, engraved. "Mildred "Mil-dred to Williams." William H. Matern, Was. 4274-R. Reward. c3453 LOST Grown Boston bull on Second South, about Eighth East; sore on leg and tail; reward. re-ward. Phone Was. 413b'. 224 Sth East. c3455 LOST Between Riverton and Lelii, a black hand grip, containing photographs and books. Return to Miss Leon Foutz, Pleasant Grove, Utah. Reward. c33G6 LOST Lady's Shriner pin. Iteward. Was. 8891-W. hil59 FOUND A Sheep. Call Hy. 716-R. c2986 14S SO. Main. Tuesday, 10 a. in., I will sell 820,000.00 stock of furniture, formerly owned by Ogden Carpet &. Furn. Co., and slightly damaged by fire or water. This is a choice stock of beautiful furniture, consisting of V. M. beds. B. E. beds, finest of springs, lib. tables of all descriptions, F. 0. dining tables, hundreds of dining chairs, F. 0. and G. O. buffets, daveneties and davenports, hundreds of B. E. G. O. and F. 0. dressers, kitchen cabinets, bookcases, writing desks, china cub-inets. cub-inets. linoleum, center tables in fact, everything every-thing in the furniture line. This is the largest sale of the bind ever held in S. L. All the goods were but slightly damaged and have been refinished where needed. Don't fail this sale it will be an opportunity oppor-tunity to furnish your house at 25 to 50 per cent of present prices. Dealers, hotel men and the public, take notice. An opportunity of. a lifetime. Don't forget the place 148 So. Main, opposite The Tribune. Sale starts Tuesday, Tues-day, 10 a. m. E. C. JENKINS, S. L.'s Reliable Auct. c3275 BIG auction sale. Wednesday, Sept. 17th, at No. 21 North West Temple St. 7 rooms of fine household goods; all must be sold to the highest bidder; owner going to California. 350 bottles of the finest f ru its and preserves, pickles, catsup, fresh, put up this year; Conway Con-way player piano, cost 700, with 90 music rolls : $225 Brunswick Graf 0110 la, 50 records, GOLDEN OAK ; fine heavy brass bed, sagless springs and cotton mattress, V. M. heds, ma t. , just like new; Ax-minster 9x12 rugs and 12 -foot rugs, 1 Wilton; leather rockers and lib. table, dressers and chiffonier, san. cot., portieres, pictures, hand-painted china, chest of Rogers silverware, cost $-10.00: other silver and dishes; elec. f latiroo and .teakettle and toaster, dining table, ext. heavy pedestal; chairs, fine 6-hole Buck's range, just like new; big lawn mower, other tools, utensils, some unusually fine table linen, sheets, slips, nuilts, all -wool blankets, fine hand-worked pillows and other fancy needlework. So if you are looking for fine household goods, come early. Sale starts tit 1 10 o'clock. P. S. White sewing machine nnd baby's crib. EM1EL OSTERLOH, Auctioneer. P 1 f me 02S6. ; c33Sl FOR MISSOURIANS! Far out. cheap rent, reason rea-son we can sell cheap. Come down and investigate. in-vestigate. Dressers $10.00 up Buffets 28.00 up Round dining tablrs 10.00 up Brussels rugs. 9x12 22. nil Congoleum rugs. 9x12 17. 00 I Ranees 20.00 up Linoleum, square yard LOO j We have u lot of used furniture, pianos, ranges, dining tables at half price. We will exchange furniture. See others for prices first. Terms to suit jou. MICHIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY. 436 South Slate st. Opp. County Bldg. c30S6 EMTEL OSTERLOH, the auctioneer. Sell your FURNITURE at your home or will buy for cash. Phone Was. 9286. b5411 THE old 'reliable auctioneer. Carl Osterloh. will buy or sell your furnltnro. Get my bid before be-fore selling. Tel. Was. 2S24-W. Res.. G34 Sn. Mln. 74S4Q E. C. JENKINS. Silt Lake's . ReMnble Auctioneer. Auc-tioneer. Get my guarantee on furniture fi--!-t: it meaus more money. 338 Stale. Was. Q0M. H2ST0 WM H. ADAMS, auctioneer. Livestock, land and general farm sales. 9G6 E. 13th South, city. Phone Rlnd 531-J. c212ti " WALL PAPER CLEANING UTAH PAPER CLEANING CO. Best work; best prices. Hy. 2548. p81 WANTED Wallpaper to clean: promjt and reasonable. Phone Roland 165S-W. z929 SMALL rooms. $1.00; work guaranteed; prompt service. Was. 27-2. b.'POT F. Wood, P. 0. Box 1871, Salt Lake Cilv. L C2032 BV middle-aged num. position ns nightwateh- man; good references. Address Q-2, Tribune. ; c.jl72 WHO wants the ue of an automobile and driver for trip of week, more or less? d-drcss d-drcss Q 1, Tribune. e3173 STHONG. bright boy wants work after 3 prn and Saturday s. Phone W as. sSll-1-M . eUlinJ 1 SENIuU high s-chool student w-a n 1 semidT7:innt. ' after school hours for board and room' b.t of references. P-2, Tribune. "c2-G5 GLASS oTtK OP ALL KINDS. Phones Hy. Phm-J and Hy. 14S7-W. c2'i."r. Y0I Mi man with 111 years' business cxpe'rieiTce Imiidling farm machiuery, triiS tractors, autos etc.; motor mechanic by trade. P-oU. Tribune! CHEF wants position in hotel, cafe or board -intr house; 2S years' experience: thoroughly familiar iu all its branches; also capabh- of do'-inff do'-inff my own steward work; clean aud cconom-1e.1l. cconom-1e.1l. Addresa p-6. Tribune. c2;isi COM P ET E N T bookiceprTTvauts set of Iooks"to keep durins spare hours; will svbtematize and speed up colleciiona. Address N-40, Tribune. u2074 MIDtiLE -At, El) man of education wants clerical w..rk; understand., simrt buixl. t vpew ri t iug uu-l boKpnAjls Trihnn-. b ;;;i7 D 1 1 A t ' L I N G Eoli A f TE It Uo'cl BuTI'mT . b: -..it 2 V A STL I. Small ;.pt. U .?p",-rVen:."."d Ad)re.s.l;initor. HIS hi East. c2u2 AN all auoiiol baker wants work in or on nf 'j Ad.ln-SN Jt 7. Tribune. , -j n-- PA PLIi ..! auin. pa In led w alls washed" 7r Iimmi cutting. lull H. 22P7-K for terms. - c20:O S L3 A. 1 N r' AND DYEING wb.'v, ' "'"k- """ M,il8 '"""".1 WANTEU-Birl (or sent"! I--- ai;es. Apply U00 "JI"r ' COMPETENT cook at ei t' -; bii toll 462i. . r. CHiTrOLATB Jil'Pi'1"8- KM'r! L!tj0 Suite t. WANTED t; irl ut Ko1M"l B-- GlTiiTlor fotioral MWJv. CMiintrv. 011 tioot oar i.i'-- UIKI. for "i",,!iir.;., ""'h;' ' W A N TED Wo lull 11 to "l".-.- - r Ion II. S.'.O miWI'li: P0. 1 , Konsini.-loii Kir.. XfHSK cirl. on.' "lw -A,,,!y )3ithjyr iniiiApl3-7-r? WA"vi'ED louipoi.-nl P'' - ' ,. work. riimJ----7r ExiEnn-:.N-En '-T.SV- ,unlr. l'uouo l'ro...o' . f.nt,i v. ,: Pancin?.... l)lubrj!!!5" """" Sohmb3ndC? :J oir;'s;a;;': ' Orr lieuw. TREEJTinMPsG I EXI'ERT tree topping. trimming and gruh- binu. B. C. "C. Nidan. by curd. 150 So. oih Wprj . i ELECTRK2JREPATRS 1 ELECTKIC repairing, motors. bells, vacuum j cleaners and electric irons, by expert. M. W. Allison. 332 So. Stat. Was. 627P. b7otU DVJCATIJ0NAL FREE scholarBhipi in France for student of French language; teacher natira of Paris. Address H-4S. Tribune. b7140 SHOFRE PAIRING SA VE money on footwear. II a -y e your Fhoes 1 repaired before bad wea'her trart. E. .T. ' riiri. riTnen. shoomnkpr. 41 S So. Strife. oiNs: ! OPTICIANS YOL'l; brokou 1-uses doplioii tod rjul -kor Hd tbtiiper. Darit. uptical Co.. ti Ljbi Broa.liiv. 1 i rJlKKHJ?ATFIS TCKKISH BATHS at Brown's chiropractic tanitanum ; priv ato rooms for Invalids. !o7 S0111I1 State htrept y28H MORTGAGE INV ESTMENTS ilOHJUAGL LOANS WITHOUT DELAY F KITSCH LOAN" A. TliLSI' CO. pli30j 1 |
