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Show 12 cents per line flrnt Insertion; ft cent per line rnch connective insertion. If not cnnpn-live cnnpn-live InerrtlorjH, 12 centu per line each Insertion. By die month, $1.50 per line. Two linen minimum mini-mum fpuce. O'DONMvLI, & (O., undertake nnd etnhilrn-ers, etnhilrn-ers, 225-227 South West Temple. Phone Ws. M61. ' c-1922 S. I). EVANS. undertaker, ombiltn'r. Mortuary Chapel. 48 F. State. Wasatch ftMfl. c4414 MONIBIENT LA It I ; K at nek to select from. It. McKenzW. Display Yards. 422 So. State. EMETE RIE S WASATCH f.nwn cemetery: perpetual rare. M South Main .. Phone Wasatch lflflft. s.?43 Funeral Designs M'NKKAL di-sin'is. Bailey's flornl department. Spectnl attention given to flornl tributes hy our urtlntP. fll-63 E. 2nd Ko. Was. 3004. nfi2.'.ft AMEKICAN Florist Flower designs for all occasions. oc-casions. American theater. Was. BG77. R4384 FL0RISTS Kit NEST I AMBOUKNK, Suit Lake's leading florist ; new store. Funeral designs our specialty. spe-cialty. Decorations. 67 So. Main. Was. ICitJ. v47 hJN; FLOKAL CO.. 211 E. 2nI South. Decorating Decorat-ing and design work our Bpeclntty; prompt at- teutlou given. Phone Wasatch 2415. p2'.'2 EVANS Floral Co., 30 So. Mnin; Was. fifil. Cut blowers funeral desiens. Prompt Bervlce. i32 ON July L'O. i:il9, I had stolen from my parage ut No. 30.11) South Slate street, one model liil!) Kurd touring car, liceuse No. 30i)..G. motor No. :ill!it:t!.l3. Demountable rlma imd oversne tires all-around, with special 3Ui:'- Coodrh'h tires on the rear, nonskld 30x34 ' front. The lining on the left hand wheel side of cor in frut whs Jammed and on the right haod back door side of lining Jammed Id two places by kicking from tnnlue o car. It hud a "spe-edometer." an electric tall-light, tall-light, and had hern run Lot Mo miles wh'D tnken. Neighbors claim to have seen two men take It about 2 o'clock a. m. July 26, 1U10, and turn toward Suit Lake City, I'tab. I am willing to give $50.00 reward for Its return. Hoy Miller. 170 W. 2nd So., care of Mountain States Supply Co. b'0(iM , STOLEN Sunday night. Ford tounnp car, Montana Mon-tana license number 3762, engine number ! 2321,b'07. Heward for information leading to recovery. re-covery. Phone Mldvale 10t or Wusateu 201)0. or address Clifton, Applegate . Jc Toole, Sandy, i Utah. el 14 ! LOST Lady's white bag, lost on corner of 1 Michigan ave. and 12th East, containing $30 l currency and wonie bllver and strand of pearl binds. Kinder phone Was. 8707-W. lie ward. ci17 I LOST or stolen from automobile. In or near ! Logan, a small brown leather satchel con-j con-j tiiining vest-pocket kodak and other articles. Heward and no question asked. Phone S. S- J ! llasroin, 38 W. 5th South. c503 LOST, strayed or stolen, Sunday, the 24th, one sorrel mare, 1000 lbs., shoe off and lumc on right front foot. Keward If returned to 1022 X, Monroe Ft. Was. M40-W. b7347 GOLD mounted fountain pen. Inscribed M. M. i A. -A. It. U. Valued us keepsake. Liberal j reward for return to Ryland Motor Co. cl203 , LOST A child's beaver cloth hat, faced with pink, between Sugar House and reservoir in Parley's canyon. Please leave at Tribune office, of-fice, cl274 LOST Bunch of keys. lie turn to 78 W. 1st So. $1 reward, cl214 LOST Will the lady who picked up black fur on interurban car at 11 p. m. Peach day, pleaae cal Was. 4113? Heward. cK23 LOST From delivery .cur, a lady's blue suit and brown knitted neckpiece, with Capital Cleaning Co. eltp In pocket. Liberal reward. Capital Cleaning Co. cS20 LOST Large diamond out of betting. Liberal reward. Phone Was. 7044. cti2 PKHSON who took brown suit at Warm Springs Krldny night is known. Leave suit at Tribune office to avoid trouble. No questions aked. c!442 LOST Narrow gold -bar pin, with blue enamel stripe near edge. Phone Hy. 4072-W. He-ward. He-ward. c!309 LOST Service flag, red and white with two gold stars; valued very highly, ns it was given to me. Finder phone Hy. 754-J. He-ward. He-ward. ' C137U IF boys who took cushion and tools from auto at 905 K. 5th So. will return same, nothing will be said. cb3 LOST (iold watch and chain, on 0th North. by the watering trough, main road. $2" reward. re-ward. Return to Tribune office. b7rM LOST Lady's Shrlner pin. Reward. Was. 6801 -W. bGlo9 LOST Sept. 3, one double-barrel hammerless shotgun. 16-gauge, between Yellowstone and Higby, Idaho. Will reward the finder. Address Ad-dress S. J. Hawkins, Rupert, Idaho. cl021 LOST At Saltair, Labor day. a watch and gold filled case and chain. $10 reward. Ad-' dress John Williams, Ophlr, t'tnh. cl022 LOST Pink cameo pin. Heward. Return to 318 Felt bldg. cl025 LOST Hlack silk skirt from machine, between .Main and State, from 5th to 7th So. Heward. Hy. 080. C1638 LOST Pair of lady's glasses, light tortoise rims. Leave at Tribune office. Reward. cl 4 IS STOLEN From West Side high Mchool. red Pierce bicycle. Call Hy. 3307. Heward. eOflS LOST Check, made out to T. D. Carnahan. Return, to 1009 Emerson ave. Howard. c!450 cyrjow I WALKEU'S floral dept. Cut flowers, funeral 1 designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Wai, 77M. r3021 HnDDAHT Floral Co., moved two doors north. C6 So. Main. Phone Was. 1948. Cut flowers tid funeral designs. r4314 CUT flowers. Bailey's floral department. Everything Every-thing In season. Trompt deliveries. 61-63 v.. 2nd So. Was. 3i5. a 0210 BEAUTIFUL asters, $1 a hundred; will deliver. de-liver. Phone Hy. X450-J. b7105 JLaJidscape GARDENS, lawns, p-jrks. tiotne grounds, trees, Hhrubs, bulbs, hardy plants, soil and fertilizer. fer-tilizer. Nicholas Bvhower, landscape artist, 1811 Park street. I'hone Hy. 293. bS113 WANTED WANTED 2 carpenters; 8 months' work for young, fast and neat workmen. Apply Monday Mon-day morning, ready for work, 13th East and 2Sih South. Take Highland drive car. c!32 BOYS UNDER IS YEARS OF AGE. APPLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. M. AND 12:30 P. M.t TROY LAUNDRY, 431 SOUTH SIXTH EAST STREET. cT.12 WANTED SnU-smaii experienced In retail selling sell-ing of phonographs and records. Honesty, reliability, amhiimn and a desire to make good are main reijuislt.-s. Answer, giving age, experience, ex-perience, references, married or single and least I salary expected at commencement. This is a permnent position with year round Income. Address L-49, Tribune. c STOCK ROOM MAN W ANTED. Wo want a man who is a willing worker, who has had experience packing and unpacking freight and express. We have a splendid opening open-ing for suh a man, at a good salary to begin be-gin with, and a fine opportunity for advancement. advance-ment. Apply at Superintendent's office before 11 a. m. KEITH-O'BRIEN 'COMPANY. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN FOR SHOE DEPT. APPLY SUPT., ALEHBACH CO. C 1 f.o3 BOOKKEEPER. Must have had practical experience ex-perience and be reasonably fast and accurate. State age and experience. M S, Tribune. r'- CASH BOYS WANTED. APFLY MR. SHANNON, SHAN-NON, AUERBACH CO. cl-'.G FIRST-CLASS MEAT CUTTER, GOOD RETAIL RE-TAIL COUNTER MAN. CLEAN-CUT YOUNG MAN OF GOOD APPEARANCE. TOP WAGES. INQUIRE GEORGE PAUL, S U C -' CESS MARKET, 2d WEST FIRST SOUTH. WANTED Bright young man who understands stenography and wants to leurn tiie auto business. ' Inquire 123 State st., Mr. Purdv. ci470 WANTED Robe tanner. F. B. Finley, 14 So. W. Temple, city. cVMH EXPERIENCED salesman for local house, one who can speak or understand foreign language. lan-guage. Address N -21, Tribune. cl.V-'U EXPERIENCED salesman for local company; good salary and commission to one who can show results; must give good, reliable references refer-ences and number of years' experience. Ad dress N-48. Tribune. cl311 ALL kinds uf help furnished, skilled and nn skilled. S. L. Guarantee Emp. Agencv, 49 W. 1st So. Was. 9454. cl3l7 HANDY youth for extra work evenings, open .lug and arranging stock. Address N-20, Tribune. Trib-une. cl322 WANTED Boy to help paperhanger. Inquiro 349 So. 2nd East. cl 33 1 10 CARPENTERS, U. S. govt, work, Idaho, $5.50. Western Employment Agency, 172 Regent Re-gent st. ciyoa WANTED Boy to learn the Jewelry trade; best opportunity to learn and earn, Taylor-Pa Taylor-Pa tzak &. Co., I iic:, 2 Central bldg. el 102 WAREHOUSE clerk. Advancement for right party. Address N-5, Tribune. cl 101 EXPERIENCED collector; must be well educated, edu-cated, well dressed, a good penman, married and a taxpayer. Apply 11 a. in. Monday, 1107 Deseret Bank bldg. cllOO YOUNG man with gome training on typewriter; type-writer; will not require great experience. Call Wasatch 5597. Villadacn Brothers. clllO JANITOR wanted; man and wife for Janitor and janltress; good wages, with furnished apt.; must be experienced. Apply Richmond apis. . cina BOY for office work and deliveries; all day or after school. 13 East First South. cl440 GOOD delivery boy, who has a wheel. Wr. E. Fife Co.. 170 Main sr. c1430 START business of your own. Four cents worth material sells eighty cents. .Make big profits. Others work for you. I n forma t ton free. Quick action necessary. Swanson, 8U4 So. Hope, I-os Angeles. cll05 WANTED Japanese chauffeur, who will do house work. Call with references between 9 and 10 in mornings, room- 1402 Deseret Bank building. cl22ft MAN and wife for Janitor work ; woman to do work, man to assist mornings; $35 and apt'. Inquire Mr. Kusscll, apt. 4, Ozark apis., 454 So. 5th East. ellOS YOUNG man for sales and clerical work itf electrical supply house. .State age and experience. ex-perience. Address M-30, Tribune. cI227 EARN $25 weekly, spare time, writing for newspapers, news-papers, magazines. Exp. unnec; details free. Press Syndicate, 331 St. Louts, Mo. cllMi PAPERH ANGERS wanted, steady work all win, ter, good wages. Wallis, Blackfoot, Idaho. t12fi0 MEN Ages 17 to 55. Experience unnecessary. Travel, make Hecret investigations, reports. Snlaries, expenses. American Foreign Detectlvo Agency. 472 St. Louis. cll4 BARBER wanted; steady position; $22 salary and 05 per cent over $30. Good chance for over money. "Wire my expense. It. J. Morrl-son. Morrl-son. Aspen, Colo. cl275 TINNER wanted to Bet furnaces. Young man preferred; must be good workman. 80c per hour. Work will Inst into winter. Brlze0 Metal Worka, Twin Falls, Idaho. ct'84 3 MEN FOR WASHROOM. APPLY iA mT AND 12:30 P. M. READY FOR WORK, TROY LAUNDRY, 431 SO. tVI'H EAST. cflTO EXPERIENCED janitor. ".None oilier need ap ply. Call after 11 a. m., Shubrick apts.i flji. c7(KJ A STRONG boy to work in dry cleaning plant. Capitol Cleaning Co. e7Mi PAYING FOREMAN $200 and up. KUt rlclanT finisher, porter, hotel, S. L. Ouuninteo Emp. Agency, 49 W. 1st So. c719 BOY wanted. Capitol grocery, 00 West 2nd South. c10o7 TWO first -clans solicitors to drive Ford ears; best route in the city. References required. Capital Cleaning Co. clOIti DELIVERY boy. , Apply H00 West Third SoiilhT Cl.-iHl I- ; J. P. RIDGES. Mr. Ridges wants all his Ogden friends and acquaintances to know that he is conducting the photo studio at 416 Twenty-fourth street. Photographs of the very highest class at low prices. Prospective purchasers are advised to get orders in early before the Christmas rush .begins. ' (Advertisement.) JPERSONAL JANE CASTLE GERMANO ANNOUNCES SHE WILL BE AT KEN YON HOTEL FROM i SEPT. 4TH TO 10TH, WITH A COMPLETE STOCK OF GUARANTEED HAIR GOODS. c484 WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG WE write music and guarantee publisher's acceptance. ac-ceptance. Submit poems, patriot ic, love or any subject. Chester Music Co., 920 So. Mlch-Igan, Mlch-Igan, Suite 2012, Chlca g ell 3 2 DR. MACK'S Itadlo Active Suppositories, Reliable. Re-liable. WHY? Write Tamponal Co., Lock Box 1013, Denver, Colo. b7763 WRITE A SONG Love, mother, home, childhood, child-hood, patriotic, or any subject. I compose music and guarantee publication. Send .words today. Thomas Merlin, 097 Reaper Block, Chi- cago. c!133 FRANCO-AMERICAN Hygienic toilet requisites. Was. 7178-J. 611 So. 2nd West. cl534 MRS. ELLA BUCKLEY has severed her con-nection con-nection with the Independence hotel and is now located at 343 Denver st. c!242 It EMI E CEKIL H. : Emil T. is out from Chi-cago Chi-cago to see thee, and I have a Telegram from Van and you and me are all right in Califor-fornia. Califor-fornia. C. H. cl304 WANTED Composers of VERSE or MUSIC To write mo at once. Brilliant opportunity for good tolent. Address Burrell Van Buren, 21 Grand Opera House, Chicago. cllGl YOU WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG WE write music and guarantee publication. Submit poems on anv sublect. Metropolitan Studios, Dept. 540, 914 S. Michigan, Chicago. m CU34- TOBACCO or anuff haolt cured or no pay. $1.00 if cured. Remedy sent on trial. Su-perha Su-perha Co.. W 380 Baltimore. Md. vl735 CORA BELLING Y. 148 East First South, magnetic, restful, satisfactory sat-isfactory treatments, bath, 11 to 11, including Sundays. cl34l EXPERIENCED driver and 6 -passenger Bulck for hire, evenings and Sundays. Was. 4589-R. P3000 C. BARBARA CAB AW, scientific treatments, manipulations and massage. Hours U to 9. Open Snndnvs. R, 418. 23 V). 1st So. b4113 SCENARIO WRITERS. Write for our free Plot Chart. It will hell) you to put new twists into your stories. Feature Photodrauia Company, Los Angeles. Calif. cll64 NATIONAL LAW ASSOCIATION. ArtlcleTof incorporation. Partnership agreements. Letters Let-ters patent. Deeds. Mortgages. Wills. Agreements. Agree-ments. Divorces. Bankruptcy. Room 307 Atlas build ins. M302 U A N 1 PULATION For rheumatism and nervom disorders. Mrs. Gordon, 2bS tiouta 2nd Eit itrwt, Wasatch 7285-W. g3) 1 IlLELTKIO Uiiti'menU and massage for nerroat troubles. Karri Lambert, Ofl U rooks Ar-rido Ar-rido bldg. fc31!n Corsetiere NL BONE corsets, made to your measure. For appointment, call Miss Miller, 20 Craig apts. WaB. 22S0. C1340 NU BONE tailored corsets; measurements taken; fit guaranteed. Mrs. Prince, Hy. 3553-NM. C1350 AUCTION - EXTRAORDINARY. Wei, 10:30. 84fl Los an ave. (tnke 0th East car), I will sell for Mr. Lund pome o( the most beautiful furniture nntl furnishings ever sold nt nuctlon, including a wonderful missive (Lifetime) F. O. dlninj; set, 10-ft. table, r.fl-ln. buffet, china closet in straight lines (this is a $550 set); 6 box seat lea. (I in ing chairs ; 9 -piece wicker parlor set, consisting con-sisting of writing desk and chair, straight chair; rocker, settee, f emery and beautiful wicker lamp and center table, all curtains and drapes In burnt orange velvet, large, massive $230 lea. davenport. 2 beautiful leu. cluiirs, finest quality massive F. O. writing desk, library table, n rare all-solid brass bed special spe-cial ), large, beautiful Princess dresser In cherry, 3x3j-ft. mirror with bed to match. 1 Chippendale brown mahogany winy mirror dressing table and chair to match, in period design; 1 Ivory dresaer nnd chair, 4-plece wicker set, large refrig., kitchen table, center cen-ter tables, 1 fine camera SVbxSVj. 1 Monarch typewriter, No. 2; tel. Btnnd and Rtoot, ice cream freezer, large lot dishes and kitchen utensils, about 10 doz. fruit Jars, carpenter's ! bench, elec. or kerosene incubator, ROO-egg ca-1 ca-1 paclty ; comb, card table, large lot paint and brushes, tools; a number of benutiful nnd ; wt.nderful ferns and plants and baskets and 1 other goods. Thse goods are all of the finest quality. Don't forget the day Wednesday, at 10:30 a. m. E. C. JENKINS, S. L.'s Reliable Auct. t cORS i A1CTION SALE Tuesdny, at No. 120 II tit?. I will sell 0 rooms of nice furniture Large Wilton nigs, carpets, quarter-sawed onk dining set(, also oak and green velour parlor set. massive brass bed, large leather lounge, dressers, dress-ers, chiffonier, fine lot of bedding, linen, cur-tnins, cur-tnins, portieres, fine lot china, cooking utensils, 100 bottles fresh fruit, large refrigerator, lot carpenter's nnd garden tools and a practically new Tni versa 1 steel range, lot picture, lawn mower, 50-foot hose; other useful articles. Sale, 10:30 a. m. CARL OSTERLOH, Auctioneer of Quality. C1B04 FOR MIRSOCRIANS! Far out, cheap rent, reason we can sell cheap. Come down and investigate. Dressers $10.00 up j P.uffets 28.00 up Round dining tables 10.00 up , Brussels rugs, 0x12 22.00 ConfroIeum rugs, 9x12 17.00 ! Ranges 20.00 up ' Linoleum, square yard j ,n0 I We have a lot of used furniture', pianos. ranges, dining tables, rit half price. We will ! exchange furniture. See others for prices first. Terms to suit von. MICHIGAN FCRNITCRE COMPANY. 430 South State St., opposite County Building. C1Q44 1 KMIEL OSTKRLOH, the auctioneer. Se11you7 Fl RNITCRE at your homo or will buy" for cash. Phone Was. 028fl. bMll THE old reliable auctioneer, Carl Onrvrloh will buy or bcII your furniture. Get my hid before be-fore selllnt'. Tel. Wob. 2824-W. Res., fi.'M pn. 484n E. C. JENKINS. Salt Lake's Reliant mTo tloneer. Get iny Kuarnntee on furniture first-it first-it titenns more money. 33S Stuie. Was. 9n,-l'. H2S70 "How can 1 dispose oi' second-hand furniture, or find a more comfortable placo to live?" t-o a Triuunc Want LAUNDRIES WORK back same dy (If requttaied). No extra eli urge. PALACE LAUNDRY CO. Office 11 West 1st South. Office 70 West 2nd South. Warn. B2T. Office 70 East 2nd South. Wai.l4Hl" : Office ?r, E.ist 3rd South. Wait. 3710 Works 7.")8 East Fourth South. ITy. 2.62. 6tJi Lsnndry brought to office avf 20 per cent. el7U3 II AVE expert ehingler resti ingle your roof, i guaranteed. Phone Urant, Wusutch 2824-M. ! b4331 FLOOR WORK WE lay, urfnce, fill and wax all klnrii of and old floors. Salt LnVp Floor Bundlog Co.. 17G S st. Phono Was. 380.V hum -i iiAho solicitors. Myers (.leaning 6; Dyeing Lu. c72f W A NT ED- -K x per fenced murker. Myci s Cle.-i n-Ing n-Ing & Dyeing ( o. cT2M WANTED Tailor or bush-linn n. J. F. Cru-Imni. Cru-Imni. 31J Kelt bldg. cM 1 ROY wanted, about Tt or 0 .wars old, t.. help on d-livry car. Apply Contl. Clg., 2U V.-.r. Jin in ' ny. r-1 1 ,i WANTED Shoemaker ol one. Call bet. It nnd 2 V"I Tlmrs., 219 W. Mh So. Call f-r Philip Jl.ibb. c27 WILL exchange den in I work for carpenter- work, pa int ami pit perilling ing. At.narn t Dentists, K cl tli Emporium. b7;r..i TWO bench men ; must b- f Irst-cltiss cabinet -, makers. C. J. Humphries, Ufdeu, L'tult. b7.1" 2 WOODWORKERS want.. I i,t once. Apply Mr. Callahan, Co"mhB-J Ing -u Shop, 103 E. 4lh S-.i. b72M WANTED A buy with whc-1, day work, jr-md pay. Hi)lTCKt Pharmacy. h72.VJ W A NTED J n a si ore, a mi I -sin a u -r uu If lady who bus hud exp-rk'iicT la books ant thtionery. Addre Box 12. rlty, n20:,3 WANTED A boy with wlin-l not going to school. fni verr.it Pharmacy, J3th E. nnd 2nd So. c2 VOt'N; MAN u.'inte.i who can drive Ford. See Miller. E. -till So. cll'S.I .WANTED Hundreds men-women. 1 up. TI. ;v givernmnt and ni.ii.lil- p-.H t ion. $1H0 year. Write fur MM po-iliinns now open. Franklin Institute. D-pt. -MM1 S . koehe-Mei. N. V. hirj:-l WANTED Shipping clcrli. one with rerent ep, i in shipping pa n-el post. Apply Monday morning, I'tnh Lltho. ( ., .r..i 1". O. plHce. TWO li ve fire nnd aecUlen t innuriin-c. m-n . Apply 0 a. m.. ir. E. ith South. ci trr. L. HO It E It. n-a-ly work In city. $:.r.O, H Mr. Ph-iie Hy. DWI-M. rUV.'.U Safety Razors Sharpened bl.V;LE tujfe. aoc; uouhle vlgt, 40c doir-o. i(H7,ura ii'jD-i. - Li. 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