Salt Lake Tribune | 1929-07-07 | Page 37

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7, Telephone Wasatch '590. ' Pt EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT Female Help Wanted t BO (Continu'd 82-- a from Last Page Learn to Swim , 11 SWlSyrTifer.orthilor'priV'cours, Warm Was 1742 Prof mm Moving and Storage 128 Thornton. EXPERIENCED BOCXKEEPIKG ItACHINE OPERATOR -- I EXPERIENCED psssgasagsggsssssg ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICE BUSINESS YOUR FURNITURE, Springs. PINE CHLSA ft HOUSEHOLD OOODfi SPECIAL swimming for high school girls. . get worth a lot tad desert pfjtour-- xncu Deseret gym. Call Was. 1424., deration Our storage accommedations are splendid, clean and orderly We are S3 Saleswomen Wanted PM bothered wtb rats or mica, because we do not store merchandise Our packCGSTEirAonderf seller New styte tableers arc trained men with years ot expericloth. No laundering Free samples No We are proud of our service and ence capita or e&penencejpcfded Maas Dam-as- k. AU luvuo inspection 668 Broadway. inquiries cheerfully New York answered. Feasibly our augwestlons msht help you. 84 Situations Wanted Female STORAGE. PACRTNO. SHIPPING MOVINO, M I DOLE AGED lady w uheFTiousekeepfnf Redman Fireproof Storage Co West street. 148 So for small family. Have references. Hy. 1 468 1464. Waa S696-- (osa&yW Beauty. Culture MARCEL DAKlEL5BEAUTYSECP Featuring beautiful Du art wave, 97 M. Scalp treatment, somethin new Complete beauty aids by experienced operators 4o3 Liah6av ft Trust Bldg Was 7293 BALT LAKE SCHOOL BFAUTY CULTURE Waa. Licensed school. STATE regulations 137 E. Broadway. W 758V Free marcelling AN elderly lady would like position as YIC Sr-- Ff oro pt neap, aalety. ex daily. housekeeper fooiderlr gentle mad YcTthe REAL-BERcarefulness courtesy and it. Tribune SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE city or on farm ferience, least. RESPONSIBILITY are all gUIBH Every jeaturs et Beauty Culture taught OliiU Vania any kind of work. 261 K. of the K8.Y6ER WAY 01 doing a 8o43C9 part ThompsonBldg Vtaa 7560 1st Bo lllo-Hr business Furniture shipped 10 and froi MME ANN FAULKNER.' C. C . aweciaUst in MIDDLE-AGEwoman would like LD 8- -middle-ageall parts of the world. ala. hair Untins Personal lac. distinctive KEYSER FIREPROOF STORAGE CO housekeeping Job for gentie- and confidenual attention to aU cUcnta. man who has a nice home i, Was 5723 or o723 Tribune West 2nd South. j83 Templeton bldg Was 7691 EXPERIENCED girl desire general house&tPORlFyou store your household goods, work in the vicinity of Normandie etc., get our prices; stalls. 83. automobies, 7464-11 Heights. Call Hr. sad up Peck and 83, open storage. anywhere. We charge less WANTED WORK BY THE DAY, WASH-In- c ship furniture BROADWAY WAREHOUSE and haul free or ironing. Was. 1729-- J. BARKER Services were held July 5 in Canrear Community Market Waa fttlO non ward chapel for Leslie H. Barker, GOOD cook, small hotel, ranch, cafe, camp, who died Tuesday, July 3. In a local hosstand 2 1 W In d So , rm. 8 Was 5051. The rosoperation pital following anwere ABSOLUTELY dependable young woman, banked hieti with trum and casket c,- were switchboard, cashier and filing expert- Service beautiful floral offerings. cnee. Khow some shorthand m.rki. Biuoi bid typing. wader tne directum of Bihep-hrfae-862-Geod yefcreacw-Hwere offered by The Dovey prayers Eider Philip Tadjt and Elder Willltm Papering- - . Lady wishes position housekeeper for 112 Koeller Music numbers were rendered elderly gentleman. 4. Tribune. w?pt r hans uisTT by Nelite Faldmo and Ellen Pickle, who EXPERT DICTAPHONE TYPiat WlPJIEfi mmir.i. DiaR.pf. hpiltl Wli. 7222-I Know That sang Rock of Ages and WORK EVENINGS ADD TRIP" DECGPA-TORS al 'Just for CALL the OR1GLNAL HANKS My Redeefnerivee:V'a .'' WOMAN desires position as housekeeper for guaranteed service Hy. 4539 Today. by John Bull, and A Lmk for widower Box Tribune. by Joseph Femellius, accompaestimates PAPERING, cleaning; painting, nied by Emma Schriner fitrmsham on the EadyTIu care for children afternoons, eve Helton. free. Hy. 4439-dTTffit Tiif ipeixers wrrs Bisiiop ChaTtnr CUT Hints- Rcfefuui. Wti 8107-PAINTING, papernansing. decorating and E Dovey and Elder Alma Larkin. The mornings done by experienced workmen. J cleaning was dedicated by August J TsdJe. grave LAUNDRY; curtains TSe up, work guar OULBRAN3LN. Hy turn, taeiu. C. A Mr Barker is survived by his widow. Anna Call eve Uary Eckm. Hy 7835 Call, del 431. a son. Walter, a daughBarker, Tadje COMPETFNT COOK WILL WORK WHILE M. H. GORDON Lower rates on guaran ter, Gertrude, and one grandson, DarMAID TAKES VACATION. WAS 8005-teed work. Call Hy. 5578 win; also his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W C Barker, of Mt 8lerlms. Ky 3 UP. PAPERED. TINTED, YOUNG woman wants car wont, launure ROOMS and the following brothers and aiuera. CLEANINO. 75C PER ROOM UP: PAINTand cleaner, good worker Wae 8389 Amoa D Barker of Ban Franeiacor'lk ilUe ING. WORK GUARANTEED. HY. 4213-- J. REFINED took, with girl 18? can lake full O . L. O Barker, Orace Harrison and ARMITAGE CALL FIRTH Emma Adams, all or Dayton. Ohio, and charge of refined home. Was. 8005-PAINT1NQ. mu as and ouuide; kaleomin Roland Barker of New Jeraev. besides a GIRL will work day for board and room. wails waits painted, lng. tarnishing, host of friends who mourn his loss He Call Hr. 7656-- J. M Uar washed and paper cleaning. was born in Kentucky forty-fojear rison, Hy 1997 ago PA INTI NO, paper hanging. 30c. Ask to see LEONARD Funeral service for A. E. Leon BUSINESS Hy. 3719-- J paper samples. Hy. 368-ard- will be heid Bondar at 116 p m. in msht. the Second ward chapeL The body may PAPER cleaning, wall wasmng. expr. clean--rfd- w ' be viewed between 10 a. m. and 13 30 fc 5365-H.y85a ArtTSIaleRaiynand-Mfrrate July p m. Sunday at . the family reeldence, 533 L reel. Burial Will be PAINTINO, PAPERING, CLEANING, DLC AKTI81 maien s is. picture tramti.. pic in City cemetery, under dlrcTUbnnoFhe REAS CALL FRED, HY. 56u3 ORATING; Inter-Mt. 125 HQ Main Art etc. Co., turea, Deseret mortuary. FRED A. ROELINO AND SONS -JENKINS Rem.ln. of Oil-v86 Paperhaocers paioteia decorators, paper BH AFrER-EBhalfrr. Jr. John Theodore Ek and elg., kalso Prices reaa. 64 3d ave W. 4H James Willard Jenkins, killed Friday SL fi. BLISS. WAS 28J4. an explosion at Bacchus, will be buried tats. 165 South West Temple Was 12'4 QUALITY SERVICE- at 10 a m. Sunday in the Pleasant Green ASSAY OFFICE INC., bi-kUNION JUNE. July special painting, papering Half cemetery Memorial services will be heid P O South West Temple In the Pleasant Green ward chapel at price, guaranteed Best rfs Hy 3942-COWAN Asaayer and chemist 1 p m. Sunday C kalsomm- Burial will be under diPAINTING, cleaning, papering, 4U4. Was West Temple Phone rectlon of the Deseret mortuary. lng, floor polishing 972 Ya.e, Hy 7253. tftlSMON ft NICHOLS. Assayers aadhem 43 SO UP room, Funeral services for Nets Jacob papering, pamtinaT gen NELSON is Is, 229 South West Temple. Christian Nelson will be held at 1 P m. bouse rep, roofing. W.fct23-- J at the Garfield ward chapel. unday G. A. WELLER, papering, painting, clean-in- s. 87 ishop Murdock will officiate The body Pnooe Waa62b6. 185 Q at may be viewed at the home of James Day, SUMMER special papering. 83 rm , kaL, 20 East Eighteenth avenue. Oarfield. at 89 Bedbugs 20 a m. Burial will be la the Provo painting, half price Jacobe.Hy 2550-under direction of the Deseret 2 rooms furnish cemetery, and 918, g FpaFER day. WL uSOIfSftfARANTEhD IN4HOU Call before 9 a. m. mortuary. paper. Hy 2338-ARCH M. RICK funeral services HY. 4838 CLENKENBEAHD The 823 MILTON AVE. X. fi BLISS. WAS 3 Sift lor ths body of Paul Enos Clenkenbeard, QUALITY SERVICE. Written suar. BEDBUGS, roaches, etc. 17, who died July 5. 1929, la o local aged 10 Ato Mead gve. Wag UlLSON PAINTINO Pennock,l85West Fhospital of meningitis, will be bald toPAPER CLEANING. HY. 3620-USE LOVINGERS INSECTICIDE for killinl day tfiunday) at 12 45 p. m. at ths graveBEDBUGS, ROACH DOOM for ROACHEd. side In City cemetery. Ths funeral cor319 So. West Temple 8t. W as. 2314. 113a Color tege will leave the mortuary of Joseph William Taylor, 125 North Mwtn street, for TIilSFhoto "uirie boms at 12 90 p. bl Friends art Invited to the a you. Keen Polk, 133 Regent st. W. 1684. services FRATEfi Funeral oerv ices for Frank Her 11 kind, of cabinet workl 114 Mill work. m. Mon bert Fratea will be herd More front.; ueh, doors nod acreeiu; re in ths Winder ward chapel, ins PICTURES" a nd pTcTureT rXimMUieTThi day 135 OlliC. modeling; repairing. ,enrrl morbe viewed Deaeret at the may body of line largest and most complete Filth Weat st. Waa. 7247. tuary. 36 East Seventh South street, fiun-rdaand frames m the eity Armstrong 19 39 a CARPENTEK Wet., PLA31 LRlNle. BRICK from and Monday evening W 1st Bo Wat Engberg, m. until 1 30 p. m. at ths residence. 1535 WORK, HOOP REPAIRING. HOUSE RE- 8 ARTISTIC framing, reasonable prices. D. MODELING, OEN REPAIRING. South street. Burial East Thirty-nint- h T Broun. 113 Main st. Was, 807. CHEERFULLY GIVEN. HY 723 will be in the Mill Creek cemetery . remodel-Iniwork, for Mrs Levy 115 Funeral servloes Mary Carpenter work,etc.cement Call Was. 8223 Lucinda Levy will be held at U 20 P m. plastering BARGAIN on slightly used plumbing fix In the Fourteenth ward chapel. Tuesday HRST CLASS work; estimates gt'eni I Bo. tures also repair.- -' A tody may be viewed at the Larkin cat prices. Ooodlellow. Wka. West Temple. Was. 373$. mortuary, 269 East South Temple street, Monday from 2 to I p m , Tuesday from RANGES connected $2; wau lackets elnd 91 Cement 10 to 11.30 a. m. and Tuesday prior to 12; L Jackets, 13. S. E. Morris, Hw fci?8 services at the church chapeL Burial HRST-CLAS- 3 cement work, guaranteed. 116 be In the City cemetery. wijl 5287-free. Eat. Wag reaa Prices OLSENTuneral services for Mrs. Anna FREE aatlmatea; amall lobs a specialty. pQRrite'McTiMiburbfafy blndmwMi Laura Olaen, 23, who died Thursday, will 1670 F 6 Dual Co. 221 Edison at Wi 160 3 street. Waa. B323-4 p m Sunday In the Murray be held blBTINCTIVE prlntinl, quick serv West First ward chapel. The body may 02 viewed at the family residence Sunday ern Prin'ln Co. 5, 8 W Tem W 2435 from 10 a. m. until time of services. . w CENTURY PRINTINO OO RUO CO. Not cheapeat, but ROMNEY Burial will be in the Murray City oeme-ter- y 801. Wae 836 Kdiaon printing under direction of the George beat, Oriental. Chinese, dmat. ruga. Ref. Jenkins Coop. Purn.J,Dlnwoodey, ZCML Waa. g07. mortuary, 117 EKBLAD Funeral services for Yfank 4r. SPECIALISTS on Oriental And oomaatte rug L E W ROOFS-will REP S AIRS. us Kkblad be held at 2 p. tn. Sunday Call N drat Cleaning cleaning. In the Masna ward chapeL with Bishop Glover Roofing ft Contracting Co. Dreiin Co., 265 E. 0th 8o. Hy 4661. 1352 So 9th East W. T. Harkness officiating. 7360 The body Hy Lake Salt XPERT clg.. resawing, relaying may be viewed at the family residence in Carpet Clg Co. 436 Bo. 7tb E HyJ01 10 a. m. until I 90 from Magna 117a Sunday EleanINO. colors restored, hand work p. m. Burial will be in the Wasatch Lawn Spec Orlet.tgl. STAMPS for office, school ft marking linen cease, stems removed cemetery under direction of the Deseret R laralo rugs Prank Martin, Waa 727 Balt Lake Btarap Co 43 W Bdwy W Hftl mortuary. D. T BROUN cleans and repair all k'nda FOWLES Funeral services for Paul junior Was 807 ot ruga 118 Fowlea who died Friday of burns sufVWSVSAV fered when a pot of hot coffee upset on mat it u' Ion BATTLE CreekBatha lat-clChemists 94 him, will be held at 3 30 p. m. Sunday at W 220 Boston. 891 Massage, reducing Burial will be at Nephl under Nephl. direction of the Larkin mortuary. PETERSON Lab , 222 6. W. Tem. Wak 6389 119 Lock Foods, soli, water, grain, etc . analysis. COLLINS Funeral services for Clarence W. Collins will be held I p m. Monday 97 In St. Paul's Episcopal church. 266 Ninth eo. C A. FOWLER. 63 W Dyeing Cleaning East street. The Rev. A. E Butcher will Arse CO DYElCJ officiate Friends may view the body at SnFTutlTcraANiNa 119a 26b East 9th 80 the residence. 1144 East Third South Hy 4581 - Special Men fuit .cleaned and pressed SlXElnds signs LacMrsfgnftglasif and street, from 3 p. m Sunday until Monday noon. Burial will be in Mt. OUyet cemeWe ca 81 and deliver. bronze Cbas Peterson. 20 Richards st tery under the direction of Joseph William 154 DYEING CO. RCOAL CLEANINO ft Taylor, mortician. Shoe East 2nd South Waa 680 Clothes cleaned 121 under new deodorizing process. CARD Expert Service! Low Prices! 98 fllANfii""MRS Was 410. Mr Freacrtckson Patent Attorney! iMAarTHOM sr'c?'Sfi.TT'r Wi722 Or..n,. Painting Af6R5.paiaunsr ATTRACTIVE POSITION. READ 1TERTWORD OF THIS AD. you are looking for a permanent position with a future, you will be interested in a new Hue we are about to Introduce In Salt Lake and adjoining towns. NOT SOLD IN STORES. .The work is pleasant, dignified and profitable. Every woman a prospect. 8TART BUILDINO A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN. Don t let this to introopportunity pass Be the duce this wonderful line. Cal! at oocg. Mrs Hoard, room 808, Hotel Utah. LADIES If flrt WILL ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR MIL-MA AND POWER LINERY MAKERS FRIDAY. SATURCHINE OPERATORS DAY AND MONDAY BETWEEN 10 AND 18 NOON MILLINERY CO., SLATER MKT. 2ND FLOOR OF COMMUNITY BLDG. LADY AS DISTRICT MANAOER FOR LINE. PERSONALITY AND IP YOU CAN PUT ABILITY ESSENTIAL. OTHERS TO WORK. WE HAVE A REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU. TERRITORY ORE OPEN IN UTAH, CALIF . WASH AND COLO. ADDK1&8 WYO. IDAHO, TRIBUNE. ; BOX L-- 5, HIOH-CLAS- S WANTED Matt for general 'housework. Hy. 7891-PIANO teacher will exc. lessons for day Tribune. service in home. Add. Box WOMAN to eook for family on ranch. 888 University st . 7 to 10 a. m. Waitress for lunch counter. AdTribune. woman, over 18 years old, who " tfvfek ar home with parents, for general office work, must be good at figures, able to operate typewriter; also answer phone. Reply in own handwriting, atatlnr age, Address experience, salary expected. Tribune. EXPERIENCED saleslady wanted; one who can also do alterations, Apply 10 a. m., Louise Shop, 233 Mam it. -EXPERIENCED cook for family in canyon. Woman with child accepted. Call Hy. 8412. 4$ So. 12th East. TEACHERfi wanted. Yergensen Teachers Agcy 807-- 8 Deseret Bk. bldg Was. 4229. COMPETENT girl for general housework? over 25 years, who understands cooking 24 L st. Was. 5404. TJROLNT need for teachers, every subject, every grade. Northwestern Teachers Agency, 210 Templeton Bldg. HlELP wanted insalesdepartment.-- Good pay and steady work. 812 McIntyre. Teachers ' wanted for several rural schools, at once. Come today to investigate. Continental Teachers Agency, SI Brooks Arcade, Salt Lake City, Utah. ilARCELLERS and permanent wavers want ed In and out of the city. Apply Paris Hair company, 42 East 4th South. Middle-age- d WANTED woman for house keeper, to care for widower's home One fromthe country preferred. Was. 8736-WE have a few openings for salesladies. If you are anxious for financial and educational advancement, we can help you. Former experience unnecessary, we teach and tram you without expense to you. Apply to 410 McIntyre bldg., or phone WANTED dress YOUNO Was. 8592. WANTED Schoolgijl for housework, part time. Phone mornings, Hy. 6206. EXPERIENCED fountain girl; also table and salad glrL Apply 502 E 3rd South. EXPERIENCED presser wanted. Inex perienced need not gpply. Scheiler Bros.. ,171 East Broadway. i. 8EBVICE Assayers Attorneys Exterminated Photographs in Plumbing and Heating Work Printers and Binders it Carpet, Bng Cleaning - Rubber Stamps Sanitariums v Signs EXPR salesladies and district manager. Apply Sunday, room I, St. Albans hotel. 1 PAY women 81 23 hourly to show neweet dresses to friends. Many earn 0 weekly spare time. No experience needed. Oorgeou style equipment FREE. FREE sample (tresses every mom hi Har-for- d Frocks. Market,Jndlanapqiis. WANTED An experienced waitress. Call 3t Fjn 4 sajuth. f PERMANENT housekeeper for Wiaorer, middle-seeunincumbered widow. (AdTribune--. dress GIRL, 12 or 14. who wants good home. after small boy 701 So 7th East 6UNG girl to assist with housework. Go home nights 26 E st GOOD girl lor general housework, splendid home to right party 1589 13th East XxCELLE.ST opportunity for I refined ladies who can devots 20 hrs, week demonstrators. Good pay and chance to qualify for permanent position. Apply TU Vtclotyre bldg after 10 a. m. COMPETENT girl for general housework and plain cooking. Good home and all electrical appliances. Phone Hy 6776. EXPERIENCED girl over 20, for "general housework Hy 1100. from 9 to 12 only. OIRL for housework. 8.eep home. 447 E. First South. GOOD girl for general housework and cook-i- n 50 So 3rd East OIRL for bemsUlchinr and seneral xeuing wanted at once Address Tnbun. GIRL to assist with housework, sood home. Hy 4246 644 So 8th Fan fAKE short-han- d, special summer raleT 959 KeniHngton ave 1 WAITRESS LB. VtYO $16 civil r A M,in HUDSON BA? FUR CQ OOZY Pur Shop Wo atoro, tin, nd romdL 46 E. Bdw,.. bale 524 101 Fluff Bags BUOWliL ru.fc old c.rpet., ,tc. Bolt Lx, 1346 Bo. S Hr. MfK. Co- - n.o rtt Br.uului tarlM. W. 6607. In t. S26 Was. 2809 CORNB ox callouses Phone for apt. 2L Mclntyra Ruf FluII 2300 workman-ship- E.U T tru. 88 Bo. Main , . removed without pain. Was. $561 appointments Hat Cleaning SUMMERTiiu'ouTwefaStjr. blocked. Chris the Hatter, f 105 cla.nedkirJ 170 So Btste. House Cleaning U1 ABTrdCsECLEANINO CO. WAS 7ML Expert work, cleaning, painting, floor polishing. tsisomining. etc. 100 Ness Bidt. NATIONAL HOUBE CLEANING CO Was 1259 Esublislrfd 1893. 106 Keys Fitted Olen ft Royal Novelty, 122 Regent Bt LAWNMOWkRB SHARPENED 585 Was Tenme Rackets 82 to 18 zb 107 Lawn Mowers Bharpened PHONE WaaTessoT 3rd Smith. cTiTowIarTirvfeit sharpen and repa.r lawn mowers Cai 1966 Bo lltb and deliver Hr 3111 ELEC, appliances repaired, keys made, filer Ung Plumbing Supply. 2508o St. W 037 Wfc I Laundries 108 sArrrAKrwHiTuiuNf Whitest wet wash Was !3?fc 108a Sample lessons free. Write Frankl'n Institute,, Dept. immediately 564-Rochester. N Y Lighting JPixtnrss SOLDbTlSdeir B roaT 361Tdwy? Low e it prices consistent with quality Was 364 1 82 LZarT Dancing Schools Woohward A 24 So danc, ai MU2 Private tmon. (ic. II Main JACKSONS. 16 Eart No lem Ballet up crobetle Bealnn.ra eleaa loa trot ant waiu. IhuiE. I . m. CUM or prj. rnevr lo 111 Moving and Storage CALL iTaDI.Ty TRAN 6FER b BTORAGE CO Expenenced. courteous men who solve Was 1171 or 1798 your moving problems PICKFRINO TRANSPPR CoTW 61, h.nUh.h .d . Iw., mch . turn.. ,fr TRANSFER CO . motor vans perienced men. - Waa, 1895s By. 4494-ft M Hy. 1203-- J. LAKE SHIRT SHOP. 408 HOME for old people, nurse's references. Caii Was. 7135-- Bid. ps car; best of has Doctor william aNdersonblda. Bank moved tmftua bis office from Deseret- Thompson bllg room 402. ARTHUR LOWS, formerly of the Wolf Tall orms Co. for the past 9 years, has moved to his own tailonnc offices at 6u3 Scott bldg. Clothes made to order, alterations, Work guaranteed. cleanlnt- pressing. Was 54h9. Home prooiem fotum KS BALDWIN eue-Cupid s counsellor ne s wonn-riu- l apta No. L lions. 433 & 2nd 8o., Ruby I f w as. 3079. No. Main Apt. 3. MRS. ERICKSON.-15ANALXSaW, SCIENllr iC CHARAC1EH advice in business and domestic problems. PROF. MATHEW KELLY. 475 b. lh bast art you worried 7 29 years' experience In health business and social adne 51 i scientific human analysis. railroad ticket to Den FOR SALE One-wa- y ver, eneap. Call Hy. 2406-A Massage and Bath 126a REzjTxATIOf Vk.lk.t, 29 E 4th So. VT 604 10-- 6 Br BATH. MASSAOE. Ki HrS.16-9- . Electric tre.tmn U. Ml. JCMcn, 22,17 Atl joJ ne.ltn W .dv'.ce, riiS uid manlpul.uon, 6G58 253 Bo. 2nd BA 17 yr East. exp MASSAOE. (tlmulaUnk. ilcohol Oath, elect ticaia Rm 236. 64 Bo Mwn.Mivo LaMar, massageTaime. MAGNETIC room 2i)4 to 208, 64Bo.Maiu. . osaaaase Get a real maaaaa. SWEDISH Rote Baker, rm. 228. 26 Bo. State. 126b Osteopathic Physicians references YOU gown while earning yourpersonal correspon&nce and letter writing of diUicult matters and and disStrictly confidential Box problems. 2 cretion guaranteed. Write Idea. 2079 Waa. Tribune, or READ-1NC- L DRAMATIC inatructlon la Private t siurt made to order, repaired fit guar. JjFHoI2T,'r?Hn7 rep , antiques icnewed Williams Furn Oo., 759 E. 4ih So Hy 820 104 wnlendTiP SAX Furniture Repairing 103 PER30NALS 126 102 Foot Specialists TSTTEOSas H WI8M ElL ORADUATK Chiropodist Brewer Co- - 125 Main. 8 LC. Waa I ANNOUNCEMENTS fu. . W. foi ceihngs R. B. clo. de, 7167 dtaltn asd 22 Weather Strips 125b tnaoc, with lour tunf from UTAH 8 GLDFST KlR FTGF.E Cle.nmt n0 rcmodflioi Wh, UK, 109 Mattress Hepalnug before n olock Cvll H MXiTLsSESrern a deTTurn upholstered Salt Lake Mattress Mfa. Co.. W 329 Schools for Women OLD MAlTREbfiUi made new and te eov ARlTwANTED Q! rliomrnTICfini cred Feather beds and pillows remage I day serv NEW LIFE MAT CO w 7il making Earn 835 00 week up. Laro 6lRL for general housework, ,61 SO u color, size or quantity; highest grade materials and lowest prices tn west. Call Waa 7995 848 flfxtc for quotations Fors and Furriers rSAW.. RELIABILITY! 99 8:r 125a Window Shades Sanders window shades. Let. Industrial dms L. invesusation detc, serv Confidence never violated 401 Bk W 8928 208 Eccits Bid Osden. Oont f WFEK. Waitress. Nevada, ns week. WOMAN. PASTRY COOK. CITY ACT . 2 E 1ST BAIT LKE Repairing or'REPtrsHo?r7Tr3TX Detectives Bu avenue. it and East 9th South. for Salt Lake with the fastest selling necessity ever offered. This Is no hokum. Make per day In oil hours 410 Ness bldg WOMAN to learn business, ambitlojs. well educated. Permanent, with opportunity to advance. One free to travel given Write for personal Interview. greference. Tribune. WANTED-Olrl to answer telephone; short hours, small wages. L-- Tribune, GIRL for office, who esn typewrite. Apply 3l2 Fel8 bldg , Monday, I to 11 a, m. OIRlTR general --houseworks no washing, good pi r. Apply after 10 a. rm 765 rd ij.t Work Safe and ex UMAPOlXoSTTKiriaville rPhone Waa. 797E room ill 126c graduate. Pelt Bida Medical LEADfNGTciailst. acute, chronic of mea Dr, Grilflth. 1I61 Main 127 Dressmaking W 5jH Tailoring ParucuTaTlpeopla out BADll Al5 WIN customers guar to please; reaa. 43J East 2nd So . Ruby apts . No 1 Waa 307 9 DRESS REMOi, FLING PLAIN SEWING, Oozy Fuj Shop, 45 E. Bdwy Was 717. MRS. CHRISTENSEN will do sewing la bet home or yours hy 7824-DRESSMAKING. "ail. k nds. expert sewms, rates reasonable. 1017 1st ave Hy, 7597 MISS V RCSHTON. dressmaking and 9393-- or THANKS P.IIbc.rf n win to of tbo W men', Bnnt ft Mod-.tlo- a. at which Miu Co.d i.ibr. wbU (TofHlto m-vlc- es wUL' to under WHAT TO TAKE Resorts, Camps, Hotfls Travel Opportunties D LOS ANGELES, $17.53 UTAH S FAST GROWING RESORT. BAKD CONCERT West S Temple. A Main Sk 123 209 sate admission No - COOL OFF AT CAMP ALT A fl On Ocdeo. 2itb A K.ImL Head of Ameiksu Fork canyoif. It Is only br aod rod. from ,n hour ndCUT ti.ll, Clean cabin,. Hccllrnt Bait Lk rood, horwback trip, Mt Timp.no o, and Call Timpanoio r.v,. Moderate price Don HUU. Belt Lake reprevntatire. at Balt Lak. Tran. port. non Co. 4m 60 Or call Reed W W.rmck, manner. American Pork. 601-P- Tel Waa Tl . WALKERS BEAUTY PARLOR 1366 1367. Waa. Phon, 111.) WktKrrt 9 . ' EEMITAGS OGDEN CANYON NATIONALLY KNOWN Famous for trout and chicken dinnerw Ideal place to spend holidays week ends and vacations Bus line from Ogden depots. So. Fifth East. URICH BUS STATION MIX IT WITH WHAT YOlf VE OOT It II outl ' PACKAOE DELICATESSEN CO Rome of the world a food products EVkur THING FOR THE PICNIO LUNCH OPEN ALL NIOHT 77 E 2nd So. 176 South State AWNINGS, auto and umbrella tent camp equipment, all kinds of canvas goods. SMITH ft ADAMS. Ul Kdtson street. FOR 8PFEDY SERVICE, CALL HY. 1431, HARVARD DRUG. FISHING tackle, hand-mad- e bamboo rods, high grades reasonably priced automatic 144 E BROADWAY DAILY RVUtYWHERt IN SERVICE Bt 8SLS. BEAUTIFUL LOS ANGELES, $17.53 PORTLAND, $22.53 ST. ANTHONY, IDA. $3.C3 Comparative low fares to all parts of Butte Dillon, Mont i Soda Springs and Montpelier. Idaho. TRAVEL by MOTOR COACH. UNION BUS STATION. Waa. 8331. 144 B. Broadway, Salt Lake reelaetcKnuosen TAKE A TUB 571 PARK$9 HOTEL. to west Entrance Yelioastone Park. SALT LAKES NEWEST HOTEL UTAH ROOF GARDEN Dinner period each night beginning at Special music by string trio Dancing each msht exoept Sunday, 9 to 12. Splendid new dance floor. Select orchestra FISH .HAVEN on BEAR LAKE. An Ideal spot with aood efftin accommodations. Dancing, fiahinc. swimming, etc Cool. A haven for the kiddies. Reasonable Writs Stock Bros Resort Fish rate' Haven. Idaho. fur reservations. SARATOGA SPRINGS nr ah lake MAUTma hbort ojfLam. indoor and Warm vattr balhm. outdoor pools Featuring delicious chicken dinners. I acres of shade and lawn. Bowery With tables and chaira tor ptetac, Dwccmg every Friday night to Johnny Roasela Of L Taylor, Mar. chestra Supreme WAUNITA'HOT RADIUM SPRINGS, COLORADO Dancing, golf, swimming, riding horses, tennis, other amuatmeuts. Reasonable rates. Good food. Fine roads. ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST AND FOUND branded giriir quarter circle K bar on right hip. Finder Saitair please notify WlUiam Inman Reward. with told Eady S Swiss gold wrist watchT Re on back. Was. 8023 bracelet. F w ard. or fetura 370 W. 3nd 8o., Apt. 3 A 4th7ietween on khakl tent, July Eosf and mouth of Provo canyon. M. Heber J. Bishop, 360 West 48th So., Murray, Utah. Reward Stolen Friday, containing AUTOMOBILE Property catalogue case sud loose books. Finder of of American Radiator Co. books will be rewarded. Hr. 35Q4-disBunch o downtown lost tiYS Please callkeys,Hr 7536 trict. DOGS 2 female police, light and dark Return to 422 So. lit West. Reward. Was. 9340-- t la tan ease lost. CLASSES CaU Was. 1654 Monday OOLD WAR ME&AL. lost, name 'Myron C. Cline" on back. Rwd. 173 Canyon Road. SoY 8 dark coat lost between 14th South and Oem theater. Salt Lake; seminary pin on breast bocket. Initials A. F. E. State !3&So Wm. Mr. 662 A good used ear will take you anywhere you want to go and the money you save on the purchase will pay for many miles of travel U you buy from BOTTERILLS Splendid stock to choose from. Different models, large, small, priced from 195 up ELY, RUTH. M'OILL KIMBERLY, RE No. LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO and Way Points. Denver and prim I pal eastern cities. Pocatello. Twin Falls. Boise, Portland and Sea l tie 7495. 102 W. 3RD S. ' TRAVEL INTERMOUNTAIN STAGES Fully insured, feet eervtee, eheay rate Denver and all point east, daily service 9 a. m. New Windsor Hotel. 225 So, Main. Phone Was. 320. STAGE leaves Cullen hotel BRIQHTON 39 a. m. Leaves Brighton wk days daily 3 9 m.i Bun. and holidays 4 p. m. Doug-Ja- a PLEASURE INSURANCE You'll feel happier and safer while traveling if you're Insured. Do you know that II protect your Ilf tor 810,009 for on year acainst travel The Tribune travel acciaccident dent policy also five 939 pet week for travel total disability at a result of accident.-- . inquire At - The XiJbuo9 office. AIRMAIL TOTALS 168. 7363-- 'WaetUi-U- 1 OP 8500 PER CENT desires transportation to WiU shars expense. Hr. . . ' or smalf boys desires 'chanee to travel to Burley. Idaho. Was. 6533. HAVE room for' 1 passsnssv going to & Jersey. Hjr 6J40-DRIVING tDenver, take one passenger; leave Mon or Tuea. Hy 6924-StAN with 8 WASHINGTON W). The uae of airmail ha Increased 8500 per cent tlnce th) first mall waa carried by air between Washington and New York, 11 yeara ago. Only T1,000 pound of mall were carried by atr the first year, but thla B Transportation year, the American Air Transport BEK WOKLD'S LARGEST aMoclatlon estimate, more than . COPPER WINE. pounda will be carried and on om. plane on the existing 23 route j of Bln,hm Bun Lmn Co. offer, forlebl. buMM from Tam, rerr I in. t he country are expected to fir more m. Depot 107 E.,t Ind P. W until II 1065 car, for rant at than 13,000,000 mile. A monthly aV' BpmIu anr ttma . erage of 550.000 pounds was earned the first half of thla year. GO BY STREET CAR Half of the monthly mall plane to and from the depots. No parking, traffic flying total of 1,000,000 mile Is beor theft - worries. Hal a dependabls ing done at night over lighted airway. On the approximately 30,000 miles of airways maintained and RENT A CAR equipped by the department of com' for that trip pay by ths mile. HEftTZ DRIVUHfcF.LF SYSTEM. merce there are 383 lighted lnterme 40 So W Temple 133 So State fit dlate fields located between terminal TO HAWAII. ALASKA. UTAH eervlce available points, with consult American Express Co 84 West 2nd So Was 360 Carry AMERICAN should pilots have to land. Nine hundred and twenty-tw- o CHECKS re TRAVELERS' KXPRFS SPENDABLE EVERYWHERE, volving beacons and 604 blinking lights flash at night along the llghte routes, which make up more than half the airway total. . iltbt-MMi- FARKS-any-wh- ere. ur b, Suggestions to Autoists THE FIRST ESSENTIALS , Aulot Replace Cycle $ With Chicago Police , To make the pleasure of your trio comCHICAGO Wl.The motorcycle plete, use the New Vico motor, oil and gasoline the tost oil atrd gas and sidecar are te be replaced by Utfttnadt money can buy Look for Vico Chicago police with small motor cars your that Utah-made gaaolute signs at servioe and ths luiermountam equipped with radio receiving sets. motions throughout The automobiles will be painted country, yellow to be more easily identified. TO ENJOY YOUR VACATION TOUR BRAKES MUST BE RIGHT! 477 SO MAIN SECURITY BRAKES. SERVICE that Serves u Have your battery and electrical system rheckel by ex WASATCH BATTERY CO.. iNC.. E 4th 8o Wat. 2748. The receiving sets will relay orders from a central station to patrolmen. William F. Russell, commissioner of police, said experiments had shown the motor car better adapted to police work. DISTRICT COURT OF TH United States for th district of Utah. la the matter of Kdmonto R. Shaw voluntary bankrupt In bankruptcy No. 11134. To the. creditor of Edmond R. Shaw of SaltLake City. County of Salt 4 k and Vetttor conditions, July ft 1929. dUtict aforesaid, a bankrupt; fn estehsivs low preoaur are fiver the Notice la hereby given that on the 77th southwest and central states has produced traces of rats In New Mexico, WAxhiofton April. A D. 1929. the said ftdtnond iw was duly adjudicated bankrupt: and Montana, and heavy rains tn Aha north and that 'the fir at meeting of blW creditors central states.. Minneapolis reported 114 of rain for the past 13 hbfira. will to held at the office of the uaderxisned Inch referee tn bankruptcy 424 Bcasoa build. ng. Comparative data at Balt Lato City: Salt La& City. Utah, on the 9th day of SepDegrees. 8S Highest temperature today tember, 1919. at 10 10 o'clocl which time the said creditors may attend Highest In this month sino 1974.,..-- . 103 exLowest a last maht trustee, prove their claims appoint Lowest tills month sine 2974. i. amine the bankrupt, and trinsact-tur- h other business as may properly come before Mean for today L id meeting. Normal J. T. MCf)NNELL, Inches. Referee in Bankruptcy. Total precinitatlon for the twehty-fou- r Salt Lake City. Utah July 3. 1929. hours rndtne at 9 p. ra Total lor this month to date. . . Accumulated deficiency (pr this month to date , , Total a. rwe October 1 to date ...13 91 Accumulated excess since October I... .03 fiuu rises at 8.93 and ct at 6 02, July 19:9. T4KEN YFB- rvjwR7MTfrk, DC TH Weather VISISIIIIIIIIIIUIIIISII "rt Classified Advertising fMTIY V I ,,.! I price of I) .... Mi DAI Gar prlet of 76 39 time eoneecuuvs. 93 79 each 97 6ft fin contract, each month, contract, 93 40 mb tin PHONE WASATCH - I-- 33 of Toolocal hospital of complications aft oparauoo. fiu had been, ul live oars. fin wae. bora la Clover. Tooele pounty. April XU 199ft sad had lived la Tooeie since. aurvhrtnt ore tho hushsnd, dvto L. Bern- -. mervilie, a daughter, Poe Large Sommer- viiie. od TiniFr, TUUKiruriDavis, brother, John Davis ail of Tooele. The body has toea to Tooeio pe&d-ta- a iuaerai arrafireawms ftommervUlo at a eveaiiu IoUowua t- - Mary Lucinda Levy Mrs. Mary Lucinda Levy 8ft of 1314 Ro- berta street died at the family residence Saturday. She had been suffering wita liver trouble for tome time, tt wm reported. She wm bora at Fountam Oreen January I, 184, the daughter of Noihoa and Pamelia Hardy Kemptoa. Mrs. Levy was a member of the L, D. fi. ehureh Relief sod the ciety, Daughters of th Pioneers ladies auxiliary of the O. A. R. fiurvlvint are the following brother and titers: Cnarlea Kemptoa of CaUforaio. Mrs. P. R Sullivan of Midvale, Mrs. Eugene Forrest of Wendell Idaho, and Mra. W. H. Mcldrum of Tononah, Nev ; also two daurh-ter- a, Mrs. Rhea Cunningham and Mrs. Mil-t- ie Nieiaoo of Salt Lakft a&d thrao grand-ehlldre-a, . Frank Herbert Fralet Frank Herbert Fra tee, 4ft of 1828 East South street died ta a local hospital Friday of influent. He wm born In Fork City, September ft 1681, and lived In Sait Lak some ume. Surviviu are hie widoq, Mrs. Hotel North Ft tea; twe sons. Meade end Jock Fratee: a dauebter, Lloyd Fratea; three sisters Mrs. Dea Anderson. Mrs. R. M Brighton end Mrs. W. F. Brighton, and hie father, Jra&k Prates. per per per per lift Ilea lise Uae tin per me per mo- S90 Opes Belly Cam 19 at plrbft Until 19 at NUfift Baft and bow aiiziixixisiiiiixixiiiM V6, dlS C to hom.,- - ., ,t her Bauth Fourth Bh wh ban iirr.l,J.nu.rr tn Chrleuanva. Sweden. IE 10)4, nS h.d rMitos In B.lt Lu, 41 towr Bur. n; itvim tor r. her bufebuth, Hofcun John-toMD, Irrtn So tuuw; dindtf-!n- . Uw. Mr., Cut Sabuaa. nd Inru rns-etuldr- Et George Bpecial to The Tribune, Snots W. Snow, Sr. 73, CASTIJt BALE-Oeor- to died July 4 et his boms In Castle Dale from an Injury sustained while working la hi blacksmith shop. Mr, finow was boro la Monti. March 1ft 168, and married Hannah Ware, April 33. 1879. The Snow came CMtie to valley In 1882, where Mr. Snow has been a blacksmith ever sines, Rls first wife died In 2913 and he married Anna R. Anderson In 1924. Mr. Snow wm na eUfor in the church of Jean Christ of Latter-Da- y - -Saints 6ndWM a'fways good ottmta. Mr. Snow Is survtvsd by hi widow, Ann Snow, and the following children' Oeorte W. Snow Jr. KrL and Alice Childs, of Orangeville; Samuel W . of StandardviU; Clifford R., of New Arnold, of Caatkgat York City; Clinton N.i and Unice Hoy, of KoUapp. Lylae Larsen o! Castle Dal, and Erma Snow of Salt Lake Oily He I also survived by the following Clarence P. Anderson, Leg Anderson and Ha is survived by 49 grandAva Draper. Fu- children and two nerai services will to held at 3 o'clock Sun InIn house. the meeting Orangeville day terment will to made la th Orangeville cemetery. Maria G. Jenson . 4 ' ' Special to Th Tribune, Funeral orNNIsow. wert held hich Friday afternoon in th Mayfield echooL under the direceioa of Bishop Han C U. Bosk, for Mix. Myna Orecrrson Jenson who died Wednesday from heart fail ure and other com plication at her home In Mayfield. Supplications were ffertd yrum fiy Peter Jensen and Ray D, Larson. Olaen Hyrum Chrisunsen J. N, Chriatian-oe- n and Bishop Hens O, H. Bogh euiofiaed tho Ills of Mrs. Jenson, Th must was furnished by the Mayfield choir, under Inthe direction of Joseph phristianeeft. terment wm In th Mayfield eemeMry, Mrs. Maria Orrgerson Jenson wm bora September 13. 1810, In Denmark. In 1976 she cam n. with tor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Greger-soto America, coming directly to May-fie- ld and residing there permanently since. 1666 she was married to Christian Jaa-eoIn who passed away five years ago. U he is survived by two sons, Melvin and Ivin Jenson and MX daughters Mr. Sadis Whitlock Mrs, Myrtle Amlofft Mrs. John Campbell. Mra John M ussier and the Mtee Hascl and LueiUe Jensou all of Mayfield. Twenty grandchildren and two brothers. Niels OregersoQ and Lewis Oregerson ail of Mayfield, are also survivors. Laura Jane D earing BpmI.I to Th Trtbun. , HFKINOVIILK. FunrI Hnieto fto 5mm Po.rlii,. II Month. .i4 (lfturrur I.ur. of Rot and lirnl, H Dt.rint. who di.d Tur.d.T from Dm ffU of lr which to. tw.ltow.d th, do tofor., wer told lit Frlrtcr. with 8. th, Bcond ward ch.0,1 E Dalton In Th, to,ltr won 3. Frank Briiwhurst of th. it.k .rMltoner, and D.n C. Hunter of Froro. Inttnoant omtittr- - Th child WM In tto U itimnd br tho pcnul. four outer, and five brothera. chr,. ETrrl Joseph F. Jorgensen Bpecial to Th Triton. ,, F. Jorrrnton. Park, dud at th iarnllv mident home Saturdar. Mr. Joreetuen. a ton of Carl C. Jorgensen and Amelia wm born August 3. 1880. Ho is survived by bis widow. Mr. Maria Maurasea Jorgensen, and th folkwing children: Ernest, tonna. Edna and Pearl brother and Jorgensen. aU of Hyde Park, Enos Jorgenalters. Charles. Alma and sen. Treasure ton. Idaho: Nephl Jorgensen. SmlUuield Mrs. Fred Jensen. Hyde Park. L004K. Jocph of Hrd Nina Olive Dixon Special to Tho Tribune. OCDEN. Mn Nina Olive pixon. wife of Dwight Dixon 3485 Adams avenue, (tied In Saturday after a two weeks illness. addition to tor husband h la survived by the following children: EloUe. Gordoi and Donald Dixon: tor mother. Mr. C P. and five brothKltngman, Cav'non. Okl.; ers and sisters, Mrs. T. WlUts Prttft Mies Ella Mm Klinsman MUs Heien KUngman, Miss Margaret Klincmaa and Leo Kima-ma- n- Funeral services wiH be held at tto residence, 104 First avenue, at 6 P. m fiunda. Toe body tray to viewed at lb bom prior to the services Interment will to la Midvale city cemetery under tho direction of tto G. L Goff .... Boih Cheyeun . Chicago Denver . . Grifd June Helena . , Kan City Lender . . mortuary. Los Anaelcg M nneapolx Modena. .. Need.es . . New York . Omaha . , Phoenix. Pocatello . Prtlnd, Or. Pueblo .. Reno . ... fit Louis ., j There is just one place where those going In and those going out of business can meet to mutual advantage, and that place Is The Tribune Want Columns, Mn. Ingrid Johnson Mr In, MS Sehnton. muni. 8.iurd.7 nfelit fipeelal to Tbs Tribunft MIDVALE. Oust fieri, ft too of Ur and the Mrs George Saris of Midvale (tied at Unfollowing a family residence Friday He was born in Midvale, erring Illness. 1924. He ta survived by ha December 10, Bt.tloul RATES tfr Beatrice bavi ele, died Friday t s. Gust Saris Tribune Ads Cost Less Per Inquiry " Beach 34090 Readers fox Penny a NBA Y ht 4 BA a BealriceDo-Sommertille- CooS. W. 5U South. Travel Insurance YOUNO man Boise. Idaho. . Cm. Win, UuiuM Thirty-nlm- h UNION BUS STATION 144 Edit Bdwtr.. Blt Lakt. ,231. WAS. CtE MIm L. L.' and Mn. Bo "Vacation Can D UNION STAGE LINES, INC 8 o'clock. 130 J. Two busses daily town. v,:Hj508 tlfd b, FU Tumor. Waa. 1664-- UTAH fftLOWSW AHBASSADCR coolest spot In Delightfully different, Located in a four-acr- e park in the heart of the city WeCome dine on the terrace in our garden. cater to special parties, bridge luncheons, ctfr a, OF MINOX. MeTior eeiion F1KST AVE. DKUli. Ivr and .unburn 3985 W'as Sfl SILVER KING FIZZ Fn 146 w . TO 51AKI YOUR TRIP COMPLETE, Take a Case of - UPPER FALLS RESORT TO EMITS OF UTAH TH heg ttf ni proo eanyon midway of Alpine route. Center locailpn for fishing. TROUT AND CHICKLN DllvNERS. Board and roomr 83 day, 115 week. 9$F mo. Tent collates (or rent. Ideal campL. L. Bus line to resort ing ground Donnan. Prop. irmn, lUlfttlvto at Miu-Coftwho earn from Lo. anwlM lot tho t h , tal. hr be, mother, En. MiM toother, Jobw Coed, on, WEST! wave 15 LXPftKIENCKD OPERATORS, "REGULAR 8ip tWAVE,"WOW 7 50' After awimmlbs. hiking motoring, campAlso Inquire about ing, always groomed the neceaasry cosmetics to protect your akm during the summer months WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Mus'c by BREINHoLT B COLUMBIANS. VERDI LOWflST PRICKS IN TH , th. .uoci.Uoo Peerless camp ttola, 39c, Pserkss fold-tn- s cota. 93 49; 0 S army folding Three times dally i 8 30 a m., 1 30 a m., coia, camp steel camp chaira 9139. auto 36 a n . straight through to Las Vega. tents, 1195; $7 86 81935 umbrella Anteles ail coast cities, three times steel lussaeeup.earners. 90ctents,Many i up her daily 9 90 a. an . 8 p m , iO 30 p m. Cheyalso full lint of FISHING TACKLE enne Denver. Kansas City. Chtcsse, aU the bargains, AT LOUL8T PRICES east. Protection of world s greatest motor WOLFES, 324 STATE STREET. ttsse S'stfua. every milt (her low tares LAS VEGAS. 9U 95: DENVER. 815 KAN848 FULLY ENJOY YOUN TRIP I Be at ease and enjoy OUR permintBI CITY. $27 50i ST. LOUIS. 832 38, CHICAGO. Enjoy our inland surf A delightful, tillered plunse. DANCINQ u Shopping Suggestions CAMP GOODS SPEKiT THE'I) AY Francisco, Calif , wish to express their thanks to all who to kindly helped In any Reward. Murray 338-way to comfort the family of Leslie H. Barker during his late illness and death. DISTRICT COURT OF TH and especially Bishop Charles E. Davey W TH United States for the dteirtct of Utah and Larkin undertakers, also Mrs NelUs Notice on petition for discharge In bankColeman. AMOS D BARKER B Reid, ruptcy trr the matter of James11068. In bankruptcy No. a bankrupt FUNERAL DIRECTORS Notice is hereby given the! James B. 0 V) IXJNN ELL ft CO. unoertaarn and Reid, of Salt Lake City, Utah, has Hied his embalmers 82 Bo 4th East Was C46I petition on the 15th day of May, 1929. prayfrom all his debts tn UTAH'S ing for a discharge Joseph WILLIAM TAYLOR, bankruptcy. AU creditors and other per LEADING MORTICIAN, 125 NO Milo interested are ordered to attend at the sons KeIL O DONNELL, funeral director. em hearing upon said petition before the btimer - Was 408 mort 173 E let So United Slate district judge, in the United Statee court room In the Federal building. rNTERMOUNT AIN Mortusrv Co- - Wm f Salt Lake City, Ulan, oo the 13th day of Erickson, 1446 State. Hy. 88. afternoon August. 1929, at 2 o'clock tn the thereof, and then and there ehow cause. FLORISTS If any they have, why the prayer of the By gennot be granted YLOWERiT petitioner ofshould court it la further ordered the eral rule ELL WON MILLERS this applicacreditor E. any E. that 10 Bo. Tfmplc 50 opposing tion shall enter hi appearance and file 1110 W, 2710 Du Broad. specification tn writing in opposition there So! Main. V7. ERFE8T LAkrtoURNE. underasitned referee, in the the with to, 2518. Balt Laket olden ft leading florist manner and at the uai as provided la No. 33. order general 130 LOST AND FOUND J. T. M CONNELL, Referee In Bankruptcy, Balt Lake City, CAMERA Moving picture, Utah. and German Zeiss field glesa. both eon Dated Salt Lake City Utah. July ft 1929. tanned An. leathes cover With strap at. I ached. Finder leavg at Commissioner COURT DISTRICT Burtons office pubU safety bldg and IN TH OF TH receive reward. United States for the district of Utah. PURSE Lost Wed. on 2nd feast between ftb Notice on petition for dmcharge in bankand 6th So containing money and glasses ruptcy Ina the matter of Jamee Peter bankrupt. la bankruptcy No Keep money, piease return giaases and Kakunes, 11141. 217 Stanley place. purse Was. 2479-1 hereby given that Jamee Peter Notice PURSKLady'a tan leath Kakunes of Salt Lake City. Utah has containing 2 stiver dollars, 2 checks, I en filed bis petition on the let toy of June, amel compact of perional value, valued as 19-- 9, for a diecharge from all htg ft. etc., lost on Highland drive between debts praying All creditors and in bankruptcy. sheer a Ians and So. Temple. Liberal interested are ordered to atother persons 6U40-J. Was. 66 or Was. tend at the hearing upon said petition beSTOLEN, July 5, from parked car near fore the United statee district judge, in Outhrie station, on pair 18 Tower bt the United States court room tn ths Fednocular field glasses with case, almost eral building. Salt Lake City Utah, on new, slight signs of wear on rim around the lltb day of August. 1929, at 3 o'clock large lens, adjustlble eye platea. sise at tn the afternoon thereof, and then and glasses about 11 or 13 inches long. 919 there show cause If any they have why reward for information leading to reoovry, the prayer of the petitioner should net be J. N Erickson 988 3rd ave. By general rule of the court It Is framed. ordered that any creditor opposing SWEATER Man's navy blue, lost bet. N Temple wnd Jnd No on 5th W. Re- - this application shall enter his appearance in writing in oppoand file specifications 8974-Waa N. ward. 530W2nd sition thereto, with the undersigned refDOG Male Spits pup, white with tan ears, eree, in the manner and at the 5m as , ardL Rew naret Tlny. Hy. 418 No 33 provided In general order J T. M CONNELL DOO Lost. Boston bulL gray, with collar Salt Lake City, on; about 10 mos. old. Rcwd. Hy 46liy: Referee In Bankruptcy Utah. EADY S wrist watch, eng. "Norms, lost at Dated. Salt Lake City Utah July ft 1929. jLaoon Rewd Phone 3067-- J. Ogden. MAN GLASSES. sheU rim. lo black ossa. COURT DISTRICT OF TH IN TH Wed Was. lito-R- . Reward. United Statee for the district of Utah FURSE Red, containing glasses etc . lost Notice on petition for disc na rse in bauk-rupt7300-4 Was. oo Btato July highway. In ths matter of Glen A. McMullm Reward. a bankrupt in bankruptcy No lilftf. G. D . chain ATCH. Elgin, gold, initials Notice Is hereby given thet Glen A. Me and knife, lost near northweM entranoe Mullln- - of Sandy, Utah, has filed his petiliberty park. Rea ard. Call Hy. 601 tion owthe 20th day of June 1929. prayGLABSFB Horn rimmed. In gray case.Tost ing for g discharge ffom all his debts in All creditors and other peron 17;h South and 9vh East. Phone Hr bankruptcy sons Interested are ordered to attend at the 46 Reward. upon a,d petition before, the ErooCH Platinum with small diamond? hearing United State district judge, tn the United lost July 3 in Sugarhouse bus district. Statee court room in the Federal building. H.1416-W- . Liberal rwd ItilJS'.railord Sait Lake City, Utah, on the Uth day of 6UXTCA3E Black, containing blue suit o! August. 1929. at 2 o clock in the atemoon clothes lost tot Psntstes end Eagle thereof, and then and tnero show cause, Gale. Fri a n IS rwd Ret. to Maytag. if any they have, why the prayer of the 211 So. Slate. Mr. Humphreys. peMtioner should not be granted. By general ruie of the court tt U further ordered LAO Black traveling, containing wearing that any creditor opposing this application Lahs lost Salt bet and apparel, Brigham Rwd. Return to P. J. Koford. Brigham shall enter hie appearance and file In writing tn opposition thereto, City. with the undersigned referee, in the manner PURSE LedyiT'black Ieather7emtainlng and at the time as provided In general mans wateh and oher articles Noilly Order No. 12. ' 567 Douglas st. orWas. 525 Reward. 3 T. M CONNELL. 2n Lake CUy, in Salt (ffLASSFS. tortoise Referee lost hU rimmed, Bankruptcy, d. Utah City Creek canvon Monday gvcnlng. Was. U74-- J Dated Salt Lak City Utah July ft 1921. a. t to acabtri hlghli Roofing 4,. AWW-4- TEN representative hip. j81 FANCY apotter and finisher. Com ready for work. Kleanrtu Gleaners. 8 Pictures and Framing IT baU .r heL Carpenter Work mr56TW sasBsesaagi) Lanaut 129 10 332 Clift fiig. Phone 3370. Biases and finest etholoi west at Chicago FREE Obituaries Louite Coad . Funeral aervlces-Yo- r Xxmlsq Laaaaa Coad. former Salt Lake girl wba died Tuesday tn Los Ansel, will be held Sunday at 3 39 p. m. la tfae FUNERALS lADV under 3ft free tbravsl; good mixer; Interviewing, money daily Write at once. Ororge Qaynor. Roberta, Idaho. $10 60 DAILY selling new patented tablecloth. W ashes like oilcloto. No launderJones, $08 N. Clark. ing. Free gamble. , Chicago LADIE8 Wonderful seller. New style tablecloth. No laundering Free samples. No capital or experience needed Midas Cor- poration, 668 Broadway. New York. L THE UTAH HIGH SCHOOL CP BEAUTY CULTURE- u Balt Lakes fastest growing department stora wants a bookkeeping machine operator AND a comptometer operator for invoic delu accounting arramuat be expartments. Both perienced. selected The two person should be Intelligent and quick thinkers. They should have Initiative . . , should be quick to be of assistance without being told . . . and should be always to ready to grasp opportunity make themaelve valuable to , jthett emptoMXfct Salaries will be good to start advancement depending upon demonstrated ability and eager neu to assume responsibility. THE Superintendent, 'Apply PARIS CO. Telephone Wasatch 590. 3920., Salt Lake Ban Deso fian Fran . , Seattle . .. Spokane . Tonopah . Washtnrtn Winnemucc Ytiiowxlo Yuma ALIBI FAILS TO WORK. MOBILE. Ale. (OT). The elibl ol James C. Rahey and Mitt Hudson failed to work to Detective Lawrence Arras. Believe tt or not, sir, we are pushing this automobile to police they said as Arras headquarters, spied them pushing an automobile through the streets. The vehicle was reported stolen an hour, previously Irom a local battery service company. A charge of grand larceny will be placed against them. Persons born In the Tatter part of under July ere very a cloak of repressed feelings. warm-hearted . li