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SCHOEN & co. SOLD.
Madame Schoen and Assistants
with New Firm.

Purchase Of the stock. good will. and
business Of Schoen & CO.. importers, Of
1910 H Street Northwest, by ]. NJ. Gid
ding & Co., of New York, who will con-
tinue the business here. was announced
yesterday.
Beginning today the entire stock Of
Schoen & Co. will be put on sale for
immediate clearance. The stock includes
gowns, dresses. blouses, negligees, and
other women's garments and millinery.
Madame Schoen and her assistants will
be associated with the new firm.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. s. DEBT. ot Agriculture Weather Bureau.

Washington, Sunday May = 1875 p m.
Unsettled. showery weather will continue Monday
and probably Tuesday in the Central Valleys and
the Lake region, and will extend into the Middle
Atlantic States. There will also be local showers
by Tuesday in the Northwest. In New England, the
South. Southwest, and the extreme West the
weather will be generally fair Monday and Tuesday
II will be warmer Monday in the Northwestern
States except Montana in the Upper Mississippi
Valley. and the Upper Lake region, and warmer
Tuesday in The Lake region generally. the Upper
Ohio Valley. and the Middle and South Atlantic
States. 1t will be cooler Tuesday in the extreme
Northwest
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DIED.

PADGETT-On Sunday. May 3. 1913, at
Sis o'clock, at Casualty Hospital, J.
RAYMOND PADGETT. aged thirty
two, beloved son of Mrs. Sarah c.
Padgett
Funeral arrangements later.
Sunday. MAY 3. 1913.
at a m, MARY CATHERINE CE-
CELIA DARLINGTON. in the four
teenth year of her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her
cousin. Miss Mary f. Cullinane. SIS
Sixth Street Northwest, on Wednes-
day, May IS at 10 a m. Solemn
requiem mass at ST. nominic's Church.
members of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite, the Ma
sonic Fraternity. and the relatives and
friends of the family are invited TO
assemble at the Cathedral Of the Rite.
Third and z Streets Northwest, on
Tuesday, May q. 1913, at rs o'clock
p. m, 10 witness the midnight funerai
service to be performed over the re-
mains OF Brother EDWARD MOTT
WILLIS, thirty-third degree. honor
airy. by Robert de Bruce council.
Knights Kadosh. ROBERT +. MENT-
EEL, thirty-third degree. commander:
ELMER Z. SIMPSON, thirty-third
degree, K. c. e. H, general secretary.
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Local Temperatures,

Midnight. S.; A. N, 81; a. m. 81; a N,
81: a. m, So; 10 a m. s; z noon. Il: .. NJ.
a; m. 70; m, %; p m, 60
Highest. q; lowest. s.
Relative humidity-s a. m. @ 2 p m. -:
?. m. S. Rainfall Gs p n. to p M. O.
Hours Of sunshine, l2s Per cent Of possible sun
shine. g.
Temperature same date last year-Hishest, Is;
lowest. 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The undersigned have formed a lin
tied copartnership under the name of
the "Indepe ndent Dental Supply Com
pany and Dental Laboratory" begin
ming June !, 1913, to continue years.
z. I. Mutt is the special partner. and
has contributed $500 in cash to the
common stock John l. Northwood
and David II. Sipple are the general
partners.
JOHN L NoRTHwOOD,
DAVID II. SIPPLE,
NI-TT
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BIRTHS REPORTED,


Turner and Mary C. Perkins, boy.
Christian r. and Mary c. Jacobsen, boy.
James J. and Minnie E. Curry, giri.
Robert J. and Mar L. Middleton, giri.
Cornelius J. and Jane R. Balderson, bow.
August o. and Charlotte starke, bog.
C0LORED.
Thornton and Elizabeth Thomas, boy.
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Powerful electric lights have been installed around
New York's most famous prison to prevent possible
escapes.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Lucia A. Watson. = years. Wyoming apt. house.
John II. Sisson a. Emergency Hospital
William c. Williams 6. 5e It'll St. sw.
COLORED.
Georgianna Digs, So Wash. Asylum Hospital.
Joshua Dyson, a, 81 Douglas Court ne,
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OFFICE OF THE GEoRGEfoWN GAS LIGH7

OFFICE OF THE GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT
Company. Wisconsin and Dumba-ton Ares v W.
Washington, ID. c. 4 meeting Of the stockholders
Of this Company for the election Of directors
and for the Transaction Of such other business as
may come before this meeting will be held At this
Office on MONDAY. JUNE 2. 1918. at Z NJ. Polls
open Z NJ. close p m Books for transfer o.
stock will Be closed from Nav 10. to June . 1913
inclusive. CHARLES P WILLIAMS, Se1etAry.
vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH FREE LEO
turs for women, Wed. p Natural nom
surgical: eoth-bound book frye us Colorado Blds
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Temperature. in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities, together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-four hours ended
at D. N. yesterday, are follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
.ECCLES SKYSCRAPER
WILL Be BUILT
Holders of Estate Will Garry
Out Plans for Modern
Eight Stories.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 1l.-That the Eccles
| estate viii carry out the plans TO erect
an eIght-story business block on the site
| of the burned building regardless OF the
outcome OF a pending case started by the
| Commercial National bank, is indicated
by the fact that most OF the sub-con-
tracts for the construction have been
awarded This work has been in charge
NJ Manager w A. I,arkins OF the Din
widdie Construction company, which con-
Germ holds the general contract
The pending suit involves the right TO
an easement in the south wall or the old
building and also OF the proposed new
court Is against the Eccles interests, then
the new building will be 80 constructed as
TO leave the old wall standing: but u the
verdict Is against the bank, the proposed
width OF the lot and may also be eN-
tended to occupy the property now owned
by the bank.
According to Manager LarlSins. the
Dinwiddie company has awarded tho fol-
lowing suo-contracts: Glass and glazing,
ogden Paint, OIL S Glass company: mill
work, Eccles Lumber company; terra
Gotta Gladding. Mclean &c Co, San
Francisco; ornamental iron work. Jack
son g. Richter Iron Works company, Den
yer; heat ting. G. II. Say. Ogden: elevators:
Otis Elevator company, New York; mail
chute Cutler Mail Chute company, New
York.
Manager Larkins stated today that
thinteen cars of steel for the Eccles sky
scraper are in the city, while the terra
Gotta and other materials are ready lor
instant shipment 10 Ogden. Work on the
Kiesel building the contract for which
is also held by the Dinwiddie company
will be started Monday morning, ac-
cordinS TO the local representatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
DREADED HOOKWORM
IN WEBER COUNTY
Physician Quarantines Whole
Family He Believes TO
Be Victims.
special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, April 11.-Convinced as the
result OF careful diagnosis that every
member OF the entire family OF twelve
persons is suffering from the dreaded
bookworn. County Physician 4. a Rob-
inson has communicated with the state
board OF health with view TO securing
the special thymo treatment for I. A
. Shuman and family. residing in west
Ogden The physician nlane the starting
discovery when called To the nome 10
trent members of the family Tor measles
Steps have already been taken 10 mann :
tain strict quarantine at the ShuHian y
home. because the hookworin is rcsaruSsu S q
as an infectious disease. AS the Laihils
resides in an isolated section OUTSIDE
the city limits, the county aulnofiues PC
lieve that no trouble will be had IN Keep
Ing the members under quarantine. niis e
the family has not been depehoeht uP P(
thc county for support, extremely desu-
tute circumstances are evident,
Shuman who is Mormon convert, ar
rived with the members OF his fanny
from Georgia three weeks ago IL was IN
the warm southern climate that they are
believed TO have contracted the DISEASE
several years ago: So far as known .!
DIR Robinson, IL is the first case OF Inc
disease TO be found in this state ihs
physician has learned that Shuman ahc am
his wife were Informed while sun resiu n
ing I'm Georgia that they and their cull
dren were suffering from hookworh' put
thev seem 10 have disregarded the In
formation .,,,,x
There Is absolutely no doubt. accordlnS
10 the county physician. but tnat the
mother and father and MI ten chi.dren'
ranging in ages from small baby 10
I9-year- old son. are suffering from the
disease All Of the chlSiren are rhnatu-
rally small and anaemic IN appearance,
these facts leading the doctor TO make
his close investigation. The oldest son
Is not larger In stature than an oEpinary
boy Of 10 years, according TO Dic Roo-
inson.
DR. Beatty president OF the state board
OF health has been Informed OF the case
and Is expected 10 come TO this cisy III
order To make personal investlgalon.
DR. Robinson says that he anticipates no
trouble In eIecting permanent cure III
the cases OF Shuman and the members
OF his family. At the present time seven
members OF the family are connned 10
their beds suffering from measles. Since
coming TO the city three weeks ago. tne
father has had but one days WORK lie
Is a laborer.
AT "A late hour last night Dr. Beat'y
said that he had been Informed OF
eases. as stated above, but as yet nothlhs
had been done along the lines OF inVes-
tiGation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
FAVOR FREIGHT DEPOT,
RIo Grande Officials Consider Plans TOT
New Structure in Ogden
;pcclal 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN April ii.-While in the CITY
today on periodical inspection tour
several prominent officials OF the Denver
g. Rio Grandc gave much OF their time
TO consideration OF the proposed freight
depot to be erected at Nau avenue aiIu %
rrUanfy-fourth street. Just north OF the
viaduct. In the party were A. B. Apper,-
son. general superintendent; Fred Wlid:
Jr. general freight agent, Win i neaI-
quarters at Denver, and ;. v Derran;
assistant general freight agent. Whiic
i'm Ogden they were guests OF FRANK
Fouts, the general local agent oi the klo
Grande. 49,,
II seems vc.y certain. according 10 the
RIO Grandc officials, that the company
will authorize the proposed new pulio-
ing within the next few months, but no
definite decision has yet been reached
as TO whether IL Will be constructed as
a freight depot only or a combination,
depot and passenger station. SeFera,
sets OF plans has already been prepared
and submitted TO the railroad officials.
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DIED

SORENSON-Heber G.. Soronson, aged 30
years, died April 10. 1918. at the resi-
Williams, 7a7 south First West. cause
Of death being Brlghts disease Mr.
Sorenson WAS formerly n resident OF this
city, having removed TO Twin Falls, Ida,
several years ago, where he engaged In
the mercantile business. He was vet
Gran OF the Spanish American war. haV-
Ing enlisted In the regular army just be-
Tore the war began; served under Major
Rocker i'm company II OF the Fourth
United States cavalry. Funeral services
will be held at the above address sun
day, April 10, at an hour 10 be announced
later
TITE-At Mudcreck Utah. John Titc,
aged 81 years Funeral services VIII
he held today Saturday. at z y, m at
the funeral chapel OF Eiber W. Hall. lei
South West Temple street lntermeht
City cemetery
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Eastern Star Entertains.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 1l.-Wlth twenty out Of
town guests present, She ladies OF the
Eastern Star. Queen Esther chapter NO.
4, received an official visit tonight from
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Eunice G.
Gordon and her staff OF grand lodge off,
GERS. After the eXemplificauon OF tne
degree work a banquet was held, at
which speeches were made by visiting
members of both Salt Lake and ogden
lodges.
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Given Farewell Social.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN April u--Mr. and Mrs.. stewart Ec-
clos who 10 depart on mission TO
Scotland, were the guests Of honor al SOCIAL
and entertainment given 10 the Sixth ward chapel
this evening Mr. fcclcs has been member
OF the high council in tho Sixth ward. while his
wife was prominently identified in the primary
work. This proposed tnp 10 Scotland VIII DC
Mt Eeclcs's third mission, He is a brother OF
the late David Ecclos.
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WORKING FOR eoNOS.
Students of Ogden High VIII Help Sc
cure Funds for Gymnasium.
Snecial io NM Tribunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April Ito secure as soon as
possible sufficient number OF names TO
petitions asking for IA special BOND elec-
lion on the gymnasium project. the stu
dents OF the Ogden high scnool agreed AT
a general assembly today TO canvass Inc
cntire city. Scores OF the students we're
assigned 10 certain districts. usually
those near their homes. and the work
was started this afternoon. II viii be
continued Saturday, Monday and Tues
day, or until practically every cltZen IN
Ogden has been approached on the SUB
jcct. In making their rounds today the
students found few who were opposed TO
the plan.
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Holiday for Students.

Special 20 The Tribuoe
OGDEN. April n.-At meeting OF tho public
school principals held at II O'Clock today. super.
lntenJcnl John NJ. Mills instructed the school
heads regarding work TO be taken up by the
students on next Monday and Tuesday, Mon
dny is municipal Cleanup day and Tuesday
s Arbor day. the students TO be given two ful
holidays The principals VIII urge the students
20 remove the rubbish from their yards at
home and plant trees and shrubs
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Another Denial,

Special - The Tribune.
OGDEN. April ii.-Although many porzonB VIII
refuse To believe the report, IL positively an
uouneed b. attaches OF the Shcriffs office TO-
day that tho federal secret service detectiHeS OF
INC po6toffice department have absolutely refused
10 take uo the Matchmaking ease Involving The
deiiyery OF the 1900 10 the bandits last Tuesday
night. IL IL contcndod by the county officers that
While the aftsir undoubtedly concerns the posi-
office department. the government mSn Will not
n-ider The because they were rot Informed
when the threatening letters were originally re-
lreJ fhrou he
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Two Wives Secure Divorce.

SpccInl 10 The TfIbuuc.
OGDEN, April lin Judge j. a. HoNclLs di-
vision of the Second district court today Mayme
e. Rich was granted interlocutory decree OF d.
vorce from Harley T Rich. together with separate
maintenance IN the sum OF S25 por month The
decree was obtained the ground OF failure 10
provide Tho parties were married In Nevada
July /. 1906.
Alleging desertion. Helen Eycrts was granted
an intcriocutory decree OF divorce from Johu u
| Eyer;r The wife was awarded the caro and
| custody OF minor child. The parties 10 this
| action we're married on November 5. 1907
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Officers Reelected.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN April ii.-M tho annual meeting o!
tho directors OF tho Ogden Portland Cement
company this afternoon the present officers were
re elected AS follows: c. a. Day. president: II.
e. Day. first vice president: II. &. Baker. second
yIcc president r. T. Bristol secretary and troas-
uror: T. y BIotchcr assistant secretary. The
first four named, together with J. ID, Potcr5 OF
Brigham CITY constitute tho board OF directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Children Are Eligible.

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April u.-Actin< tn accordance With
the deriaion of the feJersted Nomen'S clubs Of
Utah Mn :. :. Smith has announced that Og-
den school children ~lii be eligible write
tsys Or the subject. Mother" 10 an effort 10
win one OF the gold pias To be awarded hy tho
state organization TIC csssys 20 e1.
cced 10 words OF contain leSs than go words
After conference rith Superintendent j. 81
NiIis % has been announced that all utudsn,s
IN ih> etSith sfsdc participate Ia the con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Boosts Tor School Garden.

EfrcI$I 10 INF Ifipunc-
orDES- April LII ~ Moasou iosI real
estate Sealcf. believe that tie school garden
piAu taken up b. Tie oS1cg public school sysiea,
u 20 coumcndabis that he has Offered 800 az
special pr,Lc for tho stgcoatH- II. he's len ths
distribution o' The moDey 10 the board ., cdr.
cation. the 800 to b given IN one sum OF ~.
vtdec IN several prires. Nr. Nouson's orrr~ vIll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
GROCERY SPECIAL

GROCERY AND MEAT SPECIALS: 1OC
rice, lbs. 15c, lbs. 25c; fine white
Idaho potatoes, 10c peck: matches,
boxes i5c. $ boxes 25c: corn. . cans l5c;
fine iOc bulk coffee, 3Oc: 10c corn flakes,
. for 15c: peas, 8 cans 25c: green onions.
punches sc; beef pot roasts, 123c lb. ::
beef boiling meat &c 1b.: mutton stew
sc lb.; mutton chops. 12sc lb. leg NUT
ton, lie h.. roast pork. 15c h. Meat
specials for Saturday only a. +. Hopper.
$40 So. Main, next door to postofiice.
S1d4T
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Mrs. Jane Starkey Buried.

tpoclaI 70 Ihc IFlbUnc.
OGDEN. April li-Wlh B.shop Thomss Hol-
land 20 charge tho funeral services ior Mis-.
Jane n Stsftcy were held In the Roy chapel
I o'clork this afternoon. The other spcskcrs
Martin BroNn. Henry Manning. Levi Ham
mond John Roincu. Elder Hardy apd Amasy
Hammond. Thc ward choir furnishsd music. Ms
Stsfksy vaa a pioneer rcsiden; OF Weber county
and had becp prominent Tn the Roy war! work
for many ycArS 1ntosmsut in the Roy ccmo-
tcry Ia grave dedicated by l.. 4. 1-arkin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Is Believed Demented.

Special 10 The TrIhuoo.
OGDEN. April iI.-Carl RaEinc taken Into GUS
tody by the police West Twenty second street
yeslcrIay afternoon. was removed from the city
jai 20 the county isil today Tho man IL be-
lleycd TO be slightly domentcd and he probably
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Mrs. Sarah A. Wright Dies.

Special 20 TIC Tribune.
OGDEN kp-!l 1.-THE infrmities Of old age
resulted OF o'clock this afternoon IN tho death
OF Mrs. Sarah A. Wright a. the homo OF her
grandson. W T.. Scrner ss7 Twenty y-tourth street
she wca 3i years old aud han spent the past
thirty years in Ogden. The funeral arrange
neu,s have been announced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Prefers Pine to Jail.

:pcclAI 10 Ihc Tribune
ocpES April Il--Actinz on the ,csiic, re-
turned hy Jury last evening In the czse Of
Walter Williams against James Bu-k HArrr
Weld and Earl Blair. Judge ". " Re.drr to
cSy sentenced Burr 70 pay flne Of $50 or srrvs
fcr;S days In Jail The fine paid. The de-
icndant. veil Weld and Blair ga chsr<ei
rth aHssult but The Jury found oaly Burk
euilt..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
COAL AND KINDLING

~-~-@0~~O~-@--N~-~-~-~-~~~
E P. DEAL, COAL, BLOCK WOOD
and kindling. 165 East Ith South; both
phones. he's
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Fire Destroys Caboose.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. April I1.-An Oregon Short Line ca
boose attached 20 northbound freight train.
Vas nearly destroyed by fire early this morning
when a lamp exploded and fired tho stock OF
tusecs The train was pulling out OF the local
yards a, the time. II impossible for tho
irainmon to move the burnIng To point
where Il could be reached by the hose o! the fire
dep,rtment. Tho loss Is estimated at $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
Granted License TO Wed.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. April 1i.-Counly CLERK 5. C. Dye
granted a marriage license today TO Waitcr
welch OF Murray aud Miss Lo;tie DArkc Of Nor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-12
OSTEOPATHY

DR. G. A, GAMBLE. sos M'INTYRB
bldg. Diseases OF women a speciality.
Wasatch 52s1- r3675
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ATTORNEYS
SHOEMAKERS

! REPAIR WORKOUT soLEs. BUILD
up rundown heels. o. K Shoe Shop;
<I8 State. riios
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING


MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS Re-
paired Sal; Lake Mattress 4 Mfg. Co,
Phone 1893. p15Ss
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULiST
and aurlst: spectaclos accurately f!tted /;
difficult ,.cases solicited. sS9sS
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DRESSMAKING
CHINESE HERBS

L. SU WOO. 116 so. MAIN. 3ND FLOOR,
cures diseases with celebrated Chinese
remedies. Consultation free n18t
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PERSONAL
AUCTION SALES

c. e OSTFRLOH. AUCTTONEER. RESI-
dence. 634 So. Main. Wasatch 2S24-W.
mass
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
household goods. O. K Furniture Co,
900 g West Temple -231
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QUICK SHOE REPAIRING

ladies' SOC. Utah Shoe Rep. Co. III
So. ". Temple. Was. 1887. Free delivery.
sS67
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SEWING MACHINES

We SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. 1s3 state Wasarch 47o3.
d3+is
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help

WANTED-FOR u. 8. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men between Bges OF
IS and 35, citizens OF United States OF
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write English
language. For informa ton apply 10 re-
crulting officer Walker Bank Bldg,
Main and End So SITS. Salt Lake City,
Utah s470
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CONTRACTORS
ELECTRO-THERAPHY

~~~-~~~~~-0-~-~-~~~~~~~~~
MARTIN INSTITUTE. RUSSIAN DRY
hot air and electrical treatments.
Superfluous hairs and moles removed by
electricitiy, Bust development. Suite 2e3,
Brooks Arcade. Was 6003 1851
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FURRIER

FURs REMoDELED. REPAIRED: EX-
pert furriers; prices reasonable Mud :
son Bay Fur Co. 122 Main. Phone Was
| 1851, gl75s
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IF YOU HAVE A HORSE AND CART.
OF horse file your application as oar
rieT FOR The Tribune with the city circu-
anon department.. Frequent charges are
SIesang positions for young men VINO
want morning routes. Call In person
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CNIROPODIST

l.. GAMBIA. FOOT SPECIALIST CON
sultation free. So East ist So. Was.
5osf r5a2s
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WANTED
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
ErLL9 READ FOR WORK AT n n
IND saN p NJ. DAILY TROY LAUNDRY.
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WADE CORSETS HELEN OSBORNE
20 Woodruff apis. Wasatch 1881.