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Show THE JORDAN JOURNAL EAD UARTERS FOR SANTA CLAUS MEET ME AT BOOTHS. THE BIG DEPARTMEN T STORE IN THE LITTLE TOWN Make Our Store Your Stopping and Shopping Place A Good Place to Rest FREE! Our Rest room is at Your Service Marcelling and Hair Cutting on Main Floor Suit Cases, Hand-Bags, Sweaters, Lumber Jackets, Neck Wear, Hosiery, Silks, Velvets, Georgetts, BABY THINGS, Shoes, Slippers, Novelties, Silver Wear, Radios, Jewelry Silk Umbrelas, Goloshes and Rubbe1·s, Leather Vests Special C SH 20 Per Cent Mackinaws, Blankets, Piece Goods, Novelty Trimmings and etc iscount on Furniture· PARK in MIDVALE and Feel SAFE Ask to see om· 79c House-slippers for Ladies. All Shades OUR GIFT SHOP will make your Shopping a GLOVES-bo th Utility and Sport, Dresses, Groceries, fancy and staple, Hardware, Dishes of all description, Glassware, Pocket Knives, Aluminum Ware Guns and Fishing Tackle Space does not allow mentioning everything BUT we want • Begin ing November 18th to Nov. 24 inclusive PLEASURE TOYS! ! -TOYS! !-TOYS!! Baby Dolls-Baby Buggies-Flex able Fliers-Tricyc les Balls-Games and Etc. Anything and Everything your Heart Desires in Toys and ays you to know you can Buy Here with Pleasure and Rest While you Buy, Keys go with every Cash Purchase • Gifts ·wE ARE SHOCK ABSORBERS to the LIMITED POCKET BOOK MIDVALE, UTAH --- • • a . _giVIng ee • • ---~ • We were on drill 33, practicing the small "1". Mr. Crawford ask him for suggestions. Mr. Beck said our main mi;;take was that we didn't come dow.n straight to the ba;;e line of thr paper. Ever since then we have been trying to profit by his criticism and we fell that 'we are impl'oving. VALUE OF EDUCATION Age 15 Afton Mace 8th Grade Millvale School Teacher, Miss Pete1•s.on Education is the biggest thing in the world today. Although you ca11' t see it you can see it's re;;uJ.ts everywhere. A nation can never amount to anyThe Indian festival to be given by thing· unless there is education, for it can't find its real worth until its the East Midvale Primary November people are educated enough to know 25 at 8:15 in the East Midvale Amusehow to .make the most of its resource>:. ment hall. In addition to the festival, A pro~ressive nation never has king~, a program, consisting of songs, dance~ queens or emporers, but has a de· and drills will be given by the child· mocracy wherem the people make the ren. Admission 10 and 20 cents. • laws and govern themselves. To do excursion low the of account On this requires educution of the highest kind. Such education is the back-bone rates on the Oregon Short Line, NoRaisins ...........-...... ..._.. .................... . ....... .... 1Oc Large Tokay Grapes lb................... lOc of the United States. It is back ot vember 20 to 23rd inclusive, the U. every business force, of every builu- S. Navy Recruiting Ofl'ice at 162 So. . _ .... kick a Bulk M-ince Meat (with Real Cranberries, 2 lbs......................... 45c ing contracted, of every law made, in Main, .Stl·eet, Salt Lake City is pre2 lbs........................ _................ 45c it) in fact, of every.thing worth while that paring to make physical examinations Canned Pumpkin .......................... - ....... 10c is one._ Lo?k the world over today a.nd 1for. the Navy in such numbers that Lemon and Orange Pee1- 2 lbs.......... 45c you will fmd that those natiOns with aS;;Jstance from . doctors enrolled in Citeron Peel, lb.................................. -..... 53c educational systems of a very high the Naval Heserve may be necessa1·y. Watch and Wait for the big opening Office, Navy the by expl&ned As type and the mo;;t progressive. 35c .............. : ............................. lbs 2 Oats Bulk of Toyland at Coopers, Midvale. the Navy Department cannot authorTHE GIRL THAT SAID, "WAIT A ize transportation at government expen:>e to applicants who have not pasMOMENT." ' 7th Grade ;;ed the physical examination. The A. J. Rees Elva Peterso1o Navy's charcter and reference inquirHerriman School Teacher ies cause some delay after the applialway,; cants pas:; the Navy doctor. that girl a was there Once With the low excursion rates efmothe1· -her said "wait a moment." November 20 to 23rd, the Navy iective me . would say. 'Come, Mary, help now." Mary would say: "Wait a mo- applicants can go to Salt Lake from · .ment." Her mother would say "All p<>druts on the Oregon Slwrt Line at about one cent per 1nile, take the exright." One night when Mary';; father amjnation and then return home awaiit came home, he told Mary she should ing final decision by the Navy office. average annual rereipts of thE' precedIf accepted, the applicants can be cal- ing five years. never say "Wait a minute." Sa.les of timber and livestock grazled to Sal•t Lake at gov€rnment exhelpand lesson her Mary learned WE FIX PARTS IN BRING IN YOUR OLD permits were responsible for most ing of expense the saved are and pen:se wou1d ed hel' mother very much. She AND· MATTRESSES YOUR OLD STOVE play but left hel' toys to be gather- waiting in Salt Lake for their appli- of the money received, $2,940,393 hav- 1 TRADE IT IN ON A AND SAVE YOU ing been paid for timber and $1,725,ed up the last moment. She got sup- cations to be approved. HAVE OR ONE NEW l'tlONEY According to Naval officials Naval 377 for grazing permits. Permits for per every night till she got so sick IT REBUILT for lands Forests National of use of working, but she never would give 4inlistments ~re being !increased at th~ up. Her father gave her a pony which this time for the reason that men go-- summer homes and other forms of she had always wanted and then she ing into the Naval Service now will spa!ial use, including water power, USED FURNITURE AND AUCTION ROOMS was glad she had learned her lesson. complete their training in time to ~o brought in $334,M7. uo sea with the Fleet on the Winter [ One-fourth of the feoeipt~ are reWe buy, sell, exchange or sell at auction, everything of Cruise to Panama and possibly South turned to the states in which they are 1\UDVALE value. When you are ready to sell, we will conduct 1<:_olected, for the use of school and j M1·s. Hyrum Nordberg announces American waters. Naval authorities point out that the road funds _in the counties in w'hich the marriage of her daughter, CeceL~ your sale or assist you. For Sale date, drop a card or phone. situated. are lands Forest National reqwirements reference Allsop, to Geo. W11eadon, of South Jor physical and We also paint, repair and upholster furniture. Guardan. The young couple were married ior the Navy will continue to be In addition, 10 peT cent of the receii_>tS anteed workmanship . Your satisfaction means our success. in the Salt Lake Temple Wednesdur strict, in line with the Navy\s "Qual- will be expened by the Forest Serv:~ce within trails and roads They also in building They will make thei1· ho:rne in Soutn ity," recruiting policy. state that it was this policy more than forests. . Jordan. Including both the 10 per cent to Mrs. A. P. Rasmussen was hostess anything, by which American blueto member;; of her club Tuesday. A jackets were in such .favor during the be spent on National Forest roads and Australian Cruise this last summer trails and the 25 per cent payable to one o'clock luncheon was ;;erved. Seventy-five percent of the Na;y the various counties for 1·oads and entertainSearle J. Mr. and Mrs. D. discharged last year re-enlisted schools, California will receive $346,men last ed at a dinner party Saturday of week. The guests we;;e Mr. and Mr;;. which fact proves the high state of 133, Oregon $236,326, Idaho $128,278, AT THE PALACE USED FURNITURE AND AUCTION Arizona $110,561, Colorado $150,989, Jess Stringham, Mi;,s Veda Hanson the present Navy's morale. Washington $138,320, Montana $97,and Ed Ruben. ROOMS 107 North. .. Main Midvale, Utah, We will sell two Herriman Sc'hool 828, Wyoming $113,987, Utah $71,460, Mrs. Wayne Deming and infant Reed Crane lots of store fixtures, consisting in part of about 3000 feet daughter, Barbara, will leave Thurs- Age 13 7 th Grade New Mexico $68,734, Nevada $34,353, and South Dakota $46,005. A. J. Reese, Teacher of shelving and bins, practically new and in first class cond~y to return to their home in Coal-, Mr. Morris Butterfield and Joe I 1 Vllla. diti?n, can be moved in sections without damage or inconSaturday ~vening of last week a , Crane left Provo Friday evening to vemence. Three 01· four good counters, some good show November 16, 1925 dance was g1ven by members of the spend the week-end with their parcases, one $12.00 cookie rack, new; cashiers desk; paper "U" Club at Goff'•s Hall. The object ents Mr and Mrs. John A. Butter- Editor, being to assist in raising funds fo1· field and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin T. Jordan Journal, racks, push trucks, trays, scoops, etc. Also furniture conOounty, Lake Salt Midvale, MonProvo to returned and Crane, The U. of U. ~e at a union build:i~g sisting of 4 or 5 range stoves values up to $75.00. 'some Utah. hall was decorated .m potted P_lantR day morning in time for school. heating stoves, 10 or 12 gold bronze, V. M. and walnut beds, Dear Sir: and streamers of Cl'lirrtSOn and s1lver, I am writing this note to conU. Colors. Punch was served. Thh•ty 2 or 3 sanitary couches, some bed springs, new cotton felt Age 12 gratulate you on the excellent pubElva Peterson five couples enjoyed the affair. mattresses, values $6.50 to $18.00, all sizes. One beautiful 7th Grade licity you have given to the cause of Mr:>. N. Albanese entertained play- Herriman School A. J. Reese, Teacher mates of her daug,hter, Lillian Tueseducation in your issue of November 1 dard oak parlor table, bedroom rocker and chair to match. day afternoon on the occasion of her . Mr. A. J, Ree~e r:;pe?-~ :ast week:end 12th. Education is a matter of very Kitchen table and chairs to match, dining chairs and rockfourth birthday anniversa1·y. Twelve, m Salt Lake C1ty VISJtmg relatives. grea•t public concern and is, the1·efore ers! sewing machine, grafophone, buffett set, dishes, etc. etc. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Butterfield properly entitled to a liberal space guests were present_ Chickens, Tw·keys and other Articles too numerous to menMrs. Melvin Lind was hostess to motored to Salt Lake City last week in the public press. Other editors tion. members of the Wesew club Wedne:s- and attended the Wilkes Theatre. might well pattern after your example in the recognition you are giv· day afternoon. Refreshments were One used Ford Touring car, market value about $125.00 ento public education. isg RESOURCES FOREST served to eight. NATIONAL . gine in good condition, rubber fair, fall in and look it o~er. Very truly yours, Tuesday evening of next week an BRING IN OYER $5,000,000 Milton Bennion. Apron and Overall dance will be given Receipts from National Forest reJ. M. Gottfredson, Auctioneer. the of endfollowing a regular meeting sources during the fiscal year Mutual Improvement Association. ing June 30, 1925, totaled $5,000,137 according to the final tabulation made Are the American schools doAge 15 by the United States Department of ing all in their power to teach Clara Brown 8th Grade Agriculture. So. Jordan School broadmindedn ess instead of narCamlyn Hay, Teacher This amount is $251,766 lesr:; than row national or sectional ideas? Mr. Beck vsited our 8th grade pen- the receipts for the previous fiscal We must start the movement for manship class Friday, November 6. year, but is $409,204 larger than tfue world peace in the public schools. I GOLD DUST SCOURING POWDER ........... 3 fo1· 25c SYRUP, Blue Bliss, per quart ............................. . .... 20c SYRUP, Red Bliss, per quart ........................................... 25c .......... 30c PURE SORGHUM Bliss, per quru:!. ----- H-0 OATS, quick 01' regular style, pkg.................. 15c ........ 43c 10 tb Pkg. OATMEAL ..... PUFFED WHEAT, ...... 2 pkgs, For The Price Of One WELLS RED BAG Coffee, Extra quality tb ........... 55c UNIVERSAL VACUUM CLEANER ............ $58.00 (Complete with Attachments) for .................................... 49c FancY Mixed Candy, 2 . Runkles COCOA, % tb Pkg ............................................... 17c 28c BORAX Soap Chips, large pkg. 39c Apple Cider, Gallon ....... .. .................. . QUICK Mayonnaise Set ............ . 77c --······-········- .. -- ... ···········-···· ······-····· 98c ... ----················-·······----··· REAL GOOD BROOMS .... 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