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Show THE JORDAN lOT:JRNAL chine. Mrs. Joy R. Berry, a bride's maid, was gowned in salmon pink crepe. She carded a bouquet of sweet peas to match. Dr. Paul J. FRIDAY ONLY Paris was best man. BOB CUSTER IN Assisting the hridal panty in reMr. and Mrs. M. J. Joy and daugh- ceiving the guests were Mr. and Mrs. "MAN RUSTLIN" ters, Margery and Rose Mary a11d A. l\1. Nelson 3llld Mrs. Paul J. Paris. The lawns were lighted with num~ -andMrs. H. E. Phelps l€ft Monday by lanterns. Japanese e~rous auto fO>r a visit wirtlh relatives in "THE HANSOM CABMAN" in HARRY LANGDON The dining table was covered wilth Californi.a. They expect to be gone a batten.berg lace cover over plink three weeks. georgette with a large basket of SATURDAY ONLY Mrs. Alice Bateman entertained and carnati()ns in the center. roses Thursday at her home on Allen Street D. W. GRIFFITH'S Silver holders at four corners of the for her daughter, Laura, who will be table held pink princess candles. J married in the neaT future.· Relatives "ONE EXCITING NIGHT" During the evening vocal selections of Miss Bateman wwe the guests. R .E. Van Dam, "Green Archer" --andComedy Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Woodhead <and were given by Mrs. throughoUJt the daughter, Lucile, attended a party an orchestra played during ·the evening mon by the people of all nations. Economy has been p.reached as a carThursday evening •a.t the :home .of evening. AssiSJting Mrs. A. G. Jensen, 0. E. Mrs. were dinal. virtue to each succeeding gen€raEconomy is the paramount principle SUNDAY AND MONDAY Mrs. W. K. Spafford at Porvo, given Mrs. Cul'lhing, Clarence Mrs. ushing, tion. Back in the Stone age a hoary ancesof our merchandise throughout our chain ' in honor ,of Alma Smoot and Miss J. Woods, Miss No.rine Van Dam, tor walked miles to a cave dweller who :Martha Millard of Farmington. of hundreds of Stores, and has been durMr. and Mrs. C. I. Goff and daugh- Miss Roxie Nelson, Miss Bart.a bartered some coveted article for one skin ing the many years of our service to the One ,. .ters, Oora, Melba and Carol and Mr. Bateman and DeVone Jensen. instead of the two demanded by the public. were guests five ·twenty and !hundred I 1!:» in and Mrs. Neil L. Olson and daughneighbor tradesman. Every purchase in our Stores involves trip honeymoon a Afte·r present. \.,\w\\EN~ .tcrs, left by auto last week for a a saving to the purchaser. Economy is a principle held in comG ~.t: trip to various places of .interest in through southern Utah the young !CC :l ~~~~~ ~ couple will make their home at Park a . the east. a qu:ture iCty. ....c qnramount l\ilisses Ruth and Genevieve BergGlen Lennberg, son of Mr. and Ql man of Bingham visited friends and .... Mrs. Lenberg of Midvale •and •Miss ~ rel·atives in Midvale dudng the week. 10 Mrs. D. A. Brown entertained a;t Ada Oldhom, daughter of Mr. and C) c: dinner Sunday for a number of l\Irs. J.ohn Oldham, were married Ill '< f1lends and relatives. • Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. Mrs. Ingri Hakanson is at Jwme A charming wedding reception was again after spending sometime in Los given art; the home of the bride's par-andPathe News Angeles, Cal. ents Wednesday evening. Miss Lenore Jenkins spent last The rooms were beautifully deoorweek end in Bingham, the guest of ated in pink and wilJJite with June TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY her cousin, Miss Laveada Stokes. folwers. The bri.Jal party was beau~s. R. I. Frost of Long Beach, tifully avranged in a canopy of flowCa1., is visiting at ltihe home of :her ers and crepe of pink and white. The Mrs. bride wore a white georgeute over sister, Mrs. Minevra Dokas. Froot was formerly Miss Josie Good- pink satin with pink and white stencil ridge of this city. of be.a.ds. Her long tulle veil was Mrs. Mae Sutton and small son, of caught with orange bloswms. Pleasing our customers is our highest aim-and we feel we"ve attained It She Kemmerer, Wyo., are guests of Mr. carried a bouquet ·of o:range blossoms. • this offering of Silk Dresses at this price! just the Frocks for wear all and Mrs. E. E. Eleison. Miss Beth Batchelor, brid~'s maid, I 'Dhe little ·:hostess was Gladys wore a beautiful gown of pink satin. .:>ummer. Anctil, the .t ime, Monday evening; Mrs. Ed Bluemel! was matron of In prints whteh de'the event, a candy pull. ~verybody honor. LLttle Franlde and Elva enjoyed themselves. tight the eye-soft Cowley were flower girls and Isaac been has who Rieck, Martha Miss Sorenson was best man. The lawn combinations of colora visiting at the home of her sister, was beautifully lighted with Japanese as well as tlaahing-ly l\Irs. E. M. Hood, left Wednesday to lanterns. gay hues! spend some time in San Diego, Oal., Regular Prices jlts New Refreshments were served to 140 before returning to her oome in Can- guests. Mrs. Oldham was assisted by I I ton, Okla. Mrs. W. Cowley, Mrs. Frank Despain, Mrs, Fred Spind.ar enterta.ined SaJt- and Mrs. F. G. Fische1r. Musli.c was -OF COURSF, AT THEurday at a childrens party for her furnished during the evening by Alice s.:>n Jack on his birthday anniversary. and GordQn Ohlsen. The young Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tevry, Mr. and couple lef,t Thursday for a trip to Mrs. Jensen, Mr. and Mr..s. P. G. Lemon's Grove in Prov.o oany·on, af~ Downs attended .the dance which wa.s ter which they will make their home § "The House Of Quality" ~ given alt Sandy Wednesday evening .. n Midvale. of last week and enjoyed a late supMembers of the Third ward relief per at the Terry home following rt.he !:lociety entertained the members of dance. the First and Seoond waru ReLief Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Hopkinson left societies Tuesday afte·rnoon in the Saturday by auto fur a visit with ward chapel. An interestnig p11C>friemls in Denver, Colo. gram was given and luncheon was Mrs. C. S. Rasmussen attended a served to seventy five guests. meeting of her club which was held Mrs. W. Cowley of Salt Lake enterFriday evening of last week .at rthe tained Monday evening at her home home of Mrs. F. Orton of Sandy. in honor of Mrs. Glen Lenberg a bride Via Mr. and Mrs. Glen Downs .of Mag- of the week, na were Midvale vj,sitors Thursday of Mrs. C. Lenberg of Midvale e:ruterlast week. tained at her home Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Cox, Misses in honor of Mrs. Glen Lenl>erg. Mrs. Dorothy and Donna Cox of Salt John Oldham, Mrs. F. G. Fischer and 1 1~3 Fares Lake and Mr. and M11s. A. Smoot of Mrs. C. Jensen were Sandy guest.li. Farmington were dinner guests SunMrs. Vern Mead was hostess to day wt the Woodhead home on Locust the bridge ol1,1b at her home Friday Street. Supper was evening of last week. Tickets will be on sale between all Rio Grande Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waters and served to ten guests. Prizes were stations in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico, July 2 to family moto.Ted to Ogden Sunday awarded to Mrs. F. 011ton and Mrs. 5, inclusive; final return limit, July 7, adding sufficand visited relatives. A. E. Williams. ient where necessary to make fares end in multiples of Mrs. Andrew LarsQ.n and Mrs. Goo. Mrs. Paulos and son, Marcus, of "25." Minimum roundtrip fare, 50 cents. Goetz ell/terta.ined Fl1iday of last Salt Lake were guests of Mr. and week at the Larson home honoring Mrs. Green and Miss Mitchell of Mrs. C. L. Sorenson Sunday. BOXING• Mr .and Mrs. J. P. Jensen am.d 1e Is oI d and will not be able to stand San Franoisoo who .are here on a family, Mr. and Mrs. H. Sorenson, visit. heavy-weight the champion's rushes a.nd jabs or the Dempsey, Jack Mrs. C. L . S orenson an d M rs. T. C. Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Larson and Christian attended the Jensen re- champion of the world was in Salt • old sock that made Firpo stay from Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Nordberg of union at Hy;:rum Saturoay and Sunday L k S d . the ring till he goot his bearings, hil •t a e un ay, June 6, for a short · h. h Garfield spent Sunday in a nearby ,::>tf last week. w 1c was qui e a w e. . . ha . "t th east way his on IS mp c e . VIS! canyon. Mrs. Jul~us Jensen alnd W .W. The J club met at the home of Miss Wilson attended the Bankers conven- to sign for a battle to defend his We know this Value is worthy of our hearty endorsement-as w~ as youral Helen Stokes Tuesday evening. The tion aJt Richfield and toured through crown. We have heard that the time was spe11t in reading and sew- Bryce canyon last week. champion was not in fighting shape, AGENTS WANTED IN MIDVALE will recognize at once the unusual merit in these Dresses. ing. Refreshments were served. TERRITORY. Sworn proof of $75 Jack L. Smith and Miss Olive Ito- but those that have said such are Sammie gan were married in the SaLt Lake away off their track. Dempsey has Misses Elizabeth and An Unusual Collection for June \ per week, $1.50 an hour for spare Whitemore left 't hls week for a visit just got back from the south, where Wednesday. temple with their sister, Mrs. Wayne Dem~ This price is the gratifytime. Introducing Finest GuaranHenry Jorgenson and Miss Ruth he has been .training and he looks it. Portraying the newest styles ing at Upton. ing result of our Coast to teed Hosiery. 126 styles and colQ;l'S. champioi'l's opponent is not Lake were married The Mrs. Oscar Beeney entertained Goodman of Salt temple for the woman and miss. With b k Wednesday. Lake Salt the in Coast Buyir.g Power-your Low prices. Auto furnished. No nown ut it is thought th.a,t Harry Wednesday at a birthday party fm that refreshingly cool look for W. Hewlett is -spot,ting a new her son, Orris, on hi.s fifth ·anniVC'l'· Chevrolet sedan. Saving Grace I Take adnDcapital or experience necessary. Wills, the negro heavy-weight, will daya. Qqa't m1M sary. Mrs. J. H. Berhns returned home be the punch exchang.er, ~f so, better WILKNIT HOSIERY CO., Dept M-88 :lil ta,e ol it! Tuesd-ay at her home on State reoontly from the hospital. • Greenfield, Ohio. bet on the champ. Wills Is good, but Street, Mrs. Olof Olson entertained at a kensington. The guests were Cent a Mile Excursion GEORGE A. COLE 8INGHAM-MIDV ALE MINING CO. the sisters and nieces -of Mrs. Olson. furn3 or RENT-2 TO WANTED Doctor of Mrs. E .Williams and small son, NOTICE OF ASSESMENT Retum and City Lake Salt who are .en route fl'om California rto and ished rooms. Notify Journal Ogden and Return CHIROPRACriC early the spei1t Kansas lin home their 81 office Location of principal tf tenant will be no-tified. part of the week aJt the home of Denver & Rio Grande Corner Main and INSURANCE North Main street, Midvale, Utah. Williams Mrs. Bateman. Alice Mrs. Railroad Western LOANS HOMES FARMS Center Streets Location of mine, West Mountain is a sister of Mrs. R. 0. Prixley. Phone Midvale 137-w Sandy, Utah Mr. and Mrs. Mose Taylor or.f Tickets on sale June 26 Over Five room 1$960 PROFIT per annum :bo you. No Mining District, Salt Lake County, ·.vHATI ONLY $1800? • Dr. of Sunday guests were Kansas fmme near Pi<meer St., Sandy. 2 1 speculation but a oound real estate Utah. Grocery & Meat Corner only; returning, final desand Mrs. J. S. Alley. SEIE investment, $5000 terms. Roomy closets, 2 screen porches. Office Hours: Notice is hereby given that at a Wedreception wedding tty pTe A CRAPO. lot. Well located. Easy <terms. reached be must tination nesday -evening of last week in a set10 to 2 -~==-~-~---- mee<ting of the board of directors of . SEE ORA:PO • celthe marked flowers, June of ting farmS. acre 16 POULTRYMEN HO! · ---by midnight of June 28. 6:30 to 7:30 the above Company held at their ofOur new patRURAL HOME. 3 R. brick, city I West of Sandy. 3 R. house, outebramon of the marriag.e of Miss ented pumps reNo stop-overs. buildings, good well. On1y $2500, fice June 3rd, 19926, an assessment LaNome Van Dam, daughter .of Mr. water, electric lights, lots of shad-e, MIDVALE, UTAH main locked un-.,..,.,.., less measurinK to be known as assessment No. 1 of and Mrs. L. E. Van Dam to B. Alma terms. SEE CRAPO. orchard, berries and truck gat-den tube is exactly took wh.ich Midvale of l\IcClee·ry lt% mills was levied on the outstand p· on nice street near Sandy. Only SUNNY I ITTLE HOME on the mark. • • on loneer 1 • ' $1600 eas terms. SEE CRAPO. place in the Salt Lake temple. The operator St., Sandy. 3 R. modeT!l brick. , mg capital stock of the CorporatiOn y ' Flanked by banks of ferns and simply can't Washhouse shop garage and cel-l Payable immediately to J. Wilmer flowers the bridal party stood at SALE OR TRADE. Large brick home draw a single '. ht, or- Booth, Secretary, at 81 North Maiu one end of rthe long living rooms .. _ r1g lar. Lot 7'5x 235 ,' wa;,.,r roomy Lot on Allen St., Midvale. drop unless absolute accuracy Street, Midvale, Utah. -ATW.ill exchange for home near Salt which wel'e bright with pink and goes with it. He h' h hi t k A chard, Shrubs and flowers. Paved SEE CRAPO Lak: ny s oc. upon V: IC It s assess- white "blossoms. A Large bell cove1'ed walks, near car line, south fro.nt. . e. has no choice. ment remams unpmd on July lOth, with Oil'ange bloswms hung from the Cheap and easy terms. LET'S TRADE. 640 acre farm in You Can't Get 1926, will be delinquent and adver- center of the room. SEE CRAPO. Cache valley, 30 acre tillable, 340 of gown a in lovely was bride The tised for sale at public auction and Wrong Measure g.ood pasture. Spring waters 2 yellow over crepe satin pink shell acres. Will !trade for small farm BUILD TO SUIT. One acre chok:e unless payment is made before, will Prompt ana effictent serConfectionary of All Kinds vice coupled with the pleasbuilding site. Near school <and be sold on August 10, 1926, at 3 satin n·imed with valencies lace and near Midvale. Look it up. Her long ing knowlege of strictly true churah, cirl:y water, phone and elec- p. m., at the Company's office, to pay dainty French flowers. SEE CRAPO. Soft Drinks and Hot Dogs cora by measure. place in held was veil tulle the delinquent assessment to,gether tric lights. Let us bUild for you. She caronet of orange blossoms. 15 ACRE FARM eastern part of GET GAS AT wtih the cost of advertising and ex- ried a shower bouquet of orilies roses SEE CRAPO. Sandy. Very choice land for growBall Games Every Sunday Afternoon and sweet peas. ing potatoes, beets or fruit. Fine CHEAP MONEY on irrigated farms. pense of sab. J. WILMER BOOTH. Have you a loan ,to pay off? Get Signed. Miss Nola Van Dam, maid of honpoultry. Pant ca.<;h and for dadry G. H. BASS, Prop. Secretary. OT1 wore ·a frock of orchid crepe de 6¥.1% money. SEE CRAPO. CB.APO. SOCIETY fl (VAT/ON-WID£ INSTITUTION- • Midvale, Utah. Economy the Basis of Prosperity. 1 I . - ·- EBE DA IEL ' 'r .. i• V>'""t = 1 - .•.. ~ rinted rocks Jn Good, All Silk Materials And Catchy New Fashions tn .. IRIS THEATRE ~~~ !:fi!fi!fi!fi!fi!:fiYi!:fi!:fi!fi!ft~!fi!:fiYiYi!fi!Rfi!:fi!:fiYi!l ~~ 4th of July EXCURSION FARES Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway ROUND TRIP il•••••••••••••••••• II · ••••••••••-r. I Our Price Stands Alone for SheeT Value I I • $5.90 and$6.90 Others $9.90 to $16.75 e I C. C. CRAPO REAL ESTATE BROKER r I BATHING Crystal Hot Springs . West Jordan Garage |