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Show Magna Time, I !agna, Utah, Triday Sept. 9, 1832. Sccuts, Families Outing Enjoy Scout At Wigwam fw- - 2-D- ay Scoots. Lamar Jensen and Bud Sprrri Receive Highest Award. Ezgle Badges. Th Boy Scouts of Oquirrb District and members of tbeir families spent a very enjoyable two days outing at tl Scout Wigwam in Mill Creek Can- voa Saturday and Sunday, September 3 and 4. Saturday was given over to a variety of games and contests sitting of sack races, knot tying races, tots and tit games, "in an exciting game of baseball of Scouts versus Fathers, the scouts emerged victorious lead. 11 to 10. with a one-ruThe District Court of Honor was held in the evening at the Wigwam and the following awards made' Second class Martin Bray and Blaine Wall of Troop 100 of Garfield; First a Dtnge'rfte:d,-lmCJlasa Harold Lund and Rex Speers of Troop 100: Star Jack Denton of 100. Lelaod Pickett of 101 and Max Black of 102. Merit badges Troop 100, Carl George Morns, Dean, Elmo Lund. Jr., Wayne Wilde, Jack Murphy: Troop 101 of Pleasant Green, Sam Harding; Troop 102 of Bacchus. Ralph Meik, C. H Thomas, Deri Fairbourn. Ray Fairbourn, Nelson Wbit-becColtigan, Eldon Meik, Ruben Max Black. Ester Inskeep, and Stanley Fairbourn. These awards wets for camping pioneering, surveying, gardening, woodwork, hiking, civics, firemanship, first aid. first aid to animals. cycling, animal industry, public wood -- JiealthJbookbinding, angling, and carving, handicraft, scholarshipbird study, Eagle badges, the highest award in scouting, were presented to Lamar Jensen and Bod Speers by their mothers, Mrs. Thomas Jensen and Mrs. Elmer W, Speers. The two scouts in . turn presented the Mothers badge, and were accepted into the honorary society of the Eagles Nest" by the Eagle Scouts present. A short talk was E. E given by the boys' scoutmaster. Matthews of Troop 100, compliment- -' ing the boys and their mothers on the honor they received and the splendid work they bad acomplished. Certificates of training were presented to Oli-vJones and C, H. Thomas of T roop 102, H. L. Lamb and L, A. Sabin of 101, E. E. Matthews and O. S. Wilde of 100 and G O. Thomas, District commissioner. Two :: George M. Paul presented the prizes for the afternoon's games sad contescash prize of ts to Troop 102 with S3.00, first place and a ash prize of S2.00 to Troop 101, second place. The money was given through the coS. operation of the Oquirrb L. D. Stake MutuaL - The audience gave a silent prayer in memory of Frank Tedesco, a recently deceased scouter of Bacchus. C. H- - Thomas, chairman of the activities and camping committee, was in charge of the following presented program! Short skit by Sam Harding, Lcland Pickett. Lester Sabin and Frank Little of Ttoop 101. A pantomine Lamar sketch by. Nelson Colligan, fTTtfTTTTTTTTTTTTmTTTUTIHTTTfHTTmTmiTm When Your Head Aches n - Jensen, Max Black. Oliver Jones, Deri Fairbourn, Ray Fairbourn of Ttoop 102 assisted by Sam Harding. Clever songs by the Syncopated Simps" consisting of Nelson Colligan, Stanley Fairbourn, Lamar Jensen, Sam Harding and Ray Fairbourn. The program was concluded with a reading given by George L. Paul and singing of Taps" by the audience. Sunday was given over to a short service in the forenoon under the direction of Joe Fairbourn of Bacchus. A "Treasure Hunt" participated in by everyone was also a feature of the forenoon: the treasure, a large box of marshmallows. was found by Scout Mac-ka- y of Granger. Baseball, volley ball UTAH STATE FAIR OCT.liwS THE SALT LAKE TOOELE STAGE -- COUNTY, CLUB TO MEET - IhSalt Lake County Women's Democratic Club will meet Thursday, September 15 at 2:00 p. m. in the Murray Fireman's Hall. Speeches will be given by some of the Democratic candidates snd a fine musical program has been arranged. All women who are interested are cordially invited. 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Meade, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Utah and other Grand Lodge officers, Hannsey - Rebekah Lodge of Magna entertained Wednesday evening,- - foland visitation lowing the official g lodge proceedings A committee of Mrs. Fay Hibler. Mrs. Lyman William. Mrs. Frank Farren-kop- f, Mrs. E. J. Fickey and Mrs. Jack were in Nielson of the local lodge charge or arrangements. A beantifully arranged banquet, served at long tablet, waa served. Covers were laid for 70 guests. ln ln ln O. P. LADIES TO MEET. Womens Study Republican Group meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. J. A. Young in Shields Addition, September 19. The date pre1 viously announced was September 3, but as this date conf!ictswith the opening of Mutual, the meeting date was changed. Everyone is welcome. G OR.MII.CZS Fanis Arjrn-FAs- rj -- t t $ WOMEN'S CLUB MEET The Magna Women's Club met Wednesday evening t the dubrooms for their regular meeting. Mrs. Delbert Madsen, in tbe absence of Mrs. J. R. Jarvis, president, presided and gave a report on tbe President's Meeting" held Saturday at Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City. Misa Sarah Guernsey, librarian. 'l?ld m if t i I. I i The ILL-EXPENS- brief springtime vacation. Spend several happy day in beautiful Salt Lake City. A change of air snd scenery will do yon good. A holiday in - the heart of scenic America it always -- a thrilL Enjoy . may save your baby endless torture! nevhouoe ton and fretful SHERIFFS SALE More often than not, leading doctor tell na, the trouble may be traced , direct!? to Urea Irritatieslhe ringing uric acide crystallize almost immediinately into tiny, gritty particles visible to the eye, yet Writ and creel la the District Court of tbe Third Judicial District in and for tbe pounty of Salt Lakt, tate of Uuh. ... 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Science and industry have made Immense strides la these directions during the lost few decodes, and the fact that nearly two hundred leading Industrial corporations have already taken exhibition space at this Chicago Exposition, and will allow, among other things, their food products, tends to show that our business affairs ore not in such bad shape as tome pessimists would have us think. Moreover, forty-fou- r of the forty-eigh- t etateo bar either appropri- ated money for exhibit spacs or appointed official state alons. Florida to Show All Foods One of the first States to reveal its preliminary plana for the food section of Us exhibit Is Florida. This States exhibit will bo handled on the unit basis, and one of these units will deal parGOOD USED TIRES SI UP EXPERT VULCANIZING 1 VS A TUNE IN WED ,P.M. Goodyear Radio Program 4 date BONNEVILLE - ON - THE - HILL COMPANY, a corporation. Plaintiff, ticularly with tha processed and canned foods produced commercially within her boundaries. A partial list of these Includes the States citrus products, candled orange, grapefruit and lemon peel; citrus marmalade, jellies, preserves and kumquots; guava paste, gnnva jelly, preserved figs, coquina clam broth, shrimp la glass, cove oysters, ntw potatoes In tin, sweet potatoes, earned grapefruit hearts and oranga and grapefruit juice in glass. The commercial can series lately Installed In Florida are can nlng practically all ths fruits, vagetables and berrie produced In that State. Those enumerated above are largely distinctive of Florida and are not produced elsewhere except la extremely limited territories. There will also be a Urge Illuminated display of more than two hundred varieties of Florida home canned products prepared under the direction of J. A. Mackintosh, superintendent of exhibits, in association with Mien Mary A. Stennla, State nutritionist, and the home demonstration agents of the various counties and the 4-- Onb girls New Exotics Introduced There will also be a special display of now tropical and exotic products recently introduced into Florida, Including the GovtgnoFs Plum, Surinam Cherry. Monstera DeUdosa, papers carom bo Is aapoto, hybrid mongos tamarinds custard apple, rose appls carlaaa and several more. Plana for a Florid citrus grove at the Fair are also being made. A plot of 1X9 acres Immediately in front of the main entrance of the Agricultural Building, and fadng the lagoos has been set tor tkto firevs The work j of landscaping It snd making It ready for the trees which will be brought tram Florida is about to commence. The plot win bo protected from winds off the lake in ay direction, and is abont one thouannd feet fromonly Florthe ida building la the Court of 8tnte. This whole food exhibit wUl be of intense interest to the borne makers from all ports of the United States and Europe who win flock to the Fair. enc va you moi texe that Tl thin have - Bill , wood hefon hare Looks But from t Preach t: To Be Magnificently Housed The food exhibits at the Fair will be shown In the Agricultural Building which it now rising on Northerly Island In Lake Michi- A, gan which has been created East of ths Field Museum, that magnificent structure on the lake front weU known to Chicago- - visitors The architecture of ths Field Museum Is of a familiar classical typs hat ths architecture of ths Fair buildings will sound an entirely new note. It will emphasize particularly their adaptability to their prospective uses and tha new materials and methods of construction developed within ths" last century. Ths Administration, Building, already erected is the only on which will hare windows Ths it of ths structures will rely, tor the display of their exhibits on artificial light But since scientists are now ablt to give ns artificial lighting equivalent to unehlns this method will be n positive gals for it will not be affected by weather fair or foul. The exteriors of ths bnlldlngs . will be gloriously colored dork bins and whits for Instance, ornamented with aluminum, with here ; and there soma lighter bines whits and grey embellished with brilliant spots of color vivid pinks and greens snd other hue and thee will be Illuminated at night by flood lights which will baths ths buildings In constantly changing colors and bring their beauties Into bold re lief. , I business as THE FABIAN BROKERAGE COMPANY: J. R. WALKER: CHARLES A. WALK-EGEORGE R. WALKER am! W. R, WALKER. Defendant! To be Sold at Sheriffs Sale at dir e west front door of the County in the City and County of Salt Lake, State of Utah, on the 2nd day of October. 1932, at 12 o'clock aooe of said day that certain piece or par of real property sitnate in Salt Lake County, State of Utah, deacrilxf as follows, Beginning at a point 33 feet Nottk of tbe Southeast corner of Lot 7, Block 51, Plat Salt Lake G(J Survey, and running thence North feet; thence West 165 feet: them South 66 feet; thence Eaet 165 fed to tbe point of beginning; togedw with all of the right, title and interest of the mortgagor in and to d following tract of land for right way purposes of every nature; Beginning at a point 33 feet Nod and J65 feet West from the Sontbo corner of tbe aforesaid Lot 7. and waning thence North 132 feet: them West 165 feet: thence South 16 fdj thence Eaet 147 feet; thence Sonth degrees East 11.31 feet; thence Sow 108 feet; thence East 10 feet to d point of beginning Also, together with all bnildingt id improvements upon the first scribed tract of land or that nuy after be erected thereon and asy w all rights of wsy, drain, water tow es, lights easements, rights and V9 j tenances to the said premises or part thereof belonging or thtdj now or heretofore held or enjoyed so all personal property and fid upon or appurtenant to said pr owned by tbe mortgagor and or for the maintenance or optnw laid premises. . u , Purchase price payable a money of th United State. M Dated at Salt Lake City. Utih, 1932 2nd day of September S. GRANT YOUNG- Sheriff of Salt Lake County. f By Earl M. Wilson, Dtprt - . Riter B Cowan Conrt-houc- Florida Annotmcta Elaborate Plana 200 publication la tbe District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County of Salt Lake, State of Utah, er. This month Goodyear guilds its ; Commencing 510.345 feet East and 10.8 tods South of the Northwest corner of Lot 2, Block 18, Tea Acre Plat A", Big Field Survey, and running thence South 24 rods; thence East 68 feet; thence North 24 rode; thence West 68 feet to beginning. Purchase price payable in lawfnl money of the United States Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 17th day of August. 1932. S. GRANT YOUNG off Have You Had Your Ride? We'll gladly give you a demonstration of these super-so- ft tires pioneered by Goodyear to-w- it: SHERIFFS SALE drive on thin, risky tires this Fall and Winter. With tire prices so low it doesnt pay to take chances. Come in get our liberal offer for your old .tires, .Well do everything we can to help you get those thin, risky tiresT All-Weath- LIN-N1- E Last publication date T"ONT t j Defendants, to be told at Sheriff a Sale at tbe west front door of tbe County Conrtbonw in the City and County of Salt Lake State of Utah, on the 16tb day of Sep,jt.. 1932, at 12 oclock noon of said day that certain piece or parcel of real property situate in Salt Lake County, State of Utah, described as Fjnt 4HJ e Sheriff of Salt Lake County, Utah. By Earl M. Wilson, Deputy. Thomas B Thomas. Attorneys for Plaintiff. .ff-s- 1 t i , UTAH ASSETS CORPORATION. a corporation, Plaintiff, mis Z.B.T. Baby Talcum will put a stop to thin! Made according to the formula of s famous child specialist, this mildly-medicate- Lake OW, Utah itimiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii not aeoldl rust make euro that you are not at fault! ttMOr Write foe detail abont our very A L L - E X PENSE attractive RATES. Everything covered at low cost. HOTEL keby b peevish IF .voter , If ks keeps you awaks half ths night, tossing about la his crib... do 10 RATES E Now in Effect . This Mew iCnowledge Epringtimfi . Leaves Magna Leaves Salt Lake for Salt Lake For Magna 9:40 a. m. J.7:00 p. 1:40 p. m. 11:00 a. 6:40 p. m. , 4.00 p. m- 7:40 p. m. ... 5:00 p. m. SALT LAKE DEPOT 77 Sonth on Wert Temple MAGNA DEPOT:. : Rasmussen Garage ' and Throbs . . er ; also reported s circulation of S98 books for the month of August. Following tbe business meeting, a social was enjoyed with Mrs. T. E. Burks snd Mrs. Pete Davidson as hostesses. BIRTHDAY SOCIAL ' Bridge was the diversion of tbe evenMrs. Mary Nielson entertained at ing, snd tbe prize for high score social Saturday evening in honor of to Mrs. Frank Peterson. A - her birth anniversary.- - Progressive luncheon was served. games were played end prizes awarded. The following guests wet present: Tbe Magna Ladies Democratic StuMr. snd Mrs. James Dale of Tooele. Miss Frances Meade' of Copperton. dy Group will meet Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. E. G Webber, Mrs, Pat at eight oclock p. m.. September 26 Devine, Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Olsen, Mr. at the Magna Women's dubrooms, and Mrs. Emil Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Rawlings will be tbe speakAntone pygeson. Howard Ridge. Mr. er for the evening. A musical program and Mrs. Henry Ivey, Mr. snd Mrs. is also being arranged. Tbe men art George S. Taylor, Roy Tygeson. Mrs. invited to attend this metering. G R. Moytt, Frank Broderick and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ridge. A midMembers of the W. B. A. Sewing night luncheon was served at the small Onb enjoyed so onting Monday aftables. ternoon in Salt Lake. The following ladies attended: Mrs. J. W. Brewer. VISITORS LEAVE Mr, snd Mrs. Ted Sherman and Mrs. John Bayes, Mrs. Fred Barton. Mrs. B. W. Richdaughters. June snd Betty, snd Mrs. Mrs. O. A. Sonne, ardson, Mrs. Mary Nielson, Mrs. RoDon Bailey, Mrs. Shermans mother-in-lahave left Magna for their bert Ridge. Mrs. James Koae. Mrs. C. borne in Los Angeles. California, after F. Westphal, Mrs. Jack Marior and spending two months Vacation with Mrs. Myrtle Long. Mr, snd Mrs. Robert Bradford, the parents of Mrs, Sherman. sod mountain climbing mads up tbs sftcrnooa of entertainment, sad tbs concluding feature of sn entertaining two day vacation. baring draft bod to blm, an Bounce j rmo Sunday wUl be , adeem or I an to skin th Ur. ta HeL P tbt k j ' . - - Attorneys for First publication date Last publication date w.( !ot of hot bs tohon. th if of wn. ,Dg d . etlonaL z:,h o bs 2Sfht ftotur. that J title a ftoacher th, h i? th rle; i ui kd, and' ja,. el ty. |
