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Show Hoovt!r-Curtis Leader IDGJCRS SEES NOVELTY HERRIMAN ITEMS TRUTH IN HOOVER TALK Beverly Hills, Calif-According to Republican press of the country, speech ranks right along Washington's after dinner effll8til>nB and some of Lincoln's monobut, according to the Demopress, it was just another ReIJUbllcs.n press clipping and is in a with all presidential seconding peeche,s." But as an independent, oould see much truth and novelty it. He was against poverty, faveducatlon, even if you couldn't In a fraternity. He said prohiwas a novelty experiment, and believes in noble things, even if were only experiments. Will. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Careton and children of Salt Lake were the guest~ of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Battison Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Mrs. Bert Battison entertained at a birthday party for her son Keith and daughter, Larue Tuesday, thirtyfive guests were present. The other guests were Mrs. Spencer Miller and two sons of Herriman and Mr. and Mrs. Heber S. Crane and daughters, Velate and Alta. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Battison and Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hunter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Careton of Salt Lake Saturday evening. Two strands of corf. exMtly ~he same length. One is Goodyear SUPERTWIST, the other usual standard cord. T"'nsion is applied by these ma· chines. Snap! the stan.Iuu cord bteaks. remains intact. SUPERTWIST Let's try it again with fresh strands -same length. Tension is ex· erted, then re· laxed. SU. ·PERTWIST springs hac taut like a ber band. other cord saga-no ticity- it's dead. Supertwist gives and recovers to road shocks, while ordinary cords react as you have seen. SUPERTWIST is another exclusive f ea. ture of Gc.odyear Tires. May we make these teats for you and show you why you should INSIST Goodon vears? The Wor1d's Mileage Champion McKean Service Station STATE AT SANDY Phone Midvale 275 UTAH KINDLING YOU ONLY HAVE A FEW DAYS LEFT TO BUY YOUR LUMBER AND KINDLING FOR A BIG SAVING AT OUR WRECKING JOB AT THE U.S. SMELTER. THE FRIEDMAN LUMBER CO.. The Friedman Lumber Co. Does your grocer say to you, "Yes, Mrs. So and So, I h:ave just the item you want and I have been saving it for you?" Does. your grocer phone you every morning and tell you all the nice fresh vegetables, etc., they have? That is all very nice but you • pay for that service, and pay plenty I THE 0. P. SKAGGS SYSTEM ~ There are no pets in the 0. P. Skaggs System Stores. Everyone is accorded the l>ame courteous service. There is no saving nice things for Mrs. Smith and having some clever clerk sell the leavings to Mrs. Jones. Our only sales talks are the foods speaking for themselves. You'll find the choicest the Fruits, vegetables and lllarket affords. meats in abundance. A cash and carry system with cash and carry prices. There must be a reason for the popularity of the 0. P. Skaggs System Stores. Try our 16 oz. (10c size) and quality loaf of fine bread at 5c. HOOVER 1/M/. I believe there Is no surer method of sapping the freedom or self govern· ment and the sense of responsibility of our citizens than unnecessary ex· tension of Federal control over economic services which so vitally touch the ll!e of every family, every industry and every community. Why was the Arabiau titled to run He is a profesin the Marathon? lamily and Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Fred- sional dispatch bearer for the French rtckson of Salt Lake visited friends army in Northern Africa, and his ancesters for generations have been so. here last week. Mrs. Olive Miller entertained at so is the South American Chiliean dinner at her home Thursday in com- Indian, Plaza. The bulk of Chilies pliment to Mrs. John Day and daugh- population is pure Indian, ruled by a Ours is not a nation of land, fac· tories, railroads, dynamos, trade or ter Geneva of Draper, Mrs. Ernest handful of pure blood Spaniards. Of ships. It Is a nation of men, women Silcox of West Jordan, Miss Theo course, if Plaza is not a professional, Miller, Salt Lake and Ezra Miller of this much is clear, on account of Jack and children. of railroads and wagon roads up in Riverton. The best way to economize Is to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Butterfield and the steep, narrow valleys in the An1 t&flize your time well. son, George, Mrs. Sarah M. Butter- des, thousands of Indians are used for field, Mrs. Alice Bowen, Erastus Sor- carrying mails, farm products, and ensen, Daryl Crane, Jessie Dansie, baggage. They are the worst kind Mrs. Spencer Miller and son Loran of professionals, because of their star and Miss Cora Butterfield all motor- vation wages, and they have to do it ed to Saltair Wednesday where they until the day they die. The Amencan professional athelete, in giving enjoyed the day. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Butterfield of exhibitions in different cities only Mr. and Mrs. John Stlenfeldt have Salt Lake and Mrs. Ada Quick of shows his ability once in a while, Bingham were the guests of Mr. and sometimes like Jack Dempsey, only moved to Salt Lake where they will Mrs. Samuel Butterfield part of the once in two years, and as a rule make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Paul The Stienfeldt are taking charg-e of the money comes easy to them. week. The ladies of the Farm Bureau temptation to take life easy is so Stienfeldt farm. met Friday afternoon in the amuse- great that they often get out of conMr. and Mrs. Charles Gustaveson Still the European nations and son, Carl of Springville were ment hall. The time was spent in dition. making baskets. A five o'clock lunch howl like a pack of wolves if the U. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus was served. The hostesses were: s. sends a man like Charles Paddock Pappas, Sunday. Mesdames Louis Christensen, Spen- who has only broken the rule a few Mr. Niels Youngdale, Mr. and Mrs. cer Miller, A. H. Eastman and Sylvia times by showing himself in the Henry Youngdale and family, Mr. Butterfield. Those present were Mes- movies. and Mrs. Alfred Sandberg are spendThe Mohammaden professional ex- ing their vacation at Yellowstone dames J. H. Crump, Alice Bowen, F. T. Crane, Sarah J. Butterfield, J. S. pressmen of Constantinople can carry park. H. Bodell, 0. R. Freeman, A. H. Dan- a grand piano on their backs for Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gardner has resie, Walter E. Crane, Arthur W. miles. The Jinrikiska men of Japan turned home from a trip to YellowCrane, S. H. Crump. The hostesses and China are the means of trans- stone park. On their way home, they and Miss Zelma Butterfield and Mrs. portation in the cities and can pull visited with their son Duncon in Monpassengers in their vehicles with tana and also relatives in Idaho. Zach Butterfield of Riverton. Miss Theo Miller of Salt Lake is lightning speed for great distances. visiting friends here two weeks, the Why? Because almost from the Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Todd and famguest of her grandmother, Mrs. Olive cradle to the grave, and their ances- ily have moved to Midvale to make tors before them, have done the same their home. Miller. Leland Richardson, Solon RichardOral Swan of Salt Lake is the guest thing. Why was the Arab allowed to run son, Arthur Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. of Vaughn Crane this week. A lecture was given Friday morn- under French color? If that is the J'lmes Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace ing in the ward house to the ladies case, Great Britain ca11 train up the · Rateman and Mr. and Mrs. George of the Farm Bureau on house plants, Zulus, the finest built men in the l-Ienuerson motored to Saltair and by Mr. Hansen of the A. C. College world, for the next Olympiad. U. S. spent Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bateman en· of Logan. Mrs. Ivy L. Hall of Salt can train the Head Hunters of the at Sunday dinner for the tl!rtained great showed s. u. etc. Phillipines, attendance.. in Lake was also Mrs. Nora Curry guests: following unrun Philipinos the Jetting in tact enterCrump H. J. Mr. and Mrs. and son E~<rl Maxine daughter, and OJyrecent the in color own their der compli· in Thursday tained at dinner Heber City. of Bonner George knd to Kabyl the ment to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crump mpiad. France forced daughter, and Bowcutt Lisle Mrs. of spite in and son, Don of Lark and Mrs. Ray run under the tri-colors, were the Dirur..ond Alva Covers were the fact that they get along like Eoba and of Pleasant Grove. Smith and some of the Southern guests of Mrs. Sam Cundick Sunday laid for 12. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bodell of Bing- Democrats. No one is barred, but rfternoon. Lavon Gardner and Grace Lancastham were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. France should Jet the Arabs run unHenry Bodell and family part of the der their own color and they should er left for California Saturday after follow the rule that there be no pro- spending the summer here. week. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Parry and son fessionalism. Mr. Shirley Richardson accompanRaymond were the guests of Mrs. Keep the Olympic games straight Alice Parry of Salt Lake part of the or if the United States once gets ied by Orland Newbold and Earl Shep week. proof that the European Nations are pick of South Jordan left Sunday Mr. Lee Bagrell of Coalville is the crooked, believe me, we can keep up for Blackfork, Wyo., where they will guest of Rex Crump this week. with them. Our heavy weight box- spend three days fishing. Mrs. NewThe girls sewing club met Satur- ing games are giving us good train- bold is spending the time with her day a ft ernoon 1n the amusemen t h a 11 . mother, Mrs. Shirley Richardson. Ing in that line. The time was spent in sewing. Those -Contributed by August Rodman. presen t were: Mary an d L uc y B ut terfield, Elizabeth, Roberta and CorMr. Cecil Freeman, Lawrence Nielnelia Crane, Jessie Farmer, Dot Chance He Mlaaed and Leverell Densley are taking sen v rna and Edna Bowen BerC The late Richard Wagner, In hl.l ni:m~ree-:nan, Lellis Forman, Lola a trip through Idaho. They are go- terse way, once denounced the sound ing to visit Cecil's grand parents at made by the saxophone as "raschen· and Leah Christensen. kreuznngschiangwerkzeuge" and we Mrs. Spencer Miller and two sons Twin Falls. often wish Mr. '" ngner had expressed Loran and Douglas left Saturday by an opinion of splnach.--Qh!o State auto for a ten day vacation with Journal. friends in payson and Nephi. While there they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Bigler and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Olpin and Mr. and Mrs. Herman VIckers. I The first ward trail builders spent Saturday at Saratoga, the advisors were Mr. and Mrs. Maud Wilkins, Mrs. E. C. Land. Fred Weing and Toccay Sorenson were chaperones. The trail builders are Vern. Sorenson, Von Lloyd, Elmo Densley, Leon Densley, Milt. Densley, Delbert Page, Rodnie, Page Weiberg, Henry Bills, John Weigg, Waldo Page, Ferry Stevenson, Bud Swenson, Darrel Brown, Deno Seal, Leroy Land and Milen Benny . Miss Joyce Page spent the weekend at Salt Lake the guest of Miss Ardith Frankland. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Collier of Bingham spent Sunday as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Net!. Mrs. Joe Freeman of California Is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. George Bills. Dr. Leon Morgan, wife and daughter, Evelyn of Los Angeles, Calif., are spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Morgan. Miss Joyce Page is visiting with Miss Ardith and Ilna Frankland of Salt Lake. Clair Densley entertained at a birth day party , it being his 6th birthday anniversary. Ruth Hamilton had a birthday party Tuesday. Eighteen little girls were present. Mrs. Zach Butterfield is giving a party for Mrs. Mahonri Butterfield. . . . and refreshments Will be enQmltmg . . Joyed by 20 · ared Mr. . and Mrs. Willace Freeman d spendmg Tues~ay, Wednes ay an Thursday up Big .cottonwood. cany.on They took as their guests, M1ss V1vian Freeman, Lidia Freeman, Ruth Freeman and Ella Freeman. Beth Steadman, Violet P~ge and Aileen Ste.adman are spending the week at vn:tan park. Mr. Marvm England of Logan spent Tuesday visiting with George H. Dansie and family. Arnold Butterfield and John Steadman are taking their vacation at Seattle, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christensen of Salt Lake and Mrs. Eliza Mangelson of Levan spent Sunday visiting S. F. Stephensen. Mr. Phil Nielsen entertained at a birthday party. Games were played and luncheon served to sixteen guests ! I Fights Tammany "GO TO GRASS" For Your Furniture And Save Money NICE MODERN HO~near Locust street. !l rooms and bath, cheap. See Crapo. Our ideal is not only a child free from disease. It is also a child made free to develop to the utmost his capac! ty for physical, social and mental health. I have no fear for the ultimate cause of religion. That springs from depths too great and too certain ever to Jlt 1 wholly defeated. THE MIDVALE JOURNAL Weekly (Friday) Published by ihe Jordan Publishinr Company, Inc. Terms of Subscription Per Year (in advance) __ $1.00 Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Midvale City, Utah, under act of March 3, 1879. Modern Job Printing Department maintained. All prices based on the Franklin Printing Price List. Advertising Rates Display, per column inch _ $(J.Sli $0.10 Readers, per line All business correspondence should be addressed to The Midvale Jour. nal, Midvale. Utah. 136 N. Main St. Ph. Mid. 178 FOR SALE -Pedigreed German Police Dogs. Inquire Mid. 88R-1. tf A~~~~ ='~~~ =1 iOf \ 1 ' .P0;;:; --- Ot;lf tiU- ~ ,::.'.~ ,tf!t:l NOTHING LIKE MILK FOB THE KIDDIES HEALTH Get the habit! Give your kiddles a glass of milk morning, noon and night. Plenty of it, too--a.Jl they can drink. Nothing Is more nourishing or has more health-giving qual· !ties. Just try one bottle of our rich creamy milk and you'll want us to deliver it every morning. And remember, our MILK Is delivered (Packed In ICE)! FAIRDALE . FARMS EARL TOONE Telephone Douglas 91-J4 CHICKENS--5 acre, !l-room house, coops for 1000 hens, main highway, Granite. Cheap and easy tearm. See Crapo. GOOD ONE-10 acre farm. 3-room new house, coops, barns, orchard, HOI\IE A..~ LMNG. A S-room Modern Cottage and Store on State City water and lights. See Crapo. school starts and avoid the rush. FOR A SONG-And a. small sum of See Crapo. 1\foney. 20-acre farm, 5-room brick house, barn, orchard in Granite BUY NOW-In EastVale addition. 3 5-room brick homes, modern and See Crapo. furnace at exceptionally attractive prices. Get your home before 3-ROOJ\1 HOUSE-near State In Street. A Bargain for Right party, Sandy, $800.00 for qulck sale. See Crapo. C. C. Crapo, Sandy, Utah whose ALDERMAN RUTH PRATT, fight against Tammony Hall In the New York City Board of AI· dermen has bT{lUght her wide-spread recognition, has entered the national field to fight for the Hoover·Curtis ticket. SANDY Phone Midvale 137-W UTAH .fi There's A Vast Difference In Loom Woven Baby Carriages with· Insist Too many parents buy baby baby'• For out considering baby's comfort. protection and health it ia wisdom to sec on a that the carriage purchased is a Lloyd. The basket shaped bodies of the Lloyd carriages Lloyd No one can contemplate the paet and the future of our country without an earnest prayer that we shall maintain at all times the refreshing force of a strong tarm population. Real Estate or Financing ·· SEE CRAPO Mr. and Mrs. Louis Christensen entertained at a dinner at their home Sunday. Covers were laid for 16. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Bodell and family of Salt Lake. Tel. Was. 1316 5th South and 3rd West SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH ARE YOU SOME GROCER'S PET? Sport Editor, Midvale Journal, Dear Sir: West· Jordan ON. FRANKLIN W. FORT, New Jersey Congressman and vet· eran Republican campaigner, who is secretary of the National Re· publican Committee. Just try these tests ! CONTRffiUTE DARTICLE Mr. and Mrs. William T. Swan and RIVERTON, UTAH H Goodyear Tires are made of SU. PER TWIST. Page Fiva THE MIDVALE JOURNAL Lake County, Friday, August 17, 1928 C. C. CRAPO carri&~e~ MIDVALE MURRAY SANDY "Ice Will Not Get Out Of Order" are beautifully colored, built extra roomy and smartly upholstered. For all stomach and intestinal troubles and disturbances due tO' teething, there is nothing better than a safe Infants' and Children's We offer one of the finest and most COJn-o plete collections of these nationally known vehicles ever seen in thia city at prices that will convince you is real economy. See This Big Value and Many Others Terms Arranged Phone 11.9 Midvale Furniture Co. Midvale ···················· Utah Laxative. Mas. WINSLOW'S SYRVP B ARGAIN DAYS DO NOT WE INTEREST US. HAVE BARGAINS ALL THE '£IME. EVERY SALE l\IADE HERE IS A BARGAIN YOU GET YOUR !\lONEY'S worth at Zimmer's Bakery Zimmer's Cafe & Bakery Iris Theatre Block Next door to J. C. Penney Co. 1\lidvale !\lain Street WTEST JORDAN }fiLLING W., COMPANY Economy & White Lily FLOUR A Home Institution 1\lanufacturers of the Flour That !\lade 1\lother Start Baking Try Our Whole Wheat Health Flour and find health again! Ask Your Grocer For Our Economy or White Lily Flour I. 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