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Show retallen-the 118leaman and the small I Nearly evu;oae todiQ' . . . bad ex- order house. Beeause It can mean so mueh, I "rtac:e buy1J.w from reta11a, houseu-IIIOUIMI canVUIMill and mall order have given the subject a lot of study. · ADd I hope that what I have found Yet very, yery fffW of us have had out will be Interesting and helpful an<l c:Om:- ~ the people who buy. ·Qppo~ to -sit· Firat of ·all, every one of us prethe ftluea received from l!ach. For lnataDce, do you know who iera.. to buy whiu·e· we can get· the 7011 · the best value for yolir greatest value--the best service most laOIUJ In buyiq kitc~en utensils, .convenienUy. That means we judge har<lware store; the p.n- the worth of a product by value-1rho calla at your home; or service and convenience In buying. Now I firmly believe that moat of man order house 1 I don't tle]leve that very many of us who buy· from the canvassers or hatll e'Y'V liad a chance to make mail order houses, Instead of our lo- 1 3':our miDda on thilJ subject. Yet cal retailer, do so In the though~ that a YeJ7 Jntereating and Import- we are Saving money. Or In other oue. n uaeana dollars and cents words, getting a greater value for ua. It m.eana buslneBS lite to the THE MJDVALE JOURNAL I THE MIDVALE JOURNAL Let .the Waves Roll On Weekly (Friday) Published b:v the '-------------------- -------1 Jordan Publishin.c Company, IDe. Terms of Subscription $1.00 Per Year (in advance) _ down I I Camera's Films and an Unexcelled Developing Service We carry the most complete stock of the best cameras and films In town. Try our 24-hour developing service. We guaraDtee the best results obtainable from our fllms. Our prices on comeras, ftlms and developing are the lowest. UGSUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES You wlao realize that piO&& !t 18 of tile ..u.... couv ..ru..uce oy llnu~rmg = a rellallle drug atore wW appre- MIDVALE DRUG CO. Phone Midvale 150 '"The Busy Comer" whom Ulll pt·o· I work on a commission on their sales. ... u.c1. w your nome. .I)UI. more or.eu, 1 This expense akes more of your dolana w&t sever& a&yb lar, and leaves less of it for the ma,ruu pay tOr ww.t you uuy. Just tile same as terlal than In buying from your retailer. wltn tne . .tnaU oraer il,ouse. "•'lleretore, it is clear that the loFor these reasons, It Is extremely cal retauer 18 the only one who gives doubtful If you get as great a dol· ooru bllnlcll ana convemence regular- lar value from the canvasser as from ly. your retailer. ·•·he question then Is: "Who gives Advantages of Buying Locally the greatest v&ue '!" .l::!ecause 1t the There are still other considerations value is tile same, cert&nly it should however. Your retailer is a local pay &ways to buy from tile nearoy man with property, on which he pays 1 . •·e.taller • taxes. He employs local people to Mail Ordet· Houses help him. The more people engaged I have no quarrel with the mail in business In your town means more oraer houses. ·.1.·bey are mostly tine, work for all, higher wages and greatt·eputable concerns, who oiter their er prosperity, and this will attract • goods at the1r price and stand back more people to your town. JL them. There Ia no solicltatiou The local people pay taxes, and the <.:OmpwslOn ou rue1r part to make us mqre people there are to pay, the less I)Uy from them. 'l'hen again, they each one pays. You know you help ;ue a great convenience to those liv- pay taxes even If you rent a house mg out m the country, a long way or board. Buy out of town and you 'l'he mail order house are contributing to some other city's •.-ow town. ww; on~naily orgaruzed to supply prosperity. You are helping to keep the wants of such people, but smce your town back and that means your .ne advent of automobiles and gooo selfback. Have you ever stopped to realize ,·oads, their market on this class of Lrade has shrunk, and they are- now that your retailer, when he sells you mvading not only the small towns goods, only gets back what he pays for the goods, plus a reward for his llut the large cities. service. This Ia an economic law J.·hese mall order houses are day, in real!.Ly--.tt.twu..n·IES-but which not even a mail order house they do not render all the service that can change. The more your retailer sells, the you demand from your local retailer and they can, therefore, apparently less per article It costs for his' sersell for less money than tile loca. vice, therefore, whea you buy out of town, you are deliberately increasing man. My quarrel Is rather with those the cost to yourself of the things you who buy· from the mail order house just must have in a hurry and must without really taking the trouble to buy, therefore, from the local man. Carry this out of town buying to anaiyw the results of their action to determine whether they are really making the saving they think they are making. I admit that the mail order houses PLAN TO REGISTER can buy their goods cheaper than our local retailer, because of the quantity they use. But there are exAt The penses which the mail order houses have which probably overcome thilJ seeming advantage. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH There are some few standard brand articles listed in the mall order house catalogue, which carry a lower price Freshmen must register Septemthan your retailer asks, these · are ber 27, and must attend Septemgenerally used as leaders, but It does ber 28 and 29. not neceBSarlly follow that It the stan dard brand goods are lower priced, All other atudents must register It Is so with all other goods listed. October 1. However, In buying from the mail Regular class work begins Octoorder house, you cannot actually see ber 2. the goods before you buy and pay' for them._ You must take the time and e1fort of selecting from a catalogue, Send for Catalo&1Je. without the advice of your retailer, as to which article will best serve your needs. You must take the time UNIVERSITY OF UTAH to write out a check. You usually must add the parcel post or expreBS charges to the price. It we would L Salt Lake City do all these things for our local retailer, he could and would sell goods at a lower price than the mall order house. Your time and effort used this way means money to you, and should be considered as part of the price you pay. Taking this all Into consideration do you really save any money! Door-toDoor Selling The manufacturer who sells his pro duct with door-to-door peddlera, probably tells you that he can sell cheaper than your local retailer, because he Is eliminating the retailer's profit and his store expense, etc. While this may be true, 110 far as It goes, he should tell you about the force of clerks he has to have to keep track of his peddlers, and handle the or• ders they send In, and the force of orders. clerks who put up the He should tell you about the expense he has of sales man•gel'8-'diitrlct managers-city managers · and then Ur course the canvasser sometimes I the peddler salesmen, all of lmportpce thM you patron- DENTIST Ov~ Midvale Bakery, comer Main and Center streets, I have, during the last year, done a lot of special study in the art of making sets and am making a Special Feature of that qaA•I!U of work. A. W. ENSIGN, D.D.S. • WEARE 100%'ERS That means we are 100% for our customers. We have arranred ·the cleane~t, most convenient store in Midvale. We've stocked them with tire finest foods. Our prices will &peal[ for themselves if you will compare them with any store anywhere. No matter what you want to eat, you'll find it in an 0. P. Skagrs System Store and you'll buy for less. BREAD AT HALF PRICE A wonderful full pound IGaf of white or health bread that you would consider to be a good value for lOc is priced in our store at 5c every day. If you are not using this bread, try it. We know that you'll be an 0. P. • Skaggs System Store bread customer after you taste it. As fine bread as it is possible to make. • honored at luncheon at the home of RIVERTON, UTAH Entered as second class matter The R. s. Club was entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dusten of Salt at the postoffice at Midvale City, Lake last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nichols en- Utah, under act of. March 3, 1879. last Wednesday at the home of Mr. an\f Mrs. Fred H. May by Jenny May tertalned at a party at their home Modern Job Printing Department During the last Monday In honor of Mrs. David maintained. All prices ·based on and Ruth Mortensen. the Franklin Printing Price Liat. evening music was enjoyed fol)ow- Sorensen. The afternoon w~.:~ spent ed by a midnight supper. The color In a social way and luncheon was Advertising Rates scheme was carried out In gold and served to besides the guest of honor, per column inch _ $0.36 Display, pink. The following morning, break- Mrs. Fay Raddon, of Salt Lake, Mrs. fast wlls served to the following club_ $0.10 Hugh Buckley of West Jordan, Mrs. Readers, per line members: Jenny May, Ruth Morten- John Hansen, Mrs. Ellis Allen, Mrs. All business correspondence should sen, Melva Bllls, Myrtle Park, Beth Hershel Egbert, Mrs. William Tor- be addressed to The Midvale Jour• Smith and Ruth Howard kelsen, · Mrs. Rosa Lovendahl, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Lloyd en- Morris Butterfield and Mrs. Mark nal, Midvale. Utah. tertained at a partv Wednesday In Nichols. Ph. Mid. 178 136 N. Main St. Mr. and Mrs.- James R. Dansie enhonor of their daughter Joy, it being anniversary. tertained at a party at their home her sixth birthday EAST MIDVALE Games were played and refreshments Thursday In honor of their daughter, Fay, it being her sixth birthday anwere served to 12 little guests. Mrs. M. J. Thornton accompanied Mrs. Hershel Egbert entertained at niversary. Mrs. L. E. Walters and sons, Leo- by her son, L.A. Wilson of Salt Lake dinner last Wednesday at her home, in honor of her sister, Mrs. David nard and Donald spent Sunday and left by auto Monday morning for Covers were Monday as guests of Mr. an d Mrs. California. They will visit relatives Sorensen of Denver. in Monro, en route. laid for Mrs. William Torkelsen, Mrs. Thomas B. Lloyd. Mrs. Rachel Forbush spent Friday The second ward Relief Society en· Ellis Allen, Mrs. Thomas Nichols, Mrs. Rosa Lovendahl, Mrs. John Han- tertained at a quilting at the amuse- afternoon with Mrs. M. M. Hand of Sandy. sen and Mrs. Morris Butterfield and ment hall on Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Bennett was a Salt Mr. and Mrs. Zach T. Butterfield Mrs. Hugh Buckley of West Jordan, and children returned home Monday Lake visitor Tuesday . Mrs. Ross Tingey of Salt Lake · East Jordan Stake Primary Pet Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Peterson had as after spending two weeks at Piedtheir guests last Sunday, Mr. and mont, Wyoming. They were accom, and Hobby show will be held Satur· Mrs. Alma Hemmingsen and daugh- panied home by Mr. and Mrs. Charles day, September 15 at 3 o'clock p. m. ters, Mrs. Albert Ottesen and sons of Myers and daughters Leola and Cloe All children are urged to have their Lark, Mrs. Earl Maughn and child- who spent three days visiting with pets ready for the parade which will [ be through,. the principle streets of ren of Salt Lake and Mr .and Mrs. them. Midvale. Parents are invited to be Salt of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Anderson Ren Peterson and children of South present. visweek last days three spent Lake Jordan. . Miss Beulah Lloyd, daughter of lUng with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Freeman R. Lloyd left Monday for Lloyd. Mrs. John Hansen and Mrs. David . - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Chicago where she will spend two Sorensen were entertained at dinmonths. Mrs. John Hansen and daughter, ner last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Sorensen of Denver was Mrs. Herman Dittman of Salt Lake. Miss Bulah Lloyd and Mrs. Thomas its extreme and you will eliminate B. Lloyd spent Saturday at the home your local retailers entirely. Picture of Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Newbold to yourself what kind of a town yours of South Jordan. would be if such a thing happened. Miss Zelma Butterfield left TuesThen again-how would you feel day for Charleston as guest of Mr. toward the person who would offer and Mrs. Loaf Crane of Herriman. to take yo.ur job, and do your work, for less money than you are now getting? (You know you are not getting now all your job should pay for NOTHING LIKE MILK FOB the work you do.) Well, when you THE KIDDIES HEAI.TH answer this question honestly you will Get the habit! know how your local retailer feels toGive your kiddles a glass of ward the mall order house and the milk morning, noon and night. door-to-door peddler. Plenty of it, too-all they can drink. What This Means To You Nothing is more nourlshin&' The foregoing is nothing new II\ has more health-giving qualyour· or it analyze can You thought. ities. will. self, as well as I can, if you only Just try one bottle of our rich But how many of us ever sit down milk and you'll want us creamy one? to think thru a problem like this it every morning. deliver to your to th'ought a give ever Do you our MILK ill remember, And you local merchant, who is serving In ICE)! (Packed delivered you and your town, when you think from can save a few cents by buying out of town? Really, If you could save money- A~ then you would be right and the lo. T~lephone Douglas 91-J4 cal merchant wrong. But I have studied this subject at length, and I cannot see where you save much money, if any. Certainly, you lose ~§§§§§§§§§§§§~§§§§~ on service and convenience when you .: order from out of town films. Maybe you will ask why I am writing this article. I don't live In your town-and I don't buy from your local merchant. But I am very much interested In better merchandising methods because they reduce the cost of living for all of us. Every time you buy NEARLY NEW-5-room home In CLOSE IN-S acre 4 room house, uneconomically, you not only pay cellar, barn, coops for 400 hens. Sandy. $750, less than cost; for more for the product than it is worth Quick Sale. See Crapo. A real bargain. Take car or livebut you raise the price of other prostock for down payment. See Crapo NICE MODERN HOME-near Loducts for all of us. Perhaps you have heard this story cust street. 4 rooms and bath, CIDCKENS-5 acre, 4-room house, cheap. See Crapo. coops for 1000 hens, main highway, over and over again. No doubt your Graulte. Cheap and easy tearm. retailer has told it to you, and you GOOD ONE-10 acre farm. S-room See Crapo. felt that maybe he was just "grindnew house, coops, barns, orchard, ing his own axe." City water and lights. See Crapo. HOME AND LIVING. A 8-room Therefore, it is in hopes that the Modern Cottage and Store on State opinion of an outsider may be help- GROW WHEAT-640 ace dry farm, Street. A Bargain for Right party. ful, that I have written this article. See Crapo. Juab county, 100 acres plowed. C. D. Garretson. Very, very cheap. See Crapo. •• _ _ _..;...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ F ARM-240 alfalfa seed and stock Full equipranch, Uinta Ba~ln. In S-ROOM HOUSE-near State ARGAIN DAYS DO NOT sick, must Owner ment, very cheap. Sandy, $800.00 for quick sale. See WE US. INTEREST Crapo. sell. See Crapo. HAVE BARGAINS ALL THE 'fiME. EVERY SALE MADE HERE IS A BARGAIN YOU GET YOUR MONEY'S worth at Zimmer's Bakery UTAH SANDY Zimmer's Cafe & Bakery Phone Midvale 137·W Iris Theatre Block Next door to J. C. Penney Co. Midvale Main Street .. Feeni1nint The tazatlve You Chew UkeGDIII No Taste BattheMiat nl'DIIists-lse, 250 FAIRDALE ·-FARMS EARL TOONE Real Estate or Financing .. .. SEE· CRAPO B C. C. CRAPO SANDY MURRAY MIDVALE "Ice Will Not Get Out Of Order" HAPPY BUSINESS NEWS smau ·FOB SALE Five Nice Cottages on Allen street, all modem and newly fixed up. Buy them like· rent and eventually own them. The price is $1,750 each, except south one which will be more when br-5-rovements are complete. All five brand new homes on Wasatch, just- off Main, look them over. These will run around For pyorrhea $3J)OO•. Gall Mou, Was. 2574,212 Walker Bank Bldg. tl1c Buildiag & Loan 8uk · Salt Lake City I. LESTER ARTIFICIAL ICE TELEPHONE: MIDVALE 175 For prev•mtion again>t gu;n infeetiotJs, usc Zonlle, .. Happiness is the greatest asset in life. Honesty is the root of all happiness. If you want to be happy the rest of your life, just wend your money with the man that gives Credit. He helps you when sick, he helps you when out of work. He is your FRIEND IN NEED. The man that gives you CREDIT the man who helps you keep life in yourself and family and he keeps life in the community, for I,.e spends his money here. The man that will not give you credit doesn't ·care whether you live or die. !le\" )J•r.vcrful antis~.:ptlc. A13o guar•-is a;;ainst ci.!·.~~. c.... ·~ghs ~~d d&a- tn•...:!';. St>:r!VU:i of no&>J and t~n\lt.. <llS<i>. I • -Paid Adv. omcE: 6500 State Street Residence Phone: IURRAY 445 |