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Show • PageNin~ MIDVALE JOURNAL Friday, November 30, 1928 CLASSIFIED ADS Hill * liliJ THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving was first celebrated by the Pilgrims who came to our country from England in 1620. They landed here in the cold, bleak month of December, without much food to eat and with Violins Repaired - Sale very little shelter and clothing. '!'here were many hardships and Violins for saiP. one halt size, two size. One :Frank 'Holton trumpet. trials confronting them and many died from cold and hunger dur- full Expert violin repairing. Al,;o all ing their struggle. By the time spring came, more than half of kinds of string Instruments repaired. the little band llad perished. Herman Holmgren Those that were left, however, went to work bravely to plant 24 East 64th South Street, Murray. 1-1-29 Pd Adv. their crops and to build better homes. They toiled unceasmgly through the summer, and by fall they were rewarded with a bounMaternity Home teous narvest. The Pilgrims were so grateful and happy that they Wm. C. Miller, 295 Secqnd Ave Mrs. resolved to thank the Lord for his goodness. Utah. Phone ~Ud. 267-NW ALE, A day was set apart for thanksgiving. On this day all the ~UDV FOR RENT Pilgrims fasted and gathered at the meeting place. Here they ofmodern house, on north Three-room blessings. their for him fered their praise to God and thanked in toWD.. Inquire right street; Main After the Thanksgiving services were over, the people had a tt. 178. Midvale feast. To this feast the Indians we1·e invited. Massasoit, the famous chief, and ninety of his followers attended. FOR SALE The guests. their In West Jordan, just North of the '1'11e mothers worked diligently to satisfy hunters came bringing wild aucks and turkeys; the fishermen Triangle Service Station; 9-room caught an abundance of fish, clams, eels, and lobsters; and the brick bungalow, ~2 acre farm, 17 shares of water. Inquire at Midvale Indians brought with them five deer. tt. Bank. State Although they did not have dainties, besides their fish and game they had many good things. · They made from corn, such FOB RENT things as hominy, samp, and journey cakes. They had a goodly A 3-room house and garage, in Midstore of pumpkin pies, wild grapes, plums, berries and other such vale, two blocks south Midvale school. Inquire 151 Pioneer street, Midvale tf good things to eat. The mdians came dressed in their best costumes, gay with FOB SALE feathers and other ornaments, and danced and sang to please the One good work horse. Call Midvale Pilgrams. For three days they held contests, played games, ran 230-M or at the Journal office 2t. races and had shooting matches, the Indians and white men enjoying themselves alike. 'l'hus did our Pilgrim fathers rejoice over their meager pos-\ FOR SALE CHEAP 1 B R sessiDns and goodnesses. How much more then, should we show F OUr oom unga OW, gratitude and appreciation for that which we enjoy. On Thursday, November 29th, let us all give thanks and praise to God for Fin eLocation. J. A. Al- 1 ~ ffiB ~* ~ "" ffiB ~ ~ dfu Hm ffiB ~ .,. Q;.J dfu ffiB ffiB jill ffiB %1 W Here's a good gift suggestion ffiB l, ~isO~;;; CHOSEN "NO MAN EVER HAS TOO MANY HOSE" I!:Cl fOR THIS ·YEAR'S SCHOOL P'LAY ~ ~ ~ Men are like women that way_ They go through the average kind of hose quickly liffi ffiB Q;.J dfu ~ ,.. Q;.J lifu OOJ 1¥\ t;b.J ~ I!:Cl • It's real economy to get a half dozen pairs at a time of the finest, softest French lisles or Scotch wools. They wear very long-and they're very smart. ffiB ffiB ~ 1!:CJ §B ~ OOJ ~ ~ Q;.J DO YOUR CHRISTMAS MAILING EARLY! ~ We will wrap Christmas packages for mailing f*l Fanious Clothing Co. E*3 liffi ffiB ffiB GENERAL HAULING • call Midvale 235-W, George Boskovich Midvale Utah.. IN MIDVALE yEW&LEB GOOD PROMPT A.~ DEPENDABLE Service YOW' jeweler should enjoy the collfidence of the community. Bring your precious stone problems to me. I ruaranye to repair your watch satisfactory or ask no pay. U yo11 want anyjewelry from Salt Lake, I can save you money on lt. See me. J. S. MORGAN """ESTA.URANT & CAFE • • I The OLD RELIABLE bas returned. Harry Thomas will be pleased to meet his old friends at the-U.S. CAFE after a six months trip abroad. SAMAS & THOMAS, Props. IDVALE SHOE REBUU.DERS IT IS UP TO ALL OF To Create a Quallty Service, Properly Present and Intelli&'ently Sell that Service to the PUBLIC. Without adequate eqllllpillleJot no firm can give real aervice and quallty 1u modern merchandiAlng age. OW' ~ulpment. It Is complete. FLOUR POTATOES MIDY.A.LJ: SHOE REBUILDEB ....t C.ater St. Midvale ~~~~Hffi~II AND E ELECTRIC SERVICE · Jack O'Connor Eel J!lllaaon BLEQrRICIAN8Complete Auto Service Wirlug-All Klnci&-Rlght 26 East Center Pho~ne :t72 Mblvale. l1tab Handle '&a.-The Good Kind P LUMBING IS A VERY P.ARTICUIAB JOB HAVE IT DONE BIGHT PLUMBING AND BEA.TING M 'l'be Best By Test Bought ue,ret ~leN AMARA M7 Service Once and Be Convinced That I Know WhereOF I SPEAK AUGUST GEHRING Mlll'l'&y IPI~OJlte Murray 819 hnrr7EST JORDAN MIJJ,ING CO~IPANY GOOD HOME MADE FRUIT CAKE For Your HOLIDAY Dinner Put In Your Order Early GIVE US A TRIAL 30 cents a pound MIDVALE BAKERY 0or Main and Center Sts. MIDVALE - - ~ Economy & Wblte Llly FLOUR A Dome Institution Manufacturers of the Flour rhat Made Mother Start Baking Our Whole Wheat Health Flour and ftnd health again! Ask Your Grocer For Our Economy or White Lily Flour practice share inanestablishing its year. each oil paintingthe of buying If the other organizations and classes will enlist their services, cooperating with the school, a beginning will be made this season by the purchase of a picture desired by the students. For the past three weeks some of Utah's most select paintings have been on exhibit in the halb. Students have voted on the one they like best among those exhibited. They will have the privilege of enjoying another exhibit soon, however, and the privilege of voting again. The interest expressed by the students is encouraging but more support is expected when the fund campaign begins. Each class and club will be called on to support the movement. By some form of sale, amusement, or drive each group is expected to secure the funds to submit. These will be added to, by the school, and Jordan will then have an oil painting. Damage suits filed against Los Angeles, for loss of life and injuries, resulting from the St. Frances Dam disaster last March, have reached a total of $1,950,000. A newspaper has been started at thy SaU•bucy and M<. Phltlp G<>ldbralJ,son acted as judges tor the try- Paris, in which articles are printed outs.· in five different languages-French, Rehearsals are now going on daily, Spanish, GermB.lJ., Italian and Engand according to Miss Van Johnstone, lish. the director, the production will be ready for presentation in the high school auditorium December 19th. turkey crop Is reported four per cent larger than last year. Ia MJ Speclalt)' IDVALE FEED & STORE ALL lilNDS OFEGGS FEED l\IASH r:l ffiB "Art" has found a place in Jordan high. Is it destined to remain? The Charlonian Club has guaranteed to do Gonov;ovo Williams Charles Andmon Dramatic Manager Property Man ............ Harold Bateman Stage Setting ................ Roxie Wilcox Mrs. Mildred Peacock, Miss Doro- ~ ' M ,. ~ Midvale, Utah EXPRESS and , "Gossip" a three act comedy, has tieen .selected as the annual production for 1928-1929. Tryouts were held last wet-k. Interest among the students ran high and many ambitious would be thespians presented themselves as candidates for the various parts of the cast. The following were chosen: Henry Simonds ............ LeRoy Carsey Louise Simonds ................ Doris Stay Gwen Simonds ............ Maurine Burt Chester Jones .................... Glenn Clegg Betty Blythe, Movie Queen ........ ............................ Helen Westlund Jack Speed, Movie Director........ ........................ Geo. Ronald Hand Reginald Sharp, Paris Shiek ........ ................................ Stanley Bailey Lola Hilton ............ Utahna Bradbury Mary Brown .................... Kate Greer Anne (Maid) ................ Azalia Burgon Sadie Thompson ............ Fleda Jensen James (Taxi Driver) Lynn Bateman Gossipy Neighbors ........ Vesta Bowen When the Grasselli Chemical Co., voted to consolidate with E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., one of the largest corporations of its kind was formed. "Always the Newest Styles" Main Street jgB --- ~= ,am:;'~,~~""u' '"'" Oil Painting To Be Purchased 1Inquire Midvale 187-W. Bv Jordan Student Body For Express, Hauling and MovEast E •••• The present Thanksgiving •••• Two hundred and six persons out of a total 328, are reported saved, after the liner Vistris foundered, 300 miles off Virginia. Passengers and crew took to the life boats when the vessel, due to shifting cargo, or a defective sea-cock, began to list. The ship sank so rapidly that several Those pasboats were swamped. sengers who charged the plunge, were rescued hours later, by naval crafts and steamships. Former Jordan Student Given R. 0. T. C. Promotion Harlow B. Grow, of the class of '24 is completing his fourth year in the School of Engineering at the University of Utah. He has been appointed captain in the R. 0. T. C. and holds the position this year of vice-president of the honorary fraternity, the Scabbard and Blade. He is also on the student body board of Control. A group of students and professors and Captain Grow are chartering a motorless Aviation Club for the Unlversity. PATENTS Protect Your Idea! E. E. VROOMAN & CO. Write Freely, sending Data of your Invention, for full advice. Write for "Proof of Invention" folder mailed free. Trade-Marks Registered We give genuine personal service Established-Experienced Twenty Nine Years Atlas Building Washington, D. C• IF ANYONE Killed a pig, Shot a wife, Got married, Met with an accident, Made a speech, Rob bed a bank. Sold a dog, Lost his wallet, Went fishing, Committed suicide, Drowned a cat, Came back home, Took a vacation, Got licked, Made a bet, Or lost it. -It's news. Send it to the editor. -Exchange. ing, see J. A. Wood, 568 Midvale Phone Center St • Midvale 2l3. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS CITY COURT of Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, State of Utah. ELLA B. EWING, Plaintiff, va. WILLIS PARKINSON, Defendant. SUMMONS The State of Utah to satd defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within ten (10) days after the service of this summons upon you, I! served within the County in which action is brought; otherwise within twenty days after such service and defend the above entitled action; and in case of your failure to do so, the platntUf in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court and of which a copy is hereunto annexed and served upon you and will take judgment against you for the sum of Thirty Three and 50-100 Dollars ($33.50) with interest at the rate of eight per cent per annum from the 1st day of November, 1927, together with plaintiff's costs and disbursements herein. WILLIAM WATERS and E. R. CHRISTENSEN Plaintifra Attorney's Dated Nov. 5th, 1928 P. 0. Address, Midvale, Utah Date first publication, Nov. 9, 1~28. Published in the Midvale Journal. ''FIRST, LAST, AND ALL THE ' TIME, A BUSI~'ESS IN EVERY RESPECT BEYOND REPROACH' FOB NURSE SERVICECall Was. 8«4 OR CALL Local Representative GEO. W. COX Telephone Midvale 222-W Utah 218 1st Ave. Midvale YOUR BODYGUARD As you travel through life your greatest protection against the unexpected attacks of "Hard Luck" is a savings account in the bank. Accidents happen, sickness may come in any family, jobs may be lost through the fault of no one. These represent misfortune to the man w~thout a surplus of cash available for immediate use. Your bank account is your bodyguard. MIDVALE STATE BANK MIDVALE --.-- UTAH |