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Show • • -MURRAY ITEMS - THE JORDAN JOURNAL ~--....-- place Tuesday. The Lions club held 11heir weekly - - f il h d :meeting Tuesday eveniq. Mrs. i:va Jones lUld am Y a as The Primary officers and teachers tiheir last week-end guests, Mrs. entertained the children of the assoLOANS Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. ciation at a social Tuesday afternoon . HOMES .Pexton and nephewp :Marcus Burton, at the ward &m113ement hall. of Nephi. Mr. Bu:rton recently reMr. aild Mrs. '9/llford Robinson turned home from a. two and a half have returned to their home in this years' mission for the Mormon church cit a.fter a stay of several weeks at Want a 1 'n( that won't rot or rustin Virginia and other southern Chyk, .b e enne, wyo. that will fr, ,- you from repair expense? states. .J Mrs. Elliott Aderson of Delta is Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Watts lla_ visiting at the home of her father, Well, we'v< :our:d it! What we think's as their week-end guests. Miss Ida Fred Whitahead and family. the biggest \ab le in roofings! What we Severson, Miss Edna Johnson and Miss Veryl Ferree entertained know is the biggest value I Barrett Jesse Johnson of Wisconsin. twenty friends at her home Saturday oNJi} CORKER. 8 rom press brick M:-r. and Mrs. Thomas Gerrard and evening of last week. Dancing and Asphalt Shingles! bo'llae and one acre land on county Mrs. Effie Pexton motored to Og- games were enjoyed, followed by reBarrett Shingles stay weather-tight. road east of Sandy, only $1600. den Sunday and @pent the day with freshments. Part cash and easy payments. See relatives. The Religion class officers and They're rot-proof, rust-proof. BeautiCRAPO. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pexton hav~ 1 teachers of Grant ward entertained ful, too. And fire-safe! Mineral-surfaced WHAT'S 'NIE.. MATTER. 10 aclt"ea.r m1ovt!a to East Mill Creek to m~ke the children of the association at a in a variety of soft, fadelesf colors. Are nice rich level )A.hd just south home. social yhuraday ~temoon. . you interested ? Come in, and let us SAM:'"No more of that 'peinting expense forma": Midvale City. All in alfalfa, $316 Bi&qop and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler i Mrs. Emline Tripp enterta~ed the 4U!ORGE:.Why?T • per acre. You know i~ worth had as their guests Sunday, their . members of the S. S. Sewmg club show you some samples. SAM : ':hast re-RJOI.d with shinfes thlt wodt rot.• more. See CRAPO. K lsch Wheeler and children of Wednesday a.ftemoon at the home of Eight acre farm ~ian eand daughter, Mrs. George c. her sister, Mrs. W. T. Bacon. Lunchhome. Comer "WHITE HOUSE" tor sale, fumi- Nichols and family of O~tden. eon was servei1 to ten mem~ers. streets, at a ture and all. The beautiful white • · . ll'm-s Lucetta Malstrpm, M1ss Berchoice building residence east end of Main St. The teachers of t~e Murray City nice Watts, Miss Vila Christensen. .,.,..... OJ' '1. acre lots on Sandy is for sale cheap, family schQ$ motored to )fl~l ~reek canyon Grace Bateman, Naida . Bringohurst, S.rrett Shinf!s donl fade or lOt .. Never ,.... J*nting. W...tclb. are the choicest closing up tJi.e estat;e. Small 4 Thursday where a plcmc luncheon and Vera Newbold attended the M. enjoyed at the Boy Sc~uts camp. I. A. entertainment given at the b~-aites ip the county. See room cottare also pes so Mr and Mrs~ E. McMillan, Mr. h Tu sd ·n ~; you have· to tell it in whispers. and Mrs. E. Despain, Mr. and Mrs. stake ouse e ay evem g. Bargains await somebody if picked F. Geer, Mr. ape) Mrs. S. Lumer, A~Om Journal Readel'-lf at once. See CRAPO. Miss Erma Cannigater, Mr. Clifton you want to sell property; If you • '9'&8 to buJ property; If you W&Jlt 1-AY FO J1.1TSEL.F. I have a 15 acre Beckstead, Miss Ella Tripp and M. 1» bOD"Ow m-oney, or locate ill bus,ii. ~ dairy fatm near Sta~ St., Income attended the Wiikes Alta Mr. Green and Mrs. Henry Ray anddinner Miss · nen-1 can be of service. Just $180 per month. N1ce 5 room Mortenson theater Tuesday evening. were Sunday write or phouo and I'm with you in house. CO\V barn, 9 CQWS, team a~d Mrs. Richard Hopkins, who had guests of Miss Elva Brady. in Salt Lake is spending this week 1 a I'm delivering the &'OOds; all. A Jlttle money will handle tt. spent the past winter with her Mr. and Mrs. c. V. Erickson en- with her parents, "Mr. and Mrs. Al- I' See CRAiPO • daughter Mrs. Samuel Whittle and tertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. fred Green. Mrs. Michael Hayes and families has and M'rs. Alma Erickson of Murray · Mrs. Hyrum Brady had as her . rettmed to her home in this city. and Mr. and Mrs. William Steadman guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I ¥:r. and Mrs. Peter Guyman of of West Jordan. H. Pierce of Murray. 1 ~ Provo were .1r11ests of relatives here Mr. anrl Mrs. E. · G. Evans and Mr. and · Mrs. Curtis Brady and 1 During the week, enroute to Afton, family were guests Sunday of Mrs. children and Mr. and Mrs. George To • Wyo f C tto d Green and children motored to ... . d .,.. Clifford Watts had , Elizabeth. Thompson o . o nwoo.. Wasatch Sunday. .... r. an .... rs. : Mrs Gertrude Despam and chilas_thdt dinner JrW!St~ T~ursday, Mr. dren ~isited Monday with Mrs. Alice Mr .and Mrs. Pete Van had as and Mrs. Elmo Martin. 1 B their dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mi88' Ella Tripp entertained the · urgon. . Mrs. Ira Van and Mr. and Mrs. members of the C. U. L. club Mrs. Cora Brown and : chilcb:en. Luther Carlysle of Millcreek. . - 1· 'I'hursday evenin~ at her home on' Mr. Alfred Reynolds of Draper, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kresser an1l Vine street. land Mrs. Nephi G~legor and M~.. and children, Mrs. Laura Berrett and Mr. The members of the Star Six club Mrs. Arnold Moe ey were mner and Mrs. Edison Denney were Salt I >....~Heating, attended the Wilkes theater Monday guests Sunday of_ Mr: and Mrs, Sam Lake visitors Sunday. evening. I Mackey of Tayl~rsvllle. Mrs. Reynold Brady spent Friday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wahlquist en-1 Mrs. Ruth Anderson and baby of with Mrs. Parley Spradling of West tertained at dinner Sunday in com- , Murray are spending some time with Jordan. pliment to a number of relativeR. Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs. WilThe Lesser Priesthood conducted Covers were laid for fifteen guests. 1 liam Johnson. the services Sunday afternoon. A Mrs. R .0. Simons has had as her 1 Mrs. M. L. James of Bin11:ham ·is very fine program was rendered and guests this week, Mrs. Sim Rosl', , visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Denney wh() has recentKeith Ross, Reed Ross, and C. W.l Mrs. Archie James. ly returned from a mission to the Suley of Vernal. Mrs. Parley Parker spent Tuesday Central states was the speaker. John Eskelson was surprised at ! with Mrs. Mervin Bauch of Midvale. his home Saturday evening of last I . Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Brady had One of the most important adverSay bud, I'm on my second mile week by twenty five relatives and Ias their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. tising conferences ever held in the now and goin' strong. These ztew friends, the occasion being his birth- Roy Price of West Jordan. automotive industry has just been day anniversary. Mr. Francis Egbert and Miss concluded in the general offices of Florsheims feel so fine, it's a joy Henry Watts left Monday for My- Leona Mace of Sandy were married the Chevrolet -M otor company, loto walk in them. Got the highest ton to spend a few weeks with Monday in Salt Lake. cated in the General Motors building I friends and relatives. Mr. Theron Smart and Mr. Wil- in Detroit. Chevrolet dealel's from mileage rate for the money of any Mrs. J. Smith has returned to her Iiams, who are attending college at various sections of the country were kicks I ever wore. And pipe their home in Myton, she has spent the · Logan spent Friday with Mr. and called in for a two day session durpast month, being the guest of Mr. Mrs. David Smart. class. They get more admiring ing which all phases of the Chevrolet and Mrs. W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Nicks and Miss advertising plan were covered. !oaks than my diamond pin. I'm Oae cabinet size photo free .to every. lllOther who · will Mrs. R. Labrum had as her guests , Mary Brady of Bingham were wee!;. So satisfactory was this conference lll':lllg her baby in to be photographed on any Wednesday, not dishin' the applesauce when I 'l'uesday Mrs. F. Beelar and daugh-' end guests of relatives and friends. in its contribution of new ideas and or Sunday afternoon, frem 12 to 4 p. m.... Starting ter, E:~~a, of Byron, Wyo. Mrs. Reynold Brady was a guest advertising suggestions, based on 1 say mighty glad 1 bought 'em. Saturday May 8, until Sunday May 36. Mrs. Amelia Pixton left Saturday at a social Friday in honor of 'Mrs. dealers' experiences in widely scatfor Blackfoo~ Idaho, to · visit her Beatrice Diamond of West Jordan. tered territories that plans have been Those orderillg a dozeR er more receiye one large son William Pexton, and family for Mr. Joseph Anderson left last made to arrange regular monthly photo colored in oU FREE ia addition. a f~w weeks. week for 'Tint~c where he will be meetings. The dealers will assist in The marriage of Miss LaPreal Wil- employed. There is aothinc so appealing to the young man or . making the Chevrolet cooperative Iiams and Edwin Hausknecht took Miss Alta Green, who i,s employed advertising campaign the greatest wemaa, aa a series of his 01" her pietures taken at, intervals dar1Dg childhood-it is a most precious possession and • re. plan ever produced for any group of retail merchants. r:•N ·l~-•• passel d4nha to poeterity. • J. E. Grimm, Jr., advertising manLet this offer be a &tatt for your son or daughter. ager, presided at the meeting, asWEAR FLORSHEIMS AT ALL TIMES sisted by members of his advertising staff. Talks were given on advertising art, preparation of copy, direct mail advertising and outd()or adver. • . ;_: . I MIDVALE, UTAH .., _... tising. The cooperative advertising camt: paign now under way in addition to the regular national schedule was reviewed. Dealers learned that through ~====~============~r the cooperative plan, Chevrolet advertising is now appearing in more Two wqys of getting your than 4,000 American newspapers, making every dealer, large and small, Not only do Slmll'll'& stores save their spring'outlit. Which a consistent newspaper advertiser. · is yours? patrons much through quantity buyilllg and Only one passenger was killed in The vast circulation of these papers, tied up with the <1opy used in the naa · train accident on English rJdlroads HERE do you begin when economical diSitribution, but tJh.ey have tional aohedule, gives Chevrolet a ,·ou "'et an outfit for th~ last year. • 0 ~rreat national coverage anc:l a.Nures greatly reduced the expense of harulling the new season 1 uniformity of the message broadLots of men .begin with a businesE transactiOD8-buving, checking casted. pearl gray or light tan hat, or a Aside from the product itself, merchandise, aec:ountin.sr and the like. five dollar necktie that happens Chevrolet officials said no other one to take their fancy. • element has done so much toward inIf the 350 Ska2'.R"S units were operated They · progres.~ from there to creasing Chevrolet sales as the CO· some fancy sox, and then to separately, as they would be in that number operative plan enthusiut.ktdly supWORK GUARANTEED some new-fangled shoes. ported by the (\ef'lere. of individual stores. all of these operations ESTIMATES Next they begin to feel that Al,tho\l.&h 192& was Chevrolet's all this finery doesn't seem vee~' l'fe~test year~ with aalea totaling CHEERFULLY would have to be attended to by the men in appropriate with last winter',, 5QO,QQ(), the first tbreo months of this by now shabby overcoat, so GIVEN )'ear alrelo\'d)' ahow .an increase of the stores. It would take ~ ~~t d~~ of along about the middle of thl' IDQN than 70 per cent over the same their ~e @'~<\ ~Iv i~crease th~ oveorseason they get around to a new ~doll last year and April sales figh~aq ~JC;oo~a~. top coat. ures promise to· eclipse those of the E .. ~$~t same month in any previous year. Finally • by the time the hat Mid·vaJa w~ Qeptrp,li~4l! t.tl~e Q~~tlonu in our v~ i$ getting pretty seedy and the ~J.'h.~ disltrtct offices at -a fraction of the THE VERY IDEA tie thoroughly mussed, they deNell-"When you went down f6r; cost of separate handling, leaving the saleseide on a suit. Thus they are the third time, did all yQqr ii~s come :ftnall.v outfitted, but not thormen free to devote their entire time to servup before you?" oughly and harmoniously at in.sc our oatrons lin the well known Skaggs Belle-"'GqQq :aeavens, no! I any one time. way. WaSJ1'1; Ul \)1e Wtter Q\Ole than halt The logical way is to begin ao_ hour,'' with the suft and top eoat, and Th:ia is another reason for t'he be~ ter C. C. CRAPG> REAL ESTATE BROKER A roof lvitl1out upkeep worries! I I I I Ro'!fings~ * ~ UNION I West Jordan Lumber Co., Midvale, Utah --==========----;---_:._______.. ._______-:===-=-=====:- ! • e Jl..re Not Floaters W re Bere Sta;p" G&WIRINGCO. Center Midvale, Utah Heber· Egbert & Carl Emstrom. Props. Pumuing and Electrical llxtures of Every Description ! I ALL WORK GUARANTEED I I rm I wm ! Famous Clothing Co. Inc. Midvale, Utah PETERS STUDIO Want ·Ads Pull Another Reason Why Skaggs Saves You More I WHAT'S SMART IN MEN'S WEAR W Paper Hanging Calsomining Painting J. W.GRACE I or Sale valoos and better service S~sr.srs stores and marke~ YOO receiv~ ~t OpeldJlr of the ai,r,.mail service between Elko. Nevada and Pasco, Washington ,brougiht nearly eveey · citv in the Pacific NortQW~IIt within forty hours Qf N•w YQrk. A new swindli~g scheme is in ope eration, where thieves deliver "collect"' pacb.ges stuffed with waste paper. Business firms and housewives often pay the charges before then get the ·I!Ul&ller accessories to harmODize. It doesn't cost any more, and the ensemble is so much more acceptable. A suit of silver gray, cedar, acid blue or Normandy tan, in BOlid shades or pattern fabrics, furnishes a good base to work from, according to style advisers of Hart Schaffner & :Marx. With the suit carefully chosen, . the selection of the top coat becomes easier, and it is no trouble at all to pick out hat, tie, sh!rt, hosiery and shoes to harmom.ze.. Why not try being well dressed from head to foot all at oncet |