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Show MIDVALE JOURNAL AND MURRAY EAGLE ; I DIANA KEEPS BAD MEN SEND WORD TO JOURNAL BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY STANDARD HIGH A NATION·WIDI IN.STJTVnON· . . are neatat " -~-"-_wlae~«~vinll• MIDVALE, UTAH Couider Also ~e Tri01mings Of Life Somebody js always popping up to speak of the value of the fundamentals of life, but 1t seems to us that the "tlimmings" are sadly neglected. Of course we want our friends to be honest, and sensible and well intentioned, but we are just as interested in their be; ing pleasant and well mannered about it. . . The same way with a store! You expect the J. C. P~nney Company to give you goods of absolutely reliable quality at a substantial saving, because of our gigantic buying resources. You know, because we have proved it hundreds of times, that dur Advertising is truthful and that we stand back of every article we aell. But all this wouldn't bring many of you back a second time if we were not courteous; if we were not actually gladway down dee}t in our hearts-that we could help you in choosing something that you • have always wanted. A Penney Store has always stood for Honesty and Reliability. We hope you think of us as Friendly and Coarteous as well. We try to be. ft_Q· -?~{25th Annlt~~sarj J The Wh~ppet A Fall M.ratboa {25"' Annwersary] Styled to the Minute Pattel'hecl to the Yo~ Fellow'• T•.atea Oa11 1tlthoat ftash, imart but n~>i 1howy de- •cribes these models. $14.75 and $16.50 Two and three -button, single-breasted models, with notch lapela. Tan, brown, blue and grey Cassimt>rl"s in fancy overplaid> ~nod novelty stripe effect.• Style aftCI valae all the way. Snap brim, satin band ia newest lhades for Early Fall An ex, ceptional value at- Others $7.90 to $12.90 $2.98' --------------------------~------~-~==~~====~~ f25~ A;;d;~sary:JJ _Style with Value for You )25cla~nniversary J Feature Value 1a F.n Caps In Young MeD'a Suita Oa FaD line of young men's suits der aceptional nluea a• well as up-to- SIIHDimatt ttylea. .. \.... . · .......,.naltecl modell Wltla saotch lapet.. Tllen an blae terp~, aa&alshed wor1teds IIi IIOftltY wean• aacl stripe e&ec:ts, ca11i· . .,., Ia Droall aacl faaq arouped strlp_e effect~. OYtlplaida aacl aonlty weavee. taa1o brcnru aad bluu pl'edominate. Others $27.50 to $34.75 Greys, Tldlorecl froiD double aod twf1t fabric:. lilk lintel, leather awc.t, ribber vi1er. At- $_1~~8 STREET CAR AND BUS HEARINGS ON That a ehance bed bug is no dis- 1 gr~ce but a family of them is an indicatxon of a lazy housekeeper. Tltat a guy who obeys the traffic rules will never starve to death. That that is because every time he turns a corner he lias a 'ha,ndout.'' --... .That the hen may have originated The appli~ation of the Utah Light & ~ "Gus" at the bAlk has acquir. , 1l/llft Dsex T Prospe1;"ity shines in ~ huddle system but the flapper in Traction Co. Mw before the Utilities ~ directi6u.)'t least. :I'hat makes a roadster is not without some know- Commission of the State of Utah, to remove ceilf;am portions of their rails ledge of the idea. new ears t•r t1ae baJik') That you should forget to kick. t'laat the aDDoUJ~~eement made in which includes that portion south pf scold. to That you should forget lid week's Journal eoncel'Jdd.g cleanMurray to Midvale and Sa,ndy, f.s be'That you should forget the heat lf*~lU own back Pt4l was .Had? ing eonsidered at present and the ·:rhat you should forget the cold the odor of bw:;ning rubber we Council has directed that City Attor'That you should forget to frown ...... llaout It not the ~g of the ney WJn. Waters l'lepresent Midvale That you should forget the blues ,..._, off the electric wires bf varCity at these heerfnga. That 'you should not forget to pay WU "IPOU" around tGWD. Pradically no protests have come . . . 1M rubber we spoke of & the w• ~ ~~-~ subscription to the Journal. from the residents and business men That it is the livest weekly in the of Midvale to the proposed move and . ~ of lmaer tube& '11bat 1N have acquired anothe new State of Utah and it dares to print the o,nly suggestion made is that the broOm ad are considering clela.1ling the truth. tracks be left until the bus fine exThat its subscription price has bee,n periment is tried and found to oe a the Btleeta. L e., ta'uratively, n t litreduced to one dollar a ~ar (50 cents success. erally. the menth of August onty). 'ftlat a zoOcl &b:M to Senator J. Wilmer Booth, of the That you should be loyal to your Bo~th Mercantile Co. was one of the of the :U.Oia Stre.;lt and help support the local important witnesses at the reeent ltfte )fye 6ift;; lfbttt last ~ eolumn •hearing at the Capitol. colUMa eo.nrstltafe hat there is no money to be made weekly paper at a dollar a year ···: at; wanda~. subscription only helps the lillil. . a ~~. wa only going. Send it i,n today. keep ....... tMnl{ti!rie w :8trib. a wo.man lost control of her Wrera ~lett's :wlll&t ••~~a tdlnae.d ~m their "For years I suffered with stomach difference bet-en a pro- trouble. Then, my wife got me to to J'1lh late. a trade is that the first take Adlerika. Today, I feel fine and lfhat they ~l~ a uple of and the latter a eat what I like."-Wm. Opp. diploma Jo ~yoo to t.rbat ye serf Adrerika relieves stomach gas and with ~,... in TEN minutes. Acting on sourness e ._........,.~a, BOTH upper and lower bowel, it re!I;;,..Da'vid Shields had as moves old waste matter you never r. and lfhat the U.Jifted Mr. and Mrs. thought was in your system. Let A.dtheir week end -~ a,nd Mrs. No- lerika give your stomach and bowels James B. Shields, REAL cleansi,ng and see how much Mrs. William abetter lan Shields and Mr. ''.ll!a&1N haft )liP 'V~le to }'~U will feel. It will surprise ll~ett, I Drur Company. lrlidvale youl ~ THINGS ONE IMAGINES _.t. ao• • .... &liD..,.. ud ......... . .. ) Now Enjoys Eating, Thanks His Wife Saturday, Sunday & Monday The above dates will be red letter days in the amusement circles of Midvale. IT'heatre goers will enjoy an unusual treat at the DIANA when Tolstoy's "Resurrection" the flesh and blood drama of Prince and peasant, love sacred and profa.ne, brings Rod La Rocque and Dolores del Rio to the screen in that popular movie house. The most widely read classic of mod ern times, enjoyed wherever people read books, translated from the Russian of Leo Tolstoy into eleven languages in the past thirty years, "Re· surrection" is of unusual interest to ·film-goers because it is a drama stro.ng and absorbing enough. to have made Tolstoy beloved by the masses of the world. Edwin Carewe satisfies a seventeen-year-old ambition at last in bringing to the screen this story, that has fascinated him since he played Prince Dmitri himself in a stock com· pany in Kansas. Tuesday and Wednesday Karl Dane, star of the .Big Parade, the redoqtable "Slim", adds another notaJb!e role to his -sudden but noteworthy career in Marion Davies' new Cosmopolitan vehicle "The Red Mill" coming to the DIANA Theatre, Midvale newest and most popular show house, Tuesday and Wednesday. Dane, born in Copenhagen, started his career as an automobile engineer, later taking up aviation, and becomi,ng an of,ficer in the Danish flying corps. He came to America to do "stunts" for pictures, being an athlete as well "The Big Parade" as an aviator. launched him to recogiJ'lotion; and roles i.n "His Secretary" "La Boheme" and ''ll'he Scarlet Letter" "Bardelys the Magnificent" and others followed. Thursday and Frida) Automobiles, aeroplanes, motorboats and even bicycles have furnish· ed the background for motion picture drama, but until Richard Dix began "Man Power" for Paramount the lumbering caterpillar tractor had ;never been "glorified" in films. Only an imaginative scenar1" writer who had been through wa~ ~ould see poss1bilities in them. Th.. results will be on view at the Diana T'"'eatre next Thursday and Friday. a tractor is startdoes with Whatrrohe save th~ inhabitants of a ling. valley from the menace of a broken dam, Dix pulls supplies through a rain storm over a slippery road, over ditch es, up mountain sides, across a plateau and into a gulch. Ordinarily, ca meramen are not excitable, but Ed Cronjager and the other engaged o;n "Man Power" admit they would rather photograph jungle animals than a tractor on a rampage. A lion, for in!;tance, can be shot when he gets out of control, but a tractor will shed bullets as well as rain, a.nd anything that gets in its way is doollled. Dix admits he was glad when it was finished . -It was directed by Clarence Badger. And Remember, that "Chang" is on the way to the Diana Theatre. LIGHTING PLAN The Journal has J>een investigating conditio,ns in Bingham for some time as is well known to our readers. Two men, we cannot call them gentlemen, came to Midvale from Bingham to ascertain the identity of the Journal Reporter who had spent considerable time in the Ca,nyon metropolis gathering evidence and information Having fou,nd out they sent word to him, indirectly "To stay out of Bingham OJ' be sorry.'' The Journal regrets that the two men in question were too "yellow" to call ·i,n person at the Journal offic( with their message of love and adoration. Th office of the Journal is 142 North Main Street, Telephone Midvale 178, and all communications will be received ~ thf' office with the courtesy due. It is further announced for the information of the.two "sneaks" that the Journal will ;not cease its campaign for the enforcement of the laws and that its reporters will continue to frequent Bingham in search of information as often and when desired. MIDVALE NEWS Miss Katherine Kennedy was thc honor guest at an entertainment giver Friday evening at the home of he1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nelson were th£ hosts at chowder party Saturday evening. The. guests were Mr. and Mrs Eli Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Downs, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. J A. Pearso.n and Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thomas. Mrs. Earl Green and children of Salmori, Idaho, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Beckstead. Miss Verna Hilton of Murray waEa guest Sunday of Miss Mary Bailey, Mrs. Florence Christensen of Sandy visited relatives in Midvale Monday. Mrs. H. E. Phelps accompanied Mrs. Geo. Wells of Bi,ngham to Park City llnd spent Tuesday and Wednesday in I Mrs. Mary E. Shields, Arnold and Utahna Shields and Joseph Stocking returned to their summer home on the Weber this week. Mr. Stocking's band is very much improved after a two weeks illne.ss of blood poisoning. LIT -.u.M'Y,.,.,.. DESTROYS f'lie5t~ Roaches Bedbugs .. -------------...!..-- ------------ s PIECEALS ~+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++" : + : t i + ALL WE'E'K ~ • • ••• ~~ • • + + ; i+ 1 De $2.50R~~~~~~~~~~.~G 30e Shari Powder $1.50 Shari Perfume FREE ~ ~ i I FAVOR CAINS t - At the regular meeting or' the City CoUll(!il last Tuesday evening the matter of Midvale's "Great White Way'' was again discussed and the e;ngtneer who installed the Lehi system was engaged, we are told. to make some plans and estimates on the proposition No protests to date have been received from property owners in the districts affected and as the matter now stands, it would appear that in due time Midvale will be duly a,nd properly lighted. with standards of architectural beauty placed at regular intervals on M!tin and Center Stree!&. Let the good progressive work proceed! the mining town. Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Wanberg. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Kemp and Mr. and Mrs L. M. Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. Walter _Je,nkins formed a party and sJ)eut Sun <iay at Saratoga. Wednesday was Communit.v Club day at. Saltair and a number of • hers availed thomselves of this opp"Ok-- • tunity to enjpy themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Willard of Salt Lake, who were ee route to make · their home in Los AnJteles spent Sunday at the Bailey home on Sugar St., guests of Miss Mary Bailey, Miss Zel da Tatton, of Salt Lake, was also a guest. Miss Tatton was o.n her way to Kewa, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Gee. A. Wright and family have returned from a vacation trip to Chalk Creek and vicinity. Hr11. Victor Anderson and children, of Salt Lake, spent Monday in Midvale. Mrs. E. C, Simpers of Salt Lake was a guest Monday at the home of. her pare,nts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nelson. Mrs .. M. T. GariT returned.last week from a visit at the home of her daugh ter, and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Halstrom, of Rexburg, ldaho:Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Larson left on Tuesday for a tri1• by auto to Blackroot, Irlaho, where t.hey will spend the week at the homes of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gladwin Woodhead of Ralt Lake and Mr. and Mrl'. W. J. Woodhead l'pent the early part of the weP.k on thP Strawberry. Hiss Clarissa Li,ndsay was hostel's to members of the Beehive Girls Club Tuesday eveninsr at her iiome on East Center Street. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cozzens and the ~hildren attended a reu,nion of Cozzens family which wu held at La~toon Sunday, La Nett and Marjorie Powell of Logan, nieces of Mrs. Fred Hyke are guests at the Hyke home this week. • Miss Mary Padjen, who has spent her vaeation in Los Angeles is at home for a short time before leaving to enter i,nto her duties at Cedar City Rranch Normal School. 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