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Show THE JORDAN JOURNAL ~,,;y;y;y;~!:fi!:fiYi!fi~!:Fi!fi!fi~Yi~!:Jiy;!fiy;~!f.,tt A 1-IATION-W/DE OUR GOLDEN INSTITUTION- 676-STORE SOCIETY - ~ Mrs. Jos. R. Green and Miss Gladys Mtichell rtf San Francisco are visit- 1 ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli I Mitchell. They expect to be here, a I month. ,. APPLYING POWER MAKES SAVES YOU MONEY #M C • DEPARTMENT STORES IT SATISFYiNG Monday Mrs. Mitchell and her daughters spent the day in Magna at the home of Mrs. Margaret Jones. Friday of last week Miss Ardis Rosse entertained at a kensington. A 1 o'clock luncheon was served. Miss Adeline Kemp in company with Miss Berenic!! W orsecroft of Salt Lake is spending a month in California. Midvale, Utah. vance ootwear Combining Style, Value and Low Price One of the Latest Successes Lizard Trimmed PumP" .. f.;._ Girla $4.69 An unusually clever onestrap pump for growing girls and misses. Of pat~nt with dark amber lizard tnmming. Well made and fini~hed and an excellen!_value at- $2.98 A Patent Pump --~------------------------------~~~- Style--Comfort A Style Leader A Si:y!e Lead t:r For Growing Girla In Patent Leather black Kid and Patent Here's a smart tittle strap slipper in patent blond patent trim-a effective combination; ered military heel and tic. Low priced- $3.98 •n All Ivory late arrival in black kid with the new patent trimming and covered Spanish heels One of our most exceptional \'alues at the price of- $5.90 . Here's Comfort Foremost Style Smart and dressy for women who prefer ivury or white shoes. Ankle strap in all-ivory kid wtth covered Spanish heels. Excevtlonal values attho,,. $5.50 $5.50 A new and very popular one: with m"ost covplain $3.98 A Trim Model Of Extreme Grace This new cut-out effect appeals to women of <.liscriminatiOn. Of patent with sauterne kid underlay and covered Spanish heel. An excc:ptiom..I valut at- \. A neatly-designed and well made shoe for growing girls, in the popular patent with sauterne kid trim. At a really 1 o w pnce- Perfect Fit And Real Foot Eaae .-\ new note in lizard trim..• :ng IS here show11 In patettt w1th the tnstep strap tie effert and dark amber lizaro trimming at top like aketcb. Priced- Our $pecial combination arch -support is built 1n It Bsures foot-ease ancl reli~vl'~ the tlrPd if'g ntllSI"Its. r~IJ(.Id lookJ1 1 g •nd l;l."k i-:1d . ional value (,JQ, 111 At, - p;.t ~'"" lit ~xcq; $5.90 . $5.50 Very Popular with Girls GroWing Girls' Patent Pump An Oxford of Style and Value A Chic Style fQr Present Weat ,. . \ 1gorous style, .;ood A clever design ex:. ecuted in patent. A one-strap pump that will give satisfaction for comfort and wear. Its style is sure. ltnes and unquestioned quality of leathers in this growing girls' Oxford of dur«b!e gun metal. It has low, walking heels with rubber taps. One of our winning numb e r s for (" . ..-pnng at the moderate price of $3.98 $2.98 C. C. CRAPO I j 1 I 11 • 1 1 Mrs. J. Hollis Aylett will be the hostess to members of her club Tuesday evening of next week. ·..., Miss Doone Smoot of Salt Lake, a :; June bridP, was the guest of honor & at a Bridge Tea given by Mrs. Rol- .... , len A. Pallanch Friday of last week. 0 4> Roses were used throughout the "' 6 1 rooms and the favors were in bridal 't= designs. PrPsiding at the tea table 4> l were Miss Esther Anders:on, Mrs. J. A. .Jones and Mrs. Arthur Webb. ' Mrs. Max PreRsler entertained at a radio breakfast Wednesday at her home on Holden street. Mrs. H. A. Thies of Pocatello was a guest last week at the home of he1 niece. Mrs. William Waters. • Mrs. H. E. Phelps, Mr~. J. A. Aylett, Mrs. H. E. Aylett, Mrs. E. L. l"!ropper. Mrs. A. J. Hosmer, Mrs. J. W. Booth. Mr&. C. M. Middleton, Mrs. N.J. Carlson and Mrs. J. HollisAylett were the hoste~ses at a meeting of the Women's Republican club which was held Monday in Sa1t Lake. The final ~1eeting of the Ladies Aid society will b~ held Thursday. Refreshments will be served followed by the election of officers for the ensuing year. The hostesses have been l named as follows: Mrs. H. McGhie. Mrs. H. L. Grant, Mrs. Joe Cushman, Mrs. A. T.. Anderson, Mrs. A. L. AndPrson, Mrs. C. J,. Anderson, Mrs. Elman and M~. E. R. Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kimball will leave this week for a month's stay with relatives in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruse of Salt Lake were dinner guests Sunday of nr. and Mrs. R. W .Quick. MrR. C. L. Spencer left early last week to return to her home in Evan· ~ ton, Wyo., after vi~iting her sister. Mrs. Geo. A. Wright. '1);.,, .Tunior girls of the M. I. A. met Tuesday evl'ning at the home of t.heir leader, Miss Cora Goff. Thro time was spent in sewing and reading. Refreshments were served to nine. Mrs. Alice Rosse and daughter , Ellen, havxe returned from a visit with relatives in California. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Larson accomoanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stanfield of Murray, spent Sunday in Bingham at the home of Mr. and • Mrs. Ba,sil Doman. Miss Agnes Williams of Logan who has spent the winter in southern Utah, is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Youngs Cutler. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Brown and ~bildren, Jack and Dorothy, left last 'Vcek for an extended visit with relatives in Jamestown, Cal. Mrs . Cvril S. Rasmussen entertained for out of town friends Friday evening of last week. The Thimle club met at the home of Mrs. Henry McGhie Tuesday afternon. Refreshments were served to 10. Mrs. Bern Rasmu!<en had- as her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Rasmussen of Magna. Mrs. William Farr left Tuesc,ay for a visit to various places of inAT terest in California. I The Relief society met Tuesday for quilting. Tuesday of next week a I :;pecial work meeting will be held. '' F Women who look for the new ideas in footwear prefer this ankle strap pump, developed in patent with dark amber lizard trimming. It has covered military heel and is an c:.xceptional v~lnr ~~- $4.69 L - ~ Style "In Patent Leati1e:t Newl Newl Newt and very smart is this late arrival. developed 111 pat · nt with blond trimming as &hown in sketrh; lie strap effect and covcr<'d military heel. Exuptional value at a low pr.r~- ;::;.. REMEMBER- SUNDAY ONLY BILL CODY "THE GALLOPING COWBOY"\ RULE BUYING ~ . NOTICE OJ<' ASSESMENT MINING CO. BINGHAM-~1IDVALE REAL ESTATE BROKER Location of principa.l office 81 FARMS HOMES LOANS INSURANCE North Main street, Midvale, Utah. Sandy, Utah Phone Midvale 137-w .Location of mine, West Mountain EXTRA SPECIAL. f> R. freme in BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY oome on Mining District, Salt Lake County, Midvale wdth modern b.a.th, large State s~reet with 8 acres best soil Utalh. lot and water right. Only $1500.1 in Utah. Ample water. Ohearp. •175 ...... -'--n and $25 per mont. It's I No()tice is hereby given that at a ., w Terms if desired. SEE CRAPO. worth more. SEE CRAPO. ! meeting of the board of directors of the above Company held at their ofCHICKENS. 3 R. brick and I MONEY TO LOAN. Farm loans at fice June 3rd, 19926, an assessment one acre. City m~ter, el~ .... n·c 6 ~~ per cent. Ten years time. In- to be known as assessment No. ~~ ""'" 1 of lights, garage and other buildings. terest once a year, easy repayment . . · '1 SEE CRAPO 1¥.! mills was levied on·~j;he outstand Hauling, Moving, Express, call me Only $1600. Nice place for berries, pr!vl eges. · iing capLtal stock of the Corporation day or nig·ht. Back in the game with fruit ·and truck. SEE CRAPO. Payable immediately to J. Wilmer the same old service. PER CENT income. A safe real P.~OPERTY MOVES. I keep it mov- Booth, Secretary, at 81 North Main NICK SOTER. estate investment with 20 per cent mg. If you want to s~ll your prop- I Street, Midvale, Utah. i . 37 2nd Avenue net income. Part cash and the inerty. 1 can be of semce. My meth-~· Any stocK upon which !this assess- Midvale, Utah come will pay the balance. This ods get the business. Every day ment remains unpaid on July lOth . W . J. M1lhng · · · mfg b t tnlierest you. SEE CRAPO. hsome one - is looking. for what you . 111926, WI·11 be de1·mquent and adverCo. has mstalled a ave for sale. I . fmd th~m. List bs · ed f or sa1e at pub1·IC auctwn · · AL SNAP and ro IIer and are .now '·m a position tr .... · what you have w1th CRAPO. · made before, Will · ro 11 oats and barley m · large quan un 1ess payment IS REAL PROFITS. I have a small be lilold on August 10, 19~6, all; 3 tities on short notice. . f S d k. p. m., at the Company's off1ce, to pay Formerly farmers and feeders in d airy arm · · · were forced to go long . near an y ma mg a th e d er·mquen t assessment t o1gether th"IS VICinltv neat prof 1t. tod the, fowner. If you ·h h f OR TRADE. 8 R. brick house. ad · · d' · service. . hi wti t e cost o vertismg and ex- 1stances to· get th1s t d 1 wan a rury on t a1 to see t s f al Big lot, in Midvale. Will trade for , pense oQ s e. home near Salt Lake. SEEt CRAPO one. SEE CRAPO. Signed. J. WILMER BOOTH. . --- r .. --·--·-_......TlfuiisnAf.i"Nn.FRIDAY_. __ _ I ,. • THE- -OF COURSF IRIS THEATRE SUNDAY ONLY EXCURSIONS 'I1-------------- Modem life is such that one-half, There are women who spend ,a lot Secretary. FOR SALE-Victor phonograph, late console model, 1 year old. W~lnut, world is too busy to find out of their time trying to disprove what cost $250. Also $75 worth of recthe other half lives. the wrinkles are saying. Conservation of conservation would I A little puff of air can infl.ate ords. Make an offer. Respect is something wlhich a permuch talk has spoiled I prices, but it takes a sledge to re- son should be expected to earn beJ. HOLLIS AYLETT. a good thing. duce them. Phone Mid. 32. 47 Lincoln Ave. fore he reeeives it. ' Equally as good as "Manslaughter" \Ve will be here to prove it. Come Early Uegular Prices I I I; VICtOR fUMING P ROOUCTION Via DEN~ER & RIO GRANDE \VESTERN RAILROAD on~ tinted Photo with every order. Peters Studio Midvale, Utah. Tickets on sale each Sullday to and including September 26, between all stations on Its lines In Colorado, Utah and New )\texico where the one way fare does not exceed $6.00, at a rate of one fa.re plus 25 cents for the round trip; minimum round trip fare, 50 cents. Original starting ponit must be reached not later than 9.00 a. m .• Monday following date of 11ale, j • |