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Show TOE JORDAN' JOURNAL C. C. CRAPO (Continued Fr<Jm P.age One.) A J~ATION-ft¥/DE luVSTITUTIOIJ .. OUR 676.STORE torte valley 111 the Washington Memorial chapel, a stone edifice constructed during the_last 20 years, for Its cornerstone was laid on the one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary of the evacuation, June 19, 1903. The chapel is barely 100 teet long, butt! Its beauty and harmony of design make up for what It lacks In 8iZe. Patriotic organizations have donated many artls· tic memorials for the chapel, which glorify religion and Illustrate history. GOLDEN RULE BUYING APPLYING! POWER MAKES SAVES YOU IT MONEY l!NC. STORES SATISFYING Urged Religious Duties. Over the entrance porch Is another message of Wnshington's carved ln stone-the message to his soldiers when he gave orders for Sunday servIces at Valley Forge: ."While we are zealously performing tlle Duties of good Citizens and Soldiers, we cer· tainly ought not to be Inattentive to the higher DutiE's of Religion. To the distinguished Character of Patriot It should be our highest glory to add the more distinguished Character of Christian." Also worthy of notice are the carved stone pulpit, parclose, and lectern, the oaken choir stalls with their beautiful carving commemorating one of the brigade~ Ht Valle~· ForgE', thP 'Vash· Midvale, Utah. 0 Dower lllllf Gives Great Savings to the Public This buying power is far-reaching! It means much more to you than perhaps you even suspect! How many Store& buy at one time 8,940 pairs of women's hosiery? This means but a dozen pairs to each one of our 745 Stores. How many Stores buy 107,280 pairs? Yet this means but a single gross of hosiery to each one of our Stores? The same extensive buying applies to practically every line of goods we selL- · -• -·.;.,;"-...... Extensive buying also commands the cream of Quality-the kind of goods that not only looks well but which gives long, dependable service. Our buying is not a game of chance. It is based upon Quality Always at the Lowest Possible Price. We give you the full benefit of every advantage we enjoy in the country's greatest markets. This Store brings all these advantages to you and thus is giv- ; ing great savings to the public. __ ==-.....-.__;o;;;;;..~=.;;;;...;;..;;;;;;....;;;:.....:...;.;.;;;=;;...;:;;.;;_ Made of Pretty Printed Fabrics == . Its so easy to look • wen at Last year we sold hundreds O'f thousands of House Frocks at this price 1 They are known as a great national value. Set this new shipment l Jiome in a Housc Frock made pf an attractive, new Print 1 l\Ve are showing these most deserving Frocks at this commend~e pric.e_l Full Range of Sizea ' " ·- I l' REFRESHING·LY KNOWN FROM COOL FOR SUMMER COAST TO COAST I ill You profit by the enormity <Jf ,9ur organization. Buy severall ~ ·== · In attractively designed prints and in simply stunning colors, both lig·ht and dark. New and becoming styles. A fine purchase. The colonial doorway to George Washington's headquartera at Valley Forge, where the American RevoJu. tlonary army spent the terrible winter of 1777-78. I 1 I. ington door, the gift t)f the Philadelphia chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and the stained glass windows that tell the story of Washington up to his inauguration as President. On the west side of the chapel is the Cloister of the Colonies, which when completed wlll consist ot 13 bays, each commemorating one o:!' the original Colonies. On the east side is the porch o:!' the Allies and back of It the Patriots' hall. The library will form the extreme eastern part and the Thanksgiving tower with a chime of 13 bells will surmount the group. Every hour a patriotic air will be played on this national chime. Visited by Thousand&. From these bl'ief descriptions one may gain an Idea of Valley Forge as it is today. Its easy access from Philadelphia by train or auto enables the tout'ist to Include it easily in his Itinerary, but SOCIETY State of Pennsylvania established and set aRlde 472 acres in the valley that the site and fortifications "may be maintained as nearly as possible in their original conditlons."-J. M. R. In tlie Journal of the National Educa· tl~n Association. A native is one who feels privileged to butcher his own language. Another need of the times is a park-'one-hour-only .sign >On restaurant tables. "If you think you cannot Hve within your income try to live without it." FOR SALE-5 room frame house. Can be moved. Good condition. A bal"gain. Inquire at section house, Philip -R.! R" t I I :V I . : ==::; :::: EEl DUNDEE BALL ROOM (Rendezvous) :: Formerly Imperial Hall iii == SMELTER STREET MIDVALE, UTAH ~ · J MILK-Packed in Ice Delivered Daily Sandy and Midvale Fairdale Farms EARL TOONE Cottowood, U tab•. Tel. Douglas 91-J-4 " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ I Celebrate IJULY I Sports - Music- Dancing! ~ A ROYAL GOOD TIME : ~ * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 4th of July • EXCURSION FARES It is estimated that over 300,000 persons annually visit ft. In 1893 the WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 furnished rooms. Notify Journal and tenant will be notified. tf I I E!E: ~ ;:;:~~c:~o~'s to8~:g;;~~r~ Every Day Until July 13 Does the ptlgrlm count the miles When he tra vela to some dlstLnt shrine? ments were enjoyed. • M. E: Sunday Schoo.! enjoyed a picnic · vi.siting with _Mr. and Mrs. w~Jby. u Mr. and Mrs. William Waters and at L1bert! Park. . Gilmer of Uruon. l family and Mr. •and Mrs. J. A. Alcorn ! Mrs. VIctor Anderson. and <!J:Il;Jre~ The Riventon ward w,ill celebrate ! were join~ by Mr.•and Mrs. Lew 1 Beryl, and Jay, were Midvale VISitors the 4th of July. Everybody is wel- FOR SAL.E-Return ticket to Tt · Angeles, g<Jod until July 9th. Will . Greenig, of Salt Lake and all spent j Wednesda~. . . come to {!ome and speoo the day. sell f<Jr $8.50, worth $25. CaLl Sunday in Weber Cany•on. Mrs. Eli Mitchell, Mrs. Jos. Neils Lind, phone Mid 136-W. 1t :.........:..=B:...a-te_m_a_n_o_f_W_e-st-J-o.-d-an Mrs. E. Allen Bateman and Mrs. G~een and Mr. "and Mrs. Cl-arence. Mrs ..John Clausin and Mrs. Lemon her aunt, 'Mrs. Clarice Mal- Parley Glover entertained Saturday M.Itchfel~, odf.~alSt L~ke, 'lslpentdSPunday ofh HolfidSaylt aLndk Mrs. ·Clydet BfrMad'""'u'15 evening of last week at the Bateman, w1th nen s m pnngVI e an rovo. s aw o a a e were >gues s o r. AGENTS WANTED IN MIDVALE TERRITORY. Sworn proof of $75 and Mrs. Freed on Thursday. ,. H. F. Rasmussen entertained home in East Midvale, honoring Miss ; per week, $1.50 ~n hour for ·Spare at a children's party for her Laura Bateman, a June Bride. Mr. and Mrs. Lionell Myers and time. Intl"oducing Finest GuaranArvid ' and her daughter, BeaGames were played. The prizes! } Vef On family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers . . teed Hosiery. 12fi styles and coloil'S. whose birthday •a nmversanes were awarded to Mrs. K. A. Carlson 1 and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Low prices. Auto furnished. No upon the same day. Twenty and Mrs. M. H. Wheat. j A farewell party will be helJ Sun- Myers and _family, M~. and Mrs. capital o.r experience necessary. · .guests enjoyed the a:fl\air. The guests numbered twenty. . . · Aaron Garside and family lef·t ThursMiss Emma Gardner, of West ,Jor- . day m the ward house m honor of! day f~r Wyoming where they will WILKNIT HOSIERY CO., Dept M-88 r. and Mrs. N orval Vincent reGreenfield, Ohio. by auto Tuesday from a '?leeks dan,. w~w has recently returned from Leo Bills who le:aves in the n~~ fu-1 spend 10 days. with relatives of Mrs. Vincent a mission was the speak~r at the L. ture for the Sw1s.s-German m1ssron. Mr. and Mrs. James Steadman en1 D. S. church Sunday e;enmg. Mrs. Myrtle Peterson and baby of I tertained at dinner on Sunday. CovWalter J. Taylor who has been Members _of the Li?ns Club all:cl Scipio is visiting w.ith her parents, ers were la..id for Mr. and Mrs. Mere!dith Page, . Miss Tiria Butterfield, a visit to Denv·e r, returned last partners en)oye~ dancmg at Saltau Mr. and Mrs. Hans B. Jensen. ednesday evenmg <Jf last. week, be- ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Morgan left I Miss Mary Allen of Draper, Elmo P. S. Roberts was hostess to mg guests of the Magna LIOns. d · th k f Idaho where I Hamilton and Jay Steadman The U. A. Club will meet at the urmg . e wee or ' of .the U. A. Club Thursday residence <Jf Mrs. A. L. Andersom on they will spend a week. . Mrs .. Jim Nell and son spenJt !atSt week at her home on Lincoln Thursday ev-ening. , Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Butterfield and. ~eek m Salt La;ke .the guest of her Mrs Burdette Smith and children daughter, Evelyn left T-hursday for Sister, Mrs. Daruels. Grace Whi!Jmore entertained spent 'sunday and Monday with rela- Baggs, Wyo., where they will spend Mrs .Amy Butt¢ield entertained <Jf her Sunday School class tiv·e•s in Bingham. jrthe week. her be~hive girls at a weenie roast <Jn at her residence on South Friday of last week children of the Miss Edith Bills spent 10 days Friday at the amusement ~rounds. Street. Games and refresh- I • Jlflrumtl l l l l l l t l l l l l l l tmtltl tl l ltl l l l ltm ml ltlmtltl l l l l ltl l!l t tli!t tl m!~tl l l tl l l l ltlmt lml l l l ltl lmlml l tml tl m ml l l l l l l However, rain or shine, this Store will remain closed all day -so do your shopping before the closing hour Saturday eve· ning. If you will spend the two-day vacation enjoyably our Store will help you profitably with your preparations. ' Only our 745 Store Buying Power accomplishes this price l i :__ OUR STORE WILL CLOSE NEXT MONDAY The day we burn our fingers while c e le b r a t i ng the signing of the Declaration of Independence, this year falls on Sunday next. Accordingly, we will keep our fireworks and our oratory until the day following -Monday, July 5th. -when, "weather permitting,'' we can all give full relief to our pent-up enthusiasm and patriotism. !· .,•••-~- AT MIDVALE ~ = Prints prove pleasingly popular! In floral patterns as well as more tailored stripes and checks. The com~ binations of colors are particularly fortunate. House Frocks for Summer .. , = Clear-cut Colora In the New Weaves ~~~--a-~-•-,.....ilo-o ROLLER SKATING ....;;..~...;;;;;..- Rayon make. many of these F abrics lustrously lovely! We invite you to see for yourself just what's what in the Summer Fabrics. .. ~ In Colors Which Can't Fnil to Charm! Priced Considerably Lower at This Store 2\ 'lllltlllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt!llltlllltll!lllllllllllltlttttlllllllllllllllllltllitllllltlllllll!tltlllltllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllrnmll ==== Disclosing a Charming Vista of New Designs just now, of course, we are showing all the chosen Wash Fabrics for Summer. * FARMS HOMES LOANS INSURANCE Sandy, Utah Phone Midvale 137-w WHAT! ONLY $1800? Five room $960 PROFIT per annum to. y.ou. No freme near Pioneer St., San<iy. speculation but a .oound real .es1.'11.te closets, 2 .screen porches. Rooony investment, $5000 terms. SiEiE lot. Well located. Easy rterms. I CRAPO. SEE CRAPO . l~=~~=~~-----. HOI POUJ..TRYMEN 16 acr~ faxm S. RURAL HOM~ . . 3 R. brick, c1ty 1 West of Sandy. 3 R. house, outwater, electric lights, lots ·Of shad-e, buildi-ngs, good well. Only $2500 orch~rd, berries and rt:ruck garoen terms. SEE CRAro. ' on mce street near Sandy. Only $1600, easy terms. SEE CRAPO. NEW AND NICE. Modern 4 room oottage, screen porch and large SALE OR TRADE. Large brick home bath room. Just nifty for small roomy 1ot on AJlen St., Midvale. faanily. Well located dn Sandy. W.ill exchange fo.r home near Salt Oheap 'and easy tenns. Lake. SEE CRAPO. SEE CRAPO, LET'S TRAD-E. 640 acre farm in -----~------- Cache valley, 300 acres tillable, 340 g'OOd pasture. Spring waters 2 BUILD TO SUIT. One acre "hvoi-ce buiLding site. Near school and acres. Will >trade for small farm ()hurch, cilty water, phone and -elecnear Midvale. Look it up. tric lig1hts. Let us build for you. SEE CRAPO. SEE CRAPO. . 15 ACRE FARM eastern part of~-=---=~-~--- Sandy. Very choice laiiJJd for growing potatoes, beets o;r fruit. Fine CHEAP MONEY on irrigated furms. for daary or pouLtry. Parrt cash aond Ha¥e y<Ju a l.oam Ito pay -off? Get tenns. SEE CRAPO. 612% money. SEE CRAPO. .t-~~~-~~-11'-n_lli_II'_O_l'_tt Tub Fabrics For Summer Sewing Ask the woman who sews-and she will tell you to buy your Materials here--fo.r quality as well as economy-to say nothing of the fact that we show the very latest designs, weaves, and colors. REAL ESTATE BROKER Via Denver & Rio Grande Western Railway 11·3 Fares ROUND TRIP Tickets will be on sale between all Rio Grande stations in Colorado, Utah and New Mexico, July 2 to 5 inclusive· final return limit, July 7, adding suffiei~nt where ~ecessary to make fares end in multiples of "25.'' Minimum roundtrip fare, 50 cents. ••••••••••••••·~~---•••••••• Cent a Mile Excursion GEORGE A. COLE Salt Lake City and Return Ogden and Return Doctor of CHIROPRACTIC Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Over Tickets on sale' June 26 ' only; returning, final des- Corner Meat & Grocery Office Hours: tination must be reached 10 to 2 6:30 to 7:30 by midnight of June 28. No stop-overs. MIDVALE, UTAH BATHING -AT- Crystal Hot Springs Confectiona1·y of All Kinds Soft Drinks and Hot Dogs Ball Games Every Suriday Afternoon G. H. BASS, Prop. |