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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1928 (Money for bad Debts Who Owes You? We Collect ! Bonded Adjustment Bureau (Howled to the State of Utah) Uldg. sHlt Luke Citv iMdulj-r- e Wasatch 3425 UTAH ITEMS ing to announcement of results of contest among hundreds of Cham. .uanri (in mulch system of bifili- - Wrs of Commerce recently. Nationway l.uihliiiK will i. tt.stt.(I in al Board of Fire Underwriters. In SanjH'te Countv. summarizing results, reiirted loss of life had !een greatly reduced as Coalville Six steam shovels well as tire loss. working on relocation of l'ark City t rail line. Salt Lake City Chamler of Commerce plans $13.(HM) eiiy industries lirifiuani City $50,(M)o new arm- survey. ory ami community hall near Utah gold, silver, lead, copMr and zlne was worth f74,34S,OtX) In 1927. Mt. rieasn n- t- Wool clip of netir Utah mines paid 'about $1H,500,-(HJOd.iHHi omuls is sold at 34 cents. dividends in 1927. Ephrniu riiiladelphia buyer Park City Park Galena will takes 30,XM) w(k.1 fleeces at 34 cents. double present output of IK) tons Utah livestock for 1927 had a a day. value of $(il.3S7.0OO, 10 per cent St. George Third story being above 1920. built on St. George Hotel. Bountiful Move started for letPrice Notre Dame school moves ter school service for Davis County. into new building. Most of Union Pacific's $1,000,-00Junction Construction of gigantic advertising fund this year will steel truss Ihridge across Colorado benefit Utah. Uiver near Tree's Ferry under way. IMce Scoflehl school to he rebuilt Milford Milford-Bakef- r qoad to after recent tire. be completed. St. Oeorge Work Jiegins on Bauer Combined Metals ComAhlstrom-McConibusiness now shipping 150 tons of pany building. silver-lead- , zinc ore to company's Trice Reconstruction work be mill here. gins on Carbon AVater Co. flume'!. Salt Lake City New Theatre on Fillmore County and State will South State will cost $50,000. I'nite in testing highways. Price Construction work begins Salina Salina Telephone Com- - on Carlton Water Co. project. pauy will extend lines and service. Construction begins Coalville Trementon Pans made for ?00, soon on Echo Dam project. 000 L. D. S. Church. Cedar City Thorley Theatre Is sold and will be modernized for to New road urged Panguitch connect Arrowhead Trail and flrand 25,HK. Canyon highway. MORAL ASPECT OF Moore-TannMantl Turkey WAGE SYSTEM Co. will hatch 150,000 baby turkeys this year. After all is said and done, the de com-pletio- Is your little (of having (he '.idvaniage of flunriiig instruction? great opportunity is for (lie children at (he A pres-sente- d Dancing Classes being conducted at the Firemen's Hall by MISS WEBB'S 0 School of Dancing two-stor- y h Call Us For PLUMBING and HEATING ESTIMATES Murray THE RAIL SPLITTER One of the titles by which Abraham Lincoln is affectionately known is the "Bail Splitter." In this, as in many other things, he was a symbol of the times in which he lived. Then the great need was to clear the laud of the encumbering forest, in order that homes might be built and farms develops!. Up and down the land could be heard the ringing uxes of rail splitter and logger, cutting Into the heart of the finest forests that ever grew. America has long outgrown the age. Broadly speakmust our timber ing, no longer lands lie cleans to make room for more farms. While It is true that some lands In the west, now In forests, will In time be cleared for agriculture, there are fit million acres of land in the United States farm which are growing neither for are nor tree They crojts. crops the most part denuded lands, which should lie producing something use. ful. statemmi, Today, economists and business men are beginning to recognize that the forest is a crop. They know that If we would preserve the American civilization, we must grow as much timber as we cut. We must have forests as well as farms. An ap for Lincoln's nronriate thought he were alive if la that Mrthdnv most ardent our lie would todav, he leader la forest conservation. Salt Lake City Utah Light and sire to make mnoey Is one of the Traction J. will spnd $."M0rt0 most wholesome things In human niodernizins Main and Second So. nature. There is still a school of politic street car tracks. lans who seek to enact laws pen Salt City led state in Fire alizing profits on large oierations State, Murray Pipvenfion Week activities, accord or money-makinin big (business. Congres and State legislatures seem implied to probe and handl cap several forms of the great electrical industry. How could we have electricity in our homes, or use it to carry on business or industries, unless some- at the Itody could make money business, and could pay people good wages and develop exjtert services? Under local, state and federal re OH SALE gulations, l private capital Is providing satisfactory electric service, giving the jKHtple high wages and earning good dividends for millions of individual investors. Our Country once had a system ( M L AND SEE THEM of slavery where human Isdngs were compelled to work without wages, merely to live. Now a decent wage system beautifies our lives nnd fills our homes with comforts and luxu rles. South A" HONOR ROM FIRST SEMESTER 1927-2(Continued from Page 1) GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Brinton Electric Co. Phone Murray 106 Murray 1 R. J. FRY, 4810 Inc. South State St., Murray, Utah DEPENDABLE USED CARS In order to sell right, We must buy We do both. right. All Cars are under cover protected from the weather. Late Model Dodge Coupes, Sedans, Tourings, Roadsters, also other Standard Makes No freight, tax or dealers profit to pay More Miles for Your Dollar. They are Sane Buys and Dependable. R. J. FRY, Dodge and Graham dealers' 4810 So. State St. Murray Phone Murray 390 13 MIIS(K1ITI0V RENEWALS DUE enr ngo the Eagle subscription cnmaigii (The Eacle with a photo tnnpon) was on. If you are a booster, and InteroMed In your nmimiinlty, Joii will want the Eagle continued. $1,0 will keep It coming. It wn a Send or brill It N"W. GET OUT AND STAY OUT In a long and forceful a recent Issue of his article In Times of Winter Haven, Florida, Publisher James A. Melcalf urges that the Kovernment should get out of the field of operations of printers and stay out. "The principal benefbl-arie- s of the printed stamjted envelope monopoly," says Mr. Metcalf, "are the big catalogue houses, which use tanied envelope by the hundreds of thousands. But the United States Government is under no obligation to them, nor to the smaller users of stamped envelope, to save them money." In a letter addressed to Senator Fletcher of Florida. Mr. Metcalf pertinently observes : "The printers and publishers of the country are basing their opposition to this evil, not solely upon the basis of their material Interest (which, however, are entitled to full consideration) but equally upon the principles Involved. We agree most heartily with the statement of Mr. Eewl E. PierNon, President of the Chamlvor of Commerce of the United States: 'It is Important to preserve American business, hut It far more Important to preserve American Government, If Gortrn-men- t finds it can enter such business without resists me, how long It extend Its ocratlona to II business? And when the Govern, ment has wormed Its way Into the whole spread of Amerban trade, the heart will I gone from American business, and Amerlan Government as our forefather built It. will have vanl-he- d from the earth." Tri-CIf- y Our Northern Neighbor o The laud area of Canada la acres, and th water art 01.470.otK) acres, making .. total area of 2.4:t0.1.Vi.72U acres or 3.787.123 square mile. Ontario contain tb largest water area due to tha fact that one half of the area of flra of the Great Lake I within that Manitoba Is second la province. 2,858,-Css.tvi- water area. MID-VAL- E PEAS, No. 3 Sieve, g for gQC for 6 SALT, pkg. Morton or Royal, iodised or plain, free running, pkg 75c (Extremely Low Price) OAT MEAL, Quick or Res- - 9 lb JELL X CELL, 3 CORN, Fancy Qlty., ORANGES, juicy, doz. 35c for .... Webb 35c Brand 2 1 1927 27 Snarr r Zngel Tern Malstrom Hertilce Wright Orii RUncett FINNAN Haddie, lb 22C KELLOG'S PRODUCTS PEP 1 Bran Flakes mar-ke- Piggly Wiggly, or Public Market. t fch PS 1928 AM. OVI.K THK WORLD MIDVALE, UTAH Clara MxrH Jny M libit-Ut'Moirl U Bird Fern Farrer Enrle Milli r r Inline Frank Tlx me Maricnret Etbk-.u- i Vlrtlnhi MaNtrmn Erma Martin Ircno I.sth1I Fdrle Reading Ibihlle pb'tMin Alta Marshall tianlln MURRAY, UTAH n ACETYLENE WELDING Wg.n Work, and all kinh of Machinery Repairing; and Horehocing Exptrtly Done M.-itc- RH Mary Frrer Mark BeneTcsnu Hemic Kemp J me Peter Elmo Hutchinson Floreme CanneRlcter Lilian Holmgren Frances Crlon Margaret Omifin Florence Holme Anne Jsrobwin Wllma Peter Charle Rodman 69 Pkg. Corn Flakes with a purchase of 1 Shredded Wheat, 1 prices at Melr Mlwman Earnest Bullock Allle Anderson Francis Brunell Eleanore Hoffman David Brinton Eugene Wood Em Hbb PORK ROAST, shoulders, best cuts, lb 19 Farm Butter, and Eggs acceptable for merchandise, at full the Cat Ho la tile JgC 10 and . PORK ROAST, hock ends, 2 to 4 lbs, lb S5C FREE Edna Ros Mailne Thayne A No charge for drawing for ALBERT MARRIOTT, 4774 So State A WORD TO THE WISE Moat of us know that we are not "out of the wood" yet, ao far as ''Coal' weather is concerned. Beinff "Wise" to this fact, most people are orderCOAL to carry them through ing the season for it is generally acknowledged, that y Fye 7C HENS, Stewing, per lb BROOMS, good quality, well made McCloy TERM-19- MEATFISH-POULT- RY ALL BRAND, Kelloggs small size Mary McMillan Faun Berge ROIJ-THI- 20 A fine quality soap at a low price O'MARGARINE, Fern ROIJr THIRB HONOR 25C .. SOAP, Al niond Cocoa, 3 for EXTRACTS, size, Vanilla or Lemon Leltoy James Blancett Margaret Thayne Ida Belcher Lucy Brlnghurst Ifctnnette Miller Evtjyn Ilringbnnt . John Kastelllc Harold Carlisle Merle Ibtbh Eugene Jones Beth Martin Barr Miller Isabel Brown Margaret Canncgleter Margaret Blaine IT 10 PUBLIC MARKET TERM McMillan Jean dQC - cans, asst Snarr HONOR 23c rge, sweet, CHEESE, best qlty.,- lb. CAKE FLOUR, Sw'down Brand, Large Size, each .. Afton Turner Vercle Robinson Ellen Tnrpln Myrtle Watts Lenea Erickson Leone Shaw Edna Bess Nora Nelson Helen Tarelao Dorothy Warenskl Mary Berg Marie Asplnnd Beryl Watts Afton McMillan Enid Turner Vivian Carlson Dorothy Miller Alma Erckson James Vose Barbara Brinton Bob Rothwell V 2 f, FRUIT, Large Florida, each JAM, Del Monte 9J2 oz. 8 QC JQC GRAPE for 6 Frank Thone Margaret Erickson Virginia Malstrom Erma Martin Irene Landls Erirle Beading Erma Olander Isaltel Brown Faun Berge Alta McCloy Marshall Gaufln Eva Kell Marjorle Knurr Lu.Ile Carlisle Margaret Turner Marhta Watts g FAMOUS SOUTH SALT LAKE COUNTY PIGGLY WiCGLY STORES' ADVERTISEMENTS NOW APPEAR IN THE EAGLE & JOURNAL, IN ADDITION TO SALT LAKE PAPERS (America's Best Dessert) Heating Co. 4856 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 17 and 18 far-seein- g er Plumbing & Pasre 3 1928 Enh Kill MnrJ-rl- I.inlle Sunrr UTAU-CRAN- Cnrll-l- e Mftrcart'l Turner Marie ptirhsr Ruth Turj.tn Martha Watt Wrl'b Fnatr Affon UTAU-CRAN- COAL will store without alack-in- g, LASTS LONGER, MAKES NO STRINGY SOOT and NO CLINKERS. Turner Vercle Iloblnwin Call us at Murray 56, or call at our store. We save you money. 2024 West 33rd South Film Tnrt'ln r Frlkon Edna tte Henetlete Newbnbl N'nr NMnn TTrlen Tatolan IVrohtT Wrrnkl rvirotht1 Miller Murle Arlnn1 Beryl Watt Afton McMillan Enbt Turner Vivian Cntlott Mry Here Donnn Clatk Clark Alma Erekon Boh Rothwrll Jmr Vote Smith's Cash Feed "Everything for the chick from Peep to Cackle" "KASH IS KING" fa J$ in the ClcuJ$ j Tl re tire llmtioHli.l of ntmit ! ere ebnt tut Imnl at tlio ful urn f,,( ,j f.,rcf- to tnnke t t mi lie n lent. Aneiloan Mflatiii)c, - ib-ti- Bmy Man FinJ$ Leisure LriMjio mil nlw:i feri 1- 1- ir h lie found by bnw to "niploy ha want ttme ho dii nothing. wbti (.new tine: se Hre tlie .inp!it Mine IN.bMiJ. |