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Show 1 t THE MURRAY EAGLE, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1939 Page 8 IRIS THEATRE Renewed Murray, May forts are now being made by county agents, teachers, and safety organizations in all parts of the country to lesson the number of accidents occasioned by children playing with blasting caps. These accidents often result In children being blinded, or losing fingers or hands, and thus going through life in a crippled condition. In some cases children are killed. MAY 13 Jack Oakie "Eagle and the Hawk" TEN BOYS WANTED TO WEED ONIONS Apply 441 East 48th South POPEYE Cartoon Also ef- 11 Starts Saturday Fredric March Murray Should Provide Parking CHILDREN AND BLASTING CAPS HURRY.. j Depend On Center Service For Quick Sevice Center Service 4 2 5 JESS IIAUGHTON, Prop. South State 4847 Shell Gas & Oil - Tires Accessories Space Quickly Tuesday, May 9, the Fifth and Sixth grades went on a trip. We toured the Clover Leaf Harris THE HAPPY MEETING POINT FOR FINE FELLOWS HEIDELBERG BEER PARLOR Opposite City Hall Murray nun Prices Gtedwicedlj Ion CasIrD Cairiry j Quality Dry Cleaning j r 5 czr-- 7 5 ir V r4 U SUITS $ STORE J J Plain Dresses $ about rates d PROTECT YOUR Winter GARMENTS THEM in our j t (CLEANERS 5 r4 MOTH-PROO- VAULT. Ask F til 4 Dairy and the American Lady Bakery. We watched how milk was pasturized and how it is made clean. In the bakery we saw how they make bread with machinery. Last of all we all went swimming in JWasatch Springs. We all had a good time. We are all working hard to get all the required work in so we will be promoted. The Liberty. Arlington anH Bonnyview boys have been play ing Dascoau. Liberty has won all of. the games that they have played so far. We hope Liberty will win all of the games they play. Carole Jones BURNS MOTTO IS "SHOW ME" IN NEW FILM "I'm From Missouri!" This traditional American motto of the man who wants things proved to him refers to Bob Burns, king of the homespun humorists, in his latest picture, "I'm From Missouri," which will start next Sunday at the Murray Theatre. What Burns wants proved to him in this new, h comedy is that mules are inferior to machinery when it comes to equipping an army. And to show that he's Missourian in spirit as well as In fact, Bob goes all the way to London, where the heads of the British army, unable to prove their point, accept his! down-to-eart- Layne Bowler and Dayton Dowd Pumps Give Excellent Service Our rural readers are always interested in water pumps and water systems, and we are pleased to recommend to them two of the best on the market. They are the Dayton Dowd Centrifical and the Layne Bowler Deep Well South State Street 23G8 South State Street 4 FOR PICK-I4 and DELIVERY SERVICE uau on us we'll Call Thone Murray 31 WE OPERATE OUR OWN MODERN TLANT f. pumps. 4911 T f VI IL cpvd Hp SOD QUGEHBaS) n MB Var I aV TRAVEL AT aaW IN LOW Felai In (XV . . Mr S. m Mr. E. G. Dewald has been serving the people of this locality for many years and their pumps are well known throughout this district. These pumps are absolutely reliable, and can be depended upon to last for years without repairs or other than casual attention. Mr. E. G. Dewald has a reputation of years standing in this community. He has made thousands of friends not only through his business dealings but also through his civic activities. He is always ready and eager to lend his assistance to any project that promises to benefit the City of Salt Luke and the surrounding territory. Mr. Dewald is thoroughly deserving of the support of the people of this district. His products exccll in performance, and the man himself ixrll in helpful courtesy. We urge our readers to consider the Dayton "Dowd Centrifical and Layne Bowler Deep Well Pumps and Water Systems, and Mr. E. G. Dewald when thinking of modernizing their homes. TRAIN BY . ivoid highway haiardi . . . noy lo ithar or both ol you f marvtlout mal . . . ladful !ep th giaat Woild'a Faint Tha Union Pacilic and connecting linat oflar aplandid daily aarrica to Naw Yotk. And to San Franciaco doubU th plaaaura ol your trip by vttiting Southarn California on lha way at Lttla or no aitra tail tara. ipd LOW TO NEW YORK 1 1385 $10319 5923 laoTria la Staad III- - id Full- - Round Trip la Ch.U.a. gar CEla.p. I a a t ; RoandTrip la Cow lotlabla Coaeaaa Bank Cilia BartbEtttt A.k about IX) lata la Coaraaa and $135 la Pullaana lor curia I rip lo bulb lha Naw Tor It a ad Saa liaa. ciace lam and talura. - Round Tup tot lutlktt drlatlt 3 THREAD Boudoir Pillows J and CHIFFON QRc BOXED Con-ai- d $4 6 J. coa.yh: M. W. COWLEY. Murruy, Utah, Thone Murray 12 MURRAY INSURANCE MAN HOSE or Leather xiara or Soft Soles Box ihip drift , nr 9l9 to GLEN ROW DRESSES small A $2 Irish rcpor CHENILLE BED SPREADS Both Sheers and Prints Any Mother would Have One of These 25cand49c LACE Ladies' $298 ner rick L,et navy treas led tc be Prnnrt rry enem NEW SHIPMENT TABLE CLOTHS OF medi a s Millinery Out .q. .... That New Hat P bt rec ling i c fee tr .er f- ror - - i nrcr djc3 results uus i- 1 itlt ujl, e jcmou, l iroui c Draper Quality Chick Mash AND SEND YOUR EGGS TO DRAPER EGG am i PRO.; task ;of DUCERS ASSOCIATION vau the W. E. CAIN & SON 429 East 39th South l;ne Phone Murray - Inf-Res- La-vell- t( badl; and 535-W- Iged t Id m-- co kisii fo he S Casey'i :iif- d tl the se fW V st in ICE e '.ir.j ' pre-seas- Inf-Rcs- a 5 fred Carnagy, Company Clerk; wood, Utah, for his first active and Andrews, Asst Education duty as a Reserve Officer. Adviser Chaplain Curtiss, all Lieut Pershing completed a western States volley Ball en- four year enlistment, in the U. S. thusiast was referee. Marines and served in Nicaragua Soccer Victory during the uprising in 1931, where he was promoted to Sergeant. Tony Klenk, Captain of Co. Before his recent assignment 3240 potential State championship soccer team led his boys to Lieut Pershing was in the adto 3. of the a victory over vertising department the Gcrmania athletic club of Muncie, Indiana Evening Press, Salt Lake City and State Champ- While stationed at Big Cottonions of 1938. League games will wood he will take charge of the begin on May 15, 1939, with six Camp Paper, Welfare and Transteams of Salt Lake City league portation. Second Lieut Ben M. Hartman, swinging into action. The eleven goals scored by the 40 Inf., was recently C men were Klenk 4, Rzucek 3, transferred from Company 234, Gregory 2, and Morrisscy 2. Moab, Utah to Company 3240, Other players were Starr, Big Cottonwood, where he will Carnagy, Mahon, Andrews, be in charge of the Camp exDann, and Downorowicz. change. Lieut Hartman is a graduate of New Officers Assigned To New York Military Academy and This Company taught military science and busiSecond Lieut Robert W. Persh- ness Administration at Oakland 335th Inf., assigned ing, Military Academy of Oakland, to Company 3240, Big Cotton- 1 1 ke to New Printed Patterns Summer Styles Beautiful Designs, Large Sizes . . . at t k BEAUTIFUL TEA APRONS - n- :dby, i to, Uppers Pr.fiU0 ' Lf the New Summer Shades Daylight Crepe Twist P.9fl reu These Make an Ideal Gift 25C and49C gol on HOUSE SUPPEg Handkerchiefs by Jan Lance Andrews, former N.Y.U., basketball regular and life guard of Jones's Beach, N. Y., Co. 3240, overhead won the volley ball tournament by trouncing Number 3, barracks in straight games 15 to 7 and 15 to 5. The final games were attended by the whole company who cheered with gusto when C. O. Lieut John C. Bucher stopped some of Red Carlson's and Ralph Ceparano's spike shots with the top of his head. The over head team was composed of the following players: Lieut Bucher, Commanding Officer; Lieut Pershing, Junior Officer; Bob Olson, foreman; Luke Trimble, Education Adviser; Al- CREAM re Orders Tikn For All in gol n Occasions -- CASEY'S 5566 So. State Murray s ( 4i INN WINDMILL ., It K M be t! e, ., c N. J. for one vear before acctj' ins Active Duty in the CCC; Lieut Hartman will teach bed keeDinff. short hand and typ" C: tn the business students of .r.e 5 .r.t h i. 3240. Mother's Day -- Sunday May 14th ai ; (SHFIi1 SILJ(B(SBS,iPH(D)gIS 'S a a a CANDY ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 6 Ozs MINTS 25c 25c . . Vz Lb. j .OStlCr'S a a OSTLER'S BEST GOOD MOTHERS DAY CARDS 2 Lbs. FAIR HILL I lLb. Box. SI. 00 2 Lb. 5 Lb. BOX BOX a . . a a a $2.00 $5.00 SAMPLER 17 Ozs. . . $1.50 100 Chocs. 33 Kind. Lb $1.50 . . .$Ll; 2 Lb. Paradise $2.75; WHITMAN'S 1 RoandTrip Fall, q.i Sloplotlabla ICoacbaa Baiib ttlia Bwthlttii laoC.ti; taa Bauldar Dam aa roala hi Soalk. aid aia Calitoiaia. lioa Laa Vagaa, NaT aa low aa trip , LOVELY in lent dept: FRUIT and NUTS 53510 53335 53040 .... J JO AQc des1 SLIPS Led SAN FRANCISCO la Ch.ll. a. la - CYNTHIA In All Latest Styles Colors: Japonica AQC QQc Satins White, Navy Blue Satin and Taffeta DAY Ke 2 Lb. Sampler. $3.00 VIA LOS ANGELES laSlaad. HAND BAGS fot CCC NEWS FARES TO RsandTria MOTHERS' PARADISE Perf umes COSMETICS 1 1 PRIM Lb. Box . . 2 Lb ; 65c; S1.15 i Fancy Boxes Sljoj CHERRIES PENCIL i SETS $i.5o POLLY PRIM Clocks PEN and Lh pni i v WHITMAN'S COMFORT COST comfort vVMMW. ' JW W PENNEY'S SUGGESTIONS A very splendid opportunity is Vast sums are being reaped in offered the business men of Murat Salt Lake City by the meters ray in the tax gathering meters usod to tax persons for use of the in the afflicted city of Salt Lake. public streets. Free parking places offered to The cost of these mechanical the oppressed victims of the Salt tax gatherers is piacea in uic Lake meters would be remem- press reports at $117,000 and if bered a long time by those who this is paid and the city retains would find relief from the op- a like sum. it will oe seen uid pression they now face. the idea of meters is not a small Citizens of Murray should do thing. Reports state that the city all possible to provide space for win uive one-hal- f of the swag the motor cars of any and all from the meters to the vendor of persons fleeing from the mechthe mr.chines until they are paia anical tax men who are gathering in full. Then the city is to rein a flood of nickels each hour. ceive all of the new tax. ThereCost of governing and policing fore the car drivers of Salt Lake a city will increase If the public can see that they are exis charged for the use of the City to pay in $334,000 in a repected streets. latively short time in absolutely Invention has lagged it seems new taxes. How and where the for up to this time we are not money can be earned by the charged for the air. 'Salt Lake citizens is the worry of the said City has, in winter at least, a auto owners. poor grade of air, and this may Expense of living goes up all account for no meters on breathithe while and no means of makng. more money is mentioned by No wonder the world is going ing of the city rulers of the meter any to jitterbug and other extremes cities and towns of Other if the cost of living and driving city.Utah should do all in their of is going to increase by leaps and power to secure the trade of bounds. people who are being hounded The old idea of talking an of- with meters and this will given ficer out of a ticket was not too them more trade now and help promising at the best of times, to prevent the spread of the but think of trying to talk a machine robbers. machine into a reduction. Liberty School E VarhMeters Rob Public lLb si.w : KINGSTON'S Pinch-Hittin- g for the BAREFOOT BOY' of the Whittier Poem I PHONE MURRAY 279 |