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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE C. B. WALLACE, Editor K. S. L. PROGRAM 8, l'.)27, at the I'ostofflee at 3, 1879. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Salt Lake County, Utah One Year In advance 8ix Mouths in Advance Elsewhere In United States One Year in advance $1.00 GO $1.50 EDITORIALS GOING BACKWARD IN THE eighteenth century there were inns and tavern in England whose swinging signs bore the invitation: Here you can get drunk for a penny and dead drunk for twopence. Straw to sleep on. In the twentieth century and advertisement in a prominent Texts newspaper we copy it verbatim reads: What's Your Capacity? All the beer you can drink one hour 05 cents, half hour 40 cents. Nothing being mentioned about straw, the assumption is that the modern promoter of tipsiness is far less hospitable than was his prototype whose befuddled customers'were so realistically portrayed in Hogarth's paintings of "Gin Lane" and "Lieer Street". Christian Science Monitor. BUSINESS IMPROVING BUSINESS reports are encouraging. The country is making gradual improvement in about every line of endeavor. Trade, acording to Dun & Bradstreet, is rising above the levels of 1930 and 1931. Where, at the beginning of 1932, that company's business activity index stood at 50.1, it now touches 74 a gain of 45 per cent above last year in New England, 8 to 12 per cent up on the Pacific Coast, and 20 to 30 per cent improved in Middle West, with the balance of the country showing rises of form 12 to 15 per cent. Reports from grain and livestock markets are also encouraging. METALS RULE THE WORLD IT IS a historical fact that no nation can achieve or maintain a position as a first-clas- s world power without adequate mineral resources, and a progressive mining industry. Everything wc use in peace or war from plumbing to battleships, from rifles to pens involves one or more metals. A country which is metallically self contained and does not need to import metals, has a tremendous advantage over a country which must look beyond its boundaries for mine products. This is one more good reason why everything possible should be done to bring recovery to the mines. .LIGHTS VS. LIVES NIGHT accidents constitute one of the most serious factors in the growing automobile accident problem. A recent survey on "Public Safety as Affected by Street Lighting," made by an engineer of the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters, presents a graphic picture of the gravity of the situation and points to the cure. The survey definitely proves that the old supposition that the light provided by automobile Headlights is enough, is false the poorer the grade of street lighting, the higher the accident rate. For example, the night fatality rate on streets with Grade A lighting is seven times higher than the day rate. On streets with Grade B lighting it is 10 times higher and on streets with Grade D lighting is is fifteen times higher. This fact carries especial force now, inasmuch as many communities, in the search for means of cutting costs, have lowered their street lighting standards. The result of this of cities policy is found in a comparison between two groups other while the Mrcet increased lighting budgets one which 25 fatalities In the first dropped them. case, night decreased per cent, and caused an economic saving of $2.07 per capita. In the second case, fatalities rose 7.6 per cent, at an economic cost of 69 cents per capita. This was poor economy indeed-meas- ured cither in dollars or the coin of human lives. Good street lighting is not a luxury it is a community necessity. It saves lives and money. It is the first essential step in solving the night accident problem. GOVERNMENT CANT DO IT ALL DURING the past few years, the Federal government has been working to develop and pefect cooperative organi-n- o other federal farm relief activity has been so successful, zations. This work has produced excellent results probably Unfortunately, this has led to a danger that seems to be an inescapable part of all government ventures of the kind. A certain percentage of farmers have come to look upon government as their economic savior to bclive that it, and it alone, will iron out their troubles, solve their problems and bring prosperity. Farmers who hold to this belief are obviously going to do little in their own behalf. THE DEPRESSION TEACHES LESSONS THE problem of how to make your earning of today work for you in old age is tremendously personal. The problem has been described as getting old men's dollars out of young men's incomes. old age constiEven in normal times, jum tutes one of our gravest social difficulties. Only a small perfinancially centage of persons past seventy arc the rest imit depend on relatives or private or public relief There are grounds for forecasting that the present depression will be the means of lessening this old age problem, and if it docs that, hard times will have been worth their cost. Mure and more men and women are investing money wisely and safely, with an eye to security and steady earnings rather than possible profits. They are investing it in life insurance, annuities anil trust funds. They are determined that when their earning period has passed, they will spend their declining years in comfort provided by their own thrift and foresight when young. rty-strick.- self-sufficie- nt : i GRAIN . - FEED . . FLOUR COAL DRAPER QUALITY FEEDS Representative of MAKOMB POULTRY EQUIPMENT World's Largest Brooder Builders HAY - FRED CARLSON & CO. I'HONK Murray 422 SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 3 Opposite City Hall CHS: Sunday Morning at Aunt Sun' 7:00 8:00 8:1:; Telephone Murray 35 Entered as second class matter February Salt Lake City, Utah, under Act of March D O EDNA M. WALLACE, Associate Editor Issued every Thursday ' Colonial Dames Program CBS: Pat Kennedy and Art Kassel CBS: Marie, Little French Princess CBS: Edna Wallace Hopper CHS: American School of the Air 1 :00 Payroll Builder 1 :30 I'tah Agricultural College 1 :45 CBS : Easy Aces 2 :00 Payroll Builder 2:30 CBS: Hick Messner's Orchestra 3:00-C- HS: The Eton Boys PHONE HOLLADAY 53-- W 3:15 Dental Clinic of the Air 3:30-C- BS: Organ and Speaker 3:45 CBS: Between the Bookends announces the time 4 :00 The Vtah State Legislature Boy Scouts and Vanguards will Bishop Ryberg 4 :15 The Junior Hour Fast of next Meeting Suir'ay, February hold the center of Interest all 430 K. S. S. Program a. m. Instead of 11:15 e 11:30 at twenty-fiv3, of celebration week, fn the 4 :45 Recorded Program 4 :55 CBS : Press Radio News been the previous hour. actihas as Their of scouting. years 5 :00 Broadcasters Review vities will begin Sunday morning 5:30 CBS: Buck Rogers 5 :45 Little Orphan Annie P. T. A. held a meeting last Thursand continue until February 8 when 6:00 CHS: The Unit Hour of Charm the Fathers' and Sons' banquet will day at which Philo T. Furnsworth 6 :30 Turzan of the Apes. 6:45 CHS: Tea Ensemble be held. The scout committee Is not was guest shaker. The program 7 :00 The Electric Hour a visiting hour 7:30 CHS: W'arlng's Pennsylvanlans sparing either effort of expense to was proceeded by teachers. with of the 8:30 CBS: Lelth Stevens parents make the program one long to be 8 :45 Boyle Furniture Program rememlxred. 9 :00 CBS : Myrt and Marge 9 : 15 Southeast furniture Co. Program Sunday School officers will spon9 :30 CBS : The Camel Program the weekly Temple excursion sor of Sunday evening Vanguards 10:00 Logan (Jarmtiit Program week. this 10 :15 Joe Lova Honor of will Court hold Holladay 10:30 --CBS: Leon Navarro's Orchestra reScout the with In session Orch. joint 11:00 CDLBS: Everett lloagland's Baptism day will be Saturday, view. The program follows: Night Boat. 11 .15 CDLBS : Orvllle Knapp's Orchestra 2 ut 11 a. m. for CottonFebruary Congregation Song Opening FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 wood members. stake 6 :30 Morning Muslcale Scouts Scout Prayer Song 7:00 CBS: Dear Columbia Invocation Vanguard 7 :30 Morning W atch M Men nnd Gleaner Girls will Scout Wayne Omer 8:00 CBS: Press Radio News Song 8 :05 Morning Melodies. a conjoint party Tuesday, Feb. hold Flag Ceremony 9 :00 Studio Ensemble .r, after the regular session of MutuScout 9:15 (Jood Morning Judge. Song e 9 :30 Program. Member of Salt Lake al. Talk 9 :4 5 Voice of Health 10 :00 CBS:. Voice of Experience. Council 10:15 CHS: The (Jumps The Gleaner Girls "held a party Van Awards to Vanguards 10:30 Five Slar Jones Wednesday evening at the home of 10:45 Jennie Lee guard Couuil 11:00 George Hall's Orchestra honoring ; Kate Piano Selection Vanguard Lucille "Bowers, 11 :15 Cene Halliday How Scouting Came to America .... Davis, now Mrs. Jack Gutkc, and 11:30 CBS: Little Jack Little 11:43 CBS: Pat Kennedy Irene Adamson, now Mrs. Alv. Scout Group 12:00 CBS: Marie, Little French Princess Mothers of the six-cla- l Anna of direction Youngberg. under 12:15 CBS: Edna Wallace Hopper (Staging 12 :30 CBS : American School of the Air guests were also present. Griffith) 1 :00 Payrell Builder 1 :30 CBS: Grab Bag. Scout Song 2 Guide. Elders will hold a program to le A Pantomine .... Scouts God Turn 2:15 String Quartette followed by games and refresh3 :00 - Broadcasters Hevlew What Scouting Will Do For My 3:30 CHS: Milton Charles A Mother ments Friday evening, February 1, Boy 3:45 CHS: Between the Bookends comm. 11 Interlude Orican Christian Science Church 8 ::10 l.'ncle Turn. 6:30 CHS: Mormon Tabernacle Trojan) 10 :3- 0- Schuljach Jewelry 1'roKram 10:45 The Watch Tovter 11:00 CHS: (lunch of the Air. Il::i0-C- BS: Little Jack Utile 1 CBS: 1'at Kennedy and Art Kassel 12:00 CHS: Lazy Han, Minstrel Man Music Hall of the Air 12:30 1:00 CBS: New York l'hllharmonlc Orch 3:00 CHS: "Open House" 3:30 -- Victor Ilerbert'i Melodies 3:45 CHS: Phil Harris Orchestra 4:00 CBS; National Amateur Nlifht 4:30 US: Smiling Ed McConnell 4 :4. Dundee urogram. 5:00 CBS: Alexander Wmlcott 5 :30 Sterling Furniture Program 5:45 Newspaper Adventures 6:00 CBS : Eddie Cantor 0:30 CBS: Club Romance 7:00 CBS: Ford Symphony Orchestra 8:00 CBS: Wayne King's Orchestra HS: S & W Product 9 :00 Husler's Program 9 :15 Cathedral of the Madeline 9:30 L. Li. S. Sunday Evening Service 10 :00-- Lol he Mar 10:15 CHS: (Jus Arnhelm's Orchestra. 10:30-Su- nay Evening L.N.S. 11:30 CU1.HS: Orvllle Knapp ent 12:00-Sll- FEBRUARY 4 MONDAY, Morning Muslcale 7:00-C- BS: Laugh Clinic 7 :15 Morning W atch 8 .00 -- CBS : Press Itadlo News. 8 :0" Hevlew. Advertisers 9:00 -- CHS: Land O' Dreams 9:15 Hood Aluriilfig Judge 9 prog rani. :30( 9:45 "Voice of Health." 10:00 CBS: Hick Messner's Orchestra J0:15-C- BS: The (Jumps 10:30 Five Star Jones 10 :)5 Jennie Lee 11 :00 Tea Ensemble 11:15 Kecorded Program 11:30 --CBS: Herbert Foote, organist. 11:45 CBS: I'at Kennedy and Art Kassel 12:00 -- CBS: Little French Princess. 12:30 CHS : American School of the Air 1:30 CHS: Your Hoate-- s 1:45 CBH: Easy Acea 2:00-C- IIS: Visiting America 2:15 Payroll Builder -2:30 CBS: Chicago Variety Program 3:00-CB- S: Men of Notes Trio 3:15--Irnt- al Clinic of the Air 3:30-C- HS: Organ Interlude 3:4.5 CBS: Betty Bartell 4:00 flail State Legislature i :4- 5- Hccnrdcd Program 4 :30 Recorded Program. 4 :.)5 CBS : Press Itadlo News. 6:30 Broadcaster's Keview Central Shoe Program CBS: Buck Rogers 5 :00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Little Orphan Annie Diane and her Life Saver. Tarzan of the Apes B:.'(0-(iene Halliday. 7:00 CHS: Chesterfield Program T:30-C- BS: The Big Show 8:00 CBS: Wayne King's Orchestra 8:30 Boyle Furniture Co. 8 :45 Alk.i Seltzer Program 9:00 t HS : Mjrt and Marge 9:15 CBS: Edxln C. Hill 9:30-C- BS: Kate Smith 10:00-Cli.- HS: Blue Monday Jamboree ll:0- 0- IH.BS: KSL Players 11 :30 4'DI.BS: Orvllle Kuapp's Orchestra SKIO-C- BS: 6:15 12 Silent :00 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5 6 :30 -- Morning Muslcale BS: 7 Happy Days 8:00 CBS: Press Radio News 8 :10 Advertisers Review 8 :45 Morning Melodies 9:00 Studio 9 :15 Romance of Mary and John e 9 :30 Program. 10:00 -- CBS: Voice of Epcrlece 10:15 CHS : The (Jumps 10:30-Fi- ve Slar Jones 10 :l'i -- Jennie Lee 11:00 ( BS: (Jeorge Hall's Orchestra 11 :ir. -- Cene Halliday 11:30 (US; Esther Velas Ensemble 11 :l.i CBS: Pat Kennedv 12:00-CHS: The Little French Princess 12:15-CHEdna Wallace Hopper IS:30 CBS: American School ol the Air 1 :00 Payroll Builder 1 :30- -l'. S. A. C. Speako 1 :45 - CBS : Katy Aces 2 00 - BroadcaMeis Hevlew 2:30- -( HS: Science Service 1:45 -- CHS: Dl.k Messner's Orchestra ciitl 3 Clinic of the Air 3:30-CB- S: Milton Charles 3:45 Paul Chapln. Songs 4:00 Plan Slate Legislature 4 :15 The Junior Hour 4 :30 l ib S. S. The 4 15 - Recorded Program 4:55 CBS: Press Radio News. 5.00 Town Crier 5:.I0 CBS: Buck Rogers 5 :I- 5- Little Orphan Ai.ule 6:00 Pullman Tailors. 6:15 Tarzan of the Apes 6:30-Ch- rles Llcrley & Piano Team 6:4.1 CHS: Chic Scogglna Orchestra -7 :0 CBS : King Crosby 7:30 -- CBS: Chevrolet program 8 00 - US: The Caiw-I'rogra m 8 :30- -4 BS : Kmey Deiitsch & Violin 8.45 Boyle Furniture Program 9 .(10 CHS : Myrt and .Marge 15 K. Furniture company. S 9.30-CH- S: Johnny (irccn'a orchcalra. 9.45 -- rtah Hurkarmia. 10 00- -4 BS: Orvllle knapp's Orchestra 10:15 "Smoke Rings." 10:45 CBS: Leon Navarro Orchestra 11 Everett lloagland Orch. 11:15-CDLFred RUnner II ;30 -- CKI.HS : Orvllle Knapp's Orrhestt WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY I 6 .10 - Morning Muslcale 7 00-7- :15 4 BS : Joke II. h k Revue Morning Watch 8 0- 0- 4 HS ; Press Radio News 8 :0- 5- Broadcasters Review 9 .U0-9- :15 Informal Music. ... l.ood Morning Judge. Cal o din Program. 45 CHS; The Instrumentalists 10.00 CHS : olce of Experience 10 15 CHS: The (Jumps 10 Fire Slar Jones Jennie Lee 11 00-- It CHS: (Jcirge Hall's Orchestra .15- - I.ol Le Mar 1 .30 ( HS: little J4rk Mule 11 .4 . Hetty M oie 12 no 4 BS : Marie. I.lttle French Princess 12 15 CBS: Romance of Helen Trent 12 30 ( HS : American School or the Air 1 nil ( HS : Kate Smith's Hour 1 4 ". CHS: Aces 2 00 I'avrnll Builder 3 on CHS : Men of Note. 3 15 Dental Clinic of (he Air S :;;o -- Parent Teachers Ptograin ( HS: Vera Van 4 no I'lah State LfyNlVure I l'i luiilof Hour 4 30 Colrllle Ire Cream Program 4 15 Hec'iuled Program. 4 55 CBS: Press Radio News. 5 liu Town ("tier 5 Iin ( US ; tin, k Rogers 5:4. I.lttle Orphan Ai.nie 6 Oil IIS : Dime and lier Life Haver. l. Ey Tsirnn 6 15 (i :.u 7 I'd 7 no CHS : Ktcri-Mtrshsll Id Program ( HS; The ( 'In-tr- ifli -Aihrntun s i.f (Jracie 1 8 CO IK: Admit al Bud FM"lltlr. 8 30 (HS; Melody Maserplees 8 15 V (HI -- r. 9 ..! -. 10 r. 10 III 11 311 15 1 30 M J :00 7 :15 7 45 no 8 8 9 05- 45 no 9 15 9 ;iti 9 10 00 i 10 r. 30 t ll f.rt II Srlisrr BS : ( IIS : ( IIS : (BS: CI in Alka 4 I't'kism and I'l Recorded Program HS : Press ltadlj News 5:00 CBS: True Story Court. Robin Hood 5:30 :55-C- i:45 Llltlo Orphan Annie Tailors Program 6:15 Tarzan of the Apes 6 :.'(0- - C 'rry Clarke 6:45-?".- .S; Hobby Meeker Orchestra 7:00- -( US: "March of Time" 7:30 -- CHS: Hollywood Hotel 8 :30 Southeast Furniture Program 8 :45 Tlie Alka Selzer Program 9:00 -- CMS: Mvrt and Marge 9:15-C- HS: Edwin C. Hill 9:30 CBS: True Story Court of Human Relations IO:00-(ie- ne Halliday at the Organ 10:15 CBS: Frank Dalley's orchestra. 10 :30 Wrestling Matches 11 :15 CDLBS: Joe Sullivan 11 :30- -4 DLBS: Orvllle Knapp's Orchestra SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 fl :30 -- Morning Muslcale 7 :00 CBS: Cheer l p 7 :15 Morning W'alch 8.00-Cl- iS: Press Itadlo .News. 8 IT. -- Morning Music. 9:00-C- BS: The Band Wagon 9 :30 -- Ruth Evans 9:45-Mu- slc Slmpllfler 10:00-('- HS: Al Kavelln's Orchestra 10 :3- 0Melodies 10 :45 - Morning Melodies 11:00-C- HS: Frederic William Wile 11:15 CBS: (Jeorge Hall's Orchestra 1 .30 CBS : EMher Vel is Ensemble. 12:00 --4 BS: lleber Straub 12:30-- 4 BS : .Mickey of the Circus -- Psro 1 :0 Dt.llder. 1 :30 CBS : Modern Minstrels 2 00 - Psvroll Pull ler. 2:I5-C- BS: Pro Arte String Quartet :t OO -- ( BS: Little Jack Little 3:15 Dental Clinic f the Air 3 :30 --CHS : Along the Volga 4 :00 CHS: "Lilac Time.' 4:30 -- Junior Hour 4:55 --CBS: piess Radio News. 5 :00 - B nadcastera Review :00 ( HS: The R .vy Itivne 6 45 --CBS: l.iiden Program 7 nn-r- HS; The Chesterfield Program 7:30-Et- hpl llogan at the Organ 7:45 Basic Foods 8:0(1- -4 'lis : Wm. A. Brady 8 .15 -- Charles Kent 8 F'urnlture Program :45 CHS: Saturday Revue. 9:00 -- CBS: Itlcha d lumber's Orchestra 2 :30 Portland Symphony 10:00 -- CHS: lab Calloway orchestra. 10:13-Ha- rry Clark 10:30 -- CBS: J. H.yneV Orchestra. 11 00 -- CDLBS: Everett lloagland's Orch. II Orvllle Knapp's Orchestra 6 :00 School News WO0DSTOCKSCHO0L Choir HwixaHiicd tt.v Ki'ViTly WlrecItT As nn Incentive developing kIiirIiut. In our irculnr music c!nssrt, a school choir hnu been or- CMiilzi tl. Itnys urn clrls nre reiilr- ("I to lie nl.le to slnir alio nnd isirts without any help. We nui-- f HicTit render too. Mr. W. T. Is the director. Claln Krek'on Is I he librarian. The fiiliowin' buys hiu! tfrU hiM'e SrhiMtl fr irl liis-- N"lectel : Ri llNton Grm-- at 171 East 4Sth South. 1 worship wttli frernion by the Uev. John Feiertag, at 3 pasto. p. rn. Sin nay sscnooi at p. in. The Lathers, church welcomes visitors to its sen. Ices. COMMUNmKTIIOBIST CIIIIKII Sunday School 11 a. m. Mrs. F. It. Anderson, Sunt, Sermon 11 :45 u. m. 'in... t ...i:.. . 4 1. intTis inr ijiiuic. ini every stf 'ond and fourth Wednesdays Orman O. King, Pas! or The following Taps at 8:15 p. mittees have the affair In charge, Publicity, Gladys Johnson nail Owen Andrus; Program, Anona Christ In were winners Scouts Holladay In the ensen, nnd Henry Krantw.; Games, one event, wall scaling, Scout Circus which was held In Mildred Bowers and Eugene Hintz; Everly Xeff and Grant Stake hall Tuesday evening. Refreshments, The event was well attended by Kenneth Okeson. scouts and their scouting directors. Mrs. Air Youngberg will be on Wednesday afternoon hostess Bishop Ryberg announces the discontinuance of nine o'clock Sun- 'o ladies of the Afternoon Bridge club. day morning Priosthod meetings until further notice. Miss Xatila Melby celebrated her eleventh birthday anniversary last Chnmlnade Society, under the Wednesday, January 23, by enterleadership of Irof. Anthony II. a group of her friends. taining Land, rendered a lxautiful Rong service last Vundny evening to a Mrs. Emily Carlisle, Jane P. large audience. Mr. Lund's choice Bowers anil V. ugene Hintz were visof music was plensing and his meth nt the Leadership itors Monday od of conducting is easy and efclasses Mng held at the B. Y. U. fective. Bishop Byherg presided in Provo. President Harris announc:iinl Joseph wise conducted. Mrs. ed nt general assembly that repreLucile Hickman was ionsor of the sentatives from fifty stakes had feature program. registered by noon of the first day. SPIRITl'AL IIEAMNG XEKD Class work at Relief Society last IS STRESSED IX SERMON Tuesday was under the capable Is the subject of the " leadership of Edna Ilollingsworth. In nil Churches of her subject lsdng, Roliert Owen and Christ, Scientist, on Sunday Feb Factory Reform. The lesson was initxirtant s It brought out the hisruary 3. Tb Golden Text Is from 1 John tory of Industrial evolution. Her 4:11. "Beloved, If God so loved us. text read: "Between the year 1733 we oiisht also to ve one nrother." and the year 17S5, there took place Amort? thqi Scriptural citations a series of discoveries and InvenIs tions that altered the face of things Included In the Lesson-Sermothe following: "Jesus went about for Englishmen and. the whole nil the cities nnd Tlllngeft, teaching world. England now became an InIn their synagogues, nnd preaching dustrial as well as an agricultural 'he jrosH-- l of the kingdom, and heal- commonwealth. This change brot ing every sickness and every dls- - new problems of government and ase among the jxtiple" (Matt !: soclnl conditions. The social problem became the life work of Rob3'). Included In the Lesson-Sermoert Owen." are th following passage from the Christian Science textbook "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "We walk In the footsteps of Truth aud Ixve by following the example of our Master In the understanding of divine metaphysics. Building; A New Christianity Is the basis of true healing. Whatever holds human thought In line with unselfed love receives directly the divine power, Old Home It (p. lf2). Let unselfishness, goodness, mercy. Justice, henlih, holiness, love the kingdom of heaven reign within s, and sin, disease, ind death will diminish until they finally dlsapicnr" (p. 2IS). 1 BAPTIST CHURCH 62 East 48th South St. Our Nearest Star Our nearest nxed star. Alphi 0. h h i.t Ho Centauri, Is about idles away. FORD 15-Pla- te -- BATTERY $50 With Old Battery Will Fit 85 CUMBERLEDGE MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer : V'.'-"?v,- ;.;. State Street PHONE Murray 81 4915 South " The Lesson-- Sermon of AH Cars. BROKEN DRUM" Meet Your Friends EaLi and Drinks! At State and Midvale Junction JIM STEPHENSEN "BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME" Home, or Remodeling: Your Your "Best Investment" Stomach Distress? Junior INticiisoii Cl'n Ilainuier And why should nny man or man suffer another hour with Klalne Mclonas or any llp-stlo- Klina Muttw AdiImt Iley Holds wht-- Ijirene Tonne Itevcrly WImtIct New Itnllctin Ibwrtl Display l.inia North n stomach In- - misery the remedy that nets almost Instantly can be enslly procured. Get Inittle Jixlay at any drug-.1s- t anywhere with the distinct under! am ling that If It doesn't put nn end to lias, Indigestion or nny np-ct siontiich condition Hint causes von distress your money refund1 R; DARE'S difli-reti- Pace 3) 1(1 wo- In our ball nt inliool we have n few display is!ii njnti n bulletin lnard. F.viry two wfek new work ed. Is tibitvd up. We now have n )MYture if Franklin U. luxwwll nt the top. We iili have nn nrt display inii'le ' y the t roonm. on noon Why Continue To Suffer 4'lain Krckson Mnrjorie lYnzler (('"inlnneil Luther Evangelical Church (Missouri Synod) Services held every Sunday nfte Scout Benediction I'iirrett Jy Louis.' I'.nrrett by (hrist & Co. i Morrison-Merril- l II "The LUMIIUKMKX" g MENTHA PEPSIN M Murray, Utah 150 Weil (Sill South St PHONE MURRAY 8 C. Vole It; HS : J, Sullltjn, (DIBS: I'laiiM Orvllle Knapp's Orchestra THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Morning M.il.o ( BS : Sunnysldc t p Moiling Wslch To Keep in Close Touch' With Friends Ed's Cabaret Candidate for your Business! Mulil Muchts ( IIS : Press Rsdlu News. Miunlng W st. h Ssioh McThriri Morning U l dies. ' Mny and J., tin. ChI o illoe I'fgism, Mnjr t.ee Tailor A Ronnie Walker Vol. ..f KM'ileii.e The (Jumps ive Star Jones ( HS : CHS. I 10 45 - Jennie lee no (HS; Allan loafer Orchestra It .15 - Mis. Chapman t Home 11 4 :45 Lu&eran Church Song ,rge Illll Of Kvperlctir (lri(. Nelson's Orchestra I 'inilli.tr I'Mgta m Facts I'mgratn Fdilu Basic Music Hill HS: (,(.rte Unit's) Orchestra CM. Ki.r.tt Mn.uUicI s On li. 4 ah State Legislature 4:15 The Junior Hour 4:00-Ct- 4900 Wasatch Str-c- t Rev. Patrick Maguire, Pasto, Sunday Masses. 8:30 a. m. Sunday SrlJ'' Week-da- y 9:30 a. m. Mji 8:00 a. m.. M 4 - HAPPENINGS HOLLADAY Mrs. J. D. Bowers, Reporter 4 CHURCH NEWS St. Vincent de Paul :30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 "Where You Got ul Time" tl.-iv- '" It Pays to Have Your 1T X TT H TTTT mi JL 111 JL J2i J-L- JITJ. Own TVTTm 11 li( a Q Our Beer Always ii D Cold! |