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Show 4 THE MURRAY I il phone Wc-idin-g 6 WELDING Motor Blocks Flying "A" Wallace Murray 35 G:is-('- Storage ar '"UJIy uusuiessmen's Lunch, until V""1U 01 Koyal Walker Kail Gregory 5026 So. Phone State n'h si", ! MHuil and Vrn ' 3 p. m li,w" F'r Saturday 25c Night-Lu- mlus 4740 business-professiona- one who can, contribute any of these thing:,. We want to reorgant everyone vlio took part In anyway In making uir school. Dates are essential. This work wPl be under the direction of our history nnd social "deuce department, aided by the English department. Aihhvss all communications to Mixs Louise Maibcn, at the Mur-aHigh School, Murray, I'tah. Your Interest and aid will be much appreciated. Sincerely, A. P.. TAYIiU, Principal. . . South State WHERE t School News s pur-chas- ttcll other $500.00 FOR A CENT and mechanics the best at reason- j,e stations J demand sr-w- TOOL CO wBatch MERR. FURNACE PARTS & rUDY :03 M So. Statu AGGENCY a LINCOUTSCHOOL supplies, Send 10 cents for special list of and repairs. we for prices pay jiennies. If in- SALT LAKE TYPEWRITER terested in coin or stamp collectoi!:! South .Main 10 cents for our ing Was, 27C1 list of prices we sell coins and stamps at. Mention Murray Kagle Abstracts-Gu- ild abstracts, get good loans. and send l.'e we send Im.IIi lists. Why spend valuable time at an We buy any kind I'uited Stales opportune moment. Have a good Coins, Gold, Silver, Nickle and abstract available. Kiiu'lnrlns Service on 'f furnaces will reduce U l Copind. to 3T, ,ht cent. ZIM STAMP AND COIN CO. T0Ur Mcost IJox 1184-1- ) Salt Lake City, I'tah Ihmiigli our method of Installing shoe and general Air conditioning Cereal Products Please call us for metiil work. For that School I lay Pep and Serve Grains of Gold energy. c. JOHNSON Whole Wheat Cereal for break1189 r, toKState Was. smith ccn 0v OMsmobilc Salos and are umililied by training and Service--W- e to equipment render complete aut- omotive service on all cars. Our unexcelled. is Service A. E. TOURSSEN Nas6141 South State 5C4 Supplies-- All kinds of Linen and Uniat reasonable forms furnished a I'tah Industry prices, ratroni to keep vour follow man at work. Linen THE AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. 33-3- 7 ASHWORTH TRANSFER COMPANY 5th E. 1756 So. Frank H. Eardley, Manager 15: K. Was. 2nd So. 270C are imitated always fic-d- i quality. InCbps. THE FOREST DALE PKOTKCTIOX-Sensatio- 501)2 nal X ew SARATOGA CHIP Hy. 1711 47 K. Kensington Ave. France for Athens where they may Hyland I?rie Hy. 2180 G recce at first hand under We have P to r) used cars for study the direction of Mr. Walker, their sale, mi display at . . . teacher. On the way over they 702 South Main Was. 610.1 had this deck party where they MOIUJAN MOTOK COMPANY typified "ship board" activities. Authorized Ford Dealer Miss Thoruni anil Mr. Webb particSAI.F.S and SKUVICK ipated In a shuffle board contest. Refreshments were served by the under classes, the direction of We Material of all kinds. liuildlng the Transportation Committee, can tip ymi finance your If ill Jean Whitehead and Afton Urown. program. As yet, none of them have bis'll McFARLAND LUMBER CO. sea sick. 2220 So. State Hy. 1303 218!) I.l.-.MBE- CO. Department Stores "it s Lilian to l Thrifty." It's short, pleasant drive to the Department Stole. Hear 28 SAV.T. Was. 2800 Was. a Smith-eas- t DKINK There is iiotliing more complete as a food than StTF.KIOK Mexican Products 1080 E. 21st So. Hy. 210 DAIUY milk. More ymi get all Offer-T- ills Special! tlicprovins iiecessiny, as well as Furniture Company, ad ami 4'V entitles hearer to Wester.n the five vitamins that help one pound Juvenile department is trie prepared for and create that grow; energy We are seasoning chili powder. largest in Utah. .Special resis line!- - to disease. Insist on with cril size in the leading spice Importers complete large Sui'iiir dairy milk. I'tali. Visit our store und insinvt mattress, crib blanket and The SU'KKIOIt HA1KY for all our uiereliandise. beautiful Baby Book, 18.16 S.uth State Hy. 3280 A. R. CORDOVA CO. $9.95. Kasv Terms. 16J West 2nd So. Was. 3o9J WESTERN FURNITURE Broad wav Market COMPANY tuiaiiiy merchandise In all of our RABBIT SKINS Was. 8132 133 South SUite depart lie uts. Fvery day is social Turn jour rald.it skins into cash. at our ineat marday "SAGRIS STUDIO Elliott buys them the year round. PHOTO delleal.-se- ii, and fruit ket, paxtry Highest market prices paid. "I'hotoghaphs Live Forever" Veiir iiopping Is not stand. '' Was. 171 South Main R. C. ELLIOTT lintd yon b lVe visited . . . Ilih riass I'ortr.Its at reason- . (all Wasatch 51 ICS MARKET BROADWAY 40 North, 3rd West able prlit s. i:erjtliitig in Was. 10107 il K.i- -t Lroad.vay Hy. 1631 . WOODSTOCK SCHOOL N VI I UK'S GRANITE MART The of Country Py Don Canals Meyers kid-die- coin-p'.t- The canals of Hollatnl go In all The people use canals directions. Instead of ronds. Everyone who roes to Holland wants to go for n ride on a canal boat. The canals go across the country like roads. in one side of the canal there Is a row of houses with roofs of red tiles made of burned clay. Women toko milk from door to door in milk cutis pulled by dogs. In tin winter the people skate on the canals to town. plo.to-graphy- HuiMing- Materials - ItKMiVlZK NOW UTAH LUMBER CO. (I tall I'ioiiei r limiting Co. 3."3 West 1st So. Was. 2!l0.1 Caiiincts and Fixtures Backhars ami Meat Counters built to order. Let us estimate those t'ullt In s. Cabinet work of all kinds. Id cr Kiuipinciit. SALT LAKE CABINET & FIXTURE CO. 33 Kirhanls St. Was. 3210 Paper Products Mntnifa. tur.rs of Setup nud fold-In- s boxes. Corrugated Shipping Case. Was. 3115 So. R"llcrskatin Tlds 'lf the , nt ... ROLLERDOME 68 rostofliee Place Skating everyday- -..' to 5 p. m. 1 'tO Furniture til w. Im ,.rrf (i,,ss and recover-Autr,is InMalled. Auto ""'al (.ik. Curtains, Scat rov-fn- Ociirriii nt upholstering, r''annaMo prices. WALT BLOOMFIELD Vai-sh- e Radio Service. l).t or Xi-- ht Any U.idio repalrd by laototy Method for only $l "'. AH wiks id fu'liittue on new. in-le- lino-b-uu- go-"- ! IGNITION WOHK Gel the iii..M .on of yoiir machine know vvotk done bill by having y.iir motor t, PI nT cent on venr fuel Carbon of us Call efficiency. al the peal, by wealberstrippiiig now? and ground vahes removed, for estimate. .New pixtoii ring", replaced. RAWSON & CO., INC. . bis k us .. HU, il.vlil Was. ...,xl .136 South Slate - -- 'in beofe It Save that healing bill. I'o that you can save from One HiindrtHl Per Cent In SMdling m VM Ity Charted Godfrey f.,jU y.u on oar lie i...-o-l far friu .i ...id vvoik Glen Hammer, Norman Kay. Iwirna . 'I'"-'- ' '. FISHER'S and WALTER'S BEER LUNCHES and PESERET MORTUARY Service Above All i Ed's Cabaret Candidate for your Businessl For Bronchitis Coughs, Colds "Where You Have a Go(l It's different - it "s faster iu action eoinniinded on sUTior, medical fact findings new in this count ry. Buckley's Mixture I triple acting) Wanted'. .4 Case FISHER'S BEER (Quarts) 1 Qt. bottle Hiram Walker's famous beverage (donated by Ben Harmon) 1 Pre-crlpl- , i -- 1 WINNER TO P.K ANNOUNCED AFTER 6 p. in.. SATURDAY. l'EliRUARY 16, 1935. 1 v, l-c- Mosher's Place j- ;i- v . ll-- 4948 f- ,,;. - 4 MFFT ias, fil. - 50 (e-il-- A I I TVtVT Kkl I flWN . A Dinty Moore's Place HEMSTITCHING l- -li Murray South Stale St. 31 niLiVIJAMs Wai. Name To the oerson submittine a name uitable to our newly decorated beer, pool and loft drink parlor, we will give: g io Newhouse Hotel Time." Our Beer Always Cold! III CKLEY'S (Jl H KEY LOOSENS THINGS I P fP-ec- . - WES WALTERS FRANK ADAM SOX -- sr; MUSIC SANDWICHES-ORCHEST- RA ngi-rin- - t,r There is a movement on foot within the state Parent Teachers associations to organize h Iaidies' Chorus. It Is lielievod that a very fine P.T.A. ladles Chorus may result from this move, and It Is urged that every one who wishes to Join such an organization will attend the first practice which will be held in room 5 of the Arlington Rflmol, Monday, February 11, at 3:30 p. m. We will open for business Saturday night, at what was formerly known as SAM'S PLAGE II-rl- - f ,, CHORUS BOXELDER STREET l.s'-.r.l- tt. P. T. A. LADIES I 'TheOutoftheWaylnn' one lin.' sip and the ordinary Hulsh. Is on iil a few doses and cough rea'l:jible, Six private lr.oi priced North. Amber bat tough old bang on cough is b"-- i-. AUTO SERVICE 7.V. SPI.C IXI, : POWER I .arctic- P.evelly T'lie. el. loin heard again -- It's really In d.imii.g. itolu iiiiH 1095 South State Hyland 3460 IJ.yili'bls. Wlos b r.. o waltli bow saHily Wonderful till sheel llltl-i- e ,'ilid A. S. Burrows, Mgr. iii"d. I colds are pal out of TOP Term- -. Phn-- e write f..r aiLo..lihine Valley business. Hie St'riug . CLASS CO. : WOODWARD'S SCHOOL OF .it.. Service and Bight away that tightness begins w in'er drlv-p.IV, ,..!. j..ur c u- or bronchial pas to loo-e- n up-ilDANC1M Tooue I finite Ali'i vvi'h vi.-.l S, sages clear you're on your toes . . '.'tit So. Main xi popilliir nto i kln.'s of Insurance again happy and breathing easier. pie. . lie aid itber The Blow Elver starts In the v.. U are at a show Get Btnklcy's today nt The while "r .oi,,MIlv ..lets .i Hleelrieal Appliance lV),r f.lM Mountain. Products are car n Drug '.,. or any first class it and night I"' iit Day a . oiiv.-tiiHave bopping ,.r you In 'J ! Uu to In,ir.sl from l'a'y to Switzerland and drug store. el Id Id and ""idciHU ,,! ,.aM ' iI.ht new lamp that Wr. Cnil o.ivp i 'his river. Men are Holland y"u !.! u fiv BUILDING electrical ') "u Aiiioinol.il.. InMir- KEARNS out of the I NDLIt THE CAPITOL DOME woiking takisg etc We GARAGE INC y..U estiiiialcs on l lug, can go ilu steamboats Ibat so rver al b (Continued from Page 1 f el. tl ti fn fS' S- - WOODWARD CO. rarry a... eolliplete BhUi" Valley N a manuThe it. '2 f, . up , Ww Tovornor uas only the sovereign M .iu itiiic. Was. :t;io:t al luring valley. )H.vver of the state when he calls out WOLTERS ELECTRIC CO. Wi'lnn; M i. bine awl Ihi' rational guard to preserve ,... " 238 South Stale ;1iiimi ( leaning Eepairs in the event thai civil author MURRAY HIGH SCHOOL ... Kas nioi coal rnnire-- . dealt vacuum , .oti.ld.le ' ities have thoroughly demonstrated ' l.air. i,,.w, $1.::,, km, I,. ,, EAR TAGS for LIVESTOCK ,..i , ' wiping li. at bine repair ;!;N.v.,-oflAttention, nil Students. Alumni. heir ability to do so. Ho contends ltubber Staitip-- . N"t n and !1I1Kn ?7(n.HM.r West. 1! ti.tetiiii.iHitatn a. nnd (nitrons of that under the slate constitution x,.,,;,e A" Un,u "f Other ful e Faculty iociiiImt Gct-i- al -r poratlou S.aN. each and ni-the chief executive must do this -j- Mid School Cat IHeh We t uf otur tli.. M. Murray ...u JJ'l'K h mlr, Work ni.d SiHsialtv .y. V;,. 1111111 or W0lllT of of us) as luii.h in Ihe case of riots make tusk the ( ".V We ate undertaking . aiKb'L'"' -- n ,1( ,,y . jM1(v-(labor - S. nd for fne like caused by every ..(,,. for tug.-rolls '" '1 high ind the Wui.g.r a history of ,ur furniture and Kto.es. troubles as in any other troiibleaid vatup'" tluaraliteed compiling Stockman Suppl. ..f wa-l.- T of lis Mine xchool from tb cl'eiltilig field. Iba-na- lde pH.vs. u,l,-v- . USED ,,,., Far Tng. lo date. g up Governor Williams declared that MsTIU I IK lliH" SHOP SK,ITURE ST0RE INTERMOUNTAIN STAMP This will Include nn account of Governor eury II. Blood, military "i0 Hy. club. Mudeiit iiuthoritiow and overvbody else con WORKS m I asl Sr.! So- all m tiv IMi". l 1 1. T and nected with state governmental I ljn akc Salt games, So. oierai. 2nd 210 I'. " officer, play. oi ks Tin. i ., desire In all trouble affairs, of students, tmnies that Ilu civil authorities as served shave who Linrof Conch name CoIumbU Nile handle the situation take rare of ''nti.!, , S;,fr ,1"'",-'f- -r Gall ititni" lot". Nainls of education. tlnir own difficulties and that P.est lin" with yartl 5c etc. nml re- - rv .tions Information only as a last rosoit should Ihe Ve IusknccM RuW and much vested power of the state lie culled I l'e and '' photograph Numerous Mr. ai v.hlne. t lin repnlr 'nb.u 1mti.no M 2. r vt Murray required. upon to quell disorders. data will S3 w rrRL,ES A- - FOWLER Airplane line tbke! o v n OPENING MIGHT! ti-u- and is cuaraiiif-- only. is ihe name of this amazing cough and girls of and cold prescription that "nets like The following Im fla-l.l vet is so pure nnd free be slMh grade made one bundii-from harmful drugs that a child iu iclliug: r t Junior Ferguson. Marjorlo Ft a can take it -- ami stop coughing. elc-nb-a- jour Learn To D.mee at WOODWARD'S d opened. Tr.ele v.ur ikAt the pl'i-- el I lime we ;ili' III We were favored Monday in havon lion, ing tig Mr. I'bilo T. Fariisvvotih come .lining room and living room ing i Fstimaies fie.ly givKuar.Miit"-"-'!- . school and showed thn-millo furniture, liangos. rugs, and cl-- i al nh on "Elework were en. Also cv" rl tnerehainli-M- ' idling fiiins. They at the AH nppliatices, Washers, Vacuums, phant Hunting in P.orneo," ibl.' I'lio'. ovv -- t Cull ure." and "Strange Fish." etc, "12 iaron P.roadw.iy" ul the I Radio Laboratory Wasatch enjoyed the show very much. RELIABLE FURNITURE Co. I have never that Hyland 1710 K 128!l v;,w some fi-- h Na. IM I23 E. Itni.idw.iy EVIIIM MOTOK EIPAIKS AN seen before. . Ionise Johannesou, Donna P.orieh, gree. Anent this point of speed It Donna Watts, B..sa Barret. Chas. those having an Interest In McIIenry. Marseil Nielsen. Adeal any spaeil'ie legislation to "shake a Sharp, Hath Peters. leg" If I hey desire to be heard by committees or individual legislators. They may wake up to find Flash Of Ait their iet measures out of committee One of the objects of the Art and e up for floor consideration Club of Murray High is to obtain the shaking Is well under way. original paintings froin I'tah art-'st- It's a legislature for early birds Each member who enters this club nnys dues which are used to collect these pictures; also other means are used to raise money. These pictures, which the Art Club will have 'n their possession will, as time goes on, be of great value. This Is not a new Idea, but II is new to this club. We. the members of the Art Club of pi.'? are tryto make their contributions ing permanent and more successful. Towards this splendid purpose we have already the following pictures from I'tah artists: "Bond In Winter." by Stewart ; "Winter S.i ne," by Jack Staiificld ; "Ocean Harvest." by J. T. Harwood and "A Mountain Study," by O. D. "anipbell. Ilav" you seen the program for the opera. "Melinka of Astrakhan"', lolin Slieya, a member of the Art club and a student in the Art class, nade the cover from a linoleum dock. This is only one of the many diings the members of the Art Club Mid Art classes have done ibis vear. Some legislators saw In the records of the public utilities commission offered ns a house exhibit a sort of hid by Frank Osier, commission secretary, for apcommission member pointment as-. . '. . refusal of the house to vote on a bill jienslonlng employes of the I'tah State hospital is viewed as an inclination by many legislators to await federal government action on social security measures before going far along these lines here. , . . Senator Wilford Day's suggestion that automobile siieedoinetors be with a device to sing oquipiiod "Nearer My God to Thee" on hitting a fixed high sieed limit was greeted with acclaim by many members. . . .Talking again of speed several senators surprised folks by demands for increasing the motor vehicle sliced limit. Some advocated removing the limit entirely. The more conservative gave way to a five r.iile Increase. . . .Bepubllcan senators voted muchly last week Bourbon colleagues. with their They even promised hearty snpprt for at least one constitutional amendment if it came before the jieople the homestead tax exemi- t ion resolution Bepresenta- tives Will B. Holmes and Daniel Mitchell swung the ionduluni iu favor of I'tah rat if lent Ion of the child labor amendment promised by changing their nay votes to ayo on the reconsideration balloting. . . Speaker Waller K. Granger continues adding to bis reputation of being the most popular sisaiker the house has bad. Senatorial President Maw is going great guns too. .. House and senate galleries continue to lie well filled. Folks are Interest ed in what is going on at ine ciipnm. Ederatioiial Films Shown Ity Marjorie l'raicr - . MnPl.r (,ps ;m T"l repaired A'" Phones Wasatch 136 South. Ith West KKU Was. Kea-onab- le. p. in. l!"MV.;ar INC COMPANY 216 South Main Wcatherstiipiv.nc j,i iiih-jo,. s K(MM "f skates any afternoon 1 forget t REDMAN VAN AND 1 Time "P.a-naii- WESTERN PAPER PRODUCTS CO.. Ywt When you move to ( alifornla, one of our overland vans Itolided service, cargo insure.!. Packed by exH-rts- . Guaranty d deliver., and deM'iidable rates when promised. I'iC and short hauls. Fireproof warel.oii-e- . STORAGE CO. Valentine Lincoln's and WashBy Grace Pclliston ington's birthday. Vab ntino day. I for yoiir plajs, pa'ties and enter-The ho.vs and girls of (be sixth lin no nis Sel.-eyour material room are very busy making grade early, i'lavx fur all The teacher has Valentines. i con-testale school Amateur to make a valenivvn girls and ltitixic, carnival g.Mnls tine boy. They are l.oleiia ll"V. Ities. nit.) I .a rone Toone. We are all SALT LAKE COSTUME looking forward for the time for II Don't Overland Moving 1163-116- llilfi S. W. T, Hy. 1311 Last Friday's assembly was in charge of the Boosters, who put over a very splendid assembly. Following Is the program : Girls Stella Pantelakls Dance Dorothy U'ff "G" Trio Granite School Beading Marjorie Tame School yells led by la'ader Delbert Wolflev. Canne-irlete- Forest Dale Chips but never equaled and crisp. Superor sist on Forest Iale Heavy Haulm?; Contractors, equipment and heavy machinery hauling our specialty. Local mid long distance hauling of nil kinds. State Some o(N pictures, copies of the masterpieces many of them, are on exhibition in the auditorium of the Lincoln school. They are fi nished to the school the courtesy of the Colonial Art company. The children have the privilege of viewing the pictures during their art classes where the teachers call attention to the lights and shadows, the combination of colors, etc., whic h make the work a masterpiece. Wednesday evening the parents were Invited to view the exhibit when a delightful program was given by the Elementary grades, Refreshments were served by the sixth grade girls. Whole Family Protection. Protection at cost for all members of family without examinafast. tion. For additional informaGRAINS OF GOLD 967 Fast 21st So. tion, write or phone Hy. 808.1 Deck Party Thrusday UNITED FAMILY BENEFIT Leaders in the typewriter sliced Electrical Service SOCIETY Cnder the direction of the Social test are as follows ; Klectiical equipment of all kinds. 1767 So. State ... 7203 Hyland Science Department Lueile Johannesou, Helen the Sixth Fixtures, Wiring and Kepairs. Grade classes had a Deck Party in Lois Draiiey, Bla'ne Jensen, Please ask us for estimates. All M'W AM) I SKI) ( AKS the Peter I'nsdcii. These gymnasium Thursday. work hv roniM'tent craftsmen. (Juinteii Manss, See and drive the new sensational Wilford are grades Greece and are Bergener. Cleone Evans. studying EARDLEY ELECTRICAL Foul V S General auto resupposedly sailing on the He tie Donna Jaeobseii, Bonabl Walton, SERVICE CO. pairing of all kinds . . . Saratoga Chips "It pavs to keep clean" 2181, Hy. 2185 F. 6 So.-I- I.v. THOMAS HOMER 101 So. SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES "Pep" assembly was held Monday, primarily for the purpose of promoting more Pep In school and iis activities. Mr. Grant and Mr. Nielsen gave (Mores! ins: and inspiring talks and school yel's Were led by yell mistresses, ('and Cardwell, and Margaret Miller, nnd Wayne Cardwell anil Delbert Wolflev A Grist From The l egislative Hopper u Guess whom some of the legislature class as the most adroit and successful of those legislative hall visitors who come seeking this or that for the institutions they represent. Dr. George Thomas, A. It., Ph. D. president ef the Fnlversity of I'tah, s the answer, lie's voted the king boo of all the the very last word in winning over adherents to the cause of more of this and that for (he Institution on the hill. None gainsay the right of the Illustrious educator to do his "darnd-est- " fur university but there are many who envy his efficiency. He amy be seen almost every day in conference with those interested in educational matters. The first and only real "lobby" to visit the capilol thus far and to get on a legislative floor was a group of women leaders working In the interest of the child labor res- ilutlon. Most of them are prominent figures in feminine movements throughout the state .They did " good job, but admitted it was a ight squeezetoo tight to be com fortable. The old time lobbyist is notlce-iblby bis absence at the current legislative session, lie may be heard but he's after session hours rarely seen nowadays in action near the legislative chambers. It's the busiest and hardest working legislature I'tah has ever seen in the estimation of many who have views of past lawmakbad close-uwork and one prone at bodies ing to sH'cd up matters to a great de- y Typewriters All makes. Late models rented for the home, 1 ni.mtli ?M, 3 months $.(H. luiii;,! rent applied on Adding machines, duplicators, check writers, But says the man behind the Ctali guns the governor must, unlet- the constitution preserve law ind order under any and nil con-li- t ions. There can be no differentiation classifying labor troubles as xceptions. : and Butter Vegetables-Bre- ad M. 343 l Rectory, TO TRADE IN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH We call upon nay The Delano Club Garage Service Court Ave.) of 155 (Rear 4 OXY-ACETYLE- Public Notary C. B. EAGLE t "THIRSTS QUENCHED WITHOUT QUESTION" Murray Across from City Hall 4, f |