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Show otct fillfumM. - - " RIHafUM, UTAH A.Vaut , W. I score at bridge. iiomr .. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bolman motored to FiUlmore Saturday. Miss Vern Baer visited her fami-ly in Logan during the week end. Iverson, Mrs. T. Mrs, Alma Rogers and Mrs. B. D. Bcnnion at-tended the luncheon in Murray giv-en by the Ladies Democratic Club. Mr. A. C. Larick was hostess to the Emanon Club Friday evening, at her home on Copper Heights. dinner was served A seven o'clock to twelve. Orange marigolds were used for the table decorations and favors and tallies were in keeping with Halloween. Mrs. O. S. Jensen and Mrs. E. W. Nepple won high Copperton j Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Painter of Quenemo, Kansas, were guests st the home of Mrs. Martha Hallo-wel- l Thursday. They are enroute to California for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Jensen visit-i- n Logan Saturday. Th M. I. A. entertained at a Members of Martha Chapter and their partners enjoyed a bridge par-ty Wednesday evening following the regular meeting of the Chapter. Mrs. Will Thomas, Mrs. A. A. Macke, Mrs. A. C. Jones, Mrs. A. C. Larick, Mrs. J. Jensen and Mrs. Theo Chesler were ia charge. Mrs. Joe Kemp of Salt Lake,: Miss Mable Nepiud and Mrs. Theo Chesler were luncheon guests of Mrs. A. A. Macke Thursday. Halloween party at the Copperton school Tuesday evening. The pro-gram was arranged and given by the Bee Hive girls and the various Sunday School classes. Dancing was enjoyed at a later hour and re-freshments served. Mrs. Kurt Hornlckle entertained at a dinner party Wednesday even-ing in honor of her husband's birth-day, a six o'clock dinner was serv-ed to the following guests from Salt Lake: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Llppold, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Kohler, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klein and Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Lenk. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mead and their guest, Mrs. Pearl Hitchcock of Idaho, motored to Tremonton Monday and attended the banquet and Lodge session given by the Rebekah's. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roberts of American Fork visited Mrs. Rob-ert's sister, Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Loveless and family. Mrs. Ivan Jones and daughter Betty of Echo were visitors in Cop-perton the past week. Mrs. Anna Hull has returned to her home in Los Angeles after a plearant visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Anderson. Teachers of the Copperton ele-mentary grades will take the school census Saturday. " Mrs. James Barkle entertained at a luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Anna Hull of Los Angeles, a one o'clock luncheon was served to twelve guests. A lovely home at 559 r I street, Mldvale, Price i down payment, balance iik' m f 54 per cent interest, sevea1 brick, with two bathrool L kitchens can be used eltheTJ? h or duplex. Present income 1 month. 55' x 150'. If j" I; Andrew Malstrom at g8 1 Street, Midvale. Inquire at jJJ f to see photo, or call Midvaler( J MATTRESSES REMADE Have your mattress rebuilt for winter use. Will call and make de-liveries every Monday. Phone and leave calls at 91. Overman's Mattress Factory Salt Lake CKr. Utah Ph. Hy. 1057 I Phone as your news itenu j jM "V' ' ' . 1 It J "Time wrinkles an ageing brow J , -- 6ut smooths an ageing whiskey felJ ; ' P V,' 7?h ' "TlHEKan'dofTimemigttKelieavf , r U' 't L ' L, 'J ,f X on a man's brow-b- ut it sure acts VV ;4 I c ti-P- 1 i if ; ' 1 I Tf ffZZBK-Z- i mighty gentle as it smooths out tho ftl ( i ' rUgh edge8 f 8 Whiskey S'KErIS MONTHS Oiof4 S U fV the makers of Town Tavern keep that iiiii n I good ry. agein in charred oak bar-- J J IfFfe I ZZSZ rels, at summer temperature, for 15 xti V h ' long months. There it keeps getting i fj ffij - Ilc.dCotds No. 152 Pint C4.; . , ,' If No. 151- -4b 9t.J NOW 15 MONTHS OLD D pJpsooi I NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION Executh Offices, New York, N. Y. t ' Z .' ' " ' " .1LJL.""."",Z1,.1Z .'" ,' .4 1 mmmmm u , ,vmjf in 1. .tm, mm m WW'" . W TiW. J JPJ yjmi.)..uut,iBniii wi ji n m iniiiL I iiiii. mui.g Ji.. M .11 iiH-i- i mi .a. M.yg'jgfTB j.imiiiiMliiT.rm.ii.rin iniiini minim riiMraifmirainiiii it mi MWifii.iiii.riwinniiiii.irii.iiTniiniiiiii rr miinii i Pm - w-v.-- .ti, vm-- ,i Y,;;,fTfUA K,fV,i1ar'yttrtfii'rmTnri iit- - Trrr-f- i Vote Roosevelt And Blood : fecj Only ROOSEVELT and BLOOD can continue the New Deal's liberal 1 - , . 1 r v .4. VI 111. n I v policy. t ' r v ' II A 'r:V':: V The workingman can safeguard his rights to collective bargaining; his . v' f':t':4'irl protection against the strike injunction; his free right to organize by sup- - :l -- : i. .V.,-v- ; yr:sm porting the ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. I I; ! : 1 The workingman can assure continued protection for his wife and child-- J jvvvf.vvV ren against oppression. He can get more progressive laws for labor. He I v : can safeguard the provisions of tne Social Security Program by voting JliXI Roosevelt And Blood Henry Blood Republican money is Buying oats for Peery's Horse to ' defeat the New Deal in Utah. A VOTE FOR PEERY IS A VOTE AGAINST ROOSEVELT -DONT RISK YOUR VOTE The Law Says: "When More Than One Circle is Marked, The Ballot Shall be Rejected" DONT SCRATCH YOUR VOTE-VOTE STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC (Paid Political Advertising by State Democratic Committee, Shipley Burton, Adv. Com.) n ' ILII JHWHL..U.IILIIIWLIIU ILJIIIIXLIIIIJILIIII1IIUJ1I.III.IH1JWIJ JI.H.lllJI'IILH..lL'. A1 II '''1.1 ' i -, ,,,- r r ty- - TT. ..." 4 ulltr Smgljam '2htUtin ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT BINGHAM CANYON, SALT LAKE COUNTY, UTAH (NTERED AS 6ECOND CLASS MATTER AT THE POSTOFFICE AT BINOHAM CANYON UTAH, UNDER THE ACT OF MARCH J. I87S MfMHfct... '''"'--J Gtl.V Of THE- - inABSUrfVitmASSCCUTIOIff LELAND G. BURRESS, Editor and Publisher. Subscription Rate, per year in advance $2.00 Advertising Rates furnished on application. n j. i' ' " Sales Tax Retirement One-fourt- h of the twenty-eigh- t states that adopted the sales tax have abandoned it. Primarily a form of revenue raising for the de-pression period to raise emergency funds without adding to the heavy tax burdens of real estate, the tax is being speedily dropped in most sta-tes us soon as state finances permit. One of the factors responsible forj its termination has been the harm-effect- s on trade. New Jersey and New York have found it a definite handicap to retail trade businessses. Increasing prosperity, decreases in unemployment, and the increase in taxes from other sources are held by retail observers to be forces working to end sales taxes. As far as most of us are concern-ed, Utahns would doubly welcome the prosperity which would permit the sales tax levy to expire. Recovery Chances Industrial production for the Unit-ed States in August of this year was 89 per cent of the 1929 figure, with factory employment 85 per cent of that level. Allowance for the few-er hours laborers are working, in management and technology accounts for the differ-ence in production and employment ratios. Japan, Norway, Sweden and Great Urltian already show industrial pro-ducto- n substantially in excess of their 1929 level. Such recovery leads observers to believe it possible for the national normal employ-ment of 1929 to be restored. Relief in long continued or per-manent heavy unemployment Is a doctrine of despair, and fortunately there is no foundation of figures to substantiate any reason for suppos-ing that production and employment figures of 1929 cannot be equalled and exceeded for many years. Amendment No. 6 Proposed constitutional amend-ment No. 6 to be voted upon next Tuesday provides for an increase in payment of legislators, raising the salary from four to not more than eight dollars. While a great deal has been said for and against other amendments, not much recent publicity has been given to this proposed change. The present rate is certainly far too low. Legislators have not been paid enough to fully cover their expenses while' attending sessions. Men of ability have been unwilling to sacrifice their own businesses and professional interests to serve the state at personal loss. The only thing that can be said in defense of the present compensation rate for legislators is that it is sup-po- st dly in the interests of economy. Certainly this is an instance where a small saving is unfavorably re-flected in the type of legislation written on the statute books. Give this amendment your sup-port. Vote "YES" for amendment No. 6 next Tuesday. |