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Show THE MIDVALE JOURNAL AND MURRAY EAGLE ,. THIN-GS THAT NEVER 'HAPPEN 87 GENe BYRNES ... . . "Cheap: house paint is a luxury for the rich man only U you have loads of money ••. if you can affotd to buy twice as many gallons ..• if you can pay the cost of bJ,ttning or scraping off the old paint every two years or so-and the actded coat of frequent repainting • • . then ~ are rich enough to use a "cheap," low SVi~ ho~ paint. h ittrou want to make every dollar count --tO l«'t value for your money-then you'd better buy the l>est house paint money can WJ-sWP. It costs no more in the beginning -end JllUch leas in the end. Come in and let us tell you the truth about the exotbitant cost of "cheap" paint. ' . ~tf" I .. ' _,.._ivestoc • ituation.. In guaging the extent of any indus- ed due to long shipping distances to try accurately the best method is by market but with the openin of the comparison. Petroleum is the princi- Western outlets the Western supply is pal mineral resource of California and constantly coming forward to meet the the refining of this product the largest Western demand. As a consequence single manufacturing industry in the producers of all food stuffs, including State. The State produces in crude oil :neat food animals, will bene& in the alone the immense sum of over three .erritory- immediately adjoinmg tbr hundred million dollars annually. ~onsummg centers in California as However, when this is compared to well as the states located in tributary agriculture it must be conceded that ,erritory. agricultural productions continue to rank first as the lar~st basic industry of not only California but of the entire We~t. It is estimated that California' agricultural turnover including all the lines for last year reached nearly one Mrs. Rachel Forbush, Correspondent billion dollars. Around two hundred I million dollars of this total consisted Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mix had as their of field crops and one hundred million g-uests Friday Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay dollars in livestock production. Brady, and as their week end guest, The outlets at Pacific Coast consuming centers are well illustrated by the Mrs. Byron Thomas, all of Bingham. Mrs. D. W. McDonald and Mrs. J. fact that despite the immense agriculN. Rock of Salt Lake attended the The following members of the new- tural production of California still it ly organized Lions Club and friends is necessary to import large quantities Wilkes Monday evening. Ruth Jorgensen and President Soren made the trip to Lehi for the Charter of f<1od stuffs of all classes from virRasmussen of Sandy were speakers at Mrs. Duane Richards, Correspondent night banquet and dance of that club tually the entire territory lying be- the Sacrament meeting Sunday evenheld Saturday, April 16, 1927. Dr. and tween the Pacific Ocean and the MisMrs. J. H. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. souri River. For its meat food sup- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hewlett enter- Kuhre, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hendrickson, plies California looks to that territory Mr. and Mrs. George Millerberg, Sr. tained the members and their hus- Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George MUlerberg, Jr., Mrs. Eugene Fordham, Mr. for at least 50 per cent of its beef, 25 bands of the Just-a-Mere Club Tues- and and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Milleroerg. Mr. Mrs. Tom Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. per. cent of its mutton and ~0 per cent day evening April 12th. Special guest C. Charlier, Clarence Millerberg and Miss Lu!'a JaMr. and Mrs. E. Peebles, of Its pork. The packers m the Los were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gregor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank cobsen, Miss Lillian Bogtress, Mr. and Moedl, Mr. and Angeles ·territory alone require 1,500 Salt Lalie City and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mrs. L. C. Stapley, Mayor Wilson and ·cattle a11d calves, 2,00'0 hogs and 2,000 Mrs. Leo Glover, Mr. and Mrs. ClarStapley. Clarence Nelson. · sheep pe~ day throughout the ye!'-r. A :mce Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kre Misses .Emma Boulter, Norene Van Sandy ended its cJean up campaign demand m excess of the .suppl_y 1s .al, <;er, Mrs. Carrie Johnson, of Union, Dam, Roxie Nelsen and Thelma Cox Friday April 15th by a program which ways '8 !Jeal~hy marketm~ s1tuat10n 'lnd Mr. and Mrs. Elmo McMilttm of entertained for Miss Gladys Rasmus- consisted of Speeches •by Heber C. Iv- !fond t~e fo~mg.of consummg centers Murray accompanied Mr. Wallace Milsen at her ho1:11e Wednesday evening, erson, of Salt City, Dr. C. C. Jen m Cahfom1a wh1ch now repn;sent ov- lerberg to the train Friday evening it bein1!' her birthday anniversary. sen. A chorusLake by students of the San- er 5,000,000 people are prov1,ng, of a when he took his departure for the Games were played. Refreshments dy public school. Vi<1lin solo by Gor- great value to th.:; produ~er Within t~e Swedish Mission. were served to 19 guests. Mrs. Ed Kresser was a guest FriOhlsen and a chorus by the Junior State as W!!ll as m contmguous ternMrs. C. C. Crapo assisted by Mrs. don rlay evening at a Social in honor of I. A. Girls of Sandy's Three wards. tory. . . . W. 0. Boberg entertained at a shower M. Mrs. Minnie Hinerfer, of Salt Lake. A free children's dance was also givA re~nt surver gives one a~ Idea of at her home Saturday, April 16th, in en. Miss Fern Larson entertained on . the rap1d expansiOn of consum!ng cenhonor of Miss Bessie Vincent, of Mid· The 2nd Ward Relief Society will ters on the West Coast sho'Ymg that Thursday evening at her home on Cenvale. The game of "Bride" was play, serve lunch, cafete.Jia style at the com- 350,000 .Iow~ns have loca~ed m South- ter Street for the Primary Officers, ed; 1st prize by Mrs. Willis Vincent, ing Jordan Stake Cal~for~ua alone. Th1s also shows after the business hour dain~ refreshA delicious luncheon was JiVVed to May 7th and 8th. Quarterly conference ern populatiOn mcre~ses from 70 per cent ments were served to 9 guests. those present. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. G!J,rrett visited Mr. and Mrs. Borg are the to. 420 per .cent m the past SIX. yel!-rs The Jordan Stake Junion Girls and proud parents of David Monday afternoon with Bishop and the ch~ef source of po~ulatwn m- Mrs. Class Leaders, with the Stake officers, rived April 18th. a baby girl who ar- . w1th T. F. Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. cn;as~ commg from the M1ddle West, ·and representatives of the General Garrett recently sold their.,.home on and Mrs. Wilford Rosens;rren are Illmo1s ra~ked a close ec?~d to Iow.a Social Board are planning a party to be giv- re Mr. Avenue and have again gone · i ing over a girl who arriYed on by s.upplymg 300,000 additional qahto Provo to reside. en in 2nd Ward church Wednesday A 7th formans and another 250,000 arriVed 1 Alpril 20th. Each ward will furnish a The Primary Officers entertained on pn · from Oh'io. ·Michil!'an and New York part on the program. . Luncheon will Monday afternoon at an Easter party each contributed 200,000 people while be served after which games and dane Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rock and Mr. several of the Middle Western states for the children of the Primary. Ice ing will be enJoyed by all. and Mrs. James Cahoon, of Murray, are in the 150,000 class. On top of cream was sold and dancing was enmotored to Ogden Monday. ,these figures around . 1,500,000 visitors joyed. They also staged an egg hunt - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . ; . . _ _ _ _ _ _ are 'among those present' in Califor- on the lawn. Mrs. W. H. McNIUJlara was a guest nia each year. The concentration of this huge pop- Friday at a party or the D. 0. V. E. ulation results in centralized consum- Club at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Morer demand to supply which the Coast ley of Salt Lake. is reaching far back into the interior Mrs. Neal Olson entertained Tuesday for its meat food supplies as well as evening of last we for members of the•"Jordan U" Clu at he!' home on other commodities. South State. Luncheon was served. A recent rep&rt cites the dairying FARM::, HOMES LOANS lNSUllANCE industry in the West as being repreSand1,' lJtaJa Phone )lidvale 137-lt sentative of this situation. It l;hows that with a constant increase in shipNIFTY HOME--4 room stucco house largest )>\ant. Only $3000. See Cra ment of dairy products to the Pacific po; Coast the movement to Eastern marin Sandy. Neat ill a pin. Large lot kets upon which the producer has deEas terms. See Crapo. NEW Five Room Fire Brick Bunga- J>ended in th~ pas~ .has d.ecrease? due to the attractive differential. Th1s has HERE IT IS-NICE new brick bungalow, one year old. 1 lh acres. happened in the production of other . Chicken coops near State Street food stuffs in practically all the states Boy Scout Troop No. 119 Will hold low in Midvale, best locatiott, full , d · supplying the Califof-nia demand. their regular meetin~r on Friday from Sell on easy te rms or tra e on The production of many of these 7 to 9 o'clock. There will be a d~monbasement and furnace complete only small farm. See Crapo. commodities formerly had not develop 1 stration of some work in first rud. $3500. Terms. See CRAPO. BARGAIN. No. 61 Main YOUR CHANCE-SO acres daily and BINGHAM Street. 80 foot front lot--Four room and bath. Large summer kitchen. fruit and poultry farm in Dra~r. 10 and Garage. Rented $35.00 per mo. cows, 3 horese, 2 pure bred hogs, ful Will sell cheap $2250. 500 cash set implements. Coop and hens, 4 down and terms. See Crapo. · room house, cellar, garage. Terms to suit you. Take house and few ac- POULTRY and RABBITS. 2 Acres 4 room house; Coops, hens, new res in exchange. See CRAPO. build,ing 80 fset long; 175 fine rabbits, located in poultry district in Al.JL READY. New 5 room house and Draper. Only $3200. Easy terms. See Cra,po. full basement, hardwood floors. Now ready to move into. Good location near Locust Street, Midvale, small DANDY 2 acre chicken ranch on Social Avenue. 5 room house, 2 cemdown payment. Easy terms. See ent cellars. Lots of shade. Price very reasonable. Terms to suit you. CRAPO. See Crapo. ''THIS IS THE PLACE" to start . a CANYON HOME---:Beautiful Fruit farm. At Granite. 19 acres full wa poultry business. 5 acres-5 shares ter right, two houses. Apples, berwater near thrivnig poultry plant in deli~er ries, grapes. Good income, only Draper. Only $750. See Crapo. $7500. Easy terms. ,See Crapo. EAST MIDVALE SANDY CITY , GUARANTEED! IIWPia..,_anteedtolookbetter,laatlonger,costless per Jab ad lela per year than any bouse paint on the market. JO.f C. C. CRAPO REAL'-ESTATE BROKER See ~~Paint HeadQuarters" Midvale • Pr-\ BOOm MERCANTILE COMPANY · •r L~ Department Store Utah 1--1 EADQUARrERS .. BOY SCOUT TROOP WILL MEET FRIDAY I .. ' OPEN AGAINTAILOR SHOP FOR BUSINESS I am now back to business, ready to serve old and new CUSTOMERS. I have a sp ndid line of MADE-TO-MEASURE Suits From UP $23.50 LATEST AND MOST SNAPPY STYLES Fit and workmanship guaranteed. Alteration cleaning and pressing Suits pressed while you wait Will call for and FRED RASMUSSEN Phone Midvale 117-W 64 West Center St. Midvale, Utah 58e J- _J_D_I_J_II __ Spreads II_J_II_II_C_IJ_J_l_l_d_U_Il~ I am now prepared to take care of all classes of Watch, Clock &Jewelry Repairing I can save you money on thiS kind of work, give me a chance on your next repair job. easily~ Without leaving·a brushmark J. T ,UBiROOS white paint that flows l..J 10 freely anyone can p~uce a -~ , • S· MORGAN • Watchmaker ud Jeweler Midvale 69 N. Main Street lawless, aatin.-.mooth finish. Washes Jib tili; Without wearing away. Hand· . , _ • the finest enamel--at a lower COlt.~ 'trith fewer coats r ~teed to ~main white longest. If ..... than on~ coat is required, apPit Barreled Sunlight Undercoat Utah S·UNDAY SCHOOL SELLS DOUGHNUTS fir& • T JORDAN LUMBER CO. Telephone Mid. 212 _U_Q_Q_d_ Utah Eileen Bennett's Sunday School class are taking orders for doughnuts this week to be delivered on Saturday afternoon. They w:.ll sell for 25 cts a dozen and the orders can be phoned to any of the members of the Class. AA.mD!l BENGulli (Ben..Qa7) lliveequick ....uef from the alfODialng PAiD of Rbeu-~ Nenrltia, Ad eveey 8Che &1111 pain. I a peneuatlnc warmth reUevw the --&loll and aoothea the l.nllamcd • GaT TRB OIUGINAL PltBNCH bAUME DENGUE 'A!W•• UIJQV&) NELLIE GORHAM Hemstitching and Picot Edge Work BEST EVER C. L Goff Bldg. · Midvale, Utah 0?\{C ICJJ&AL AND WHAT IT MEANS ABEffER PRODUCT AT LOW COST BECAUSEFORD MOTOR CO. has grown to he the largest aatomohae manufacturer in the world. PROVEN QUALITY from nearly fifteen million cars. LOWER PRICE than ever. ALL STEEL BODIES. Wire Wheels on closed cars. LOWER CENTE~_!»f~vity. Balloon tires. HOT PLATE VAPORIZER gives MORE MILEAGE C. J. Ridd Motor Co. MIDVALE'S FORD DEALER FORD . . . . . . . . IS . . . . GOOD • .. |
