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Show mE MIDVALE JOURNAL Thursday, May 7, 1931 Sally Sez 1 Intermountain News -Briefly ToW by Baay lleadela MONEY MAKING PRIN'fER LARGE OONTRA.Cl' IS LET :NOTICE OF MARRIAGE FREE SCHOOL BOOKS BERYLLIUM FOUND WOMEN: watch your BOWELS -:t.::Y~ilnow not~ ··':l_....., ./ SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctor"$ Fami!J' La.mtive Watch Believed to Be Sacred· American Relic In the private collection of an Indiana man Is a watch that may be the Identical timepiece which Washington presented to Lafayette as a token of his appreciation of the sen·lcea rendered by the famous Frenchman. That a watch was given Is a matter of record, and It is also a fact that the present was stolen from Lafayette's quarters.. The collector's watch fl.ts the description of the historic timepiece, experts say. It has four dials and fl.ve ltunds. One of the dials records the days of the month and another the days of the week. A miniature portrait bust of Washington appe:~rs In the upper side of the face. It Is In colors a~d Is considered a master· piece of craftsmanship.-Detrolt News. .. .diJSf er uv 'A l! Don't let c:onstipatioo poison your system. August Flower corrects constipation-even atublx-m c:aaes-almost like magic! Sweetens atom. "- rI""Or ac:h, IJtlrs liy!,l'h~ digation. GUIUUU'ITBED • AU Druggists. . (ONSTIPATION Stream of Cold Water OD Love's Young pream -Dr. Horace Day was asked to resign his chair of biology at Howard college because he expressed certain doubts about Noah's ark and Jonah and the whale. Doctor Day said at a Birmingham reception : "I suppose these doubts ef mine have caused some people pain. Well, Isn't 1t worth a little pain to clear the air. to see straight and true? "A Birmingham young lady was proposed to by an epic poet. " 'How much do you make, Virgil,' she asked him, 'out of your epic poetry?' "'Well,' Virgil said. 'I only made $64 last year, but, oh, darling, there are other things In life besides money.' "'Yes,' the young lady answerf'd. 'Yes, Virgil, there's the poorhouse.' " -Detroit Free Pr<"SS. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women stronr. No alcohol. Sold by drugists in tablets or liquid.-.A.dv. Politeaeu Pay• "To smile and bow low,'' said Hi Ho, the sage of Chinatown, "make an easy task that sometimes proves surprisingly remunerative."- Washington Star. It baby talk Is not talked to babies. they wlll speak good English much earlier. fREE~8!05!~:~ wtri' mail you and we a trial bot~ ol Liquid Ven~r and tell you bow you can get, ALSO FltE£, a blc. b•uUfal. $2.00 Liquid V - • Pollabina Floor Mop, with ,Remova ..le Swab~ Fall Yam Center. FREE. \\\\\\\E '~~\\$. Addreaa• Uquld v - Corporattoa Jeli.IQaloiiV-BIQ., Btdfalo,N.Y. . LADY AGENTS~~~~ ...... ....... l!ftry farm hOUR needa it.Write forinfonnatloJL aULL PIH - . . . -. - • CALDWELL"s • WELL~, NEV.-The dlscovel'J at a large beryllium deposit near this city Is reported by M. W. Young, a Nevada mining man. The nature of the find Is said to have been kept • secret until an assay was received. The mineral is now selling at $145 per pound. SALT LAKE CITY, UT.-Supt. C. N. Jensen of the state public In· struction department has ruled that Utah district schools are required to lend, without cost, textbooks to pupils under high school grades, gwde. to mmfort, to and to sell at cost textbooks when pupils want to buy them. ~e'a uneven coune I plod: ABERDEEN, IDA.-Sberift J. Star of my life. D. Jensen of Blackfoot and a "nited States marshal arrested Carl ~ -MY Mother. 'W. Smith, an employee of the local . ~~~-, newspaper for three weeks and late of New York, on a charge of coun· terfeltlng. Dies and other apparat·· ~You've kept your light~-;;~.:. us 1s said to have been found 1n ~6ft..timea fve followed errant~ --: • ~ "= his room at a local hotel. And brought you grief and sore defeat. ; ROCK SPRINGS, WYO.-Labor · But your true life and patient love and material contracts totaling ov· the er $900,000 was considered nt Have e'er kept plaio the IUl'a' way. state highway meeting at Cheyenne Though I faD abott, you have not failed; The 'projects Include surfacing and Pew chis I hooor you today: oiling the road between the Green river bridge and the Utah line and Star. of my life38 miles between Rock ffprings and My Mother. Wamsuttter. By August. 1931, tourists may tra¥el over 333 miles e B. T M.cl-. 1o .t..w-1'oiM J--I. of oiled Lincoln highway in Wyoming. MOSCOW, lDA.--Geological 11nd field work to be conducted In Ida· clals to display the United State flag ho this summer by the U. S. Geoall government bul'Jdings to this on logical survey will more than and Invited the people to ~lsplay day double the proportions of any preat th~lr bomes or other suit· flag the vious co-operath·e project in th~ as a; pnbhc expreSilon e>f places able state, reports Dr. J. W. Fln,.h, of Every year, on the second Sunday love and reverenee for the motllers of the University of Idaho school of In May, we American people pay this country. mines. tribute to the mothers ot the natton. Special Church Program. BOISE, IDA.-The Idaho law rethat Sunday we offer up prayers On The observance of Mother's day Is quiring notice of Intent to marry is and give thanks for the sacrificing and marked by deep spirituality In now In effect. This law pro¥1des love of all good mothers. churches. Special programs are ar· self-denying that application for marriage ll· We make formal recognition of ma- ranged at which mothers are guests of cense must be made by the partiPs with Its great love, born of honor. ternity Pastors preach appropriate to the inten~ed marriage at lea:;t less only than his great love sermons. The music ~s selected with and God five days and no more than thirty for his children, that guards, protects reference to Its suita:blllty for the oc· days before the license shall be isand defends all childhood even at the easton. In some places each member sued. greatest price, that of life Itself. On ot the congregation makes himself reSALT LAKE CITY, UT.-Pre· this day we take time to show to our sponsible for the attendance at the limlnary plans for a gala observ· mothers by outward signs and visible service of a mother, his or her own, ance of Utah's Pioneer day, July tokens our appreciation of her watch- if possible. A flower ls pinned onto of cuamber the to 24, as submitted and loving care of us through all each mother present and often by her ful approved. been ha¥e commerce, years. For a little while we brtng own child. A beautiful custom of some the SALT I+f{E, UT.-Three more to view the treasures of memory churches Is the flower salute at the Utah counties, Millard, Davis and burled dePp In our hearts, Ldcile Day close of the service. At a lveti' Morgan have bef'n added to the li!~t writes, In the Indianapolis Star. ot those recognized by the United signal the flowers are held aloft while This beautiful custom Is of compar- a benediction Is pronounced upon all States bureau of animal industry as free from bovine tuberculosis. Of· atively recent origin although many mothers. flcial notice to that effect has been pr.ofess to see Its source In an old cusThe first call of the churches to obreceived. tom of the British Isles. There grew serve :Mother's day was directed parROCK SPRINGS, WYO.-D. Bee up the custom of the sons and daugh- ticularly to the men and especially was crushed to death instantly by ters who were away from home going to "the wandering boy." Every man a fall of rock in the Gunn-Qnealy to spend the day with the parents and who was absent from his mother upon mine at Sweetwater. especially the mother on the mid-Sun- this day was urged to write his mother 1\IT. PLEASA!'\T, UT.-A local day of Lent. Usually theg took with a letter some time on that day and, sheep man has shipped a car load of them some little trinket or gltt as a If dead, to wear a white carnation In Rambouillet rams to Mexico Ci'y, token of their love. Doubtless, this her memory. At first a very deterMexico. custom soothed the heart of many a . mined effort was made to make the SALT LAKE, UT.-Accor<'ing to parent aching at the first flight of the carnation the flower of the day. A announcement by Mrs. James In;::-eb_oy or girl from the home nest. There, red carnation was worn If the motber bretsen, President, the recently Or- ' as the emphasis became placed more was. alive and a white one if deacl. gaellzed University of Utah Mothand more upon reverencing the mothel', All Flowera Appropriate. er's Club will ll.old its next m~t the mid-Sunday of Lent became known have frowned heavily upon Floslsts ing Wednesday, May 13. Mothers as Mothering Sunday. this Idea and directed their energies or ll'Uardlans of Utah University Taken Up by Churchea. against lt. They say that carnationa stu~nts are Invited to attend the The United States observed no such are really the favorite tlowers of but meeting ln the faculty room of tlle day until the Influence of a remark· few, that they can not afrord to raise University. able woman and her daughter became carnations In such large quantities to PRICE, UT.-Plnns are rapidly the leaven that finally brought about supply the demand of but a single day going forward for the annual Utah the universal and national observance and It they would the price they state Elks' convention here June 5 Mother's day. The first observance would have to ask wottld be prohibitive of and 6. Approximately 2000 visito!'ll a special church service honoring to the average pocketbook. of from all parts of tlte state 11re exmothers was so successful that all The use of whatever flowers are to- attend, with delegat~s P~ and governing bodies of blooming profusely at the time has beministers coming from lodges In Salt I.ake, churches of all dl!llomlnatlons ln all come customary, usually peonies and Provo, Ogden, I..ognn, Park City. paTts of the country began to urge roses. Potted plants as glfta of the • Cedar City and Eureka. the adoption and national observance day enjoy a huge popularity, being a SPRINGVILLE, UT.-Galning an a universal Mother's day. of source of longer enjoyment than cut entrance thru a window, burglars May 8, 1914, there has been flowers. Since dynamited the high school safe but national and governmental recognition found no money as the high school So the second Sunday of May hall the second Sunday of May as 1\Ioth· come to be a time of going home, of ot offlcalsleave no money In the safe. er's day. On that day congress, by sending a telegram with lo:ve, of writ• A heavy loss by robbery last fall joint resolution, a8ked President Wil- tng a letter, and of giving a gift to has caused the removal of money son to Issue a proclamation designat- our best friend on earth, mother. But from the safe. Ing the second Sunday of May as most of all, It means a stopping In the BOISE, ID~-The Old-Age pen. Mother's day. The President lost no hurry and scurry of our modem life slon law passed by the recent Ida· time In complying with the request, to take Increased devotion to our on effective became ho legislature signing the bf.ll the same day and issu- mothers. the fifth of 1\fay. the proclamation the ne:s;t. ing BOISE, IDA.-The public utili• It ls Interesting to note tbat Wood· ties commission has arrangtil the row Wilson deemed mothers worthy of filing of a complaint against the the same recognition as the greatest of railroads In an attempt to secure In this rm sure we aU agreelower rates on coal shipped frou1 our national heroes. In his proclama· A mother's pride ia good to see. tlon he directed the ggvemment offi· Wyoming and Utah points to aU -Old :Mother Nature. Idaho points on the Oregon Short Line and Pacific Idaho Northern railroad. BOISE, IDA.-Over two million dollars have been distributed to the Idah World War veterans on thetr adjusted service certifica tea, rom- • monly called bonus, hy the veterar:.s at.lminlstratlon at Boise. Although over five thousand applicath.ns tnr loans ha,·e been recei¥ed at the B.oise office, the present loan worlo is all on current applications. OGDEN, UT.-Thirty-five ff'deral aid projects have been let in the Id· aho district this year by the Ogden offk-e of the U. S. Government. :"t What s~ould women do to keep their bowels moving freely? A doctor ahould know the answer. That is why pure Syrup Pepsin is so good for women. It just suits their delicate organism. It is the prescription of an old family doctor who has treated thousands of women patientsi and who made a special study of oowel · troUbles. It is fine for children, too. They love its taste. Let them have it every time their tongues are coated or thell" skin is sallow. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is made from fresh laxative herbs, pure pepsin and other harmless ingredients. When you've a sick headache, can't eat. are bilious or sluggish; aad at the times when you are most apt to be constipated, take a little of this famous prescription (all drug stores keep it ready in big_bottles1• and you'll know why Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is the favorite laxative of over a lnillion women I Da. W. 8. 'en ere I breathed the breath oflile. Your praycrl, lib rays of bcaveoly ....-"R.J~~l. D1umed safe paths for me to tlad. To point my ways id plac:a bright. Through cMdbood cfays of belp-1CII."' And myatery, strange pam and teara You led me ever 6aD tlw deptba ' ;.. Of Joylas bouil from needs or kaJI~ \~~ Star o( my life' My Mother. ~ New intuata with added .,_.,o/ tS> Have come. but none that cfoq um,.se·:::..~\::~~ Wttb greater faith tbao your lUre love; No orb that gleams more brightly thrc~~'lf},~ The clouds that 8oac &CrOll my view peace and happiness aad God. a TANK CORPORATION There's no need of worry as long as the chain is strong. _ These Brands Are Intermountain Made And Deserve Your Support I·IEWLETT'S Supreme Jam ' t Dale Potato Chips ual F6r Crlapn~.. and Quality aetol')'--47 Kenai~n Ave. It Lake City-Tel. 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