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It will usually work splendidly. ln~ert It is • • • Pure California STRAIGHT RUN-WATER WHITE HAL GAS-At Regular Prices Sold Exclusively By 0 & E Electric Service MIDVALE, UTAH "Where-Service-Counts" :Exi~e BATTERIES Frank Soter's "The Handy Place" Ford Accessories, Oil, Gas, Tires, Tubes Small Hardware, Brooms, Miscellaneous Items ALWAYS OPEN Midvale, Utah A RARE TREAT (or "Welldone" if you prefer it that way) • • • .. • Good Business Sense--No one ever regretted that he saved his Inoney. A bank book showing a credit, whether it be a few dollars or a fortune, is one of the most satisfactory things in the world to possess.... It bears evidence of a will to succeed and is the finest kind of a passport to success. Midvale State Bank Counts A Broiled Steak is one of the most tempting and healthful ways of cooking a piece of meat. Try one for dinner some day·soonthe whole family will enjoy it. When you have waited hours for a shot, you want to be as nearly certain as possible that you will get it. REMINGTON and STEVENS Guns and U.S. Black Shell (Selby Load) Ammunition have a dependability that is satisfying at scuh times. West Jordan Lumber Co. Cor~er Meat &Grocery MIDVALE, UTAH Gilbert and O'Brien, Props. Midvale, Utah ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • • The"Assistant Supt. of U. S. Mine has a new Chrystler Six car. When going down the grade Wednesday he avoided an accident by turning quickly into the bank. The fener wa:-; only slightly bent. • * • Mr J. A. Thomas foreman of the U. S. fi!Iine and his bride are enjoying their honeymoon· in California. Mr. Thomas was married September 16 to Mrs. Delany of Copperfield. • • • H. T. Nishisyama, Janese cook has worked for the U. S. Mine faithfully for twenty years and is with thom again this winter. . . .. When we awoke this morning the hilltops were covered with snow. Mr. Lorus Hand has ope!led studios at Sandy, 64th South State Street and East Vine Sreet Murray, Telephone, Midvale 253-W for the teaching of voice in addition to piano. • MIDVALE. UTAH -' ''Save the Surface and You Save All" PAINT DECORATE· VARNISH FRED HYKE PAINTING DECORATING 98 So. Main Street Phone, Midvale 132 • Bingham Mines Co. Forge Ahead When Dependability ' Ju~t .. Gas Satisfaction Guaranteed Main and Smelter Streets .. small PARK DISTRicr~H~RES A continual upward trend marks the Park district stokes in these day of better prices for metals and greater tonnage from producing mines. And this condition will continue. Silver King Coalition sold at $9.50 the past week, -and Park Utah changed hands at the high mark of $6.30. 1 JJ Visit ~ . .. West Jordan Lumber Company Phone 272 tirh Graue lrvin C. Dalby, Teacher Utah ~hools are again victors in ln honor o.f Mi:;:; 1\-largarec rillton, the annual health tournament conduca bnut; to be, 1Vlrs. George handle} ted by the N a tiona! Tuberculosis As entenained at a s11owei' Ynday evsociation. Word has reached the ofenmg at her home. Thl) <;OIOl' ::;cneme fice of the Utah Public Health Aswas keeping w.Lh the autumn colors. sociation that in proportion to her Thirty five friends am! relatives Wo;l" school population, Utah has captured present. Games and reire::;hment~ more national health pennants thi> , were enjoyed by all present. year than any other state in the union. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Butler ;r.{()to,·These prizes are awarded for ed to Idaho Falls, Friday to vi~it w1th excellency of the health work don£ friends and relatives livwg there in the school winning them. This work * • is based on the "keeping of eleven Mr. and Mrs. Erne~t Green and daily health chores of the Moden family has returned to Butler after Health Crusade by the boys and girl, a summers ab~e :h:e at the can} un in the third, fourth, fifth and sixth resort of Brighton where Mr. Greeu grades, over a period of twenty-four conducts a business. weeks. These daily health habits ar, * * checked every morning by the tea:h;! The otficerci of the Y. L. M. I. A. and qualify the school to enter thr and the Primary association nf the National Tournament, if each pup· 1 Builer ward will entertain at the shQWS a performance of not less than Ward House Monday evening. 'fh, 5-i chore~ per week. These elever health habits observed daily, repre One good turn deserves another rapid- event is to be in honor of one of thl fire revolving ladder stunt by LeFavor and oll'icers, Miss Margaret fiilton whu sent about all the rules of hygien Pierce, who will keep things turning from needed in life in order to keep well Hart to finish in their aerial cc:.medy act a~ Cupid has stricken. the State Fair, every afternoon, free to Fair Following are the winning schools visitors, October 1 to 7. Allen, the young son of Mr. all(, with the names of the teachers hav- WHAT is probably the biggest and most ing charg-e of the health work: attractive program of free entertainment Mrs. W. Roberts met with a painfw !ver offered in a we!:>tern fai r is slated for accident last week while at Idaho. H ,_ U. S. Mines, Bingham Canyon, Mrs he coming great Utah State Fair, October 1 E Nielson; Lincoln, 'l\ooele, J. Alkn o 7, Visitors will find one big round of came near losing on eye . He and :ree attractiuns fron1. morning to night. Parkinson; Wilson, Ogden, R. F. D.. Something never shown befMe, the another boy were playing with a giant Melva Bybee; Pleasant View, Ogden, radio broadcasting station which will be set cap the same going off severely in· up at the fair will be of great interest to R. F. D., Li~mel W. Thatcher; North visitors, since it will not only present the juring both boys. • • • Ogden, North Ogden, Hazel Christen- best entertainment in the state, mtliic, read. :ngs, singing and speeches by prominent men, Mrs. Andy Butler is making an exsen; Marriott, Ogden, R. F. D., Mon- Jut will show spectators how broadcasting is tella PaTry; Slaterville, Ogden, R. &ctually done. Receiving sets throughout the tended visit at Magna with friends. 1tate can tune in and reproduce the JHOgrams. ... F. D., Edwin T. Vest; Rolapp, Rolapp, Two btg outdoor acts will take place evety Clem Christensen; Arlington, A. B. aftetnoon. Marvelous aetial novelty stunts Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilkenson an ,. . W 1.vtll be enacted by a famous, natwnally known Olsen; Arlmgton, Murray, . VI. pair of aerial performers, Le Favor and family have moved back to Butler, Frahn · Franklin Provo Adell Pet- Pierce, whose cleverness and skill at balanc- having lived at Murray the past fotll ing is wonderful. 'fhen there wilJ be Kayo ers; Franklin, Provo, Gussie B. John; N'3mba, a comedy acrobat, who does many months. Maeser, Provo, Susa P. Whitaker very difficult and. amusing !ricks. He act• * • . . ' . ually chmbs a stauway on hts head. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Fronk were tlw Stoker, Bountiful, Sara Smmson; El- The stupendous fireworks spectacle which berta, Elberta Lvnn Hanks. realistically portrays a battlefield in .l·'rance week-end visitors in Ogden. . . '. · , • ' has been appropnately catled "Smashmg the R1chfield, R1chf1eld, So'J)h!a Gold- Hindenbur~r line." It includes a magnificent • • branson· Riverton Riverton Orpha barrage, .terrific . earth-rocking ~xploswns, Mrs. Alice Cramer and daughter of • , ' ' . nashmg hre, bnlhant colors boommg across DorlUS; Newton, Newton, Lui a R1gby; the reali•tic setting, soldiers pressing forward Cleveland, Utah are the guests of Central Hyde Park J. W. Seamons· thr~wing fire and bombs, the brilliant activity Mrs. J. W. Wilkenson this week. ' · ' ' endmg .wtth the destrucuon of the enemy fort Central, Hyde Park, Mary Quayle; and the hoisting of the victorious American Petersboro Mendon Verna M. Soren- fl!'li· This. will take place at 7:30 every eve· A well attended meeting of the Lo ' ' n.mg, and 1s free to ev~rybody. son; Trenton, Trenton, May Perkes; Of statewide interest, the greatest au tom a- cal Farm Bureau was held Friday ev Paradise Paradise Jos. S. Howells • bile •how e!er held in the state ~ill provide ening. ' ' ~ a never-endmg source of entertamment and Menson, Mendon, H. G. Hughes; P:t·ov1 interest, for her< will be an exhibit containLewiston Lewiston Annie Anderson· in&' the advance models showing ~undreds of Miss Elsie Antezak has entered tlw ' ' ' new features that will be embodted m next Menso, Meson, H. G. Hughes; P:t·ovi- year's cars. The agricultural products, manu· pt. Mary's Academy at Salt Lake rlence. Providence Eunice Thorpe· futuru, minerals, po!-litry,, livestock, fish and City. , . ' ' game, anrl art exh1b1ts wtll be ]lroduced on Prov1dence, Providence, Afton Ball- an immense scale, giving more than ever be• ard; P:t·ovidence, Providence, Dianth'l fore, as complete a conception of the state'• The first fruit growers of Butler resourees as tt ts posstble to gtve. , h . d Gl H ammon d ; Arna Iga, S m1t f1el , en • have harvested and disposed of an R. Winn, (two classes.) excellent crop of peaches this year Lincoln, Hyrum, Bessie Brown; Lin the small crop in other parts of the coin, Hyrum, Jennie Brown, Sum11nitt, state has made it possible for thelll Smithfield, Afton Lee; Woodruff, Loto get a g.ood price for their crop. gan, Cynthia Gardner; Whittier, Logan City, Mrs. C. R. Johnson; Elli-l', Logan, Ellen E. Allred, (two classes); THE GIRL WlTHOt!T A HO!\l:E Woodruff, Logan, Laura Pederson; It is estimated the earnings of the Wbittier, Logan, Mrs. D. S. .Jennings; Bingham Mines company for Aug- Olive Peterson Herriman School Woodruff, Logan, Katherine Creigh- ust amounted to approximately $70,Age 14. 7th Grade ton, (two classes); Woodruff, Logan, 000. Under the ·able management o. Mr. Reese, Teacher Abbie Hendricks; Woodruff, Logan, !mer Pett ,the company is making ex Once there was a gil'l and he1 Luna Pederson; Benson, liogan, Vir- r,el!ent progress not only in theil· ginia Daniels. Bingham property, situated on the mother had died. ::>he had lived with Lark side of the hill, but abo in her father. After she had grown up her father Eureka, Utah where they have some Mr. Lorus Hand has opened studios valuable claims. ;;aid he did not want her any longer at Sandy, 64th South State Street In the first six month of this yea :· chat she would have to go out and and East Vine Sreet Murray, Tele- earnings after tax reserves, but be earn her own living. phone, Midvale 253-W for the teach- fore depreciation and deletion, amounl She went to a lady's house and ing of voice in addition to piano. eel to $24 7,000 or $4.41 a share on asked her if she would take hel" " j the 56,000 shares outstanding. Thi , and the lady said yes. One day the lady said she w~uhl company with operating net of onl: Thomas Blair~ Age 12 $87,000 in the first half of Hl24. see if she could get her a job. She Liranite School 8th Grade With July and Augu::;t reserves fo got her a job in the store. She worKeli Sandy R. D. No. 4. P. M. MiekeJsou taxes not included, this prosperou there a long time and stayed with Teacher lead producer in the eight months tr the l(l.dy and helped her also. There has been no water here fo1 September 1, earned operating net o After she had saved enough mone:~ the last week. When ever the water about $354,000. This is equivalent tr she went to college and !earned to runs it is dirty. The pupils told the over $6.30 a share on the stock and be a ;;chool teacher. She taught water master about the water but he is over three times the present an school for many years. She fell iu hasn't done anything about the water nual dividend of $2 a share. love with a boy and he married her. yet. On the current lead market of 9:~~ They lived happily ever after. Last year it was the same. It · is cents a ·pound Bingham shows suh thought by the teachers that we may ~tantial earnings. The treasury posihave to shut the school until the tion is sound, and by the close of thi o Ryllis Freeman Herriman School year it is quite likely a further re- Age 14 water comes on again. 8th Grade duction in share capital through pur• • _ Mr. A. J. Reese The Granite school held its pri- chase and retirement will be made. Mrs. George Smith entertained at mary election here Sept. 8. The final a lawn party at her home Tuesda~ election will be held here Sept. 15. evening. There were twenty guests In the election we elect officers to Mr. Lorus Hand has opened studio·' pre1;ent. ame:-; \\"ere played and retake care of the athletic outfit and to at Sandy, 64th South State Street freshments we1·e served. look after the five, and other athletic and East Vine Sreet Murray, Telegoods. ., 1 ing of voice in addition to piano. • Fay Brown Age 13 Bingham C:fnyon utah 8th Grade ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· U, S. Mine::; Sd10ol lVlrs. Elsie Nelson ~~ Teachei Supt. D. C. Jensen visited our school Friday morning. He complimented us on our neatness and the appea1·ance of the school room. He also :::aid we had won a prize for keeping 100 per cent Health Habits during the pa:;t year. Our school and the Riverton were the prize winners for this district. . Whenever you have a roofing problem, come in and talbt over. 25 E. Center .I'Ollr .. Like all Barrett Products, we heartily recommend Barrett Elastigums. They come ready for use, are easily applied and are low in cost. I( Big Free Attractions I •-E ~~::;~~~M-ti~.;_,LER---;CH~o: j Economy in Envelope If you seal lettPr ,nd find ron at State Exposition Butler .b:lva Col.ebrook Sandy R. D. N'b. 1 ba ve left out the Inclosure, take the .::.chool Age 1-1 UTAH AGAIN LEADS THE NATION IN HEALTH CRUSADE WORK .. .. .. lJ EIASTIGUMS1 JOURNAL BE WISE And Buy the FLOUR THAT SA TISFl E S West Jordan Milling Co. Phone Mid. 108 Midvale at the1Qirthisrear T HIS year, many new featur·ea will greet you at the Fair, HURRAY! BIG FREE ENTERTAINMENT Breath-taking aerial novelty actsthrilling acrobatic comedy daily. Marvelous fireworks spectacle at 7:30 every evening. Best programs at radio broadcasting station, on grounds-see how radio works! AND HORSE RACES! BOY! New $100,000 horse racing plant. Two new grandstands. Two claslfy trotting races and seven thrillina:~ running races every afternoon. GREATEST POULTRY SHOW New $15,000 Poultry Building exhibiting the state's biggest eg1 producers! NEW AUTO FEATURES! Beautiful new models at Utah's finest Auto Show, revealin& hun· dreds of new automobile featurea in advance of the season! NEW FARM MACHINERY See the lates• improvements in mowers, reapers and other farm implements and machinery. Learn new ways of phnting, growing and harvesting crops. And Hundreds of Other Featurnl |