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Show THE MIDVALE SENTINEL PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postof!ice at Midvale, Utah, Mrs. Clara E. Beckstead, Corres, nuder the Act of lY!arch 9, 1878. 11/eJt jcl't/llh HOWARD C. BARROWS, Edi or and Publisher Iva E. Barrows, Associate Editor Mr & Mrs de&q 'NYITES. YOU 10 ,. Willard Ham of West Jordan were dinner guests Thanks~ ::-:--:--:--:::-------:,....:..._-:-_-:---:--:::-:::--:--:--=:-;-;; giving day of Mr & Mrs Joseph Subscription Rate, per yeur (anywhere in the U.S.A.) -- $2.50 Davis in Midvale. (Advertising Rates Given on Request) Mr & Mrs C M Beckstead \\-·ere Thanksgiving guests at the home Shall We Kill, Die, or Live vVinter, with its ha7.ards for motorists and pedestrians alike, is just ahead. Icy roads and poor visibility will make motoring and walking dangerous. Deaths and injuries always have increased in the months of ice and snow. Only caution and watchfulness can prevent such an increase this year. The automobile manufacturers are building more safety into cars than ever before. The brakes are better. The lights are better. Tire design and composition has been especially improved for winter driving. HigI1way planning departments are building safer roads. But all of this margin of safety is thrown away if Lhe motorist increases his speed and decreases his caution because he has been provided with greater mechanical safety. The only thing which will prevent Utah from having a better record than last year is the senseless waste of this extra margin of safety now available for winter driving. Pedestrians must be cautions. They must bear in mind that visibility will he less in the months to come and that the stopping distance for· a moving automobile has been increased eight or ten times over the stopping distance of last summer. Pedestrians must realize that a motorist may desire to stop and not be able to do so because of the coudition of the road. The motorist must he extra cautious while he is learning over again · d · · Th · h . the f ee1 of wmter r1vmg. e tune w en pedestnans and motorists alike are adjusting to winter conditions is the most dangerous time of all. .. P arents must rea lize the new conditions caused by the changing season. It is their dupty, if they wish to avert tragedy, to properly instruct their children in the use of winter toys. A small child does not remember last winter and the dangers · BEeAUTIOUS! BE HUMANE! TAKE TIME TO SAVE A LIFE! of Mrs Beckstead's daughter and family in Tooele. In the afternoon she received a long distance call from another daughter, Mildred Egbert Ram, of Seattle, Wash. The family of Mr & Mrs P T Bateman enjoyed a family Thanksgiving dinner at the home of their daughter and husband, Mr & Mrs Lee C Brown, of Holladay. Mrs Clara E Beckstead visited her sister, Geletta Egbert, at her home in Salt Lake Wednesday. Mr Mrs Millard Williams were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter, Mrs William Myers in Salt Lake. Mrs Wm J Leak bas returned home after spencling some time at lhe J>ome of her daughter, Mrs Herbert Schmidt, in Ogden. Mr & Mrs Ross Butterfield were Sunday clinner guests at the home of Mr & Mrs Willard S Butterfield in Riverton. Mrs Cora Garner of Burley, Idaho, sister of S W Bateman, was a clinner guest Thanksgiving day. LteaterMrin thoe alflternNo?nh alsnothedr sisr, s re a 1c o an a brother and wife, Mr & )'drs Geo .A Bateman of Ogden, were guests at the Bateman home. . lllr & Mrs Ray Nelson and chil· dren and Mrs Sarah Egbert of West Jordan were Sunday dinner guests of Mr & Mrs Lester MeDoTwhell ihn.ISdalt Laked. d hildren ec1renangranc of Mr & Mrs s w Bateman met at the Bateman home Sunday after- -----------------------Miss Aileen Fowler returned recently from a six day trip to Los Angeles, in a debating tournLorna Allgood, Corres. ament. She is a member o( the .noon in honor of their Cl'eJceht father's birthday. Mrs Evelyn Spratling and Mrs Josephine Bateman visited West Jordan First ward genealogical class met Monday night at Visitors of Mr & Mrs Harry C day evening service. Fowler of East Crescent Thanks· giving day were Mr & Mrs Reed Nielsen and children of Mackay, Jdaho, and Mr & Mrs Murray Fow· ler and Miss Aileen Fowler o[ Logan. 111r & Mrs Leo Dahl and family spent Thanksgiving weekend with Mrs Dahl's parents, Mr & Lawrence Davis of Bountiful. Dell Smith of Sandy was guest the home of Chas M Beckstead. soloist at the sacrament servic Sunday evening. Many a guy who thinks he is Mrs Reed M Nielsen and stealing a kiss, fails to realize he children of Mackay, Idaho, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr & ~rs is losing his freedom. Mr Mrs day at the home of lfr & ~~ Floyd Olsen of East Crescent. Ever notice bow much more it costs to support one bad habit than Imported c6 Lamps Icicles .................. 1 oz. pkg. 7c Other decorations too numerus to mention MECH. ROLLER COASTER .. $2.98 MECH. FERRIS WHEEL ........ $1.98 -*NUT CRACKER SETS Nut cracker and 6 picks 39c -*GIFT WRAPS and TIES Regular I Oc ..........................8c Regular 15c ...................... 13c Regular 25c ...................... 23c TINKER TOYS .............. 29c to $2.19 -*- -*- DECORATED TUMBLERS, 6 for 49c BOYS SOCKSRudolph Design, sizes 6 to 9 3 pair .......................... 98c: Others in Gift Box 98c to $1.29 -*- -*- CHILDREN'S LONG STOCKING535c -*- JUNIOR TOY 10" wheel ...................... $5.98 20" PLASTIC UKELELE .......... $2.98 13" wheel ........................ $7.98 16" wheel .................... $11.98 STEAK KNIFE SET ........ $1.98 XMAS CARDS50 cards ............................ 98c Others .......... from 25c to 98c *- - *- YOUR Miidlvalle V ariie1ty many good ones? Revelon Ciqua Maid Aquamarine Lotion .... 1.10 & 2.65 Revelon Nail Polish Sets ................................ 2.50 to 5.50 Revelon Fashion Craft Implement Set ...................... 5.50 Tawn Ladies Travel Kit .............................................. 4.89 Shower and Bath Soap .............................................. 1.00 Yardley Lotus Colgne & Bath Pwder Set ............. 3.75 Yardley Bath Salt ...... 3.50 Toilet Water .............. 2.50 Bubble Bath ................................................. .49c to 1.00 3-piece Dessert Flower Set ..................................... .3.00 Dessert Flower Perfume ............................................ 2. 50 Dessert Flower Toilet Water .................................... 2.00 Yankee Clover Toilet Water ...................................... I .00 Max Factor Jewels of Vanity .................................... 7.50 Max Factor Sets ........................................ 2.00 and 3.50 CAMERAS Spartus Camera ........ 4.89 Revere 8 .................. 77.00 Hawkeye Camera ...... 5.50 Kodak 35 .................. 88.49 Rediflex Camera ...... 14.70 Bell & Howell 16mm 186.67 Target 620 ................ 5.75 Polaroid Land .......... 89.75 Kodak Pony 135 ........ 34.75 Polaroid Carry. case 14.95 Bell & Howell 8 mm .. 89.83 Polaroid Light Meter 15.75 3-piece Tawn Shave Set ............................................ 2.00 Tawn Travel Kit ............................................... 2.49 OLD SPICE PRODUCTS 4-piece Set ............... .4.00 3-pc. Set, Miniatures 1.25 Lotion, shave cream .. I .65 Shave Lotion .. I .00 & 1.75 Lotion, shave mug ...... 2.00 Old Spice Shave Mug 1.00 Yardley After Shaving Lotion .................................... 1.25 King's Men After Shave Lotion .................................. 1.50 King's Men Cologne ...................................... 1.00 & 2.50 Lentheric Taybark Cologne ......................... , ............ I .00 Lentheric After Shave Lot. 1.00 Shave Soap 1.00 Mennen Skin Bracer ...................................... 49c and 98c Sunbeam Electric Shavemaster .............................. 2 3 .50 Schick Electric Razor .............................. 22.50 & 24.50 Ronson Cigarette Lighter ....................... :.... 6.50 and 7.50 Shaeffer Pen & Pencil Set ........................ 3.45 to 20.00 COTY Perfume ...................................... 1.85 to 7.50 Toilet Water .......... 1.85 Gift Sets ........ 3.00 - 6.00 Sachet .................... 1.25 Loose Powder Vanity 5.00 Dusting Powder ...... 1.50 Perfume Bells ............ I .65 EVENING IN PARIS Two for You Set ........................ 1.50 Perfume ............ 3.00 Gift Sets ........ 1.50 • 3.50 Pia sti c Perfume A tom izer ......................................... .3, 95 XMAS CARDS .............................. 39c - 59c - 79c - 97c 2-Cell Flashlights ............................................ 1.15 - I .60 3-Cell Flashlights ............................................ 2.25 - 2.98 Westclox Pocket Watches ............................ 2.50 - 3.95 Westclox Wrist Watches ............................ 5.75 - II .75 U. S. Timex Wrist Watches .......................... 9.95 - 12.95 Hopalong Cassidy Wrist Watches ............................ 6.95 St. Regis Wrist Watches ................................ 2.98 • 3.98 Odor Ban - banishes odors electrically ................. 1.69 Sweet's Renown Chocolates .................... 1.65 and 3.30 McDonald's Three Favorites, l-Ib box .................... 1.65 Glade's Pink & Gold, l-Ib. box ................................ I .65 FRIENDSHIP GARDEN Toilet Water & Anatomizer 1.50 Bubble Bath ........ 1.00 Bath Salts ................ 1.00 Prom Box ............ 1.75 3-pc. Sets ................ 3.00 OLD SPICE for LADIES - 3-pc. Sets ................... 3.00 Dusting Powder .. 2.50 Toilet Water 1.00 & 1.75 Bath Salts ............ 1.00 Toilet Water and Dusting Powd. Set 2.00 XMAS TREE LIGHTS WEST BEND - Electric Corn Popper .................... 6.95 Alum. Serving Oven 2.98 Color Glo Tumblers 2.98 Toni Dolls ....................... ,........................ 10.00 and 12.00 GIFT WRAPPINGS & RIBBONS . Bath Room Scales ...................................... 7.45 to I 0.45 Electric Heating Pads .................................. 5.95 to 8.45 G.E. Steam Iron ........................................................ 18.95 Automatic Pop-up Toaster ................................... 21.50 Hansen's Pure Candy Clear Toy Assortment .... box 1.19 BOX STATIONERY VENCENT DRUG MIDVALE, UTAH ea.4c Tree Stands ........................ 89c -*- TRICYCLES - 49c Cotton Batts, fireproof .......................... 25c- 49c -*- GAMESPit .............................. 75c Rook .......................... 75c Monopoly ................ $2.49 Sorry ........................ $1.98 Bingo .......... 29c & $1.29 Electric Baseball, Basketball or Football ................ $2.98 Billfold and Key Case by Cameo ............ 7.50 to 12.50 Cameo Billfolds ................................ 3.50 to I 0.00 Hunting Knives .......................... : ................. 2.50 to 7.69 • lmprted Tree Top • SUNBABECries, drinks and wets $2.98 Amosandra ...................... $2.98 & John A Samuelson and family. A fireside chat was held Sun- TREE ORNAMENTS • Large selection , , • from I Oc each to $1.B9 for box of 12. STORY BOOK DOLL Opens and closes its eyes $1.39 Others ................................ 98c with Mrs Eugene Wagstaff Wednesday in honor of her birthday. USAC debating team. Mr & Mrs P T Bateman were Mr & Mrs William Wynn and Rex Faust, Ward Anderson of Sunday dinner guests of Mr Batedaughter, Madge spent the holi- the Brazilian mission and Elliott day weekend with Mr & Mrs Myles Fairbanks of the New Zealand man's sister, Mrs VeLoy Allsop Peterson and family. mission were 1peakers at the Sun- and family of Sandy, Open Until 9 p. m. Friday and Saturday CHOCOLATE Hollow Mould Santa or Sweetie Doll 25c lOc 15c -*- 0 Prescription Druggists Phone Mid. 215 |