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Show THE BEAVERlGEDfL PRESS WHIT Editor land Publisher 4TIMOTHV'BROVXHILL, - A Weekjy, ABOUT Independent but AfgressWe Journal, published every Friday, .irons the Farmers' & Stockgrowers' building, Eighth Street. Bearer City, riearer County. Utah, in tho richest, most fertile, largest and best alfalfa, dairy, atock and Jbininf district in Southwest Utah. : . Entered at the Postofflce in Bearer City. Utah, as Second Class Mail Matter. Subscription per year, six months $1.10. three months month 25c, single copies 5c. Cash In Advance. li-0- i one 60c, ADVERTISING RATES DISPLAY. ADVERTISING! Flat rate per single column each insertion position When made nart of contract, too tnd neit, or first I I i 'following reading matter. 20 per cent extra. IiEADlN'G NOTICES- 10c In 8 point body type, (6 word to line per line each insertion Cards of Thanks , Resolutions, Obituaries etc., 1 cent per word. Count the words and remit accordingly. LEGAL NOTICE- S- Set In 8 pt type 10c per single column line each insertion. ' ,. i ,.. i in . ; .i j CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED, For Sale, For Rent, Found, or Lost, one cent per word each sertion. Local liners 10c per line each Insertion. Cash with order. in- NO AD of any kind accepted for less than 2ac per issue. THIS PAPER IS P BLISHED To Assist the Right, to Resist the Wrori , tor the upbuilding of the raunity and for the good that we can do. , com- - . , A FEW MINUTES WITH THE EDITOR MORE TRUTH THAN PdETRY days be dark and trade be tough, -- Its always well to make a bluff. ;To face the world with cheerful eye, As though the goose were hanging high. No merchant ever made a friend By dire complaining without end, And people never seek u store To hear a grouchy merchant's roar; They patronize the wiser gent, Who dosen't air his discontentWalt Mason. Editor Timothy Brownhilllof But what could have lured him the Beaver Press and Mrs. away from beautiful Sunny Brownhill paid the News frater- Southern California? In the heat nal calls last Friday and Saturday, of summer we have a picture of They are new arrivals in Utah Brother Brownhill mopping the from California, Mr. Brownhill Iteads of perspiration from his having bought out the paper at honest brow, and then the scene Beaver City. We enjoyed their changes to January, and we see ' visit very much. They are very Timothy .'10 miles from the near affable people and it is a pleasure est railroad, (yegods, think of it), to know them. Saint George digging the wood out of three feet of snow, poking it into a big News. stove and sitting on top of it in Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Brown- an effort to keep warm enough to hill of Beaver City, paid this write an editorial on the glorious offlice a pleasant visit Tuesday. future of Beaver, while his mind Mr. Brownhill has recently runs back to dear old Soutliern purchased the Beaver Weekly California, with her sunshine and Press, having come to Utah from flowers, her orange groves and Los Angeles, This paper wel- wonderful Iwulevards, her moun comes Mr. . Brownhill, into the tains and beaches, her beautiful, newspaper fraternity of Utah and winding mountain trails with its wish him every successjn his new and scenery, field. Nephi Times-Newllrother Brownhill will need the of his friends here, We The News is in receipt of a prayers will give him two years in w;hich cony of the first: issue of the to build that block of high buildBeaver County Press published at at Beaver, and then we shall Beaver City by Timothy Brown- ings confidently expect to see both he hill. ; It is a splendid newspaper and Mrs. Brownhill returning to and we suspect Beaver City is tlie land where every day is a joy very proud of it, as they should to live. In the meantime, we V be. wish both Mr. and Mrs. BrownWe like the tone of Mr, Brown- hill more success than their ft md- tiill'sl iviAtinrV anrl rtf Via A4it- al matter. The words are those of a liberal and man with progressive ideas who, having thrown in his lot with the people there, intends to push and help to his utmost in the prog ress and development of the country, at the same time giving a square deal all around. A spirit of loyalty to home is evident all through the paper, and it should have the hearty support and backing of every business man and citizen of Beaver. The News most heartily wishes The Press success and welcomes it to the field of Utah journalism as a valuable addition. Washing ton County News. broad-mind- THE MURDOCK ACADEMY ed A letter from Prof. J. Howard Maughn Principal of the Academy advises us that the Academy will open for the 1921-2- 2 season on Monday, September 19th. This year, in addition to the regular High; School course, the Academy will add a two year college course to ils curriculum. This is a great advantage and ft real opportunity for the young people of Beaver County to acquire an education worth while richt here at home. The faculty of the Murdock Acadamv comrjares 'favorably with any of our hhrher in-- 1 stitutions and, owing to the fact that the student body is not as large "as some of the state colleges, the teachers are able to give greater attention to the individul student, thereby increasing, very We received a copy of the materially sol the efficency of the school ..work. If you have not Beaver (Utah) Press, this week, already done so, by all means get in touch with Prof. Maughn published at the county seat of and arrange to enter the Academy when it opens Monday, Sep- Beaver county, Utah, and upon tember 19th. turning to the editorial page saw o the familliar name of Timothy OURDVERTISERSlWANT YOUR BUSINESS Brownhill, editor, at that Mur-doc- k . . We call attention this week to our advertising columns. It will pay you to give them careful persual. This much must be admitted in favor of the advertiser. He wants your business, he comes into the open to bid far it, he puts his prices down in black and wnue wnere vou can see wnat tney are, he gives you his name and number and you will find him at the door ready to welcome you. The generous advertiser is invariably the generous fellow. He bubbles over with enthusiasm and when you meet him you fell like yoti had come in contact with an invigorating breeze right from the : " A FRIEND IN NEED , We certainly would be decidely . ungrateful if we did not appreciate the many acts of kindness and real courtesy showered upon us by a number of our good folks since coming to Beaver. We were in a real pinch last week, one of those times when help is needed and needed bad. Stan Tattersall, the popular and able TTi-- l. m . J n i.i!. wwnpanys anver oi. il. ine .. utan passenger car, .. was iirausporcauon la lMMnLed irnit tn. us &n t.rtA marv tn hfn tin rait nf srwt hi AiA A in so. and is need friend a friend indeed gladly prompty and so we are glad to count Stan among our real friends. tKn-hn- o "There is an honor in business that is the fine gold of it; that reckons with every man justly; that regards kindness and fairness more highly than goods or prices or profits. It becomes a man more than his furnishings or his house. It speaks for him .in the heart of everyone. His friendships are serene and secure. His strength is like a young tree by a river' o "It true to ourselves, to be always what we wish to be, what we feel we ought to be. As long as we feel that, as long as we do not surrender the ideal our life, all is right Our aspirations represent the true nature of our soul much is difficult to be always more than our every da.y life." o "Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things ire honest. whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatso ever things are lovely. Whatsoever things are of good report, if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise. Think on These Things." -- o It's wonderful what ft memory some people have for the mean things they hear about their neighbors, yet cannot remember the kind word spoken nor cheery smile given. Thanks fortume there are only "some" who are that way. ..o If you like your, home town, tell everybody about it But if you don't like it, go to work and do something to convert it Into ft town that you can like. Perhaps the only thing the town heeds may taxe root m your own brain. ' - AI1D HIS WORK DRY GOODS, NOTIOffi AM D Mr. Brownhill recently purchas ed the Press and proposes to make a real newspaper out of it Those acquainted with the man ner in which he built up the Jour nal, while here, making two columns of news grow where but one grew before (pardon our mix ed metaphor) know that the task will be a comparatively easy one for the versatile Timothy. We congratulate the good people of Beaver, Utah, upon securing one of the best known and most suc cessful newspapermen on the Pacific coast to guide the destinies of their excellent weekly paper. n Mr, Brownhill will . be ably assisted by his wife, and in the mechanical end by A. S. Coul-soformerly with the Azusa Pomotropic and one of the most expert printers of our acquaintance. The friends, of the new Beaver scribe, and that includes the entire population of this valley, will be pleased to learn of his latest acquisition and extend to him well wishes for a copious measure of success poured from the big end of the horn. Here's how! Brother Brownhill, may success indeed be yours. -- La Puente Valley (Calif) Journal. nor hAVka ' hnsf nnf mirtnl A THOUSAND DOLLARS Devonshire Cloth Authority Gingham Red Seal Gingham Wellington Percale Art linen Bungalow Cretonne Chalie De Mouselline Lingerie Crepe Other well selected And d, three weeks ago Mr. Timothy Brownhill, who formerly owned the plant now operated by the Baldwin Park Publishing Company, as well as the Puente Journal, became weary of the bright lights of the Angel City and once more listened fondly to the woeing call of the quill and hied far up into the Utahian country, where again he .will be the editorial quill pusher for a weekly paper which he has purchased at Beaver, Utah. Handkerchief Linen seasonable lines hadies corsets, nose, urassieres, Merc Batiste, Crepe de Chine, Satin Dutchess. Satin Messaline, Kid Gloves, Muslin . l i :n. j i ihuch. sua, cuiureuJ anu su& unaersnins. uuwns, ii...i. AD kinds of wear for the kiddies froa the baby up. TOILET ACCESSORIES A full Line of Everything runs S Sill HUM Main Street In addition to the above we are indebted to Editors Wallace, of Saint George; Rollo, of Cedar City ; M itchellof Parawan M ount-forof Fillmore; and Messers Wood and Gibson of Nephi, ffr courtesies extended and many helpful suggestions for the upbuilding of the Beaver Tress. For all of which we are deeply grateful and which, we are sure, Lingerie Fig Crepe Pequot Pillow Cases B. B. Bleached Canton Mercerized Poplin Table Damask Linen Cameo Cloth Are the best obtainable You will say so when you see thefn is-- (Calif) Bulletin, Mm LADIES AND KIDDIES GOODS "... 7 ; Read 'em over and make your selection early Mr. and Mrs. Brownhill made the trip to Beaver in their Hup- mobile accompanied by Mr. Coul-so- n who formerly worked for Mr. Comfort when he published the Baldwin Park Bulletin, who will be Mr. Brownhil's foreman. Mr. Coulson called on us just before leaving for the Mormon land and said he would be delighted to work in Beaver. We shall expect a " revised proof" from Coulson 'ere long. Baldwin Park GROWERS CO. Beaver City, will prove to be a real help in time of need. Thank you Breth-erewe shall not soon forget your kindness to the stranger within your gates. n, Utah La Rue Tolton and Mary Ma went down to Adamsville Thunv day evening to call on prospect ive students for the Murdock Academy. . Kathleen Powell is Bill Atkins was a welcome call- -' er at the Press office Wednesday. at the City Library. workinj Buy a pipe and some P. A. Get the joy that's due you! n, Two or LADIES WEAR HAVE ARRIVED ever-changi- and Advertisements must reach this (noon) to insure insertion that week. Address all (:prrcspondence.Rjnittances etc. to. Beaver City Press, Beaer. City, Utah. --Though M EDITOR " OUR FAIL AND WINTER s. 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