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Show LIBERTY SCHOOL OPKRKTTA A presented by two choruses from the ltIG SITCKSS school, made a splendid opening and closing number, and with tlm flue se- lection from Mr. Robinson's High The operetta, "The Runaway Song," School orchestra, the evening's propresented ly tlie Liberty school of gram was very much worth while. Murray, Thursday, Feb. 21, 1!IU7, was The production was successful both one of the biuumt ond most beautiful musically and financially and was a ever produced by the credit to production) both the teachers and studschool. The students played to a ents of the Liberty school. large and enthusiastic audience and On Fridaay evening, March 11, the they all ucted their parts very well. Lincoln Junior High School students The story deals with a little I'rince will uresent the operella, "Polished In a far away kingdom, who finds the Pebbles" in the auditorium of the Linwhole world of no use to him, for lie coln school. was blind. Preparation of this entertainment It has been said by a magician that is under the direction of Miss Itelle to in see that the prince will learn moment he forgets hlnisHf long enough Sunders and Mr. II. (' Thomas. A to lie happy, ,biit he continues to be the great deal of work has been put into oroKsest, rudest, unhnppiext child it. The number is n splendid musical alive. j Then a aong hurritw past his garden, gem by Carriiigton, in which n wholeand the I'rince is certain the vanished some story is set lo beautiful music song can teach him how to see. Onlj portraying the triumph of honest simtwo others have heard it I'.abette, the plicity over false pride and arrogance. The character parts are especially little HhepherdesH whose sheep have followed .the runaway; and Paddy, the delightful and (ire well handled by a whose pigs have been large chorus. The principal parts are swineherd, taken by lsabelle Wright, Dorothy whisked off by the same inagle. The three children trace the soiir Park, Iternice Wright, Annie Douglas to Echo and back again. Cuught st Priscilla Musser, Amelia Peck, Percy last he returns the pigs und sings his Park, Shirley Xeilson and Edwin Ilof-elinwith Pernice Pugh as secret, running off this time with the black spectacles. Whereupon, tlie little Prince opens his eyes and discovers the whole world. POWER AND PROGRESS The prince, Wilson White, with his clear, ringing voice and his true to Commenting on America's induscharacter spirit, made a large hit, for trial progress, Viscount Rothermcre, himself with the audience. one of England's leading publicists, Pahette, Y.ucile Shaw, with her little declared that "the economic welfare her winsome of the United States is based more shepherdess costume, smile and sweet voice, won tlie hearts than anything else upon the fact that she has 23,000,000 horsepower of elecof all who saw her. tric power established in her factorPaddy, the Irish Swineherd, Louis ies a force that is estimated as the Nowell and bis runaway pigs were the equivalent of 21)0,000,000 human work Joke of the entertainment, and every ers." time he spoke of tliein the audience He also asserts that the day is visbroke into shouts of laughter. ibly approaching; when practically all the hard manual labor of the United Echo. Uoxie Watts, with her mysterious voice and wand that could call States will be done by electricity. No student of economics can fail and answer all things tilled her part to gasp the truth, as well as the sigwell. very of this favorable situation. The "Runaway Song" Ariel Sharp, nificance, American progress and prosperity-havwith his loud, clear voice, made one been due to the increased outbelieve he held something that would put per worker which has leen made bring happiness. possible by inproved power-urve- n The queen, heartbroken because of machinery. her son's blindness, his Inning home, So lonsr as America shall keep V.er . i i ..i t oi meiiuuuc.u .i loreiront and then returning to her and making piace in . me . . , . it so wm her hoppy, was successfully played and electrical progress, long t average by Aftoii Mauss. She lilted into her her people enjoy of living standards in the world. one so could well that easily part understand the way she felt. Watts. The four pages. M.iiirlec RADIO TRAIN" CONTROL Frank Plain, Clareii.e im I Shir Radio control of train movements ley Jensen, gave life to tin- pi odiu iioii. is descrilied in a recent statement by Their court costumes ami m iioiis made the Department of Commerce giving one think that they were real pages details of a new Orman invention to a real blind prince. to prevent collisions. The uiiilcniiut (uiutiiln which I'.chn designed the system involves Fundamentally The railed were hideous Ihings. tlie equipment of all trains running were so unpleasant that one was glad mi a single track with receiving and when they were sent hack lo tlie woms ending radio apparatus turned to a When to dance and jump as they i Ii"om designated short wavedeng'.h. The pleasant sounds ueie Imihii il'nl a train reduces its sped or stops, a and lovely and Ming sweetly, so one ignal is automatically communicatwished I hey would alwaays remain lo ed lo a train following on the name behind it, to warn the enginebring happiness. Their bright eoli.riil track a peculiar sound, or to net dier by dresses und graeeftil dame made one the brakes of the folthink (hey were Utile fairies (lilting rectly upon lowing train. about. Where tw j or moretra cks run parThe Sunset Colors and Twilight allel, each would b egoverned by a shadows made one think of a lowly different wavedenirth. Similar re sunrise and sunset. Their Huffy pa- - sults may be obtained through op-- j tel shaded dres-.es- , and sweet Voli-ecrating the signals from a station-- 1 them made ary "block house" if desired, and the, along 'with their damv seem like a group of clouds ilonling System gives promises of real effect-- ; iveness in the prevention of rear-enabout. There appears to lie tio collisions. The town crlcr, announcer, frothy of reason why a modification t.rj Itowen. who called the audience to method inirht lint be adapted to 1 attention and gave n little talk pre void head-- on collisions as well, nl-- j ceding each net, made the audience thmiirh such adaption is not men-- ! sit up and take notice. tinned in tlie preliminary report of The Hello" and "Cooil .e" suite j the new invention. - i A NATION-WID-E n si INSTITUTION- - an M k fir ft-- i I I II IU I 4 E i1. V V, a fc'-- s I It "where sav in gsare great est MURRAY, UTAH Addilioiial(inlslaiMtas-Y- res a T Be Had At Thi s Store A Growing Girls' Even the Tiniest Miss Is Pleased Neat Oxford Bering Coats for Girl miss happy the new season Charming styles that will make every tell them they can have a is full of delights for the girls whose mothers others for Sunday. new coat! There are sport coats to wear to school and Style, comfort and durability are well combined in this new tan oxford for the growing girl, with fancy grain calf trim. Plain toe and low walking heel with rubber tap. And low priced too, at Youthful Styles For Girls of All Ages years and her sister in her teens we want them all to see our new coats. The tiny tot of 2 S3. 98 Stylish Pump3 Appealingly Priced For Growing Girls The price ranges fit every purse and the garments at each price are. more than worthwhile. Sizes 2 to 198 6 to 9.90 Good-looki- and ng well-ma- de pump with nt fancy grain calf underlay; rubber heel. Low price j Sizes 7 to 14 big values 6.90 to 14.75 Sii.i Sk.t Fancy Mixtures for Sportwear the key won! ! different Mixtures of designs, liaiiil poke bonneis and all kinds of cunning styles for the tiny miss and the school girl. Find a Tam-o-shanter- ron-tr.isti- J i Straw hats are best for school but for Sunday perhaps she would like t silk one better trimmed with flowers I Smooth terials with trimmings of fur for dress occasions sleeves are embroidelaborately s ered, price low! 1 ma- sometimes metallic threads. d is s, hat here to match your coat. Straw and Silk and Straw Combination Twills and Poiret sheen Fashion Dressy Models fmi.sli 4 Darling Styles tcri.il for intf!" lib novel poi net op' nnV incuts ami u n i sleeves. -- $1-9- Spring Hats foi Girls New Coals Are Different! is to 2 $7.49 8K to 11 H.... 12 Many styles for girls of all ages and priced so attractively on account of our immense Buying Power. in The unbelievably Sizes (or Women, Missel a-- nJ Junior Mlv" $10.90 to $32.50 Bergen Millinery Vivid New Spring Millinery m CROPS AM) IGNORANCE Big Wall Paper Sale described by the Progressive Farmer, which, although referring particularly to the South, may c in evidence in other Motions of the country. It ajipe-arthat farmers of a certain community had voted against a lunger school term, they ."couldn't Kparc the children from tht fields." At the same time the South was raking such a surplus crop of cilton that it would not bring the cost of production. Thus: Children arc k pt out of fvhool to tnako surplus crops that cause low price sthat bring poverty that kerp cciitly 1 New Spring Line has just arrived Paper as Low as s 6c NEWEST SHAPES PER ROLL Also Exclusive Designs Wc have a complete stock of FASHIONABLY STYLED VERY MODEST PRICES Phones: 4G3 - 331 4858 State Street Murray, Utah A Paint for Every Purpose MURESCO WALL FINISH VARNISHES We Do Decorating 4858 State Street FIRE INSURANCE Murray, Utah REAL ESTATE as a hyp(xlermic injection in the treatment of drug addicts, are reported by Dr. Alexander Lambert, former president of the American Medical Association and associates tf Cellevuc Hospital. Tcstsc of the new remedy have Ixvn m;id over short-sighte- litt.uay Call and see us or PHONE MURRAY 463 Bergen Wall Paper & Paint from a narosan, used a period of seven months, which tim fourteen addicts during have IxH-cured of their craving U r drugs in an avcrars of about three weeks for each cane. Tho patients are declared also to have shown improved general health. children Mit of school, anil so on. In addition In (la offlrnptf In trvAl The result is nn unending sequence morphine, cocairxs and heroin ading of juverty and ignorance. To keep it is said that the narcosan in- dicts, etiil Iren out of school for work in the fields nr in factories!, either Is ; overdmlulgence in veronal and alec d policy, a moral and cru hoi. vhilc the treatment gives lh n"niic folly, a crimp against chill soma refinements ef greatest pronie, hood. ers generally, as present methodj at technique will tc neressary before i' can be male available to practiUwn-quit- e Need MltftiwiM complex. f, 'file eitlU for fewer nf tii l.fM.lt.. i! in;d iiliir' of th l.tnj Slrei-- t litni'ed t"tt'.ll PAINTS Silk and Straw Combinations DISPLAYING THE HOPK FOR DRUG ADDICTS A vicious circle, in which chil !ren, Surcessful results obUi'ned cotton and ignorance fiKur re-- : new preparation called 9 ou Odd but Proptr Namti cUn. fof LamP ro,(. of I.ond.'ii'it t.1,1 In Mil) lHf r lu.ole frmii 100 ieln f.tuis. f 1f I'.iiKciiwpti wn of Hit uiii oiluiii:tlitr of tli fiiKldoii. for li innied oul-ld- p two ti)i hisK the lti of tthlrli were nililmn I'o bin! riipliired. A tiimdier of mirh "Id sw pbiiiied iiptliiht. urit milt In ti!p curb pnMa. Mnt!T Ail-tnl- DM sr. dM, end sger of Wiills Va'!, fiisiirn but fbfy nr. In ielity. (ntplrsl nn tOlTj Used refHtUrl)r fof lufn ll s culturen. Je1" ti nt of rhew on I Ins :um, wl.lle Hie itiymii rlmis prorrsM'R and Is I he Rerm bnlc roiiin ira sliiiju. inuo Vokolii.iitn. turns lo be a liiiinide ny bean, uwl lids eouiitry for (orHj,e, tml ued in Indigent habitatil at food. 1,1 It ? |