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Show r THE MLKKW EAGLE. Page 2 THLK"DA. JVM WRY 1928 ','tf, i I. 0. 0. F. The Murray Lodge Number 33, of the I. . O. F. holds a meeting in Fraternal Hull, Murray City, each Monday night at :'W. Officers Noble Grand H. A. Xl.akepear Vice Grand Ed Weiss K. Ktchel Secretary F.dgur Treasurer! II, I. Itensou Trustee .lames Clay Trustee Eil, Tame Joe Header Trustee; Trustee Al Tame 4842 Tel. MUrray C. O.MFMA I.ODGK NO 15 Hehekab Onienla Lodge No. 15, meets the first and third Tuesdays in each month, at 7:;j() p. m. In Holicrt Brown, Hall. .Mrs. Noble Grand ; Miss Gertrude ; Mrs. Hertba I'rady, secretary; Mrs. Surah Had-le- pubd-die- II. WAbLACK KS. ('. M I'liblislinl cvci'v Thursday, Murray Cily, 1'taii treasurer. To those in Murray who want to avoid doing Ihe wrong thing, here's 10 an infallible rule: Find out what you ought to do and keep so busy doing it that you haven't time to do 1..")!) the wrong thing. One month One vear Elsewhere In I'uiti'd Stales Ward. WHO'LL WORK WITH HIS Seventy, HANDS? a ill. p. l're-iilc- Sun !av S. I li (Irani ! Teadier Training a. in. to II :." a. in. ! it Mir Training I..-- ii;.".v . Ward. b - ridel I Sov.niv. ' ii i.l- I:h siiiii.ii Sci.itv. T.ad S ( 'ini Wind Iireetor I I'ireetor -. (,i Kepoil Jilt: Ml KKY EAdl.ES No. Ki'id of the AKKIK Mur- Ftiih. holds a regular at vim) p. m. ea .li Friday Fr.itewial Hall Officers Pnl Worthy president W. Walters Worthy President Pbairls Stauffer Wort! y Vice President (J, 11. tirdn II l'.clis..:i U..i.!,v I j,.ij'' till re, Peter l Secretary Tr.asiircr Fniet Wright ' Tirtl n I i; ! F Ian ; I , jlilaai !,d II el I.ilaid!..". ' t.ll.l'.ij.ili ( nloff Um.'iii. Mi;!.ctiiier. r..;. .!. Aerie ! !:. Sua-lwall- . " S,,i,.! :,r II.iomt. as t:. llon.es in ! Atm-rim- !!'!. !inei. is Tie . ' ! is ALBERT MARRIOTT, 4774 So State i . t In oi-- , ir . ''iJ!i ..II REGULAR 25c VALUE FOR 10c X It I X mi; i in: ( i takes lo on inii. i.i person ini. o hm-- i AT MURRAY MERCANTILE CO. Phone Murray 159 ,H-- eoin- - jiis hno ' s i:."'icr H"iiies t'atii .. ,, ; ave luoie n..,- i,oi,f.. I abb" hollies ir pin i p s,,nv I!,,- - b" .if !"c eH'),c. pa 1. f th,. fsj.,t1t r bi. ill IMl'!,,.. I. ...t ttl lt 11 till ,. .;(. ! :..!. ! ;.t ivimi .,f i '"Uatibe their t I In The Famous Royal Cuticle Beautier Toilet Soap sn.-- .n.MMimti, s , !..'!"! Soap Sale aihe i :.'!!;of ic. v n M i f j t America's Greatest of local t ,V p.mi. ,.'T,,., Avenue. Hasldiiton. I, '.. a ii..;u.'i rihr of ade the chairmen presbb-ii- . ibe ik f ! e Viiij..t:s The In. n commit ii. .) t. i s Hois-rt(ein- ?j 6 " A QUALITY CAR AT THE LOW EST PRICE IN OUR HISTORY" ii THE WHIPPET IS NOW READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY i FRANK C. HOWE returns s.1 - l:H''"- W'urk, nd all kinds of Machinery Rcp;i:rin(; end llxprrtlv Done - by ng Iiringhurst in the P.f.'s in Better lbmes lampain America indlate an extraordinary iin rea se since last year in the number of coiniiiiiiiities taking part, chairmen of local coiniuitti'es are ii.M.iiited anew each fall by Better lloiiics. in America. A few weeks; jiiiin the appointments for the PC's :impuigli were sent oil!. At this Mai;e in last year's campaign the iciitral otli.o .if this educational or-- ! uaiiiatlon at Washiimtoii ad re- i ejei act eplanees fol oca! !l!l"l oii!i!y Po tter Homes chairincti In s,. loill'lled colliiiiuniii"-- .. s.i (Mr in the pejs ampain the number has reached the I lieiuht'otli of twi-t- six hiilHlled. . When isider t!:it lai jear the tn.il i. umber of local and iMiiuty ail iin'ii. at the time of Belter Homo Week lii April. Iiiol grown t. i. .:ii: t.oir thousand, it Is plain that this year the number of colli muiiiccs (al.ing part may reach a V. tf rm Limit- fast-mounti- Carlisle' of luiillily s The IhI. p. in. Sunday of eio Ii month PJ:lo p. p.,:-.p. in. I..-- i. B. ; Meeting Pliy-- S. E. . I 90 200 90 ic RKAY PROGRESS OF THE BETTER HOMES CAMPAIGN a. in. pj-.o- ACETYLENE WELDING Vi semi-ellipt- eel Curtis Shaw H. B. Smith Dr. W. H. Itothwell It. O. Towler Director a ni. M;ir, to Tcadi'-r- Kielis, . l'i:'v!ia I SCHOOL 1'.':I0 p in. to IL'".'0 Pach Sunday Tnistii..; '.Ii:! -i Tamer I'ireetor Limi Itislioprii' Meet Ward Tea (hers p. in. Ward 170 factory i ir power-efficienc- ) 10:1.- 111! 2 II 140 j ;.V a. in. A.livitii"; j r Secretary-Treasure- Prayer Sen lit a. m. to in :M a. in. I 'evolioiial M li:lo ! Make ((in.runiN. '. MM)V a jut Ward b. prices 90 F. II. Peters! A. J. Peters it. E. Howe Tall Twister Fraternal t'r.ler of Fugles, of Hard. 1h Ten. to :'J."i ...II. Vice-Preside- aid Lesser I'liesthooil Las Sunday in Month j -- Olson. and offering new features of design and equipmentthe perfected Whippet sets a value standard never before reached. y It still leads in its economy of is still smoothness. and ahead in its It operation BIG of brakes, long, development springs with snubbers, oversize balloon tires and gasoline tank at the rear. In spite of Jemand, we are still immediate able to make delivery of the Whippet. Come in and see it for yourself today. $455 H70 535 585 485 525 535 545 355 the important advantages Philip Bentz ...,(!eo. II. Watts t 'nd ard W Mill Ci.ok W.ud Muriav "u I.eiigioli 1'i.is Choil tot s ill"! l'l'.:liii! President Schedule of Sunday Activities ,1st Murray I. A. Irvln MAINTAINING i IJe-- Murray 1st Ward . , Ward C: C. OFFICERS OF Ml ray City, Mann Movie's nl LODGE NOTICES 'I p. m. I. Reductions LION'S CLl Schedule of Sunday Activities for Cottonwood Stake li.liif Soih'U 7 :."! Monday, -l demc. bri.klay-it'- SiiikIjj ood. ie-- l! - - Coach Sedan Roadster Roadsten with rumble seat) Coupe - - - Cabriolet Coupe Chassis -All - f.- o. - Axel It. Lluiberg, Council Commander. The other officers elected follow: -- - Touring - Hanker: H. W Cannegieter. A. L. : Phalree Stauffcr. 1st Ward. Clerk: WmW. Cannegieter. Escort : W. V. Mines. High Council, with Itisliopries, "id 7 :.'M 1st .Murray p. in. Watchman: A. L. Bishop. .Monday. Ward. Sentry: Geo. W. Granter. 7 il. I:'i Coun p. High Monday. Manager: E. G. Mines, m. Murray lt Ward. Fraternal Hall Directors, Isaac Slake Presidency. Wednesday. 7 :.".(! Lester and W. n. Mines. I i '.'ml Ilolliday .Murray 1st Ward. High Council, with Slake Aux. trir. Jul Monday. ":.'!ti p. in.- - Murray p. in. trowel, or a house painter's brush Ma'i.v practice these trades rae driving shiny automobiles, while clerks ami I kkeepers lire walking. Anyone shouhl l.e l:nl to shake ham Is cordially with He man in uc eralK an. I he g!wl t" walk down The fellow who town with him. en n mix paint so it will st Uk or who eau lis H i' chimney so it won't smoke, ha practical views of life. We call all learn from I iln. We should pay high respect to the fanner. As an owner of land, n he has n position of ulMan!ial social we When give due nity. more hoys honors to sin h will see that t!e-- e railings are desirable. l nit.li Meetings, Ward. .Murray Nt Ward. Murray -t Ward. :t lili.- - i. si Stake l'i . carpenter's Inainnr. I New Low I'rices MAHOGANY CAMP NO. 358 W. 0. W. Ta ioisv il!e Ward ll.Mh. Seventy. Seventy. High li ni nil schools arc minim; unlimited number of bosses, manadirector-- , snpoljutoliilclils. gers, foremen, pi sellers, iilso salesmen, bookkeepers, e'erks. el". Meantime there is a shortage of people who with Ihcir hands will dike hoi timl do work calling for muscle. This disparity will piobij !l.v inhy ilgures given out crease, j s i hy Ihc National Industrial Conference ISoard. v! idi limls llml llir llllllll.IT of unskilled workers who returned to I hiropf since PCI. is three times as iminy ,IS those who came thence to ihe l lliteil Sillies. Perhaps l i ii V of these pocplo were (lisap.lntc(l when they found they not pick up gold in our roiilil streets. The mil ii wit Hi" hoe inul the I lu re is an e.pml pick is needed. .leiium.l for the one who eau swing Tin- - M Vice-Grand- , 1S7H. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION a Cau-negiet- l March Acted. Q) COACH Frai-tern- as .siruiid class mailer, I'Vlmrary Slh, 1!27, at act of (li,. j'ust (Milcc at Salt hake Cily, I'tah, under KnU-ivt- forth IMitor WAI.L.Vi'i: 1!. mam ew-enth- u ( ..'-- !",. ' t, (, ,,.Sj, f..., (dree !,, , , (' f,,r j in. liidltii: lot, rnngliig from iital Unit th. v l'"'. Phone Murray 3 MURRAY, UTAH themselves wi:l build Ihe houses and furnish iieui as an objc.i !eon to their coniiii'.int i.s in achievinu beauty and comfort wit!, small cv in iithel' ('oliiiilitlees ("Cliditiire. coiuiiiuiiit ies report plans to I ornv attractive hoiis, s recently fut nisli tin in on a carefully prepared luduei and demonstrate! them to ihcir .'o:iiiii:i,ities id. ring! Letter Hollies U.-cli. xt April. Still other coiiilinMeos plan In reold homos. model and to i. t ni ni Sllcll lletloU-'i.i;h'!of complete houses are luofe like!) o lake place It in cities t'.an iii tuiul lccions. is more dillicii!t organi.v nil extensive campaign in .onntiy secin lui ! tions, I'.ul the rural HiMltit !"le ol ideas on the siibjcii of iiiip" ."Mi'g Iioim s Some of them are pbinning I.. exhibit an or Improved kit b.-improved of living loom to the fariuwives lie columiu.itv or of lln- whole vill cam coiimy. Many eonimiti.-e! clean and up paign yards public pla.es, making t'ciu generally tcoie attractive. Home nr. biieciure ami home garden i.iii..is are an inter sting feallile in liuili.v ""tlilu'li lt ies III si. (lie elites ltd" 1". ;.l I ha i Illicit vvrite of plans org.n l.e autotno bile tn'.ts. s.oiicl ii). h .ntijitv j.je of hou.es Mbi.b lone l.eeii notably (iiipr.nnl iii so. u,n .piling I hoi Tli;olg!. I.e.rs of t'.i past year sort the whole e, in in i ii x may get tin b. efif of 111," i!.;... nnity , ii'rialn tucinbi ts of I: b.ne sh,,uti in imj.rovii.g 'In r l..in at small .mu-pletei- j . expense. T'e proportions alremly reached by the P.fjs Itetler Hollies eallipnigli ill the Vlirioll-- i sections of the eoiiilthe degree of try bear witness importance tlmt our iltl.ens are beginning' to attach to the building of attractive, ii'infortable. healthful, homes within t!.e reach of families of modes) Ii me. So-ri- The Best In Baked Goods . Try Our Pastries Midvale Bakery , CHURCH NOTICES ! - We are equipped to mix your Poultry Mashes and Dairy Feeds and always have a supply of the right kind of feeds on hand to do it with. ItAPTIST enter M. Bakery te JSM Ntulli M.it4 Murray, Utah KCH (1H MFHHAY HAPTIST (Tiniril, West Isth .Smith St.. near State. Hible school inetH every Siiidsy iiiornliig at lo a. in. Snpt. Frieda A. I ... ... 111 .o-- i. , m- -i i lr...,t mi ..II nil, llir IH'I-l - fficHENRY & SON ' coine. Morning .vort!ilp, ll:(K) a. m., Pastor llev. J. P. Payne. F.venlng service Pastor. SMMl Sermon hy th p. in. Methodist cm rem 1 at 11:x , m. Sunday S. h Prvnchlnif icy the Pastor, Nov. Fred Cnttrell. nt 7 :3d p. in. The public Is cordially Intlioil lo Do not be deceivedthere u only one GENUINE CASTLE GATE coal. attend. Some dealcri claim to sell coal from "the FAMOUS KLI IFF ILTY OF MFKKAY FIKST WAUn SOC Holding iih etli.gs Tuesday of mrU weik. First Tuesday Theology. Sctind Work and UuslnoM, .Third -- Literary. Poiirth Social Service. CATHOLIC sMth. Mm s !!.'. ., a !l! I i;.,(T Hill st. Vin ent CASTLE GATE district." I This statement can mean but one thing of the CASTLE GATE mine. j Castle Gate and Clear Creek coals. tMldvnlet. m. 11 iii. n. lav Visitors i;i v, nt .,Iwa? fhurcb, m n vvchnino. pAiiticK M.Mu inn. SLV1I0 fi;"(5 ii:j;, AKMY Sou'h Malf sr.KlCK Mrr-- t Friday: 7 ;im to s. jt. tn. Sundiiy School; 2,'wt p, tn. it mean that the district is FAMOUS because it is the home We are tx elusive agents in Murray UCII 111 and Midv.ile, Snmli), 4.in. jMuirij v s, Fred Carlson and Co. Phone Opposite City Hall 422 Murray Murray, Utah Up-2-Da- Midvale, Utah i i- t oiner Main and C Phone Murray 128 mm for Genuine |