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Show THE MURRAV EAGLE. THURSDAY, APRIL 4. 19J9 Jos. Chivrell Chaplain DO James Cluy Trustee Joe Reader . . Trustee Al J. Tame Trustee Frank N. Swensen ..Dt. Assn. Rep. (Continued from page 1) Al J. Tame Dlst A.'n. Rep, There are many things whi-Joe Reader Dlst. Ass'n. Rep. Frank N. Swenson .... Rep. to Graud Dccemler and April do not have in common, wea their Mng the first Lodge. on which they differ, but point there is one bit of good advice MI'RRAY I.IONS CLUB time of the year the mind of every OFFICERS man, woman and child turns to (lie of light and colorful rain President Tony Duvall thought to ment, furnishings which will lend 1st - D. A .McMillan a cool summery atmosphere to the 2nd Vlee-I'reW. 0. Churches city home and to the multitude of 3rd Vice President - - A. W. Yenger accessories to summer play, dnr - - II. G. Bradford Secretary-Treas- . merchauts recognize this seasonal fall Twister Ernest Greei demand and provide amply for it, Directors but It Is manifest that the wld.; Dr. F. U. Boucher choice of the new stocks can not be Philip Uentz It. 0. Towler S. E. Bringhurst maintained to the end of the sea- lOLE YOUR SHOPPING NOW! . Editor. C. B. Wallace, , Issued every Thursday by Murrty Trees. 4S42 South State Street, Murray, UUb. Kntered ns second class matter February 8, V.V2. tit t lie pa- (office of Sn't TjiVe City, Utah, uuder tfc Act of March 3. 137J. 1928-192- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION One month, Salt Lake County..f .10 1.00 One year, Salt Lake County, Eluewhere In United State- 1J50 One year in advanca Telephone Mar.-v- y 35 Church Notices 9 son. NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT Many people defer their spring buying until the passing of winter. Crescent Circle 101 holds meeting Others advance their sen soul buy2nd and 4th Tuesday In each month ing a few weeks and give themIn Fraternal Hall at 8:00 o'clock. selves the privilege of leisurely shopping and wide choice. The late Officers 1929 shopper saves no money and lose given Guardian N Kate Morris that enviable satisfaction Past Guardian X., Minnie Illseman only to the early shopper. Advisor Ella Gordon Spring stocks are fresh on I he Hawkins! counters. The very first choices arc Nellie Magician Clerk Jennie Xelson already being made. He and sh;' Banker Kate Glbbs who hesitate will lose. Shop early Attendant Erma Olander for spring as well as for Chibtmiis. Bessie Bergen Capt, of Guards Hannah Olander Flag Bearer Musician Clara Brown If Bladder Weakness, Getting Inner Sentinel . Prescluda Clyde Up Nights, Backache, Burning or Outer Sentinel Alice Johnson Sensation, leg or groin Itching Managers: Nellie Stauffer, Matilda make you feel old, tired, pains Xelson, Lillian Panter. and worn out why not make Press Cor II. Kdluud the Cystex 48 Hour Test? Don't give up. Get Cystex today at any OMENIA REBEKAH LODGE drug store. Put It to a 48 hour test. Money back if you don't soon feel Omenta Rebekah Lodge No. 13, like new, full of pep, sleep well, meets the first and third Tuesdays with pains alleviated. Try Cystex In eac hmontb, at 7:30 p. m. In today. Only CO cents. Fraternal Hall. THORNTON-ANDERSODRUG 48th So. Utah. Company, Murray, OFFICERS and State Streets. Sarah White .. . Noble Grand .... Vice Grand Grace Evans Praising the town ladies for havBertha Brady . .. .... -- ..Secretary an Sarah Hadley Treasurer ing the cemetery cleaned up, declares grave"the that exchange Nettle Drinkwater Financial yard looks most Inviting." BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES The Murray linptlst Church, 62 Knst JHth South Street holds services on Sunday with the Rev. Jnineg 1 I'nyne, pastor," In charge: Church School, 10 a. m. ; morning nervde with sermon by the iwstor ot 11 o'clock; Evening service at ' :;) o'clock : li. V. 1'. U. meets at 0M5 p in., Sunday. Midweek service at 7 :30 p. m. on Wednesday METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH COMMUNITY BACK ACHE Rev. Kitch, rnstor Sunday School at 11:00 a. m. .Church Service nt 7:30 p. m. Foriuon by the pastor. Buy Scout Troop No. 78 meets ;on Mondays. 7:30 to 8:30. Sermon by Dr. Chan. V. clier. Superintendent of the Mission. I). M. pep-les- Lodge Notices I.O.O.F. OFFICERS FOR ENSUING TERM Meets Every Monday Nljht Noble Grand Vice Grand Veil Jordan .. ..Secretary Frauk X. Swenson .. Treasurer II. T. Benson Ernest Wright IF Draper program at conjoint meeting Sunday evening. Those taking part on the program were the school orchestra, Kvelyn Riska and E. L. Christiansen. Ilyrum Rrown was the spoakw. Mrs. Ilyrum Rrown returned home during the past week from (Vdar City, where she has been visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Morris. Mrs. Soren Rasiuussen of Sandy, was the guest of her daughter, Mr-iH. F.. Klriugfellow, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. O. 1). Hallard, Mr. and Mrs. Alma F, Smith, Mr. und were Jits. C. M. lbyiidilckstu, the among those who attended Junior l'rom at Jordan High Scho-Friday night. Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Cook and Mrs. A. J. Day, Friday. family, have moved to Salt Lake Mr. Crozler Kimball returned to make their home. home Friday from West Virginia, Mr. (. D. liallard, Duane Ralhird where he has been doing missionRodney Kimball, and George Reck,! ary work the past five months. were guest at a bampiet given In The pupils ami teachers of the honor of the Jordan High School Draper Junior High School enter- basketball squad by the Charollnn tained at a party In the High Club, evening. Thursday School aiuljtoritum Snturdtny eveMr. Mrs. and Inland Day. Mrs. ning. Game and dancing were en Samuel and Day Evelyn Beck, were joyed and refreshments served to the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert about one hundred ami twenty-five- . Sunday Mrs. Nora Stringfellow Krickson ot Murray, Sunday. had as her guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hannah Terry is visiting Richard Orgill and children of Mag- at the home of her daughter. Mrs. na, Mr. and .Mrs. LeOraml Terry Eddie Grant, of Bingham. and children, of Suit Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Francom Mr. and Mrs. Ren Harris of Lin-do- and children of Suit Lake, visited rtJatives here, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Lewis and Mrs. Siena Heward was the guest children urn Mr. and Mrs. Willium of Mm. Etta Nielsen at a dinner Lubeek and children of Suit Lake party at her home iu Salt Lake, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monday. Miss Anne Ostlund, of Loth bridge, Canada, Is a guest at the home of Mrs. Joseph Cartwright Mr. imd Mrs. Crimt Webb of California, and Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Webb, of Twin Falls, Idaho, visit-eat the homes of Mr. and Mrs Ue Car tor and Mr. nnd Mrs, Cy rus Vawdry, during the oast week. Mr. Griffith Kimball returned home Monday from California, where ho has been uttendini; si ho d the- past winter. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney White and Mrs. Iou Lattersoll. of Heaver were the guusts of Mr. und Mrs. Leo Car-to- r during the pust week, Mrs. Legrand Smith mid daughter of Spanish ' Fork, were guests of Mrs. Smith's imi rents, Mr. and TO MURRAY CITY'S COMMUNITY BUILDERS rnONB MURRAY DIMOND COAL and FEED CO. You can save money by having your repairing done at Murray Laundry 81 CHRISTENSEN REPAIR WORKS High Grade Coal and Feed Laundry of SIS Vine St, Murray, Utah PROMPT SERVICE Yea, We do make Awning the Contented Housewife." Mattresses made like New l'lione Murray 2.VJ W. 48lh South Murray. Hah Furniture Repaired and Upholitered PAINTING-PAP- ER AH Kind Stove Repairing HANGING "The Favorite KALSQMINING Phono Murray Peter Johansen BEN GORDON 274-- Fire at Seventh West nnd 5!th South streets Wednesday evening caused a loss of nearly five thousand dollars. The proiK-rtbelongs John Xoyd. The blaze resulted from t lie backfiring of a gasoline engine being used in work in the barn. A large crowd of s)e tati.rs assembled to watch the fighting of the fire which was carried on Jy the Murray Fire Department In their usual rapid and efficient manner. Time Lost 163 Henning Anderson 207 East 45th South West 4Sth South Sulta Made to order Call Murray 43 ST0YE COAL South Stale 1907 up Murray, 11. Lyon Drug Co. KINDS 4014 South Stat I'bone Murray Hdda Fire A Heat Clean OVER NIGHT Wa snei-Ulla- la cabinet work 100 PIIESCHIITION8 and meat diiplay rminlera. CIGARS CANDIES TOBACCOS $8.00 Quality Per Ton Poultry Feeds, Baby Chick Feed RAMSHAWS CHICKS Buy tbetn with omQ4enr. Wo' . A tinhorns. Ibrk. Rads, tUlrlbuton , Wlqoria. for Hoi Mat Brokers. Tht prlds of all America, loo per cent VVt do cunloot hatchtnt Gcrrard Service Who-dottea- Station Or. f SUtt and 48th South t. Smith HTDRAlUOGlir.A8B RACK Write or wlra W. O. Usmshaw TURES Feed A Fuel Co. Hatchery, 3VT South Vtata it, TIRES Salt take County. Thou HuACCESSORIES 33rd Csh 204 W, So,FonMy,5l rts; Save Tliem Both Here Clvanltit, Preiudus and Altering MILL WORK OF ALL BROODER. Nothing is more provoking than to enter a store and find clerks or salesmen all so busy serving a few people, that other customers are compelled to wait ten, twenty and of times thirty minutes. Such procedure is a great loss of time and, consequently, a great loss of money. The majority of retail grocery stores have help sufficient only to care for their patrons properly in normal rushes and are unable to render, even fairly pleasing service at b'g rush times. F.XI'KKT TAILORING & SONS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Ti . GAS ENGINE STARTS t FIRE IN BARN Is Lost Money 3 S. C. ltalley, Wednesday evening. Members of the Draper Junior High School furnished part of the Founders of the O. P. Skaggs System had 'Service" uppermost In their minds when they perfected our store arrangement and merchandising plan, It is never necessary for our patrons to wait more than two or three minutes, even on Saturday afternoons, or at other times when a single store serves hundreds of people within an hour. Those who shop at an O. P. Skaggs system store save both lime and money. We know you will appreciate our store and become a regular patron if you try shopping here once ot twice. Baby Chicks... We are now prepared to take care of your requirements for chick feed and mashes. AH the leading brands. Have just received a car of Feed. Ady-Cro- Fred Carlson S Co. Phone Murray 422 Opposite City Hall, Murray Agents for Northrup, King & Co.s Seeds YOUR FLOWER AND Beautiful flowers delicious vegetable good health and loads of fun. msmmmmommLimmmmmt VEGETABLE GARDEN t Your own yard A IVw H a Sandwiches Mm for the children's Lunch. Made of our Delirious Milkmaid Bread are wholesome and satisfying. All summer long USE OUR MILKMAID BREAD EVERY DAY DELICIOUS PASTRY, CAKES, COOKIES, Etc few packets of good seed a little time and it's accomplished. PAYS DIVIDENDS your home will look heller- - )ou will feel better and live better with a garden. Bakery Up-to-Da- te South State Street Phone Murray 356 4823 PLAN Midvale Bakery Corner Main and Center Sn. MANAGERS MEET and Men tt Front 'Dependable GvcrifH'here Nor thr unKing &Cq& Phone Midvale 285 Inney Company IT NOW New-Yor- Study Jill Standard Sizt Methods VeHttable Vacktb "Selling More Slerchflndlse", wan the subject discussed by four mem-lieof the J. C. Penny company organization at the first session of a atore managers' convention In the Hotel Rigelow, which was opened nt 8 o'clock Tuesday tnomlnir. Talks were glren by William Itln-zeand R. H. on. of the New York office: M. I. Slris't. manager in Helper, Hah. and T. C. Hulijulst. manager In Clmyeniie, Wyo. nds afternoon the imi men In attendance were l In split Into two groups for further dl4Mtslon. On Tuewdiiy morning they will again ooinctm, They will end lb" session jmrt of the convention with A banquet In the ballroom of the hotel Tuilay evening. On Wednesday morning tbn buyers frin the New Yik office will display their C'ls for the manager nnd the rest of the week will le given over to fall jmrchnnin. Club. Ida ho, Wyoming, Colorado, nnd Nevada lore are represented. Lines that will ! put on include ready to wear clothing, notions, ktdt goods, work clothes, hats, cup nnd phs-- goods, Tlxwo In nllrtidftMi front t'tah Include: C. Anderson. Mt. t'lennnt; J. l. Baldwin, Tooele: I.. O, Ibsme. ML l'lmsntit; O. l Bates, Trenton-Ion- ; V, I. Bcaklcy, Cedar City; Ray I.. R. Kldrcdjie. Duke, Vernal i It. H. Kmns. Bingham Can-)on- ; Price; American J. I rVniftt Fork; D. I. Ilrmnge. SpanUh JlnJACotlOfZhc Flouer "Pocket oftshybur Dealer n n M OH THE TfcACK nr Fork; K. D. Flrmag, I'mvo; GarMt, Ounnlwn; Bountiful; I o. M. Rollnwin, 8lnd Helr; IMs-- r V. K. M D. V. Mbke, Eureka: A, I firahnm. r..ik:K. H. City: I. M. Hirwt, Tripp. Murray. JUST arrived from the coal mines, ready for immediate delivery, several hundred tons of Clear Creek and Castlegate Coal. This fuel is of the highest quality and will give you maximum heat at low cost. McHenry & Son Phone Murray 128 Othern nre W. W. Ruck man, H. It. J. Bums. (. . Brown, Caldwell. O. K. It. Benen. K. II. J. Hanson, J. M. Hood, W. J. Kle-ItlI 1. E. ft, tny. l. Faulkner, Hansen, Mr, and Mr. F. C. Hub V. A. Guthrie, K. 7L Ctum. II. . Grcnthoue, 4dt, W. A. Hadler, O. . Jones, U tJrnm. George M .J in Is, V. II. Jouc, J. M. John M. Jordon, Mr, nnd Mm. II 14. Gentle, F. B. Hubbard, J. II. Hay. Johnnoo. Murray, Utah T. Bruce, The advertisers above will appreciate a call from you, and will cooperate in every way possible to give you value and service-t-ry them. Q.P. SKAGGS STOPU Ml KRY, tTAH e, Newton in Rever$ "Spoaktnit of inie.ici' howlers," writes V. IV !.. "here one thai A recently catne to my ntlcntlon hoy wmte: '!ravlt; Irlts us why an apple don't j;o o heaven.'" |