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Show I. . WILDING PLKMITS O. J. Wilkinson, 4975 Atwood Boulevard, $(,u()0 home. 187 Mountain Wm. C. Tuckt-ttView Drive, $3,(i0() home. II. A. Eckncr, 237 Clarjt Street, $3,000 home. Joe Thorieh, 20 East 43th South . $200 garage. WANT ADS WANTED Young grl for housework. Board, room and wages. Small family and permanent work. Write to Post Office Box 187 or phone Murray 35 and ask for Jane. Factory built 16 ft. runabout motor boat. Seaworthy. Can be used for pleasure, fishing or hunting. 4730 street. Murray, Utah. FOR SALE QMltlltllltllllll(IIIMIHIIIM(lMMMII(MIIMM(lllllllliaJ Box-eld- Ask QUESTIONS! No : i I I ! I or 108-Local Agents for the Ml'RKAY "ILL GARDENS 611 J I EDmtiitittMimnnimiitimiiimiiiniiiiimimitniMJ SALE 6 room SALE House with three 8th 464 South apartments, West. Also 20 acre farm with good water right at Sandy. For information call Murray 450-6205 South State. FOR I South State Street FOR HOUSE brick house, modern, basement, hardwood floors, acre of land, chicken coops, garage, good water right. 3323 South 2nd East. Terms. Murray Real Estate Exchange) Phones Murray 1 ! I j I J. I sedFOR SALE 1929 two-doan Chevrolet. Very reasonable. Come and see it at 4888 Wasor atch street, Murray. DRIVE IN or Key ring with six keys. Found in Keinmerer, Wyo., on Aug. 4. It is a Penny Larson Service Station key ring and was mailed to him. Call at Murray Eagle, FOUND HOUSE FOR RENT or SALE 6 room brick, with basement and one acre of land. House at 5084 South 10th East. Inquire at 3323 South 2nd East. Come in to the 4 4 PARADISE A 5 INN ft ft (iiiAmnrppn vt arcni r Wi ixepainnsr rA t WRIST WATCH BANDS A Were S1.25-SL5- 0 Now 50c for Car Service Dancing Dinners Sandwiches Drinks A MID VALE JUNCTION 4 MAINSPRINGS REPLACED 4 f. For as Low as S1.00 l t SOI'TII STATE and vim i j Eldridge Jewelers 4900 fA f South State ' ' 2 Poll-Parr- ot MRTS 7M er FURNISHED ROOM One nice furnished room for rent, $10. Phone Murray 758. Obligation! Patronize Your Local REAL ESTATE DEALEK! 49G2 and STAR BRAND shoes ' Navy Recruiting Officer To Be Here September 4, 5, and 6 The United State Recruiting Service will have B. M. 1 C. C. E. Martin of the United States Navy at the Salt Lake county fire hall for three days, September 4, 5 and 6, from the hours of 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. for the purpose of giving information regarding the service in the Navy. Many persons having relatives in the Navy or relatives who may be interested can find out all the facts at the above time. B. M. Martin will be glad, to furnish any data that persons desire regarding the United States Navy and as there are many people who have never been to sea they can learn a lot by dropping around and asking question. The Navy offers enlistment opportunities for men, ages 17 to without depen31, preferably dents and of course with good characters and fine health. ' The United States government is anxious that people generally become interested in the men and services that we depend upon to protect our country, and the more you know about these subjects the better you will like the Navy and other branches of the American forces. September 4, 5 and 6 are the dates and the Salt Lake county fire house is the place for the Navy Recruiting Officer to be found. TAYLORSVILLE PIONEER CELEBRATES 88th BIRTHDAY Mrs. Eliza Ann Bennion, pioneer of Taylorsville, will celebrate her 88th birthday anniversary on Sunday, August 24, when her family will entertain in her honor with a reception at her home, 1346 West 48th South. Relatives and friends are invited to call from 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Bennion was born in Taylorsville on August 25, 1853, and has lived there the greater portion of her life, having lived five years in Vernal, Tooele county, and ten years in Salt Lake City, where her husband, Hyrum Bennion. pioneer of '47, died in 1926. Both Mrs. Bennion and her husband were staunch church workers and were identified with all projects for the development of the community. Mrs. Bennion has lived to see every house in Taylorsville built and trees and shrubs that have been planted grow to development, making of that community a beauty spot. She still maintains and beautifies her own home and its surroundings. The house was built by Mr. Bennion in 1875 and is a credit to the community. Mrs. Bennion is the mother of seven children .six of whom are living. She has thirty grandchildren and thirty-two 6gbjht $1.49 to $3.75 We Carry a Complete Range Of Sizes and Widths! MURRAY 4883 SOUTH STATE Barber Shop was away this week on a trip to Yellowstone Park. Mr. Nelson will probably be back Sautrday but may not go to work until Monday. The interval will be used in resting from the vacation. Yellowstone is a great place to go, and no doubt Mr. Frank will see a lot of sights. UTAH Lunches Dinners ifRUDDS J CAFE Sandwiches Car Service Also most modern lacker in Utah. Put your Sen Corn up now in season and rat roasting ears at Christ- Ice Sandy v m mxs. s 8 REMINDER! X BOARI) REPORTS CAIN OF 37 CASES OF DISEASE health officers reported a total of 135 cases of communicable disease for the week ending August 15. 1941. This is 37 cases mere than were reported for the week ending August 8 and 20 cases fewer than were reported for the corresponding week in 1940. Twelve of the twenty-nincounties in the State reported "no disease." Three cases of infantile paralysis were reported; one case n Salt Lake City. The patient is 5 years of age and the two cases in Salt Lake City are 9 und " venrs of nge. e Wc Will Fill Your Bin With COAL NOW! No Payment for 30 Days! 3 Months to Pay! Don't be causht with an rmpty coal bin when cold w rather suddenly come. Order now and save on low sumnirr prices! He prepared for winter with GRANITE'S COAL! Phone Murray 169 ME DILI MR GRANITE CASH FEED & COAL 33rd South at State Street t MURRAY PLUMBING CO. R II. Towers H. A. Tower of the Utah Federation of ' 48th South. A musical will be given, the theme of which is "Evan Stephens, His Sermons in Song." A ward group of forty voices, with Mrs. Hyrum Bennion, Jr., directing and Mrs. Rael Swensen, assisted by Mrs. accompanist, David Jones, Mrs. Willis Phillips, soloists, Mrs. Weston Thomander, violinist, and Mrs. Leonard Ger-rard, reader, will render the lowing program: '.True to the Faith", congregation; "In Our Redeemer's Name" chorus trio by Kenneth Lindsay, Eldon Parton and Stanley Stead-maEvan Stephens, His Sermons in Song, Mrs. Gerrard; Soprano solo, "Peace" Mrs. Jones, violin oblagato, Mrs. Thomander; Mountain Shout for Joy", chorus; Jones and ladies chorus, "Let the "Easter Song", Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Quartet by Pearl Phillips, Howard Marker, Wilma Bennion and Virgil Steadman; "Gospel Restoration", Mrs. Jones and chorus, "Hosannah" chorus. Bishop Abram Barker will prefol- n; side. Grant Ward exercises Seagull graduation will be held at Sacrament services Sunday at 11:30 a.m. Mill Creek Ward The bishopric of the ward is anxious to meet the head of every family in the ward at the arcut Wo-me- ns Clubs have announced that have been completed for the annual convention of the district at Union on September 20. Speakers will talk on the national defense program and a club institute will be conducted to discuss "Character Education in Relation to National Defense." he session will open with a meeting of district officers and director at 9 a.m. and general sessions will be held at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Clubs to participate are the Midvale Community club, Mid-vaJunior Community club, the Murray Women's club, the Murray unior Womerfs club, Tooele Woman's club, Tooele Junior Woman's club, Magna Woman's club, Magna Junior Woman's club, Women's Civic Art club of Bingham, Unity Club of Union. Draner Junior Arts club and the Ladies Literary Club at Riverton. w w y v w r w l; Any 4 Off RUN INN ... y H Mil I 7I rvi.au Browns? Someone left the iror on too lung or le, ... the water running in the bathroom . . . Lucky for them they had insurance Don't worry about you: household goods. Insurt them with us. ' INSURANCE All Kinds P'AUL G. DAVIS INSURANCE SERVICE 201 Vine Street Phone Murray 335 Meeting HE1DSLEEEG Beer Parlor Opposite City Hall Murray, I'tah tl """MMMUmi...... ..,.........MHlHl.l.MIIMM.ll...t..,.,ll.ll ,(lt,l(tHIMI, gdD&H KIou! While Present Prices are Effective! Cooperate with National Defense . . . protect yourself against price advances ... fill your coal bins while promtp delivery is assured! 28 To Keep Ihe Tracks Clear for speedy movement of vital defense shito avoid fall traffic congestion! pments ... An all purMINE Rl'N COAL with romliinrd is which coal pose some of our higher priced itrailrv Intense heat . . . Less waMc &l Jb Order Phone 128 Run in for Now! I'lcHEIIRY and SONS Good Refreshments MRS. J. CLARK, Prop. 48th South and 9th East 190 West 48th South JlMMMIIMMlttMMlllMHHWMIltMttHHiMMMMlttttlWtllHltllllt''tMt'"'"' SPOTS DONT WORRY US! Relax this summer! Let your children play out of doors as much as they will and turn over the worry of keeping them clean to l Cleaners and Dyers. You can count on us for an expert job and a fair price. White clothes and light fabrics arc safe with us. Try our speed service. A Free Salt Lake County Fair A-- August 28-29-- 30 Salt Lake County Fair Grounds Adjoining Murray City Tark, Murray. 24-ho- . . Exhibits Include . '' I . All classes of livestock, crops, fruits, home ro'iinm"". flower ishow, minerals, Imivs and sirls" 4 M exhibits, Future farmer exhibits, machinrr.v fxl""111'' "', ? Entertainment Morning, f f ta I j!" m Salt Lake City Phone SPRING HILL or KOOXE 4 Point for Fine Fellows 36 East 7th South 4-65- ae" The Happy V I To- -. v i in service' AQoveAii 1 Noon and Night! Hand Concerts A-- l CLEANING & DYEING CO. South Slate St. Tlione Murray 31 4911 J Barber Shop Christ Lutheran Church and his family will leave Sunday afternoon for a vacation of almost three weeks. They expect to return to Murray on September 13. Vacation days will take them to their homes in North Dakota. The parents of Mrs. Schuldheiss live at Monango and the pastor's folks at Kulm, N. D. A family reunion will be held on September 7. During the pastor's absence, there will be no services here in Murray. On August 31 and September 7, members of the local church are invited to attend the services of St. John's Lutheran Church, 1030 South 5th East, in Salt Lake City. The next service in Murray will be held on September 14. DESERET M0RTUAKT C w McCIe; PASTOR TO LEAVE ON VACATION The Rev. Allen Schuldheiss of 24. v 9 v r v You nie le Sunday evening services August Whooping cough lead the list of communicable disease with 56. Other communicable diseases reported were: Chickenpox 13, influenza 3, measles 7, German measles 1, mumps 15, pneumonia 4, scarlet fever 2, tuberculosis 1, other tuberculosis 2, gonorrhea 9, and syphilis 15. iv Vossip and the Premiums and Awards for All Winners. Tlumbing A Heating General Repair d A Work 130 East 4GUi South A Tlione Murray 717 A A "Prompt, Efficient Servicer For All th Worthuiu plans ...Murray First Ward Irvin T. Nelson, president of will be Big Cottonwood Stake, serSacrament at speaker guet at 12 noon Sunday, August vices 24. A good musical program has been arranged, also. Tavlursville Ward the High Priests Quorum, with Cloyd Brown, chairman of the Church Service Committee' in charge, will sponsor the program for the regular Sunday evening service on August 24, at 6:30 p.m. at the ward chapel, 11 West and lOii . ZZZ?1 Officers of the Central District I 21 fc Federated Women's Clubs To Meet In Union September 20 L.D.S. Wards Of BROTHERS TAKE OVER O'BRIEN JEWELRY STORE The brothers L. B. and C. L. Eldridge of Salt Lake City have taken over the O'Brien Jewelry company at 4!)00 South State. Mr. O'Brien, for many years Murray s only jeweler, retired several weeks ago because of ill health. The Eldridge brothers are confident of building a successful business tn Murray and are planning to maintain a complete stock and watch repairing scr- - mm Sunday Services n. FRANK NELSON VACATIONS IN YELLOWSTONE PARK Frank Nelson of the Central HECKEL'S SHOE STORE 4 Thursday, August THE MURRAY EAGLE W UgV Ila-seba- Softball 4 11 ( hih Shlf K'u,f iorsP shoe I'ilt lime Horse rullir.R t'oiil" Milkmaids' Milking Contest Carnival . . Shows . . Rides |
