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Show THE PaYSQN CHRONICLE, PAYS ON, UTAH FOR OPENING OF SCHOOL PLANS COMPLETE f ECONOMICAL (Continued from (Continued Page HIGH-LIGIIT- S from Page 1) 1) s, veil is permitted to carry on his with full Congressional support, for two years more, he will succeed in bringing prosperity back. The oidinary voter is obviously in a difficult position when it comes to He has no making up his mind. means of knowing how much recov-t ery has actually been achieved all the reports he receives are is ?2.50. prejudiced in favor of one party or During the past week the auditor-hu- another. He is aware tlvut neither at the school has been equipped paitv i above doctoring the facts with all new seats. The classroom to prove a point; that when election desks that have served for many time rolls round, political consideryears have been transferred to in- ations are paramount. dividual rooms to take the place of Mo-- t forecasts lead to the belief tablet arm benches formerly used-Witthe Administration has lost conthat this and other improvements siderable ground, but that it will still the school is better equipped than ever before to serve the anticipated large enrollment. pol-icit- source: all athletic activities, includbasketball, track, and ing football, tennis; dramatics; opera; special band and chorus trips; some F. F. A. activities; several school dances; the school paper; special assembly pro-- ! grams; and other operating expenses of the student body organization. The fee covering all those activities s SAVE TIME AND MONEY by using this Faster Delivery. The saving of time between shipper and consignee is the very essence of modern transport efficiency. from the shipper and Red ArOur Free Pick-u- p row Fast Freight Service plus Free Delivery to consignee provides the answer to your L. C. L. freight maintain control of both houses of the Congress. Main reason for that is Mr. Roosevelts personal popularity it is thought that millions of people who are fundamentally opposed to his policies will vote for him and for Democratic candidates because of his personal magnetism. It era!l-is a fact that sheer personality is iieary Stil'uttt they are pZ". of one the greatest assets any public ,Rg flir ventuality. 1;. man can have and the November will show how potent Mr. WANTED Any Roosevelts is. UL b.crlptio, t0 The German situation has passed out of the headlines for the moment but it will be wise to keep watch on it. Austria is struggling with civil m problem. SALT LAKE & UTAH RAILROAD Laundpv Export Italy has troops ready to go into battle on short notice and the problem that Central Europe presents grows constantly more important to the peace of the world. - Celebration News they J ne Launder rs f our many fatr services. Agency, Elite Cafe - Pw, can take it! School Shoes FOR LITTLE FOLKS Word has been received from California, that the Payson-Lo- s Angeles Club will hold a celebration at Long Beach, simultaneously with the event A group of the club in Payson. members have arranged an excursion to come home, to celebrate and will enter a float in the parade. SEE that your little folks do their skipping off to school in Shoes that can take the bumps and jumps. Here they are . , Mother! BOYS: Oxfords of GIRLS: Slippers in o Calf Mrs. Dc'Ua Huish chairman on reception and Mrs. Mildred McClellhave selected a an, group of ladies from the Daughters of Utah Pioneers to assist them in their work as follows: Mrs. Flor- ette Gardner, Mrs. Julia Hancock, Atm Snyder, Mrs. Lodasca DixMrs. The public is invited to attend a Mrs. Ixuie Daniels, Mrs. John on, home coming program in the new Nellie Kapple, Mrs. Rhoda Mrs. Done, First ward chapel Sunday at 8 p. m. Mrs. Stella Harper, Mrs. Davis, I. A. sponsored by the ward M. Louise Cox, Mrs. Lillie Dean and Included on the program will lie Mrs. Ann McClellan and others. a selection by the prize winning Auxo iliary quartette; piano duet, Faye A miniature train, d and Editli White; dramatic reading, and Shetland ponies have been securMiss Maxine Stewart; vocal solo, ed to provide entertainment for the Miss Ruth Snow; fifteen minute adkiddies during the celebration. dress, Principal John C. Carlisle. vice-chairm- $2.00 to $3.25 COLDER weather just n around the well-know- comer. Thought Music will play an important part Governor Henry II. Blood, and during the celebration and in addit-- 1 through him the citizens of Utah, re- ion to the numerous concerts and ceived an official invitation to attend programs arranged, the following Paysons harvest celebration on Tues- bands will participate in the parade day at the State Capitol. The in- on one or both days: Payson City vitation was extended to the stales Band, Payson high school band, chief executive by fifteen of Pay-son- s Springville Concert Band, Provo Leg- -' Golden Onion Harvest beauties ion Life and Drum Corps, Manti including Nada Ellsworth, Theressa Junior Fife and Drum Corps, Span-- 1 Krauss, Detta Shuler, Marie Doug-les- s, ish Fork high school band, Union Shirley Monsen, Phyllis Dix- Pacific Ogden Band. on, Paula Dixon, Genevieve McBeth, Blanche Burdick, Iris Finlayson, The First ward Primary held their Rhea Johnson, Carolyn McMullin, annual home coming Tuesday evenKathryn Dixon, Deon Badham and ing in the ward recreation hall. The Bernice Nelson. program consisted of numbers from Mayor Henry Erlamlson, general each department and a brief talk by chairman of the celebration and Ray Mrs. Nellie Schaerrer of the Stake Wilson of the publicity department Board. The summer project work was displayed. accompanied the girls to Salt Lake. about & $2.00 to $2.75 Persson Co. We expect to see prices higher at mines, also an increase in freight rates before winter. We cannot guarantee our prices except for immediate delivery. The Best Grades n of High-Carbo- Clean-Burnin- Prices Effective Fri. and Sat., Aug. 31 and Coal Domestic Lump $6.75 per ton delivered $6.50 Egg Coal .. ton delivered per 50c per ton less at yard We are Again Celebrating & Coal Co. They dont make em Amaizo Golden Par Soap Milk 10 lb. pail 59c O giant bars 250 3sraallcanss Corn Flakas Utah Brand and Fountain Specials S Syrup Try our Ice Cream Malt Syrup Pahst, can 490 -- Lge. pkg. 9c 1 Devil Meat Libbys 3 cans 10 1 served with your favorite flavor i5 55 5 5 i 5! Utah Beet Jell-We- ll 0 lbs. 56c 5 All Flavors Pkg. AT Paysons Newest CA1FE REGULAR DINNERS SHORT ORDERS TOASTED SANDWICHES BREAKFAST SPECIALS Bys Cafe PHONE 100 1 ONION DA 7 3 cans Chase Lumber j Sept. g every spoonful is a any better! your Lanl Coal supply? Why sure ORDER IT TODAY! merry-go-roun- REAL TREAT PROVO CITY war BBBBSBRaiaaiaasszssaaxaiBisBaaaBRBBBBBBBBBBaBRBBBaiil The tentative program for the Homecoming meeting at the Xebo Stake Taberi ad. Monday at 8:00 p. m. is as follows: Invocation, Pusidint Lee K. Taylor; Community Singing, led by Carl O. Nelson; Addre-- s of Welcome, .Mayor Henry ErlainKon; M.I.A. Chorus, conducted by C. O. Nelson; HumorN lliaine ous Reading, Winters; American Legion Auxiliary Chorus, conducted by Mrs. Nellie Stewart, 2 numbers; Milestones in the History of Payson, Samuel Page; M. I. A. Chorus; Vocal Solo, John I. Quigley. - 4c 25 lbs. $1.42 100 lbs. $5.51 Flour High Patent Crackers Broken Vale can 16c 2 tall cans 250 2 lb. pkg. 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