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Show FRIDAY, MARCH THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH The Payson Chronicle entertained at a on dinner Sunday in honor of family her birthday anniversary and also her daughters. Miss Marguerite Peay. At the th.rd ..ard M. I. A. Tuesday ne a t contest play, evening, t" The Bank A' ourt. weie given J. H. MOINTFOKI), PUBLISHER and The .l'ior.. of .Solomon By the v lienee the the of latter vote i; Published every Frida) at Payson, L tali, a cny ol 2,.00 loyal, progressive selected as th winning play to be enand contented citizens. tered in the Stake contest. In the 11 " cast were Bio! op It. L. Vils,i, Fa-Entered at the Post Olfice at Payson, I tah County, Ltah, as second-cla- s .McClellan, M..,. a Wilson, PI ,. .Maitha Kelsey and Miss Edna Hi mail matter. L-.i- Mrs. Arthur SUBSCKIITIONS 6 Months AMERTLSING . $2.00 . $1 00 rt I.Ft!. Light Up Your: f 3 Perhaps the most dangerous of all political disorders is the fallacious feeling that there is some difference in hind between the money of the government and our own money. It hardly amounts to a theory or a belief, but it is a widespread mistake among those who are a little vague in their minds about the financial facts of life. Indeed, it is so deep-seate- d a fallacy that few of us escape it altogether and at all times, and few if any of us cas ever wholly root it out of our minds. When some favorite scheme of MUTTON ROASTS AND CHOPS Pound SHOEING 0- Door South of Farmers Merc. Co-o- 1 p. UTAH PAYSON - The Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co. t3bierifikauzkh U. S. INSPECTED The man of today who helps lead humanity in the right direction is no trumpeting crusader. His friendly thoughts and kindly acts mark him as One Who Lives a Life Worth While. CHOICE STEERS ALL CUTS REGULAR PRICE service. C. HORSE reasonable prices. 15c OUR MOTTO We Buy Only The Best ;; Remember This when J Buying Meats self. Always prompt J. AND day rate) n -- O pressed, in accordance with your instructions. How much more satisfactory and economical than to try to do this work your- it may be, for public expenditure our own benefit or for the benefit of some cause that we approve, we find ourselves thinking at the back of our minds, It will not be you and I that will pay; it will be the government. There is no money with which the government can pay for anything at all except the taxpayers money; that is, your money and mine . . .The Illusion that besets us is that the government is, as it were, a rich uncle with a lot of money to spare, and that it is silly of us not to get as much out of him as we can. If we examine the financial machine we can convince ourselves that there is no rich uncle inside, no sources of wealth, nothing at all to come out of it but what we ourselves have put in. Sir Hilton Young, former financial Secretary to British Treasury Utah Taxpayer. G All work guaranteed at Long Distance Rates have been reduced four times since late 1926 27-2- curtains for spring cleaning. We will return them spotlessly clean, and ironed or is discussed, a scheme, $1.35 FRIDAY - SATURDAY MARCH, 8 & BLACK-SMITHIN- by Telephone 5 Meat Bargains Right now is the time to send us your drapes GENERAL Twin Falls Idaho (station-to-statio- Windows WHO PAYS THE GOVERNMENTS BILLS? F C. L. Flanders to SPECIAL M TKS ON APPLICATION. K in Short Seconds the birth of a son on Tuesday March 21. Mrs Moore was formerly Miss (Mantel Hurst. aiiBKaaaiaiiiiaisiaaia ear 1 LONG MILES ce I 1 Pi-a- Mr. and Mrs. Huish Moore announ- l. 27, 1931 3 8 Barney Merchant Tailor Phone 100 PAYSON UTAh responsibility. Porters Meat i Deseret Mortuary Market B I When we are called to serve you at some distant point we immediately relieve you of all Phone 153 UTAH PAYSON, Service Above AO" Provo 45 i Payaoo Associated with the MERRIL MORTUARIES 107 Inc. FOR EIGHT CENTS A DAY Phone 171 The 20,000,000 customers of the electric industry pay an average bilpof 'j cents each a day, according to Samuel Insull, President of the Middle West Utilities Com12 pany. Half of them pay 5c a day the other half pay all events. In other words, ten million Americans recieve theri advantages of electric power for the price of a daily recieve it paci kage of chewing gum, and ten million more for leiNs than the cost of a package of ordinary cigarettes. this reason that the battle over power becomes, It is on investigation, an absurdity. American is now perplexed by abundant important problems prohibition, the tariff, foreign trade, unemployment, overproduction in certain basic industries, the rising cost of government and the like. Any one of these problems is of vital interest to all citizens. They must be solved, or social and economic chaos will result. And our bland politicians go on talking about powrer. For Butter Wrappers S-- tor o o This Section Dedicated T o Scouts Getting in this Course ' Every boy Scout and every girl as well as every father and mother, should know how to swim, because you never know when you may be called upon to save your own life or possibly the lives of others. We owe it to ourselves and to other pople to he in a position to save a life. evening there was a Wednesday course fit lessons startl'd at Arrowhead for all Scouts, under the direction of Roy Tassey of Provo. Altho the snow storm, undoubtedly bluffed many of the boys out, there were a or thirty boys there. bout twenty-fiv- e They all enjoyed the class very much and gained a great deal of knowledge about swimming and of taking care of ones self in the water. This course will continue for the next few weeks and every boy should take advantage of this opportunity to learn to swim correctly and to take care of himself in the wattv- - and in cases of need to take pare of somone else as well.. See vour Scout Masters About oly, made up the purchasers of the sport car because of the individuality the car expressed. Elders clung to the dignify of the close type as against the informal open model. But here, ns elswhere, youth won out. The demand for sport cars grew. The manufacturer found a way to incorporate their production in his program. He went even further. He devised means of making deluxe models of the enclosed type, evolving entirely new body styles. He produced a ear embodying maximum utility, which appealed to elders, and the features that had intrigued youth CHEVROLET NEWS significant trends in automotive field, evident during past year or two and certain to nore pronounced than ever this iring season, is the evolution in lar favor toward the sport or detype car. Popularized on the ge campus, the dolled up auto-l- e represents a constantly' ie of the grovv-proporti- of each years out-pu- t, de-Ju- the increase in favor meaning ually lowering prices due to out II. J. Klinger, viceand dent general sales manager Motor Company, Chevrolet ie ily a relatively short time ago sport car represented something novelty for two reasons only lited few wanted it, and the nianu "lie clump irer particularly ts lfacturer could not include V The Soring Lake Boys are going strong. Last Saturday the troop and Scoutmaster spent the morning cleaning up the grounds around the meet-hous- e and cutting wood for the church In the afternoon they took potatoes, meat and eggs and many other good things to eat and went up on the lulls. Some of the boys passed off their 2nd class cooking tests, those passing were: Mervin Spamhower. Milan Jacobson, Murry Jacobson, and Donald Carter. Golden Menlove and Ned Butler passed their 1st plass cooking tests. After the tests were over a treasure hunt was engaged in. A trail was laid by Golden Menlove and Ned But. livr. The other boys had an interesting time following the trail and all succeeded in finishing befose their allotted time was up. Theyre all looking forward to an other dav in the mountains. it in xxooooooooooooooo PAYSON SHOE REBUILDERS j production schedules because of necessarily high price which he d have had to place on this type eason of that limited demand, Klinger explained. 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Now when costs are lower in every branch of industry and commodities, the time is ripe for you to start on that long awaited home of yours. ... ... f N s M M s N K N BUY NOW for PROSPERITY Pay,S MAIN STREET Co PAYSON, UTAH 'i 4 ..1. 1 1 1 1 Chase Lumber and Coal Co. I g . Anythmg AYSON n Lumber Everything in Service g : n..,ii.,,IIIII1IlulI11IIlliii.ninmra(Hn! POon 127 I IT AH |