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Show FEBRUARY FRIDAY, THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH 27, 1931 FI unices. Speeches were made by the fl ! following members: Mr. Ajza Pag and Pres. Mr. George Spencer, Lee f ; EASTER APRIL COMES ON GENOLA NEWS Local Items lrs. A. K. Wilson, Correspondent 5 GET YOUR WARDROBE AND HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER EARLY First Showing of Many Lines Of New Spring Merchandise Easter comes early this season. Sunday April 5th, one of the most notable days in the entire year. Everyone has the inclination and personal desire to he at their best. New wearing apparel, freshening up of the household within and without. During the month of March we will make a special effort to help jou with wholesome and practical suggestions. Watch our announcements from week to week. ROUSE DRESSES Two wonderful values ready for selling this week. You will not find better styles, materials or more sprightly patterns anywhere. Group 2 Group 1 ID Miss Madge Reece W. J. Thane, manager, and Stephen D. Marham, President of Utah Wasatch Dairy Inc. held a meetirg at Cenola Feb 20. A temporary board was elected to get eonti acts signed for The membership in this incorporation. hoard that members of the temporary was elected are: Mr. Ii A. Smith, pres Mr. G. L. Shoemaker. Sec. & treas., Mr. Elmer Jensen, N. II. Hallows, I. A. Cooper board members. The lunch that was nerved was to represent dairy products. It consisted of cheese, butter and crackers, cocoa and ice cieam. The meeting was very prifitable and a number of interested dairy men entertained the Surosis Bridge Club last Thuisday and rught. Her decorations, favors all details were attractively carried out in suggestions of Washington .s Special guests were Mrs. birthday Maughn, Mrs. Winters, Mrs. Wendell Erlandson and Miss Clara Johnson. M-- s. Ramona Smith received the club favor for high score and Mrs. Maughn the guest favor. Members of the) Evening Bridge Club were the guests of Mr. and Mrs John T. Lant last Friday night at their regular fortnightly bridge were placed for Mr. and Mrs W T. Amos, Mr and Mrs. W. C. McCormick, Mr and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fearn Gray, Mr. and Mrs. George Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Ott, Will MiClellan, Miss Leona McClellan and Mr. J. A. Earl. $1.95 R. f Taylor. I Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Anderson and family of Murry visited Mr. and Mra. W W. York. Both plain colors and figured patterns. An unusual value $1.95 Piece Goods .that sparkle with life and beauty of design- We want you to make it a point to come in and look over the new arrivals. You will be as enthused as we are over the selections. - 36 inch Cambric Percales. w t and sister brothers and her friends din-Car- Mrs. Aldon Ludlow entertained the members of the newly organized O. G. Bridge Club Monday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. T. II. Wilson. A patriotic motif was used in honor of Washingtons' birthday. Miss Clara Pace was a special guest. Mrs. Waldo Wilson and Mrs. Aldon Christensen received the prizes for bridge. A number of young people from each of the nine wards of Nebo Stake were Temple excursion. A number of adults accompanied them and officials from Nebo Stake officiated at the baptis-fmservice. al It pays to advertise in the Chronicle att Col ) da) Thi son and lX)( 1 The following people attended the sei vices of the L. D. S. Church at Iu honor of the anniversary of the Spring Lake from Genola: Misse Birthday of Miss Ruth Sorensen a Ruby and Mary Jewett and Lorena group of friends enjoyed a socialable Smith, and Mr. Joseph Jewett. Both evening. Ice cream and cake were Miss Jewette took part on the seminserved. Present were Marthan Ewel ary program directed by Mr. Oleson. Eileen Garrick, Dallas Davis and the hostess Mrs. C D. Nelson was called to Spanish I ork on account of the ilness Miss Zoa Draper who is employed of her mother Mrs. Uri Stewart. in Salt Lake was visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. I. M. The M Men of the Genola M. I. A. a Miss the program for the meet-nvery rurnished Draper. Draper spent week-en- d her with visiting enjoyable Tuesday night as their part of the friends and relatives. contest which they were having with e girls. The program consista B. of ed Mrs. and Mr. by Carrol Draper and a afteroon song Sunday Smith enteitained a group of friends. pantom ine by the class. The judges e The refreshments consisted of ice awarded the girls the winnM as losers will give the Men cream and cake which were served in ers. The a the sociable after the evening after a very girls party, noon. Present were Mars. I. M. Draper Mrs. B. A. Smith and Mrs. W. H. and daughters Zora, Leona, and La-- 1 Wanna and sons LuRay, Burke Glade, Smith went to Idaho Tuesday morning and Wendell. Mr. and Mr-.- .. W. II. to attend the funeral of Mr. A. A. Smith and daughter Edith and son! Ellison their brother. They were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jensen, ompanied by their husbands. Mr. Marva and son Alma, Trio son died Saturday night from and the host and hostess. monia, Sur the aid j chi! her Ii last SSI m m g H M Bee-Hiv- an a Bee-Hiv- pneu-Kruni- A CUBIC YARD OF SAND Some day when a friend boasts about it am r Miss Edith Smith who is also employ. ed m Salt Lake paid a visit to her paients Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith a tt H fa H F! m ft m m m m p o m n PLYMOUTH and Mrs. John Mitchell and son) County Commissthe load his ancient flivver will carry Earl and Mrs. John Ellison visited ,1 ioners acquiring from ask hime to purchase a couple of cu- Mrs. W. H. and Mrs. B. A. Smith Idaho line to this place. bic yeards of sand for you and then to notify them of the death of their cancel the order with the remark I rother Mr. A. A. Ellison of Idaho. Bids opened for construction of one am afraid the old car could not carry s miles of highway and Mr. Frank Erickson is visiting with near Mt. Carmel junction on Zion Park it. Those who do not realize the weight friends in Bingham. road. of a cubic yard of sand will probably MILFORD insist that this load would be a mere Work started on coMrs. Jane York spent Friday with nstruction of tramway and ore bin at nothing. As a matter of fact, a cubic her sister Mrs. N. W. Nelson. Frisco Lead Silver Mines. yard of sand weighs 2,600 pounds The Nebo Stake Board furnished DELTA which would make 5,200 pounds for Roads in this town to the program for the Sunday evening be graveled. two cubic yards. Mr. - right-of-w- Smoclts La Miss Rhea Lindstrom daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lindstrom has been visiting her parents and friends Miss Lindstrom has bee nin Salt Lake for some time. large and their wives attended. o $1.00 Lorena Smith ay ! three-eigth- New B fa if Spring Patterns, yard M M 15c New Percales. The beat grades, 80 count, per yard 20c Printed Indian Head and Waffle The correct weight for Prints. Yard this season of the year. Spring is Here 39c Smock cloth in plain colors, absolutely fast colors. A new cloth, yard 20c 36 inch Rayon Satin, range of colors. For Lingerie etc-- , Dress up your Windows Beautiful Quilts-Pill-ow- s, yard What a wealth of cozy cheer curtains or drapes of Cretonne lend to a room. Sparkling colors, and designs to contrast or harmonize with any color scheme. It will pay you to make your selections here next week at these prices. Cretonne Printed Sateens 22c 39c a yard 50c a yard Beautiful colored drapes at per yard 40-45- 50c New Printed Travel Crepes in Rayon, yard 49c Fancy Shantungs in colors, yard 75c Dainty Marquisette 5 Pc. Curtain Sets 98c and Dotted, plain flowered patterns, many new designs. ft ONE CHiCK FEEDER WiTH every Bagful of pumNA starting Chows 100-poun- d W THAT YOU ORDER WiTHiN THE NEXT FOR EiTHER 7DAYS... MMEDiATE OR FUTURE DELiVERY- - 50 CHICKS can cat comfortably from one of these feeders. . .eating sanitary and one bagful of Purina Startena Chows in six weeks. Each one of these chicks can eat only one thimbleful of feed per day. From this little feed they must get so much. That's why there arc 14 feeds in every thimbleful of Purina Startena Chows (mash or 14 feeds which are there in just the right proportion. . .mixed over and over 960 times. The 1930 national feed survey of 1,834,513 chicks tells you the kind of a job these thimblefuls do. At six weeks of age, 92 out of every 100 Purina-fechicks are alive and growing. And they weigh an average of of a pound more than other chicks. There's the story for you... the story of Purina Startena Chows. We offer you this proven starting feed. . .with a free feeder per bagful. Take advantage of this bargain. Order now and well have the feed and feeders ready for you when you want them. . .either now or any other date you set this spring. feed-savin- g 100-poun- m m d m m m n f! Purina Startena Chow ( Mash or ) Purina Chick Chow ( Scratch") All-Ma- a ... 5 Pc. Ruffled Curtain Sets 49c isette, in Marqu and flowered plain patterns, a real totrTHe H d one-fourt- 100-poun- d i ga m h a a .Purina STARTING CHOWS i a 'la m FARMERS PAYSON MERC Phone 11 CO-O-P UTAH PAYSON Co. Milling Phone No. ST UTAH a a a a fa fa a a afa m fa b an |