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Show THE PAYS; UTAH PAYSDN N CHRONICLE, H inn .h ll,Un has be n a gue t Mm kill A n i,- - M IUIIIIIIiiOIIIIIIIIUItlllllllllllllUlllli:illlHnuilllllllMUIIIIIIIIIIIICl!lllmlil!illllllllMi:illlllllllllllll!linillllllllllllll WANT ADS ISO... YOU WANT TO HEAR ABOUT HOME? For Fall Plowing call at 383 N. Fourth West. GRAIN CLEANED and treated by Carl W. Reed Hi mile south andV4 mile west of DRG Depot. Theie is a current of excitement is the air this week, for it beginning of school For days, now', your mother has had standing room onlv midst the stacks and hangi rs of freshly pressed and sewed school clothes, and now she is knee de c p in bushels and bushels of luscious np peaches An old cook stove in Wanted Outside, your dad whistles a good condition to use in washcheery tune as he take s over a Mrs A. L. Stott. house. few of your choies The young ones are purring like kittens WANTED TO BUY Old Gear The peaches in your mothers boti box out of separator. See Pay-so- n tles are golden as the notes at he throat It may be that your lc Chronicle. arrived this morning You ought to see the cellar at MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE furnished or partly furnished apt. or house. fcee Mrs. Eail Smith, 137 S 7 E WANT TO BUY or rent Electric hot plate, canner for sealing cans Mrs. Earl Smith, 137 S 7th E. TO RENT FOR SALE Used Range. See Mrs. Gould Dixon, 84 W. 4th N A radio and a hay Call at Chronicle office. FOR SALE chopper. ''ll y house out hi e ik as y Youi mg a e ,1 1 djs i Ui mu md g c k r i UrtEis Vulcanizing for small breaks now done at Jim Crump's Garage. SAVE V OUR tiav-elt- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE New Zealand breeding does. Sc1 Harold Patten 240 So. 1st West FOR SALE RABBITS FOR 508 5 SALE Fresh milch cows, South Third West. Notice Several fresh cows for sale. Holsteins and jerseys Enquire 92 E 3rd South, Payson. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 24 acre farm. Close in. Call at 290 So. 5th West FOR .VENT FOR RENT A furnished ment. Call at NOTICE 294 apart- North 4th W. TO HUNTERS: Don't bring your meat to the cold storage plant unless you have a locker, because we have no room. To those who have lockers: Bring only as much meat as you have locker room for because we are all filled up. Skin your own deer. Payson Cold Storage PERSONAL e I it Ge Mis Fi ui rie tl u e tn II to i ' i i 1 ii t i M . ( tins o (1 I ' iv s in m But p u d i e 0) le i i ilM in war fan1 to get game lie no ne i s hm m d for i sts as the1 asu st me thod of e le ai mg the md Sue h funning was insignificant to what Man now h is is going on tod. i lightning beat, not foi speed, hut m the nunihe I of fore st fin s stai t ed Mine than 90 per cent of all such fins are man caused The n si iiousne ss may he icalied w he n they an ((inside led as the cause k in e t P i lV le i i i P v n t k ' i nm v n ti v i s, It and n ka ml D v e it in moderat- m J he i s m s ot , k ml u e a ka siste , i! , m I t it Y. t n h.ii s k Utah ! R iv n f He u h nd Shi v n mg be si le s vo sons Flovd md Ye i nun m Whiting ol Silt Like bits two f i v. t Pas le ui m nil i m n u v ' mov v k live ibt V t MMU , i i m ,1 4 p Ml tm w is w u k sc 'V e 1 i in P lined tin s i e el i i il t 111 C imp. I Pi Ml a d i in nts le a,o S ,t n t v it he i ill w us i sin k ill Whit mg M s 4 ni i e i i , u s sein 7 I h i us mil'll In P ka e w nte nde tlep i 1U s s m U i e k In n vii and s)u SI Cal m J n v Mieh n hen Be - t sti oke s h Si, s u Id t d iv it thi lo a ,pg a , e dim SZs1 FI ot Sv K ste t) Pav No i In d S etU' Pav son Citv sp,t J1 w tie luMng e ,, mi l e eaU are an important investment Winter ui ' tt n 74 m e ton man entiled the scene1 the only nisi1 of finest fins was lightning Indians hui nt d fonsts RULES FOR FIRE PREVENTION. o 1 I'av (1 Mi n I md Mi s J mu s H ot Ce dai Citv , isited ii i list week w ith Mi n u n s Mi end Mi s J mie s 11 u n . ml lamilv astc t t m s Nellie Jones Whiting III M w U L ( m .it the ai mv i ,1 Be veatly rtnmt , n'D litmii h lit I 150 000 t 1 111 V ot B iv in I enough to build ely pined homes e i .l tn eanv out then functions The" thing th it the I m st finer fens most is file Fin is tin nil Mi m M s i nde I1 s i tn in. It is a eie s nl the foie st ' k ( S dt wen etv t i si tot s 111 tile fol st .ill to nit u nh i lie (if g'C.etest assistance 111 tills Sun ill tse of loiest administration (its Mi , ii Mis John s ol a $470,000 000 . I i li e D iiu a v M i Min ''hull i i nte i i s me p nt b i '. i mi e le s ( e rn a Me Be th and Is,, n ( I. I 'igi s Mis Bu ( ' r 111 s ' o' k I Ms night S j j s i X L: V c, s V K I1 ? V , Ge ui ge me M s Pi a i , nd J md Mi ng i, Meitin et Midhud On .on an g1 limit Ini hen k um il st p e g n corn! tie 10 p m Mondav at at the Pav son Second waid th ipe 1, w ith Bisln Ke nut th T innt l in chaige Ft id iv A business meeting was But id was in the Pi ov o City eem-- t he Id and dans w ie n a 1, hu the ti i v s weak Refit shnunts wen1 veil -- K Farm and Home in Wartime Ma-un- e e g Gp) . WAR v , v la-tio- n CHANCES t i e i For All Occasion Service! 1 CHESTERFIELDS ) 29.75 lines e st S' ed i What e in tuggi ith a veh c tt en Kivein satin lined' Waimlv De uble pi otection lined in tho hospital convalescing ions illness ay With Dm iblt fie e op Pi n Venn hips ani1 v ;r?a Ms Ml W11' and Mis famih, all of '.uni Tidwell. as it m lined PROBATE 'Inwn k ,1 M M f n , Hlr ,, Hills moth,,, Mls V h t e v e t ti n iki ini coat thi-p- i 7 14 Warm Yet Light! W ip tii without weight i a tnek' Alpaca woo! t n BLFNDED t 'li Mind" ihaiT best Fnint fk models Smart Service! e . a e n BOYS' FINGERTIPS idc ne V. g si ; put ten pe re ent of vour me me intej War Bonds g y iff ni b 10.14 cco and vvatri i it'ine for all-v- v cathi lie pel!or duty i K aC( Tailored Just Like Dad's! REVERSIBLE H JR. BOYS' ,y Sea Ilog a hi ne 6.49 'TESSfa ' r Ilaidv and l Sizes 4 Fourth he State of I tah Count et Schcxil! 10.90 CUNAPAC When men are in the saddle for hours, their saddles saddle re lk and other eiiuipn ent must be made to stand the wear Complete with carbine and helmets, the equipment for the cavalryman runs into hundreds, of dollars. You can help provide this with your War Bond pur chases If vr,u hive nit d me so join the Payroll Savings Plan and Lamb Tidwell an) ft i intcilming 22.50 Tid- - Vi, to MEN'S OVERCOATS GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES C emsult C ountv t lork or respective signus fjt fui ther in- dii r f & Ltih, in ' i v 'ongtr visit humation Distnet Comt ef District designed hndv fleece stui k of M. am. Sundav in-- 1 Ik turn - utfu U GIRLS' REEFERS sary Miss Je'anno M n ie P,,vve 11 was honoi i"d bv me n he m of hen fam-l- k at a hlthd iv dmnei Mom! iv night Slit" has beep tmploved at tho tapitol in Salt I ke Citv. and plans to leave in tie ne u tutiiie hn a now position i i San Flan- CISCO , 12 20 REEFERS Wear for Best Dress or To 11 e no fleece collar inter- I vv 19.75 The tradition of nierttan cavalry thi tads biek to Indian w arfare days and dlthuu.,h modem armies are laielv mot med today, the cavalry st plays an in portant role Sturdy, .veil trained h, mes and excellent tquii merit aid teappmgs are neces fiom d up WOMEN'S Mis UiRue Kohmson w as hostess to lie i hi idgo lub Wodntsd n night Guest-- , wen Mis Edith Oekeim.in and Mm Ruth Stevens High seene pnts were won bv Mrs De Isa St dull Mis Thelma Harmei, and Mm Flfie Bean Guests at Mis Lvndon H,l, "i WAN BUiVUS Gene" Vest left We tint sd v for San kiantiseo fm a months visit with (twin Vi st mil lamilv Oven, who is m tl o ii.iu.is at Tie is Hit1 Islam! when he is ton! mid a sei & t mu al p i Donald Betk, son ol Mi and Mis J Milton Be k ntmind Tmsdiv t e mng fi om IP no Ne w he n lie has sp( nt the j, nt tt n das v listing with his snmisMm C.uol Johnson ,md Mia Maigai-e- t Beek 1 1 i cover, forage, and recieational Never bum Binning Biush and scenic values are slash or biush in windy weather PERMANENT WAVE, 59cl Do In this activity effectivedestroyed coopera- or while there is the slightest your own ermanent with Charm-- tion is rendered by citizen observthe fne will get away inurl Kit. Complete equipment, ers strategically located and se- danger that 40 curlers and cluding shampoo lected in advance for this purHow to Put Out a Carnpfne Easy to do, absolutely harmless, pose. Stir the coals while soaking them Praised by thousands including The forest officers are the man- with water Turn June Lang, glamor .us movie star, agers for the people It is their and elunch both sidessmallWetsticks the satisfied. if not refunded Money job to administer the rules under giound mound the fire If you CITY DRUG COMPANY. which the forest is operated As cant get water, stir in truth and a part owner in the entei prise, it tread it down until packed tight is the responsibility of every vis over and around the fire Be sure HELP WANTED itor to assist these public servants the last spaik is dead. Applications will be considered for a number of positions for women and men attendants to w'ork with mentally retarded children. There are also occasional openings for office workers, teachers of mentally retarded and various other types of work. Living quar- SKIER ters and subsistence in addition to blanch of the seivice in which his FARMERS' WAR salary are offered to single and BOND QUOTA diod m oidei that his d.uigh sons unattached persons. Wnte Utah State Training School, American Farmers have a war bond quo- ttis, Jano and Kate, might conFork, or call in person any week ta of 16 billion dollars in the 15 tinue1 to enjoy all the advantages day between 9 and 5. billion Third War Loan Dme be- that ate guaiantet'd to me under of government ' One our Applications will be considered ginning Sept 9 and continuing of Pisystem n ate intei ling s sons, for middle aged couple who are through the month. Duung the Joe N Winteilmg, Cenpoial U to able and the live unattached at campaign canvassers expect died at and the othei.Ma-nnBataan, institution, to work with mental- call upon at least 3,600,000 of the Seigennt Flank E Winter-linly retarded children. Quarters nation s 6 million farm homes dud iitGuidaleanal and subsistence will be provided Farmers income figures point to Write Utah State Training School, big bond subscriptions It is es- RATION POINT CHANGES Reflecting ,en m Movement m American Fork, or call in person timated that their cash income meat supplies, the r.Uion civilian 5. 9 bilweek between 19 and be will any from marketings day cost of most lamb and bacon cuts lion dollars this year. snloin stoak and tib roasts has boon i educed fiom one to two TO START USINC points in September In addition RATION BOOK III several vantty meats have lowci Ui The first brown point stamp" point values tameiy butte i in War Ration Book III will be- inci eased two points to 12 points come valid Sept. 12. This stamp, per pound Count! btittei how il a A, is good for 16 points through evei, has been assigned a October 2 Brown stamps will of six points per ptu.nd The pum become valid on successive Sun- chasmg powei of the1 moats tits days and will always expire on stamps m Septemhei will be a lit the Saturday nearest the end of tie huge! than in August because a month. They will be used for the dt eieaso in meat point dues rationing meats, fats, oils, canned moie than cancels the hijtr ce'st ef cteameiv butte t fish, cheese, canned milk, and all other eommoodities now rationed BIG DEMAND with red stamps in War Ration FOR STRAW Book II. The small stamps bearOF HAVING YOUR DRIVER'S Farmers in the straw ptodiu in, LICENSE REVOKED AND ing pictures of field guns, tanks, w hi be urged to make mi iw areas et not I are y and CANCELED airplanes ships, renot has who use. in available to straw boat d manufic-tuieiAnyone The Utah Automobile Responceived Boook III may obtain one to them to keep up enable now in effect is Law sibility by applying to his local ration with very heavy rcquiiemtnts for Protect yourself by obtaining board. shipping containeis for militan liability insurance now fences and essential civilian uses FATHER ENLISTS FOR NEW LOW RATES The War Pi reduction Board is coAFTER SONS DIE S or Writ operating with the War Food Adold Wisconsin farmer ministration in a program design A PAYNE REAL ESTATE & whose two marine sons gave then ed to increase straw collection in lives in the war against Japan. m midw ester n states Due to heavy INSURANCE COMPANY now a marine doing private dutv rams and flood conditions in the guarding somewhere with his Spnng much of the available crop 32 WhI Center Street was de'stn'vod State and Countv PROVO. UTAH companion sentiy, a powerful F War Boards ate expected to as Private dog FARM STATE for Agent MUTUAL ENUSRANCE CO. J W. Winterling said it was only snt straw board manufacturers in natural for him to enlist in the locating available straw. TAKE 111 her Pli i 1 moil" thing about the ehanges these wui times have We at bi ought to our to in not Pi Pi ale op'e up glowing beginning to lock then doors at I will pay a reward for information as to the whereabouts of a wheelbarrow which I loaned some time ago. R. L. Wilson. timber, DONT Bi rk Is I M ' 7 One one" ' ( m ' Be Matches sun1 your match Bleak it in two be foie is out v ou thi ow it away 2 Tobacco Be sin e that pipe ashes and tigui oi cigarette stubs are dead be foie throwing them Never thiow them into away brush, leaves or needles Place them in the load, trail or on bate ground and stamp out with the Uinta forest officeis have com- foot Be foie build M.iking Camp batted brush and grass fires in this same locality in recent times ing i fne, scrape away .ill inflamEvery year, when diy conditions mable material from a spot 5 m diameter Dig a hole in prevail, several forest and biush feet center and in it build yout fires are started through the care- the lessness of a few tiaveleis, camp- carnpfne Keep your fire small Never build it against trees or ers, fishermen, and hunters. A constant vigil is maintained logs oi near brush Never bieak Breaking Camp by forest rangers and guards to discover and put out these fires camp until your fire is out dead out before valuable watershed CHJFQLOAN I fam. sPmd h ti t points Escalante Too , Had Trouble Because Of Forest Fires Escalante, the eaily Spanish ex plorer and first white man of record to visrt this section, cnteicd the eastern boundary ot what is now the Uirita hoicst in 177b in Strawberry Valley, which he call d ed the Valle de la Puiisima, up Mud Creek, ovei the divide, and down Diamond Folk its entire length, describing in his diary its beautiful be nds and good pasture suitable for she p His classifiand cattle raising cation, made 167 years ago, still stands Since settlement of this section of the State in 1847 by Mormon pioneers, livestock raising has been, and is today, the principal use. Escalante pioceeded down Diamond Folk past tin sulphui springs, still flowing, into the main Spanish Folk canyon with lleie its three sulphur spnngs he encounteied almost impassable barriers through the nairow' pait of this canyon now transv vised by a transcontinental railioad and U. S. Highway 50 Near the mouth of Spanish Fork canyon, he had difficulties with the Indians who, he reported, burned the glass so that there would be no feed for his horses. The stay of the exploring party was therefore n hi t i s r TIRE REPAIRING it li md of ti in pent eck the n q ,i n J l' M d it - IV Its bursting Shoitugis ti in do hue Jr , -- i w ' S, i he 1 bin' n 2 p t iiii".ih i i. e ni ',1 u av Omv Unit - old pionc i i a (lilfi m nee The bottli s ol P ui' and vt gt tables and j ims an j lie s an hru d up like si Ida i Ov i I m the eoi ne i tht m s a f a for (allots and cabbage1 and the like And though it m not to In eater, Mill ought to see the c J s , u Mr M motl i food us ill oui gi undp in tit d, iu n stow 1 , Meiba Y. Beckstrcm (V uiinmiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiimiiiiuimiiiiiiiiuiiiimmiinimimiiiiuimiiiiiiiiuii in the WANT OBITUARY LOCAL ITEMS k I I tn t j clotv j 'dice ' i rs st a i Ju-tiici- S' S 5 id NOTICE TO CREDITORS ADAM Jk. VsL, Cledilois u ir i t 11 kj P , , G b Vc,UI t suit II In, I s t claims i,, oath, to the ratoi at n ' Ttjh County. ( GUI Y C Ait imv Pav - EMate of eased. IX i,l p, .sent Vith Ve Ui hem un, t me.r, C,;' 1 lt I . I lee ies : btn ENSEN, IlstlatOl t ! r A fctA rd C, J i py : U. ' ..Ely Fr.nt Models! MEN'S FINGERTIPS I1EF 11.28 ii h v ' s 1,1 l l h ft i 'i VALLEY MORTUARY 54-ye- ar ' il 3rd e da .tiatoi , V.'AR I Mra $100 i ir i'ond A partv of stamen on searchlight detail in the souih Pacific found this hirinif mascot LOAN hog FORMERLY the DESERET MORTUARY uhiih ship, a seasu k. (hev have made their some" has the run of her former lint t , and never gets WALirp P' r.. : I hiby - 3 n C P 1 y o, Hatch J hnson Utah Willnn Snanish F F Ji' n. FD . , |