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Show FRIDAY THE PAYSON CHRP NTCLE, PAYSON, UTAH -- vtnauKrAnwvums m HATES If. -- am three lint s , no m i per er 1 ue- j - ni ail I for the annual Brigum ei sity invitation lelayj now complete, according J Hart, of the athletic-mi- ' This meet, whoch has ic IF YOU OWN A MOTOR CAR ' Ltt '! hat.-b Use it for pita an for. Rut if you want a leal ear, convenient, economical. afe, u- -t the Big Reel Cars f j i new. See Mrt. Vera 0th West. h 1 u--- I GENOLA NEWS Ily M . al d o Lorena Smith 'Lit Arthur Taylor and Mr. Ro.voe Filmore rnernbeis of the NYlm StaO M. I. A. Iloaid attended the one at' plays presented Friday evening April J at the tlenola Si hoo! House. The (lenola M. I. A thie, one-ac- t contest plays, in the (lenola school house on Friday i veiling, Apnl pie-ent- 3. The east in In the Making vva- - j. follows: Judge Horded, Mr. J. M. DraI cone Nelper; Mrs. Truman, Mi-.Mi-s Alue Lai on; son; Mrs. Solvisky, Domthv Miss Miss Solvisky. Mori is Mr. Elton; Spencer Truman, Miss Minta Miss Ewell, King, Smith; The cast in The Rank Account" wans follows: Frank Henson, Mr. Andrew Larson; Mrs. Henson, Miss Iu-en- a Smith; Mrs. May Harding, Miss Ruby Jewett.. The cast in An Innocent Fugitive was as follows: Miss Belle Giant. Miss Estelia Smith; Mr. Jack Wamwright, Mr. Carroll Draper; Herr Weimer, M". Nelson. -, -- Iah Goie aJ-t- r. Fi clay aftei noun I IIly at the Jeffei bani the New house in at Day W h.Io , i meg in Salt laike -- 10 Acres I.ars Johnson, tali I -- In juire t jei 4 La -- U s of - Ot-- i U OR SALK new. $2,". Washing Machine go" ! u r P. G. Hanson, 4 Utah. 3tpd. WAN'IEI) J. . In-- To buy live chiekm-Iniuu- e Tackett, Box 101, Saua-qum- , Utah. 3tpd 4 10 31 . (.ice vva g e- in -t 1 y, 1 Local Items A R. Fll.son and famMi. and Mof Anietiean Folk were visitors at Mrs. William Wyler entertained at the home of Mi ami Mi .. W. H. Smith a birthday party Saturday night in Sunday aCemoon. honor of Mrs. Vera Francom. Sixteen a delightful evening. Jen-en and WaineCa Mis. daughter guests enjoyed -- ily Viola spent the wick end m Iayson with hi" patents Mr and Mrs. John Gardner. Mr. and Mr- -. I M. Draper entertain ed at an Faster putty at Lincoln beach on Sunday afternoon Those present weie Misses Leona, and Iai Wanna Wendall and Glade Draper Mes--- s. s. Vaul and Ernest Ewell Draper Mrs. Uri Stewart of Spanish Fork Miss Marva Jensen, Misses Ruth and is visiting with her daughter and son Ronnie Elton Mr. Bud Elton Misses Mr. and Mrs. Cecil II. Nelson. Leona and Wanda Olsen. Miss Klea Hallows and the ho- -t and hostess. Me-si- in-la- w Mrs. Harold V. Gore returned home Mr. Mary and Jewett, Saturday evening from Suit Iatke visitors Iaike City whore she attended a meeting Ruby Jewett weie Salt attended of the and women Satin day of the Democratic Sunday. They State, held in the Newhou-- e Hotel tl,e L. D. S Cimfeience. Mi-s- Jo-ep- es lc I d i ior April 24 FIELD SEED and 2:, he the biggest invitat- - and field meet ever U'uh - hods are divided into1 A!' h hi-- A and B. No team point scores on-- y a,'tp', a. Hvidual performances g i", vnized. Upwards of 2000 aheiis have already signified their o.tentioii of entering the meet, and all signs po nt to some record-hreak-- i g pe'foi manees. Since the inauguration of this athseveral years ago letic Ly Coach Eugene L. Roberts, the B. Y. U. Carnival has grown until it has as the of-fnow come to be ml invitational meet of the legion for high schools, junior colleges, and college freshmen. lma Muidoeh, D'iggs, Idaho, high school lad walked off with individual honors and the gold watch last year, for the first time this feature honor has gone to an individual outside of Utah. Melvin Griffith, former Tooele tar, and now a student at the B. Y. U. won the same award two years ago. Girls of the Home Economics Club of this institution a-- e preparing luncheon for the athletes. MLs Virginia Booth, president of the club, s in charge of the affair. con-dni- d in Packages inter-mounta- ary f in County Organize 4-- H are paramount features in this special shoe event. Men who practice economy will be quick to avail themselves ot this marvelous opportunity to save. VI 1. !Or" i Trim snappy looking oxfords of tan or black calfskin. - $.00 stylo and quality this oxford cannot Ik surpassed. Tor dur- Splendid looking, able shoes in high black or brown kid. My Experiences in the World War $Q.OO by $5.0 Lant & Persson Co. "The Clothiers Now in the Payson Chronicle - U loof ve f 1 ng t he Garden Rakes Garden Hoes ihl-- k down Mth : W Warr Shovels lave Shi Lawn Mowers Jer-- li order Sui :o th thing the heari Farmers' Merc. Co-o- p Nary dead Utah Phone 11 Payson Al an i strei and iiinaaBsiiHBiSSxi93eaii9SB3a9S2ias!izixaix!es3si3u NOTICE TO FARMERS loud Fu .MRS. ERLANDSON Mr. John T. Lant, field manager for the Utah-Idah- o Sugar Company, wishes to inform all farmers that a new shipment of phosphate has ar- rived and all those who are in need of same, for any crop, may secure it by seeing him, or calling at the Sugar Factory. ATTENDS AT SPRING ML: Mrs. Hazel Erlandson .4 Springville last week to meeting of their unit of the Amerc She delivered Legion Auxiliary. address on National Child Welfaa She spoke on the same subjec' a meeting of the Nephi Auxilr Wednesday night. ed day o' vea die get dui dai See Your Dollar Work oni vie ne Cl, Ta qu on ou won t recognize your dollar when you see what it will buy in our store. It does so Y Is as A much more here than in the ordinary grocery store that youll wonder where it gets its pep. But it isn't your dollar so much as its pur prices. Theyre low and saving. Every item is marked at cost, plus our very small of margin profit. You work for your dollars See them work for you. And at no place will your food dollars bring home more for the money than at our 0. P. Skaggs System Store. Bargains For Saturday Only, April -- pound pkg. Angelus H Large size uarshmallows n White Lily U Tomatoes E KJ M of L 11 aw 1 of can 9c iZBIl Large green Tender n Asparagus 1 pound bunch Young Tender Veal Large Pkg Oxvdol 15c 4 H H ZEZBXt5C3KBISlEiIIKIBZ83f&SZSISXEE Ps 1 General John J. Pershing lbg a- laiu n READ s R rigl MEETING The largest and most interesting social event of the past week was gathering of forty five relatives at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Olson on Fasti r Sunday. The happy occas-siowas the fiftieth birthday anniver. sary of Mrs. Olson and guests were from Fairview, Richfield, Pro. vo, Logan. Springville, Salt Lake and Garland, Utah; Evanston Wyoming; Blackfoote and Sugar city Idaho; San Diego Cal. An elaborate dinner was served and the tables and entertaining rooms were decorated with a profusion of sweet peas, primroses and La France .roses. An An interesting feature was the tak ing of motion pictures of the guests on the lawn during the afternoon. Among the lovely gifts presented to Mrs. Olson was a complete silver service on a plate glass mirror, given by her brothers and sisters. ily a McCn o Style, quality and value ,t. !e ALFALA SEED CLOVER SEED LAWN GRASS SEED Clubs With the advent of spring there has been noted considerable building activity in Payson which will not only improve the city in appearance but in a business way as well. Henry Jeppson is completely rebuilding his home on east second street in the fi-- st ward and when the work is completed he will have one of the attractive modern homes of the city. Hyrum McClellan is building a new modern residence on the corner of first east and second north, just north from the homo of Stanley Wilson and the recently completed home of Waldo Wil son. Plans are being made for numerous other buildings and added impro vements. .nm'J' FERRYS FLOWER SEEDS -- o- Utah v mg k MAN Ya mg 4-- H WELL DRESSED X'b ii Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boyack of SoldPROVO Me-ii- ll Wranick, Manilla, iers Summit spent Sunday here wth was elected president of the newly their sister, Mrs. Vera Francom. Club Leadorganized Utah County Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Morten.sen and ers Association at a special meeting in the city and county building Thursdaughter, Barbara left Tuesday for Mrs. Mabel Stewart, Mana.sa, Colorado where Mr. Morten-se- n day evening. vice president; was chosen will engage in farming during Payson, W. Brown, Provo, secretary; George he coming year. Eunice Richardson, Benjamin; Grant Ivir.s, Pao; S'anle and Clarlq Lehi; Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Montague Pi ay, Pleasant Grove; directors. Ethan Utah at Rolapp, family spent Sunday Anson B. Call, county club leader, with Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Johnson. gave an address of welcome and short They we:e accompanied by Mr. Milttulks v ere given by Mrs. Stewart on Montague. Fred We'ght, Springville; Mr. Warn-icand Mrs. E. H. Eastmond of Provo were C. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Gecge and Mrs. John Leilthardt of Pleasant on Wednesday. Salt Lake visitors Grove. More than 50 club leaders and partners were in attendanse. Following the meeting a program, games, songs and refreshments were featured. or me Yc Complete Assortment of Garden Seeds in Bulk or : FOR SALE Duroc-Jerse- y brood the home of sows. Inquire of Ernest Jackniun, f jar Judge and M i J lines II. Wolfe. Mrs blks So. of high school, Payson, a e that-ma- n Wulle of the ( uinmitU e. New Pony bridle. Between )i I.. l.C i LOST: SUCi Gemge Chase residence and the State Finder return to Eearn Gray. am Madison and Mr. and Hank. Mi- II Roland Lunl-aofficers of Reward. M A B.mid were the Xebo vi itoi - at the M I mei'ipg Tuim. ei entng Ml- ml vd at k ,r a! 2tpd Payson - Iajson. 3tpl. J undei Strawberry P Alfufa oi ay i n.sby, - RK.NT OR I r .Mi- I Xlfalfa Hay Fur Sale, inquire J thiinri, (lenola Utah. 2tpd motor owner The Interuihan h a friend to when he is obliged to yet into town quickly each of tin morning, leaving the car at ome for the Btead of parking it on crowded streets all day. Salt Lake & Utah Railroad tation ) (Economical Tren-pI Pay m AND v S' F Sju'.i Uriel. Harnett, v.' xlrri. m nit SILK- - Gieen enamel - . at Ron - 'in- . room 1 - Plan- - Mv fiv- r.?0 W. OR S U.K t i'M GARDEN 1 per .A Plans Announced i 10, : B. Y. U. Relay Carnival Classified Advertisin' APRIL fw w K9 W Eastern sugar cured Bacon, by the pound B5IBSStrXiIlgiiBiStga8slBiBgawKBgIBEBIj2SEl H Sftl-i- r FOOD 4 mm STORES A Surety of Purity J. |