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Show S. C LASSO CHRONICLE DRY CLEANING CLASSIFIED We do all repairing, mending, ADVERTISEMENT RATES install new pockets, zippers, and cuffs. PICK UP AND 15c per line for the first DELIVERY. week and 10c per line for each consecutive week, with a minPHONE 279 imum charge of 50c for first HILL CLEANERS week and 30c for each additional week. Cleaning Service. Alterations and repairs. Any want ad that requires Special one day service. billing at the end of month and delivery. will be Local pick-u- p charged at 15c per line RONS per week. Complete PEERLESS CLEANERS W. Utah Ave 175 Phone 388-- J For Sale - Real Estate FLOWER PLANTS your Harvest Giant Mums from Martha Chard, 524 No. 3rd East or Gwen Porter 540 So. 4th East Order For Sale 96x209 Building Lot, tf 2-- J. FOIES) SMALL FARM 10.8 acreas, coops, barns, etc. for Decoration or Iris Peonies Modern 5 room home, $12,500. Day. See Leo Smith, 188 No. Terms. Oral Bartholomew. 3 East or Ph. 211-- J. Phone Sp. Fork 0418-R- The Payson Chronicle, Payson. Utah THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1960 to be held In Provo May 27 to 29 Rockhounds from throughout the state are expected to WORK WANTED part'cipate in the second anELECTRICAL WIRING Elec- nual rock and mineral show tric Service on, ranges, dry- being sponsored by Timpan-ogo- s ers, water heaters, deep Gem and Mineral Society Hill in Provo May 27, 28 and 29. freezes, refrigerators 346-Electric. Phone More than 100 cases of mintf eral specimens and cut and Large and small Electrical Ap- polished gemstones are to be Call on display at the Utah Napliances REPAIRED. 746 Payson or Goshen CR tional Guard Armory in the exhibit which will be free to Glen Erickson, tf the public. On Friday the exhibit will be open from 11 a. m. to 9 p.m.; on Saturday Female Help Wanted from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; and Avon Worlds Largest Cosmet- Sunday, 9 a.m. tn 8 p.m.. ic Co. Celebrating 74 years There will be a swap table Nationally advertised guaran- and door prizes. A display of teed products Personal service fluorescent materials is also in the home. Needs immedi- being arranged. ately sales ladies in the Pay-so- n Among the displays will be area. Write Mrs. La Vera gemstones and mineral speciAnderson, 164 North 7th East, mens from Utah, Idaho, Wyo- 2 ming, Nevada, and other wesProvo. tern states and some importFOR SALE - LIVESTOCK ed materials. There will also be fossil and Indian artifacts For Sale Holstein cow Ph. on exhibit. 1- -8 El-ber- 3-- 5-- ft., 2 blks. from New Wilson school, Cornell Binks. Phone 594-- Rock, mineral show 269-- or see John 6-- Rasmus- sen. 6-- FOR SALE 2 MISC. 1. 5-- tf Alt kinds and sizes of aprons $1 to $1.75 at Alice Barneys lot for Sale 80x154, Building and Gift Shop. 1 Sewing blocks from new school. Spring Lake Road. Phone Stevens Cabinet Shop 180 522. 5 tf West 1st North. Phone after 5 p.m. Pianos Why pay more. Factory to you. Grands or For Sale Two bedroom home 109 Phone FR with full basement, large N. 4 W., Provo. Lester R. lot with fruit trees, Includes tf Taylor. gas range and carpeting. Good location. $8,500.00. 91 Mercury Outboard Motors. E. 6th South. Phone Payson Fibre glass and resin for 622. tf. boats. Boating accessories. Pickering Cabinet and Door, Home For Sale by owner, 3 tf. Payson. attached garage. bedroom, Basement apt. Near Schools SPOTS before your eyes on remove and church. See at 370 So. your new carpet 4th West, by appointment them with Blue Lustre. Rent our Blue Lustre electric sham5 Phone 578 poo machine. Payson FurniFor Sale 3 bedroom home on ture and Appliance Co. lot 86x100 ft $4500.00. Large Three chicken coops. carport, gas heater, floor For Sale 190-Phone 310 or 775-coverings. See at 610 W. 3 7 - 7 South Main. 5 tf No. or cail 531-For Sale Ford Tractor with on this Look only $250 down Davis Loader. Newly reconnice 2 Bedroom Home pricditioned Call Ray Hiatt 128-ed at $5500 on a G I Loan after 5 p. m. interest. Drive of 4Vi 455 West 2nd at North, by For Sale Drop-lea- f extension Call Frazier at Payson. room table, $20; white dining or Springville HU extension kitchen table, $7. HU Phone 417. 3-- 10 For Sale Automobiles FOR SALE: Chevrolet Sedan $50.00 Chevrolet School Bus (new motor) $350.00. 1950 1946 School 1949 GMC $200.00. Bus BOARD OF EDUCATION NEBO SCHOOL DISTRICT Phone: Spanish Fork 798 6-- For Sale Chev. 4 by 4 Truck, with winch, new motor. Contact NorGood tires. man Broadhead. Ph. 378-- 5-- 5-- Spin-nett- s. Everything You Need In The Line Of PAINTS, PAPERS, CLEANERS, VARNISH, STAINS, SHAMPOOS ETC. at a price to fit your budget Tanner Paint & 4-- - 5-- 4-- 2-- 310 Payson 6-- 20-- 6-- 2 Wallpaper 2-- Phone 55 S. Main 50-- 5-- FOR SALE - STOVES For Sale Used furnaces and Water Heaters. Spencer Sheet Metal. Phone 224. tf 3-- FOR RENT J or 4-- 6-- 5-- R FCr Rent 3 room unfurnished Call apt., 85 N. 2 West. 542-- J. 319-- tf 8 5-- Fum. apt., $35.00 plus lights. 255 North, 1st East. 3 -- Room PERSONAL tf. 3-- FOR RENT 2 bedroom basement apt., partly furn. Ph. ., 346 So., 5th West. tf. For weed, yard or household insect problems call Payson 136-Montes Insect & Pest J, 438-W- Control. 5-- tf. 4-- Do you have a drink.ng For Rent Small house, un- problem? Alcoholic Anonyfurnished. Has stove, floor mous Meetings will be held coverings. Reasonable rent every Thursday, 8:20 pm. at tf. American Phone 414-Legion Hall. Phone tf. For Rent home, partly 522. furn. Gas heat, gas cook Provide SUCCESS for your stove. At 308 No. 6th West. children through tf Phone 690-and WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA. See Local For Rent 5 room apt Ground Rep. Maynard C. Moore. Ph. floor. See A. J. Smith or tf call 605-5-- 3-- CHILD-CRAF- T 5-- 5-- home. For Rent Call 174-- For Rent or J 0103-R- Clerk-Treasur- 1. No. Main. Call 452. er Board of Education Nebo School District 340 bedroom apt., 2 NOTICES At a meeting of the Board of Education of Nebo School District, held Monday, May W. 16, 1960, Superintendent W. Brockbank presented the proposed budget for the 1960-6- 1 school year, amounting to This budget was $3,809,019.00. approved by the Board of Education as their tentative budget for the coming school year. A public hearing on the budget will be held on Monday, June 6, 1960 at 8:00 p.m. in the Board of Education office in Spanish Fork, Utah. The public is invited to attend. C. J. Wendell, tf 5-- The Board of Education of Nebo School District will reIdeal For Rent Furn. apt. CUSTODIAN for new two-stor- y ceive bid quotations for the location. 3 cheerful rooms, building. Rent free ap- sale of their residence located bath, laundry room, facili- artment and salary. Write in Goshen, Utah, across the ties, 278 E. 1st So. Phone Utah Education Association, 161-- tf 5-- room furn. apt For Rent Ph. 128-Central Apts. 5:30 week days or after p.m. tf. Sat. or Sun. Furnished apartFor Rent ment, convenient uptown location. Very reasonable. 94 West 1st North. Phone 567. 3 R 5-- For Rent House in Payson. Provo. Inquire FR tf 5-- For Rent 4 room home, for information call 540 E. 2nd So. or Tel.. 668-- 5-- J. East South Temple, Salt Lake City 11, Utah YOUNG MEN 17 to 29 urgently needed for Railroad h-Teletype operators. Also for this year High School graduate. Starting salary to $400 a month plus overtime. Benefits include hospitalization, free transportation, paid Small retirement. vacation, tuition short training. For personal interview, send name, age, address and phone to Box 248 Payson R R T T Utah. 312 5-- Telegrap- PERSONALIZED SERVICE Youll Be Surprised LESS THAN $15000.00 WILL BUY 19 ACRES OF LAND, MORE WATER THAN IS NECESSARY FOR TO RAISE CROPS, SHEDS. CORRALS STOCK. A 4 BEDROOM HOME. ON SCHOOL BUSS ROUTE. 1 Vi MILES FROM PAYSON. Economy Plus SQUARE COMPARE LOT Cramps HERE IN HOME FOR $6000.00 WITH BUILDING COSTS. FEET SPACE JOHNSON REAL ESTATE PEARL BIGLER. Local Representative Telephone Huish Theatre Bldg. aloud. A certified check for the amount of the bid must accompany the bid. The Board of Education reserves the right to accept any bid or to reject any or all bids. C. J. Wendell Clerk-Treasur- Panseys, Violas, Peonies, Sweet Williams, Pinks, Gladiola bulbs, Primroses, Carnations, Columbine, Rose bushes, Snapdragons, Painted Delphinium, Daisys, Basket of Gold, Geraniums, Chrysanthemums. Many varities of Petunias, Marigolds, tall and dwarf, Asters, Ageratum, Dahlias, 3 varities of Allysum, Portu-laVerbena, Phlox, Stocks, Lobulia, Neirembergia and Shrubs. Tomato and other vegetable plants at c, Typewriter and Addins Machine Ribbons flo Comment Vice President Nixon has provided what could be a strong impetus to enactment next year of tax reform legislation by Congress. If he should be elected President, he obviously would be in a position to exert powerful influence on behalf of his legislative program. Even if he should not be elected President, he still if nominated would be titular leader of his party and therefore in a position to influence legislation. The Vice Presidents statement which greatly encouraged tax reform advocates was as follows. If the United States had met adequately its responsi- bility for national security and had a substantial budget surplus of around $4 billion, the new Congress (which takes office next January) should be able to consider in a temperate and responsible way a tax reform measure. The Eisenhower Administration has forecast a $4.2 billion surplus for the fiscal year starting next July 1 provided Congress cooperates in approving the Presidents fiscal O JTAM STAX! T SOC1ATIOI Center St. Santaquin, Utah Phone SK 212 So. INSPECTED TODAY 1 NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN TO PLANT Beautify Your Yard Shade and fruit trees. Evergreens. Flowering shrubs of all kinds. Seeds, garden supplies and landscaping. Come and see us at Sunny View Nursery LEWS APPLIANCE 900 So. 4fh East Springville, Utah CENTER or call HU or Spanish Fork 758 R TV 144 Payroll. Utah THE FORD TRADING FAIR IS STILL ON AT GOSHEN MOTOR Larger Trade In Allowance On New Falcssr, Fords ar.d Thunderbirds TRADES IN GOOD USED CARS Congress. Economy advocates were encouraged, too, by the vigor with which the President denounced the spending proposal. He asserted that the measure would squander the Federal taxpavers money where 'c here is only temporary difficulty, curable without the special Federal assistance provided in the bill." take the lead in planning md financing them. It is certain, however, that he big spenders will continue to attempt to push through Congress their program for costly federal subsidies for a variety of what should be local activities such as school salconstruction, teachers aries, and housing 1956 FORD r. 1955 FORD V-- 1954 1953 VIC. HARDTOP 8 $1140.00 RANCH WAGON, Overdrive FORD V-CUSTOM, New Blue and While Paint 8 FORD V-- 8 550.00 r. FORDOMATIC r. HARDTOP 485.00 MOTOR COMPANY GOSHEN Phone SK Phone CR COSHEN. UTAH OR MARION DAVIS GRAND GIFT for your GRADUATE a genuine made - by- Kodak camera BROWNIE StiwmjL .Ana complete Newest in flash . OUTFIT gift outfit Everything for indoor-outdosnapshooting Brownie Stared! Camera is small in size, easy to use! A tiny but efficient bullhla flash reflector that uses low-coAG-- 1 flashbulbs keeps yos st always set to shoot! Camera takes Of color Ideal gift for qny occasion) snapshots and color super-slideblack-and-whi- s. ALL FOR C I n cn GEANS PHOTO SHOP Phone 265 Payson, Utah ana Advisory Servit Confidential Without Obligation INCREASED EFFICIENCY Service ECONOMY Repair u $It PROFITS We Specialize in GE Sets Service Calls $3.50 11 750.00 Jr rearrangement - General Electric Television & Payson, Utah Then he contended that the Trucks and Trailers Sales PUBLISHING CO. Phhne 171 oroblem should be handled at the local level advice which many argue shoud be applied to a l.arge number of spending and control proposals pending in Congress. In the Presidents words, last ng solutions to the problems of chronic unemployment can only be forthcoming if local citizens the people most immediately concerned Get Your Cars South Highway 91 Payson. Utah CHRONICLE eco-nom- Auto InsoectiGn Hiatt Used Cars cal year (starting July 1, 1961) to make possible a larger surplus. This is conditioned, of course, upon Congress exercising restraint in acting on wild spending proposals. Members of the congressional economy bloc contend that if all unessential spending were eliminated, the surplus could be much greater than the $4.2 billion estimate. Vice President Nixon did not mention specific legislation. But there is considerable support in Congress for the bill which, among other things, would lower per- sonal and corporation income taxes to a maximum of 47 percent by a series of annual reductions spread over five years. Seven other House members have introduced identical bills. This legislation is vigorously supported by the National As- -' sociation of Manufacturers, the Chamber of Commerce and a large number of other national, state and local associations Its supporters contend that the more reasonable rates proposed would, in the long run, actually produce proposals. ievenue than the It is generally expected that more taxschedule. This would present the expanding economy will result, they assert, from readditional produce enough road blocks to ecorevenue in the following fis- - moving nomic progress. Vice President Nixon said the steep rates in higher inPAYSON CHRONICLE come brackets have discouraged saving and investment. A weekly newspaper, establish He said also that more liberal ed in 1888, published ever depreciation rules for business Thursday and entered as sec would encourage investment ond Class matter at the posi and expansion. This also is office in Payson, Utah, unde, provided in the Herlong-Bak-e- r the act of March 8, 1879. legislation. The Vice Presidents remarks rate. $3.00 pei did not come as a surprise Subscription year, $1.75 6 months, payable for in a 1958 speech he had in advance; single copy 10 urged cuts in personal and cents. corporation income taxes and adoption of a uniform manufacturers excise tax. Max R. Warner, Publisher. President Eisenhowers veto f the $251 mill on depressed Madoline Dixon, Correspond Teas bill bolstered the hopes ent f members of the economy bloc that the campaign of the V'g spenders can be repulsed urmg the present session of Roy Olsons Nursery Complete stock of inspection parts ghts, reflectors, flare sets, signal sets, brake shoes, mufflers, etc., at lowest prices. Typewriter Carbon Paper 1 Phone 746 South Main er Keith Board of Education Nebo School District V A 2 BEDROOM HOME. ALL FURNISHED. 85 FT. BY 220 FEET. $4000.00. No street west from the Goshen school building. The frame dwelling is located on a lot approximately 82xl32. It is a four room home with bath and coal burning furnace. Anyone desirous of inspecting this residence may contact Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jensen who are living in the home at the present t;me. Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Board of Education for the purchase of this property on or before Monday, June 6th, 1960 at 8.00 p.m., at which time they will be publicly opened and read FLOWERS FOR SALE BEST QUALITY GEORGE T. ECKERSLEY, REALTOR FOR SALE: OR TRADE: WELL KEPT HOME IN SOUTHEAST PART OF TOWN. LARGE YARD. YOU CAN HAVE THIS HOME BY TRADING IN A LARGER HOME WITH AN EQUITY. LOVELY MODERN KITCHEN. the ef tcWntiftcolly designed end mnnufoslvrcd Tfcrv SALES BOOKS 517-- R v4 r R , Service With " S. Beauty and Dignity -- 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SHONE PAYSON Geo. T. Eckersley, Realtor, Phone 567 E. Byron Daslrup, Sales Mgr., Phone K ? Qollexj MORTUARY CHRONICLE SERVICE : - : o 64 WEST 1st NORTH PAYSON : , i |
