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Show 'I a THE PAYSON CHROXI' The Payson Chronicle 'i: l! 1 I !.iy- i zen pi auks of ihis old '.bat he who gave Pay. name. The burnt on. on eente. lb--J. II. MlH'MK)l(l), 11 m.ISHEH tough that his skin gives off a mellow glow like that of l,aked he. Utah, a niy of 3,500 loyal, progressive cut) Friday at Hay.-ouzz and makes him glisten when i and contented citizens. steps lino the open, but do not him with others of h.s tin at the In-- t (llfice at Fay son, Itah ( aunty, Itah, as second class for theie's only one waferiuas!-ai one. the hes mail matter. SI BS( I a-- , ti $2.00 Months $1.00 hi m hrtisim; Ju-ep- H h ngham M. ss and . Houten-oek- gnt Mr. and their parent w.th - Jane Mr. for the Covered j r W Wom! K W. i. u Mr. and Mi. UV, and Mi C'aia Page and sun Boyd R, man were in Sait pake sVtiiMiav in Salt Lake. f(j .(v Day. 1'. ar.d Mr-- . Mar.icv Wilson were Mi.-.-s Maxine ,, Sap Uk,Satuulay evening for home from s, Sal. Piog-e-of vvhere ,i Pageant. Ihe Spiiit ited for a fortn-glttith , r !jr Miss Retta Wilson sited in n Haft rw orth all ake Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 1 l d Mt ! - M- - ami Mi- Ted -. iti.k aiion. M- III-- ' ' nh M'kU Mr. and Mrs. Thmm M While. an. Mi- - Weton Bean gave a ed home last Thui-.k- tv to Denver whe c a a- y Saturday evening in hon-- , tr-.at o i a Hag,- and Mis Florence Charles Berry, visited place ,d - who a v. siting here from rout.e H"gan. h the.- W k. i I. C, -- k - ; xelswi for ( -- ex-ei'- -- - Local Items WINS rHEN we :nlvertieil ln-a- stone was Firestone the fact that Fireeomplete lines of Tires that not only furni-liin- g Hum-Dippe- iis d met the price hut heat the ;ualit and of every oraile of special brand tires sold liv mail older houses and others, the mail order houses made vigorous protests to Better Business Bureaus and made demands upon newspapers not to accept Firestone or our advcrlising. n Me eannot hlame them for they did not want car owners lo know that .hey could gel, at no more cost, a heller tire made hy a leading manufacturer, hearing his name and guarantee plusourguaranteeand ourserv ice. lien ear owners awakened to this fact, compared the sections we had cut from Firestone Tires and special In. uni mail order tires, and were astounded at the Extra allies ve were giving. M they eame to us, i 1 i -- 63 entitled 'Defini Ised in the Tire Industry' we s. pubi-he- I i vc always been a bit pr hi The llnngna.i hangs tlu- nail again! things I know. Hut when certhas not agreed with the to out Vacationing are bfe of lessons pointed ain loo 1 am sobeied to the fait that 1 Hangnail and it returns niiiu- over - and SiiKtesullen. more and have yet many, many things to learn nearing in it hatched schemes Hie is hut one of them. nnnious ami conventions J h i - of he C O M P A M . f- competitive first line tires as to materials, workmanship or price, Ihis interpretation also applies to all lines of and Mrs. J, eph Jfn-.cam iiora Hills lent Pioneer Day' end at Mt Pleasant. tires. W e therefore recom- mend that advertising to the consumer shall avoid the use of these terms lor the purpose of : i PRICES nee-es-ari- fa-ru- er COMPARE pointed out, "Although each manufacturer's or first line tire may represent his bc.--t standard size I or 6 ply tire, there is not any equality of V itb brain, dark and Hid.tus rumors a' t th 'icing circulated, arid ev-M". and Mis. Elliott futile announce list It of the breeze in the trees seems ' a o vvhi-phe Pay sun ho that danger is near. Keep he I " . all aveo baried! entrances Keep Monday. your ues of escape clean d! Mr am. Mrs. I.. a wea- in Poultry Cue No. St! Old Oie-alalt Hake ia- -t fur He Cm or--man, thrnshermrn, and carpenter. A Wagon Days paiade, walking example of the working possibilities of Newtons law of gravity A s. l.clVr-,eMr. and little man in a big way who got and an eatly start in life hauling manure family motored to S.C Hake la-- t n a coaster wagon. So fond are his for the Pioneer Pay (Vein at ion. recollections of childhood that he often finds himself cutting silly caKTs Mr. a id Mrs. R. II. lluht-- a id happy 'hen lie should he concerning himel the lirth of a son on Tm day with the more vital things in life of lad week at the I t v ,.n p .jura! Ju-- t a little dandruff tryug to ge Mr. ami Mi. D av.d High ahead. H i! ) Case No. 7 of a da igl jaiei-tlike a six fi i ic e of min ter round !tit dav Ji.!v L.'i that has hcimne warped by being ex Mr. and Mrs. John F. n! posed to the weaher too much. A nr; man of destinies the handicap family were in bait lake o'- P.uoe.-that one a'wavs mces in the eaily I 'ay for the Covered Wagon Days favorite amnog the stages of life. middle aged class. He h is oovns.ot a! Mr. and Mrs. 11 W. I nil brilliant that seem to spur him on to bigg, things, shoe and e'rldien and Mrs. Evan Erickson making is i ot one of them. Just one were among the isitor to .wait Igke of those vveik end guys. last Friday. Case No. S A colorful character in a dismal h , a: Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ,f Mae is this victim who ha- Img eluded the rending Miss Leah I ve-'e and tiler-talons of the lla'-g-ntheie ,vo two and little daugh'or who are vi-for ;h explanation Out',at )ieing here from M ehignn, went to Salt is as slew i.s eold ar u the dead ofiljike brainy to view the paiade. winter wrh now fiy.'igand no shade. The other i ha he !,,mh ng bn i eelebi.ited Mrs. J. T. Wigt-alness doesn't .t ,, very well. Connlast week at her ho",Red dent let ichallcnged Somh Main Street with a No V' "U'moiy if party Mr. and Mr. Ernest White if - the bum Salt many old t n i lake, Mr. Marv Haninei and u the lia- - Mr. Ca-- 1 ing remeiid-- i . t Provstgaard were :uet. t Heavy Duty Tires. Our d e f i n i t i c n s Their many friends in Payson will pleased Lo learn of the birth of a He Roy Humid! m to Mr. and Mi .ist week at the Crane Maternity iome in Provo. M- definitions of Lin e Second Third Fine Duty and Super d rs Fine IB. ivy IS PRICES no i f tions of Terms i Even e Bulletin No. 631 was being taken advantage of by some advertisers they a Bulletin dated July Oils as follows: "in our Bulletin No. fo-a- next week. result, our Business and that of other Dealers throughout the country, increased so fast that it has Been necessary for Firestone to run their factories twenty, lour hours a day am! Firestone sold more tires in April, May and June than in any like period in the history of the company. In our advertising we do not make com parisons involving laboratory tests which you cannot verify except in a laboratory neither do we make comparisons of construction or price based on misleading classifications such as first line tire, second line tire or third line tire wedouot make comparisons to confuse and mislead you as to actual values and service we only make statements and comparisons that you can verify for yourself in our store before you purchase the tire. Home in today and get the greater safety, extra quality and extra values found oulyin Firestone Tires. As a Fire-ton- rgriil realized that their t Ixs-aus- 2 When the National Hotter Business Su 1 Continued of TIRE ADVERTISING w.-i- at all, but just darn queer empty. j interest" ) Plot for a short story: A grizzled old propeetor bent wn" orrovv and worry and ca-- e is plod.1 ing aeioss the desert. All he has is a o. a ragged blank.-- ' gaunt pack hur-and a ru-t- y hunting knife and as the late ,1. Harney Oldsfield way to ihe teinfie heat that I; t and du-- : down upon them. Hut the stalks silently on the who tell: us that it liei-n- is m 1. foris nuv fill his alkali and and There undaunted is And trin lungs. they press ue never j;riiU' too old to learn. arid miles for on of ward a foot. water and drop Hat hey old, field was a shrewd miles. w.-- e Hut a maddening thirst giips them man. Soon he becomes too weak to kn"W discover must soon that and .Mar-huthey ll they dim told us, the 'her day, -. he is about and clutching h what wate.num one of their have who Suddenly of that fighter Iriina Camera enteied a hotel dining room t n t-- sulfy ber spies a waierhole and they make hroat he teels madly about. Suddenly his ovo noon in his shirtsleeves and calmly for it. They arrive panting on the to pauses, a gleam lights hi. becomes and with a brfcith unbated, was The hut water alas! scene, ordend his midday meal. Several -he a Hue hand caches for seethed It trembling was drinkable. it pitiful. waiters gathered about him and instead. slime. and by toads H.rurds with and a '.eioited to tell the Mr. Camera that (Continue with the story) that orl of thing simply wasnt beWhew! 90 degrees in the shade a done Chapter 2 this a was for respectable ing no shade. Curses! place. And the sun, gleaming lanefully Hut Mr. Camera look the palms to down. i'll them in an explaining way that above them, beat mercilessly danced merrily on waves heat The he has that it eertainly was being them. And a death dene and that if they would look ai ihe sands before silence like prevailed. h in more clo-el- y they could see him Mrs. E. II. Street and daughtei Then the heat maddened D ib, makio.ng it. Helen returned home Sunday evening full Now Camera is a large man one ing impassionate gestures, beat from Salt Hake where they had bee", e a and let out his lycanthro-pichest upon he of the largest in the world and visiting for several days. yell that sent a tremor sweeping a fighter of no mean repute. So the n which waist ri d.d not press the argument down into the very sands up Mr. ar.d Mrs. Wendall Erlandson stood. he ard their guest went on eating his and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis wen-SalWe must have water ! We must n.eal in his shirtsleeves. Lake visitor Sunday. The men have water! he screamed. "Away to attended the tryouts for the state Is - natural of us to want to be comfortable, but often opinions the horses and man the canteen! rifle team to go to camp perry next Slowly they all heaved a sigh into month Other shooters from here inclu.l aid fomcntions and styles cramp our f d enjoyment and we proceed down tlie air and turned their p inderous ed Izmis Hernard, Niles Vest and a h"t loot under a boiling sun att-,:'- d footsteps on the hack trail :o whert Ralph Coombs. And n in vc.--t and coat because fashion (they had left their fallen hor-edemand- - it. We attend a luncheon in all the time a copper sun blazed away. Mr. and Mrs. Holden Taylor and Hut the men were not to be trifled fid dies, when even the simplest of amily spent their pioneer Iay vaea- now we would feel much more at They were blooded to scenes more :ion at Fish Hake. ti a e m a bathrobe ami house slipp- - ghastly than this and though theii lives were in jeopardy their heart-neve- r Mrs. Arthur Pray visited in Provo us much as flickered. these Aiul so we do things Monday with her daughter, Mrs. Della Soon the horses were spied in the of what an idle world might think. Peay. We sw idler in a theatre Imix because distance and a mad tush was made Mrs. Ezra Stewait and daughter our personal appearanee demands is toward them. The furmost of them, of us. We do endless things, not be- in a manner most upolite, si zed the Miss Maxine Stewa-- t spent Monday cause of those things people call con- canteen to his lips, but lo! The curse n Salt ventions and which are not really of a breaking heart. The canteen wa not ions. jj. 'ke'i.wii Only o'd song reads, Drink to n thine but not so lo" eyes, only )u ( give me a foaming grog of ha old S. VV. Hoot Peer. An conventions tin "l v Vut(fd y - ! Adv. 1",.,. tion. i l.i-- i a- ..P ( i in St i . t k vies on Mai Mr- - - KllIIONS Year M M. n, nleied li FRIDAY, JULY di, AH jAYSOX, !a-- l. M-- the swim! Ho not drink any of this stuff that is flooding f the market today. Protect and your family by drinking only the best available. Consult your chemist at least twice a year and beware of buying in the dark. He in your-sel- nf The story thus far: The supply of liquor in Tapans Hurro is exhausted and volunteers are called to go across the blaring desert and bring back a new supply. Three of the most grizzled and hardened men in the saloon strike madly out and half way across their horses g;ve tors such as Mail Order Bouses, oil companies and others, under a name that does not identify the tire manufacturer to the public, usually because -- COMPARE PRICES be builds his "Best qual-H' tires under his own name. Firestone his i s PRICES Flrtil name on every puts tire he : fla-bc- COMPARE y i Ceyflw Tt makes. Cia Prl - dc-pii- e Our plotless story, the Empty Canteen, has taken the titerary circles of our city by storm! This most famous epic of the west, noted for its clearness and vividness in the scenes of the times it depicts, is being hailed as the story of the hour. No matter how sullen and grim the scene may be The Empty Canteen portrays it in minute detail. Don't pass this opportunity by! THE EMPTY CANTEEN ASpcciaI Brand Tir is made By a manufacturer for distribu- i I Rouble Guarantee F'cry tire nianufac-nite- d l Pdf S7-- J Firestone liears be name Firestone and by s V " ie Firestone's un-- : ""led guarantee and ' ou are douhlv "teited. 9.6 ! - OM-le- ! r- ..... -- l .1 -- """ DU" S..." s. Y.u M.. 4 I,- - &4l! M. NICHOLS U1AUS BIGGEST FORD DEALER WHERE THE ROADS CROSS si |