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Show PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH FOR RENT: 7 room house partly furnished. Call Mrs. Frank Hone, at Enoch Ludlows, Benjamin, Utah. 'SNO WHEN YOUWANTIT EACH apologies irs SERVICE possibly serve you with the foods best fitted for your requirements, or at the greatest economy, as well as you can do it yourself You would not think of going back to the old way (Service Store) aft- n Bows Are Now Tied Almost Anywhere your own foods at our store for a short time. Try it once. Just tell any attendant that you are unfamiliar with our store and you will be taken in charge and will leave our store with a lot of good things to eat, at big price savings. will give you The Missionary Tea met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs E. G. Breeze with twenty members piesent Mrs. James 0. Arthur was in charge of the missionary program on Alaska and India. Devotional was led by Mrs D. P. Morgan and Mrs M- -s Ada Ware was chosen as press chairman. Refreshments we.re served. :: IN Letterheads , You can : get what you want here DOUBLE EAGLE THE CHRONICLE SUPERTWIST CORD TIRES First Ward M. I. A., will hold thier, Mrs Dave Shuler, Mrs. C. M. Griffconjoint meeting regular monthly ith, Mrs Madge Oldman and Miss G. October Jennie Fairbanks spent Monday in Sunday A splendid program has been Salt Lake. A good attendance PAYSON MOTOR CO, Inc. PAYSON UTAH Phone 46 is desired. KE CHEVROLET SIX' For Rent: Furnished or unfurnished Phone 30 Payson, Utah tf Rooms. Mrs. Jack Chase of Salt Lake spent last week here with her parents, Mr. in the mode! and Mrs Asa Hancock. Mr. Chase, travel down the Mrs Loris Manvvarmg and Mrs Auside openings of the newest blouses, Duncan were also here to spend rora and most of the necklines of dayweek-en- d the at the Hancock homebow. As a with tie soft frocks time to the evening mode, it la a matter of just one bow after another. Most of the bows, by the way, are of Bows everywhere Whole flocks of them CLP. FOOD SKAGGS wsm STORES i-T- uy - Indian Girls Organize to Study Native Music A Surety of Purity PARAMOUNT PROVO Home of Paramount Pictures 5 Big Days Starting Sunday, October 6 The Worlds Greatest Entertainer! ALL-TALKIN- G & SINGING Popular Prices Matinee: 10c-33- with c DAVEY LEE Evening: Indian Twenty-tw- o Washington. girls, who represent four famous tribes, have formed a club for the study af fine arts and native Indian music, the national home study couu cl!. Washington, D C., announces, ad ding that this group is planning a home study program for the extension of this service to feminine members of every tribe In the country. Many of these Indian girls, who are sponsoring the movement, are direct descendants of famous chiefs, scouts and medicine men, and have themselves won fame in the highest fields of the arts. Several of them are noted singers and dancers," the council explains, adding: Among the organizers are Mary Little Chief, Small Girl, White Flower, White Deer and Fast Antelope. The grandfather of Mary Little Chief is Chief Red Fish, of the Yanktonnise Sioux, who Is an authority on Indian arts and music. The organization of the club was aided by Mrs. Alfred of the North Dakota Federation of Womens Clubs. Jor Economical In Design hi Materials HEAR AL JOLSON SING 7 NEW SONG HITS Remember The Jazz Singer, The Singing Fool! Then know that the greatest of all plays has come! The story of the worlds joys, the worlds tears, the worlds music! SAY IT WITH SONGS FRI. & SAT. See and Hear N CHANEY in "THUNDER GRAND OPENING RALPH COMING 100 Percent Talking WILLIAM POWELL, in The Greene Murder Case -- - -- 4 4 party of every movable piece of equipment In a railroad yard near VeroneJ. Twenty armed railroad guards and a yardmaster were supposed to be protecting the government property at night, according to details of the exploit revealed here. Every single official, the snoopers reported, was sound asleep. The raiders ran a switch engine out of the roundhouse, and with It they pulled out a 6tring of cars load ed with valuable freight. Then they sounded the fire alarm and waited In vain for the railroad fire brigade. The next morning the railroad men frantically rushed to the G. P. U. police, and reported that the counter revolutionaries had stolen a whole freight train. The G. P. U. only smiled. Now all the negligent officials are In jail. more than four years in the development of the Chevrolet Six. Materials are selected from the worlds finest markets and, taken altogether, there are nine thousand inspections during the cars production and assembly! The result is exactly what youd expect quality in design, in material and in workmanship that assures years of dependable and satisfactory service! Come in today. We want you to see and drive this car for it will give you a new, idea as to what the buyer of d a car can now expect for his money! low-price- 4 official snoopers, sent out from Moscow to check up on the efficiency of provincial officials, succeeded In mnklng off with A - In Workmanship Guards Enjoy Snooze as Soviets Steal Train Moscow. Moct people realize that the New Chevrolet is a Su in the price range of the four. But not everyone knows what a really wonderful Six it is! The Chevrolet engineering staff spent Trontportatiom mm. Zu-ga- r, MAJUON NIXQI V top of this fact, Goodyear enjoys lowest costs through building MILLIONS MORE tires than any other company. So you get these $1,000 tires for surstandard than more little prisingly tire prices. See us about a trade. what you want when you want it Mrs. E. H. Street spent last in Salt Lake. Miss Jennie Fairbanks entertained the Tres Joli Club Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs Dave Shuler. Special guests included Mrs Ray Monsen, Miss Hazel Gardner, Miss Leo na McClellan. Mrs Stanley Done, Mrs Ed Anderson of Spanish Fork, Mrs Wilson and Mrs Harvey Stanley Smith. selecting J&riggi On A more timely suggestion for first autumn frock than that of plan! velvet, vv ho can oiler? You'll love the new velvet plaids which are in multi pie number throughout fubilc disol ivcolorrich in are shown deep They ings, also in tones and tints of lighter trend. In the autumn parade, street frocks sljled with intriguing capes repeat and iepeut. The one in the picture is of grayish green crepe lined Stroll along with a darker green. "Hollywood avenues or boulevards these autumn days and youll likely meet Josephine Dunn of cinema fame wearing this costume, which shows that these screen artists know the latest. IDEAL if you were willing to pay $1,000 a piece for tires, you couldn't get better than Goodyear Double anything Eagles. Heres why: Goodyear builds them with out a cost limitation of any kind puts into them the finest of workmanship and materials that money can buy. glorious feeling? io with ,, . :: ACTUALLY, aint it a grandanet ;ril im er TIRES--$1,00- 0 Autumn Street Frocks Styled With Capes or for fear yourself, there would be embarrassment when trying to do so, please dismiss all There such thoughts. could not possibly be any failure or any Every mem ber of our store force is constantly on the lookout for new patrons and for an opportunity to teach them how to shop in our store to their advantage and pleasure. No .dne could 'i WHEN YOU GET ay cause you fear you canserve not successfully THE V WHAT YOU WANT Mr. and Mrs John F. Oleson have entertained at their home this past week, Mr. Oiesons mother, Mrs Emma Oleson of Hooper, and his sister, Mrs Edward Levy of Dallas, Texas. EMBARRASSMENT If you have remained from our store be- Plaid Velvet Frocks of Outstanding Vogue The Roadster, 1525; The Phaeton, 5525; The Coach. Ihe Coupe, 595; The Sport Coupe, SMS; 1 he Sedan, 675; The Imperial Sedan, SMS; The Sedan Dehiery,SS9S; Light Delivery Chassis onh),S400: JV4 Ton Truck (Chasnsonlyi, S545; iVi Ton Truck , as with Cab), 650. Alt prices J. o. b. factory, (Chat-thru, Michigan. Consider the delivered price as well ss the list (f. o. b.) price when comparing automobile values. Our dealers delivered prices include only authorized charges for freight and delivery, and the charge for any additional accessories or financing desired. (392-35595; Built to the Highest Standards! - - PAYSON, A SIX IN THE PRICE UTAH RANGE OF THE FOUR PAYSON PAVILION $10.00 FREE FOR BEST NAME FOR HALL |