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Show V THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSQN, UTAH J. HVUOLD MOUNTFOKI), BLBLISHER -- i uDlinhed eer Friday at Jaj.son, Utah, a city of 3,300 loyal, and contented citizens. tittered at the Post Dltie at Pay son, I lati County, ttah, as progress.. Often Discomfort Indoor Cauced by Very Dry Air. or.d-iJ- a J.. 6 $1.00 ADVERTISING RATES ON AIPLIGA I ION. 11 the In live-toc- k -- 1 it lepiv-tn-t,- t, When five boys in Camas, Wash., huakiig street lights, runfi-sf- d Jus-..t- e Iiaiicar. senVnted each to three oonih- - abundance in Sunday school. Juiars Li dgren iV'e dipartow1 in the trial of Miss Laverne of Chicago were cautioned i n not to allow the t"e ting by county held-- , leme-looks of the defenof charm good bleed , two I r cv and llol-Miing eig.i.ttra has I'l.iblislicd that out A in reaching influence to them dant MI ih.'i exhibits r presenting the tV the pr.nelp.il causes of discomfort verdict. a In homes adequately heated is the lack pun bi calf club work, the pure club fiom nf air conditioning. It is lack of mois hied Hampshire tuie that i s turniture to fall annrt a and James Cannvll of Knoxville, Tcnn., NURSE TELLS purelned Shm thorn Epi ml th e vvoodwoik to warp and sag, Folk. to jail fur three years for the SLEEP SOUND, STOP? Spani-- h fiom exhibit presenting tangible evidence that tlie of an automobile, remarked. Nurse V. Fletcher theft nl-hube lndnor air is too drv So far as SfiVS' The Fen tiy exhibit will sill be over gas bloated me so The surely depression club. man bangs are (oiu'erned, the ill had I from the Maple ton sleep. One spoonful Adlerihu by th'- time I get out. if urn omlltloned home air are Toe git Is club work w,T Ik out all the gas and now med !;. bliigc'sliiieas and a feelthird-yea- r two of c'othing I up Because her hurband s looted the and feel fine. City ing of ennui. .ef' - ( ibit- from Mapleton and F'mja-in- r, Drug determine wheth Persons can ea.-.l-y exhibtwo s'cond yar clothing pr the air in their homes contains from its Fpringville and Spatil-- h moi.-turve to consol health, f'.r-t year clothing exhibit-fiopoiLts out the Holland Institute of Fori, two m and Spani-- h Fori.. Sal R0(mi Thermology of Ilollaud, Mich., by means of a home-madhygrometer, Nrew No. 1 Addition of will Pieces Four years of foods projects which Is nothing more nor less than By CARL HECK Le represon'ed by the fouith year two thermometers, one for ordinary ills fMii Pleasant View; third y ar, Consulting Art Director, Bigelow Weaver temperature readings and the other read- two exhibits from Pleasant View and for what Is kuown as Heritage American NOW that our have, ing. The procedure Is simple. Ah Alpine; second been brought year, two exhibits two mount shown in the illustration, into harmony, the new pieces we have View and Provo; first from Ilea-an- t ordinary thermometers side by side on long wanted to buy can successfully two exhibits from Spanish Fork small board. Fit around the bulb of year, be introduced into the room. There end one a hit of silk or other fabric, beneed be no more hesitation about geting sure that the bulb is evenly and ting new furniture for fear that it The- -' exhibits were selected from will clash with our old pieces; these completely covered. Drop the loose end an e, libit made up of the project now. "old pieces are of the fabric In a small receptacle of in the of mo-- t communities work new we first item The purchased clean water. Tills completes construe for our room was a rug from which, county. thm of the hygrometer. you will remember, we selected our color scheme. Other items that our Place the hygrometer In a central The county will also cend two room quite apparently lacks at this location, allowing it to stand long teams front Mar.i'a and stage are sufficient small tables. Beenough for the two thermometers to Pleasant View. fore adding new tables we must reregister. Be, ter results cun be ob member that a tables excuse for Health contestants, both boys and being in the room is the convenience it o!ict3. One fairly large table is al-- o will be selected from the girlplaced near the newly built bookcounty. shelves and, with a refinished occasional chair, forms a practical v.r.t-inFarm Bureau to Reward desk group. A low table is placed Club in ftont of the sofa for use as a tea Readers. or colfee table. Another small table stands at one end of the sofa and a The four new tables shown in thus Georgo S. Stallings, president of filtle drop-lea- f table is placed against in oper groups fit gracefully and cm. the Utah Farm Bureau Federation, venicntly into the new settmj. the wall to the right of the eu3 has ju-- t a pounced to D. P. Mu: to chi'r the for complete arrangement 'ay, a. once. Plate club lead ms, that th-- Fa-On the drep-lea- f table near the eas we V.'h'le must avoid making oui chair there are several books and Bureau will again award six medal: t rou.-resemble a museum, useful ac pair of book ends, a leatner cigarette to outstanding club leaders for their ce- - ones are always in order. They box and an odd China dog Eacho! services in leading clubs during the help to round out the decorative uiese articles lends a vivid toc.h tc scheme as welt as supply color accent. its particular eerier. pa-- t club season. Our accessories include a quaint china With our ( ,J lurniture now re fide pot and a sma'J portfolio flowered dressed and our new One of the special matt' rs of busipieces at tained If an electric fan Is allowed to m our and terra cotta color we are ready to consider the p. .per at the annual Farm Bureau me on tho writing desk; and an play on the device. It will be noted er for comfort and cawsa-.- a grouping aa tb.it after the expiration of 13 to 20 conference to be held thi- - winter will tray and p ' ceain flower holder conversation. Th.i will be the sA on tho coffee table. be the awarding of tlvse melals to 3 ject of our next r- - e. minutes, the mercury In the wet-bul- b thermometer Is many degrees lower men and three women who have than that In dry thermometer. If the shown superior leadership. The theimometer stiows a temper of the vvinne is will be made ature of 70 degrees and the wet-bula committee from the staff of the thermometer shows a reading of 57 'y the air contains a relative humidity extension service of the Utah Siate of about 43 per cent. If the wet-bulAgricultural college, Mr. Murray said thermometer shows a rending greatly Judgement will be based on the num higher than 50 the home air Is too her of years in service, the complemoist. If the reading is much below tion of the entire enrollment of club 30, the indication Is that the Lome in the respective Hib; the members air Is too dry. The foregoing example using a dry nature of the work done by the club thermometer temperature of 70 de- members under the leaders and th grees F and a 45 per cent relative hu- number of community activities enmidity wTas selected because that com- tered into by the clubs. bination of Indoor warmth and humidAccording to Mr. Stalling this will ity is the most healthful during the be the fourth year medals have been to health heating season, according The difference between the awarded for this purpose. Further the two thermometers con- information regarding the Farm Burof reading stitutes a key number to a simple eau awards may be obtained from chart or relative humidity table. Up- your county agent or from the exon request, the Holland Institute ol tension office at Logan. Thermology, Holland, Mich., will send you a copy of this chart which will MSIT THE UTAH STATE FAIR enable you to quickly ascertain tli OCT. 1 to 10 exact amount of moisture In the air The Utah County booth is being in your home as indicated by hyjrom-Heprepared under the Extension Serreading. vice and Crop Inspectors direction in cooperation with the Utah County WANTED Any marketable Produce Commissioners and is featuring an on subscription to ChrcxnieU, Idea1 Farm Idea. RIME J2.00 Year Months w year and at ih" State Fant by , Ci.i it j, aie be g en Serve e in Cm'i elation th- - L - and v! r, the County u'aily n leaders, paitu Ex! iljb Aaders. - ne Mate Fair 12 F;.,'i Coumy will be n.dil matter. 1 ttah Count j at lJ II i; : . a 3.s afford when r.a while a Mrs. of Gray Margaret jde, Lu'gt on, ,N. Yv was awarded $223 ' t ; he sine which sold it. , a .owed MICH ty prominent and healing and ventilat- vv.'l nc two -- r aii-t-- rog o s - e' tJ' l suf-liue- it e m The Heritage American wet-bul- Go-he- n. Like many other cnluinni-t- all I know ii what I gatiur as I flit, hither and thithi r and yon. That is how most piojih1 gain a knowledge of tin world and is idiosynei a. tee. I am not so suit- that it is the mo t de sirable way, hut nu matter what we can say against it, it is after all the or fault. So when you love a per on, or a tiling, ot an ideal iov'i it r impletely don't think about it. Thinking is the greatest of all the enemies of leive, for it kills it at the root. - T! is led u h a wold of o i large vvoild after ad. I was waling best way. down the street th other afternoon Like whin I was very young I wnui I ihuntLei into Giant Harris, te ec hiri a. d I warn learned to stay away fiom hot stows lie invited me leaned ail about him and his new by burning my hand on one. I learned buisness. the folly of carrying a loaded gun Giant nevr does things ii a small by having ore go off in mv hands. n of the lie is t way. The evils of eh ink mg and gambling Billiaids one best of the Cafe, are first baud expel ienees to me. i - Ani-eiiea- l But all this is as I would have it To the old old expression Experience keeps a dear school, I have added, but there is no better. ill'll! el City. I it was a luah rn mi , in Fa't hid to remaik to him that i..ther spectacular rise from mail town farm boy. Another prison I seldom fail to see - our g tod fiiend The greati st thrills, 1 have L.vi r exlieber A. Cuilis in little' id to come me this have car or Stanley Wilson ic perienced way he Not by dreaming about them. on alone some' street standing Zane Grey has said that there is as an intelligent love You to the left and I to the right Feir the ways of man must ever- affair. When it becomes intellectual, he says, it ceases to be love. And it well may he for a day and nite And it well may be forever. Men and women love the tilings of the world through their heart not But whither we meet or whether we through their head. It ceases to he part love once they commence to criti-i- z love it. When we begin to plan to (For our ways are past our knowa thing or a place of a person all the ing), charm that dwells with love is lost A pledge from the heart to its fellow to us. Things like love are things heart that come unplanned. It is when we see the good qualit- I On theluck.ways, we all are going ies in anything that we love it. When hues we start realizing them vv commFor we know not where vve are ence seeing faults. And this is not a difficult thing to do for there is llovey nothing without the blemish of taint no such tiling go-;n- g. g 4-- iia-- .i olue-gr-c.- n dry-bul- b b b r See the i .YvvVT?VTVTV?VTVWVVVVVVWH?t?t?V'i4 ntermountain mi J . A Qualify Alway Ciuear J H , Modern , t Home Decoration f t f customcr-assured-satisfactio- n Service Chase LuaiLer & Coal Co. Marigold Floral Motif In Dresser Set rns marigold, slightly con vein- - blend well with mahogany, maple, bedroom furniture. ' tkmallzed, furnishes the decora- - or lacquered wfth Bs delicate soft tlve motif for a new dresser set color tones so well adapted and to built- sixtones of the hown above, the jn decorative designs ts ths ma- - pfece set being carried out either In terlal used in these boudoir JUvda, rose or maize, so that it can. sorics. Maintaining: the quality of our products is one trust that v;e p;uard vitli the utmost care. It is our desire that each customer we serve shall be absolutely saiitfied with the quality of his purchase. Why not make use of this policy the next time jou buy lumber? acces- - EVERYTHING t t X V IN LUMBER PHONE ANA THING IN SERVICE 127 Olympics you like action! speed!! thrills!! Youll enjoy the athletic contests at the 1932 State Fair. The outstanding amateur wrestlers, boxers, track and field stars in the Intermountain region will compete in our own Olympic Games. You wont want to miss the Horse Show, Pet Show, Kennel Show, Horse Pulling Contest or any of the other big, popular carnival features. Nor the gigantic agriculture, livestock, manufacturing, mining and art exhibits! IF Join the crowds again this year I I I |