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Show ,w.. ..... THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. y B immuiu:iiiumiiiuiimiiii!ucitiHiiiimuiimmimn!ii'! iumiwmaiittiiuiuini'',immn!iinmimauiiiuiimaiiniiiiimc: YOU WANT TO HEAR ABOUT HOME? Dixon by Madolin RliylllS Dolihl A AM B ED 4 Ml I . rot-S- ? 4 x! W (P j t , ( - Funny thing because of these heartbreaking exciting war times n o(.iu( t e M 3 cl a ti th it haw i.u 1 3 S,i, he,im t pv.n old home been wrought in town We began our Chri tin i, WAN ED A go"l um ti icy cl diii shopping with four other ho Call at Chi' m days yet ahead of us, we don t W i an W AN l'LD 01 oiggi call a man a idling D op a i .11 to U oi E stone if he changes his Way o! o.iu, h, l.is n Utah lit 1 living; and though a junk heap no longer holds much in the way HELP WANTED of tin cans for stilts, wha a p.ua-dis- e is holds for a small boy with V AVI ED Alia 11 all Ol Japafl-- e rocks in his hands e gin loi gi filial house woik A Hi .il tiv We wonder, now that the draft li.mg quaitus in at KxMUnt wag-mom holm in is calling so many of our min, if Clan rice Bambt Apply the official- - in heaven go thiough lt3 Mam M , Salt Lake the same ngumarole when they 'I e It phone City are choosing candidates lor the return tup the drawing of look at the changi Your mom has the house fixed all war mand comfy for the winter months that lie ahead Your dad put up the heati r in the front room and in the evening they all sit around just like they did when you weie here, with slippers, apples and the evening paper Speaking of stoves, your Aunt Emma says that while she enjoys her furnace and cooking with gas, theie is nothing that can take the place of the good old coal stove in the kitchen, once the chill blasts of winter numb your fingers and toes r Hal a 41 III our h' i't Chi ,n as gifts 1 ii lor Av.n tun pi !e "!"innr iBrainxwioimwiiiiaminiiininiiiiiiiiii!iaimiiiiiiiir:iiiiiiiiiiiitimiiiiiimciiiuiiiiiiiiuniimiiHi)iiiim!ii'!!' Grid Three Titl Lions Region Capture Payson WANT ADS SO... PAYSON. UTAH a 1 1 1 sr v fi r 11 V, - numbers, for th? classifat tion, and PERSONAL so .Vac WAVE. PERMANENT youi own Pi main nt with Chaim Kui Kit Completi , 40 t u It and shampoo Ka-to do, ahvdutily hdimliss PidiMti by thousand-- , unhiding h ay Mi Kiuie, movie stai it landed if not Mmt, satisln d City Diug Company Do y Farm and Home in Wartime housewife during the low ebb of VIISCELLAEOU3 eis will be loaned points to fill FOR BALE meat pi (induction next spnng un ROPES and dtr a aliening plan recently an- 2 GOOD391DERRICK W. Utah Av Phone folk, nounced by OIA Meat w holes. 78 w freezers with veal, storage lamb, mutton, and the lowei I OR SALE 22 Us d di apes and of beef between now and FUEL-OIPeriod ondition c. n pi ting coupons grades in rood of the period peak are good through January 3. Per- meat Call 7 J ot tall at 171 Soutn output. iod 2 coupons becomes good NovFifth Wt ,t ember 30. INCREASE CIVILIAN 29 SUGAR Stamp No in FOOD SUPPLY FOR SALE U.setl fuim1 re and Book Four is good for 5 pounds 31 Ninth Fust Wit More peas, beans, ice and mgs through January 15, 1944. 18 SHOES Book in Stamp Cheddar cheese are going to be FOR SALE Potatoes, Bliss and good for one pair. Stamp No. Ru.xst tts Carroll WiDon, Phone for civilian consumpon the Airplane sheet in Book available 179-- j been have tion mcieas Supplies Three good for 1 pair ed by the removal or reduction s MEATS, FATS Brown Stamps of Governmental set aside Foi Salt 1931 Chevrolet coupe, G, H, G, and K, good through Present conditions indicate exet llent condition, new motor December 4 Brown Stump L be- there will be enough dry beans e practically new tires See comes good November 21 and re- to provide about 10 4 pounds per Gleave at 125 Noith 1st mains good through January 1, capita for civilian consumption West, Payson, Utah. 1944. in the 1943-4season, maiketing PROCESSED FOODS Blue compared to 8 6 pounds in For Sale Hot Blast lange, stamps X, Y, and Z good through Eai Haskell most new 20. November Green Stamps A, B, and C in Book Four good For Sale - Banqin t i.mge. stiel through December 20. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR cot and Du ssi r St e Mis Geoige REMINDER In 17 East Coast States A-- 8 coupons are good through ooutside the February 8 In states East Coast Area A-- 8 coupons are good through November 21, and A-- 9 becomes good on November RATION Gasoline 1 1 1 1 L mid-Januar- 1 ord-ei- Ver-nid- 4 e 1 MORE HOSIERY MRS. ETHEL M. BUCKLEY FOR Heibiit 386 So 5th West CHILDREN Production of infants and childrens hosiery will be stepped up shortly as a result of priority assistance given too manufacturers for procurement of necces-sar- y yarn. The WPB action resulted from a falling supply of infants and childrens stockings. SHOP AND MAIL EARLY The public is urged to complete Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel M. Kinder Buckley, 63, wife of William J Buckley who died on November 10, w'ere conducted Monday afternoon in the Second Ward Chapel with Arthur Hendrickson of the ward bishopric The opening selecin chaige tions were rendered by the Relief Society Chorus and the opening prayer was by LeRoy Haskell. First speaker was Henry Jeppson followed with a vocal solo by Mrs June Fullmer. Tribute, Mrs Sarah Beery; vocal solo by Elva Taylor; speakers, Jasper Hill and Samuel E Taylor; closing song, Relief Society Chorus; benediction, Lee Elmer. The grave in the Payson City Cemetery was dedicated by Haskell. Burial was directed by the Valley Mortuary. its Christmas shopping this month and too send all packages destined to other cities, whether by parcel post or express, before December 10. Early Christmas shopping and shipping are necessary this year to enable satisfactory handling of the extra Christmas load, Joseph B. Eastman, Director of the office of Defense "RememTransportation, said ber, Mr. Eastman added, that the best gift for this wartime Christmas are War Bonds or Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Stewait stamps." ayrbertohvofs ry.mond.il retaften and daughter Joy .spent the week end in Salt Lake City. Mrs. StewSTEP UP TRUCK art attending the Nutrition PRODUCTION a A increase in its 1944 civilian truck production program has been announced by the War Production Board So important is this program that it has been given priority ratings equal to aircraft and high octane Provisions are also made gas. for production of replacement parts for civilian use. In spite of the increase, the new goal of 123,492 trucks is still far short of the production of approximately 700,000. TO STORE MEAT FOR SPRING A wider variety of rationed meats will be available to the four-fol- d four-fol- d pre-w- ar Mrs. Geoige Cloward left yesterday for Salt Lake City, to be with her son, G. L. Cjowurd, who is to undergo a major operation. Mr and Mrs Paul Stewait and son, Phillip, returned to Cedar City Monday after a pleasant in Payson, their former home, with their paients Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Stewart and their many friends. visit COAL MINERS NEEDED FOR THE NEW GENEVA COAL MINE 35 Miles Out of Price, Utah Working Six Hour Shifts Per Week Time and a half in excess of 35 hours 9 UNITED MINE WORKERS WAGE SCALE MESS HALL AT THE MINE SITE WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION Will Arrange Referral -- U. S. E. S UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE 40 North University Avenue Please contact your County Agent and Selective Service Board for Farm Release D. U. P. CAMPS 1 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, good Mrs Susan Ashbv lelt last week location See Hugo Johnson, 409 East, 2nd North, Payson, Utah. for San Diego, California foi a visit with her son, Dean Ashy an FOR SALE Modern buck home, family She was accompanied by 792 West 4th No Write Chime hi r daughter, Cai la Ashby. .i Colvin, 779 So 7th East, Salt Mr and Mis Cade Wells and Lake City. thiee children fioin Piomon'.uv. ROWAN REALTY BUYS Utah have been visiting Mi Well's paunts. Mi and Mis V. $3750 00 3 upaitments, 3 baths. R Gilson the past week East of thi m Mnlioti. Payson $4900 00 2 homes, laige living Mis Evelvn Warner Loveless rooms, huge kitihens, 2 bed- left last Fndav afternoon, for rooms, lull basement, with Oakland. California, wheie hi Tu nace and tan Linoleum husband. Ray E Loveon Hour in kitchen, bath and less is in Seigeant a imlitaiy hospital s hall Insulated frame home. K H A loan Puvson Mis Denise Stevens who un$1600 00 Immediate oeeup.tney. 6 derwent an operation Monday m room frame, just thcoiated tie Payson City hospital, is inside and painted outside very nicely Her ladu s Good location $250 00 down edub piesented her with a heauti-tu- l Folk. Spanish potteiy vase to cheer her up X $1000 00 3 loom fiame, water and her convalescence sink Immediate occupancy (luting Spanish Folk Miss Lois Hill armed home $5800 00 20 aue fnim with Monday night from San Fiancis-co- . A bmk home Coops foi wheie she is imployod, to at750 hens. Water v tend the wedding of her sister. barn for 8 vows. Miss Emogene Hill and to spend Good water tight with hep parents. Thanksgiving ate occupancy Mr and Mis L A Hill and famFork. She- - has a two weeks leave ily' t Phone 235 TIRE REPAIRING SA E YOUR TIRES Vulcamz- uig for sin ill breaks now done tiom her woik v Miss Anna X i tongue Je, urk asS' rd". sian pi' anghiy The event wu, held" IJi" of Mis Hill c,nd 4 t tv guests present vine c It netinics unb ol the young bnlc-c- ! (ti, let vi Conti st games and seual head. pn.vidcd entei tainment and lu slum nts were seived. tongue tii home ' c on v M's I, M. ' n lu Mi nl"K . e sp, nt nts M: Sm me i! '1 t ml . I. hi ike se speei tie C'hn r ATTENTION . . . FARM WORKERS Arab's ongue s 4 Yeat'v, with eomplt turn of the fall harvest, many fare woikti.s turn to tlie mining industry for seasonal employment .Mims, lolls and smelters ufier many good jobs at good wage1 to sueh ninioi e s Acceptance of this seasonal employment wil m no way ihanee your pi sent dralt classification, and releases w 11 be anti d for ritum to farm work at the beginning of the in .xt lai mmg season. heart. Hebrew 1 -- , li . h 'i'l.o is 01 i in, v Bono an I Mo ad hi life e 1111 ' DEFI1 niti'il Slates Smelting Refining and Mining Co. Silver King oalilioa Mines Co. Utah Copper Co. American Smelling A. Refill Combined Metals Reduction Co. ng Co. Chief Consolidated .Mining Co. Ohio Copper Company of Utah Tintie Standard Muling Smelting A. Refining Co. Co. Park I tail Consolidated Mines Co. r Puli. st li tti no wile nth 'm! b M.s Lula Htiman-- " in, ,iti 1 li t shim nts weie solved In lilt- hostess i isolini Inler-nation- - 1 or ladu rsparen ie throi hi a Gull Camp No of I't m Pmnt s s . 1 le, holds h oul." l ( ' - or ffsacred THE METAL MINING INDUSTRY OF UTAH 1 )u lass tongue to any company mentioned below nr to the I lilted Slates Employment Service Apply .ill t I... a a as gal e n pint ul th Uti'i Countv D C P Hit 1 s tin i ling at Pi o o loti Is all'l Jlie It ssi a, on Pi Hli ns m Pt ill w .'s gi t n b It 1.1 I sh feet 1 le. 1 of Mrs Enabt last Thuisdav Yuo Captain Della Badhani was conducting anti Maiy J Mc-It II. ill pri'idid The lesson on Women Suffrage in th.e Wist anti Pioneers Hotels and Damns was nun by Class leadir Madeline C Dixon She was assisted by Ann T Snilu, Phyllis Dougins . Ann Simmons Mis Emma Wignull sewing pioduction ih liman ol the Iavson Chaptu it the Ami ncan Pod Ciis w.-piesint and retuved tne quilt made hi the c imp fm the Red Ci oss She reported that the Pav-so- n Chapter had he in ealhd ; . uinish 100 Afghans, '.Oil lot viut-buttles and fifti pn ot hi 10011. siippus The i.imp jiledg-tn- l tneir suppt to blip make thiM aiticli M.'Manwill iiad v thi of Ja" ,f Midi 11 m. In I1 eh, nit nt w ci o p, run-teiniimbcis and w sm 3 Iv a Cl aw ,,nd ci U,i B Banmstt.1 h v ill 1 11st THI "H C t m s r e 9 people jueprost the it is tl y 'a forge can still : to so ou s s S TH. 1 ERS I 1 ln-t- oi n t- N"ivn I'Li I'l'iitneit hi i i", Camp 1 Daugu'i Utah Ihoiii i s w i3 I,, ,, home of Mi 3 l,1( Ehror 'ti ini It d the session with t. in Vina Mmlmhal1 p.'t 3! Il-L 33,11 on Utah H.3oiy w.,.3 hv Rhea llerii .md a iv pro-g'of 3ong3 and iia(hrg3 bv , o ' P d v udi nts lu ' in nt wile 3oi v t tl to tw cut v mem bv M; 3 M 1, Finn Mi 3 I, Elmer .ml H ittie Wiide A habv p .j ii ( , gnl w "ini Mis Jan ,c E Dow ;ao,i n Xov i inhei 7 t then i 1 11 "stoni u SSi Iav -- .11 ir are vho co 'ho co m Gi Fr 3; and ' M Mt n if ud conduced Hi. RE'S PLENTY OF STYLE t a vt-.- v Fp t3.de Ch.t Sund iv the home of Mm Ntd'a 1,1 1 1 n uPt Kei I A warn! piwJent Nt d Ila'3:un3on who iicmtlv ri Torn the WisMnStjt.s M'33' ,n ,S (j ' uptake- of t'ne and j vi n inteiestig 1 r',dLSEKVICE f BUILT t in of i 3 wimin dc n ed 1 i.xpei olo vv ,,s giv t n Bowm and L, Mai ntt'i tamed with a ecu: - Icn.,: md. Eli , Kihosp.iiunts wiie h i3te33i 5, Julia Ro- St ihli ur Maxim 1 M AN CltV w s 1)V A s mti r m utl . Im CNtv X Rv v Di e Ann IH Ct ! Pawm vvnh s nioilur, Winnie M B w utt r iv t the I rove atmlm d 1 t one D and R G t 3; . ' j , M Pi.n-i- p s i rail-roa- d Uah. hiving lilt, flit S u h, , n LaA, N( k.ddec l coon a. 'i: the,: joshed C iaU(v 011 n cK'Hies mUbl liave you can afToid the long, long Sf iviie Ih,.0 n :! . and ";wl "w,cjs , ' ' "O t'1'' sensible and enduring . , l,,Jt suit "'I' Proud satis- Ul NJ' or ' brings ou that kind of sni ,11 11 kind of price! to own d miJitei hoes r ytf Piis3ion.uv iridic pa 'orse, p, iiu) hvLaiul no n sh .'le - iiount irst st is to INTO ta-m- P'tg.m 1 but ,0 . I George Wik n ti ei s and Lulus' club Satutduv mining A hot suppu- was sei veo to Mr ar,j Mis Arnold Kalk.hncka, Mr and Mrs Bud Barnett. Mr and M-Kav Lofgieen, Mr and Mrs Plul Nielson, Mr and M-Jack Fion-coMr and Mm Arthur Blame. Mr and MrsNeld Stevens The prizes were wen by Mr and Mis Phil Neilson ' .11 ,md hy ul It 1 3i Mr and Mis entoi tamed the 0 Hill w lu t 1 1 an Lak' V tv all Cui tis, I mu! w itn W.nnie WngtU u ! I I al LeRoy 0 Vim 1 Summon atlow was kick tempt'd diop Allan Davis made the un ul the day eaily in the secend halt as he went 80 yards Ik hind superb blocking to the Lmns thud Sophomotc lit U'lll- vll I'll 0 - Mss Emogtne Hill, a bride xt wuk was guist .1 hor nt L "lg Ih ih Cd'- a ti.iwil Widllesda.i ier at k u A. ton S n by Mis Wilmei 11.11, y ' it it1 til" sjn nt ill II w HOLD MEETINGS unbeaten iccord, Payson pushed ovei two touch downs in the lust pi nod with Allan Davis and Fmtnii Sti t h canying the mail into pay chit, point to put the Lions ahead 14 0 as the quaiter ended Fenton Steele ciossid the Tmci goal in the second canto to give Payson 20 0 lead at mti mission 33-- , LOANS FARMS INSURANCE 176 West Center PROVO. UTAH Gievk- 1 11 lt HOMES 1 W Coach Don Fullti s lghty a j. nnt Lions liteiully blasti gang of Lincoln Tigiis oil tin field on the local glldllon as a fiatuie of Payson s Aimi-ti- u day ohseivance to win the lew gion tint e football ci ow 11 ill. an -- at Jim Crumps Garage. I i .1 ROWAN REALTY INC. buneles weak, rush a Pen, , PROVO, UTAH 1 ldK 27-- Contact Immediately 1 r-- tally. Fenton Steeles pc licet boosted the Payson 3 ROOMS AND BATH, paitlv placement Lnnis stiuck The lead furnished. Don Badiiant Call thiough the air for tnur tina! Sun Nov 14 494 W 1st No scene kite m the thud peiiod Allan Davis pitched a perwhen FOR RENT Furnished to Max MeBeth good strike fect Heated, with pi tv ate for 22 voids Fenton Steele kickmtiance and pity ate bath 588 ed his fouith stiaight placement, West Utah Avenue. but an offsides penalty nulhtied the score. FOR SALE FRUIT Lincoln took the offense for the' ROME BEAUTY APPLES for fust time in the final quaitu Sale. Sie Francis Simpson but, alter the Tigers had moved to Pay son's line, tiist and HAY for Sale. Inquue at 320 W. goal to go, an lei t Lion line Utah Ave., Payson, Utah made up mostly of second stung playeis and a baikfield made up FOR SALE Jonathon Apples, $1 entifely of sophomores stopped Bring contain is and pick your them cold and took the ball just own. Sheimun or Wells Loveless two yaids shoit of their own goal Keith Jones punted out of dangJONATHON and Delicious Ap- er beautifully for the home team. Payson blocked well and the ples for Sale. See Stoll Stevens line charged hard through out 108 West Fourth North. the game and the hacks wen-ablto gain yaulage either liom APPLES Dtlicious, Johnathons, or tile single Psrmains, Grtening. Reasonable the T" foi mation Payson also displayed a wing. prices 41h West, 4lh North. smooth passing attack with AlDale Wilson lan Davis completing 4 out of 5 passes he threw Lincoln played haul all day and at times showed REAL ESTATE rOR RALE signs of brilliance, but ThursFOR SALE Two choice build- day's contest was just anothei ing loo Call 137 hn information case of two much Lion power for the opposition. home, modem Good, Mis Laban Harding visited facilities, o blk off pvd, highway; rentals, dbl garage '2 ac Monday and Tuesday in Salt Priced to sell, 59 E 4th N Payson Lake City with her daughUt.Mis Ruth Jorgenson and family well-bui- bsE LIPS c License Required One must now have a government license to plant cotton In El Salvador. FARMERS ATTENTION! BARRACKS FDR RENT uail ot iii- -l si, at! Ml s,uEn who kept jc.11. he'ongs I idler will lake ins dull to Hchcr City I Don dl rtdaj for lidpe through an nnbe.ilen ainpaigu. (oath nee: From ,, On ahoye the siponl Ud-.mliamiioii'lup PMli't the la-li ili.mip seini-linali High, with l t ( ), ss B ( upturn and lullh.uk; lit n not h Twcdc, ctw api.iln n Strile, lelt lo right, Mix Mt Belli, end, H.uenee Slain li, Inkle; Lento ml. Buck row, Loin Page, liulth.uk; Jane Mendri gu Milton kson, qum tei b.n k; Keith Jones, guoid, and mil center; Allan sa.n t ml, Sam Uhiin.oir, u kle; Du k Binieston, end; Boh Amos, Jewett, hall b.n k; Carl Butler, guard; Menlove, center, ta kle, and Loaih Fuller. N( s pp r ( in ti s Dc sei lot t-- t thc--i looked then jman , ? lust can a look 's u on i -- outer rnd looey mi |
