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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH, MAY 20, 1921. tertained on afterMrs. James Daniels returned last Thursday noon by Mrs, George Cloward. Those i iiday from an extended visit at1 comprising the club are Mrs. Cloward. Iraee, Idaho, with her son, Vernon Mrs. John F. Harris, Mrs. Ed want mnielx, . Snyder, Airs. E. C. Pet no, Mrs. .1. S Tilils, Jr., Mrs. Knthryn Hills Mrs Willis and I'eail Roden of Spring Ed Quigley, Mrs. Frank .MeClellun, villc were in Payson for the week member of the family of (ho late Mrs. I.ynn McClellan, Mrs. George end A nnra-tPresident Joseph F. Smith. Mrs. Jaser Taylor Seiibtirv, and hrr of the Smith family were present Mrs. Joseph Morgan. Miss Zina Tervort was hod ess to the reunion. the Octagon club lust Thursday. Members of the Entre Noi.s club Guetts exclusive of regular club mem Tuelvo ladies met lust week and were the guests of Mrs. Minnie White ber.s were Airs. Reid Poisson Mrs. fanned a new social organization to bc Douglass on ' Wednesday afternoon. A Bert Stevens and Alias Matin Taylor. club. the Kmpyrenn They part of the time was given to busi"ill meet at regular interval at the ness mutters. Mrs. W. P. Moreford Alias Alice Stark went to Salt Lake members for was home of the various elected as tho clubs president. to meet Alias Viola ami educational Saturday recreational pur- - The mattpr of inviting new members of enterwhere Rigby, Idalio, who is her They poses. was discussed. The present member guest. ship is Mrs. Moreford. Airs. Douglass, Airs. Dave Iluish, Mrs. Fern Grey, Alias Aladcline Tilson has returned Mis. Jesse Earle, Airs. liny Stevens, home from a visit at Garland. Mrs. Do Witt Peery, Mrs. John L, Done, Mrs. J. C. Barney, Airs. George Airs. George Dodgers and son Itoy, F. Wilson, Mrs. Sydney Coray and left Suturdny for their homo in '" Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harris and, family wore at Provo on Saturday attend the celebration of the eight ieth birthday anniversary of Mr. Ilur-a- f ris mother, Mrs. Martha A Harris, A. family reunion was held attended nts, by about eighty of her doromh Music-calleclose relatives and friends. and readings and general visiting were greatly enjoved and refreshments' Mrs. Harris is the were served. in fact the last sister, only surviving i j U tease to o mb (iiap Alil-for- M rs. Donna Kerr. Mrs, Bclby Dixon entertained at s largo afternoon function on Wednesnor day at her suburdan home. C VERY woman should have at Quality Straws and comfortable Straws the kind you want during these warm days. newest Our showing includes the season selection make now. and your styles ihapes COOL $2 to $4.50 Coombs Provo wmro visitors F. A. Sorensen was in Salt Lake over the week end, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Sears. Airs. Airs. R. C. Grnnville and Aliss Thelma Jacobs of Salt Fake were the guests of their sister Airs. T. F. Tol Air. and hurst for the week end. Airs. Carlvslo and Air. and Airs. Henry Wegglnnd motored down Sunday to spend tho day at the Tolhurst Airs. Carlyslo remained until home. Tuesdny. PERSSON CO. The Clothiers . Charles Cloward. PAYSON, UTAH. ooooxooooocoocoooooooooooooooooooov companions and teacher, were invited to the home of Billy Dixon on Tuesday afternoon, to help him celebrate his eleventh Alerry games Jurthday anniversary. tuid refreshments provided the Flint AleClellan spent several days of Inst week in Colton. Price Slashing MILLINERY IN Must Close Out Regardless of Price Biggest Bargains in Utah GET OUT OF THE RUT The n D N Jr. By June 10 M a ris, Airs. Earl L. McCormick Mrs. C. , F. Dixon, Airs. S. E. Ware, Mrs. Mary' AleBeth Airs. J S. AIcBeth, Miss Mae, AfcBeth. Mrs. John Lant, Airs. Will Amos, Arrs. C. J. Cotterell, Airs. R. A. Porter Airs. L. D. Stewart, Airs. T. E. Reece, Airs. Thompson Mrs. John Cravens, Airs .Charles Cravens, Airs. B. F. Ott, Airs. J. C. Ellsworth, Airs. Flovd Wilson and Airs. T. H. Wilson, oxxoogoooooxoxooooooooc? a M you think. The school Air. AtcOmie head of a family who in this day and age of proand gress enlightenment determines to stay in the rut and refuses to listen to anything new is guilty of criminal neglect. Because is used tallow our forefathers that any reason why dips at night, you should not use electric light now? Because your ancestors were satisfied to ride in horse cats, is that any reason why now you should refuse to travel in an electric car or declare that you will never ride in an automobile? Because your ancestors used with to dope themselves poisonous drugs which treated the effect and did not worry about the cause, is that any reason why you should refuse to listen to the merits of the great Science of Chi-- r practic? Cutout of the rut and we will hazard a guess that you will never again return to it All modern inventions were in their infancy declared to be impossible. The most ignorant man is he who will imt be taught. ? he Amotion He also has Citizen is a free man, he will not be forced to do anything. the reputation ( f k mg progressive. the matter in Live up to that reputation. Be progressive of health a- - you i e in the matters that touch your pocket book. Health is the rightful inheritance of eve , m :o. Are you, a free American citizen, going to calmly allow an obsolete science to rob yoa oi that hettt.ige? If you are watering your garden by means of a hose and some mischievous urchin places a heavy weight on it shutting off the flow of water you wouldnt be so foolish as to pour some drugs thru the hose with the expectancy that they would relieve the pressure. Of course nor. You would immediately relieve the pressure by taking away the And th tt is just what the Chiropractic does. weight He finds that the cause of your trouble is a pressure witch he immedately relieves by Chiropractic adjustments, arid presto, change the vital force fl vvs uninterupted, function is restored and and healthy. you are happy Just trv it the next time you do not feel w ell and you will soon become a convert to the wonderful science of Chitupractic. Wilson Millinery liornst, CONSULTATION CBi 2 to 7 r. m. , - phone You B. tty You mean thing! said you wouldnt give away that secret I told you. I exchanged Bertha I didnt. it for another secret and a chocolate sundae. Boston Transcript. YOUR EYES Folly in Procrastination Tho majority of people, those days are very meticulous in the care of tlieir teeth. They clean them in an approved manner daily and visit their dentists regularly that any minor de feets may be attended to before anyThis is a thing serious results. wise course and is to be commended. But why dont they give their eyes The act of an equal consideration! mastication can be performed in a fairly acceptable manner with false teeth and they dont look so badly but no one yet has been able to see with glass eyes. FEW EYES ARE NORMAL Statistics kept by the medical department of the Lnited States army showed that a shocking percentage of people, young people at that, were going through life with vision only 50 to 75 per cent efficient. Poor .vision is responsible for many serious accidents in industry; it destroys efficiency in the office and shop alike, it causes untold discomfort. If yotr have the least suspicion, have your eyes examined and a proper correction prepared. DR. J. H. SCHEY, OPTOMETRIST at the Stawbeiry Hotel, Alonday Alay 23, and every fourth Alonday throughout the year. Hours 1 to 4 P. AI. 00000000000000 ooooooooooooooooooooo r JV Fiber and Wool, old price $26, Now $20 Manor Tapestry, old price $39, Now $32 Katomah Velvet, old price $39, Now $34 Alpine Axminister, old price $57 Now $39.75 Aandsly Axminister, old price $58, Now $44 Palisade Velvet, old price $59 Now $48 Carlton Axminister, old price $68 Now 54$ OFF all Curtain Scrims 25 Skill in Baking There is no comparison between Bread and any other food. It is so superior iu Our Bread is baked with aU the skill and care you could use in your food-valu- own kitchen. Like a home-mad- Always pure, e Ask your grocer for From The CITY BAKERY, F. L. ROBERTSON 120. AND ANALYSIS WITHOUT COST TO YOU KSiasc&KKcss&ieii&cKiiiicaRaBiaaafiiBisiiEMEaiixEKaBaiuKaximcsEaa loaf wholesome, Proprietor S. Douglas Building Payson. r. Bargain. ooooooooooogoooxoooooo T. C JEPPSON, D. C., Ph. G, : Good Will be On oxockk V- You dont know when youll need it, nor how much. We are glad to help you learn the working of a bank account here; to teach you all you need to know about it. Ladies accounts are invited. It is simpler than litst Friday. & d Air and Airs Alvin Snyder of Salt guests numbered the members of the r.nko spent last week here with Boni Fidi club and the following, Mrs. Horace Farridy and Mrs. Eph Airs. Ruth Vincent and children are Fluff of Spanishh Fork, Airs. Wesley Pickering of Salem, Mrs. Elmer Clo for a weeks visit with her mother, ward, Afrs. Charley Cloward, Airs. Mrs. Alargret Chook. Flint Dixon, Mrs. Clarence Fairbanks Airs. K. L. AlcCormiok and Alisa find Alias Gcra1din0 Fairbanks. Mao McBeth wer Salt I.ake visitors n Tuesday. Airs. John T. Eant entertained at a children's party last Thursday afterAir. and Mrs. George Rose, Mr. noon for her daughter, Leita Finlay-son- , Airs. Donald Irvine and daughtand was who celebrating her ninth Gancs" were enjoyed on the er, Georgia spent Sunday at the birthday. lawns whore refreshments were later home of Bishop and Airs. W. I). served to the following gnosis, Erma Reece Laid, Norma Smith, nclen Airs. John Cravens vwis in Salt Edith Kerr, Veda Alitehell, Deon Bills Kathryn Wilson, Dorothy Grey. f.ake during the week. Phyllis Douglass Alaxino AleClellan, Airs. B. L. Jensen entertained at a Billy Amos, Billy Finlnvson, Alelba arranged social function charmingly Wilson and Edna Alortensen. on Wednesday afternoon in . compliment to Mrs. B. C. McMillan of Air. and Mrs. Peter Bomp of Airs. Hugh Eureka wore the guests of Airs. Bor-up- s Lethbridge, Canada, and W. Jaquays of Salt Lake. Those Airs. Robert Alattinson, mother, invited to meet tho visitors were Mrs. ast Sunday. H. S. Tipton, Mrs. Will AleClellan, Airs. Joseph Barlow, Airs. Frank nor- Aliss Coombs Rhea Airs. Frank and least the training in business that the handling of a bank account gives. after visiting for a fortnight with Airs. Rodgers parents, Mr. and Mrs. . 'T1 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo LANT ' Ells-woit- o ooooooooo o oooooooooo y - |