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Show Santaquin News. Opportunities FOR SALE or will trade for city property, the following used was .Miss Juanita Recce ears : One Oldsmobilc, one Chalo last Friday. Ii'in in all pood Buicks, and two mers condition. Payson Auto Co. Attorney Roy Lewis of Provo For Rent; One hundred acre was in Payson on business Mon- 29-t- 4 farm. Inquire Justin A. Love16tf. less, at once. It pays to trade with the Pap Furniture Co. TOWNSEND'S Maple for sale at A. P. dence. Smiths Syrup resi- adv-28-- SALE Hood, modern Lome, five rooms, sleepinp porch, basement. Apply O. L. Par-netFOR t. 22-8- Pink-eye- sale, kell. d 12 t or Navy Peuns for t per pound, Lou llas-23-9- Ohio, Early Eureka, Gold (Min and Greeley White Pearl seed potatoes for Grown !v Townsend in sale. Payson canyon. Price $1.25 per hundred. Leave orders with A. P. Smith. Early Canada ndv-28-- LOST Work bridle, betwoeji main creek and Genca OHaras barn. Liberal reward offered for It its return to John McCall. NOTICE. have disposed of my meat and grocery business to Mr. O, P. Howard and will collect and pay all bills contracted up until the time of transfer, P. C. WIGHTA1AN. adv 1 .Miss Lulu Tietjen is a Hebor visitor this week. Aliss Jennie Tietjen was a Provo x isitor the last of last week. Air. Reid Jermaii is home from Logan, where lie lias eompleted his' schooling at the A. C. The pupils of the district school enjoyed ail Easter trip to Santaquin canyon Saturday. Airs. Caroline Openshaw left .Monday for Salt Lake where she will make her home for the sum- Miss Aleeu Dixon entertained number of her girl friends on Saturday night at a slumber party. Supper was served at midnight after which the following passed the night together: Gerday. aldine Fairbanks, Wanda Amos, M r, Edward drams was in Salt Gladys Smith, Zaia Seabury, Hamer. Lake last week on business mat- - zel Douglass, Reta Mendenhall, Air. and Mrs. Herbert OpenMadeline Tilson. Donna Lant and ters. shaw of Salt Lake have returned Mrs. John M. Cowan is spend-o- f Lieutenant L. D. Stewart was to Santaquin to make their home. days in Salt Lake the honored guest at a number inp a couple Air. and Mrs. L. Christianson of informal affairs during the Citv. were Provo visitors Saturday and past week. Mrs. Charles (ravens Miss Juanita Recce has accept- and Mrs. R. A. Porter each enter- Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erick Hylund. ed a position with the Well worth tained at dinner. On Saturday Airs. Albert Greenhalgh Mr. and Mrs. Noble Mace of Stores Co Mildred and son daughter Penjamin gave a family dinner are in Salt Lake, visiting .Mrs. George Moore and daughin his honor. At Provo Sunday of Mrs. Jernian. ter Ella went to Eureka Sunday Mrs.C'lark Newell, a sister of guests Air. and Mrs. Peter A. Anderto visit with relatives. Mrs. Stewart, entertained at a son and family motored from Eunoon luncheon with covers laid reka Sunday and were the guests Mrs. Eerie of Mosida and Mrs.. for twenty-fiv- e guests. Sunday JPAIr. and Mrs. Henry Ellsworth. Mott of Santaquin visited on evening Mr. and Mrs. John T. Dont Delay. Delay Costs Blood. The Airs, Anna Kay entertained at Monda ywitli Mrs. Grains. Lant gave an informal dinner dinner blood of our sons. The time for arguSunday for Mr. and Mrs. the guests including Mr. Port party, and Ewing daughter Artie, ment has passed. The time for action Mrs. Tom Householder and lit- and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Air. and Mrs. Boyer, all ofSprng-villtle son Reid of Eureka were the George A. Peery, Mr. and Mrs. has arrived. guests of M rs. John Persson for Thomas E. Reece, Mr. and Mrs. Air. Ulyssus Afaee, who is atseveral days last week. Simon Higginbotham, Mr. and school at the B. Y. V. tending The marriage of Miss Ethel Mrs. J. (. McClellan, Mrs. U. A. week end home with the spent Tanner and S. S. Hiatt was sol- Colvin and Air. George Amos. his Airs. Christina mother, emnized Wednesday, April 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. John Lant, J. C. Crook. in the Salt Lake Temple. Parney and Mrs. Stewart and Airs. Jane returned BANK son Max accompanied the doctor to her home in Kpafford Springville ThursMrs. Ed Perlin and three chil- to Salt Lake where they bid him after visiting friends and dren came out from Salt Lake farewell at 5:15 Tuesday evening day relatives here the past two as he started on his journey to weeks. Friday to spend their Easter with friends and relatives. Fort Riley, Kansas, A farewell dancing party was NOTICE TO THE TRAVELING Air. PUBLIC. Lee Christianson given Mrs. Ruth Petts Gale and little in Hudsons hall. Thursday UNIVERSAL night daughter of Salt Lake were visThe management of the Pay He left Saturday for Camp Lewiting on Friday and Saturday is. Wash. Stage service willj uinog their many relatives here. reAirs. has announce the date of their spring Jacobson Tony Ground to soon home in as as winter is over. turned her drive Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grams L. REYNOLDS. W. five the after spending past have enlarged the floor space in Air. months with her and is war declared That parents, in against pretheir store on Main street .Mrs. Hyrum Kay. paration for llieir seasons ice ground squirrels and other rodAir. and Mrs. Bill Broadbent ent pests in Utah is evidenced cream trade. a Have Them Buy a Liberty Bond this week. The best savings investment in the world. e. State Bank of Payson THE PEOPLES va-eati- The War Against The House that Helps Hoover Chas. C. F. Dixon We make it hot for competition all the time - son-Eure- Squirrels xooxxxoxco 'Sunday by the recent appearance of entertained at dinnerAir. Elmer Mrs. J. II. Sell ram m and little Utah Experiment Station Cir- at the power plant for Mr. and Airs. and Tietjen family, daughter Margaret left on Tues- cular No. 29, The Control of Miss Percilla Alyrle Openshaw, day for Montello, Nevada, where Rodent Pests which is being and Ransom Broadbent. 0 Staple and Fancy they will visit for several weeks rapidly distributed throughout Kay An was lecture interesting with Mr Schramm. the State. Groceries given in the ward ehureh Sunday The circular was prepared by Miss Pearl Jones, who is at- Mr. Charles J. Sorenson, In- evening by Air George LeBaron. Musical numbers were furnished Fresh and Cured tending school at Provo, came structor in Zoology at the Utah n y Miss Jennie Tietjen, Miss She achome for the week-end- . Meats The pubsisCollege. Heelis Allen and Agricultural the Everything in companied Mr. and Mrs. Harry lication contains the latest and ters. : O. Hall on an outing to Utah LUMBER, SHINGLES, A bundle shower was given best methods for killing ground The Sanitary Shop lake Sunday HARDWARE, BARBED Aliss Vera LeBaron, a bride of squirrels, pocket gophers, jack WIRE, WIRE FENCE, home field the and at mice her four w'eek, Saturday J. S. Page and Miss Cora Page rabbits, of CEMENT, PLASTER, of her friends, rodent which it night by fifty pests and Mrs. Geo': A. Peery have groups OIL and GLASS. feamusic and were the PAINT, lames cause an annual estimated been at Preston, Idaho, to attend is of followed the tures less evening, not by of loss than $2,000,000. the funeral of Airs. Ted Reid, a Farm Implements. unch,' She receivd many useful farm ofTJtah. 00 the to siscrops Mr. a and of Page daughter beautiful and presents. to spend your leisure time ter to Mrs. Peery and Miss Page. Early spring is the best time ot all the year in which to wage Mrs. L. Christianson was hoson the streets or in other BEEBE LUMBER CO. tess at a dinner party giveti Friplaces. Come to George A. Schaerrer just re- war against gronud aquirrels. n Lee. son of honor her night day turned from Los Angeles, Cali- It is then that the animals The guests were Air. and Airs. SANTAQUIN, UTAH fornia, from a two weeks stay. emerge from their winters Angus Holladay, Air. and Airs. He reports that he had an excel- hibernation, lean and hungry. Phone Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Gunderv lent trip, says that things cer- Their natural food is scarce, son and Air. and Airs. J.,L. Olsen. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO tainly looks line in the sunny and as a consequence, the an- A. E. Wall, Air. and Airs. Willie south. imals will eat poisoned baits Miss Percilla Armstrong enon Main Street wheuever more readily than 'at other tertained Friday night in honor Miss Mildred Larson from Salt times when you have a few minutes to green food is abun- of Lee Christianson who left Satis spending a week in Pay-so- dant. Lake to have You dont spare. urday for Camp Lewis. Those with Miss Della Tipton. They spend your money if you Farrmers in infested regions present were Aliss Mabel Chat-wi- n dont want to. We w ill treat entertained at a supper party should, therefore, send immed of Provo, Aliss Gladys Wall, Dalyou just the same. We sell Tuesday evening for Messrs. Miss Lavern Heelis, Aliss Grace iately to the Utah Experiment all kinds of tobacco and las Plumenthal and Leonard Wilfor a free York, Aliss Alice Bennett, Bert Station, Logan, Utah cigars. Have you tried that liams of Salt Lake. 29 and begin Gunderson, Albert Armstrong, copy of Circular good old Southern brand, once at against these Roy Peterson, Air. and Mrs. A. Airs. Win. Ferre was hostess at the fight cause such E. AVall, Air. and Mrs. Angus which useless pests a pretty spring luncheon Monday Holladay, Air. and Airs. Gundloss. afternoon, her guests including an enormous erson, Air. and Airs. J. L. Olsen, the ladies of the Afternoon SewAir. and Airs. AVUlie Peterson and Its cheaper. A new line jusU in, ing club and the following inAir. and Airs. Lowtz Christian- ANNOUNCEMENT. E. S. Airs. vited guests: Ware, look like son. j BEEBE Lumber Co. I La-ver- Isnt Necessary It J. N. STARKS Billiard Parlor mand Ford cars They have proved their t orth under the most trying conditions in all parts of the world. People buy Ford cars because they know what they have done and will do. They have become one of the everyday necessities. Touring Car $450, Runabout $435, Sedan $695 all f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by SHANTUNG SILKS Airs. Wm. (Amelia, Airs. Porter, Airs. Frank of Vance and an- nouncing to the autoists Payson and vicinity that we are now prepared to Grind Valves Electrically Eliminating Guess Work and Assuring Accuracy and Promptness DISTILLED WATER BATTERIES CHARGED RIGHT Tires, Accessories Payson Auto Co. E. B. Parry, Mgr. In busy cities or the country road, the Ford is a favorite over the whole motor field. There are strong reasons why half the buyers i America de- m BROWN MULE We take pleasure in d 22-r- 3 n f CAR Airs. R. A. Anna Bertelsen, Harris, Airs. John .Miss Alae McBeth. Sunday, p. m. the the Second ward will deliver their songs, orations, readings stories in a practice and Come out and hear and program. them make feel like their help efforts will he worth while. The mi in lie rs will he Second Ward oration by Ray Butler; Church, hoys quartet, Rulon Hill, Ray Butler, George Martin and Cleon Moore; story, Anna Page; reading, Lalia Burdick; report of winters work by young men; sirls chorus. d re-tol- S 5 Juanita Reece wa$ a Pro- vo visitor last week. 36-inc- h, 95c to $1.35 man-l)on- e April 7, at 8 oclock Al. I. A. eontestors of re-tol- Aliss We have purchased the business and meat and grocery stock of the Wight Supply Co. and am located at the same stand, where it is our aim to cons meat and'groe duct a will make an ex We store. erv tra effort to carry everything that the good people of Payson want in our line in the season when the goods can be purchWe cordially extend to ased. all an invitation to call at our store, jjml we will he pleased to give you the best service in every way possible and treat you all alike. Yours for good things to eat,'" O. P. OLOWARP & SONS. and at prices that old times d Airs. L. A. Colvin of Salt Lake is visitng at the home of her daughter, Airs. Owen L. Barnett. first-clas- EXPERT LEWIS JACOBSEN Spanish Fork, Ut., Phone 66. Leave Orders Central Lumber Co. wish to announce that my shop will be ehisrd Friday of each week. I aviII he shoeing horses in W. C. Robbins Shop, Santaquin, Friday of each week. c oclock, Afy slnp will open close each new time, and day at 5:30 oclock if not busy, if Will do night orders are left, commencing at 1 HFIrai. Chimney Tops, Eave Troughs and Warm Air Furnaces Our Specialty HORSE-SHOE- j horse-shoein- g Is oclock. I have a nice supply of new summer shoes and can put quick job ont any time.' j Georgette Waists, In This $3.95 to $6.45 Week SILK PETTICOATS Plain and Fancy. All Silk and Silk Flounced $2.65 to $5.45 worth A Little More for a Little L |