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Show THE Willi which l.i brok-line- any kind of a selection from, neither could they buy in large e at quantities so they could compete Kntered at the with houses out of town. as second class matter. We are not prepared to say that the above assertions made Published every Thursday by the by some people are true. But if the Payson business houses would Paysonian Publishing Company. stiek to their own lines, purchase " in lots, thereby being larger SUBSCRIPTION PRICEable to carry a better assortment $2.00 One year, in advance of their main lines of goods, they $1.00 Six months, in advance could compote with houses. LAWRBXCE JORGKXSON We do not prescribe this sugKditor and Manager. gestion as a complete cure for Inlying out of town, hut it is certain that it would go a long way Copy for ads or notices Inward keeping trade at homo. Ulobe-Hrade- Burglars r. TO AUTO STS 1 Pufct-Otlie- Don't Like Them THKRK tinned on, our business houses s woirtd he carrying so many that they would not have consul dated the enough of any one thing to make PAYSON IAN was a time when policies, deeds, con- When You want any service remember that we do -- tracts, stocks, bonds and other valuables were considered secure if kept in the office safe, but that was before burglaries became a Expert Battery 2harin& All Kinds of Repair Work, Guaranteed - n common occurrence. Now the tiling used by wise and prudent persons is not an iron box, which any burglar delights to open, but a Private Safe inside a concrete and steel Safe Deposite Vault like ours. No burglar alive can enter there nor fire, or flood or any other agency of destruction harm your valuables. The cost is nominal. Come in today and see the advantages offered by a private safe in our vault. will positively not be ac- cepted later than 10 a. m. WE NEED MORE SILOS AND JOSEPHS Wednesday morning. years of abundance it is In wise to lay bv supplies for the future. This appears to be the view taken by the Idaho Staho Council of Defence, which has recently recommended that the Editorial Comment Payson Exchange Savings Bank The Home frutituton Strong THE SPRING DRIVE We Sell Good Year and Firestone Tires and Accessories KNOWLES state provide the necessary ware- s and elevators Many Utah county people houses, sort of to insure the saving of products think in a way that they accomplished of the soil to the people, and the everything humanly possible market values to the producers. during the year 1917. When It proposes that an equitable they look back over it with the charge he made, thus returnin' added vision of another years to the state a revenue. This is progress they will see how considered a good plan, hut if childish they were in supposing not, possibly it would be a good move, and a wise one on tbe part they did any such thing. of farmer to construct suitAmerican, be he ablethesilos Every for soldier, farmer, miner or muni- his farm and storage places Millions produce. upon tion worker, will do more this millions of dollars worth of fod- must do more than he j der year goes to waste, annually beever did before. cause so many fanners have not More grain, more food crops, yet learned the use and the more meat must be produced of tli.e simple silo. this year than ever before in Nearly all our farm produce such the history of the country, and as beet tops, turnips, straw, fodthat with less labor. This will der, corn, alfalfa hav, cane, cabnot be accomplished by work- bage, etc. can he used to success ing longer hours. Probably the in silige for dairy and stock feed The storage plpnts ean only he first step toward greater ac used lesfor storage of defined prowill actually complishment son labor. This will come ducts. This matter of providing through the elimination of dup- during fat years for the years licated efforts brought about by ization. It jx pne of the things more thought, better planning, that nature not alone taught prehistoric mankind, but conbetter preparation. There will really be little ex- ferred ns pt)1 upon the animal cuse for a Utah county farm- kingdom. than 3,000 years it er unhitching trom the drill to hasFarbeenmore the practice in China drive to town foi a load of fer- to store to carry over provisions tilizer. There will be no excuse the people during crop failures; for stopping to fix the binder a hundred years ago this was the now. He should have been pre- practice ip .Sweden, Spain, Pruspared tor it by hauling the fer- sia and other countries. In Spain tilizer and fixing the binder now. there were thousands of govern d The farmer who is on the job warehouses, maga knew as early as the first of zincs and the like, designated a.1 January how much fertilizer he positors, where each farmei is going to need, and if he was compelled by law to deposit doesnt know the oondition of a certain quantity of his grain, the drill, the plows, the binder proportionate to the extent ot and all of his farm implements his farm and the size of the ero harvested. Th? yeai by this time he should lose no he was allowed following to remove his time in looking them over. stored grains, hut from the new The things needed on the hail to supply an equa farm are not going to be cheap- crop amount. Thus were the farmer' er later on. The railroads may always assured of seed for sowbe just as hard put to get ing and the people of sufficient fertilizer shipments through breadstuff to carry them thn. two or three months from now. years that otherwise would be The wise farmer takes all this famine one. into consideration, and DO IT Our Relief Societies of the church has done well in followNOW is his safest slogan. store-room- MOTOR CO. self-satisfie- d Wesley Pulver in France TIME TABLE K. II. Pulver of this office has received word from his brother, Wesley Pulver, stating that he has arrived in France with F. S. is The communication troops. as follows: Paris, France, Dee. 2H, PUT. Effective January 6, 1918. I tea r Arrived safe and all had a fine trip across the ocean some body of water. We are laying in the harbor tonight, so I cannot say anything about the country. It looks like a pretty nice eity. We had a battle with two submarines on our way over; we sank one of them and crippled the other. was standing on the deck and uitnssed it all. It shot a torpedo at us and missed our ship about KM) yards. Most of the hoys seemed to like it, but some of them thought of home. We expect to unload tomor- Orem Electric PAYSON to I SALT LAKE CITY Leaving Payson comrow. I didnt get ing over Quigley was sick most of the way. We are all feeling fine after our long trip on the A Mileage Book will save you water it gets tiresome, the same thing over and over every day. money, Dont Know which way we go Investigate Ask the Agent. from here. Fine weather here so The lnterurban can give better far- - we can see green grass service on your freight shipment around us. whether it he a h uud red pound Did not receive the Payson paor a curload. per for three weeks before we Through rates and routes to left Xew York. Dont know what interstate points in connection was the matter we surely did with the Cnion Pacific System miss it. Yours as ever, and allied lines. WESLEY 1TLYKR, sea-sic- k I He Also Serves Who Saves Save on Your Grocery Bill by Watching and Buying at the Exceptionally Low Prices on Specials Each Day Specials for Friday and Saturday Only 6 Bars white Laundry Soap Best matches, per box . 2 cans large Sego milk Corn meal, per 9 lb. sack, Potatoes, per bushel . 2 lb. can tomatoes, two for Can June peas, two for Can corn, two for . Deviled Ham, per can .25 .05 .25 .65 .75 .25 .25 .25 .05 -2 4 Gins of 45c Old Hillside Coffee Large can School Boy Peanut Butter Golden Egg Macaroni. 3 packages for 10 lbs. sugar ..... Save sugar by Buying Honey, 2 -2 lb. can $1.00 .55 .25 .90 .39 j THIS SEASON, AS money-s- aving ment-owne- ing this splendid work of providPAYSON ing during fat years for years ol THE TROUBLE WITH Lean. They have bins in which Wliat is the trouble with busi- grain is stored and sold to farmbread-stufIt I ean buy ers for seed and ness in Payson? will he well to recommend to oui cheaper iiud the merchants carry farmers in this valley to get hus a bigger nHoitmopt in Salem, and build cement or wood silos, Spanish Fork or Provo than cement preferred, for the storag Such re- of their farm products that are they do jn Payson. marks ps these are heard from unsaleable, such as unmatured the lips of many people in our corn, hay, bet tops, etc. town. On a day, g few days beOnly for the Armours, the fore last Christmas, fvcventeen Swifts, the Oudahys and other: Payson people were seen shop- who are charged with greed and ping in Spanish Fork and thir- avarice, how could the warring teen in Provo ami half a dozen nations he fed? With all the storin the litle town of Salem. .Me- age capacities of these large rchants nml buxines men of Pay-on- , concerns, the visible food supply there must be some good rea- is not enough to feed the people son for this. It would be a good who are making demands upon thing for our eity if the real it, ami should there he, by some causes for so many people buy- law of chance, crop failures in ing out of town could be ferrited the present year, how serious out. would be the situation without It has been suggested, and not these storage supplies. This community needs more without some foundation, that some merchants nre warehouses, more storage elevaPayson afraid they are not getting their tors, more cold storage plants, share of the business, and nre car- and a few millions more silos on rying lines that do not harmonize the farms. Let us go hack a few with their stock, and which other thousand years in the matter of merchants in other lines of busi- savins and storing for the years ness should have the exclusive that may he lean. Farmers get busy, you are the right to sell, or the other man should pay the license for carry- back-lmnof our nation, prepare ing on another line of business. for the years of lean that may, As ii result the merchant that is come, lie like Joseph of old, prehutted into retaliates by try- pare for the future and your na-- i ing to sell goods in the other tion will rise up and call you mans line, and so, if it were con-- . blessed. WE SELL MILLINERY ONLY and mostly patterns from the Leading Houses and we are certainly prepared to show you the Very Best at Popular Prices The Hat is the foundation of the spring wardrobe, and should be selected with great care. We have Hats that please the most fastidious woman. Come to Payson or Eureka and SEE THE WILSON HATS There is a quaint charm about the Wilson Hats that wins for them unprecedented popularity, both in style and price. The reflections of a womans personality is displayed in the Hats she chooses. CHOOSE A WILSON HAT and insure satisfaction. They are now ready for inspection. We have the largest assortment to select from South of Salt Lake City p You Surely will Not be Disappointed in Anyway if you Come to Wilson's to Make Your Choice f. - e GOLDEN RULE STORE SEE the WILSON LINE FIRST THE UNIVERSAL CAR The most desirable features of motor car construction are found in Ford cars. They are strong with the strength of vanadium steel, by pord methods. Excess weight is eliminated by strength, arid allows the Ford more power for its weight than any other car. Back of the car is the organization which has built andl sold over two million Ford cars. Ihe Ford car saves time is a sure money ker ffJ?uring Car $360, Runabout $345, Sedan, $69o, T9wn car, $645, Coupelet, $560, all f. o. b, Detroit. On display and for sale by ; ( heat-treate- d -- Dave Shuler |