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Show " 4 The People of This Community Are Reading This Paper Today I. Id Social Circles THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH Is ! MRS. ALFRED R. WILSON. Ednre.. The Paysonian will deem it a favor if parties having or learning of any social functions will please hand or phone in the news to Mrs. Alfred Wilson, who has been engaged as Society Editress. I5y J. R. HAMILTON Former Advertising Manager of Wanamakers, Philadelphia A number of young matrons and maids met at the home of You, sir, or madam, arc part of a greater audience than was the Misses Iona and Lyle Crav- ever gathered logcthor in this community. Your combined power ens Sunday afternoon and perof a great army. is that fected a new social organization Your possible purchasing power alone is enough to make to be known as the W. W. O. M. club. At the completion of the every commercial institution here respond to your will. business arrangements lunch was You are going into the stores of this city now to spend that The served by the hostesses. c'ubs membership inelmtes Mrs. money. And what you are trying to find out is how to spend it to Lodney Wilson, Mrs. fllcnn Simmons, Mrs. Wilford (lw illiams, your Iwst advantage and where. Let us see how we can help you Miss Sue Wilde, Miss Iona Cravmost. a week of camping. ens, .Miss Lyle Cravens, Miss Here in this paper today is the advertising news of the Juanita Leeee and Miss Deou They will meet each strong men of trade, the regVar buyers and the best judges of enter- Colvin. Mrs. Wayne Gardner for their social feature merchandise. They have ransacked their shelves and their stock- Thursday tained at a dinner on the Fourth. and will also do Fed Cross work. rooms to give you the finest they have. They are too shrewd to On .Monday evening they met to anything but Mr. and Mrs. dark Jones and with the Justamere unit at the spend their money and attract your attention the best. children of Magna are guests at gauze room. the home of Mrs. Jones mother, This is their biggest season, too, and some of the values they Mrs. Ilarvev Kinder. to you who do not know One of t ho social events of the are offering today will seem impossible necessities. a week was a motolng Irip to buyers Mrs. Glenn Simmons gave a Saratoga on Sunday given by If you could go behind the scenes and see their stock of shoes slumber party Saturday night. Vernal Twede an Ernest Shor-meand coats and dresses aisl suits and underwear, of furniture and The trip was given in honand draperies, all shrewdly gathered from the ends of the Mel yin Done, who leav es rugs of or Mrs. Joint II. Ai nos entertained down to the lowest figure or raised to the soon to enlist in the navy. Others earth,' till brought at a pleasant informal afternoon Dixhighest standard of quality by every method known to expert affair last Friday in honor of hei accompanying were Aileen on, Jennie Reece and Retta merchandising, then you would understand the labor that has sister, Mrs. Fred Lewis. Raymond Clayton arrived ly auto Sunday from his home at lilachfoot, Idaho. Min. Clayton and children have heen 'visiting here with relatives for the past six weeks. In company with J. A. Clayton and family lliey left Monday evening for Strawberry valley, this being the first lap in the return t rip to their home. They will all motor to various points through Ctali. The .1, A. Claytons will return home after 1 Miss Anna Rage entertained aj number of her friends at a slum-ber party last Wednesday even-- j ing. Supper was served at midnight to the following: Wanda Amos, Jennie Strong, Retta Men-- ; lad ys Smith, Geneva denhall, Dixon, Geraldine Fairbanks, Aileen Dixon, Madeline Tilson, .ala Seaburv and Iris imue. 1 I Mrs. Wayne Gardner enter- Just Like Washington Crossed the Delaware General Pershing Will Cross the Rhine I Im Sorry Made You Cry. Just a Babys Prayer at Twilight Three Wonderful Letters from Home Bring Back My Dgddy to Me. Somewhere in France is a Lily Chapel Chimes Liberty Bell. j j Mrs. Rodney Wilson and Miss Eva Mendenhall were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wii-n Sunday. put enough faith to stand back of it, and he as courage as enough could; you large the integrity to sign his name to what he presents, lie has some to yon, and the fact that he is talking Mr. and Mrs. George Davis good reason for talking and children of Salt Lake an to yon is proof of his ability and success. And there is no advertisement too large for you to study spending a two weeks visit in with relatives. Iaysou carefully. Many a buyer, with some good value worth a column of space, has had to put it in the middle of half a page and crowd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oberhansly it into three short lines. and baby are at Silver City, the cataHere, then, is your compendium of merchandise, your guests of Mrs. Edith linker. asklogue of good goods; hen amongst these merchants who are advertise-iof their columns the attention today through Miss Vida Andrews is the house ing your and its ottering yo the best that they have. guest of At iss Alice Stark. (Copyrighted.) o FOLKS n WE ALL KNOW wont you please unlock de gate an let a feller out. wants to w under on my way. because I plainly see Where everybody's working bard, dar aint much chance for Oh, I me! Finding a Sleeping Place. Robert wanted to stay all night nt the place he and his mother were visiting. Ilis mother told him there xvns no room, hed have to sleep on the floor. Hasnt your lied got a middle? he asked his hostess. Mrs. Burns Letter. a letter that is certain to is Here The Swell Dresser used to be culled (if interest to people in this n J3de In the Wild and Woolly days prove as cases of this sort occur in when we wore Rubber Cc'lars and vicinity, almost every neighborhood, ami pen pi hook-o- n Now that everybody should know what to do in like Ties. lms Spruced Up, he Is not nearly so Noticeable. The Swell Dresser tries Savannah, Mo., Oct. 1:2, IflDi. to look like the Aristocratic Chaps In I used a bottle of ( hambcrl lin s the Collar Ads. Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy about nine years ago and it cured m of Some luyson men could learn a flux (dysentery). I had another nt;.k some thn o or great many tilings if they didnt im of the same complainta and few doses of four ago them. years knew ugine they already me. I have recoi cured this remedy in most wife the jealous Probably mu Colic Chamberlain's the world is that Oklahoma woman who makes her husband leave his Diarrhoea Remedy to dozens of poop! false teeth nt home when he goes out since I used it. At all drug stores. at night. PAYSON PROOF. Announcement We arc pleased to announce to our patrons and friends that we have added to our constantly in creased stock several brands of First Class Coal includes King, Hiawatha, Black Hawk and Panther and will be glad to furnish you with your fuel wants. buould Convince Every Payson Reader. ooooooooooooooooo The frank statement of a neighbor telling the merits of a remedy. Bids you pause and believe. The same endorsement By some stranger far away Commands no belief at all. Heres a Payson ease. v A Payson citizen testifies. o Bead and bo convinced. V. H. Shermer, depot agent. D. & 0 R. 'I. By.. Second ward, says: 1 have used Doan's Kidney Pills for pains in $ my back and other nehes and pains brought on by kidney trouble. I have always found them a line remedy. Prom X Any experience with Doan's Kidney X Pills, 1 don't hesitate in saying thev nre the best kidney remedy I know $ of. (Statement given in April. HMO.) The Results Lasted, On March SI. PUT, seven years later Mr. slioi nter mid: "1 hav.n't had any further need ot a kidney remedy since la recommended Doans Kidnev BEEBE Lumber Co. , 1 Central Lumber & Hardware Co. Seconded the Motion. Jacob was prone to feel big, when anyone called and made a flattering remark about him. One evening a neighbor called and during the evening said : My, but isn't Jacob a cute little lio.v? Whereupon Jacob promptI tlnk so, too. ly responded: Psaltery Like Modern Guitar. The psaltery was n stringed musical instrument to accompany the voir In the prayer book version of the lsalms tne Hebrew word is given as This instrument resembles the "lute. guitar, but was larger with a convex back, resembling a gourd. Old Man Trouble Old Man Trouble lie come stumpii up do lane; A (likin to hissof de sortow an do pain An now an then he'd whimper an then again hed yelp, A tollin bout a lot o things nobody eouldn 't help. Mow an then hed murmur tin t hen again hed sigli ltout all de mournful tilings he said would happen by an by. Pntil he got Aunt Mnndy riled wif his incessant gloom, She rolled her sleeves an waded ia an hit im wif a broom. 1 hit ini wif a pickax; Sister Susie she jine in All flattened Old Man Trouble underneath a rollin pin. e boys dev all got busy in de raid. Some hit im wif a hahulsaw an some hit im wif a spado. Old Man Trouble be set up an awful shout Fl:iyel ly The Masterphone The BETTER Phonograph The TONES the Thing Beautiful in construction, marvelous in reproduction. Plays any make of disc records. Embodies been expended for you. There is no advertisement in this paper too small for you to the best in a perfect phonograph. Combines Quality notice today. For every one of these smaller merchants has had and Utility with a moderate price. his announcement before in his merchandise to d which My Belgian Rose, j r. tained at a pretty summer luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. Her guests numbered the ladies of the Elite club, also Mrs. Rodney Wilson, Mrs. Frailly Obersansly, Mrs. Glenn Simmons, Mrs. Selby Dixon, Mrs. F. M. Turner, Mrs. Mrs. Fred Lewis and children Lund, and Miss Juanita left Saturday for their home at Reece. M ('amnion, Malm, after an extended visit here with relatives. Miss Pearl Oberhansly enter-tane- Miss Vera Amos returned vvtli the following of her young them for an indefinite stay. friends at a slumber party SaturFern Oberhansly, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monson and day night: Lain Hurdiek, Florence Wight-man- , baby have been visiting at Mt. Eva Mendenhall, and Thel- Pleasant. Mrs. Jensen, a sister of ma I Very Mr. Monson, returned with them. An-tlio- Come in and Hear These Selections: -- Pills." Pi ice d"m ai all dealeis. Don't vim-pl'k for II kldni'V I. a 1.,. n s K nb t hat s O i'll!' Mr sin 'hoi lia Pos'ei M.liwm Co lull alo, N. ). o-- i t I 1 v $ Everything in LUMBER, SHINGLES, HARDWARE, BARBED WIRE. WIRE FENCE, CEMENT, PLASTER, PAINT, OIL and GLASS. Farm Implements. BEEBE LUMBER CO. SAXTAQriX. UTAH I ! Flume 22-r- 3 ooooooooooooooooo vV The MusicMaster of Phonographs SOLD BY Hi X Paysons Dependable Drug Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone Your Drug Wants to 67 Payson, Utah The Detroit Free Press thinks that tnot of the people who return unre- 1 Resourceful Editor. We harnessed a motorcycle to the linotype when the storm knocked o'ut the electric power lines, and got out the paper. El Centro (Cal.) Press. freshed from their summer vacations are victims of their own excesses. They do not understand that too much fishing, too much boating, too much swimming, too much good livQuite Common Failing. ing within a given period is almost De only bit some men does, said as demoralizing ns too, much liquor. Uncle Eben, is to talk a little bit, reThey make no distinction between a mindin others to do their bit. vacation and a spree. The suggestion may lie worth considering by those True Sympathy. wlio need It. Americans, It is true, Happy people need sympathizers. are not celebrated for the practice of Rejuice with those who rejoice. moderation. f - |