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Show A PAYaoidur, ttcu 25 Cemeut Road Throujh A & f&my- - Cut down your meat bill. Raise New Zealand Red Rabbits. Pedigreed stock for sale, prices moderate. Call or write O. L. Barnett, Payson, Utah. aiMuat su WtHMv 8--2t Qfero FOR SALE Good 4 .room 2 12 acres of ground. house. Good brick granery ' and basement and other outer improvements. Good variety of in southeast part of town. Enquire W. C. Fulk. iHXMUpnaa fruit-Locate- Many of Our Savings Depositors 9-- Opened their Accounts With Just $1.00 FOR SALE Two Mrs. James Boyle. 2t lots. city 9-- tf ROOMS ; for FURNISHED housekeeping. Mrs. James Boyle. 9-- tf But how their dollars have grown since. SALE Seven FOR Laban Harding, Payson. Into hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of dollars. calves. 9-- 3t WE WANT SALES REPRESENTATIVES IN EVERY TOWN IN UTAH We prefer men who have sold real estate, stock, insurance, books, or who have had no sales experience, but would like to develop .into salesmen. We train every applicant accepted and provide a system that will anyone who works to make from $75.00 to $150.00 per week. Can also use women of Position exceptional ability. It is just a matter of saving so much each week or month, but the importent part the START. is on-ab- le permanent. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Daughter of E. t i7 0. Simons Passes Away DR. H. MOTT GEO. to Salt Lake Qty Opportunities fi&fisP &hn. In applying state age, past business experience, number of years you have lived in community and references. Address in confidence, KANE MFG. CO., 1626-2- 7 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle, Wash. s7-- 3t j Payson and Salt Lake 'City are to be connected with cemeht paving next summer. Contemplating the necessity of providing work for the men released from the army the state road commission has issued orders for the construction of ninety-eigh- t miles of hard surface highways in Utah next summer. Utah county, according to the schedule, is .to get thirty-fiv- e and miles, which will give us a paved road from the point of the mountain, on the north to Payson on the Bouth. Salt Lake countys paved road will be extended ! to meet the Utah county line, thus giving us a paved highway from Payson to Salt Lake and from Salt Lake to Ogden, thence on to Brigham City. Thev Commission authorized State Road Engineer Ira to order immediate surveys, so that bids cfan be called for and contracts let early next spring for the completion of the work during the summer. Following are the sections of hard surfaced highways for which surveys are to be made at once: , Twelve miles in Davis county to complete the paved road between Salt Lake and Ogden. miles Eleven and from Midvale Junction to the Utah county line. miles Eleven and from the Utah county linex to American Fork. Nine Miles from Pleasant Grove to Provo. to , Eighteen miles from Provo Pavson. Five miles from Magna east South pavement on Thirty-thirto the west end of the present -p NO matter how many obstacles old Fate may, throw into the road that leads you from school life through life's school, you bank ac. will always find a count the motive power that laughs at barriers and lifts you from yesterdays dream, through todays endeavor to tomorrows accomplishment. This bank invites the accounts of young men. Being in close touch with conditions, its helplul council cheerfully rendered will become progressively valuable as their responsibilities increase. well-cared-fo- typhoid-pneumoni- The Strong Home Institution PAYSON CITY, UTAH four-tent- four-tent- hs ' motor truck which we sell The Ford one-towithout body for $550 f. o. b. Detroit,has proved during the past two years to be a most mojiey-savin- T. KENDALL DR. CHAS. X Physician 1 Office Up I i - and Surgeon Stairs Douglass gap Og- - A Utah . A. A. TTtTttTT 4f A. . A. eie eie eie eie eie eie eie I DR. L. N. ELLSWORTH 4? 4S 4& h 4$ DENTIST Office in Douglass Building Over liertelsens Store " sh. h. Ah. & & 4fr ,h.7 Ah. vjw 4? I 4j 4 - DR. A.T.GOIJGH f Registered Veterinarian " Phone -PAYSON, 116-- J -- Bed Registered Hog, recently imported, for service or w sale, at Junior Wightmans residence". Pure UTAH DR. J. H. ELLSWORTH . DENTIST t.v"ce over Bank, Payson, Ut. 4f. 4J Office Hours, 9 to 12; 1 to 6 4s1 Phone 23. Res. Phone 103-- j f $ BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY MISS LULU TIETJEN Just as soon as the quarantine Teacher ot Plano and Harmony. Studio at Mrs. Frank Residence Ter-bor- Go and to the Modern Pharmacy get a free Flu spray. ,(Adv.) 4fr 4fr 4S and look it over. SHULER MOTOR CO. p. a& Ah. Ah. . Ah. Ah. Ah. aD aD 4fr 4fr 4fr 4fr ' and for work on the Ephrtaim to Orangeville forest road in EmeBerkshire ry county. I - - to Your Sweet Little Rosebud Has Boar for service. J. C. Town- Helper. The Counties .through which Bills was Elder Left You. Joseph send, 2 blocks east Payson Exf; roads r pass are to 8-- tf Nearer My change Savings Bank. Singing, ;! the speaker. in their construction, ! ! God to Thee. The closing prayer says. The commission FOR SALE Heating stove. was offered by Elder John F. Harris. also appropriated $5,000, more Enquire at Mrs. M. Steiners T wi' T V T TtT'FA V W elt- and utility, both i towns and on the farm, because like the Ford cor, it is surely reliable, easy to control and has very low cost for I TUCK . operation. Has the speed and flexibility to save time, and the strength and durability to save money. We can supply with any kind of body desired. Come in g Building. Payson, tf n g : 6-- r Payson Exchange Savings Bank d 22r-2r- MANS MOTIVE POWER two-tent- little four year old daughPoland 'China Thoroughbred Physician and Surgeon. E. 0. Sim- hog for service. Lawrence TanMrs. and Mr. of ter A, Over Piiyson Exchange Savings ons died last Sunday at 6:40 p. ner, at Mrs. Mattie Kapples Bank. m., after an illness of about two 'residence, Payson. . ' weeks with ' a lies. Phone ' Office Phono ?3. It pays to trade with the Page The littlegirl had been quite low street. Furniture Company. for four or five days and everySixteen miles to close the FOR SALE Hen Nebekers between thing had been done to save her, Brigham City and but she could not be revived. 30 acres farsw land, ' ' place. den. G. F. TILSON. M. D. held at the acres pasture, in Payson Funeral services were old Six miles between Logan PHV8IC1AN an:! SITiQauN Fine proposition for Smithfield. graveside Wednesday at 4 p. m. , field. Office at Residence Counsellor Fred Tanner presiding. small farmer. Inquire of J. B. Seven miles from Logan Phone 7 4 Mi in Street or Henry Nebeker, Wellsville.- - ' Hone, City, offered was by The opening prayer, Payson, Utah 149 o at i Tempi Bldy al sL a Six miles between Price jb Alfred Bingham. Singing, ff qf tfr qp l if? itr iff Elder The THE" YOUNG ts is raised the Brigham Young its doors. University will New students can begin profitably ajt this time and take up regular work as hut two weeks of the years work has been done, and of this reviews will he given. During the time of quarantine, work on the new mechanic arts building, on Temple Hill, has been pushed; and the remodeling of the iron work building has been completed and machinery installed, thus providing for larger classes in iron work and new courses in Watch the papers for the date of re-op- te a We Fix Your Tires to Last n How many times have you had tires fixed only to have them give out on the very first trip? Our vulcanizing outfit enables us to fix blow-out- s and weah. spots in a that way usually mah.es them even the rest of the tire. than stronger Poor repair worK on tires is ultimately the most expensive. Unless the weah part is properly strengthened, there is iihely to be another blow-osoon that may ruin the tire completely. Just give us a trial and we will show you that our prices are low and Vernile Rei se Diet J. Selman Funeral Services W.8A CARD OF THANKS. To all friends whose sympathy and services were so kindly tendered in our time of bereavement, we desire to extend our sincere thanks. May the day be far distant when those friends who gathered around us will need similar attention, but when the time comes may they receive the same generous aid. Mrs. Henrv Fairbanks and Fami MRS. HENRY FAIRBANKS AND FAMILY. The Misses' Helen Townsend and Jennie Reece are here to They have spend Thanksgiving. been attending school in Logan. - auto-mechanic- s. During the past week a large number of those who clipped (Adv-the interest coupons bought W. RETURNING SOLDIERS S.S. with the money. This was one of the best ways of showThe Red Cross is anxious to and also the with all the ing patriotism, fully But of thrift. very few of famalies in giving a "welcome to spirit we have holders that bond soldiers as they return home. the Committees are being appointed been able to interview, but have to carry out this work. Rela- reinvested their money, or, tives should assist the Red Cross took the money Uncle by notifying it when their boys rather, are coming. Every soldier should Sam gave them for helping to be fully registered when he re- - win the war, and handed it back, turns, giving his rank and Those who did pot should think branch of service at the time of 0f it, and at once buy W. his discharge. Cards for this S. the interest money. S. with registration will be in the hands of the Red Cross committee. It is not too late. ) Wm. 1- -t f. Funeral services were held at the cemetery Monday for William J. Selman. Mr. Selniandied on his farm northeast of town from cancer of the stomach, from which he had suffered one year. He was bom in England, 69 years ago and came to this country when quite a young man. He made his home in Pay-sountil a few years ago when he moved with his family to his farm. He was a successful farmer fruit raiser. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emily Richmond Selman, and the following children. Mrs. J. B. McArdle of Salt Lake, Mrs. Edward Dixon of this city, Mrs. Royal T. Huish of Spanish Fork, Mrs. Qeorge Gull of Salt Lake, Mrs. J. B. Birch of Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Ellertson of Helper, Mrs. Frank Porter of Helper, Roy Selman of this city and Frank Selman of Blackfoot, Idaho. Also 22 grandchildren and three n The great-grandchildre- Vernile Reece, another Payson boy who entered the U. S. service, has made the supreme sacrifice. He died last Saturday at Camp Kearny of He was stricken on November 4th with the disease and on November 9th his parents received a telegram stating that he was critically ill. His mother left the same afternoon for Camp Kearny and remained at his bedside until the end came, which was last Sunday, when his father received another telegram advising him that his son liar1 died. Mr. Vernile Reese left here September 7th, and has been serving in the medical corps. He was the sou of Mr and Mrs. Jerry Reece, The body arrived here yesterday and funeral services will probably bte held today at the cemetery. Influenza-Pneumoni- a. W.B.B Mr. Geo. A. Page received word, in a communication from' his son Page Perry, who is taking the Students Army Training Course at the University of Utah, that he, Page, had been promotser- ed to the rank of Sergeant. vices were in charge of Bishop John Johnson of the Benjamin ward. Joseph Hand and Bishop Johnson were the speakers. The grave was dedicated by Joseph Hand. All ladies who can are urged to call at once and get yarn for knitting socks for the Red Cross. This may be had at Mrs .Sorensens place of business. ut that we quichly. ments at Craven Hotel can turn your worh out LJ Auto Co. iPayson PARRY E. B. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. -- ! J. R. ROSE, CHIROPRACTOR Hours, 9:30 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. - - - Phone 63 |
