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Show fHE THE PAYSONIAN, PAYS ON, UTAH them of it is taking awaj from them one of the things that help to make bright, intelligent men am! women. prives PAYSON IAN Hut this must recreation IN MEMORY OF JOHN E. HUISh be1 guarded in the right ehannel Reports have eame to this office! that there is entirely loo much ot" this sort of thing existing in this community, and if the parSUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One year, nt advance Six months, in advance Now for Victory $1.00 25-ce- nt These stamps and certificates place. a wondeiful opportunity before every man, ivoinan and child, to become an investor in Government securities. This Hank will gladly explain them to ou as well as supply vou with them. Rememder a $5,110 saving certificate for $4.12 this month -t- he cost is mere in February. Savings Bank Payson Exchange The Strung Home Jnstituton LET GO OF YOUR POTATOES If there is a farmer in Utah county now holding Lis potatoes! Copy for ads or notices will positively not be accepted later than 10 a. m. Wednesday morning. in .storage, Uncle Sam earnestly asks him to get them moving, to gt them out of the bin and into the kitchen. Responding to this ; ppeal will not mean the sacrifice of personal merest for all the Itah county farmer who has potatoes in his possession is asked to do is to market Jiis Iroldiings gradually and steadily during the remainder of the winter months, and throughout the coming spring. Uncle Sam merely desires to have the pre--e- Editorial Comment . t&ZZBdEUM omcmerxa. Large Families Chinese Distinction. The Chinese ure proud of huge funir ilies, ixml a large family living together under one roof la looked upon ur proof of' the good temper and correct course of life of Us members and ns A large a sure path to prosperity. to live Is able which together family without dividing up the property always receives much credit and Is highly respected. It Is one of the highest distinctions In China to have Wu Fu Tung Thing, or five generations, under one roof, although such a distinction is attained by very few'. atJCCB ARE YOU fcl GUILTY i A FARMER. carrying an express package from a big mail-ord- er house was accosted by a local dealer. that hill 'Why diJn t you hoycould hate leseret Evening News and Be Honest With Yourself. Do you really believe all that you hows what a system of eonerete say, yourself? Stop a minute and look back, and think. Are you sure of all pavements has done in the way The same that you assert, and have you a posif advertising Logan. tive conviction concerning all that you of he said will Iayson when we put forth? If you do not honestly hold to everything you say, how can you get' on r system in. expect others to accept your words? t'AciiE If you do not actually believe wlmt act to are unlikely you say, then you Logan, Utah, whieli is accordupon It, no matter how good It may 'd the reputation of being the be. We need to be very honest with ourselves. leanest and neatest appearing goods from me? saved you the express, and hesidrs you Would have been patronizing a home store, uhkh helps pay the taxes and builds up this locality. The farmer looked at the merchant a moment and then said: of "Why don't you patronize yotu home paper and advertise? I read it anddidn tknowthatyou had the stuff I have here. MORAL ADVERTISE following article whieli speakes for its self, appeared in the editorial eolums of the The corxTVs Athens I! j FACE the FACTS face the facts, The war situation is critical. LETUnless the Allies fight as they never yet have threatens. Hungry men cannot fi&nt defeat fought, at their best; nor hungry nations. France, England, and Italy are going hungry unless, we feed them. Wheat Savings They must have wheat. It is the best food to fight on. It is the easiest to ship. We alone can spare it to them. By saving just a little-l- ess than a quarter of what we ate last year we can And we support those who are fighting our battles. have only can do it without stinting ourselves. We to substitute another food just as good. The Corn of Plenty Corn is that food. Theres a generous in the surplus of it. Providence has usbeen in such bounty corn It has need. of given hour our as was never known before. Tons of corn. Tram-load- s of corn. Five hundred million bushels over and above our regular needs. All we have to do is, to learn to appreciate it. Was ever patriotic duty made so easy? And so clear? America Own Food Corn! It is the true American food. The Indians, hardiest of races, lived on it. . Our forefathers adopted the diet and conquered a continent. For a great section of our country it has blong een the staff of life. How well the South fought on it. history tells. Now it can help America win a world war. It isnt one food. It's a Learn Something Corn dozen. Its a cereal. Its a vegetable. Its a bread. in it, Its a dessert. Its nutritious; more food value dollar for dollar, than meat or eggs or most other dont vegetables. Its good to eat; how good youcooked. know until youve had corn-brea- d properly Best of all, its plentiful and its patriotic. Corns Infinite Variety How much do you know about corn? About how good it is? About the many delicious ways of cooking it? And what you miss by not knowing more about it? Here are a few us 1 of its uses: There are at least fifty ways to use corn meal to make good dishes for dinner, supper, lunch or breakfast. Here are some suggestions: DESSERTS HOT BREADS Corn-memolasses cake. Boston brown bread. corn bread. Hoecake. Apple Muffins. Dumplings. Biscuits. Gingerbread. 'Fruit gems. Griddle cakes. Waffles. HEARTY DISHES Corn-meCorn-mefish balls. croquettes. corn-meMeat and dumplings. Tamales. Italian polenta. The recipes are in Farmers Bulletin 565, Corn Meal as a Food and Ways of Using It, free from the Department of Agriculture al al al al Cache. !oc s surplus eaten before the new crop begins to move the middle of next June. The prospect of loss tt the farmer who is holding potatoes is not in commencing to market new and continuing to sell slowly. It is a failing to do this that the farmer stands to lose. For if the bin is not emptied by Independence day for the average spring the owner of the potatoes mull is puy day. is pretty apt to find a glutted Have confidence in Uncle Sam and market when he finally decides to fe.'ll. If when the new crop is the countrys future. in sight there remains a heavy We have plenty of historians, but liangoxer of the old crop, and if who is going to revise the geographies? these is a scramble of the holdThe price of elephanfs is said to he ers to unload all at once, there advancing. Confine your pots to can he hut one effect on prices. Even aside- from war consideration, potato growers and ot tiers now holding potatoes should remember and profit by their experience with: the 1914 errtp. That crop was held during the winter and moved slowly into consumption, quite as the present crop is being marketed very slowly. As a result, in the spring of 191.5, with a new crop in sight. everyone holding fried to unload1 at once. Each man realized that he had held too long. But the realization came too late. The scramble glutted the market. Quantities of potatoes were absolutely wasted and there were many sales to starch factories at 25 and 30 cents a barrel- - not bushel. own in the entire state, finds extensive mention in the January number of the Conerete lighway Magazine, a Chicago publication devoted to eonerete oads, streets and alleys. The article is by A. H. Chambers, itv engineer, and it presents a trief hitory of the paving of the Cache county capital and beauty city. Mr. Chambers asserts that, 100,00(1 with approximately square yards of eonerete pavement, most of which has been in use for three years, his town probably has greatest yardage of this type of pavement of any city in the whole intermountain country. While more or less technical, the story is neverthe ldss interesting to lay readers; qnul it appears 1o justify the pride that the citizens and officials feel concerning their excellent pavement, and the general sentiment to extend the improvement as fast as conditions will permit. Logan has a great many things to he proud of Nature has been lavish of her gifts and the state itself has cause for pride in such towns. Fortunate is the commonwealth and the nation that has its hoarders filled with cities as progressive, clean, orderly, intelligent and beautiful as this fair little metropolis of take tin well earned rest; faithful soul host.1 -- 1 WHAT THEY SAY OP LOGAN WILL SOON BE SAID OF PAYSON Wirlhlin. for his work, nothing slighting, nothing In all calling, strhing to do thy best, Sleep, on and take thy veil earned rest. Though hard the parting Since it has come, Well how our souls, Thy will, O Lord, he done. Yes, this we know, That sometime we shall go To that city so fair and far, Beyond those golden portals, lleauus pearly gates ajar. Where the wads are made of Jasper, Ami the greets are paxtd with gold. There angles softly singing. The welcome song, ('owe Home; There Jesus is waiting Beside our Fathers throne. Mas, the time will not he long Till well meet in that grand Celestial Dome. Index of thy soul, good cheer, We will miss thy smile most dear; Thy sweet voice no longer hear. Sleep on, and take thy rest, Cod ruleth all, He knoweth best. We will miss thy noble form with peace enshrined, And-eyethat spoke wilh love sublime, (ailed to another birth. Prom mortal to immortal, Call to heaven, from earth; To royal courts above, Where Cod, with His hosts shall crown In is kingdom of light and love. community. j Kditor and Manager. THE deep mi ami ilod knew lli He knew thy Ever faithful, ents will lend their aid they will ' doing a world of gi oil bit' themselv es, their children and the $2.00 LA WR KNC K JO KG KXAOX War Savings Stamps and certificates by the United States Government makes patriotic service possibly to ail. Every Thrift Stamp you buy is more than a silver quarter safelv loaned at 1 interest, comis a measure of pounded four times early. It time in the critical a made at vour self denial, and Democracy. cause of Freedom Bv Paul 1 j - Germany is beginning to suspect that after all Uncle Sam will prove a nifty fighter. The man who started this year as an amateur gardener, with a little, patch in the hack yard, will be something of an expert in 1918. Another thing that makes a body sick is for a child to get home to din- ner just nfter everything cleaned and put away. has been More than 2.000,000 iron crosses have been distributed hy the kaiser. AH German soldiers who escape the wooden get the iron cross. Tiie war is making It clear that there are lots more men worrying under the responsibility of dependents than anyone had any Idea of. - A farmer who, through carelessness, permits live stock nt present prices to be killed hy a train certainly cannot l accused of being mercenary. THE NEWEST ENEMY If all the joy riders could be founded up for duty on the front, the peace, Measles and mumps, as famil- safety and general joy of society at large would he greatly promoted. iar to children as the words of a Mother (loose ryme, are said to he the newest enemy with which the great American army, how in formation at various is training camps, besieged. At the same time it is reported that fame and fortune await the man who can trace tins epidemic of measles and mumps to its source. For some unknown reason, We Carry the BEST OOSLI Also a complete line of Hardware, LUMBER and Building Material Stoves & Ranges Farm Machinery Etc. Etc. Colvin - Reece Co. iimiuiiiiniiiiimiittifiiimimiiiuiiiiiiiiTmninnniinniitiiiiiiitiiHmitim whenever troops are eencentrat-ed- , either in large camps or on hoard ship, one of the first diseases to make its appearance is the measles, and this disease which most of us place in the category of childhood ills, is one of the most dreaded by army when you want that next job of surgeons, , Yet it is not the disease itself but the after effect that causes KEEP CHILDREN OFF our army surgeons the greatest Several houses In a Spanish town STREETS AT NIGHT ure bul,t ot merschaum, a coarse for quickly! fear, pneumonia rihy of which is mined in the The eitv officials are making follow s the disease, as many borhood. Think of the fires neighrequired a strong effort to get the child- Faison parents have found to!;" bring it to the requisite mellow Records show ren off the streets at night. It their sorrow. is urgently requested that till that pneumonia, especially measles. For years the best parents should eoopertile with among the men in camps located surgeons of the' army have been them in taking extra precautions in the southland, has claimed working on theories that won! with their children. In many many victims since the men were eradicate the source of these cases, if not in nearly ail, the called into sendee. diseases, lmt they have to admit child's character and habits are Mumps, too, usually appear in, that they are now no nearer bout the same time solution than molded through his habits in the camp they have been. So daik hums iceome epedemie, though fame and fortune await the eiti-i- f and hoys mint hae their rccrea- - the fatalities from this disease zen who can accomplish that lion, and the parent who de- - nie not so great a credited to which still baffles medical men. j . i ; Printing You will get first-clas-s work, and you will get it when promised, for having work done when promised is one of the rules of this office. 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