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Show THE PAY30N1AN, PAYSON, IN THE SPOT LIGHT UTAH, JANUARY 27, 1922. entertained at supper last Tuesday evening of last week, their guests being Mr. and Mrs. H. Buckingham and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Gleason. The occasion was a farewell for Mr. and Mrs, Buckingham who left Pay-solast Thursday for California. n Miss Mae Me Beth has been visiting in Salt I.ake during the past week. M Bernice and Mrss Duiuui Buniels have bpeuj the week in Sal- - xna. Walter Searle left last week fur Idaho where 'he will spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Well McOuruikk entertained the Bridge elub lasj Saturday, bpe. cial guests were Mrs. John Laut, Mrs. Will Amos, Mrs. B. L. Jensen, Mrs. Jesse Earle and Mrs. T. E. Koeee. Mrs. Lant received the guest prize and Mrs. li. A. iorter the elub pn .... , Mrs. Dave Uuish was hostess tu he Junior Bridge club on Tuesday. Uuests exclusive of club members were Mrs. Lloyd Hainren, Mrs. iiod-neWilson, Mrs. S. E. Waro, Mrs. J. It. Vance and Mrs. John Cravens. Mrs. Bodney Wilson was awarded honors for the guests and Mrs. Bern Urey for the members. y Leslie Cromer of Eureka spent the week end visiting in Payson. Sydney Elmer of Clinton spent the lust week here with Mrs. Elmer who in here for an extended visit with iclativMS i . i 1.1 u. German E. Ellsworth of Balt Luki a part of the week. woe here for Mrs. W. II. Eoece and Niles ltoecc spent Tuesday in Spanish Fork with Mrs. Fred Lewis and family. rooms each representing the sur name of a resident of the ci(y. Mrs. Dave Mitchell received a lovely prize fur guessing the greatest number currently. Piano selections were given by Knight Walkingshaw and Mrs. Mitchell sang two vocal number. Cut fiowers were used for decorative purpose and luncheon was served to twenty including club members and the following ladies, Mrs. James Cluve, Mrs. John Lant, Mrs. Dave Mitchell, Mrs. A. li, Wilson, Mrs. B. II. Clayton, Mrs. Bodney Wilson, Mrs. Minnie Perkins, Mrs. Charles Douglass Douglass, Miss. Henrietta and Miss Marguerite Douglass. the Mrs. Merl Tanner entertained at a childrens party on prey little afternoon. It was Wednosdny as a surprise in honor of the ninth birthday of her son, Colvin dear Tanner. Games and pastimes to the hearts of little folks made the time most morry. Supper was served to the little folks and a birthday cake, boautifully decorated and hold, iug nine lighted candles was the ccnterpieee, Mrs. Tanner was assisted by Mrs. Virgil Decker and the following were present: Theron SnyWigna-U-, der, Fay Wiguall, Floyd Han. Ned Kermit Done, ,'irgio Done, cock, Elmer Hancock, Eunice Mathe-son- , Wallace Mathcson, Thelma Bad-liniBoyd Decker, Phyllis Tanner Jr. t nl Merl Tanner, Miss Vera Armstrong of Santaquin was the guest of Mrs. Ernest Andea son on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Minnie Ainge has returned from Murray where she visited for Mrs. C. L, Spiegel came down from two weeks with Mrs. Margret SnySalt Lake on Wednesday for a brief der. visit with relatives dud friends A large crowd enjoyed the social in Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hancoek arc in Salt Lake for a fortnight with their the Second ward amusemeut hall on children. Tuesday evening arranged by the M. I. A. Dancing was the main diversion Mr. and Mrs. James ltcholl were ami ice cream, popcorn and other repleasantly surprised last Friday even- freshments were offered for sale. ing by thirty neighbors and relatives. Miss Wilma Elmer entertained a The occasion was to honor the birthat a day of Mr. Mitchell. Progressive number of her young friends her at on soeial luneh tho and Sunday enter, evening games provided home. Games, music and suppor contuinmeat. tributed to fhe pleasure o. the guests. Miss Madoline Cloward celebrated were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sargent her thirteenth birthday anniversary last Saturday evening with a beauti. visited by their neighbors last Wedlittle house party. nesday evening who arranged the fully arranged Pink and white were the colors chosen affair as a surprise and a social which for the appointments on the snper was most successful cake holding table. The birthday Mrs. James Frnnoom was given a pink lighted tapers formed the centerpiece with carnations arranged on most happy surprise on Monday when either end. . Festoons extended from a number of her friends gathered at the chandeliers to each place card her home for a social afternoon. Marjorie T.tinchnoh was provided by those arplaced for the following, Wilson, Maxine Fairbanks, Dorothy ranging he pleasant occasion. Louise Jane Woods, V 1 Harris, Dels Tol Mr. and Mrs. Ed Quigley enter-tninePixon, Margret Clayton, at supper during the week, hurst Madoline Tolhurst and Lillian having as guests Mr, and Mrs.. Joe Tipton. Vligley, Mrs. Ed Bills, J. A. Betts Miss Wanda Chntwin of Provo has and Willie Quigley, been visiting during the pnst week Mrs. Ebberhard Bauer was the rewith Mrs, Flint C. Dixon. cipient of a successful surprise last Miss Dorothy Knowles who is at- week arranged by some of her friends. tending school at the University of Mrs. Wyler was the guest of honor at a similar affair. Utah came home for the week end d Mrs. Jennie Peterson entertained eighteen of her friends at a miscellaneous shower for Bernice Hill who is to be the bride of next week. Musie and games were (he amusements and a dainty Innch yas served. Mrs. James Clove entertained at dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for Mrs. Rulon Creer, Suae Hunington, Grace Jarvis, Nell Matley, Ann Neil-sn of Spanish Fork, Mrs. Ralp Berry of Florence, South Carolina! and Mrs. Floyd Hamren of Payson. Carnation,, were used for table decorations. o Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hill announce the marriage of their daughter, Ber- neice, to Glen H. Stewart of Spanish Fork next Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. They will reside at Spanish Fork. TARIFF ON BEETS (Continued from Page 1) We want adequate protection for our industry, said tba speaker. We have told congress of the existing conditions and have put the matter fairly up to that body. Either must be protected this industry or to go out of business. At present the United States has he lowest tariff of any country in we will have the world on sugar. This is 1.6 cents t pound. In England it is 4.75 cents a pound, and in Germany it is 6.50 cents a pound. Many Disappointed. Owing to tire trouble the Paysonian photographer was unable to reach Payson today, thus disappointing many mothers who are availing themselves of our offer of tree photographs as a premium on subscriptions. The photographer will be at the Hurst Confectionery next Friday without fail. On Promlsss SUCCESS OF OPERA oooooooooo- IS CERTAIN The opera, Little Almond Eyes, to bo given by the Payson High School, with the aid of a few citizens of Payson, is sure to be an artistic success. The entire performance is charactistically Chinese and is certain to be hailed as one of the greatest of dramatic and musical successes ever put on in this city. The cast of characters includes some of the most talouted students ot the school together with a number of the most prominent citizens of our city: Ernest Bhcrmer Wang Ho Dave Mitchell The Emperor Ming Lloyd Hamren Ping Po Albert Woods liief Bronze Leslie Olsen Little Almond Eyes Blanche McBctli Louise Wore Muss Lotus Leaf Dooma Cleo Holladuy Naomi Wilson Tip Ton Miss Lady Slipper Maxine Clayton Miss Deer Foot Ethel Fnsby Misg Jasmine Bud Naomo Ellsworth Special scenic effects are to be employed to give a pleasing oriental atmosphere. The plot of the performance deals with the troubles of the Emperor of Cathay in securing a brido. Each year the viceroys of the provinces ot Cathay send tho fairest maidens ot the land to Pekin as the prospective brides fit tho Emperor: from them he selects his wives. Little Almond Eyes is among them by her fathers command, and against her wish. She has no desire to become Empress, for he loves Wang Ho, a gallant soldier who has left her to seek .amc and fortune for her sake. Waiting with her companions in the Imperial gardens she wins their sympathy-wfth-h- er away to story.- When they hasten the put finishing touches to their alp. pearance, she remains in tho garden. Ping Po enters with the Captain of the Guard, Wang Ho. Almond Eyes recognizes her lover, Wang Ho, and hides behind the shrubbery. From their conversation she learns that her father had sent Wang IIo word that she was dead, and that the latter loves her stilL Overjoyed, she escapes notice when tho Emperor makes his choice of brides, but not to reveal herself to Wamg Ho until the danger is past. Courtiers and prospective brides now fill the garden, awaiting tho Emperors appearance. To while awajy time Ping Po directs a rehearsal of the approaching ceremony. Almond Eyes, who in the meantime has fallen asleep in her hiding place, is seen by tho Emperor, passing through the gardens alone on his way to tho palace. Im pressed by her beauty, he makes a mental note of her number 13 and decides that she shall be his bride. arrival and Upon the Emperors after the edict which threatens with has loved, does j death any man who love or will love any of tho pro- j spcctive brides of his majesty has been read, he explains what his ideal Promises are moral obligations. They are covenants to do or not to do; assurances, expectations of future things. How few of us realize their full significance! How many of us make them with the downright intention ot their fulfillment I Promises should be made with caution and kept with caire. Broken promises create suspicion. Eyes' Of certain men it can be said: is, Rnd chooses Little Almond as the nearest approach to it. He His word is as good ae his bond. dance. She Be suen a man. Progressive Pa. then commands her to refuses bnt is forced to comply with pors. - As He Figured It Ma, do eows and bees go to heaven! Mercy, child, what a question, whyt Cause, if they dont, the milk Mrs. Floyd Wilson entertained the and honey the preacher said was up A crowd of friends and relatives club on there must be all canned stuff. of Mr. and Mrs. Bam Pickering ladies of the Jusjamere gathered at their home last Monday Thursday afternoon. Special guests evening and successfully arranged a were Mrs. T. H. Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Mrs. Bn Warwick of Pleasanf surprise given in honor of the fifty-nint- B. I.. Jensen, Mrs. L. D. Stcwairt, Grove has been with her visiting MitchDnvo Mrs. Mr. of Ford Mrs. Wilson, Pickering. birthday Mrs. the past Gardner Ada mother, ell, Mrs. Stanley Wilson, Mrs. Rodney week. Mrs Dave Mrs. Fern eleven of entertained Grey, Wilson, Floyd Bmifh his friends at big home last Saturday lluish and Miss. Lisle Cravens. kinds evening. Games of various IS COMFORTING entertained Mrs. William Powell were played and supper served by tho on home her friends at mother. Wednesday young hosts Dinnml Thursday n( quilting-bees- . Miss Cleo Ilolladav of Snntnqnin ner was served on each occasion. A prince of Saxony, years ago, paid has been a Ruest at the home of of spectacles which for a $250 Mrs. Leonard Stioneckert was host- ho was two pair in Mrs. Frank Smith. years getting. We are ess to the .Tustaemrc club last Friday told that $75 was considered further Miss Mable Rudd and Miss Inez afternoon. Mrs. Robert McOmie and a fair price. tan field were the guests of Miss Mrs. L. V. Loveless were special Thia was before tho art of scientifend. s. week tho McClellnn over ,eona guest ically grinding lenses became known. Whether they were suited to the entertained Mrs. Stanley Wilson Mrs. John T. Lant, Mrs. Elizabeth customers eyesight or his features Tso and little Billy Finlayson went the members of tho Boni Fidi club was fhe sheerest luck. They were Wcn. to Salt Take Sunday to visit Mr. on Wednesday afteroon. Mrs usually supplied according to the age and Mrs. Jack Lee and family. Mrs. doll Erhuulnon, Mrs. Floyd Wilson of the just the same as you Tent returned home Tuesday, the and Miss Goraldino Fairbanks were would patient, a dress for a little girl buy other two remsfining for the week. also numbered among the guests. Today lenses are ground to meet Mrs. Minnie White Douglass enterand remedy all defects of eyesight tained Rt a beautifully Mr. and Mm. Edward Grams enter, and the arranged grinding has been reduced afternoon function on Wednesday tained at dinner hist Sunday, their to an exact cost is science. The when she extended her hospitality to guests being Mr. and Mrs. James within the of all. reach the ladies of the Entre Nous elub Knowles, Miss Dorothy Knowles and I will not furnish you with glasses and other friends. A feature of tho Lawrence Knowles. unless an examination proves you in entertainment was a puzzle contest need of thorn and they must be ab. Numerous pictures were placed, about Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Dillingham solutely rigth. Competent Service Courteous Consideration Conservative Banking 5 Per Cent on Savings Payson Exchange Savings Bank Payson. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo his wishes axid in her dance is reflect, cd her disdain for "the Emperor, of1 grief and tragedy. Then in a fit passion she throws herself at Wang Ho s feet. In her dance is written to the Emperors No tho answer wish to have her for Ms bride. But! when the Emperor presses her for; reasons for her refusal, she says she will disclose them only in confidence. The Emperor dismisses all save his Captain of the Guard, Wang Ho; and Almond Eyes confesses her love for him him. The Emperor threatens with death but Wang Hos desire to assure Almond Eyes of his faithful love, leads Mm to gag his imperial master and tie him to his throne. He hug convinced Ms sweetheart of his sincerity when the Emperor, ridding himself of the gag, calls for help. Tho court returns; Wang Ho is and led off to prison to die the next day. The action of the second aets takes place on th following day. Almond Eyes is sadly waiting in the garden for the Emperor and the Chief Bonze who is to perform the marriage. She deplores her fate, and says she will not wed tho Emperor. Ping Po is touched by her unhappiness and determines that she and Wang Ho shall yet be united. Sending off the court-- ' iers and maidens to attend on their master, he takes Almond Eyes, Lotuft Leaf and Wang Ho (who bound and helpless, is to witness the marriage of his sweetheart) into his confidence j j J and concocts a scheme by which tho Emperors superstitions are to . be aroused until he dare not marry Almond Eyes. Dooma, the prophetess of Tfung Wall, is to bring the Em. peror tho mystic message of the stars which proves that the match is out of the question. All turns out as Ping Po has planned: tho Emperor is intimidated. lie forgives Wang Ho and agrees that he shall marry Almond Eyes on tho morrow, promising to give away tho himself. The brido curtain, goes down amid tho chime of wedding-bell- s and the rejoicing of all in the happy future of constant lovers. There are many interesting and clever dances which have been originated by Miss Johnson, which will help to make tho performance a more entertaining one. The solo dance by Little Almond Eyes is a very smart one being made on tho theme of love and in it she shows her love for Wang IIo. The Petite Miss Tip Top does the Birds Nest Dip very charm-inglwhile the Ballot, tho purpose of is to entertain the Emperor ocean is built on the theme of the wavo and in it is reproduced tho waves of the sea, the ebbing tido and the crash of the breakers. Ag Mr. Peyton Johnson is directing the musical part of the opera, Miss Grace Johnson is manager of tho staging and Mr. Enos Simons is business manager the success of the performance is certain. IcainnBNBuniBHiiiBaianmnniiauuHuiiiuiNisiiiBBiBHHEKssBanBiiBRT Just 3 More Days OF OUR h MAMMOTH THIS Stock Reduction Sale Hundreds of people have already availed themselves of the large savings we are offering on this sale. If you are not one of the above, call at once and receive your share before it is too late. S aD m H This Sale Closes Tue. Night, Jan. 31 (J DR. J. H. SCHEY, New Price List for Shoe Repairing These Prices are the Lowest in the State We Have Only One Price to All Mens naif Soles 11.00 75c Half Solos Mens Heel Straighten, 60c Leather or Rubber 25c Ladies Heel Straighten 40c Lndies Rubber Heels Other Work in Proportion. We us only the Best Materials. Ladies PAYSON SHOE REPAIRING COMPANY CHAS. F. REYNOLDS, Prop. Opposite The Paysonian Office. CSZSXU! OPTOMETRIST, Will be at the Strawberry Hotel Monday, Jm. 30. Hours 1 EVERT to 5 on pjn. Remember we are offering not only a few lines, but our entire stock. FOURTH MONDAY. HOWS THIS ? HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will do what we claim (or it rid your system of Catarrh or Deafneea caused by catarrh. We do not recommend It (or any other disease. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE la a liquid, taken internally, and acts through the blood upon the mucous surfaces of the system, thus reducing the inflammation and assisting Nature in restoring normal conditions. All Druggists. Circulars free. F. J. 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