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Show THE PAYS0N1AN, PATSON.UTAH, SEPTEMBER 30, 1821 WEEKLY Iwhut sugar it is able to dispose of ' at fully $3.50 below what it cost While we ex to manufacture it. pect to make sugar very much creakcampaign, ier during the coming For the week ats3 3c. Chicago there is very little prospect of proDecember wheat dropped 3Jie clos-n- fit for the unless manufacturers at $1.24 5 8; December corn i licit; is a considerable rise iu the st one cent closing at 51c; Min- price of sugar. 3 neapolis December wheat lost ((dorado sugar companies have an 'using at $1.39; Kansas City advantage over the Utah companies at on account of the considerably lower wheat lost 3c closing wheat I.KiVi ; Winnipeg December freight rate in sending their sugar Chi-aglost six cents cloriig at Iu times like this to the market. closed at that difference is no small factor in wheat Sejutember $1.2114; September corn at 51c; Min- (ho success or failure of the sugar neapolis September wheat at $1.4714 ndustry. at Kansas City September wheat "We a half agree with you that $1.14; Winnipeg October wheat at loaf is better than no bread at all, i;1.36Vj. and for that reason we are doing Butter markets' our bent to beep the sugar industry Dairy Products. were unsettled during week although plivc in this state, as we believe farily Ann on lust day. Trices show- it is one of the greatest factors in ed little change although slight fluc- the up building of this state, and Low grade stock must be continued if the farmers are tuation occured. reNo imports were was weak. fo have any prosperity. ceived but heavy shipments were reWe hope that you and also our ported being on the way from Den- employes will recognize the emerg mark, and an order for 10,000 boxes ency and assist us in every way posof New Zealand butter for New York sible in our endeavors to keep the Inia Panama canal was consummated. dustry alive in the state of Utah. 92 score prices September 24: New Very truly yours, York 44c; Chicago 43; Philadelphia W. n. WATTIS, General Manager, He; Boston 44c. MARKET QUOTATIONS ELWOOD T. BAILEY TO ! Hay. Receipts of hay a,t principal markets fell off consi deinbly during the week ending September 2(3 and Only markets were slightbly firmer. best grades wero wanted, however, and poor grades moved very slowly, 50-iniottiy prices advanced from but markets several per ton at to tTi'mnlud wasl only about equal present light receipts. Another yncnt of about 500 tons alfalfa ar jived at Now York via Panama canal duiing the Wook anu sold at about Quoted $26.50 per tou ait the dock. New 1 Timothy September 26 No. Atlanta York $27, Philadelphia $23, $27, Jacksonville $27, St. Louis $25, Pittsburgh $21.50, Cincinnati $20.50 No. 2 alfalfa New Chicago $24. St. Atlanta York $26.50, Louis $22, Memphis $25, Kansas City No. 1 prairie St. Louis $16, $18. $16.50, $17, Minneapolis Chicago Kansas City $12. Peed. Market continues dull and Wheart feeds generally in active. Mills have incrensed output lower. and were reported to be storing at Linseed meal dull, de Like ports. at unchanged prices, maud quiet NEW LIBRARY BOOKS Cottonseed meal continued firm and advanced in several eastern markets. is made Announcement by Miss Hominy and gluten steady but in F.ffie Boyle, eity librarian, of the Alfalfa meal in only fair demand. arrival of the following now books poor demand but prices were prac at the public library; St. Louis mills tically unchanged. For the Children. report sales in soutnern territory, 26 spring brail Quoted September Rtory of a Sawdust Doll, Smith. Bosto,, $22, Philadelphia $22, Chicago . Story of a White Rocking-Horse$15.75; soft winter bran St. Louis $17.50; hard win Smith. $14.75, Cincinnati Daddy-LonLegs, Bailey. ter bran St. Louis $14.50, standard Buster-BumblBee, Bailey, Chi York New $23.75. middlings Bnunormnn. Black Little Quibbn, cago $17; linseed meal Philadelphia Bov Blue, Blaisdell. 36 cent $12; per $45.50; Chicago Bunny Rabbits Dairy, Blaisdell. cottonseed meal Memphis $36, St Tale of Tom Kitten, Potter. Louis $39; gluten feed Chicago $28, the Mouse, Le Fevre. Cock, feed Chicago $20. 65; white hominy Four Old Greeks, Hall. 50, St. Louis $21 ; alfalfa, meal St Story of the Greeks, Oucrber. Louis $20.50, Memphis $22.50. Smibby Nose and Tippy Toes, And Meats. Chicago Live Stock Smith. Jive stock prices were lower compnr Sandman Christmas Stories, Walker Veal calves ed with a week ago. Samlmnn Twilight, Stories, Walkled with declines ranging from 75c er. FnJt lambs were $2.50 per 100 Tbs. vkinm Twins, Perkins. a close second with a net decline of Miss Muffets Christmas Party, wero Yearlings others. lower; Jowcr and fat ewes Tail and Hush Doctor Rabbit Hogs declined SOcfiOc per 100 lbs Fox, Greenwood. Beef Jight weight losing cost. Mother West Winds Neighbors, steers and butcher eows and heifers Burgess, Feeder ranged from 10 50e lower. steers were 25 50c lower. For Girls and Boys. September 26 Chieago prices: Hogs top $8.20 .Tust David, Porter. medium and bulk of sales $6.35-$8- ; Her Sixteenth Year, Brown. butcher good beef steers Quest of the Four leafed feeder $3.50 $9; eows and heifers steers $4.75 $6.75 light and medium Field. little Prjneess of Tower fat weight veal falves $6 $12.75; Meade. $5.75-$7; lambs feeding lambs Sweet Girl Graduate, Meade. ewes fat yearlings $4.75-$7- ; Meade. Heart of OPEN LYCEUM COURSE 4 vi-3- The first of the ltedpatn Lyceum course of eutertaiumonts in Paysou, the Cultus iidcr the nhispices of club, will be given on Monday evening, October 17, when Elwood Tewks- 1 v V J 50o-75- 25c-50- c c $2.50 $4-7- Camp Fire Gold, Ojrjp Stocker and feeder shipments from Stewart. markets during the Camp Fire Girls on week end in September 26 were: catStowairt, tle and calves 66,481; hogs 5,086; Camp Fire GJrls nt II Important sheep 65,537. the on the Long bury Bailey, oue of the foiemost lecturers of the day, will make his appearance in the tabcruaclo. Since the days ia high school and university when Elwood Tewksbury Bailey won prizes in oratorical contest aud intercollegiate debates, he has been a popular speaker, having lectured in this countiy and aboard. For several years he was engaged in welfare work, studying social, economic conditions. apd industrial Because of his interest in men he went with the American troops to France were he was wounded and As a welfare worker he gassed. spoke to several hundreds of soldiers, both in the fighting zones and in our camps. Not only is he eloquent in his delivery but all of his lectures are full of the human things that people want to hear and his personality is SANTAQUIN Walter J. Braithwa(t of Genola and Miss Muzella Bosley of thin city of last were married Wednesday wool in the Salt Lake temple. A for the shower party was given bride at the fipine Pf her parents, last Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bosley The young couple Friday evening. w ill reside in Salt Lake. Mrs. Emma Jaryis has returned fiom Suit Luke where she went to attend the funeral of her sister, hfrs, Her young nephew ELlcn Barnhart. accompanied her. nd Mrs. Loutz Mr. Christensen announce the marriage pf their son Martfll Lee. to Miss Pauline will The pian-pigSpanish Fprk. take place in the Salt Lftkp temple next Wednesday, Mr, Christensen is one of Santaquins prominent boys who served in the late war In Franoe, $5.75-$9.7- Fraiik Backmau, a former student at tho Utah Agricultural college, has returned to that eity to resume his studies. til March, fltewatrt. wholesale fresh meat prices Camp Fire such that when he has finished EARLY EARLY, Doctors of Chiropractic, Over Wightman Supply Company, Main Street. Oflioa Hours from 10 to I and 2 to 6. DR L. Over Wightman Supply Company, Main Street. Office Hours 9 to 1 and 2 to 6. Saturdays, 9 to 1 Only. Office Phone 13. Boo. Phono 10 BAKER & BAKER Attorneys and Counselors at Law Collections and Adjustments Everywhere The Moveable Hearthstone Home nowadays is where tho family auto may happen to be parked. Tlie Pacific Legion. ms conscious lecture, the listeners are that they have been living with human conditions a portrayed by an intensely human speaker. The Bailey's lectures are not ouly , chamotfr-buildinginspirational and From but am filled With humor. among his many lecture subjects, Mr. Americas Bailey chose Gleaned from Yesterdays (Over There. for presentation at the Chau tauqua this summer. This will probably be the most popular and timely address for the coming fall and win ter. Perhaps it mig- l- better be termed Americas Today and Tofor he shows how the morrow, of the war will be mtyny lessons worked into the very fibre of our thought and life in the years MAN 198 West Center St., come. L. K. STEWART, 07 THANKS i. Jr. Expert Piano Tuner Leave order with DR. L. D. STEWART. Payson SAVE YOUR HAY From Waste in Feeding and Deterioration from the weather by having it baled HAY BALING CLASSIFIED COLUMN R. G. MORBY SALEM, UTAH this column Advertisements serted at the rate of 10 ceuts per liue each insertion. Count six words to the line. in in- FOB BENT, Furnished Charles Orarous, Paysou. PAY CASH rooms. c 30-l- t AND LOST. Will the poison who obtained a motorcycle tube by mistake from Dave SAVE vulcunizing Biglers return to Arthur Tan30 lt-ner aud receive reward. shop ploaso CARD PROVO, UTAH GIVES WIFE GLYCERINE MIXTURE She had stomach trouble for yeaTs. After giving her simple buekthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad- lcrl-ka- , her husband says; My ife feels flno now and has gained It is wonderful stomach woight. Adlcr-- i ka medicine. acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, refoul matter which poisoned moving stomaoh and which you never thought was in your system. EXCELLENT for gas on the stomach or chronic Guards against appenconstipation. dicitis. The impurities it brings out will surprise you. B. F, OTT, T0-fin- P FOOTS D. Dumsr p MONEY ON SALE. Indian motorcycle with side car. Also, Cnovruict 1 tou truck. Elmer Cioward at Shuler 24 tf-garage. t'O it For the many kindnesses and ex pressions of sympathy extended to us during the illness and at the time of the death of our husband arid father, we wish to convey by this WE CAN use a number of droBsed chickens every week. means our most sincere expressions of Strawberry For the many and Hotel, Payson, appreciation, we feel beautiful floral offerings FOlt SALE- - Oue of the Best Bust especially grateful. ness Comers in Paysou, Mrs. JULIA C, SIMONS, 111 feet iu Depth Frontage, and Family with right of way in the three embraces roar. Property business houses and Modem Residence, except furnace. Inquire H. S. Tipton. Horse 78-fe- Furnishings AT e PAYSON Harness Shop, 84V UTAH AVE. 3-- The merchants of this city met pp Wednesday of last week, at Charles A. Tietjens store, and unanimously buainess derided to olose all the houses at 7 p. m., except on SaturFarm, day, when they will remain open un- Lake 17 OCTOBER ON g snake, a turtle and a gila monster. The gila monster is declared to be the only poisonous- - form of lozard in the United States. Contributions of any kind of loving plant or animal will be appreciated, according to Professor Harold B. Hagan, head of the department of zoology at tho university. Members of the biology dejmYtmout of the university arc organizing hundreds of discs of old material for the museum, which was on hand at tho institution before this year. The new museum will bo used by the university students in the study More than of zoology and botany. eighty students can now be taught at one time in the museum hall. 9 p. m. Mrs, Dora Kerr of Payson, spent the, past week end here, with her 12-fo- Red Cross Calls For Norses for rmy Hospitals TBACTti WORK. I am prepared to do all kinds of tractor work, belt or drawbar. Lyman Kapple. T. C. JEPPSON, P. 8. C., CHIROFRACTOB K DOUGLAS BLDG. Phone 126. Offieo Honrs 2 to 7 p.m. service The Bed Eastern Girls at the Seashore, parents. KAPPLE LIVE STOCK FARM an active through campaign than Payton Sheet Metal Works making ranged from steady to $2 lower Stewart. The United States to secure 500 Offers for sale Duroc Jersey Figs, out a week ago. Beef, veal and pork officers and The teachers Primary Her Prairie Knight, Bower, Roofing, Furnaces, Guttering Also pigs for throe months old. loins wero steady to $1 lower, lamb entertained the primary children at nurses immediately to care for Tho Skyrider, Bower. All Kinds of Sheet Metal Oue Miss horses. in Team of men June delivery. hospitals. 'and mutton ranged from steady at roost lant a weinnie and potato Chip of the Flying U, Bower. and Copper Work of the Box L. Lillian director mule. Address purs211, at. White, lower others. Payson. some markets to $2 at the church Monday afternoon Princess of Mars, Burronghs. tf-3 of the Ppcifip division ing service in First North St. Near Orem Depot September 26 prices good grade meats Treasure Mountain, Sabin. grounds. the Aerioftq Re Gross, is calling for ; XJfieef lajnb veal Bowman. Ramblin Kid, T$18-$21SALE. BcbI five enlistments in her terri- HONEY FOB grade ; mutton $12 $15; light po:k Tom Swift and His Motorcycle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wall, Louise seventy and extracted Arisona white honey, prepared in California, loins Nevada, loins tory, heavy motored Glon and Keith Applefoii. Openshaw Utah. the most sauitary manner, $6.50 Potato ....Fruits and Vegetables. Tom Swift and His Skyrae.er, Ap- to Provo Sunday to visit their fathencan. For sale ut the immeditae call for for week urgent This, increased. During shipments still pleton. er, W. L. Openshaw, who l E. Cross nurses in this of S. Peterson, 190 Bed of listment apiary 5,829 cars moved, 1,500 cprs more Tom Swift In Captivity, Appleton. quite ill there, to that of Noith St., Spanish Foik service Fourth is special parallel than last year for similar period. DeThp Boys of Aineon Ranch, Leave orders with John F. Harris, the wartime eall when the army and mands slow and prices dropped Mrs. Daive Lindstrum and children navy turned to the Bed Cress for 9 4t-- c . mnrkets. 100 eastern Payson, in lbs city per The Bovs of Bobs Hill. Burton. Garfield were called hero on ac- nurses for of both service gt New York round M;hite ranged military count of the illness of her father, home and aboard. FOB KENT Tw0 furnished rooms. Books of Fiction. bulk per 100 lbs in New York W. L. Openshaw. 9 tf c 100 emotional The apInquire at Paysonian office. and Philadelphia, and $2.50 per calj caries an Quills Window, McCuteheon. when it is known that hospital ITis sacked in Pittsburgh. peal Chieago Inside of the Cup, Churchill. A genealogical meeting wftS held izatien of disabled veterans of the FOB SALE. Thre0 new spring Cots FOR earlot market strengthened the midRinehart. Dr. T- - C, Jep church. world war is increasing. luatresses. last a,nd Days, Dangerous Sunday in the ward The gov dle of the week to n range of 23 tf-Her Father s paughferj Fort or. Mr. Partridge of Provo, spoke on eminent through its United States pson, Payson. hut rlosoif slightly woplto;- at aBarbara was musical Worth, and pf program Winning gcnology west $2.36 $2.50 iFor northern anfl public health service designates the for ACRES good pasture rendered. need for more nurses as an emergency TWENTY ern round whites. Bulk Maine cob- Wright, 609 West sale. The Mysterious Rider, Grey. Cheap. inquire and the Bed Cross is putting tke blers down 10c at shipping point 23 5t-3rd North. the Terrible, Burroughs. Tavzan Mr. and Mrs. Wren Swensen and Full strength of its nursing service at $1.42-1.4to returned have Bisters, Norris. Edna, daughter, into aftjon to meet it. first Gcain. Wheat prices during FOB SALE. Coles Hot Blast Heat Thp Brimming Cup, Canfield. their home here, after spending the Miss White has sent the call to pnrt of work ending September 26 or in first class condition. Mrs The Flaming Forest, Curwoml. in Pleasan end Grgyg yhere peek nurses through the state and local were firm to higher hut profit taking W. C. McClellan, Beal Life, Webster. Verla. they; honed their daughter, nursing committees and to individual sales towards close of week caused Miss Lulq Bet, pale mother Swensen Mr. accompanied Bed Cross reserves, nurses in the JVANTEl). Supervisor nt tho sugar sharp drops whih brought price s Poor White, Andersop, them home. Retails of the procedure in enlisting below those of a week ago. Apply to Charles factory dump. and for this special service in the United Evans Mr. and Mrs. Vess Phone 1I2-J-- 7 latter demand slowed up tho or tho Payson Fntiu II. White, to motored Elmer Tietjen States public health service hospitals c milling Bureau. part of week, but choice Pleasant Grove Wednesday to attend were furnished, together with nl schedwheat continued in good demand. the funeral of the young finightar ule house and pay for the nurses enlisting. FOB SALE. Five-roo(Continued from Page 1) Important crop nows was lacking. of Mr. and Mrs. Swenson, who The seventy United States public Modern. Four acres of basement. Vis small. were Country offerings died in this city, health aervice hospitals are not sufficgood land. Good garden site. Wil t.?Vr ilile wheat supply placed at 51,159.- - industry calls for the twelve 30-t- f The army ient to meet the demand. ljam Madson, layson. luj, Mr and Mrs. N. S. Hollndav, Mrs and navy hospitals are setting asido fa somewhat for week. Corn dechnej with wjieat. Vpu are no doubt Draphonn Moore and sons Reed and beds for tho Nurses men. Bojh expert miliar with the serious crisis that Receipts were large, Moore who have spent the which choose Rodney service at enlisting may ANNNOUCEMENT is and domestic demands confronting was slow. tho sugar industry summer at Pocatello, motpccf they prefer. Wo think it of past Visible corn supply place,! at. 12,491, the present time. Autumn Quarter of tho Uni The G. F. TILSON. M D. to this city Rptprday, pnd will reAny nnrse interested in getting in 00o bushels, nn increase of 243,0(10 utmost importance to take such stops of Utah will open HUKC PHYSICIAN and versify side for pn indefinite period. to this field for service to the for week. 22. Closing prices in Chieago as will preserve this industry, and September' man ean communicate with rnsh market: No. 2 red winter renlirp Office at Residence jt. are urged to register pping to tttke the Students Mrs. Anna Monk of Mount Pleas the Bed Cross chapter or the nearest $ Kitn Street Phone 7 $ wheat $1225; No. 2 mr,l winter e operation of nil parties in order ant is visiting here with her sister, promptly. nursCross on Bed local committee the time 4 Utah 'corn 2 the No. Payson, uheat $1.23; At mixed 52 to do so. present Mrs. William Jarvis, Sr. Facilities Increased service of the for details ing Yellow' corn 53c; No. 3 white Utah-IduhSugar company is selling Enlarged Faculty Tlvses Mace, a former student at student body in the hisLargos the B. Y. U. left Mondny to attend NEW of the Institution assured. tory BIOLOGICAL MUSEUM the school. Courses iu home economics authorELLSWORTH H. DR. J. RECEIVES MANY SPCtllrpEiNS ized by State legislature. DENTIST Ut. W. L. Openshaw was taken to Fro (Kflce over Bank, Payson, S OF THE UNIVERSITY SCHO of living Thousands of epeimen to 12; 1 to 8 Office Hours, v0 last Fridpr for hpspjtnl treatment mounted animals and plants School of Arts and Sciencos. of 163-- 1 and his of Phone home Res to 23. the removed Phone was He in the new biologiSchool of Education. brother. David Openshaw, and still are being placed School of Mines and Engineering. cal museum which was installed at quite ill, Inst week. School of Medicine. of Utah tlie University Barn Timbers, Joists or Rafters, $25.00 per 1000 School of Law. Lake, has Animals ranging from the microscopic Palt of G. G. Oreonwell ELLSWORTH N. L. DR. the Austrailian School of Commerce end Finance, amoeba Slabs, Kindling Wood, $5.00 per cord to kangaroo been engaged as instructor in the at the state Extension Division. DENTIRT commerelnl department at tho Payson are to be exhibited museum or alive either 'Send for Catalogue. university Ptone. sehool, to succeed Mis Office, Payson Exchange Savings 8 high preserved. deceased. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH are People of Utah communities Payson Cany Pfc Bnlldlng. Salt Lake City. museum. new The the to to contributing There was born last .3 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monsen,Tuesday, latest arrivals are ft foqr foot rattle a son, Croaa nursing c $18-$21- $26-$3- $15-$2- Can-fiel- We are Paying the Highest Prices c $2.10-$2.2- Wi $2.50-,$2.6- c - POULTRY 30-lt-- West Side Grocery fix-po- Payson Factory to Open 30-lt-- W-re- nn ht f JI NATIVE LUMBER The Wood That Lasts JONES BROS., SAW MILL I PAYSON |