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Show THE PAGE FOUR THE PAYSONIAN at Entered at the as second class matter. Poat-Offi- Published every Thursday by the P&ysonlan Publishing Company. SUBSCRIPTION One Year, in advance PRICE: .92.00 91.00 Six Months, in advance LAWRENCE JORGENSON Editor and Manager. Copy for ads or notices will positively not be accepted later than 10 a. m. Wednesday morning. CUI STATE FIX THE STREET Asstciun DETOUR Judging from last years experience the section of First South street that is being paved will be impassible for at least two months more. While the ' work ' of paving is going on a fairly good street to de tour onto, and information in x the way of signs, as to which to go, would be direction an excellent advertisement for Payson, while a bad street without signs will be a very poor for our city. When the main thoroughfares the time ; were torn up during was that paving going on, the streets to get thru town on, while some little work was done on them, wore not in a verygood condition; and much unfavorable comment bn the part of tourists regarding our city was the result. s It is to be hoped that our will be not experience although some three weeks have already passed since First North street was torn up, and Second South street, which has been made the detour road, has several bad places in it. Very often, just such little things as these have a tendency to create very severe criticism regarding a town, and in this particular case a matter of only about $25 would put the street in a good condition. There are a number of beautiful residences and lawns along Second South and if the street were fixed up tourists would have time to see some of them without watching so close for brd places in the road. It would also be well to have a sign facing east at the intersection of Main and Second This way to South, reading Nephi and Eureka, with an pre-iou- arrow pointing the way, or Tifrn South to Eureka or Nephi so that travelers from the north are not compelled to stop and ask questions when they arrive at this point. It would also help .tourists to have a sign facing south at the same point with some information on it telling them how to get through town. The city has had to meet enormous" expenses during the past year or two, which reminds us that residents living opposite these bad places in the street mentioned would be helping themselves and the city if they would get busy and spend a few hours leveling these chuck holes and camels backs. But if it is necessary to spend the money, it would certainly be buying a lot of good advertising for a song. - PAYSON, UTAH Just a few - purely pertinent pointed pithy paragraphs pushed: by the pen of one who doesnt', wish to disturb the serene minds of Payson, but feels the necessity of unloading the constant ac-cumulation of dope under his, hat. Ji s You have possibly noticed that the Payson man who has the least money is the one who keeps it in circulation, i t t i t The Payson man who argues that the world isnt giving him a square deal never takes into consideration - the number of times he escapes the grand jury, t f f As a Payson man stated in the Post office yesterday, most young fellows are crazy to get married, but a lot of them ' dont realize it until after the ceremony is over. ft t You, Too, May Have a Beautiful Party Dress J because you can select the very , thing you desire from our many charming creations of LaPortefolk Silks are havent. When a long woman first to xkl. V t t t' ... a Payson woman gets letter from another she reads the postscript see what has- happned. t t t f We heard a Payson woman say yesterday that the reason railroad., wrecks (are si Jnumer-ou- s nowadays is the girls no longer have red flannel petticoats to use in flagging trains. GOOD NEWS be. stiff and sore, too. My kidneys t t t t annoyed me in different ways and I Whjenever We meet a Pay Many Payson .Readers Have Heard It was sometimes dizzy and felt tired. .1 used many remedies for this trouble, son man who talks about toutand Profited Thereby. but Doans Kidney Pills, which I Good news travels fast, living his usefulneiss we wonand the bought at the Huisn Drug Co., did me , many bad back sufferers in Payson more good than anything else. Doans der if he ever had any. are glad to learn where relief may be .have neveT failed to quickly cure me t t t - ,'v found. Many a lame, weak and ach- ing back is bad no more, thanks to Doans Kidney Pills. Oui citizens are telling the good news of their experience with remedy. Here is an e.'fample worth reading: Mrs. Harold Tanner, Second Ward. For many years I Payson, says: have had attacks of kidney trouble. If this old fashioned lover who When these spells came on, I suffered dreadful lameness through the went down on his knees to pro with small of my back and my back would pose were 'to try that sort of thing now she might think he The more we get away from this section the more we prefer to have a winter home in Payson and a summer home in the same place. . this-teste- t t t t of an attack. Price 60c, at all dealers. Don 't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan s Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Tanner had. Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Foster-Milbur- The easiest mark in the world : want when you j n jis the Payson man who is saying TF you want J-- what you j want it in the printing line WE HAVE IT! always, You .cant fool me. was admiring her stockings, t t t And no matter how ugly a Payson man may be the chances are that theres some woman in Payson who thinks him hand- f. some. t t t Our observation is that the flashier a gent is dressed the cheaper he feels when lined up beside a suit of khaki. what . a. CHILD k CO. BROKERS a widow knows, t t t t Of course there is some objections to the noise, but as a general thing a wroman may be comforted by the knowledge that her husband is safe in bed when his snorer is working good. ' t t t t Each soldier in France required nine pair of shoes a year, so we guess that soldiering In France was almost as hard 01 shoes as going to school in Pay -- son. . LOCAL BRANCH OFFICE THE MODERN PHARMACY We are in a position to handle all your stock business. We are in constant touch with the market and can give you prompt service in both buying and sell- ing. Come in for Daily Quotations. Ik 'Did It Ever. Occur to You -- X - That price ECONOMY mm ftfflrtmtffi s, Wellworth s . t t t in buying. It is worth while to you ; worth while to us. Often it is possible for us to effect economies in buying which we can make advantageous to you. If you want your name on the list to be notified in such cases let us know. Any, buying at this store is Crepe-de-Chine- t t Every Payson girl who is thinking of getting married would give anything if she knew AN ITEM WORTH WHILE IS ECONOMY, selecting Many fashionable the silk for their party frocks from some of the popular shades in Georgette Crepes, Messalines, with Satin Meteors Silk Plaids, Crepe other and qharming Charmeuse, finish, materials. Our La Porte Silks this year offer and detempting variations in weaveof a wide assured sign. Yon will be assortmenl of materials for the gowns thexsocial events this you will wear at year. m a fellow insulted our' wife we wouldnt feel recompensed if he offered to apologize and kiss her, and we cant help feeling the same way about the flag, t t t t If it was against the law to stay at home and .. behave you couldnt drive some Pay- son men out of the house at night. ' f f The automobile has, accord ing to one of the countrys biggest advertisers, passed from but some of thedrivers we see d ECONOMY tied OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Weve always, felt that if Divers weights and measures both of them elike are an abomination to the Lord. Proverbs, 20:10. Thinking men and women will do well to consider the striking argument drought out brought out by thl World Trade Club of San Francisco in their campaign for adoption of the units of the metric system of weights and measures. They show a stiking anomaly: That the metric system was invented by a Briton,- James Wptt, in 1783, and yet all civil- ized nations have adopted it exclusively excepting the United States and Great Britain. British That the system of weights and measures is of German origin a relic of the old German Hanseatic trade league and yet Germany scrapt it in 1873 and adopted the metric system, invented by a Briton. People of Britiania and of America may well ask themselves whether they are not carring conservation too far. The metric System is no untried theory. Its principle the principle of decimal computation has been used iii the monetary system of the United Btates since 1786. If the United States had heeded Thomas Iefferson, we should also have adopted this system of weights and measures based on decimals-s- o simple a system that a child can learn its main ieatures in ten minutes. We know how well it works with money. It will work equally well with weights and measures. The World Trade Club has started the ball rolliug. What we all need is to look the subject up. - Jolsoni t LOOK IT UP PAYSONAIN,- . is not the first thing to be considered in a job of printing ! Throwing type together in a haphazard way does not require any knowledge of the printing art. That isn't the kind of work you want. But artistic typography in stationery and advertising reflects credit to any concern. Our knowledge of printing gained by long experience enables us to produce The MODERN PHARMACY Paysons Dependable Drug Store Attractive Printing for Every Purpose Dont order anything in this lino untii you call on us. am 1 |
