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Show THE! PlYSOftiAN, PAYSON- - jjTAH AMbAAAAAAA Opportunities FOR SALK Karly lied River (Ohio) seed potatoes. Toe per t hush el. U K. dale. 20-4- SARK a Inquire of Mrs. Owen house. FOR Santaquin News Local and Personal Santaquiii, Alarch 12, 1918. Bill Bettis was a Salt Lake visitor last week ou business. John Kant has been sporting with friends at Oarlaud. iting J. A. Clayton is now a new Dodge ear. .Mrs. vis- I lyses H. V. F. Sunday. Mace, a student of the was here Saturday and , Miss Elsie Francis and Melvin Mrs. J. A. Clayton and .Mrs. Openshavv II wish was in Pay-soJ. ore Kureka visitors Eugene t nett. this week visiting relatives Will MeClellan were at Provo the week end. OR SALK l.'NW) team, ehenp. and friends. Tuesday. Miss Pearl Johnson of ('. E. Clouard, Jr. Lake is home for a short Mr. and Mrs. S. 1). Moore Mrs. Howard Kvans and famFOR SALE, good black apbeen spending a week s ition visiting relatives. have Mrs. and Mr. of were de60c ily guests or the 50c at place ples, Mrs. David llolladaj' enterlivered. Samples in Wightman Mosiah Kvans at Spanish Fork visit with their daughter at Sil- tained Citv. ver Sunday. The occasion was Sunday. Supply Co. and Wellworth her daughters birthday. 26-2- t stores. Elisha Brown. Mrs. John Persson has been at Pres. Joseph Reeee was in Mr. M. S. has resecond-hanfurnisince Saturday a guest turned after Holladay Eureka GOOD, Salt Lake on business Monday. a very successful at the home of her daughter, business ture for sale, Laban Harding. trip through Nevada. 24-t- f Mrs. John Stringer, sister of Mrs. Tom Householder. Airs. Ella Edington has reMrs. C. II. Wright, is seriously to her home in Salt Lake FOR SALE at a bargain, set ill at her home in Hurley, Ida. turned Mrs. Ray Vincent returned to of Modern Eloquence, Suppleher home at Provo Monday after after the burial of her mother, Cost Mrs. Rev. Wildman Murphy is a months visit with her mother. Mrs. Susie Jarvis. mentary ten volumes. when new, $32.50, will sell for visiting friends and relatives in Mrs. Margaret Crook. Aliss Inez Johnson, Xephi NelNow at this office. the eapital this week. $22.50. son, Walter Nelson and Lehi NelMrs. Joseph Crook, who has son attended the funeral of their Write the Credit and Collection Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davis of been at the John Cowan home sister at Bureau, 109 N. Wabash Ave. Draper Friday. obMontpelier, Idaho, spent last for several weeks, returned on Chicago, 111., in regard to Air. William Alooney and link-soweek with Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Sunday to her home at Elherta. taining them. William have returned to Wright of this city." their home in Canada after the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stark For Rent; One hundred acre Mrs. burial of his wife, Airs. Alooney. (A Ellsworth and Mrs. and Mrs. Ruth J. Brevverton atfarm. Inquire Justin A. Love- L. X. Ellsworth were visitors in Alisses Dorius tended the funeral services of and Ale) ha 16tf. Salt Lake this week. less, at once. L. J. Xuttal at Lake View on are spending a ten Mondav. day vacation at Eureka, It pays to trade with the Page Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson of their sister Airs. Irene Furniture Co. and ehildren were the guests of The Happy Hour Social club Finch. Full legal size carbon paper for Mrs. Earl Sinunons at dinner ladies were the guests of Airs. Air. and Airs. Janies Broad-ben- t sale at this office. Sunday. Charles Howard Friday afterand son Willie were Provo noon. She was assisted by her visitors Friday. Airs. Broadbent Misses La Von Bromley and daughter, Mrs. George Rogers. Receipt hooks for ordinary use was left at the hospital there for Katie Forbes of American Fork for sale at this office. treatment for throat trouble. are the guests of Miss Klon Last Sunday ten little folks ' LKAVK orders for California Air. Eli Dubois has returned Manvvill this week. enjoyed games and a big birth- to haby ehieks witli C. E. Smith. Camp Kearny after a ten day cake with day Harper Thomson, f Hegin to diliver April 1. You will he delighted with the the occasion being his sixth furlough, visiting with his father C. L. Dulmis who has been serFOR SALE Hood, modern many beautiful smart styles to birthdav. Millibe Wilson the found at iously ill. home, five rooms, sleeping poreli, March next 18th, ) Ye Hood Times club basement. Monday, The The officers of the Red Cross Apply O. L. Har- nery our Spring Opening. will not hold their regular dance will give a concert nett. t Sunday evennext Friday. It will be post- ing, on St. Patricks day. A Pink-eyeMrs.. George Rogers, accom- poned for two weeks when or Navy Deans for they collection will be taken at the sale, I2e per pound. Lon Has- panied liv her little son Roy, left will entertain the Social Sixty door for the benefit of the Red for her home at Ely, eluli of Provo. kell. ) t Saturday Cross society. after Xev., spending the winter Air. B. E. of Salt with. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Fanny C. Harper is vis- was here the Edington week past looking Charles ('Inward. iting with her brothers family over a sight for a flour mill in Fairview this week. She has The people here are very anxThe Wilson Millinery opening been the guest of Airs. II. E. ious to assist him as that is 18. commences Monday, March Thomson during the winter but something we need. The are exceedingly styles expects soon to return to her of anything to eat at the Air. William Ewell was verj smart and carry an air of chic mine in Alexico. store of ('has. C. F. Dixon that cannot he duplicated elsepleasantly surprised at the hoim of his brother, Fred Ewell, Fri We hope to have you you can he asured that you where. The K. O. T. M. lodge is with us on the opening day. adv are getting the day evening. Dancing was in making arrangements for a big dulged in. Supper was served benefit dance on Saturday the to fifteen couple at twelve. Best and Most Sonitary CHICKENS WANTED 16th. The proceeds will go to pay 20c per lb. for them. Some Joy Mattinson, Air. Peter E. Peterson returned who has been real and pork wanted also. Paul Goods in the City a short time ago from ? home for more than a year Kroger, phone 67, Spanish Pork, suffering rheumatism. with The serious operation at a Salt Lake 18-t- f We keep on hand (I R E E X Utah. affair will take place in the Pay-so- hospital, very much improved He was again taken seriously such VEGETABLES, pavilion and the music will The Second Ward Relief Dr. Mott b evening. as radishes, lettuce, etc. be furnished by the Payson him. Society will hold their annual band. Admission attending 55 cents dance next Tuesday evening in Airs. W. R. Hreenhalgh enterladies and specextra the Second Ward Amusement couple, tained Saturday at dinner, tht Hall. All married folks of the tators free. This is a worthy occasion being her husband? cause and should receive the Covers were laid for city are cordially invited. AdThe Sanitary Shop support of all who can attend. birthday. mission, 25 cents each. Mr. and Mrs. J. AI. Holladay. 26-2- t Mr. A. B. Thomas of Springlake. Ellis Hreenhalgh and Everett Holladay. Air. (). H. Olsen, Airs. CaroFor the Strawberry High Line Canal Company, High Line lTnit, T line Openshavv, Mr. X. Borgen-sen- , Strawberry Valley Project. Air. and Airs. Dave Crooks, to spend your leisure time Mr. and Airs. Peter A. Peterson YIELDS VALUES mi the streets or in other Miss Annie Borgensen, Alis.s places. Home to Rhoda Borgensen and Andrew Borgensen attended the funera' of their relative, Airs. Nash, at CROP Salem Sunday. n X The Boy Scouts, under the direction of their leader, Glen Rowe, gave a program Sunday on Alain Street whenever in the ward church, conevening you have a few minutes to Alfalfa Hay- of sisting readings on boy scout You dont have to spare. and life Apples aids, songs, readings of spend jour money if you scout the flag and exercises in dont want to. We will treat Barley Beets, of need for the wounded time Sugaryou just the same. We sell Beans and drowning, speech by Frank all kinds of tobacco and tie on Backman (a Loyalty to our cigars. Have you tried that Corn country. good old Southern brand, Corn Fodder. Airs. James Whittle and soil Harden and Airs. Thomas Richards,; Roy, 134Tonsj Hay of all Evanston, Wyo., attended; Oats 1,215 Bu Its cheaper. the funeral of Airs. 73 Orchard their niece who died in CanPasture 82Sj Also Afr. and Airs. Walada. 3 5 Bu Potatoes York of Idaho and Afr. and lace 441 Bu Rje W. of Blackfoot, ('liuintxTlalii's Tablets. Anderson Airs. Wheat 0,490) Bu Chamberlain's Tablets are Intended the relatives of deceased, Idaho, 11(1.548; especially for stomach troubles, bil- which was funeral the attended and have lousness and constipation, Less acreage held here Tuesday in the ward met with much success in the treat-- i 502' counted Total and tvvicej ment of those diseases. People who church. The speakers were Braxhave suffered for years with stomach l.040i 43.92 ton Barnett of Payson, and Bp. $704,080, average trouble and have been unable to ob-- i AI. llolladaj-- . Alusieal numJ. area have Irrigatd been tain any permanent relief, j no were furnished 580 bers by members completely cured by the use of these' crop tablets. ChamberlalnB Tablets are Not reportedi 300, also of great value for bilousness. Irrigated jcn. Interment m the city com-jChronic constipation may be per110,992; acreage Chambecured ctery. The dedicatory prayer 4 by taking manently rlains Tablets and observing the plain was offered by Conn. Hiarles A.t Hay includes all kinds not alfalfa md sweet clover. rinted directions with each bottle. Tiet jen. .Mostly alfalfa with cover crop. Acres arms Per et. Project Our idea of a pessimist is ex-- , FARMS KKPORTED The Italians have given up, Total Pavs-oarea who1 18.026 in 588 a man irrigable 98.00 crnplificd and the Hermans xpagehetti 5(50 92 4 Hi, 992 commeiici s to fear indigestion Total irrigated area Imt what we have given beer, Total cropped area 5li0 lti.04ii 87.2 before he cuts his pie. up isn't going to hurt us. Har- K. n 26-2- 1 27-2t-- p d 24-10- t. tin-guest- s Are the Interests of the Banker and the Business Man. Neither Could Succeed Without the Other The Board of Directors of this Bank assures conservative banking, and brings to its depositors the benefits of experience in financial and commercial affairs. State Bank of Payson THE PEOPLE'S BANK" 25-t- 22-8- d 23-5- WHENEVERY0U PURCHASE ; n , pr Chas. C. F. Dixon It Get Estimates of Harry Tipton For Oxy Acetelyne Welding Auto Beds Wheelwrighting Plow Work With Our New Equipment we Can Turn Out Work Promptly, with a Guarantee Twenty Years of Know IIow Embodied in Our Business Ford The UNIVERSAL CAR Wherever Ford cars have pioneered, Ford service has kept pace. It is the factor which strengthens the personal relation between Ford owners and the Company. To get the best possible service from your Ford car, bring it here when it needs attention and get the benefit of Ford supervision throughout. We use the genuine Ford parts and give you the benefit ot the regular standard Ford prices. Touring Car $450, Runabout $435, Sedan $695, Coupelet $560, Town Car $645--al- l f. o. b. Detroit. On display and for sale by Dave Shuler 1917 CROP REPORT Isnt Necessary J. N. STARKS Billiard Parlor SEED I are Scarce and will Probably live Later in the Season BROWN MULE Lizzie-Aloone- j ! 1 j j j j j j I j III i T j 8 - , We Have a Good Variety at Right Prices Now. Come Early j j j t t ot A Little More for a Little Less." |