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Show THE PAYSONIAN, IAYSON If Jj Notice of City VVVV VVV VV Mr. IJ We do not claim that the mere use of want ads will produce prosperity. CJBut it seems more than a coincidence that most prosperous people are quick to recognize the value of classified advertising. fJLet isli ;it tin- in - W. Mrs. lunlt licvniihK 7 Mrs. Will Ainos has Iwen Fork Five In ch is.ii visiting at Kurt ka with M r. and Inline of tliir ilaiiulitcr Mrs. Byron Thurmond. 1. Reynolds. Mrs. ( Rev. Wildmnn Murphv spent Tom Clow aril was hostess in elnli a lo tin Merry Matrons couple of days in Salt Lake on llieir r(iilar Red ('mss work business this week. ml social hour. M rs. . Mr. f Im !,ov inn ami Mrs. Thomas Ashton. Miss Anna Hill entertained number of her friends at n card party last Sunday evening. a ufj, Wayne Gardner has gone to her Tooele where he has secured employment for a couple of Flort-neMiss Buckley I'rovo spent Sunday with slsler, Mrs. L I). Stewart. us supply your i ii i I Hi' S i.i months. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Urey Mrs. John E. Pace and little f.os son Jack, ot Provo, have been from eveuimr Monday Aimeles where they liae keen the guests of Mr. and Mrs.D. II. isi i o since the holidays with Sargent during the week. wants through this page. U h Local and Personal Opportunities WW VV little daujiliter l.illian returned r 1 li!ius iINKFAT.D I, inn for side, Mr. t L 11 UTXH Ureys parents. Mrs, Barbara Woods spent Sunday 8 tons of t FOR at Saniatiiin will) Mr. and Mis. oood wild hay in slack. Melvin (Iconic Stanton. t Wilson. SALK---Al.ui.i- 21-2- Mrs. Ammon Xrbcker dr. was BRING us yom hides an pelts. We pay highest cash at Midwale last week to attend 21 It the funeral of her niece, Mrs, prices. Battery charging, all kinds of automobile diseases and afflicted parts treated with the utmost care. Guaranteed workmanship. Payson Auto Co. 1 adv. It Poundkeepers Sale Notice is hereby given to the owner or owners of the animals hereinafter described and to whomsoever it may concern: That theie are impounded at the present time in the city pound the following described animals; One dark iron gray horse, age about three years, no brands isible, weight about 1000 lbs. Also one burrow and colt; burrow is mouse colored and branded VF on left hind thigh; colt is of a light color. If said animals are not claimed and all amounts due thereon paid, and said animals taken away within tqn days from date of the first publication of this notice, they will be sold by the city poundkeeper at public sale, at Roy Wilsons corral, city estray pound, Payson, Utah, at the hour of 2 oclock p. m., to the highest bidder. Date of first publication Jan. 31,1018. GEO. E. WILSON, City Marshal, Temporary City Adv. Poundkeeper. We Are Pleased to Extend to Our Clients financial assistance that is compatible with sound banking principles. The best manner of building up the proper credit is to open an account with a sound financial institution. We are interested in the success of every depositor. STATE BANK OF PAYSON APPRECIATES PAPER. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wight-man- , Mr. and Mrs. John J. DanThe following communication! of New FOR SALE-Ile- nty iels and Mrs. E. II. Harper will received front Dr. Joseph 11. lardinsr take advantage of the Mr, and Mrs. d ess Zealand and Club wheat for ('reel1 of Cliieago, a former resi' Mrs. and and Mr. Fred Thurgood excursion to California and dent of lliis eitv, is very muelij spring planting at reasonable prices; also, I want to buy 1000 of Provo were lisitmj; Sunday will leave Saturday for the ;i preeiated Kditor Paysonian, lbs. of good spring barley for day with Mr. and Mrs. Howard coast. Miss Means and Daisy llai'ding. , Payson, ITali. planting. R. L. Fillmore, Dear Sir: Your paper is via Santaquin.Utah. 20 tf The Payson Auto company reflects credit on and CHICKENS WANTED Will has just installed a new turning for general pay 20c per lb. for them. Some WANTED-G- irl and the town. Way lathe and is prepared to do all yourself did housework. No washing or. veal and pork wanted also. Paul back years ago kinds of first class work that 25 over time would Girl iml the ever think preyears ironing. Kruger, phone 67, Spanish Fork, requires such a machine. Call come when Payson could support ferred. Write J. C. McCbrys-tal- , Utah. f and see it. adv. It i 1001 E. South Temple St., weekly such as you now pub20-2lish. t Salt Lake Citys Utah. We doctor, make prescripBig Dance given by Deacons, Yours truly, tions and fill them for all kinds Teachers and Priesrsof the secOLD Mormon books wanted. J. II. BUKKR. of automobiles and Fords. Oils ond ward, in the amusement Will pay cash or exchange. Let and accessories. Guaranteed hail Tues., Feb. 5. EveryIt pays to buy your milk from me know what you have. W. exAuto invited. Tickets workmanship. Payson 35c., body lie H. Manwaring, 2085 E. 21st Buttercup Dairy. Do. adv. It tra ladies 10c. adv. It 20-2- t Lake. Salt South, W. W. Armstrong of Salt Dont forget the date. Friday, HIGHEST CASH prices paid Mr. reMrs. and Fern Lake, chairman of the State DeGray Fell. K, will Be the next of tlio ' for all, kinds of fat hogs, veal series nf s turned Monday from a fense League, will visit ali the entertainments given and beef. Wight man Supply the second ward Mutual in by visit Beach to and towns ot Utah county next week Long the t Mr. Gray says and will talk on Food Company. ward amusement hall to finish Los Angeles. has there that been very little paying for their Liberty Bond. FOR RENT-Roo- ms for light Everybody is invited to come moisture in California this seahousekeeping. Apply at this and enjoy themselves Mr. and Mrs. Gray saw Patriotic listening son. Meeting 21-office. to a good program and dancing. a number of the enlisted boys of In Second Ward FitSy cents per couple, 10, ex- Payson at the training camps, For Rent; One hundred acre tra 2l-t- f ladies. and they are feeling fine. Next Sun. Evening farm. Inquire Justin A. Love16tf. less, at once. The Peoples Bank Minnie Calloway Williams. mid-wint- er READ THE PAYSONIAN ; Ge-nol- a, exc-oelle- How. Many Women Are in Trouble Today? -- I 18-t- By Former Advertising All you who an earning your own living and spending as much as you earn please stand up. Now weve got the rest of them. Well, you say, now that youve got us standing here what tire you going to do about it? Im going to give you the first law of business : lt It pays to trad1 with the Page Composed by the Payson Boys of 145 held Artillery, Baftcry F, Camp Koarnv, California. Fit rnit tire Co. are sitting and thinking Of the things ve left behind. Ami writing down the things that Are running through our mind. Weve dug five miles of trenches. Ami weve cleared five miles of ground; And if theres a nice place this side of hell It sure is still unfound. But there is still one consolation, Bather close hv while I tell, When we die were hound for heaven, Fur weve had our hitch in hell. We TOR SALE 4 room cement Block, limine wi 1, full Inclement, good garden qict and :i acres of lucerne. Apply to Flank Tax lor. 1 Full legal size curl ion paper for this office. ido at Receipt books for ordinary use or sale at this ottiee. Durham hull , for .erxice, $2.00. .John l.crwill. IS tf. Shorthorn Dr. Peterson, Eye Strain Spec-- ' mlist, of 373 East 1th North St., v Provo, will beat Craven Hotel .nce a month. Watch for 5 late. 20-- 4 1 WANTE- DA 4 .j. of::i 23 U Kindling. Weve built a thousand Kitchens For the cook to stew our beans; Weve stood a thousand guard mounts And cleaned the camps latrines. Weve washed a million dishes, And peeled a million spuds; Weve rolled a million blanket rolls, And washed a million duds. The number of parades weve stood Would he most hard to tell. But well not parade in heaven, For weve done our Hitch in Hell. Weve Killed a million That tried to steal our cots; And shook a million centipedes Cut of our army socks. Weve marched a hundred thousands miles, And built a thousand camps; And pulled a tlmusaffl cactus Tlmriis out of our army pants When the final taps are sounded St. Peter will loudly veil: Take the front scats in'licuveu, hoys, For youve had your lliteh in Hell." rattle-snake- Load 1 A I 5" Apply at this office. Cut your expenses down first, and then liml out how you pan do it afterward. Every big institution carries what it calls a butcher. When the expenses of that institution begin to eat up the prolits the butcher issues a sweeping order to cut down so many hundreds of dollars a day. He doesnt ask how it. can be done. He knows it has to be done if bis business is going to continue, and he leaves it to the people under him to find out how. This cutting- seldom if ever ruins a business. It simply sharpens the wits of those who are left. Now lets take your case. Instead of taking the money that you think you ought to have, suppose you take the money that you have actually got. In your ease, being both butcher and buyer, you naturally have to sharpen your own wits. Therefore the first thing you begin to do each day (just as you are going to do now in a minute or two) is to open this paper and see what special inducement each store is offering in the tilings that are necessary for you to buy. You look for the clothes, and jlje shoes, the childrens dresses and suits, the underwear, the. house needs, and all of the various necessities and luxuries demanded in your standard of life. The following program will be remit red at the patriotic meeting Sunday, Feb. 3rd,- at 7:30 p. m., in the Second Ward meeting house. 1. Singing, America. 2. Prayer. 3. Columbia the Gem of the Ocean Mixed double quartette. 4. Talk, Why .We ate at Karl Keeler. War, 5. Solo, Keep the Home Fires Burning, Mrs. II. E Thompson. 0. Talk, War Savings Stamps and Certificates - What They Are, YVhy We Should Buy How to Save to Buy Them. Save War Savings Stamps. Money and You Save Lives. J. C. Ellsworth. 6. Solo, Miss Anna Taj lor. 8. Singing, Star Spangled Banner. - OUR LITTLE HITCH IN HELL 4 4 4 t 4 4. 4 Manager of Wanamakera, Philadelphia of you women whose husbands have told you you have been spending too much money, please stand up. Great Scott! Every married woman in America is on her feet. 21-3- Chester White hog tor unmet. Manwill. R. HAMILTON All two-month- .1. M. J. - The next thing to dq is to cut out all those snobbish, exclusive, little nonadvertising concerns, wlio find it somehow beneath their dignity p sell their goods at less fhan a profit of several hundred per cent, The third thing you do is to reckon up your savings ut the end of a week or twq. And the fourth thing you do is to stand amazed at the amount you have saved in spite of the amount you have bought,' We Are Now of course this is letting you in behind the scenes. There isnt a buyer in any store who doesnt have to bring himself up with a jerk or get brought up with a jerk every once in a while, and who doesnt also stand amazed at what he has been to serve vou with good; able to accomplish with a smaller amount of capital and a greater printing. No matter what amount of energy and a little extra thimbleful of brains. the nature of the job may Now dont tell anybody you have been behind the scenes, but be we are ready to do it just dig into the advertising in this paper quietly for the next method of shopat a. price that will be few days; cut out the dropping-in-anywhera ping; make business of your household expenditures, and see if this little financial plan doesnt relieve your terrible money Satisfactory ; : Always Ready ' e strain. (Copyrighted-- ) |
