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Show THE PAYS0N1AN. Good Advice on Raising Hogs PAYSON, UTAH MENDING MATTERS The following statement from the Salt Lake Packing; Plant will be interesting to all i farmers in this section: editorial strikes the intellignece of every man, woman and child who is in any way responsible for the continuation of the dignity and proud position in the world of the United States., Not one of us .who can find it possible to do liis or her "bit toward furnishing food values for America and her allies can sit idly by and refuse to get in the game and play it with all our heart, with all our soul. You dont know but what your efforts in the production of the meat of the hog and its energy building animal fat will be a big factor fn the nourishment of YOUR boys who have so willingly offered all that man has to give his life, to save fliis nation. Shortage of Hogs. In some of the principal hog raising districts, the corn crop was a partial failure; the farmers were frieghtened and sold their hogs, and the packing houses report receiving all kinds of hogs for slaughter, even sows with pig. We are alarmed when eleven of the principal markets of the United States show a decrease in hog receipts since the first of January, 1917, by more than TWO MILLION. Europe, to save feed, slaughtered its hogs by the millions and today the estimates show a shoi t age of THIRTY MILLIONS or more. A Safe Investment anil a Patriotic Duty. A few ' dollars invested now in brood sows will net you a nice sum of money within a year, but throw selfishness aside and think of the service you will render the boys in the trenches and in the training camps. It is a fact that of all live stock, the meat of the hog is the most nourishing and its fat has the greatest heat and energy building qualities. Our government is now buying millions of pounds of pork. Start Now. It matters not how small tlit farm, but the BIO idea is to START at ONCE, right NOW. Use the Grain Crop. Less than one year ago on the Live Stock Market at North Salt Lake choice hogs sold at 8.00 and 9.00 per cwt., live weight, and during the State air week, ending October 6th, 1917, top choice hogs sold at 1 9.00 per cwt. It is probable that the government will set the price for pork for the ensuing year at f 15.50 per cwt. The Modern Barns and Cribs Theres style to barn building as well as to home building. The modem, bam provides many conveniup-to-d- ate ences and improvements that make your work easier and your crops and live stock safer. Poultry Houses- - Sheds No matter what kind of a build- ing you need or whether its for farm or town we can be of service to you. We have building plans for all kinds of buildings and all the necessary material to make them. Our prices are the lowest and our advice is free. Central Lumber & Hardware Co. A GOOD FRIEND A good friend stands by you when in need. Payson people tell how Doans Kidney Pills have stood the test: Mrs. James H. Webb Of Depot M. endorsed Doans seven years ago and again con-fi- r ma the story Could yftu aslc for more convincing testimony? I suffered a great Mra. Webb says: deal with kidney trouble. I was afflicted with severe pains in my back and at times was unable to straighten afier ttooping. Knowing how good Doans Kidney Pills were, I began using them. They gve me wonderful relief. They finally rid me of kidney trouble. I have been a nurse in the past and in that DoauY work I always recommended Kidney Pills to kidney sufferers with the best Of results I saw Doans make cure after cure, so 1 cannot recommend them too strongly. Cholera Morbus. This is a very painful and dangerous jtseasc. In almost every neighborhood someone has died from it before medicine could be obtained or a physician summoned. The right way is to have a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic aud Diarrhoea Remedy in ihe house so as to have prepared for it. Mrs. Charles Dur Huntington, Ind.,writse: ing the summer of 1911 two of my children were taken sick with cholera morons. I used Chamberlain's Colic & Diarrhoea Remedy uud it gave them immediate relief". Obtainable everywhere. Player Piano For Sale. immediate sale at a substantial reduction jn price LATER TESTIMONY. Mrs. Webb gave the above statement a new player which is located in April, 1610, and on April 2, 1917, near she added: iayson. Quality guarantAlthough I have little need of a kidney remedy now, I find it eed. Liberal terms to respon' necessary to use Doan's Kidney Pills For particulars at times. I always get the same good sible party; results." 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milbur- o Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. 1 Inter-Mounta- "Record-Stockma- A k; n A Overcoat W not a liy owicoat made-for-m- e instead made for of out anybody. individual. Tick out tho kind cf Model that strikes your fancy select yenr own fabric-.-anhave it made up specially to comply with fyour own measure rhents. Germs are found in finder bowls, And germs are found in kisses One cant hope to escape alive From such a world as this is. d 1 TRYING. ITonsemaid (who is not giving isfaction) Madam Pathfinder. sat- I am trying, madam. You are, Mary very newspaper which takes only on, of questions involving in n.t of the people will not survive. It Does Net Cost a Penny More in . c The newspaper which attxks ae opposition publication i v a.!'! and inability to tic he said, It shows ii has public, nothing else to do and no other way to interest its readers. For a re;,! live newspaper today there is toe much to do. Mr. Blethen, who is one of newspaper publishers in tho West, declares the public lias conn to consult the newspaper advertisements almost exclusively. It puts confidence in them because they furnish consisely and at a glance the information which would require to gather individually. fuel, through Taylor tailoring we can show you liovv to save money. We 11 put your own personal monog, rammed label on it, too, in (his way making a me nally, truly made-fogarment. ' to $40 00 $20 tie-bes- t LUT & PERSSON CO u The Clothiers ,y, ... . j, ,s ... ,j, ,j ... ... ,,4 ,,, ... , ,, in We offer for The Da) ot Cheap Newspapers is Passed write CONSOLIDATED MUSIC Prediction that tho day of the Salt Lake City, cheap newyspaper, both in price and Utah. quality, has passed and that the COM FAN Y, G-- Whooping Cough. Id this disease it is important that the cough be kept loose and expectoration easy, which can be done by giving Chambealains Cough Remedy. Mrs. P H. Martin, beru, lod., writes, My two daughters had whooping cough. I gave them Chamberlains Cough Remedy and it worked like a charm." Obtainable everywhere. I public will be required to and will willingly pay more for their favorite STILL TRYING. news medium, was made today b Blethen, president and gene Joseph is still Jigsworth very attentive ral manager of the Seattle Times, to that rich wife of his. Well ! Well ! And theyve been who attended the quarterly meeting married four or five years. I thought of the Western Division of the Asin that length of time he would cer- sociated Press at Salt Lake City. Mr. Blethen predicts that metrotainly be able to get control of all politan newspapers will no longer her property. be able to profitably produce a penny paper and meet the present cost of labor and material. He declares that thq present price of white wood pulp paper, the kind on which all newspapers are printed, was brought Have Your Accidents Power Repaired Oxy-Acetely- ne Welding Plows Pointed by Electricity Automobile Bodies Built to Order We Feature Spring Welding General Repairing PAYSON IMPLEMENT i AND HARDWARE CO. " about by the newspapers themselves and not entirely on account of the war. He says there is no possibility for the price of paper to recede to the figure at which it sold before the war. This, he declares, is due to the fact that paper has been adopted so extensively as a commercial commod ity. For economical purposes it is now being used in great quantities by almost every kind of business. FRIEND OF LABOR. Through his newspaper Mr. Blethen recently took a bold stand against capital in support of the laboring men of the Northwest. lie declared today, that labor In demanding higher wages, Is only seeking that to which It is entitled. "Labor Is different from capita! in a great way said Mr. Blethen. If capital loses Its opportunity to make money today through business or Investment, it has another chance tomorrow or at least In the future But if the laboring man does not labor sell today his only commodity he never sells it. It is his only source of revenue and when the day is gone his chance of profit is also gone. Mr. Blethen says that the political organ is no longer the peoples paper. lie also predicts that the "DOTH require efficient tools to produce the best results at the least cost The cry for economy in the kitchen is met fairly and g efficisquarely by the remarkable ency and durability of fuel-savin- Blast baling: with its Hot Blast Draft (an exclusive feature) that saves t i, the valuable gas half of the coaL ' With its Fresh Air Oven (an exclusive feature) that produces wonderful baking the greatest oven im- - ? p provement in years. With its Odorless Broiler and Toaster (an exclusive feature) the only way to the nourishment, flavor and tenderness of meat. ve '- Where greatest fuel saving is obtained V here the most perfect baking is produced Where constant, faithful service is demanded "here you will always find Cole's Hot Blast Range See It at Our Stoie - r - ' |
