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Show FMDAY, THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH Hm"i" Walter A ' J. 'wi i Ddlingharn and Mi--I- Semi NINE CENT I Chry-anthi-- . i I PRIZE MONEY FOR YOU! , Y A prize conte.it commencing Novemljer l.-- (POISON Your bowels! nil l will be conduct'1!; ending December the following prizes to be awarded: First Second Prize b.OO, Third PrizeSlotin, Fourth Prize $b.0O, and five additional prizes of $2.00 each to be awarded to regis'ered .students nol receiving one of the other prizes. 1 1 i'riz-$20.00- - , i tie it to it - ! B. VV. ami a- SYRUP PEPSIN PM Mi.. A. It. il.ion. S. CATEDSf0 C131IIXSSS8HKaaillBiaEHSlHlZfBIl!l!l32aS2 Mrs Golden Taylor em a childrens party Wednesday son Ross, who was celeb itiu's j - Headquarters Chronicle Job Department FOURTH DISTRICT CO AND FOR UTAH OOUNty Estate of Thomas Mansfield, Deceased. No. 5249 Probate NOTICE TO CREDITORS UTAH INDUSTRIAL NEWS Creditors will present daiasr. Hodgson & McClenanhan, vouchers to the undersigned kV Ogden architects, drawing plans for U. S. son, Utah, on or before the it of Agriculture forest of January, 1932. Department estimated to cost structure Dollie Mansf.eli building; The members of the Evening bridge Dub enjoyed one of a series of Drulge 1. nners Tuesday night at the home if Mr. ami Mrs. W. T. Amos. Prize; wu re won by Mrs. J A Earle. Will $300,000. Mi Gillian and Mrs Meredith Arr.o. One of the most jolly Halloween New Smithfield parties was held at the home of Mr. completion. nearing md Mrs. Dave Shuler Saturday night Correspondent t ninth birthday. The table J1 ered with a birthday nine tap. rs. Twenty f0ffl J young friends enjoyed the refreshments provided for M tb. sure. Save your old shoes by having them n; aired before its to late. Goodyear Shoe Rebuilders, Payson. Aiv. C'ah, I.oui.s S'robel. cotr"i See Ralph Migliaccio, Payson. Iho 172. Special rates for winter mason. Mrs. J. entertainment. ( Doctors Ftun Hj' Laxative ! pro-th- e and Mrs. Edith M. White the home of Mrs. WTite. Games v re payed and luncheon was servd Mar.v lovely gifts were presented to lie young bride i lect at the two functions. Z Cacoweils and oilier friends, Stung and Lotto STARTING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Heres an opportunity for you to get useful Wj, at money saving prices SEE OUR CIRCULARS FOR THESE amazing VALUES! Thru day evening a group of twenin ty young frends were entertained f M.ps Tanner by Miss Alice Pi If Ul' V1 Dr. . Sarah Grant. recioW'd the prize for high score d Mi.. Crank McClellan the ronatt-- ! were moms Tne favim. ,,'iur. with bright fall flowers and V, , ,n aus served at five small 1 a Teacher of Trombone idod v Dr. Caldwell studied constipation foi lui s cn cars his long experience en.blnl him to make his prescription ju t wliat men, women, old people and children need to make their bowels hcl themsihes. Its natural, mild, thoroiis1! actum and its pleasant taste eonih r it to people of all aces. Thats wh Dr. Caldwells Srup Pepsin, as it is called, is the must popular laxatiu drugstores sell. A fSR i m oii. : Mr-- M""l Tanner entertained ai a atc-r-hovvi r last Thursday 1, ir.or of her daughter, Miss a bride of this week, , Tanner, were present inelud ng v gjc-t- ' e. Send essays to Aldon J. Anderson Traffic Manager, Salt Lake & Utah Railroad, Salt Lake City, Utah. Classified Advertisin'? d Poisons absorbed into the system fron souruu; waste in the bowels, cause that hi.id.u!i, sluggish, bilious condition; co.it toe tomoie; bail the breath; sap A little ci crus sin iipth and ncrve-forcol In. ( ..ild'A ells S rup Pepsin w ill cfear u tioi.b!1 like that, gently, harmlessly, be ililiercnre it will make in a hem. m oi,i In Inn's oer nitli t will prove -- Prizes to be awarded for best essays of luo to bOO words on the subject Why We Should be Patron-o- f the Salt Lake it Utah Railroad, (Orem Line). This contest is open to all residents of Salt Lake and Utah Counties except employes or mem! ers of families of employes of railroads or other common carriers transporting freight, express or passengers. ;; ' in , Sale nth-man- i . - Annu .( ek entertained at 4 and Halloween partv B g ,, f Mr-- . Dillingham 1 The house was beaut-,- S id with Halloween em-- i ,. tail flowers. Progressive ,:n mi' mg Al jdayed. W iliam Kitchen prize Mrs. !,. g Mr. Lou and ladys r " e consolation. ,. were Mr and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Lou.s Pfeiffer, Mis Borin Johnson Mr and "Dam. Mr. and Mrs. Louf-- , NOVEMBER Winona Bills entertained at Hallow esn stq.per following th" dance .SiatuiuSay n'gljt with cover-p'aee- d Administrstri for Miss Virginia Street, Mis; First publication November j, ; Ruth Harding, Miss Beulah Freshwater system Last Publication November 27th, water, Elma R. Wilson. Don Pierce of Salem, Don Folland of Salt Late in V l'tion Christensen of Mt. Plea Their guests were members of the Cedar City Tres Job Bridge Club and husbands Deposit of good gran saiu. and all were in costume and all later ite located near this city. BIL- Ea tended the costume ball at the One of the most delightful parte Ron Ton. Castle Dale Telephone and power of the Halloween season was given WITHOUT CALOMEL line on West Street moved from poles Saturday night by Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Emery Simmons of center of street to new location at David Bigler at the r home. The funcAnd Youll Jump Out of Bed t !aho atd Mrs. May Walker of Salt side of street, preparaory to grading j tion was marked with unusually att the Morning RarinfoGo a';e spent the week end visiting street. active deeoiations and appointment If you feel sour and sunk rndtkwM ' it h iriends and relatives in Payson. A turloy (bum r was served to the looks punk, dont swallow t lot aft mineral Shell Crest water, oil, laxative candy otebent Motor Oil a 15c at gum and expert them to make you nodsfl pu,!; at two (aides arranged in the beendr. and Mrs. J. S. Bills Jr. have quart at the Ace Service Station. Adv sweet and buoyant and full of vidtirg with relatives in Idaho , cm. nt reel eat ion room with caiD For they cant do it. They only dur e ti week. ng bowels and a mere movement doenti past tiand for Mr. and Mrs. Golden Tay-k.the cause. The reason for your dowwaki Mr. au Mrs. barrel Brown, Mr feeling is your liver It should pour pounds of liquid bile into your wtAib Mr. May Brown of Salt Lake visitud Mrs. Ca:l Page, Mr. and Mrs If this bile is not flowing freely, ywM doesn't digest. It just decays in the bow i'o .,nd Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Spe- - e ed with friends in Payson this week. Gas bloats up yuur stomach. Yon bwi Co a, Mr. and Mrs. George Barnett thick, bud tiste and your bratbiM Fashions kin often breuKS out in blemishes. YwW .Mr. and MJohn Daniels, Mr. aui Mrs. Arch II Bird of Springville aches and you ftl down a id out You Hi Mi system is poisoned. i rna! Twede. Mr. and Mrs wu, a Payson visitor Saturday. old CAST It takes trvse Glade Cowan. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Prepared Especially for This LITTLE LIVER TILLS to get fl win; pnly and mtoji pounds of bile i"! Mrs. Sam Boyle of Victor; Idaho Mr. and Mrs. E. II Street contain robrt feel up and up. 'I Newspaper !e extrarttiMB nt c ,r d harmless, Mt- -. .Hr. John F. Oic-oMi. visCed here last week with relatives. thebiiedoflW com-t m. when it d M' T.al au Harding, Mr. and But dont ask f jt h er pills. Ask ftCejiJ Tills. Icdc for the nan Cw Liver little C Page, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mis Little Javer Pills on the : J Members of the first ward particiSA TlUi-Mrs. Julia Hancock was hoste'-- at .Rd'wmp. ubatituU. 2jc at ul ato:(x. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Coray. pated in a most enjoyable Halloween, a most charmingly arranged bridal M..s ( ra Page, Mrs. Emma Wilson in the second ward) last Saurday afternoon, giv- Do bos and hos'e-s- . Nine tables of larty hrulay night Amusement hi J', Dancing vjus the en iti honor of her niece, Mrs. EDii Progrc sive Rook wire played lain. orxipal diversion. Refreshments were Haynes D, inant, a recent bride. Th rved. ti a table was covered with a e'.uny The tir-- t group of Bee ILve Grls lace cloth over pink and was cents ed f the fourth ward M. I. A. enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lant ann-j w th a cliry-ta- l basket of roses. The a dobgbtfiil Haloweon party at th ounce th of their engagement an received daugh bride home lowly many of their teacher Mrs. Howard young Mr. Grant Harris, son useful gifts from the thirty close Mil-oThe wcoml group were enter ir I.eita, to if Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Harris. , incud-ingnlatives and Tr ends present tamed by their Kaehors, Mrs. MDba Mrs. Marie Driscoll. Mrs. Orson Cowan and diss Fawn Cowan at the Md II Crest Motor Oil at loe a Drillings. Miss Jessie Brillmgs, and home of M - - Cowan. ait at the Am Service Station. Adv Mrs. William Trelor all of Eureka; Mrs. A. J Durrant and Miss A mairi. g i c wa ; i s s a c ci in Durrant of Provo; Mrs. Jack Difon Provo oil V day to Mis; Virginia Members of the Junior Delta Briigu' Jos- ph Ai.RIIa Mrs. De R. Taylor Mi Ha of Payson and C. 'ul entertained their husbands at' a beaut ift.lly Stark, Mrs. Darrel Brown, Mrs R Scan igaai d Ivoo share m arranged Bridge d.nner 11. Wil-oMrs. Rillie Stevens. Mr.-- . at the home of Mrs. W. c. McCormick Ella Kerr Mrs George A. ('hoover, Lon fa i.n All d"tals were tarried out in Ilalle-we- ( spent Mr- -. Nellie Kapple, Mrs. Mary Cur- Wt'( k ill Imo, vitli her n suggestiins. LISTS Special daughter, guess tis. Mrs. Louis Parkin, Mrs So it t, Mrs. Arthur Go! up. '"".e Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shuler Mr. Mrs. Stella Harper, Mrs. Larsen. Mrs ard Mrs. Jack Dixon and M Ma- -V 175 Stalio e Clark. Mrs. Irene Provsteuur 1, r.i. and .!' A. J. Nelson came tin. Light tables of bridge were at Cnr-iMiss Wanda Staheli. Mrs. L:;.-JwAa fr. in BfiD-aCity Saturday to rlay and prizes were won by Will Mrs. Amy Haynes, Mrs. .Ruin' ' ' a1 Die ome or their s,,n. Thomas McClellan and Mrs. E. H. Street. McCldlan. Mrs. John Dime, Mrs. , NcDon Mr. Nelson left Sunday for tlmr Daley, Mrs. I.ahan Harding, Bouid. r City whiro he is Miss I'hyllis Tanner, a popular 'yo I Mhippie Clnward, Mrs T. H. Wil- M's. liai rut Gi.a.k and Mrs. M;1(l ., ung bride of this week was honor-- ( on Value son, Mrs leih Erickson, Mrs. J R i :v swan,( ir ertamed at dinner on ,; at a misei'llanaous shower last . Vance. I ffi von by Mrs. Nelson. SALE ao'itay for Mi-'Laa: ONE CENT a: hi r home in Spam-M,.ss iteikt CONTINUES iKon and M.ss N'oi.la I ,,rk for fifteen relatues and friends f tin' interesting events if SATURN Sin son enter, a tied at a (boner The decorations in the home and the pa.'v FRIDAY & was a Halloween party an! to i ( d w'th bridge last FrDiv l'tH'hoon menu wco carritil on in AT procuosGvo "pper Sunday evening night at tie home 0f Mss .. iggostive of Ha dowten. The honor at the bonus o1 M's; Inez Clays m. 1 he (Ida rations and ail details w re id guest reei ived many beautiful MMs Della Wison, Miss Helen Betts of Hadoween. ('.v-.r fts. suggeDhe M ami f.i'ret'a Garner. The tables The presidency and Gleamm p R,,v John placed for Mr. and Mrs. as; vcie a'l deci'ra si with a festive air on. Mr. ard Mrs. R'a f Du- third ward M. I. W c, rs lie i kc well the s. ason and the Mr ,meramrd . M'-an J l 'k at the home of Me; Matde Sta-- k a DRUG new wool to"r i cm ses vveie cot-rTHE p nd ng vvit n "'I Pu. er, An ert MotKl an Monday enn.rg in homr o- .vn,Ie I he i o' i hen c M'.; " !' mimt have a sheer wool ho-ng Reece and e;. Tarrer who has hem; a prmi'r,,-n- t Iao" Mi, i Claia i'a.e, Mi-- s M'ldr-Ruth Ryan inter. aired at a d Mos Save your old shoes by having lhe:i a most delightful Hallowein Party repaired before its to late. Goody:.! I'riday evening at the David Itigler Shoe Robuilders, Payson, Utah, I, or; home. The entertaining rooms wf re Adv. I'ffectiv ( ly decorated in the Halloween Strobel. ami d ime- was c ilor ; and emblems (1 in the rer)e.it.on One hundred fir.Di WANT TO BUY room whch was elabor, uly diHioa.-a- n class yearling While Leghorn liens. I colors muti,';. led in the eho-ePhone 111, Payson. The guests weie dressed with sheets and masks and a treasure hunt and Class of Expression for Child rm a vis t to a haunted house provided E 12 years, inclusive. 1 Private. 1 onTrtainnu n'.Pri- rit were Mis-- Ri'h class. Lesson each week. Rates $ O't Rutiet field, Mi- - s Louise Bailey, M per month. Call or see Mrs. C. 11. Orabelle Huber, Miss Mildred Pace Byrd at the Frank Kerr Homo west and Dean Madd.son of Salt loike; n Utah Ave., Phone 38. Mark Sterling, James Needham. and Reid of Orton Gaiumpn Provo; Leone Blackett and Sterling of Springville; Leona Larsen and Lenore Rigtrup of Spa iish NO GUESSWORK I 'oik; Vie Wood, Henry Simmons, M..--s Madeline Robinson, Miss Poena Erma Hiatt. n.yr,oi Robinson, Mi-- s The element of guessMontague ,Lorin Simmons, Ft.e work does not enter Shuler, Rophcl Reece, Clarence Cavai Lawrence W'b m. Clara Pace anf into food buying in Ruth Ryan of Payson. our O. P. Skaggs Sys- Mis., a WAKE m-r- UPJII LIVER n t - 1 i of Dr-wi- sunshine. r. Io'-ioi- tem Store. All foods are displayed in good clear light, easily within reach, priced with a price card and there for your own selection of the best. Your own judgement good guides you in every selection. Dont forget our regular prices are as cheap as others specials. ve 0. P. S. BRANDS te - . . 1, - i a-- . s n. ' 1 n, . The O. P. Skaggs System puts its O. P. S. brand on only a very few items. You will always find, Bread, Butter, Lard, Jell Powder, and Coffee in our store wilb the O. P. S. Label. The quality of each is guarded very zealously. Whenever you see our label on food you can depend upon quality please the that will most par- ticular. Get the habit of shopping in our store where you can buy as small or as large purchases as you want without for . s. m oflV - . -- Wi-o:- City Drug I. M-- i ' -- . 'a P-- f -- "'up ! m r,iiM(lv d pr.-ent- (-d no n - i ' C lay, T O B SKAGGS' FOODW-- of he week Nviml.r nit k1 w hrn Pa ighter f biYam e of n ' A Surety of Purity n ght. should have a sheer tro(.k with a clever vest And twisting material tb- town dress of "'th its vest md shouldered, stnall- D'lTs. si look. Of course i .; em- barrassment 5$ 7 frock -- young a Span 11 , ' MAKE YOU one-side- d 'be straight-from-the- - that's so important, ' b'tle buttons in a row point to f chic To be ultra-- ' in one f ic-f- e -'ier g ' & ,',r' ' re s s 'V Ia-e- rn - Cv::ts, ,l'' bor d ultimate of town ,n No. Pennies WORK Ll$ 5:5. Sizes P Dollars h |