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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON UTAH Mis. Wni. Ewell returned home riday after spending a few days in Salt Lake visiting friends and News Santaquin Mrs. Ir.a (By h Tuitjen) PATRONIZE CHRONICLE ADVERTISERS& SAVE! ha.s a community Christi ONE DOSE GERMAN mas Tree. The tree was planted by i he members of the Town Board, and REMEDY ENDS GAS on the main street, in front of I was sick and nervous with indihe Jewel Theatre. The tree is decorand gestion stomach One dose of colored gas. makes and with lights ated Adlerika helped. I eat anything now a very pretty attraction in our and sleep good. Henry Dodd. N and on the main highN ou cant get rid of indigestion or way. gas by just doctoring the stomach. For gas stays m the UPPER boweL Adler.Mrs. K. A. Wall of Goshen was a ika reaches BOTH upper and lower visitor last Thursday. bowel, washing out poisons which cause nervousness and bad sleep. Ctis anti George Horton were call-e- l Get gas, Adlerika today; by tomorrow you to Salt Lake Tuesday on account feel the wonderful effect of this Gerthe UrrGde accident Monday man Doctors remedy. City Drug Co. nfarnoon that took the life of their sister, Mrs. Susan Horton Greenwell. in an Greenwell was riding Mr- -. a street into crashed automobile that Min'-aiiUii- jHlll!llllllllill(lllIEitllfiuIli3gj1g)2Snr" busi-distri- Hi car on State sreet, kill.rg her almo-instantly. Arrangements for the funeral have no been completed. n wttlt It, futu ,'o w it h com LetUS a lia experienced Eve- ' ul!C ,Je: to perlieiw 3,in:e c,uM never over:iie great healer hlVt' jme l',t 'f Terentrt-- 7 so it is J'.ials, ir.ilivi with is i It had has nation Our This makes the fifth reduction in the past year in the price of National Tires and with this reduction we offer you a better guarantee with our same libera! insurance plan! NEW PRICE SUGGESTIONS Suiiei Tread ly 2P-44- 0 All Service t grid's ircetit the Another Big REDUCTION in The Price of Tires 2P-44- 5 aBSKIlCIIlHlllllEIUSliaH 'in H W M SJSJFL w mxmnmvrjMnt M dr nrO Q a 0 rff OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONALLY LOW The Benefit show held Wednesday in the first ward hall, was a i,".-h- t griat success, Loth from a financial ar.d social standpoint. The acts were well managed and ably presented by nations. Do years of its sorrow In the members of the Commercial Club, who we have ! P, that time had the affair in charge. ITthnuih the n aj- -r depressions - Tipton Implement Co. Utah Avenue, J ih f.;.1.0 0 1C- 0:o0.1!J3-18)Gantl the present. -1 Mrs. :e each w Arvil King was hostess Mrs. Ina E. Tietjen spent the eardreamed they to modes of living our ly part of the week in Layton at iti until today, notwithstanding we live on the highest the home of her sister Mrs. G. M. depression, the world, of any nation in Adams. ;'ni iiouid w not judge the future by ! eV8r ;iit experience? pre-pareSurely our people are better financially and intellectually, to than topt with even greater problems in the past, so why not they have been a social and economic prob-tm- i adjusted satisfactorily? Confidence Is not established by any of ii thing but by an accumulation can we if centidunce started get Uinjs. in its way, gathering a little here and here, it will atteeerate its speed as it This .s not the work 'f goes along. but is the my one nun to perform eimuiative effox of earn and every What we are in the future on! of us. Is not the result of what we have done on any one day but the result of all tnat we have dune for all time. The be will Cankers Asa ciation Is endIn lividualy eavoring to do Its part. onr efforts may not coui.t for mmh, hat they are part of the whole plan and taken in the aggregate they imouat to the sum total of all our American Association Declare Interests Demand Protection Against Idle Community Rumors For convenience all through the year, an extension telephone is an ideal holiday gift. Order one today. step-savin- g T. J. Wadsworth spent several the past week in Salt Lake and den cn business. from Headaches, Colds and Sore Throat 'k wMti0D res:: i h, m fan(,l,ia:n; WEJ ',K'rermlht ir, f law, boluu out --u- In ..d cious r- wherever say bank - Miss Helen Pryor was a Spanish Protection," mumend that Fork visitor last week end. Cf by nVUE! awsiJ Mr. and Mrs. James Kay of Mona and were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cloward. I hank'r' ins-- I Wh Ca" 'as'hopa . deflnit of ty, Wiri , ,abUt .utions, Dn. E of from rtC0Ul' Producer for a Price level is fi broduc, h's at costs, Ifbwrly ,;er8vd; fMJcod .r cu:l likly Put toprc few c,.r'! ,theilbc:veg irj gi Frai!r, thj buslble lft t j lu produc- J,S.1 troZ'r I1? Mine 'ij' t $ ttiag. ;k ?Vro:ort-naUl- - largely until on farn,;J.t.T1.cleapest is to tSS" dour Mr. and Mrs. Grant L. Johnson of Provo were visitors of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Ilellis last week end. ad k,1Hj:aon. The I i do;;, : raise et the other THERES JUST ONE GIFT . . That Money cant buy and only you can give your PHOTOGRAPH LARSON STUDIO 182 I v is T Z ELGIN POCKET 3 WATCHES I $15.00 to $25.00 :f 3 X t s X s DRUG STORE THE $ CLOCKS J Electric and spring type $2.50 to $15.00 f CONKLIN I AND g BEWARE OF Is Cheapest IMITATIONS I u 14 3 We are now selling domestic lump Coal at the owing prices. AT YARD Per Ton M. Mr. and Mrs. Dill Robinson were Protection Salt Lake visitor.4 Monday, where go, they spent the day shopping. , i t,a-5t- a i foll- CENTURY $1.00 to $10.00 $6.25 $6.75 DELIVERED Per Ton .. .. QUAKER SETS, PRICED y t0 , bankt Colls,-lousl- The insti-persun- - ."-- i,',- a-,r o FREE Chrisanas Toilet Sets, Artstyle Chocolates, phany Stationary, Electrex Appliances, Smoking Sets, Shaving Sets, Leather Sets. I. A. of the first ward two one act plays in their presented Mutual Tuesday night, the plays were de under the direction of the ward actomnuinlties ivity committee. hat ,,f obllSatlcms lnteresttbe T burden Plait tihinf b 2 Doll Houses and 13 Beauiful Dolls given away a N a Useful Gift Suggestions Xon York. Mrs. Leedys was formerly Kate York. mutuality 'r PU',:'C n putt dtt, f!t0 m Watch our Bulletins for the leading contestants Changed Every Wednesday Dont be a chronic tuff erer from head tche. or any other pain. There is past Santaquin visiting with Mr. and Mrs. a both ,h to maintain Ui 2 s Ladies, 7 jewel 14 karat S Gold filled case. Neuritis, Neuralgia spent semi-publi- West Center, Provo 2 S a direct a(lmittedlv is a utiton ar.d then is B a Iach penny spent t our store between now and Christmas entitles you to one vote for your favorite candidate Og- a : ELGIN WATCH Big Xmas Contest das their advertising and la contacts with cus-Miss Adrian Iligginson returned to ni others. bankers should Ogden Friday after spending a few nsidously and persistently devot weeks with her parents in Santaquin. time thought to keeping mindful 0f the fa,.t that whn. Wm. Robbins left Monday for Los Dink has many obligations toward Angeles California, where he expects cu,tomers, equally I., it true that to spend the winter w'ith his sisters depositor also ha, c. rtain ohi-gto the bank Mrs. Bessie Lee and Mrs. Martha to enable it to prop maintain its position in the com-- . Russon. y, a recent statement of the ncaa Banker, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leedys of Salt Aviation d two weeks in the Lake Station Z The City Drug Companys fust Call out Business Office Miss Blenda Iligginson left Sunday for Ogden where she will be employed after spending several weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G B. Higginson Mr. arid Mrs. James Herron of Salt Lake were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rassmuson. uem ON to 40 guests. 0TH in their Only One Week Left X an ache or pain Bayer Aspirin Darwin Greenhalgh of Salt Lake hardly tablets cannot relieve) and they are spent part of the past week visit. ng I great comfort to women who suffer friends and relatives in Santaquin. periodically. They are always to be relied upon for breaking up colds. It may be only a aimple headache, Art Croff was a business visitor or It may be neuralgia or neuritis. in Salt Lake last week end. Rheumatism. Lumbago. Bayer Aspirin Is still the sensible thing to take. Just Koff-arr- d Kree be certain its Bayer youre taking; it Wednesday night, Mrs. was the guest of honor at r does not hurt the heart. Get the genuine prettily appointed shower, given a: tablets, in this familiar package. the home of Mrs. Chasta Johnson. Mrs. K of fa Hi Oas presented vfthi many beautiful and useful gifts. Games were played after which a dainty and tasty lunch was served effort. National X X Mrs. Jonas Johnson left Wednesday for Salt Lake where she expects to remain for a few days with her brother Ernest Larson and family. future confident that to the Uik f a its people were introduced ian erer. I $3.50 to $50.00 Eiissssiis&flRjiBiBMaiBMiiiaiEaiiaiiaaiiiiKiiiaiiBiiKi 10 prettily arranged luncheon Thursday afternoon at the home. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon. today, but wlat happened Lunch was serves! to 11 guests and the Our country depreasi-n- ? hostess. to be better and stronger state that in each of feature there were those who periods ise as we doubts of the future just them Payson, Utah . to ni LADIES DINNER RINGS For Satisfaction $2.50 Buy Coal from Established I Dealers. POISON bowels! Gudmundsen Chase Lumber & Coal Co. in Your EVERYTHING IN LUMBER PHONE 127 Poisons absorbed into the system fron souring waste in the bowels, cause that headachy, sluggish, bilious condition; coat the tongue; foul the breath; sap A little energy, strength and nervc-forcof Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin will clear up trouble like that, gently, harmlessly, in a hurry. The difference it will make in your feelings over night will prove its merit to you. Dr. Caldwell studied constipation for brtv-seve- n years. This long experience enabled him to make lus prescription and just what men, women, old people bowels help their make need to children themselves. Its natural, mild, thorough action and its pleasant taste commend it to people of all ages. Thats why Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin, as it ls called, is the most popular laxative drugstores sell. 51 Jewelry Co. ANYTHING IN SERVICE 4; i PAYSON, UTAH c. ( Dr. W. B. Despite the many vicious attacks made against it (through campaigns of slander, false accusations, through law suits, and many other defamatory statements, the DESERET MORTUARY COMPANY stands today, not only the largest, but the leading mortuary in the intermountain west. Built upon the principles of honesty, fair play, better service and reasonable price, it has been acclaimed by hundreds for the service rendered them in their bereaved hours and for relief from the financial burden which has heretofore accompanied the burying of their loved ones. DESERT MORTUARY CO. Caldwells SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctor's Fa mil' Laxatue j 5 S |
