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Show FRIpAY, APRIL THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH The Pay son Chronicle J. HAROLD MOUNTFOUD, PUBLISHER -the Past week end vahdn torian, and will re-- r ir Madge pent in and jtdut'Ves fr.ii.dCla-- of the Visitirg t t t Graduating School at their Salt Bake. Samaqu r Jr. High -12, ru-iMay t (v. ( By 51 x Ina Tutjt-n- ) Con i m 'i Mrs. Be ie Cole was a week end in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs Arvil King and Mr. W.n-'n- n Mr. Raph D.lm- - jm! son and Mr, C. A Ra smu-o- n spent Mrs. Urn t of Mi ar d weiegn-tMonday in Provo on businc-s- . J. Bruce Neil-o- n spent the pa-- t Nel-oTuesday his (, rand- week end in I.ehi Following is the complete B- -t of and fat In r W. S. Evan-- . .'D-- . lon Mi ho the students who have applied for so luo imt Sar'aqun victors last graduation from the Santaquin Jr. Tui da., arU Wv due-daThe Santa pun J,. Hi"h school High School, with the exercises to at a Bail Goshen Jr. IB-ipayed he held May 12. nd-- f Won! i a- - hi i n i'll vid by fi n Game Thursday at S u aqu'n. rI e Darwin B;n Crook B'ain Ilolladay, L. Itussori of Mr-- . 2 nr- Mr. at g.rl, team defeat a i Thomas Gordon H eli-, Ferrell G. of a baby boy. and tne bo.v s cane o ' vutor- - over arrival the ,f Ilolladay, Max Horght m, G. Wendall M- formeily Mi-- s Marby f run-- . Ithuel Jim LeBaron, West, Opt ibb R i tha Lowell Greenhalgh, Eldndge Nel-oMr and Mr-- . K:te Koa.'l if , Bard-leyJean CarJacqueline Dawn O ive John-o- n Mi-- spent Fiiday in Provo spent several days the pa t ter, Dorothy Crofft, Nellie Dickinson, Pn.v on Mrs. KoH'anl- - paii'it-M- r. vuek Velda Mary Grn nhalgh, Elda Holla-daan dMi,. Uni C. .V! on. Verla Holman, Ruth Hudson, o howtr was givin Wedne-da- y Lila L Baron, Alta Theda Bay, R. of an oytei.-life- . the lane Peails of Mis. ate Grad Mable Larson, Carol Blaine Openshaw evirorg :n honor nts her of Innie the pan Mahle Okander, Leona Olson, Ai.-el- Johns m at Baltimore had a farmers weekly Mr. and Mis Thomas Heeln. and Virginia. Peterson, t'a, i, ( Santaquin News Embarrassing ( rubllahed every Friday at Payson, Utah, a city of 3,500 loyal, progress, and contented citizens. 1st! t il? "hen n second-cia- . Wad-wort- $2.00 6 Months $1.00 ADVERTISING of the strangest phenomena witnessed in most towns and small cities is the apparent eagerness with which many otherwise good citizens contribute to the tendancy to commit community suicide. is safe to say that no institution of a civic nature gives greater re- These citizens will often show uncommon zeal in boosting any movement to obtain city improvements, to promote the location of new industries, to secure better educational facilities, and so on. Yet many of these same proud boosters will deliberately engage in a practice which 'nullifies all their otherwise laudable efforts and wonder why their town doesnt go ahead. commercial life of the community. Members of the organization are enabled to develop their musical talents in pleasant association with their fellows, while the descipline necessary to their successful advancement is most desirable for boys and young men. After the band is capable of playing in public its presence adds immeasurably to parades, ceremonies and celebrations of every kind, while its regular concerts are a source of enjoyment for the entire citizenship. As a business proposition, a good band is of the greatest value in advertising its town. The better the band the better the advertisement of course. A town that does not possess a band is overlooking one of the most valuable agencies for its social and commercial advancement. BOOST PAYSONS BAND! It We refer to the suicidal habit of buying away from home. The enormous growth of the mail order habit in recent years is largely responsible for the failure of many communities to make the progress which their natural advantages should make possible. The money that ought to be kept at home for the expension of local trade and industry i3 sent away to distant cities, never to return. The life-bloof prosperity is allowed to ebb away through the indifference or thoughtlessness of the very persons who should set an example of local pride and loyalty. 1 turns for the money and effort expended upon it than does a good band. The benefits derived town through the maintenance of a band touch the entire cultural, social and o Chicago R to know ned.U wake the f.'o-h- THE TOWN BAND SUICIDE COMM UNITY up, 1 n Go-in- 1 RATES ON APPLICATION. One h li Year 1 0U y. -- SUBSCRIPTIONS 8onu,on sajs, lllca and vou have to Son;., we haven't a U.!(,pho .he w cents it cog d dav, to enjin da,i teI , nmtaa with fnends to vi-it- lutlered at the Pout Office at Payson, Utah County, Utah, as mail matter. 2i, u,,2 nines Ixi-e- ni ;ur i, ... ( . . (Via meiiihei was Ol-o- n hoste-- - Mrs. Ina E. Tietjen spent the past - of the O. N. 0. Club the end visiting her father, W. S. Bridge wa plays il Evans and hr r sister Mrs. Jucllett Thursday evening. and, a (h litmus lunch was served. Goates. , Miss Rowena Dittos spent several Miss Ester Peterson was a business days the past week visiting friends visitor to Salt Lake last Wednesday. in Salt I ake. week RITE-WA- FLOUR & FEED EXCHANGE Y SANTAQUIN, UTAH Mrs. D. D. Robinson spent several days the past week visiting frieneds in Salt Lake. Mrs. Emma Wall entertained tin primary teachers of both wards at her home Thursday evening. After a business discussion a dainty lunch Mrs. Chas. A. Tietjen entertained was served to 20 guests. She was the following ladies at a quilting assisted by Mr. Anna Kay. Mrs. Armia Kay, Mrs. Thursday. Knell Van Ausdale, Mrs. Belle Green- Bo'a Bettes returned to her home halgh, Mrs. Geneva Ilolladay, Mrs. Tuesday after spending the past Clara I.emenar and Mrs. Ina Tietjen. week in Salt Walter Weighbract of Salt Lake spent several days visitMr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ethel Wadsworth and daught- chos- - H. Bates, Mgr. EVERYTHING IN MILL STUFF ANYTHING IN DAIRY & POULTRY FEED and WE DELIVER The Misses Thelma and Elma Tiet-jo- n spent Thursday in Salt Lake City. ing Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Chatwin. Miss Mahle Okander has been C. We Aim to Serve - y isai For Fri. & Sat. April 29 - 30 T-Bo- ne der & lO,, Beef Boil Pound 8c Loin Steaks, best 1 H grade, Pound .... Steaks, ten-- 1 juicy, pound Freshly Ground beef 2 lbs Beef or Pork Liver 1 Sliced, Pound - Pork Roasts, Shld.1 Kf Pound Fresh Side Pork, sliced or O ICn piece dO 2 Pounds Salt Bacon, best grade, pound Pork Chops Pound Pure Lard, I Atlt, Armours Sliced Bacon, Pound Pkg. 16c Corned Beef Freshly Sliced, lb. 1 Oz lb. pail Looming larger every day as tho MAT MB ISAM WMI because it offers such 39c Frankfurters, 2 lbs fine-c- at features as Free Wheeling , Syncro-Mes- h gear-shiftin- Sport Roidcto avaltahte fr Immediate M mtxtei, SUry) Standard Coap. er ...... (Th. Ch.vr.tet tin. consist, .1 mmM . , s490 . g, multi-cylind- new low prices . 445 485 49 0 RDa,s5ar bodies by Fisher and smoothness at these 90p REDUCED PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1932 1 Rendered Lard 2 pounds - 8 lb pail 4 10 Coape 1 V Do Luxe - q w Fmt, Michigan. m. Coupe.. De Luxe Coach ...495 Phaeton s495 5 10 Coach . . 515 Cabriolet Sedan Landau Phaeton Coupe 575 Dependable Meat Quality Groceries KUlllUlllllHHIHUailUHilMIIZlllllI1MUIllll Payson !625 . Models luted standard NOTE with five wire wheels. Si, iru wheels and fender wells on models S15.0U list additional. Special equipment extra. Low delivered pncea and easy evTolet Motor Co., Detroit, Michigan, Division of General Motor SEE YOUR DEALER BELOW MARKET 595 590 Special Sedan VROLET 29c RnanmcsssivsxKiHiBaiKiiiaKS8vHsii8aiKissii9 DIXONS SANITARY Co. to Meat Specials Pot Roasts, young & tender lb State in 1835. Mi-- is the leading meat niuniiHuniiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii , budd' A trifling saving here and there Silk hose originated in France usually more imaginary than real, 1560. is sufficient to cause the average citizen to forget his duty to his and to himself, which if perScientists are studying origin of formed would mean far more in the celestial lights described in the bible. direction of local prosperity than all hi3 other boosting efforts put toHorses were the first livestock to gether. reach Virginia. Why boost in one direction, while New sun motors produce terrific committing community suicide in heat. com-munit- neih 5 . The Mountain Tel. & Tel. y , SHULER MOTOR CO. Utah ' |