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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH 1933 17, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monsen were in Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mt. Pleasant week this to with attend the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson were the week here and funeral of Mr. Monsens uncle, Mr. dinner Mr- - Ma.y Neker guests at the home of Mr. and N. S. Neilson. mother, Mrs. Weston Bean Sunday evening. nes. Salt Lake of NV,tker , H Mrs. George Chase entertained the members of her Contract bridge club Friday afternoon. Guests exclusive of club members who enjoyed her hospitality were, Mrs. W. T. Amos, Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. B. F. Ott, Mrs. Fearu Gray, Mrs. S. M. Simpson, Mrs. E. II .Street and Mrs. W. C. McCormick Mrs. Ada Ware received the club prize and Mrs. Wilson the guest favor. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown their j rfir our OIFIF TPmrS 0 & S C all winter Others long. men and women fight colds Soy the protection of Bayer Aspmn. A tablet m tunej of a cold get no further. If a d the first symptoms keep on with Bayer Aspum unaware, caught you JSil the cold is gone. Bayer Aspmn can t harm you. throat is sore If It does not depress the heart andyour You will get water m gargle. tablets several dissolve cold that m a hangs on instant relief. Theres danger of the pain and discomfort nothing To say or days. All j rTn.rre ape fifMUlWE - ASPIRIN WtTHOtfT THIS SPECIAL CROSS 75c 80c $3.45 Saucers Rimmed Water Pitcher Silver and 6 tumblers . Decorated Dinner Set 32 - pieces their carriage Sun iay evening at the home of thir parent3, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson. Dinner was serv-- , ed at small tables with Valentine centerpieces and favor3. Cards w r placed for Mr. and Mrs. F.ldnn Lud-- j 1VV Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum McClellan, Mrs. Howard WiNon, Mr. en Mrs. Ned Wightman, Mr. and Mrs. Viron Davis, Mr. and Mrs. FloyJ Harmer, Mr. and Mrs. Almon Har.n-er- , Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Wilson, and Mrs. Wayne Loveless. Mrs. Ludlow rid I avrence Wilson received the prizes for the bridge game which followed dinner. Utah County Farms With Extension Agents - and cups d of J. II. Ellsworth th" menders of thrir night bridge club Satuiday evening. The attracts e decorations and details of entertaining were suggestive of Valentine season. Dinner was served before the bridge game with cards placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monson Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hillman, Mr. and Mrs. " Paul Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley IR Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barney. On Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Erlandson, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bigler, Mrs. Florence Spanish Fork Livestock Show Griffith and Mrs. Ann Butterworth. It is gratifying to know that the Mr. and Mrs. Monson, and Mrs. cattle association of Spanish Fork received the prizes. voted to support the Spanish Fork Livestock Show this year. The show YOUR DRAPES has grown so that it is recognized as MADE FREE a great district livestock event and vjy - 6 T BAYER cele-brati- Dr. and Mrs. have spared you. Bayer Aspirin might for colds, headaches, directions with proven druggists; rheumatism. neuritis, neuralgia, genuine no first anniversary Butt-erv.or- If You Order Now RITe ftwAY D. T. R. CO. th The President, Manager, and Committee in charge of the Spanish Fork Livestock Show are to be congratulated for the progressive spirit in forging ahead and attempting the show for this year. Everyone should give all the help possible to put over livestock show possible. the best With this years success the show will live to be a benefit thru the years to come. Everyone do his bit. livestock improvement. The spirit of the time is that of strictist economy and cutting out all unnecessary features. Economy in cutting out county fairs and livestock show is done at a very great sacrifice for future development. Our boys should grow to be a divisional live- are going to continue on our farms. stock show which preceeds the Calif- If they are discouraged when their Adjustment to Agricultural Conditions In 1933 ornia Junior Show held in April. Jun- animals are partly ready for market will the have a difficult ior boys have many animals on feed the committee present year many adDuring in Utah county and are learning time to make the move when they are justments are necessary. The Extension Service suggests 14 points which the science of feeding and modern prepared in better times ahead. in an economy program. will EEIIBIIIlBBSEESllBEEIBEEEflEEBS3CBEBBIEEE9EBEEilBliE3 Farmers should consider each of the following points: 1. Increase receipts for supplemental y enterprises and outside work. 2. Do more direct selling. 3. Get more living from the farm. (Rear of Stewart Barber Shop) 4. Produce quality products. .. Permanent Waves $2.00 5. Cull unprofitable livestock. Somners Natural .. ... ... . $3.00 6. Crop only better land. Waves Etc. 7. Put fertilizer on better land. Shampoos Finger as-i- st La Vogue Beauty Shoppe SHOPPING CENTER OF PAYSON tampus We are now showing our new line of DoAs Spring Percales in plaids - overplaids stripes - dots in 80 count fast color percales 15c per yard Boys A novel, collegiate type of Ox- that is all the rage. Shoes made for scribbling on. Ink decorations Pet names each and every added mark makes them more sophisticated looking. Theyre a thrill A lot of fun and comfortable ! ford New Style ' BBBEEBBBBflBBBEBlBBBBflBBBBBBBBBBflS3BBBEBfl'IBBBBEllBflIXi flBBBBBflBBBflBBBflBIE3BEflEBK8BESE3S2B!X25B2i13SS!EEEBEEB ONLY Mens L. D. S. Rayon SCULL CAPS GARMENTS 10c and 15c Q8C ed 25 In All Shades! Modernistic BRIDGE CARDS WORK HOSE IOC In Our Grocery Dept. Wheaties, pkg. 12c Eggs, doz. - 20 Butter, ID 25c Oranges, Ex lge, doz jc Lettuce, head 4 10 lbs Sugar, Flour, 100 lbs 25c Cheese, 2 lbs West Coast Coffee, lb.. 19c - 27c Salmon, 3 lge cans 23c P. N. Butter, qt. jars . Salad Dressing qt jars 23c Blue Label or Heinz Catsup 17c in large bottles -- Mens and Boyi Collar MUFFLERS 10c Baby Crib blankets $1-3- 0 -- - Where Quality Merchandise ToTake Advantage of Our Free Making Offer YOUR DRAPES CUSTOM MADE doz. If Ordered Before Feb. 28th Free Samples on YOU SAVE tract Bridge. New Patems In Printed Crepe Just the thing for your Spring blouse. 98c per yd. is MORE WEEKS 25c tally cards 25c New Con INDIVIDUAL BOXES SAFEST FOR TENDER HOTBED PLANTS There are some plants whose root system3 a'c 0 delicate that if grown in hotbed- - or for the of transplanting, individual purpo-pots or boxes are necessary, says Irof. J. C. llogenson, extension agronomist of the Utah State Agricul-tuicollege. Even then some care needs to be exercised in removing them from the containers when trans planted. Cantaloupes and cucumbers may bo forced in this manner to gain several wek;, start over field planting. A collapsible box for this purpose may he made from roofing paper. It opens into a square without bottom. These fit close together in boxes in the hotbed and When tran splanted to the garden the box is r moved by spreading the flaps on one side and the undisturbed earth and roots may be placed in the garden soil without injury. Other boxes made of lighter paper or this wood are placed and left right in the garden soil so that the plants contained therein are not disturbed. These paper or thin wood boxes soon decay or lose their solidity and become part of the garden soil. For early germination of such flowering plants as aster, sweet pea, or nasturtium, suth individual pots or boxes are veiy desirable. When so germinated in a hotbed or window box in March, and transplanted (after hardening off- - to the garden in the latter part of April or early part of May, not only earlier blooming can be secured but the s will be larger and more profuse than when the seed is planted directly in the garden. es al YOUNG MEN & WOMEN Mens Heavy 9. cold-fram- TIES Pair Use good seed. Reduce disease and insect injury. 10. Be fficient in use of labor and equipment. 11. Do more repair wrork at home. 12. Pay cash and get discounts. 13. Get debts in shape. 14. Work with your county agent and farm organization. 8. e Mens All Silk Silk-Tip-Lin- FOR Iona Perkins and Erma Wilson, Operators Phone 123J for an Appointment SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ' Low Priced FREE FROM 15 TO 25 BY ORDERING NOW Make your selection now from the most complete stock of Draperies in the state. Prices have reached a new low ebb. Call 14 for a free estimate. Our decorator will gladly bring to your home full length samples of Drapes for your inspection. Co, Dixon-Taylor-Russ- ell vyW'-f'- J - cold-fram- e. blos-om- |