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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH Friday .Mis. Mrs. Harold lersson and children Gray entertained the of Garland aie spending the week ladies of the Senior Bridge Club with Mr. and Mrs. John Persson at a luncheon followed with bridge while her husband is training with Saturday afternoon the National Guard at Jordan Narr-- 1 Helen Coray, Ann Cahoon and Jun ()Ws. Hui.ih, dance students of Mrs. Bunnell gave a number of Mdldred Mrs. VVendall Lrlandson entertain- a special program f of her Contract dtwt-- dances at ed the members and Spanish fork Day at for Ogden bridge club Monday night. Jordan Narrows, Camp Williams, The young folks night. Wednesday the to by Mrs. camp taken u ere M B Della Huish accompanied by Mrs. A. 1.. Woodard and Ray Burke of La Z Mar, Culorado. iui Fi-ar- 1 r INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT Utah Railroad lends every effort The Salt Lake 5 toward the development of the territory it serves. It also devotes a great deal of time to the develop- - 5 ment of New Industries. There are now 166 Indust- 3 ries located on & CASH REWARD LOST Cut down Krag Rifle into Sport Model Lost last Sunday in Fourth ward Return to Chronicle Ueseret nortsan Office. ExPerience FOR SALE Mowing Machine, Rake, Set of Harness or will trade 'or good Milch Cows. Inquire of J. Ii. Ogden, Payson. 4tpd lu eil'ue that Undunt give ?ln !i s o KEYS MADE All kinds for doors Automobiles and padlocks. Lock Repairing. See Rulon Simpson, Phone a Smoot, mH Diatriri Mi) 1TR. Friday and Saturday (f SPECIALS SALT LAKE & UTAH RAILROAD 24 121131 BltoMfiNMS Miss Verda Seeley, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Loveless for three weeks loft on Sunday for her home at Castledale. Mr. and Mrs. Loveless, Mr. and Mrs. Major Loveless and Miss Melva Hull accompanied her and returning home they stopped at Helper where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buvia. Mrs. Weston Bean entertained at a charmingly arranged Bridge party Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Ford Harries of Twin Falls. The house was decorated with a profusion of early summer flowers. The tables were decorated with crystal baskets of rose buds and bridal wreath. Cards were placed for Mrs. Harries, Miss Leona McClellan, Mrs. Floyd Ilarmer, Mrs. Ned Wightman, Mrs. Gay Smitji, Mrs. Elmo Christiansen, Mrs. Jerry Bassett, Mrs. Ed Holmes, Mrs. Louis Parkin, Mrs. Merrill Smith, Mrs George Wilson and the hostess. Mrs. Ilarmer received the bridge prize for high score and Mrs. Harries was given a guest prize. -- I noon at the Curtis home and received many lovely gifts. Luncheon was served and games were played under the direction of Mrs. Alice Hill and Mrs. Chasta Harr is. Present were Mrs. Ella Stone, of Salem, Mrs. Minnie Tanner, Mrs. Laura Wightman, Mrs. Maud Olson, Mrs. Ann Barnett, Mrs. Flora Barnett, Mrs. Sadye Clayson, Mrs. Grace Oleson, Mrs. Ethel Page, Mrs. Mary Harding, Mrs. Phoebe Reid, Mrs. J. H. Mountford, Mrs. Chasta Harris, Mrs. Alice Hill, Mrs. Ella Daley, Mrs. Julia Hancock, Mrs. Mina Sim ons, Mrs. Cuba Davis, Mrs. Evelyn Iaron and Mrs. Helen Mountford. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Wilson, Mr and Mrs. Walter Ware, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shuler, Mr. and Mrs Powell McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Sterl ing Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson enjoyed a Canyon Party Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fillmore of Corinne have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lave Sargent during the past week. Mrs. Ford Harries of Twin Falls A bridal shower was given at the Idaho has been a guest at the home home of Mrs. Albert Bowen Wednesof her sister Mrs. Cecil Cahoon. day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Art Mrs. E. G. Breeze, Miss Eugenie Mooney, formerly Miss Louise Black, Breeze, Mrs. Arthur Peay, Miss Mar- a recent bride. The older relatives guerite Peay, Mrs. Edward McFadd-e- n and friends were present and in the and Edward McFadden Jr., motor, evening a younger group were entered to Salt Lake Tuesday to attend tained in honor of the bride. Games the Commencement Exercises at the were played and luncheon was servof Utah. Walter Peay, ed. The numerous gifts were very University son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peay is lovely. Mrs. Grace Oleson, Mrs. Ann J graduating from the University and Miss Eugenie Breeze i3 also receiving Loveless, Mrs. Lucille Spencer, Mrs Vera Cloward, Miss Thelma Vest, a degree from that institution. Mrs. Alta Cowan, Mrs. Evelyn TayMiss Mildred Curtis and Miss Mel- lor, Mrs. Dora Powell, Mrs. Edna va Curtis, twin daughters of Dr. and Snow and Mrs. Afton Carlisle of the Mrs. Asa L. Curtis w'ho are to be Nebo Stake M. I. A. Board will attJune brides, were guests of honor end the general M. I. A. Conference at a bridal shower Wednesday after in Salt Lake this week. The hand is quicker than the eye words have been known to lull men to sleep. Bui common sense tells you that clothes cut and tailored one ad a time and to ycur measure will fit better and have more style. Then why not buy them? They cost no more than Knee Pant Suits Ages 5 to 10 Special $300 readymades High School Suits and up Ages 12 to 18 j Special $730 IMMM $1QOO ! Lant& Persson Co. The Clothiers FRIDAY AND Childrens Anklets, Size to 9 42 1 y2, Special Ap I Boys Rawhide THE CLOTHIERS SATURDAY BARGAINS FRESHLY GROUND ROUND STEAK Freshly ground round steak. Young & tender, 2 th s. for 25c FRESH SAUSAGE & HAMBURGER Fresh Country style No Advance In Prices Here (naaaijiiBiuiaiKifiaiEiHifiBBBaaiaiBBiaMaaaaHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 312IClSEIialXll1332!lll(aES23E219ia22E323ElSail S3a323MMUIIlIin3 Sausage & Hamburger, 3 tbs. for 25c. Fishsns Great! Yep . . they tell us those big fellows are on the the move . . hungry and Better get around in the next day or two and size up our line of; QUALITY FISHING TACKLE FOR JUNE 15 Get Our New Low Price On RODS REELS SILK LINES LURES GET YOUR HUNTING & FISHING LICENSE HERE BOYS DRESS Choice young beef pot roasts, 9 to 12c a th. VEAL & PORK Veal & Pork roasts & steaks, Friday & Saturday only 122C a th To induce more people of Payson to try our most unusual Coffee, we will sell 1 th. cans O. P. S. Quality Coffeee for only 25c all day Fri. and Sat. Be certain to try just one can. Your money back if you are not much more than merely pleased. CORN FLAKES Large pkgs. Kelloggs Corn Flakes or Post Toasties for 10c. TUNA FISH Med. size can, White Star Tuna Fish. The most popular brand. 1 can for 13c, 2 cans for 25c. Fri. & Sat. POTATO CHIPS bag of fresh Potato Chips, crisp Friday & Saturday for 8c. 8 oz. O R SKAGGS SCIAH DRESS POT ROASTS Shirts 3$c 49 TRIAL OFFER & MENS A Surety of Purity MENS WORK SHIRTS 39c This Shirt is the grade. 1 Men s Giant Red Ball Shirts 49e Mens extra fine Chambry Shirts 69c 30 square Pppcales Medium grade White Outing Mens Split Horsehide Gloves Mens Waist Overalls 25c Daisy Outing Flannel 79c Rayon Taffeta, beautiful colors 69c 50c $ fc 11 39 inch, - Girls Slacks, (all the rage)- -Girls Pajamas, new patterns - 149 Womens Garments no Ladies Rayon Garments, ps lengtlj Mens Garments, Misses White Mesh Sandies - Womens White fords Frepe So ' Sandle3 .or - - OURSTO WE COMMENCE THE FIRST OF THE WEEK TO REMODEL -s- E MANY LINES OF MERCHANDISE MUST BE CLOSED OUT US FOR PRICES! |