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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, JAYSON, UTAH r ECONOMICAL FERA Nurses Will (Continued HIGH-LIGHT- Mrs. from Pago 1) Aid Baby Campaign S M : T elegraph Service E. Loveless capital for financing agricultural ton. and industrial undertakings. TV A (Tennessee Valley Authority) Coopwation of all FERA Builds municipal power plants in DIVORCE IN MEXICO. Final in few in furthering the work of the no residence; no towns in the Muscle Shoals Area, days; publicity. Register Your Baby campaign thru wholewith Write: at them power Atty. Box 86, Mexicali, B. C. provides out the state was urged Tuedsay by sale rates, and sells them the plants Mexico. 10c stamps. Miss Anna Fillmore, state supervisthe easy payment plan. on or of FERA nurses. USSBB (United States Shipping WANTED The FERA nurses have been proAny marketable e Lends to American Board Bureau) led with supplies of baby census on subscription to Chronicle. concerns. to parents who irds for delivery There, as A1 Smith would say, is did not receive a card through the a Functions that, a few mail or who desiVe duplicates to re- the record. considered the exwere Their years ago, place those lost or mislaid. states or private of clusive provinces work will be to follow up the mail over by the taken been have intrests deliveries and to urge all parents in the course of 8 of babies torn within the the last 12 Federal government Adminisdrive. its gTeat recovery J months to fill out and mail the cards tration the new that supporters say promptly. that they are bureaus are essential, Other agencies cooperating with the which only work invaluable an state board of health and bureau doing can adequatFederal government the of vital statistics in efforts to obtain What he do Administration critics shake 3 a 100 per cent birth registration for ely denounce what they betheir heads, needs . . Utah through the Register Your toward Facism. The trend is a lieve Baby campaign, include local birth multiaverage citizen, faced with a registrars, county FERA agents and tude of dissenting opinions and perdoctors and case workers, is in a continual cards for deliv- suasive arguments, All have midwives. daze. ery to parents reguesting them. Board of health officials look for Latest reports show slow, but in Utah t0 lead all other states in persteady improvement in conditions centage of eafrds returned in the general. It is certain that theie recampaign if the ratio of early will be a sharp rise in the immediate additional An maintained. is turns future, due to Christmas buying, Tuesday which has not 1,000 cards were received yet been reflected in making total recipts of filled out the indicators. Specific items are: cards approximately 3,000 up to date. Late week shows an Automobiles: More than 8,000 must be returned if increase in production of 4,000 units Utah goes into the lead among stat- over preceding wreek. October assemes in whch the campaign has been blies were about 30 per cent under conducted. During the first eleven September. Jtr. T. B. Beatty, state health co- months of the year, sales were well mmissioner and campaign director above the comparable period in 1933. urges all parents of babies a Carloadings: Rose lately, but still year old or under to fill out and below level of the same period in mail campaign cards postage free, 1933. Increases are shown in shipif they have not already done so. ments of coal, livestock and miscellHe called attention the necessity for aneous freight. birth registration if a child was to Securities: Both stocks and bonds receive evetry citizenship right. have tended toward higher levels recently. In the stock market, trading has been lethargic, while bond market transactions have increased. Coal: Production is at a fairly If constipation causes you Gas, Ead high level, comparing favorably with Headaches, Indigestion, get quick last year. Sleep, Pimply Skin, KA. Thorrelief with AD LERI Steel: Has steadly increased out safe. ough action, yet gentle, put in late months. However, ingot output is considerably below the level reached at the same tune last 1 CITY DRUG CO. year. Recently de Commodity Prices: it . . clined for the fourth successive wreek. Late estimates place the average at 79 (100 equaling the 1926 figure). fix-i- 3 T. had as her guest on Sunday, her mother, Mrs. Sarah O. Curtis of Salem, and her aunt, Mrs. Lydia Avery of S r,ur-ne- s HEmT ONT kidnS Y0UH t 5z,nes". bunr.n6u5er ssr: sjasKf Tho4nds,ft. T,hey are praise Do Get Doann ,e Countrr a druggistspqi- t0(iay' For -' pro-duc- ship-buildi- is now f la i.ic'iico uj Liu Postal Telegraph Co. by direct wire SOAKS Pm Gift ideas for a Mam AT All Agency Stations of the CHRISTMAS Salt Lake & Utah Railroad j VVty, -- inmuMiimiBiiiiimiHminiimmasu What he I likes Zzn While Doing Your Shopping IFORTHE3 Imm SLEDS Get Our Prices On: WAGONS SKIS DOLL' BUGGIES U SKATES X A tak i'vli Ta onstipation Chase Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 127 PAYSON, UTAH i'JIV iniii n. it.MuQTraa m N Thats SHOP The New Value 1935 Phone 64 The Sorosis Bridge Club members were entertained Thursday night by Mrs. Page Poery. Special guests were Mrs. Ray Stevens and Mrs. Elmo Christiansen. Prizes were won by Mrs. Powell McDowell and Mrs. 95 NEW IMPROVEMENTS you to some fin and Suspect them Today. fin vile . Mrs. Dave Bigler entertained a glroup of friends at a Turkey dinner followed with Rook Wednesday evening at their home. Cards were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Spence Snow, M!r. and Mrs. Golden Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. George Q. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Glade Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Page, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels, Mir. and Mrs. Armont Willardson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Twede, Mr. and Mrs. George Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lind-saThe prize for high score was won by Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels and the high lady at each of the six tables received carnations as a favor. SILK White MUFFLERS favored for every Broadcloth SHIRTS Dressy occasion Point-Colla- DRIVING EASE - ECONOMY 'hor .rec .am Irs. :hor took $1.50 75o$1.00-$1.5- 0 ist ".nr ride SMART LATEST SILK Dress Gloves Neckwear Lined or Unlined Striped or $1.50 to $2.75 variety of weave patterns 25c and 35c 99 We take special pride in producing high grade business stationery. Good typography, good preeswork and are three good reasons why our printing excels. sa sple 1 Figured Weaves Hosiery PRINTED IIERE Is "Printed Right T1 Hr. Types MENS Where Prices Are Right and hrii .ah 35c i -- 50c-$11 ' Handkerchiefs fancy bo: ered or ph 25c to $i. per ROADABILITY - DEPENDABILITY Dodge & Plymouth Dealers m he SAFETY HIKE PA rthi .on r NEW SILK More New Advancements Than Ever Before Bufiflt into a Car COMFORT mi OiOS FINE BEAUTY ion teec y. We GIVE A man something he can wear and youi hitting it right. HABERDASHERY . gooi colorful and in style thats the art looking wer to what to give him for Christmas? SEE THIS EARLY GIFT ARRAY OF OURS: Stevens. Mr. and Cars Are Here ! ! the BSSIi BUYf NOW Local Items By Mrs. A. R. Wilson u - For & BOYS Suits and Overcoat 20 off Lant & Persson THE CLOTHIERS Co. |