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Show UTAH THE PAYSON ruBON'ICLE. PAY50N, Economical Highlights WESTERN Payson Represented STRIKES HEW KEY at Provo Meeting (Continued from Page 1) mixed. A few lines of prduction textiles, food products, tobacco and anthracite coal, showed declines of late. Iron and steel have changed hut little. Cement and bituminous coal made small advances. Factory payrolls and empoyment have increased. The textile situation threatens to become explosive. At the present time, the government s mwi all textile manufacturers in order to obtain the money it is paying om of cotfarmers for t ton. Manufactures are irate, say that this tax makes it impossible to operate at a profit. They now suggest that the tax be dropjssl, that the fanners U- paid from the lresident public works fund. Roosevelt has looked oo.dly on that idea, has said that the textile people exaggerate. Secre tary Wal lace, as might la. expected, agrees Some textile with the President. the dire made have spokesmen forecast that if the present plan is continued not a loom veil he turning in six months. One industry at least is literally booming silver. The 'Treasury is forcing the price up, holders of the metal are not m-- ing they believe still higher prices an-ithe offing. Thus, demand far outruns supply. The silver producers believe they are entering a period of real prosperity. As this column has said, forecasts are dangerous. But a dig Mt of all the forecasts would indicate that business will continue to got better during the rest of this year, may actually approach normal by 193(1. ture is I 4 - - - - Fillmore am! Ms the Deladies of Iaysoii at a 'li.ema Yet mocratic to Cowboy Yarn. noon with o Sundays ago Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau explained, via radio, the financia, status of the nation. Two of the facts brought out in his speech are of exceptional interest. First, when the present Administration came to office the gross public del was a trifle under On March 31, it was A few $28,000,000,000. Second, it would naturally he upposed that the interest cost of the debt would lie at a record high, inasmuch as the debt itself Harriet Muss Meet a Gang of after- 1'rovo Monday in V. r' owing the meeting a picnic was served at Upper Falls supjx-iresoit in Provo canyon. fortunate In the for his contrl butlons to Collier's, Cosmopolitan and the Saturday Kvenlng Post. Now we Invite you to seek adventure with him In Winter Range." It will appear serially In this l!ut the annual interest cost now amounting to $800,000,000 is .ess than it was in 1025, when the debt was $8,000,000,000 less. The reason is Hurt government bonds now pay less interest than at any time in history. The average on the bonds outstanding is but 2. SO per cent, and the Treasury Is gradually calling in old, high interest bond issues, and issones in their uing low interest place. is. Mr. Smith Is Somewhat Wrought Up! Hes just finished trying to cull the worthwhile news out of a down in the world is still somewhat dailies, and what is really going on vagm. of temper. Mr. Smith might have his for reason display the Thats saved himself this emotional outburst if he had read the Weekly News Review A HLY WOLVERINE By EDWARD W. PICKARD week in this paper. It covers all the important SHELL HORSEHIDES national appearing each and world news, interpreted for you by one of the nations best known Read the WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW news commentators. each week if you want to keep well informed on current evenu. NAVE BOTH SOLES AND UPPERS OP THIS AMAZING SHELL LEATHER . . . WEAR LIRE BY IRON. ..YET TANNED BUCRSKIN-SOFSECRET PROCESSI h Thunder to he able to offer TXS&JUt ft, Subscription Paid? Me Is known Adv. d? 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IcMuy, who makes Ida home In , Reglar Fellers F.l! iott, national director of study groups for the womens division of the Democratic National Committee, as the speaker. Maui ice Jones was the guest of honor at a party Saturday night given at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. J. H. Jones. Twenty ALAN LEMAY Alan I.e.Muy, young master of of his young friends were present. Western" Ih'tion, whose latest Dinner was served at four small thriller uppenrg In the columns of tali es attractively decorated this newspaper, brings to this virile vases of pink sweet peas. The type of American literature a fresh place cards aiul details were in and a roistering, picviewpoint pink. Progressive games provided turesque Mile. he uehleveg entertainment. In Winter Range the unique iieeomlislmient of combining a gun smoking, hoof heating Is Your tale of a cattle war with a fascinating mystery that rivals the tech- visiting in e Uw-renc- Kli.isc Mm. Author of Winter Range Adds Mystery Touch - I Watkins Products, Cat; known for quality, are Mrs. Provo with her daughter, tributed in this locality Mr. and Mrs. Davis. er D. B. Hair. You are J of binth the announce of courteous and efficient Davis 29. in a business like on April girl .even pound baby manner Miss we 1, and save by dealing The mother was formerly B. Hair, Salem, Utah Evelyn Tilsun. Mrs. Chloe Tilson is BARGAINS WATKINS Products UNTIL MAY Coming 11 lb. Shredsoap ... 69c lb. Cocoa ... . . 69c 31b. Rkg. Powder 69c 5 4 Shows Big . If you want greater comfort than ever before more miles and more months of service for every dollar then Wolverine Shell Horse-hidare the work shoes for you to buy. They are the only work shoes with both soles and uppers made of genuine Shell Horsehide and thats why they wear so much longer. What is more, only Wolverines triple tanning process gives Shell Horsehide that amazsoftness, and thats ing hurki-kiwhy Wolverines are so much easier and on your feet always glove-sothey always dry soft after soaking. Try one pair and you will tolerate no other kind for the rest of your life. Glad to show them to you. No obligation to buy. Many popular styles, all sizes. -- PAYSON, UTAH Quality Pictures Plus Good Sound- - es Also Other Bargains Write Postal Card to D. B. HAIR Salem Utah P. O. llox 125 3 II ocks South of Edgewater ft ave SUNDAY & MONDAY, MAY 5-- 6 TH EsS IRE HfQFSTH E Tl I LE SEE e The flaming chapters of her life blazed with the names THAT SHELL of conquerors! Her love affairs shook the world! Thats what makes the Shell dillerence Horsehide and other leathers. 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