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Show .V W- iir tt. toWBtH.ni ltmtik.A. Jf.ivlt. UTAH THE PAYL )N CHRONICLE, PAYSON. Miii .imiiiuii :nii!iiiu!miii!i!. cum, WANT ADS Small farm wall suitable building lot of iiuine uii it. Payson Chronicle. WANT TO BUY WANTED TO BUY Small tain, . close in with huii.c uii it. An.-to 7 y 1 W 1st So., Payson, L tan ISO.. miiithimiimiiiciiiiiiuiMiiciiiiiiMiiiiiciimmiiiiitiiimiiiimaiii himh .i, YOU WANT TO HEAR ABOUT HOME? . :imUIIIII!IIIIIOI!lll!ll!l!Cl!i!IMIIIIiniM!!l !.: ; c horse-dran xpimi.h. FALL PLOWING DONE See Al- of the l.ardlv ixpelil wagon, they 55U East bust W. Lovveii, beit To iy t:. to ever come trm isuuth, or phone 91-- j. dream is fast becoming a n.,9 of choking and v anted to Kent A farm. See The days after a w in and mg swooning Lutie-r7th South. 295 W, aunt passes down the street are ly over. Throw aw ay ti.e di A small radio cloth! Our new oiled road', a,...eu to Buy aospliu! patlellt. Cull at tUC and smooth, through on. h a lined St! eets, look i r la ,t elij Hospital. i P' . , n-- tuUlUl W 383 N. Lit. BEAT CARBON HIGH es south DltG Depot. Venule Summit Creek Jing.dion MISCELLAEOUS Canal Company, a cuipuiati.m .s.an place ol busline-,.-pimcipal r OK SALE Canoe, $9.09. See Utah. laqum, oyrus McKeli, lucre are delinquent upon descnOeu stock on following See count ot assessment levieil FOK SALE Used Range. Airs. Gould Dixon, 84 W. 4th N H, 1943, the several amounts si the names ot the For Sale or Trade One Laby opositesliai eholders as lolioas; beet puller, good as new. See Cm t. b red S. Hill Shares No. Ami. Names Rhuda Maritta Three II. D. Motorcycles lor sale ok 2 l.uh 8 Brewer See 1938. 1936 Chet Ada G. and 3. on 1931, 4 Jo la Ganty Fan Whitlock, 38 E 1st South. Eflie lligmson .... 2 19UU 4.au 6 lauu liuwaui ilolladay Coal Range in good Howard For Sale oaU Ilolladay Hi lad) Ik. an condition, W'hite enamel, $80.00 Ilotyard ilolladay 14 till J See Roy Holler, 145 S. 2nd E. Prudence H. 311 rial i 23 tia Hudson 3 kti Hyrum R. Kay.... 4 l lal TIRE REPAIRING i 76-- I 1 YOUR TIRES Vulcaniz- Albert Lofgran ing for small breaks now done Anna May Lulgran Anna May Lolgran at Jim Crumps Garage. SAVE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE CHOICE 4 mo. old pigs lor sale, ua. west Utah Avenue. REAL ESTATE uH SALE oak New, modern home, just meu, carpeting, linoleum , oasemeiit rooms ....i...id wtui iaii,e and sink; lot with garuen spot and uuii trees; will sell mimediate-- i j lor casn. R. L. Wilson, Jr. -.c TO HUNTERS: NOTICE Don't brine your meal lo the cold alorage plant unless you have 1 2 2 2 Roy V. Olson Mildred E. Peterson 2 Mildred E. Peterson 4 Reed E. Peterson. 2 Henrietta Percell 2 2 D. D. Robinson Nebo School Dist. 2 Nebo School Dist. 2 Thomas H. Smith 4 Thomas B. Smith 26 J. Frank Sorenson 12 . J. Flank Sorenson 1 12 3.u .7a l.uk l.aU Fall luOU Fau 1802 1818 1809 3.UU Fat) Fall Fan 1711 l.aU l.aU 3.00 1705 18 .0 1074 1786 1732 l9.ak i DUD 9 .40 9.00 .75 1092 Andrus 1.50 2 1981) Tischner 2 2012 1.50 J. Win. Taylor and, in accordance with law, and an order of the board of directors, so many shares of each parcel ot such stock as liiay be necessary will be sold at the oftiee of the secretary, Santaqum, Utah November 15, 1943, at 2 o'clock p.m., to pay the cost of the delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expense of the sale. C. A. JOHNSON, Secretary First publication, Oct. 1, 1943 Last Publication, Oct. 8, 1943. R. N. E. M. 1 a locker, because we have no room. To those who have lockers: Bring only as much meat as you have locker room for because we are all filled up. Skin your own deer. Payson Cold Storage PROBATE & GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES LOST AMD FOUND Consult County Clerk or respective signers for further Reward for information as to the wherabouts of my wheelbar-barroR. L. Wlison, Jr. District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of LOST A pair of Carl Zeiss binUtah, in and for Utah County oculars in Payson canyon. $5.00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS reward if returned to Chronicle In the Matter of thy Estate of JOHN II. PARKER, Jr., deceased. PERSONAL Creditors will present claims, W'ith vouchers, under oath, to the PERMANENT WAVE. 59cl Do undersigned administratrix at her your own . ermanent with Charm residence in Payson, Utah, on or Karl Kit. Complete equipment, in before December 4, 1943. LELLA PARKER, eluding 40 curies and shampoo. Easy to do, absolutely harmless. Administratrix. Praised by thousands including It. W. McMULLIN, June Lang, glamor us movie star. Attorney for Administratrix, Money refunded if not satisfied. Payson, Utah CTY DRUG COMPANY. SLAP THAT JAP HELP WANTED WANTED Lady to w'ork in a cleaning plant. Full or part time. Regal Cleaners. FILLMORE FRIDAY .j, F ie5r-- : O UR. Baa h ed were Mr. and Mrs .,f ardson, Mr. and Mrs gaard and Mis. Ma-- rt eden gatird. The first score AT gan to tighten u Fuplays through gam, Max Pessem. la mmt quarter, went meimd ti.i Tin to reach pay di.' ' a 'Fe play completely son team as Joe Y. am. " b.g LIONS TO PLAY AT KM SALE 1923 1938 1385 1702 1733 Ar-u- Bt In honor of p Buadsgaard.a nun her? from l ake aeeident enjoyed a pleas., nt sorer THE fullback, tuv mb' F-- Lm-bo- still go ci NAME PENNEVS has always shopping. . stood And today, your dollars still go a long ney's. Come to Ptnney s and satisfy the wartim, every member of your family and put 6 save into War Bonds. Your dollars ' 1 ,u. 5 Coach Don F. Lions came throb, chips down last r Price, when they hind to hand a hie of Carbon Dinor feat. , DELINQUENT NOTICE llyrum R. Kay i wife of Sprmgville, is atHospital with a pus- ,ii, k CLEANED and treated On-AI- N California, M: . u. Ogden and Salt Lake City R-,'- 1 Funny In r these women who are tiyim1, be little helpers to the inab i ny call W. Iteed. aiiuV4 mile west o f . I was thi'i ul ot tragi ant hay aie game .r, to be dun.ped over just Carbon kicked of: .lit Spot When dad hol- ton, young Payson lo p," and the kid on the led the ball on p.-and the trip rope is yard line. to the P fore the Lion fo i eitylike. Ida Flowing ead at FROM BEHIND TO Mrs. oil-trac- , r ol '. I mama on the bi-- I uulmg (and I do mean pupeis for sonny, who Sam. IF! :.g onions fur Uncle dcliv-v. o,r sympatny to the jtti pop s groceries when s ulf the end of a culvert ot a man m sight. t time I wonder if you k t r the sound of the m the barn ,as the The: Your father and i'i .m if unco had a dream, but m t a mm liHIlll't 31i PAYSON LIONS COME Mr. and Mrs Otis Hamilton reside to rer and family ,,f to vtunied Payson a new home in visited here l,st i ;M : Hamilton is tives. a ding ammVrsary Ulle large building 1, homes in Provo, in honor f , .J.. V'11 Mr. and M: s' and soul several ents. n, but is planning entertained at a famHt their home. Other J cuustrue-permanejv uii.ii r abode. Mrs. Clara CR, ,.nd CARD OF THANKS a long way! ! D.u-o.sau- backbone of every wardrobe r Lion line on a smooth A e.v cued Fo-.The attempted placeLions will be ill quest line buck. blocked by almost the ment was u. min ... end straight victory wall. Reward entire Payson Flil-ii.o- n may v. m n Hay travel to ofto do battle Willi the Eagles Payson showed plenty of Card to the maici.i i.i i iiln.oie High School. as fense they line Her toe kick-ot- t Payson h. milod Carbon their bon rideteat last i . .'cei.d before another luml.de put a hopes. my mght when they came from damper on their in the i.eimi'.i m the last quarter to rack quarter, Midway win. I ili- - when group of iva-i'i p Jo s had movpoints and a i .on mill icd this season and ed the ball to the Pavson l.a comparative strength is un-- l line for Carbon, Max IVsseUo a again got away for one of the Coach Don Fuller and bettor runs of the day u lien he Faj I. .it Vv alts, i'llunorc mentor have went 24 yards to the second Carco.aiied oppuosing teams several bon touchdown. The attempted mu' a but 1'iiJay will be the first line buck for the extra point was tia coaches have met on the gi'ld- - stopped, but Cm non had what Walts formerly coached at looked like a sate maigin. ii mi. imtie High School in Eureka, a The Lions vveie on me receivbaski tball school. end of the third kick-of- t and; ing scheduled had originally Faysoii with Wasatch Aealdemy for this week, just 7 minutes to play in the but Hie Lmns liad an open date second period, Payson began to show signs of coming out of the n Novi m her 5 so they rescheduled the Alt. Pleasant school for the dumps. Sparked by Allah Davis. Stoole and Tom Page, they early November date and will go Fenton to Fillmore this week. Wasatch moved down the field to the Carline where Davis takes on Lincoln high this week. bon one-yar- d Tiie injury jinx is still pursuing carried the ball over on a quarter the onion city squad. Allan Dav- back sneak. Max McBeth was on is nml his arm last week at Price the receiving end of a and will be out of Friday's game, pass during this sustained drive. a.a will Sam Peery, end and Don Tom Page bucked the line for the hall back, who have conversion and the Carbon lead Kempton, been musing injuries received in had been whittled down to 12-- 7 at half time. the second week of practice. Probable starters for the Fillkick-of- f again more game will be Dick Burrus-to- n Carbon elected to to second start half and Pay-sothe and Max McBeth, ends;Clar-- i after marching to the Carbon nee Staheli and Bob Amos, tackline seemed to lose their les; Keith Jones and Milton Hen-d- i fire. Both teams showed plenty Ken is Twede ickson, guards; of offensive power between the favoring a set of sore ribs, but linos in this period, until will probably start at center, and late in the quarter, again sparked will Menlove the call get Ralph as snapper back in the event that by Pessetta, Carbon began to Twede is not ready to move and with three minutes left to play in the third period, they go. In the backfield, Fent Steele lias been shifted to quarterback were on the Payson two-yar- d Horn fullback and June Jewett stripe. Again the Payson forward will move into the vacant full wall held and the Dinosaurs lost hack post. Ken Otsuka will start the ball on downs. At this point Coach Fuller put at left halfback with Tom Page or Shirley Schwartz at the other Allan Davis back into the game, and standing back deep in his halfback. Others likely to see action are end zone in punt formation, he Darcie White, guard, Sam Whit- fired a neat pass down the midmore and Carl Butler, tackles;Val-de- n dle to Max McBeth that was good Hurst and C. II. Shepherd in for sixteen yards. The play comfooled everybody on the the halfback positions, Quinn pletely Hutchinson and Keith Badham at field except the Payson team. From this point, with Fent Steele fullback and Ardean Bona carrying the brunt of the Paysi offensive, the Lions marched 98 yards to their second touchdown LIONS HEAR TALK ON and a 2 lead. Carbon received the Payson kickoff and went pass crazy. They were unable to CIVIC ACTIVITIES compelte one and the Lions took over on their own 49 yard line. R iv Richards, immediate past After marching to a first down on lent f the Utah State Jun- the Carbon 38, Fenton Steele ior (Tamher of Commerce, was went off tackle with superb mu i sneaker at the meeting of blocking for the third Payson Tom Page bucked the Payson Lions Club held Mon- touchdown. day evening at the Elite Cafe. over his second extra point. Mr. Richards outlined some of Both teams showed ofth(' outstanding projects that had fenses, while neither strong to' hern completed by the Junior have a commendableseemed defense.! Chambers of Commerce in the Sixty minutes of playing time Camus c numities of the state, saw not a single punt. .m complimented the Lions club Bob Amos, Carelnco Staheli. on tin ir splendid record of civic Max McBeth and Dick Burrnston Wi'l k looked good on the line for aPy- President Vernal Twede pres- son. ided at the meeting. Two bonds were by the club to aid in Filing Payson's Miss Norma Taylor was homci quota in the drive. over the weekend visiting with! her parents, Mr. and Mrs Janus! Taylor. She is employed at Camp! Know Tiny Kearns. As calmly detached as in n hej.pu.il who smile faintly at what said umipr ether. ti.e fallen ECONOMICS EXPERT TO Cia'islefia r Motley. A Coat . W Jt Service! For WOOL FIEECE CHESTERFIELD 20-1- 2 Your wardrobe isn't d complete wit tn mt a casual Vi Iveteen collar On sti rfii-Lto wear with everything Rayon lined! Warmly interlined! m 7 Z ZTi 3 J T 12-2- i 38-ya- n, d 30-ya- 13-1- Look Your Loveliest! RAYON CREPES 4.93 Graceful dirndl A coat! rain-or-shi- Shetland type wool and water repellent gabardine. skirted styles! Fitted jacket designs With clever braid trim. Sizes 12-2- Cunapac Overcoats TODDLERS' 22.50 burdenless coats the Burly secret is in the blend of wool, mohair and alpaca, all backed with sturdy yet light cotton knit! Fiv front Cl Warm herringbone tweed! 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