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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. Payson, Utah C LA CHRONICLE Want Ad Rates DRY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER CLEANING LOST per line for the first veek, 5c per line for each sucWe do all repairing, mending. Install new pockets, zippers, ceeding week, if paid in adand cuffs. PICK . UP AND vance or the first of the followDELIVERY week. ing Want ads that must be billed PH. 279, Hills Clsansrs 10c per line per week unless run and billed by the month. Minimum charge 30c. Minimum charge if billed 50c For Rent Heated sleeping room, with or without board. 228 E. Utah Ave. tf. For & Unfurnished Rent Rug Making Sewing modern apt. Inquire 229 West 1st North. tf. For Rug Weaving and Rugs ready made from rags, also new For Rent 5 room home, near town. Call 249-yarn. See Mrs. Albert Hurst, tf. 240 No. 4th West. Phone 94-For Rent 3 room modern apt. For Rug Weaving and rugs made Inquire LeGrande Gudmund-se- n from rags see Mrs. Lillian or Phone 164-5 tf Walker Santaquin or Phone For Rent 3 rodm unfurnished 11-- 7 4465 or 3376.. 6 o modern apt. 29 West 1st So. Phone 163-Darrell Brown. tf. For Rent 2 small furn. apts. also 2 bed-roounfurn. apt., Will trade bicycles or bicycle 3 room apt unfurn. and for grain, fruit or repairing at 235 N. 1st East. other useable produce. Phone 10-- 3 tf. 315-JJohn Seat tf lUc and FOUND ESSAY Lost Friday, Nov. 7 Ladies gold wrist watch with gold clasp band, between 350 E. 4th So. and town or in town. Please Phone 252-Mrs. J. W. Smith. Reward. 11-1- 4. WANTED TO BUY Wanted Wood cut for fireplace. Call 275, Dr. Hall. 10-3-1.- 11-1- 7 Will buy hay if good quality Well stacked, $20. ton. Call 5-- 9, 692-- . J. 4. 8-- 1, J, 9-- m In-qu- re For Sale Cleaned Tall Wheat Grass Seed. Ready for fall planting. Leon Wride, Phone 8-- 3, 347-,The Daily Herald, guaranteed For Rent Unfurnished apt,' 3 . rooms and bath, at 54 N. 5th delivery in Payson and West For Sale Red Potatoes. Phone 1 West tf. Mt. area. For subscription 372-Carroll Wilson. 589-J-1 Phone Payson. $1.50 For 'Rent Unfurn. apt. North 7 tf. 4 month. on Main, Payson. See Duke per For Sale Baled hay, banana 4 Fork. tf. Page, Sp. Let me tend your children by the' squash. John Daniels Jr., 290 hour or by the day while you For Rent Modern apt., elect So. 5th West, Phone or an 25c work, shop .play. 4 range, heat and hot water furn. to hour. Rates by the day. Mrs. Ideal for couple ar three. Inq. Wayne Trotter, 309 No. Main 450 So. 5th E. Phone 359-St. Telephone 245-FOR SALE Payson. MISC. J. 10-- 9-- 3. 10-3- J, 10-2- 4, 10-1- 11-1- 11-1- 16-- 11-1- -- STOVES 12-- 5 - J. J, REAL ESTATE For Sale The New Schick FOR SALE 20 Electric Razor, $24.50. Ten For Sale 3 bedroom modem ' days free trial. City Drug Co., Phone 40 new home, full basement, For Sale Monarch Range, Ralph stoker. Inquire 251 W, 7 So. For Sale Girls BLcyfcle, good Clayson, 660 West 4th South, Phone 323-- J. condition. Phone 311-- J. Inquire of Albert 5 acres of rich farm Gasser, Phone 230-- J. ' For Sale Little 'kitchen stove, For Sale Vi land, apple orchard Vi alpractically new, also dining falfa. Excellent water right For Sale 242-Blue Streak Skis, room heater. Phone with Salem city water line 391 East 6th South. polls and trapings included, across street Good building $25.00, Phone 173-lot for someone interested in raising chickens or livestock. For Sale Maroon Milton living room FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES Christensen, Phone set. Perfect cond., never been 0100-J- 4 Spanish Fork. used, $100.00, 235 No.- - 1st W. 4. For Sale 1935 Ford Pick-u- p tf. 76-Glen Wanted to trade in Payson or J truck $50 Phone Brimhall 391 S. 1st E. home with Fork, Spanish i coops and orchard on acre of ground. For home close to i town. Lucille Haskell, Phone LEGAL NOTICES 348, for LeRoy Johnson Co. Consult County Clerk or reFOR SALE spective signers for further in2 homes partly furnFor Sale ished. 3 rooms $200 ; 4 rooms formation. Fourth Judicial District Court, and garage $250.' Inquire at 3 Bedroom State of Utah, in and for Utah Post Office, Mammoth, Utah County. HOME NOTICE TO CREDITORS USED CARS $10,500.00 ESTATE OF MARTHA ANN BATES, Deceased. 1951 Ford heater Furnace, stoker and blower. Creditors will present claims Water heater, water softner, 1950 Ford radio heater with vouchers to the undersignfront room carpeted. Beautiand overdrive. ed at the office of Allen L. Hodgful front and back yard. son, Attorney at Law, 35 West radio, Large garage with plenty of 1949 Mercury First South, Payson, Utah, on heater and overdrice storage space. or before the 31st day of Decem1939 Dodge heater 380 South Main, ber, 1952. Date of first publication OcPayson HIATT FOR SALE 4. 6-- ft. J, 1 R. 11-1- 4. 11-1- 10-3- 0, 11-1- 4, xxxxxxxxxxooxxx BROS. GARAGE Highway FOR SALE Butova 8c Elgin Watches Jewelry 8k Gifts Small Deposit will Hold any layaway gift. Fast Dependable Repairing. WEBB'S JEWELRY STORE Spanish Fork, Utah Phone Payson. Utah 91 tober - 589-J- 4 xpooooooooooxxx 4 4 1 ! SANFORD 800 107 PAYSON, UTAH From The Albion, Pa., News: With all due respect to the system, and the need for two-part- y strong party organizations, there are election issues that should be A county judge, for instance, should never be elected as a Republican or a Democrat. This column, then written in Mercer County, was responsible for the election, without ooposition, of a Democratic judge George Row-e- y and that in an overwhelming-- y Republican county. It is our political phUoaophy that the people, once they know the facts, will elect the right candidate, or decide an issue ha the right way. From The Fallon, Nev., Eagle: One of the most consistent gripes of sportsmen the country over is From The Keith County News, the lack of cooperation shown by farmers and ranchers the Ogallala, Neb.: It is true, as "One Mans OpinThe gripe is that the best huntion" stated, that a good town is always popular with local and na- ing areas are closed to hunters and tional chain store firms. The same sections of streams to fishermen by town has just as much appeal for cranky, old farmers who hate to any man or woman with business see sportsmen have any fun. acumen who wants a new location In a few cases this is true. There or contemplates expansion. are landowners who object to There are exceptions, of course, trespassing on their property just but chain organizations are more out of meanness. selective in choosing new locations Yet the greater percentage by than private busi- far are fanners who have coopness men. They go where they see erated with sportsmen in the pest an opening for business. They go only to suffer damages to property, where they think opportunity is be- loss of livestock and even bodily ining neglected. jury from careless banters end The home town business man Rowan Realty FIRST . . . Mrs. Beth Campbell Short haa assumed her duties as Presidential press secretary, the first woman to hold such a post. She is widow of former secretary, Joseph H. Short. 40 West Utah Ave. Phone 144. ATTENTIOH STUCX.UEH AKD FARMERS HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR Dead and Useless land-owner- s. and PELTS HIDES ill UTAH HIDE & TALLOW Phone 88 Spanish Fork M A Slubber GRAVEL & SURFACE Stamp Service comes to JOBS PAYSON J. Phone South Main 147-- V J V . FEATURING Utah's oldest and Hrgest rubber stamp manufacturer is waiting to serve you. A quick telephone call will bring you prompt, courteous service from your dealer right here in town I Rubber stamps end marking devices can speed your business and save you money .. . . don't delay, phone or come in today. Phone 699 COAL Barbara Singing Your Favorite Songs t PAYSON w CHRONICLE BEST QUALITY LUMP Your Lou! Representative For MIKE COWAN PHONE H 590-R- ' I M tH . r ' rfBJf 4 , - DONS CAFE Call 111 NUT ' Brought To Yoa Bv GATE WASHED SLACK AND a at 10:30 Every Tuesday Night C. A. JOLLEY CASTLE M SHAPELIEST GRANNY . . . Title of southern California's shapeliest grandmother went to Mrs. Wills Mae Drake, La Mesa. Measurements: 34 bust, 24 waist, 34 hips, 5' 3", 112 pounds. Age 36. SANFORD COAL Phone nity. EDWARD H. BATES, Administrator of the Estate of Martha Ann Bates, Deceased. Payson, Utah MORTUARY invariably haa the first opportu- 31, 1952. $1X3 car month HEARL VALLEY New reduced price on Modem Home with full basement. Newly decorated. $7950.00 will buy a home, in excellent location. An excellant buy on new home. Strictly modern. and Appliances floor covering stay. This is a dream house. Just listed a beautifully decorated home in Santaquin. Practically one acre, planted in young trees. Garage. Landscaped. Excellant location. DISPOSAL REASONABLE PRICES FOR COMPLETE SERVICE From The Mount Olive, N.C., Tribune: That General Eisenhower, and his supporters, did not resort to challenging the decision to make the sacrifice in Korea, in the interest of freedom and democracy, for partisan political purposes, is a gratifying thing. That General Eisen hower admits bombing of China would not have been an easy solution to the Korean problem, as some dissidents have claimed, is also reassuring. Partisan politics should never be mixed in with the sacrifice of mens lives in a fight for democracy, and the American public is fortunate this year in tha' both presidential candidates agree on the ideal at stake in Korea, even though they might disagree on the methods which should be used to bring about a successful conclusion in Korea. bet George would have a fit if he ever knew I paid $39.95 for a bat. GARBAGE ODD WE ARE in a position to understand the average persons reaction to the thought of consulting a mortician. However, we feel that you owe it to yourself to understand the1 services of a dependable , funeral director. Inquiries are always welcomed. Eu-faul- a, world-shakin- H. DIRT KNOWLEDGE hrd down-to-eart- 12-2- PERSONAL W-a- er 9-- J. t entitle-The be thrust into the verv of Newspaper Means To t.ioiance. and a )r 'sty under Me. written by a Walden. New j these conditions would York, high school girl. Is worthy intolerance, bigotry, of editorial space in the nation's and mass alarm. weeklies. The sole cure of untruths in a Here it is, in part: community will always be exposure Biographies by the thousand of the truth, and the weekly newsadorn the shelves of our l and paper is built on foundations of public libraries. Yet. unassumingly, truth and service. My weekly week after week a biography is renewspaper to me means an excitlated to us in installments. A weekly ing serial which inspires progress, newspaper is to me the life story of good will, and widespread knowla community recorded in 52 epiedge. sodes each year. It is a factor which unites through common interest and without bigotry each and every Justice Hits a Lick reader. The facts disclosed in these From The Eufaula Tribune, journals may not be Alabama: or but are sensational, they dynamic When a Whiteville, N. C., judge comfilled with the very essence of sentenced the leader of a night-ridmunity life births, deaths, and gang to four years in prison h friendly chatter. in a series of floggings, for his Thus to me, the weekly paper is the lawpart took a healthy swing at' a strong line which joins me to my one bf the most dangerous and subinfellow men. Its enlightening versive groups in America. the life blood of our fluence, truly In to sentencing Thomas addition community, makes me aware and L. Hamilton, a squatty appreciative of my neighbors. In to four years, the North Carolina weeklies, disasters and personal crises are aired, noticed, and judge handed some of the same to of his cohorts. remedied. Praiseworthy achieve- sixty-tw- o As usual, the Ku Klux Klan in ments receiving publicity in newsprint often culminates in a repeat that area was dedicated to intolerance and anarchy with the natuperformance. . Our weekly would have little ral results that citizens of entire . appeal outside our community, but counties spent nights of terror as in our locale the publishing date floggings and night raids occurred of our paper (and I mean our month after month in the area, paper) is heralded with an air of rhe story was the same as has been written in Alabama and other pleasant anticipation. . . What does my newspaper mean southern states in recent years, to me? In order to fully appreciate and the action of the judge and the value . . I imagine my life jury should prove the proper antiand the life of our community with- dote just as it did in Alabama and out its steady influence. We would Georgia not too long back. AN Weekly sc'-.oo- FOR RENT J. 14, 1952 960 on your dial ... SURPRISED Earths Romano, New York, holds $36 sad letter from man who held her up a (ram her is- - MUTUAL DON LEE I.M. REWORK |
