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Show Visit the Art Exhibit In CHRONICLE Ivd Ad Springville In April Says GUV Booster Rates FOR RENT money-grubbin- line for the first For Rent Heated sleeping room, We do all repairing, mending. 5e pci ime for each sucwith or without board. 228 E. Install new pockets, xippers, ceeding week, if paid in adUtah Ave. tf. and cuffs. PICK UP AND vance or the first of the followDELIVERY For Rent Unfurnished week. ing modern apt. Inquire 229 West Want ads that must be billed Ph. 279, Hills Cleaners 1st North. tf. 10c per line per week unless run and billed by the month. For Rent 3 room modern apt. LIVESTOCK Minimum charge 30c. Inquire LeGrande Gudmund-se- n For Sale or Phone 164-5 tf Minimum charge if billed 50c For Sale Colored Fryers, choice For Rent 5 room unfurnished milk fed, 35c lb., live weight. home at 96 West 1st So. In-Don C. Pierce, Salem, on Hightf. quire at 256 So. 3rd W. way 91. WORK WANTED tf. 10c per ce 5-- 9, - 9-- J. 4-- Will tend children and do iron- For Rent Small home at 408 Ivans Hatchery is now offering Utah County Poultrymen high ing after school and Saturday. South 4th West. For informaMinnie Oliver, Phone 322-Nquality baby chicks, Leghorns tion see Max Wride, Salem or Order now and Hampshires. Phone Sp. Fork 0205-Jand insure delivery date. Custom Spraying for weevil also For Rent Modem, 3 bed room IVINS HATCHERY noxious weeds. See Stoil StevAmerican 151 Fork, Utah Located at apartment. ens, Phone 195-North 5th West. Call 580-J-Phone 455-- J 3. Lawrence tf For Rent Custom Plowing Wilson, Phone 202-- tf house at 304 For Sale Weiner pigs. Orchard, Genola, Phone Phone 61-to Payson 4423. in 2-- No. 8th East. Flower Plants For Sale J. 4-- For Rent 3 room modem apt., bath, also garage. See Blanche Painted tf. Crook. FOR SALE - 5-- MISC. Delphinium, Carnations, Daisies, Pinks, For Sale The New Schick 20 Sweet Williams, Snap Dragons, Electric Razor, $24.50. Ten many varities of Petunias, Ast- For Farm Produce Sale City Drug days free trial. ers, Marigolds, Zinnas, Salvia, Co., Phone 40 Portulacca, Lobelia, Tomatoes, CabFor Sale Red potatoes, $2.50 Peppers, Cauliflower, Cwt. while they last. Baled Fuller Brushes, Debutante and bage, Huckleberries and Egg straw, 50 per bale. Carroll WilPlant. Roy Olson, 212 South Sparkling Gold Cosmetics. Ph. tf 0203J2, Springville son, Phone 372-Center, Santaquin, Utah. to seed Red Bliss Sale For poruffled Giant For Sale pansy, tatoes, grown from certified For Sale Long single garage. delphenium, columbine, daisy in Salem field by Merl seed 583 E. 10x20 ft. Phone 328-etc. Bradford, Roy plants, hundred. tf. 371-North. 3rd $2.50 Haskell, Fork. per Phone Spanish Stanley Wilson, Phone 62 . 1 Merry Tiller Tractor is the answer to your garden problems. Call dealer, Frank Tuckett for j 3-- J. 3-- J, 2-- J, possi- ble only when the artist is working for the sheer love of his work and with no thought of personal gain. No man can paint a beautiful picture, compose a living g symphony, nor write a poem, if he has within his soul a vestige of hate, or selfish, ness. In these troubled times, we need the solace and consolation that comes from the enjoyment of things that are cultural and soul-stirrin- THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, Payson. Utah FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1953 reach Of life is through the gate of Beyond himself, and touch the love. stars, We who have learned to hate? We who have stooped so much? How can we tell a child to dwell How shall we dare to teach him prayer, With honor, live and die for And turn him tward the way of truth, We who have lived a lie? faith, We who no longer pray? How shall we say The way Blondie By Chic Young" artistic. With the spirit of force so universally directing the things that we do, inspiring musical concerts, fine art exhibits, and great literary compositions are about the only things that will save us from the social evils of our own creation. In the words of the poetess, HERg THE MOST IMPORTANT MAIL ALL EAR, MR. i'll beaslb. it's LETTER1 my annual CONTRIBUTION TO THE Mildred R. Howland: How can we teach a child to Springs Earliest Flowers Easy to Grow From Seed 4. 3-- Living masterpieces are Would you like to give your soul a spiritual uplift? Would g you like to forego your activities for an hour or so? Do you yearn to forget ihe apprehension, fear, and anxiety of the present war-peaperplexities? If so, Greater Utah Valley, Inc. invites you to attend and enjoy the current art exhibit at the Springville High school. There is something about a great painting that lifts one above the small mercenary activities of everyday life, and puts us more in tune with the spirit of the infinite. Like good music and inspiring poetry, fine art is a product of the souls of men and women when they are at peace with the in world. Great productions these three fields are possible DRY CLEANING only when the spark of creative genius Is kindled by the touch of the Divine Creator. Perennial border, which were headline attractions in the spacious gardens of private estates, are becoming fewer, thanks to changing fashions and reduced garden space. But perennial flowers continue to be the largest that can be grown, and unsurpassed for garden beauty. Every flower garden needs them, in considerable numbers, If the display of color is to be maintained throughout the season. From early spring until almost midsummer the perennials furnish nearly all the flowers blooming in the northern states. Many perennials can be grown from seed as easily as radishes, and for best results they should be sown at the same time, as soon as the garden soil can be prepared. Waiting until midsummer, as many do, only increases hazard, and reduces the growing 5-- FOR SALE REAL ESTATE For Sale Choice bldg, lot, east of stake tabernacle. Inquire For wall 189 No. 1st E. or Phone Robert tf 48-- home. For Sale Store. at Naylor quire 3-- J. In- tf. Business Opportunities Iron-cla- Money Back d Guarantee BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY s200 MONTHLY SPARE TIME Refilling and collecting money from our new type 5c candy vending machine in this immediate area. No selling; to qualify for work you must have car, references, $600.00 cash, secured by inventory. Devoting six hours week to business, your end on percentage of collections will net up to $250.00 monthly with very good possibilities of taking over full time. Income increasing ac- cordingly. For interview, include phone in application. Write P. O. Box 1444, Salt Lake City, Utah. free PERSONAL paper cleaning Cartwright, H. 4454. call 389-- J. Phone demonstration. For Sale Oxweld Welding outfit, practically new. Parts, extra tips, 30 hose. Bargain $110. Phone 189, 90 No. 2nd West 5-- ft. 66-N- SC Case Tractor, completely overhauled, good rubber. $900 RC Case Tractor, with mounted plows. Good motor and rubber, $450. ay RC Case Tractor, with mounted plows, $300. 0 Farmall, with mower. tires, $475. & New S SALES & SERVICE USED CARS SAND and GRAVEL have sincerely appreciated the patronage of you folks in this area. We wish to announce that beginning April 1st, there is a new low price on all Sand and Gravel Products. We GRAVEL Ph. ARR RfGISUA fall tu tUf . . . fORIR fOR CVCRV fORIR Of IISIRCSS for Complete liformatioa IHE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. An Authorized KI00RE Dealer - LIVESTOCK MEN Make Money 188-R- 3 or 9908 TO IHE Days Lump Coal TOR SALE 1948 Dodge Club Coupe 00. Phone PHONE 590-R- UTAH Bulora' 8c Elgin Wafchtt Jewelry 8c Gift Small Depoeil will Hold any layaway gift. ' r Feit Dependable Repair- Mike Cowan 1941 Dodge Coach 4 35V ALERT Spanish Fork, Utah GARBAGE DISPOSAL AT 107 . . 1 YOUR CHANCES OF GRAVEL & SURFACE ODD JOBS VALLEY MORTUARY PAYSOlf. UTAH REASONABLE MEARL j. PRICES Phone Payson, Utah 762-- COAL C. A. JOLLEY Phono 03 2:35 p. m. Livestock and Farming Personalities SANFORD 800 South Main THRU FRIDAY Temperature Reports Farm and Livestock News Interviews With Outstanding DIRT We are proud of our maintenance of the rigid standards of our profession . . . every detail receives thoughtful and tactful handling. In time of need, you can depend on Valley Mortuary to give the utmost in service. FOR COMPLETE SERVICE NOTEBOOK Livestock Quotations Weather Report CONQUERING CANCER $1.00 cor month mil MONDAY . Peering through spinning wheel she brought here from Sweden In 1868, Mrs. Christine Nelson of Norwalk, Calif., celebrate bar 107th birthday. ing. WEBB'S JEWELRY STORE SANFORD 107 RCGiSTCR LISTEN Ford Sedan Phone RI00RC Castle Gate Oiled Slack 1950 Dodge Sedan lit a FARMERS BUTLER SAND Payton Utah 1951 Dodge Coach 409 E. time available to the plants, before winter sets in. There Is no better way to acquire a green thumb than by growing your own perennials; and you will take much greater pleasure in your own plants than in those you buy. Here is a list of subjects which grow readily from seed, and the time it takes for the seed to germinate. This useful Information will enable you to wait patient-l- y for the appearance of the sprouts, and not give up hope too Notice to Users of R. F. D. N. Double Coreopsis. TRACTORS S VAHCE MOTOR 4-- Announcement Im starting in Business Monday, March 30. enamel bath tub, Sand and Gravil, Soil. New For Sale electric range, excellent conLow Prices in Payson and dition. Call 243-Spanish Santaquin and within five Fork. miles of pit. bank run, Gravel, .standard New ladies wrist For Sale $1.50 per yard. watch. Reasonable. Call Quarry gravel, $6.50 per load delivered. Fine sand, good for gardens, flowers, childrens play , beds, $5.00 per load. Alvie Thorvaldton Female Help Wanted 251 North First West children Women with school-ag- e Payson, Utah Pit Phone 4428 Res. Phone 761 perferable, for steady employment at Snow White Laundry. Inquire at same. F-2- 1949 to 3-- Garden Carnations. quickly for those that take a little longer to start growing. Anchusa, 20 days; columbine, 30 days; Canterbury Bells, 10 days; delphiniums, 20 days; garden carnations, 15 days; coreopsis, 8 days; shasta daisies, 8 days; sweet william, 8 days; clove pinks, 10 days; gaillardias, 20 days; hibiscus, 15 days; hollyhocks, 8 days; linum, 10 days; lupins, 10 days; pyrethrum, 20 days, veronica, 20 days. When still small, seedling perennials should be transplanted to nursery rows where they have room to develop. By fail they should be large enough to set out in. the garden where next year they will produce a full crop of flowers. Some such as perennials, peonies, Iris, phlox, oriental poppies, and chrysanthemums, are rarely grown from seed for two reasons: They take more than two years to flower, or the seedlings are not like their parent. Sometimes both these reasons exist. Seed may be sown in the hope of finding, among the seedlings, a new or improved variety, worthy of introduction. This is a fascinating hobby, especially if a serious study is made of plant breeding, and seed is produced by crossing selected parents. Most amateurs will prefer to buy plants of these perennials which were propagated by root divisions or rooted cuttings taken from old plants. J FIRST IN THE HEART OF UTAH Glanella de Marco, 8, Italian musical prodigy, conducts London Philharmonic orchestra In concert at Albert Hall. Glanella has handled the baton since she was five. CONDUCTRESS . . PERIODICAL PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS ARE FINE HEALTH INSURANCE . SEE YOUR DOCTOR REGULARLY AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY j DIAL 960 |