THE TtMriS-NEVV- K NKPHJ, CLASSIFIED ADS Great of all Women's and Girls Coats, all must go. Come and choose, and ONLY HALF PRICE. None reserved. Men's and Boys Overcoats. Some at ONLY HALF Clean-U- p THE and Mrs. Otis Horton and spent Christmas in Salt Lake Citv Mr. NEPHI MERCANTILE Mr. Earl Cole of Ogden Utah, spent Refreshments the Christmas with his parents Mr. and best that money can buy. Woodmens Mrs. J. E. Cole. Dance Arlington January 4th. Miss Beatrice Gibson, who is teachLOST A bar pin, set with brill- ing school at Knight, Wyoming, came iants.' Finder return, to Mrs. Russ down to spend Christmas here. Hawkins. .Mr. and Mrs. Dean" Kendall of Salt Children's Matinee Dance, New Lake, spent Christmas with relatives Year's Day at the Arlington, from here. 2.30 to 4 p. m. 10c admission. Wilford Warr. of Salt Lake, spent Sure Mike we'll be there, and Christmas Day with hia parents in dont you forget H, We never miss this city. the annual Woodmen's Dance. ArMr. and Mrs. Lorraine Lunt, and lington, January 4th. family of American Fork, are visiting with relatives here during the POTATOES FOR SALE See holidays. C. Hall. Tip-To- p Sale Year-En- d LOCAL NEWS Childrea'8 Matinee Dance, New Year's Day at the Arlington, from 2.30 to 4 p. m. 10c admission. Half-Pric-e UTAH Music Mr. and Mrs. George Howarth and Matinee Dance for children at the of Salt Lake are spending the family AdmisNew Year's Day. Arlington sion 10c, Dancing 2.30 to 4 p. m. holidays with Mr. and Mfs. J. E. Irons, Reduced Holiday Rates to and PRICE. Miss Jane McPherson came down from all stations on Denver & Rio from Salt Lake Saturday to spend in Western Grande Utah, (Thomp$15.95 $25.00 MEN'S OVERCOATS son and west.) Tickets on sale Dec- the holidays with her mother in this ember 29, 30, 31, 1923 and January city. Miss McPerson is employed in Come and choose, they won't last long. 1, 1924, at one and one-ha- lf fares the schools of the above city. for round trip. Final return limit January 7,1924. Call on local agent wasThomas Pass, of Salt Lake City, here Sunday to attend the funerfor detailed iformation. al of his sister Mrs. Susie If you miss the annual Wood19c 35c Franch Market or Banquet Syrup men's Dance, January 4th, at the 40c Mr. and Airs. W. J. Adams of EurBest 15 Oz. Raisins 15c 3 for Arlington,, you'll be sorry. eka, were guests Christmas Day at 35c Shredded Wheat 15c 3 packages for Take home some of our Delicious the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Rolled Wheat and Rolled Oats 3 pkgs for $1.00 Hot Tomales, J0c each, 3 for 25c. at Gib's Hot Dog Stand, Opposite the Miss Lula Udall of Eager, Arizona, High School Building. who is attending the University of FOR SALE: the Howell farm north Utah, is visiting her Uncle and Aunt, of city limits. Sixty three acres of Mr. and Mrs. David Ockey, and other New Navel Oranges 20 and 25c Dozen land together with 9 shares of water. relatives during the holidays. Terms. See P. N. Anderson or 45c Regular 30c lb Mixed Nuts 2 Pounds Lester Belliston. The Misses Florence and Helen Smith, are spending a few days in The Woodmen's Dance is the one Payson this week, the guests of their big social event of the season. Arlin sister Mrs. Page .L Perry. gton, January 4th. Practically all of the Nephi students POP CORN FOR SALE CHEAP who are attending the U. of U., P. See .Mack Riches. Y. U. and the Agricultural College, came home to spend the Christmas Let me supply you with Mutual holidays. Coal at cost. It will pay you to see W. P. OSTLER me ESTRAY NOTICE and have this explain,Mrs. J. W. Ellison entertained Poundkeeper for Nephl Precinct ed. Robert Winnproposition agent for Mutual Christmas Day in honor of A. D. ElliState of Utah, County of Juab as. Reduced Holiday Rates to and Coal Company. son of South Dakota and Mr, Earl g I have in my possession the from all stations on Denver & Rio Cole of Ogden. An elaborate dinner described estray animals, Grande Western In Utah, (ThompAttention! Poultrymen Snerry's was served to the which. If not claimed and taken away son and west.) Tickets on sale Dec- Sure-La- y following guests: meat scraps, and Mr. A. D. Ellison, Mr. Earl Cole, Mrs wlllbe sold at public auction to the ember 29, 30, 31, 1923 and January feeds of all kinds. See Robertpoultry Winn Sarah Mangum, of Salt Lake, Mr. highest cash bidder at my Residence 1, 1924, at one and one-ha- lf fares and Mrs. J. E. Cole, Frank Cole, and In Nepht, Utah, on Monday, the 7th for round The Palace Barber Shop Pyper the trip. Final return limit day of January, A. D. 1924, at the January 7,1924. Call on local agent and Burton proprietors. for son. hosts, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Elli Agents hour of 2 p. m. for detailed information. Trop Laundry. We are fully prepared . DESCRIPTION OP ANIMALS to take care of our friends in every AN EXHILARATING EFFECT Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Irons, entertain One Bolly Face Cow with horns, A bottle of ITerbine on the shelf at line of tonsorial work. Give us a call ed the members of the Social Combranded on left shoulder with blot- home like is a doctor in the house ched brand. Earmarked Slit and all the time. having Snappy Music! Excellent Refresh panions Club and their partners at It gives instant relief when upper bit In left, upper half In right. the digestion gets out of order or the ments! and a good time, at the a Christmas party Thursday evening. were decorated Has small calf with her. Said animal bowels fail to act. One or two doses is 22nd annual Woodmen's Dance Jan The rooms with is held to recover damages and cost all that is necessary to start things mov- 4th and Christmas colors. evergreens at the Arlington. exhilfine and restore of that feeling ing The evening was spent in games and of advertising $8.60. aration and buoyancy of spirits which beSaid estrays were taken up by me longs only to For Fire, Auto, Life Insurance and dancing. Supper was served at 11.30 perfect health. Price 60c In said precinct on the 22nd day of Sold by Surety Bonds. See Mans E. Jennings p. m. to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beagley, Mr. and Mrs December 1923. LUXT PHARMACY CO. Levan, Utah. Harry Irons, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Belliston. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Belliston, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Gadd, Mr. and Mrs. WORLD'S GOODS A. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. LARGEST QUALITY II! Chappell, Mrs. Jack Greenland, Mrs. D II 13 RELIABLE CHAIN George Latimer, Mrs. Mattie Vick-erIf MM The hostess was assisted in DEPARTMENT ALWAYS 1 serving by Miss Venetta Latimer ft STORE AT LOW and Miss Naomi Broadhead. PRICES ORGANIZATION DEPARTMENT STORES COMPANY Extends to its friends and patrons their thanks and appreciation their patronage . pi PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Nephi Mer. Co. CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IN EVIDENCE HERE Welcome 1924! Adieu 1923! Happy New Year to All! With the festivities of a joyous Christmas season ended, we join you in looking forward to a new year a year which we trust will be filled with an abundance of good health, happiness and prosperity for all. During the coining year we pledge our utmost to perform justly and with equolity to alll, our responsible position of distributors to the public. 4 " Where Good Merchandise Is Cheaper " fc,.....a ... r tiBTfli' CUPID IS BUSY CAIU) OF THANKS DURING HOLIDAYS Cupid was on the job during the holidays and two couples had the nuptial knot tied which made them man and wife. Monday, Louis of this city, and Miss Josie Daniels of Moroni, decided that single blessedness should be thrown into the discard and seeking Bishop Belliston had the marriage ceremony performed. Yesterday noon, Sheldon Ilenriod, of this city, and ,Miss Thora Hanson of Moroni, sought the office of County Clerk Gadd and after securing a license were joined in marriage by Bishop Belliston. Congratulations. Cart-wrig- ht We wish to sincerely thank our many relatives and friends who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our mother. Also those who rendered us help at the funeral, and for the many beautiful flowers that were pent. Family of the late Mrs. Susie Worhington I am prepared to do Hemstitching and Peqouing. both plain and fancy. Mrs. F. M. Beck, 396 North 1st East Ap -. Cen,T.-tj3.- turi-'. of n Women nre vnl'te tn the hi mN of a fool tin :. hid liili for henrs men of ; I' uniuliar. : s. Ofe 475 We part with the old year feeling that we did our best to deserve the support of our friends and patrons, and we have been suitably rewarded. ST CALL AND GET YOUR CALENDAR ADULTS ONLY (Children will not be given Calendars) CHAS. FOOTE & SONS In extending our hearty New Year greeting, we are mindful of your liberality to us during the past 12 months. We indeed would be ungrateful were we not to appreciate it. . A HAPPY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL r daring 1923, and H .... -- for wish them all GROCERIES fol-loln- 8 a Christmas Day In Nephl was ob served in a very appropriate man ner. The day was ushered in by the carolers from the South Ward M. I. A. and the Nephi Ward M. I. A., who visited many of the homes in the City until well past midnight. Services were held in each of the wards Christmas morning under the auspices of the Sunday School, each meeting house being appropriately decorated. At the Nephl Ward a Cantata, was given, entitled "When Santa Listened In" which was great ly enjoyed by those present. This was repeated last night at the Venire to capacity house. The day was marked by a lack of that rowdyism which was evident In the years gone by when John Barley corn held sway, and to quote the words of a well known citizen here, "It was the dryest Christinas on record." IMPROVEMENTS AT COURT HOUSE An excellent Improvement has been made in the courtroom of the Courthouse the past week, in the removal of the old time benches whlrh have been replaced by a set of new opera chairs. These new chairs give the courtroom an up to date appearance on and are a derided improvment the benches. A fine new Chair lias also ben purchased for the use of the judge. With this new equipment the courtroom will compare very favorably with that of any county In the state. To Everybody Season's Greetings May all your wishes and endeavors through the coining year, he blest with fortune's smiles and favors. May the coining year he better than the best you've ever had. : i The Topoery