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Show jUAB COUNtV TIMES. NEPHIi UTAH H3B3BEB3 i New Spring Goods Daily - j For vin Udall. Rent-furnish- ed Watch Our Prices epent Sunday at Nephi visiting Gibson Cowan returned from Salt Lake Sunday morning. Jos. Lucero was home th week visiting his family. Carl Scanell of Lynndyl was viMtinj at Nephi Saturday last week. G. M. Whitraore, cashier of the First National BanK was in Sa Lake this week on business. E. Guthrie, recruiting officer for the U. S. Navy will be in Ne phi March 2Sib. Matinee at Venice Saturda at 3:45 One Reel "Sleepin Bsuty" and One Reel Comedy. Make jour old Ford look lik new with Effects Auto Ename sold by Kendall Bros. Wanted; Man with good outfit to clear and plow 80 acres brush ADl)ly J W land in Tintic. Paxman. The queen Incubator sold by Cooper Pvper Co., now is the time to hatch your chickens early. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tolley Watch our prices and save 10 to 20 PER CENT lbs for tl.G0 Tomatoes, 2 cans.. 25c Peas, 2 cans for 25o can Pineapple " 30 o 2oo 15o Lye," 6 cans " " 40c Shillings" can Peaches - SOc " " 45o " 2 for 45o "2 lor 25o Carnation 25c lOo Corn Flakes 3for25o 25o 10c Jello 3 for Soda 10c Nob Hill Jam 2 for 25o SI 00 Baking; Powd i)0c " " 55o 60c 25o 15o 35c 90o, 30c Sunripe Mush 25o " 20o lb lie 2- $1.00 M 1.00 25c 45o 1 Coffee 35c Hills Bros. $1.15 "2for23o for Seeded Hasina 25 o 40o 12 2 for Read Seal and Tree 10 o 15o Tea 2 PEANUT BUTTER, " 20c Rice 14 lbs Shinola. 2 45c 25o 35c for 3 for 2 for for for l.OO 15o Dry Good Specials Table Oil Cloth 18c Lot Apron Ginghams. yd 9c yard lOo yard Hope3 Bleech $1.40 Overalls Big $1.25 Mary Newton Middy Blonses $1.1C 7 5o Mary Newton Children's Dresses 69c items at big And hnndro of reductions'. 1 r)r "ECONOMY BASEMENT " to'Mammoth this week where they will make their home for a short time. moved Visit th Big Down Stairs Store where you will always find BIG MONEY SAVING BARGAlNS.Shoes, Dress Goods, Aprons, and House Dresses, and hundreds of useful articles at money saving prices. ONE PRICE TO ALL NEVER UNDERSOLD. Chas. Foote Si Sons w3i fa Inlli. We Sell For Cash a We Sell For Less. n ! SALE EVERYDAY Announcement . - War .Prices in our Store." j v SON OUR ANNUAL. Spring Opening Circulars will give yon an Idea as to H Large our astonishing prices lor this Spring Some of the new Daily Arrivals LADIES AM) MISSES SUITS COATS DRESSES SKIRTS Ginghams PERCALES CHEVOITS LAWNS SILKS White Goods' I, Georgette Crepe Crepe de Chene K ABO CORSETS SHOES Th in f'mt In tha Oil. k sics L. country all thalataat atr'as Frank, Manager. nist m Sman profits SALE EVERYDAY. Six of the important number of the Hygienist Magazine con taining leading articles on Head. ache, Acid Stomach, Piliousness, High Blood Pressure and other practical subjects sent postpaid to any address for 25 cent, stamps or currency. The Publishing Company, Msj sic Bldg., Denver, Colo. The Nephi High School Seriors will present "The Village School-ma'ain the Arlington Saturday even nsr, March, 24. Tickets 10, 20 ard 30c. Uoors will open at 7.30. curtains at 8, IS. This pla is being repeated by request of a great many citizens ofNtphi and for the benefit of the Stake Tabernacle choir. Hy-gie- Golden Rule Store 1 that her brother Thomas E. Taylor of Salt Lak hsJ died suddenly of heart failure, Mrs. Ostler went t. Pay son br auto and from there he took the Inter Urban to Sail Lake. Mika Davick who was convict ed of murder in the second degre Juring this term ol court was sentenced Saturday by Judge Greenwood (o a term of twenty five years in State penitentiary. herd Martin went to Salt Lake with the convict Saturday after sion. Underskirts WARNER S and 0. Ostler received Attorney Georg Udall of Eur eka was in Neibi Saturday on business. Mr. Udall Is among the number that are mentioned for the appointment of Judge to fill the vacancy caused in the ap pointment of Judge Greenwood to the Public Ut.l'ity Commis CREPES POPLIN Dress Goods Vlusn Underwear Hosiery Mrs. Geo. word Friday noon. LINENS WAISTS For Sale-- a range almost as food as new, a knitting machine a 3 gallon butter churn, cheap E. M. Padilla. Mrs. J D. Pexlon went to Murray Saturday on account of the serious illness of ber daugh ters oldest child. For 6ale.-8- 0 A adjoining Bow les ranch, good fence, 40 A. un der cultivation, 10 A. pasture water for stock watering.-J- . D Pexton, Nephi, Utah. P. P. Christison, deputy sheriff, spent the first part ol the week in Eureka. He and Mrs. Christison returned home Wednesday. After April IZth. 1 will move my shoe shop from- present quarters to a room in Nephi Met Building. First door north ot nain enterance 1. A. christen- Wo wish toannonnce that with the exception of a few articles prices on our goods are as cheat) as ever before, in other words. iMNo house, Al U 17 faould Our new lines of SPRING DRESS GOODS in the newest e Woolen patterns and colorings just received from the T. H. Burton went to Salt Lake Monday on business. Earnel Johnson of Lynndy WE LEAD Sogar You Local Notes La-Port- Mills. N bought early in the Season BEFORE THE BIG ADVANCES of the last few months and marked in plain figures at the lowest margin of profit to conform to our new cash system of doing business, which will show a nice saving for 'us all. W wish to extend to our patrons and friends a cordial invitation to call in and see- the new goods and talk over new methods of doing business that will be for the mutual benefit of all when may we expect a call? at the - tan. Nephi Mercantile Company WHERE GOOD MERCHANDISE 13 CHEAPER" School - May Close In Box Elder. "If It Isn't An Eastman It Isn't A Kodak" WE SELL THEM. The matter of closing the Prices $1.00 to $20.00 schools of Boxelder county one month earlier this year than Our Premotte Junior No. 1 Price heretofore is being seriously IS A WONDER. considered by the board of Come in and let us demonstrate to you the merits education, owing to the shortage of the Eastman. of funds which is becoming pre valent even this early in the year. The school board ran ahort of funds a year ago, and at that time an early shut-dow- n of the P. R. Wilson Dies At New Bank At Payson schools was threatened, but the Provo Incorporation papers have board was enabled to make filed been with Harden sufficient loans to continue the Philander R. Wilson, formerly Bennion, secretary of state, by the State schools the full term. This year, a resident of and native a Nephi, Bank of Payson. The are owing to changes in the law, the of Indiana, died ber Saturday. now in the hands papers of W. E. board of education is unable to He was sixty two years of age Evans, state bank examiner, make loans, and the only way and had his approval. spent the kreater part of pending The new bank has among its out of the difficulty, according hia life in Utah. to school officials, is to close incorporators W. E. Me ndenhall He leaves a wile and two child, of down at leant one month earlier. Spanish Fork and Henry reo. The funeral services were Eriandson and T. E; Reece of During the present week the officials are making an extra held at the residence 670 west 7 Payson. The capital stock ag effort to solve the problem of south, Sunday at 2 o'clock. Rev gregates: $50,000. of which 50 Wild man Murphy and Harvev finance, and will make every per cent is up. The shares Cluff were the speakers. The ser- are of the paidvalue possible effort to raise suffici of $100. The per ent funds with which to con vices were under the auspices of officers of the institution are: tinue the acbools the full term. the Odd Fellows and th inter- W. W. Armstrong, president. In the present question con ment tcok pUce in the city cem G. M. Whitmore, vice president, and W. C. Andrews, caehier. fronting the tax payers, as to etery. whether our schools should close Opening up with a new spring now, cr complete the school Alexander stock of millinery ' at the old Optical Co. stand M. year, I feel that the thing we Morgan. cannot afford to do is to close the Dr. F. J. Alexander, Optome-tric- t Mr. and Mrs, Ben Douglas of schools when two thirds of the of above comoanv will be Delta is the week at spending. yeir has been completed which at Forrest Hotel, Nephi, from the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. wjjld necessitate going over the noon Wednesday to noon Thurs- Frank. , same ground again. day, Mar. For, paints, oils, brushes go Those having any trouble to Kendall Bros. They carry the whatever with their eye ahould best grade of paint that can be Of Sanitation Age not fail to call. bought. This is the age of perftct . initation, especially in the $5.00. LUNPS PHARMACY 2S-2- 9. manufacture of food. And no one is more particular about sanitation and cleanliness than careful Mrs. Housewife. ane is dally growing more sutious about the foodstuffs he buy, and she makes it her important duty to learn, if possi ble. the various methods of manufacture practiced in the actoriesof everything she bu ineiood article that csnnct onvince her that its methods of production are absolutely above reproach can find no place in her home. Its manufacturer has lost forever the careful woman as a customer. She ha read to much above sanitation and the pure food rtgulalion that she has at last awakened to ita full importance. She cannot be too cautious it. her investigations of such food produ-t- a as tanned goods, Bsk- og Powder, etc. There is one Baking Powder. manufacturer, for instance. whose factory doors are always wide t)pn to the careful If you could visit this plant largest and most sanitarv in h world, where Calumet Bak ne Powder is nadp. r.u wMiIri be amazed at the wonderful dean!ins of everj thing and every emp!oyee.i Yi Kendall .Bros, now Drusr es frr etc. fcee thera tefora tujing elsea here.' oainis, oiisa Your Are Succeptible To A Good Appearance and so is everybody t's human nature. CLOTHES, of course, are the first aid a good appearance and you will find our Spring assortment of else-tha- SOPHOMORE CLOTHES full of splendid "first aids." A Visit To Our Shoe Finding Department, Kid Lcatcr Dressings in Bronze, Champagne, Pearl Grey, White and Gilt Edge. Other polishes in Mack, tan, and oxblood. Shoe laces in Tan, Black, Grey and White for ladies' and men's shoes. Rubber heels in tan a'nd black." Arch support heel cushions and inner soles. Rawhide laces Black Stairs will dye any tan shoci a permanent Hack. shoe oil. Shinola Outfits Duck-Bac- k THE TOGGERY |