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Show LOCAL Just Arrived SHIRT-WAIST- S. the very newest and latest things. Are entirely different from last year's styles. See them, you are All sure to be pleased with them. George Duckworth is coming back from England soon, to again take up the work of driving Mr. Macartney's ice cream wagon. Henry Hendrickson of Levan was some time ago appointed health officer of the town of Levan. in place of Jas.E. Taylor. FOR SALE-- a good young tur key gobbler. E. F. Russell. The young son of Dr. C. H. Bird, who was operated upon a few weeks ago, is doing nicely although he is not aTle to sit up Clothing and Children's Coats. ONE you will e :never undersold. PRICE TO ALL It has been a great many years since the demand for Silk fabrics has been so great, that is for so many different kinds of Silk. It is not a season for one or two fabrics, the demand is actually here, right today. Foulards, Pongees, Messalines, Taffetas, Marquiseths, and Tub Silks. Perhaps greatest of all, is the tremendous demand for the correct things in fancy Silks but they must be the correct things - and we have them, in a nice variety of patterns and there. Also our big new line of boys and children's Always something new. If it is upto-datfind it here. Prices always the lowest. A SEASON FOR SILKS. Money to loa- n- T. II. Burton. Mutton for sale. Lovell Ostler. If you want your trees pruned right see Ralph Belliston. Good clean seed oats to be had at David Cazier's. For Sale Cheap- - 32 S p e c i a 1 Rifle. Abe Gibson. Mrs. Ray Brough went to Fillmore, Monday night, for a visit with her parents and friends Our New Spring Line of LADIES' NOTES Chas, Foote & Sons. colorings. fancy novelty Silks for waisting3 at 90c per Something Special in yard-wid- e the to show us Ask you goods. yard. NEPHI MERCANTILE Where Good Merchandise Is Cheaper. My spring display. yet. C G. samples are now on Good apples for sale. W. Booth, tailor. Pettegrew. J. M. There's a profit aide as well as a pleasure side In the use FOR SALE-- A good home MONEY TO LOAN on , M. A. Gadd i3 home again Mrs. John E. Ingram. proved Irrigated farms. T. C. after spending the winter in Lunt and Eeluston are paying Winn. Provo. the ON THE FARM top prices for all kinds of home Ask us for one of our big John Foote went to Provo, Fri cattle. Pictures of stook that you trade, price maker- catologues. day afternoon to spend the weekto have sell, plotures showing Mrs. We have one for you. Nephl end at home. buinvan was seri the depelopment of animals ously ill the early part of the Mercantile Co. at a certain age, of crops at a sixty- - week but her condition is now Thomas aged Morgan, certain stage of growth, of best FOR SALE cheap, the & Mrs. Mary Ann Roberts. improving. four. buildings, and of dltohes and On building bt in Nephi City. Gosh of fences and roads all these both four, Main Street, adjoining Gf o. C. aged fifty Secretary of State C. S. Tin can be used to advantage In Court the married were in en, was in the Whitmore's residence on the House last Nephi gey early part systematizing and making i Monday m o r n n g of the to your farm profitable. south. week, returning offic Justice Jacob Coleman City Pictures of your family arrd Lake, Monday afternoon. Dr. C. II. Bird wishes to an iating. friends, plotures of the places, nounce that owing to the illness you visit and the things you of Bowles Clifford week. Last of his son. he will not be in Ne Prices of Market and your family are Interested this city and Miss Sarah Campbell Nephl In these will add to the pleasof first until the April. phi Idaho, were married ofRigby, Products ure of home life for all the W. Vickers T. Countv Clerk in the Salt Lake Temple. Mr. household. on talk gave an interesting And you can make such Mrs. Bowles then came on Patent flour and $2.45 music, at the Second Ward Par- down to Nephi and visited with pictures. 2.25 Straight grade ents Class last Sunday. the parents of the former, Mr. Whole wheat 2.25 UMTS PHttBUr CACKLE: CACKLE: CACK and Mrs. Thos. E. Bowles, re 2.10 Graham LE: Yes the hens are all cackling turning to Idaho on Tuesday. "Prescription Druggists." Bran 1.25 when fed Conkey's LayingTonic. 1.35 It brings the eggs. For sale by Dr. and Mrs. D. O. Miner are Shorts eventhis card party big givinga 10.00 Alfalfa Lunt's Pharmacy. number of Oats TO 1.E- T- 25 acres dry farm. 1.50 cwt. We are now listing o rders for ing. Quite a large per and the invited are friends See their Albert Coulson. 75c Wheat per. bu. seed oats. Re- cleaned oats $2.00 suca be to affair very promises 1.50 Howard and Andrews pay good per cwt at Nephi. These oats cessful one. The decorations and Barley chopped per cwt Corn $1.50 prices for all kinds of beef cattle. yielded better than 65 bu. per and be are to arrangements 8c Dressed Beef acre, with two irrigations. Gar to SL Patrick's Day, Dressed hens 13Jc rett Bros. which comes following Monday. Dressed veal Excursion Rates, 10c James Norton was in from the Lake Route to Salt Lake via Salt 7c Dressed mutton Eva Mine and states that the On sale April 3 to 7th inc. 7c City. men's wages have been cut from L. D. S. Conference, Salt Dressed pork limit Return April 12th. Relief 35c $3.25 to $3.00 per day for exper Lake. April Creamery butter ienced miners. As a result of Relief Society, April 3 and 4. Ranch butter 30c Society April 3 and 4, L. D. S. the cut. eieht of the men have One fare rates via Salt Lake Ranch eggs 12ie Conference, April 5, 6, and 7th. 100. Watch for announcement special quit work. Route. Trains that run on time. Potatoes per. bu. 7.30 train service. Ask for tickets C. II. SDerry went to Santaquin Ask for tickets via "Salt Lake Sugar cwt 1.00 via the "Salt Lake Route." Friday to play for a dance there Route.'' Apples that night Mr. Sperry is very popular in surrounding and is usually sent for when a particularly good dance is to be given. Next Tuesday evening at the meeting of the Commercal Club, THAT OUR SUPERIOR QUALITIES IN Rev. C. K. Davis will discuss the question ' How Nephi Can Estab lish a Public library. ' All mem bers of the Club are urged to be im- IRow TTs ZUbc XUtme KODAK TO WHEN YOU ARE NOT SO BUSY. MAKE YOUR HOME LOOK LIKE YOU REALLY LIVED THERE. - j.j. GIVE YOUR HOUSE. BARN, AND FENCE A GOOD COAT OR TWO OF -- PAINT O-V- -B It not only improves the looks, bnt serves the timber. Salt pre" GOOD SUPPLY OF PAINTS, BRUSHES, OILS, TC. ALWAYS TO BE HAD AT L HrawKins & OGKey. BRING YOUR p PRESCRIPTIONS JO US 1 j n n ate M THEY WILL BE FILLED RIGHT 5-6- We will appreciate some of your trade. NEPHI DRUG CO. THE STORE Fone 27 uumuv. Font 27 E. innnnnnnmnE j3 tjQTZrBSBG ftSQBSZEDSl OUR STOCKS AND MOST ARE PRICES Wash Goods. COMPLETE, THE LOWEST. Wool Dress Goods. Series all colors. Suitings in Ginghams, Percales. Calicoes. Shirtings, Lawns, Linens, and Fancy Stripes and Mixtures IPanamas and Batiste. Novelty Dress Goods. All new goods at low est pricpa. I town, ssss present old English five o'clock tea, fol lowed by social chat and music. Underwear. ,,.. and looking well. Excelsior Mercantile Co, L. I). S. Conference Lake, April 5 6-- 7. N.B. Our Dress Making Department is cpen for your convenience. make this the best place to go for everyday clothes that stand hard knocks. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Booth en tertained last Sunday at a good What ever you want ask us, we are sure to have it. Salt Relief Society, April 3 and 4. One fare rates via Salt Lake Route. Trains that run on time. Ask for tickets via "Salt Lake Route." BEAR IN MIND. WORK CLOTHES The following were present: Mr. 'and Mrs. Henry Macartney, Miss !A(1sTnonds' Mrs- - Vm- - Lrna Skirts. Muslin .and others Tionntiful line of Skirts iust in. The most complete line ever. r'rank Hinckley, manager and Must be seen to be appreciated. arid prices wonderfully low. principal owner of a big dry farm north of the Gilson MountLadies Shirt Waists and ain in Tintic, states that he has Silks. Children's Dresses & in six hundred acres of grain demand silks much is for There j this year and that it has begun Rompers. Vvprv ladv must nee them at and we have a beautiful line to to germinate, and with the recent precipitation he has hopes (select lrom of an excellent crop. He has some rye in that is already up "The Quality Store" -7. 1 THE TOGGERY The Store that satisfies. Though the March winds blow, And the mercury's low Still Fleischmann's Yeast Will raise your dough. ENTERPRISE GROCERYFone CO. LUX US FLl-l- ) YOU. 55 |