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Show U2m LOCAL Bargains, Bargains, Boost For Your Town NOTES Pull Own If you like the old town best. Tell 'em so. Money to loan-- - T. H. Burton, j Miss Neva Booth spent New If you'd have her lead the rest, Years in Salt Lake Help her grow. When there's anything to do Miss Stella Blown returned to the Let fellows count on you, Payson Monday. You'll feel Lully when i'ts Reed Starr is the GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER IN MEN'S AND BOYS' spending SUITS AND OVERCOATS. , i : We must clean them up, don't want to carry any over, Call and see the unheard of Low Prices. All high class merchandise. week in Payson. Highest price, paid for tie. S. A. Lunt. through. Don't jou know. If you want to make a mit, fat cul Get a name. White Chester hog kept at If the other fellow's it, siamu Kendall's. Who's to blame? Miss Stella Cox spent the ho! i Spend your money in the town, days with friends in Nephi. Give the mail concern a frown FOR SALE That's tha game. Plenty of gocd winter onions at M. Whiting. If you're used to giving knocks, For rent a four roomed hou?u . Change your style. Throw bouquets instead of roc ks. Apply at Times Office. For a while. Howard and Andrews pay goo. Let the other fellow roast. all of for beef kinds cattk Shun him prices as would a ghost, you Miss Mattie Cazier has re Meet his hammer with a boast t.in.ed home after spending the And a smile. past few mon'hs in Eureka. When a stranger ficm afar Miss Lillian Blackett spent Comes along, Christmas holidays in Eureka Tell him who and what we are-M- ake visiting relatives and friends it strong Abe Gibson spent the first part Needn't flatter, never b.ufl"; of trie week in Salt Lake visiting Tell the truth, but that's enough. relatives. Join the boosters thej 're tht Judge Joshua Greenwood was stuff, in Salt Lake the first part of the We belong. week. Mi. and Mrs. Timothy H 6 y t Report On Alaska Oold are spending the week in Eph-raiA vvNaik ; ! - ' I UNDERSOLD. NEVER ONE PRICE TO ALL j Chas Foote & Sons. I j Stop That Cold Draft ! i from coming in under your doors, by using our Rubber Weather It doesn't only prevent Strips. J m, the cold, but it prevents sickness. not delay, but come in today and make your purchase, Do ' iawitins St OGKey. Tinners & Plumbers Nephi, Utah. 1. I The parent's class of the first ward will be held in the first I ward relief hall Sunday. A good program has been arranged for 4 and all parents of this ward are I S invited to be present. Isaac II. Grace will lecture to the parents class of the second from pas L ward Sundav mornincr, subject, "Teaching the boy to save." All parents of this ward are invited to ba present. Good Ore Found. factorily. The colonel recently inspected the Butte & Sjperior mine and mill at Bulte. With ore seciion at capacity and the other under changes, the mill is handling COO tons a day. The ultimate capacity s h o u d be 1200 tons a day. This producing DO of metaillic zinc daily, or brother of the tons 175 Be-rr- m li" " 2 Hi BIG m t ii him Lim I I in ill full W ii t in n 1 S n - ft fr- I Si INVENTORY JI I we have you lose 3 NEPHI DRUG CO. Font 27 27. rnmn? lr. - k-- O. Box For 11 DEEP 1 tons oT cencentrates. Misses Kewley, returned heme Saturday after spending a week The waiting room in the depot Ha a visiting in Nephi. at Juab which has been closed Mrs. II. Lee Boyerof Spring for twenty years has been openr rt ville came down Wednesday to ed, and is now ready to acccrro- spend New Years with relatives date all pasfenpers. There are in Nephi. j benches to sit on and a fire to ' f warm e b for by. paid Highest price Yours truly, and all kinds of cattle by Geo. B. Howard. J. A. JACKSON. Agt. Phone 104 K. P. If you don't come and see what hn Bel lis ton. Mr. Kewley, ut P 141. 8ale,-dini- ig room Si SNOW Jan. Gth Utah Wool Gr',v, m ConventionOne tr.d one fifiii fare for round trip via Salt LaW Uoute Return Jan. 9lh. Atk i l:cket via Salt Lake Rout. J hn Booth, wh has ten atteiiome the A. C. decided to take a hunting trip in the cedars of Iron County, A Once a subscriber youwill wonder how you ever got along THE MOUHTAIH USD STATES TELEGRAPH R. W. OARDMIR, Dist. Mgr. TELEPHONE CO. but one intern td ir. this mining company are Nephi men- AH Our Cough Syrup of White Pino with tar apeak for Itself. Pleasant to the taete food for all ages. To those who are not acquainted with It merit we ay, A trial bottle will convince you. W are pleased to see those from Missouri who wish to be shown. 25 & 50 cents per bottle. 1TC PHARMACY Alwafs at your Service. Second Ward Program. The following program will be Go to R. T. Beagley'a for clean rendered at the second ward fall and winter apples. Halt Lake Jan. 6th and 7th Sunday evening at 6:30. Piano Solo Lucile Greenwood one and one fifth fare for round Geo. A. Sperry trip. Tickets on sale Jan. fith Reading Vocal Solo Nellie Udail Return Jan 9th. Ask for ticket Piano Solo Venice Wrigh t via Salt Ltke Route. intftd AT ,T MS BEEN A ? X?'VN Na F THE NSW VCA"' PLEASANT PiVILESE TO HAVE SERVED YOU IN THE PAST MOST AND TO SERVE YO J BETTER IN THE FUTURE. IS OUR NEW YEAR'S AM BITIOM. . 1912 HAS BEEN VERY GOOD TO US of WE MOPE IT HAS BEEN EQUALLY SO TO YOU. WISHES OP OUR STORE AND MAY YOU HAVE standing Christmas with hi j parents in Nephi. Makes uncomfortable walking. Install a telephone and take your comfort at home. ton. Stop Coughing MAY WE TELL YOU NOW - 0)1, ; Stop Stop Stop nid--bosr- one twelve foit extenti' n table, one kitchen c a b i r t t one cubboard, one Iron bed, aji ;.'y to Mrs. Lizzie Jacfarlaiic ilOJ",;'.'',-- ' i i j The Iron King Consolidated Mining and Milling Co., who has been working a mine in west Tintic foj the last twelve years has at last made a good strike. A vain of ore 5JJ ft et t h i c k in found, which assays J75.C0 per J- IV-- '' ) .7"- Parent's Classes month ago. This, however, was being used mainly in the exten sive metallugical experiments that are being conducted with the ores from the mines. JHr. Jackling declared yesterday that the Alaska gold property as a whole i.. developing most satis- week. Lost one white spit dog co'tar number 25. Return to Hyrum Carter and receive reward. Misses Jacquita and Louise EJgheil) returned Tuesday afternoon to their home in Salt Lake after a akort visit here. Miss Alice Winn has a special .friend visiting her this weeK in the person ot Mr. Orion of Provo. Miss Maymie Brown of Salt " Lake has been visiting the last .1 jWeek with her Bistei Mrs. .J. L. Mk PROSP2RCUiNEWYICA. (C Influential Men of History A ACCEPT THE BEST MOST HAPPY AND THE TOGGERY" liell the inventor of the telephone. Pestalozzl, to whoe work rr ay be traced the seed ideas vt mod- ern education. Rousseau. The most tremendous modern fact in democracy. Perhaps no man could be found to whose writings the rise of democratic ideas may be better attributed than J. J. Rousseau. This may close Beethoven. with the name of the man in whose works music, as the mod em mind understates it, reach 'ed its supreme development We t It is better 'to have the long green in the tills than the grass green in the streets. Unity makes the long green grow. The town that does not pull together will be pulled ' pieces. great potential possibilities The old mill here, which has 100 a n d a capacity of 500 Bowers stamps, tons a days, burned about a of the PaysoD. Mr. and Mrs. Matt j went to Manti the miJdle y I Phone No. Continued ' n Dissension in a town makes the grass grow in the streets. Unity makes the trade grow in the stores. Other things being equal, a city is usually as big as the faith of its people If they believe in it enough to Bink all differences and pull together you can bet dollars to doughnuts that town is on the up grade. When all the merchants unite for the good of their burg it is a safe gamble that home trade will unite itself to them. Mines, visiting relatives. Miss Janet Latimer left Tues - HOME 11 TRADE.. 1 i bs pleased lo serve you with the best groceries that the market affords during all of 1913. will ' Enterprise Grocery Company Fhone 55 |