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Show JUST RECEIVED An assortment of the very LOCAL also a biic new line of Peters shoes All new styles and for women. Prices lowest. colors. HOUSE CLEAISmSTG See our Carpets, Linoleums, Rugs, Curtains, Ocedar Alops and NEVER The Store Where Shopping Safely is Assured. 4 newest things in Ladies' Spring Coats. See them. Prices lowest. Style and quality high. ONE PRICE TO ALL NOTES UNDERSOLD. Cement for sale S. R. Winn Money to'loan - T. II. Barton Dr. D. 0. Miner went toProvo . --- Foote. Good home for sale apply to Bale.-- T. L. Jos. Golden FOR SALE 18 yds of home made carpet. Mrs. Ted Bowles For 6ale full blooded Hereford cattle, male and female for breeding purposes. J. F. Wrigh t E. D. Sorenson of Manti came over to Nephi on business Monday morning. Eugene Neilson of Levan is in Nephi this week visiting a par- We beleive in our merchandise strongly enough to tctk it up to that extent. 'Our truarantee of satisfaction is unlimited and adjusts A little child can trade as safely and tself toveach customer's ideas. surely at such a store as the shrewdest shopper. New goods being opened up every day. Come and see ticular friend. Mark Sowby was a passenger the north bound train Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Belliston was taken to the Salt Lake Thursday to be operated on for appendicitis. Mrs. D. 0, Miner went to Salt Lake Tuesday to visit relatives and friends for a week or ten days. Samuel Shaw Jr. came down from Salt Lake Tuesday, where he has been working for some time. Li Attorney Henry Adams was in Salt Lake Wednesday and Thurs ID Our Sod?i Fonntain and Ice Cream Dept. day attending to some legal bus will receive special attention hereafter. iness. Joseph Crawley of Provo returned home Tuesday afternoon, CD after 9 INTCtLUKUCDTROVfTIAMLAUNOBA visiting friends in Nephi for a few days. Miss Ina. and Jay Hawkins Willis and came Joseph For Sale The best corner in from down Lake Salt Tuesday the city, opposite the Forrest Try having a Saving evening in an auto. Hotel inquire, J. W. Hyde." Miss Nellie came A'ccount S.A. Chase returned to Eurehome from Lake week Salt last ka Monday after a short visit in to attend the of her his home town. and sea what opportuniErnest. t ties con with It. W.A.C. Bryan brother, i II F. II o m e r . principal of spent Arbor day on his nut farm A mm nny iiwtllbi located near the Levan switch. schools, wa3 in Salt Lake and Lo withwithout aoibition Mrs. Eliza Kirgan was taken gan, Friday and Saturday of on school business. out saviti(s aoeount. to the in Salt Lake last week A meeting will be held in the Thursday to be operated upon. Good resolutions house Monday afternoon court R. J. Henriod came ome from encouragement. If 2 o'clock, of which all the at California Monday afternoon you would Ilk to save widows Mr. Henriod is much improved Indians some money wo would veterans are expected to be jof by his trip advise you to jet started. The present. purpose of Good mountain pasture adaptis to arrange for the meeting $1 or mora will five you ed especially for horses, at tl a pension, which has been approthis start. head per month. Will gather one priated by the state. It is urcen ouncn at isepni April 15, a n d that all should be present. Re anomer May isi. r or particulars, member the date, place, and write or see u. tl. fierce, Levan time. Chas Foote & Sons. You are invited to test our claim as Ncphi'sforemost specialists Ic , distinctin dependable and correct Merer.? ru'isc ft ! c i i U . It i 'ij ion, for square dealing, for satisfactory pricing, for satisfaction in every way. Measure whatever you buy here, and your experience in paying heed to our advertising statements; Set your cw n stare!? tC cf Mite tn what you buy here. Wednesday afternoon G&od buggy and harness for at the NEPHI MERCANTILE on Wtiere Good Merchandise l CO. Cheaper. hospital ua m Memorize The Name RALPH'S PLACE Do You Get Me? m 0 NEPHI DRUG CO. EJSEis'fiiLTiEsnmiaHdiLininina Russell Stanley funeral Attorney hospital da-arv- o T;re. First National Bank. Nephi, - - Utah. this Utah Miss Stella Brown sang a song at the Orpbeurn Theatre and Aleeting Of Ladies' Literreceived a hearty encore. Not ary Club. Highest price paid for fat cat- until she made her second apThe Ladies' Literary club tle. S. A. Lunt pearance did the audience be- were entertained at the home of Lunt and Belliston are paying come reconciled. The song alone Mrs. R. F. Homer Monday eventop prices for all kinds of beef was worth the price of admis- ing. The following program cattle. sion. Beaver Co. News. was carried out: Lecture, "Hap f it Pcrfedl Fitting Pumps for Women YfA BUI Most important in the selection of pumps is the question of lit. A pump that gaps at the sides is never correct; a pump that binds at toe or heel is never comfortable. Utz c Dunn Co. pumps for women are made on the most approved lines. Will not gap or bind and positively will not slip at the heel. This is a feature which will appeal to all wearers of pumps. Wc have them in all leathers and in fabrics. I 33.00, S3.50 at EXCEL"'" 0 "Tha Store- -. School Celebrates Arbor Undesirable s Green's. Day. Never was a program carried out more successfully than the one given by the public schools last Monday afternoon. The object in giving the program was threefold: first, c 1 e a n up the school grounds and in so doing teach lessons in civic pride; second, give grade children a start in V i athletic contests; third, get money with which to buy musical rj33rds for the victrola. For a week previous to the pupils a n d teachers gave eggs to the school and when the nt last egg was counted it was found that one hundred and fifty four and one half dozen had been given. Ten gallons of ice c 'earn and one hundred and fifty three bags of p e a n u t s were bought and sold. The net proceeds on sale of cream and peanuts was more than ten dollars. The total net proceeds will be more than thirty dollars.' The sports at the north square were enjoyed by all. AtUra number of races the ball game between the boys of the seventh and eighth grades was the center of attraction. This was one of the best juvenile ball games that has ever been played in Nephi. The eighth grade only led in two innings while seventh kept from one tally to five in lead until the six innir gs was played the score being 22 to 23 in favor of the Seventh Grades. Never was there such enthu-assiueeen at any tall gtine as was manifest there by the boys and g i r I s of the two grades. Prof. Johnson head of the department of public school music in the B. Y. U. spent two days in Nephi last w e e k practicing wilh the high school students on the opera and incedently in-- J specting the mu.ic work. He; was pleased with the work that: is being done. Prof. Johnson is to take one of the leading parts) in the opera which is to be putj on siKn. He is one the tenors in the state. the piness of Duty", by Mrs. R F. Homer; Lecture, "Decision of Character, Mrs. J. W. Hyde; Question, "What can a man gain by bad company " was discussed by Mrs. W. F. Rroun Jr. The following were present: Mesdames W. C. Andrews, Wm. Bailey. W. F. Brouph Jr., J. E. Cole, J. W. Hyde.yl. W. Whit-- : Jenkins' family orchestra left more, D. O. Mine r. Mark Sow-b- v and the hostess Mrs. Homer. Wednesday for Delta, where they will furnish music for the Millard track meet to be Two Puncrals In One held in County that place Thursday Week. pyday and Saturday. Funeral services were held at the home of Rubin Stanley Fri day afterno"n of last week tvcr the remains of their little son Ernest. Bishop W. II. Belliston was in charge. The siogir.? w furnished by Relief society choir. S. 11. Winn, J. M. Chrifen?-and Bishop Beliistm spoke" words of comfort and onso'a 1 ; best' t o r at A 25c Box of. I Monday evening Mrs. J. S. Green and her daughter ;ceiv-e- d a scare by something moving around their home resembling a man. From reports received, the two ladieshad been out making a call, on their returning home, the daughter saw a man hiding behind a tree. The mother went out and began to inquire what he wanted and what t business he had thre at the same time moving slowly toward the "thing." The man made no answer to the questkn asked. When Mrs. Green came within a few step? of the tree the fellow took to his heels and ran out of the lot. It would be an excellent thing on occasions of this kind to notify the officers quietly while such fellows were hiding behind the tree and have them placed under prrest, and taken care of. Good Opportunity Garden. Conkey's Lice Powder. jj j L may save you $25.00 worth of younj Chickens. Simply dust In nests. We have the liquid lice killer and the foods that stre- nglhen small chickens. Everything In stock food. Try a bucket of stock medSclt Insures health and vigor to all kinds of animals. icated in piiitL Always at your Service. To Will rent to responsible terty city blocks with 7 shares oJ water in east part of town. No money requirtd, care of I 217 MAIN ST. young orchards. Address Jacob I SALT LAKE CIT Y. UT. Coleman Provo, Utah. 2 just 3 Tbt Start With ft Guirantw" 2 FOR RENT OR SALE. C a A 9 room house with pantry, bath and cellar. Best location Lucern seed forsale Roy Whit-take- r. in Nephi for home or hotel. Also two lots on Depot street. Inquire FOR SALE- - My residence of Mrs. Amy B. orover, Nephi, for particulars inquire of R. L. Utah. Batchelor. f Frame Construction is Most Preferable. fx horna building not en!y on account of In coiomy, buy bftcautt of dap!sbi!i!y to thsrgirg conditions. Hciret built cf wood Vi ai- -i mored from ena location to an;hfj Itey can ba abated or without injurirg their fere-a- l arpearanc far the rtaaon that f aintirg ,! msVa irs e!d kok as good ai raw. M We have m complete stock consisting of: Joist. Dimension. Sills, Siding, Caning, Ilasc, Ceiling. Moulding.. Flooring, Sash, Shingle. Lath, Plaster &L Cement. Doora. AKER LUMBER CO. Agents fcr NEPHI HARDWALL PL ASTER, OGDEN PORTLAND ANO RED DEVIL CEMENTS. (iOOI)SIOth. IMIOMi IMMIMIT SLKVICE. . . FOR YOUR COMING SPRING APPETITE, TRY SOME OF OUR SFRII'IG GaOGEEIBS.' ton4sf l.'rr'orfaved parent.: This made ih weerd funeral in less than a weVc at the Stanley V Enterprise Grocery Company P55ne 1 |
