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Show We Are Showing THE BIGGEST LINE OF MEN'S AND BOY'S . Now is the time to plan on that cement work. Se Thoe. Pass and W. K. Smith. Prices the lowest and work guaranteed. for sale Slightly used rt cheap. Russell Hawkins. ' , Clqthing, Furnishings, Shoes & Hats. to be seen this season and can give you Better Selections and Better Prices than can be given elsewhere. . See our new window display and also Big Bargains in Ladies' Waists and Dresses. OnoPriootoall novor TTnderaold CHAS. FOOTE & S ONS WITH Sherwin-William- s Arsenate of Lead. A Good supply always on hand Phone No 1. ttawMns 8c OGHey. Where You get your Spray Pumps and Rods. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. King. For sale cheap-$13- 0 surrey-a- l were in Mona Sunday visiting.most new T. E. Carter. relatives and friends. . . m t wvi wmtmore was in fcait If you want a hot fire, a not) J.v w. time, get your coal at Grace Lake on business the first of the Bros. Lumber Co. week. 2 good milk cows for sale cheap-ChaGet your rubber roofing, wire Sell?. netting, and screen doors from Grace Bros. Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beagley returned home Sunday from For sale, all kinds of shade Logan where Mr. Beagley has trees, dewberries, and general been attending school the past nursery stock. II. E. Howell. year. . I m w In the Big Prize Piano Contest and New Goods coming in every day. Highest market prices paid for all kinds of beef eattle See Lunt and Belliston beforeyou sell. Geo. W. Booth, tailor. in Room House, with bath. Close in. Enquire J. FOR SALE. Best place town- .- Good 6 W. Hyde. Enoch Burton and Abner C. Bigler were in Provo last Satur day on business. For sale .cheap, new Jewel range and kitchen cabinet See Miss Mina Latimer has return ed home fr:m teaching school. brown Jersey LOST One heifer branded J. 0. on right thigh. If found notify James Carter. Jamas Hawkins is planning to move his family up to his 160 acre Idaho ranch north of Idaho Falls, the first of next month. They will spend a month rustic ating and enjoying ranch life. Any one wishing to save $75 to $100 on Piano. Address P. 0, Thie week our new Spring line of Ladles, Misseas' and Children's STROOTMAN SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS, arrived. Also our Spring Summer line of ARMOR PLATE HOSIERY. A fine assortment in plain cotton, lisle and silk, hole-prohosiery for Men and Boys in great variety of styles and colors for 25c, 35c, and 50c. A fine bunch of Oxfords and Slippers in and Pat-- . ent Leather for Little Gents, Bigger Boys and Grown-uppriced for quick selling at$1.85, $2.50 and $2.75 Another big consignment of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE Gun-Met- Justin. In short No matter what you want come and see us and get our prices. HYDE & WHITMOE To Whom It May Con Misses' & Children's OXFORDS S SANDLALS. to-da- Dinner Parly. Excelsior fflercantileCo "The Quality Store." Deputy Sheriff H. D. spent the cern. Golds-broug- h first of the Notice is hereby given that I week in Salt Lake on business. will not be responsible for any sold at once. Farming the remainder of the evening was spent in games and music. The following were present: Misses Lavern Miller, Florence Hobbs, Pearl Sparks. Phyllis Sparks. Myrtle Golden, Latrec-ci- a Gray, Emma Boucher, Kate Pexton, Pearl Wright Messrs James Mathews, Earl Pitt AI-vin Burton, Gerald C trier, Udall Edgheill, Lenard Burton, June Kendall, Glen Bigler, and Charles Jenkins. Don't Forget That Decoration Day is drawing near, and you must have some paper flowers We have a fine assortment of In Tintic. Names of Piano Contestants. tis- sue and crape paper all shades. Call in and select what before it is to 'ate. See J. W. Hyde. on his eleventh birthday. Many County Attorney T. L. Foote, Dane him. were who is interested with Gus. J. given presents and commenced were Henriod in a piece of farming games ing about 7 o'clock. Refreshments land to the west of Eureka, was were served, and an enjoyable here this week. Messrs Foote time had. and Henriod have most of their land for the present Don't fail to' read the Temper- season planted and everything indicates ance Notes on page five of this that they will raise some good MONEY TO LOAN on im issue. Low excursion rates from ill proved Irrigatedfarm s. T. C crops of corn, oats, potatoes. stations on the SALT LAKE Winn. Some trees The Modern Woodmen lodge vegetables, etc ROUTE in Utah, to various desalso been and Mr. have Supt. of Schools, Ivan C Dalby of Nephi have moved their lodge Foote states tnatplanted on sale tinations. Tickets the crops here of the old is in from Levan conducting the rooms to the various dates during May, June, as advanced as are about far Chas. Foote & Sons store, which examinations this week. and house in has A are July, August September. has been remodeled into very they Nephi. Let me quote you a price on comfortable See Lxal Agent for rates and been erected for the use of the rooms. lodge SALE DATES. your cattle. Lon LunL parties who are looking after the Mrs. S. E. McCune went down ground and this week a bunch of to Mills last night to spend a few twelve cows was sent here and milk from these cows will be sold days with her son George. Mrs. Bessie Matley of Spanish in Tintic Mr. Foote believes Fork is viftiting with her sister that a small dairy can be success fully operated in connection wilh Mrs. Wallie Batchelor. the farming business In the Tintic Valley and more cows will Principal A. H. Anderson of no doubt be secured within the Mona, and Principal Joseph Christensen of Levan. are in next few weeks. The cows can with their eighth grade students be pastured during the summer who are takieg the final examin- months. ations Several hundred acres of yesterday and y. The most beautiful line of Misses' and ground have been planted this Children's Oxfords and Sandals have year in the valley to the west of Just been received and ready for quick Eureka and many more acres are selling. They are made up In Patent, being cleared for next season. Messrs Foote and Henriod Kid and Metal Leather and of the latMiss Georgia McCune enter- have an advantage over the other est styles. Every one of the numbers tained last Sunday evening com- land owners of that section as are excellent wearers and the price Is plimentary to Miss Phyllis Spark. their crops can be Irrigated durlower than ever before Dinner was served at 6 p. m. for the summer months with the young ladies. The table dec- ing water which is pumped from the orations were in pan lies and Centennial Eureka mine. Recarnations, and the parlof was porter. . festooned with lilacs and carnations. At 8 p. m. the young men appeared on the scene, and up-stai-rs 00 nasi once. Last Friday about 50 little friends surprised Albert Garrett al s, ' debts that Thurza M. Vickers Club Meeting. may contract; and I will objec t Literary to her disposing or any property The Ladies' Literary Club met owned by us jointly without my Monday evening at the home of consent. Mrs. J. E. Cole. The following JOS. W. VICKERS. excellent program was givDated May 19, 1911, en: Box 455 Nephi. Life of Grant and Hayes, Mrs. Good mountain pasture for J. W. Whitmore, paper on Home horses, cheap." See Joseph E. Sanitation, Mrs. W. W. Bennett. New. Good as Irons at once. Current Events, Mrs. Geo. W. 1 Wardrobe FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wright $35.00. Black Leather Couch Sudbury. The next meeting will returned from Salt Lake Satur $30.00. Kitchen Cupboard $9.00, be held at the home of Mrs. J. day evening. Hot Blast Stove $5.00. Must be R. Edgheill. For good pasture at reason able rates see Joseph Irons at , of I do al) kinds of cleaning and re pairing, and sell suits that fit s. Get the baby a pair. Get the little girl a pair. Get the big girl a pair. While we have the right size. v. go-ca- Geo. Allen. Save Your Crops By SPRAYING Interested. EVERBOM LOCAL IIOTES puuucr UfflTS Names of Contestants for the "Precr!pt:on Drugfclt." Grand Piano Prizes to be given away August 1st. at Hyde & Whitmore Co's. t Store, showing their standing at 6 o'clock May Nephi Prices of Market 12, 1911. Genie Candland Geneva Price Lucile Wood Mrs. W. I. Cartwright Caroline Pitt Da vette Bigler Lillian Robertshaw Verlie Morris Susie Ostler Mrs. Laura Ingram Edith Andrews Phyllis Mangum Stella Shaw May Foster Zetta Bale Esther Ockey Lavelle Ockey LaFown Tolley Florence Miller Vera Chase Mable Pitt Maude Ingram Alvetta Warner Ida Mendenhall Flossie Painter Zella Roberts Eliza Tompson Priscilla Wilson Ida Gadd Shelled Pecan 3470 81940 429G0 Rhoda Vickers Mrs. Flossie W. Carter Ella Garrett Fauntella Memmott Dortha Salisbury Ella Downs Erma Jones 79280 86150 91890 31310 40590 38130 101850 35370 51540 32120 35710 224S0 21550 18720 14310 37730 68400 18250 Products Patent flour Straight grade Baker's flour Graham Bran Shorts Alfalfa Oats per cwL Wheat per. bu. Barley per cwt Corn Dressed Beef Dressed hens Dressed veal Dressed mutton Dressed pork Creamery butter Ranch butter Ranch c;rgs Potatoes per. Lu. $2.60 2.40 2.20 2.20 1.15 1.30 12.00 1.75 70c 1.50 $1.50 81-2- c 14c 81-2- c 8c 91-2- c 25c 25c 15c 85c 25CS0 24230 40300 TRADE 5C080 2US0 C5750 18010 16140 33130 14710 26250 12790 12360 18520 19790 This paper's advertising columns are tht business news of Ihe commun- it y- - If you happen to need a new parlor carpet, you will be a lot more interested In a carpet ad. ttan in a paragraph about Jim Jonas' newly painted barn. That's why everybody In this vicinity reads this paMORAL per's ads. & Walnuts packed in air and dust proof waxed packages. 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