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Show Our New Spring Lines of Laces, Embroideries, Trimmings and Muslin Underwear. LOCAL NOTES Patriot's Shoes for Men. greatest variety.'and best Highest market prices paid for all kinds of beef cattlo See Lunt and Belliston beforeyou sell. Miss Loa Sidwell spent last visiting Payson Friday in friends. See the prices on Muslin underwear for Saturday only in Excelsior window. Shoes and Slippers Highest prices paid by Geo. R. Howard for feeders, beef, stock cattle, and bulls. Phone 104 k., P. 0. Box 141. Pure bred Leghorn cockerels, high strain of layers Sam is now about complete. We can show you the values ever shown here. You will be astonished at the low prices we are Call and see quoting. us Our lines of are also complete and can show you all the newest novelties Li these lines, Quality guaranteed. CHAS. FOOTE & SONS. Miss Mabel Starr spent a few days in Payson last week. Miss Luella Miller was operat ed upon yesterday in Salt Lake Call and for tumor of the stomach. Miss Katie Kendall has been confined to her room the past week wilh lameness in her right leath- ers over all nobby lasts to fit and please all men. "Patriots" are made by skilled workmen in a large specialty factory devoted exclusively to the man- ft ufacture of the high grade welts. They contain no substitutes for leather. Strictly High Class Shoes at popular prices. $4.00, $4.25, $4.50 and $5.00. All members are urged to at tend Ihe Commercial Club meet ing next Tue3 Jay evening. Ono Prloo to nlZ novorUndoreold New Dress Goods and Ginghams now arriving daily. see them. "Patriot". Shoes are made in all the popular HYDE S. WHITMOK TI-r-E SHOE PEOTPLIi:. CO All Muslin underwear for Pure- bred. white Wyandotte WVWVWMVWWWWVWWM Excel- eggs for at on Sale sale at popular prices Saturday T i cily street supervisor F. sior. Quist. ibyJ. the sidewalks cleared r- ): f. 1 Is of s v after the recent wg For. the pruning of young , which caused great ins'.j.-.jrds see Ralph Belliston. Low Excursion Rates convenience o the people of the A good agent wanted in every THERE IS ONLY ONE MORE WEEK THAT WE whole town. To town to represent an old estabto make your hens & Texas Mexico middle WantedPoints aged lished by insurance Jthat company WILL HANG GUTTERING FOR 14C PR. FOOT. lay lots of eggs. woman one furnished room for makes a specialty of temperance Via Address risks, low ratet, and liberal conliirht house keeping. Salt Lake Route. Call in and let us 87. box tract to capable man. Address See local agent or write J. H. W2 HAVE MADE AND HUNG OVEY 20.0 JO FT. Mrs. M. A. Jackson, put you next. A card to the Times from Mr. S. Wilson, 253 Broadway, New Manderfield, No. 1G9 S. Main St.. Salt Lake City, Utah. OF GUTTERING SINCE WE HAVE BliEN IN and Mrs. Barton Brough states York. We also have rethat they are enjoying their medies for comHANG YOURS? "bridle to'er" very much. k:.:, DON'T FORGET a for- - ; w: - Now The Time. WHY NOT LET US BUSINESS . Until further nctice lump coa $5.00 cash, $5.25 time; nut $4.75 Hawkins & OGKey. Let me quote you a price on County Assessor Earl Jack-ma- n cattle. Lon Lunt your and deputy Lorenzo II. Levan, went to the Trobation officer J. E. Tin tic district to start the work to Salt Lake Saturof assessing there. with several dry confer to day Montana. They from Muslin Underwear special for farmers to have Mr. Mem-mo- tt Saturday only, 25 per cent off, are planning lands and start their visit at Excelsior. work. their in them cut A carload corn! Corn, corn, due this week. Nearly all sold. Charles Orgill was in from Get your orders in. EJward Mona last week and did business Cazier. at the Times' office. TTTTTrnTTTTII 'I I I tfV Mor-tensen- of Mem-mottwe- Ill II I H RUBBERS. During this kind of weather you will need RUBBERS ami when you buy you will want the best, and the best Rubbers arc the Straight Line Brand. This brand of Rubbers are made in response to the demand of ''Better Rubbers" in light and medium weight. They will give satisfaction in every instance and make friends with all who wear them. ' Be sure that you get the Straight Line BranJ whenjou buy and remember they are for sale only at tfie Excelsior Mercantile Co The Quality Store. nt For Murder Case. Last Saturday, Clerk of the District Court, Thomas W. Vickbrough. in the presence of A. R. John Ingram is quite ill, and ers, County Treasurer, and fears ars entertained that he Is Paxman, T. L. Foote, County Attorney, mentally deranged. The con drew from the box 35 names jury stant worry over his wife's ill- to serve as at the petit jurors ness and his consequent low vi March term of the District Court tality seems to have affected From the will list be following his mind. chosen the panel which will try A large crowd of people went the Gustaidi murder case;- ud to witness the aviation meet. Nephi,- - John J. Sullivan, Sam- and those who attended last uel Shaw Sr., Roy L. Bachelor, Sunday saw the biplanes in the!1 E G rover, Louis Pitt, George hands of the aviators Ely and R. Howard. Oliver Wilson. Willard master the air in a way George Golden, George W. Foote. would that compare with the Mona- ,- Lorenzo Kay, Orson swift flying birds. , II. Kay. Byron Focte is in from hi Milton Jennings, father's ranch at Gandy, Utah. Levan, James Anderson. Mr. Foote states that they have Juab,- - James W. Bean. been having a hard time getting Eureka- ,- E. G. Hansen, Mat any mail through the postoffice V. L. Thomas, Anthere, but now that the post Newman, drew Johnson, E. II. O'Connor, office inspector has been making Dan Jepperson, Henry Runnels, an investigation, he hopes they Edward John Smith, Ivie, II. F. will be able to hear from their Dan Fullcride, John C Kelly, friends and get a copy of the Morley, Charles Eugene Blackett, Times every week. William Davis. The best line of Muslin underMammoth,- - J. B. Roberts, wear is at Excelsiors, special Jerry M. Sullivan, William For-selale Saturday only. Charles E. Robertson, Hans That Muslin underwear you J. Hassell, Thomas Hillman, are going to buy is to be sold William Martin. Saturday 25 per cent off at cash, $5.00 time.-- H. Tinners & Plumbers. Jurors Golds- - D. y, Excelsior. Last Monday 4 freight cars loaded with coal were derailed below Mills, delaying the due train here at 8:45, passenger until late in the afternoon. The friends of John A. Alder will be pleased to learn that he has been appointed principal of the State Industrial School at Ogden with special work in the arts and crafts. Home Missionary Appointments. The following are the mission ary appointments for Sunday, j Feb. 19th., Mora,- - Oliver Kiel- -' son and Elijah Salisbury; Levan, ' -- Alonzo S perry and Vernon' Vickers; Nephi 2nd Ward, I George Nielsen and John L. I Fmncom. ; Second Ward Mutual Program. plaints of The following program will be rendered at the Second ward Mutual next Sunday evening at 7:00 p. m. Selection High School Glee Club Vocal solo T. W. Vickers Mrs. T. W. Vickers Reading Piano trio Deon. Maleta Golds. brough and Venice Wright your horses, cows, and chickens. Try the Prussian Stock Foods. . UMTS PHARMACY Negligee Shirts. A swell line of BRAND" 'OAK Negligee shirts have jusl arrived, every tern Imaginable. See our window for pat- fur- ther proof. We always carry the latest patterns in Neckwear with a large assortment 5 to choose from. 5 ii . Hats! Hats! Hat S! If you are looking for something swell in a hat don't forget that we have a swell line of LONGLEY & STETSON'S THE TOGGERY Handlers of clean merchand ise. The marriage' of' John Wm. Pitt and Elizabeth May Bale took with Hishop Parkes officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bale, and is a young lady who has been brought up in this place Tuesday, community. Oliver Nielson ('lit I f, xf a has gone to tnr.ntk 4 I eated for iheumatism. The Times h3 not yet been inform- ( 1 as to whether the trouble is j d le to old bachelorh xJ or not, SATURDAY SPJ2CLACS RADISHES, LETTUCE, CALIFLOWER, CELERY and other good things for your Sunday Dinner. |