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Show r THE Friday, August 19, 1927. TIMES-- K KWS, NEPHI, UTAH Local Happenings County recorder and iMrs. E. B Sperry was in Salt Lake Thursday. THE CROOK WHO STEALS BANK BOOK IS NOT A Wednesday evening a party wa held at Maxine Pay's for the Senio Seo Gull class of North wrd, eacl ot the class furnishing refreshments A Miss Sadie Howard returned horn Monday after a month's vacation a Yellowstone and Rexburg, Idaho National Park. THIEF, BUT A LUNATIC. CLASSIFIED PAGE FIVE AOS WANTED Job of Herding or Feeda!2t3 ing Sheep. Phone 196. FOR SALE Milch Cow. Cheap. P. J. Sunders. Phone 68. al2tf Main Watch cleaning $1.00; Springs, $1.00; Jewels. $1.00; Clock Cleaning, $1.00; Watch Glasses 35c. E. L. Boucher, 196 West Center. A12t2 Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Slack o FOR SALE Kohler - Campbell Superior, Arizona, are spending a Piano, in good condition Phone 37 few days in Nephi this week, visit ing with Mrs. Slack's mother, Mrs For Apples Wealthy Cooking D. K. Brown. Sale J. Worwood A12t3p Tom J. Moore, noted film actor and ICE for Sale lV2c per lb. E. Tanner. his daughter Alice, of New York City were among the list of guests at the C. J. has a complete line of Forest Hotel last Sunday night. Mr electricalPyper and will be pleas supplies, was on his way east and let ed to Moore on any furnish estimates Monday morning for his electrical work that you need. CfRff .''OR SALE Nice New Blackboard Joseph Orgill, was up from Mills about 40x36. Mothers! Just the Utah, Thursday, and reports that thing for the kiddies' home study there are exceptionally good pros- Call 61. alt pects for a bumper crop of alfalfa seed in that locality, providing th ATTKXTION! Mr. Wheat Farmer fall frosts hold off for anothe or so. month For Sale Two large metal Whea . Bins or each $65. So The Senior Seagull class of th Ward Relief Society., Call 61. alt North ward had their meeting at WANTED the home of Ada Jackson, Friday "DEALERS BECOMi ' INDEPENDENT afternoon. Refreshments were ser Ownyour busia week made Rellin ness. $50-8- 0 ved to the following: Fern Garrett Mildred Stephenson, Eliza Worwood extracts Heberling's medicines, Maxine Sperry, Georgia Parkins, spices, toilot articles, etc., direct t Alito Blackett, Flometta Bowles farmers. Experiences and capita Maxine Pay and the hostess Ada Old establishet not required. Jackson. Company. Complete line of necess ities used In the home every day e TO swarm of The Large repeat sales. Pleasant work unlimited with opportunities girls left early last Friday morning Good home territory now open. for the canyon. A very appetizing Write today for full particulars breakfast and dinner was prepared and frea catalogue. their stay. The girls attended the G. C. HEBERLING COMPANY evening program, after which several of them left for the hike. All had Dept. 1605 Bloomington, 111" a very enjoyable time. The following girls went on the outing: Helen GREETING CARDS for every casion at the Nephi Drug Co. Cowan, Ida Powell, Maxine Carter, X Alta Nielson, Helen Golden, Ruth Haynes, Irene Phyllips, Ruby Lin-- ! FOR SALE 200 March Pullets Jesyd Pay. Phono 21SR2. ton, Beth Warner, Deon Beagley, Florence Blackett, Ruby Belliston, Alberta Cowan and Nelda Belliston. PLENTY OF GOOD SACKS for sale PICKLINK ONIONS and Peppers are chance you will have to get your See J. Walter or S. G. Paxnian. The following Tuesday evening beenow ready at Jos. Price's. a!9t2 roms. Reservations can be made by hive meeting was held at the home the first month's rent, LYDA GUYMAN at Fountain Green FOR RENT Two furnished rooms advancing o Nelda Belliston. but rent does not actually take carries a complete line of stamptwo unfurnished rocms. effect until Sept. 5. Write or inalso ed goods finished articles and also Phone 3 4 3 j 2 . P. J. Sanders. tf quire immediately of Jesse T. Simhemstitching. Phono 2. mons, care of Y News Office, Provo, Famous Brigade That Utah. at Onions PICKLING OF PLENTY LOST! Last between the Served "Lost Cause" Friday A19t2 T. R. Beagley's. Ranger Station, and Ft. Green, a Two reasons are given for tiie namCARD OP THANKS portfolio of Band Music. The music We our many to thank wish ing of the Orphan brigade of the Confederate army. Kentucky tried to be belonged to the Wool City Band. B. Y. U. COLLEGE BOYS, cut your friends and relatives for their sincere Times-News school this by to year expenses or the neutral when the Civil war broke out, Finder return kindness and sympathy shown durWe have light house-keepin- g but neutrality was violated and many plioue 196. our recent bereavment in the loss Center ing rooms, halfway between Kentuckians decided to fight for the of our dear mother; also for the Provo in and street the CARD THANKS University )!' South. The famous Camp Boone was beautiful floral offerings. We wish to thank all those who in completely furnished, including formed near the Kentucky line, a few Neva Booth and brothers. miles north of Clarksville, Tenn. Fifty any way assisted us during the Ill- heat, at $7 per month per student. to accommodate 2, 3, or companies from 84 counties In Ken- ness, and death of our sou aii'l Apartments Ever-Prese4 students can he made by making Expense! tucky enlisted. These composed the Mat. Also those who took part at some doesn't seem to lie much Get week. There this reservations larger part of the First Kentucky, bet- the funeral, and the cars that were furnished. boys from your home town to co- trouble meeting expenses one meets ter known as the Orphan brigade. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers and One of the reasons why this comoperate with you. The earlier ar them everywhere. Wall Street raneements are made the more mand was called the Orphan brigade family. was because so many commanders were lost, either by reason of promotion or by death on the battlefield, says a contributor to the Pathfinder Magazine. Another Is that the members were away from Kentucky during nearly all the time or their service and so cut off from communication with friends or family. Gra-ieries- "Whatever You Earn Spend Less" i: IT PLEASES bee-hiv- EPHI NATIONAL BANK Have Incentive in Life Do not (lure live without some t clear intention tnwiird which your living shall be bent. Mean to be something with all your might. Philllpe Brooks. 5 iiras;r jtiiiiissB j'iM FREE Finds Music Best Means of Training Children Philadelphia. Music is the best means of gaining the understanding of children in all campaigns for Americanization, believes Mrs. Mary Louise Curtis Bok, who has spent many years working among the residents of Philadelphia's foreign quarters. "We find music the best way to reach out for the sympathy of these young people," says Mrs. Bok. "While visiting the settlements I saw how many talented young musicians were compelled to give up a promising career because of poverty." Her work in the music settlement schools of the city Inspired Mrs. Bok to give a permanent endowment of $12,500,000 to the Curtis Institute of Music, founded three years ago to aid In the development of musical talent In America. This fund Is cue of the largest ever devoted to this purpose. Josef ATTRACTIONS Hof-man- Pageants, Band Concert!, Singing, Horse Pulling Contests I Fireworks, HORSE RACES Auto Pushball, Auto Soccer, Comedy Auto Races OarnlTal Shows and Thrillers !1 And the Greatest Exposition of Utah's Mineral, Agricultural. Livestock. Poultry and Manufactured Products ever assembled. NOW TO ATTEND f' 1 1 Is the director. Funds are available for living expenses of needy students. Tuition, use of musical instruments and tickets for concerts and operas are offered, without cost The institute also meets the cost of launching students upon their professional careers. Among the teachers engaged by Mrs. Uok are Mme. Marcella Sem brlch and Emilio de Gogorza, voice; Josef Hofraann and Moriz Rosenthal, piano, and Carl Flesch, violin. Wren't Sweet Song See us for Bride Shower Needs PLEASE YOU US t . one-thir- d. nt V Babies Should Organize Everywhere we Ii ok we see limit: While Jenny Wren Is Incubating, her luiml eriicks being taken lit children mate perches nearby, nntlringly war- The 'hurt of Table Milliners in tin WiHiinn's Home Companion mi.vs tliej bling his sweet song, says the Na "sIhmiIiI not he permitted to leave the After the young art ture Magazine. hatched there Is little rest for either tnlile to iln,v or read between courses.' of them. Cuterpllliirs, beetles, bugs If you cnn'l pi ve them this relief, then set h table foi them In the kitchen, nnd spiders must be supplied In astonishing numbers all the time, until which Is really the nicest room In the the youthful wrens are ready to help house Hiiyhnw. full of delicious spicy mnells. In the hunt. l .:$a :i'm.fi& j. " r " f r m if Through ESSEX thousands know NEW $35,000 BARNS PROVIDE DE LUXE QUARTERS FOR GREATEST LIVESTOCK SHOW AT STATE FAIR that is li with the exclusive knock high-compressi- anti on motor that turns waste heattopower whoso vivid brilliance of eyes turn to the new lvssex Super-Si- x performance reveals in a single ride a smoothness and quiet, a ease and soaring exhilaration that is actually like flying. Greater in power, more versatile in all performance, larger, roomier and more beautifully appointed, it gloriously earns its richer reward ' n even greater popularity than its predecessor. AH road-skimmi- ng ' V TM aasim ar 1J k . 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Oaiob.r wiadawsandaa4 Vtah Stats Talr, fall Ik ail'lttion to tha afiilmpnt of tha tTtah Sratt ayataia a aptadataillnmlnaiton 1 ii a tight: tn r. and rr ih prafiaas aiatgaata nrj in li'astaak ai Araotamndstlatu for Son animals, ara pa ataaarta liiata aa. tka absanrs nf Int.1 buildings. rt4a4 b? tka ntw quartats. Tbls, aaaiata4 far alglat skaws. WITHn finishin l(r '" lrtt t0 - liin tir.ulr t G. R. Judd Garage Nephi, Utah |