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Show VMS Prices R educed The Spring Dress Goods, Crepe Marigold and Krepe $1.98 Yard Deleen reduced to $1.69 $1.98 Women's House Dresses Men's New Spring Suits ... .,10 PER CENT OFF All next Week. SATURDAY SPECIAL Regular 40c Jap Crepe Best Grade 3 yards for $1.00 GROCERIES 25c. 2 for 45c Sperry's Oats Shredded Wheat Corn Flakes 3 for 35c """ SATURDAY SPECIAL Light House Cleanser Dutch Cleanser Best Raisins Limit for 25c. Limit 5c 3 2 for 5 3 25c Lemons, Oranges, Lettuce, Celery, Fresh Bread CIS. M 10 FOOTE & III sons 13 Ml NEPHI. UTABl S, LOCAL NOTES CLASSIFIED ADS was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Chappell. Children's Matinee Dance at the Arlington, Tuesday March 4th, 4 p m. Admission 10c. Everybody invited A baby girl , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Switzer of I have a crop of good Ice for sale Mills, Utah, were transacting1 busin- at the usual cheap rates E. Tanner ess in Nephl Tuesday. FOR SALE OR LEASE Good Alva Howell, came down from orchard with 2 shares of water. See Garfield, yesterday for a few days Will L. Hoyt. visit with relatives in this city. Wanted to trade cedar posts for .Irs. J. E. Cole is spending a few soft spring wheat for chicken feed In Salt Lake this week visiting H. B. Angell, Levan, Utah. days with relatives. FOR SALE a city lot In alfalfa. See Easy terms good location the Alfred Madsen. Mrs. Harry Bird of Provo,' Utah, is here this week on account of illness of Mrs. Afton Bird. Poultry Men Attention! Sperry's Mrs. Alfred Lunt was over, from Sure-Laand poultry feeds Manti Friday and Saturday visiting of all kinds.scraps,See Robert Winn. with relatives In this city. Children's Matinee Dance at the .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker of Arlington Tuesday, March 4th. 4 p. Salt Lake City spent the week end m. Admission 10c. Everybody invited with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Horton. I have taken the agency for the Mrs. W. L. Batchelor of Salt Lake Pioneer Hatchery of Petaluma, Calif spent the week end in this city the ornia, and am prepared to supply the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. T.. Rntrh. needs of the Nephl Poultrymen with elor. certified baby chicks. Phone 75 J. R. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Mm. McSwain, came up from Kanosh, Utah, for a few days Certified White quality visit with Mr. and Mrs. George W. chicks from selected Leghorn fre-ran-g heavy the latter Lunt, part of the week. laying, utility hens mated to double with autheqti pedigree cockerels Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Ingram and Our breeding trapnest records. daughter Kate, are visiting in Salt flocks are inspected and accredited CltV Lake this wpk tho trnacta by tte Sonoma County Farm Bureau, Mr, and Mrs, Roger Ingram. Safe arrival and full count of live chicks guaranteed. AccredMrs. Anna C. 8eeley of Citronella, vigorous ited "AA" grade chicki at single "A" Alabama, and Mrs. W. I. Rrown nf atSalt Lake City, arrived here Tues prices. Send for catalogue and MUST HATCH tractive Spring prices. day and are guests at the home INCUBATOR CO INC. The World' of Mrs. James L. Belliston. largest Electric Hatchery, 478 SevSt. Petaluma, Calif. Miss Eva Tolley was operated un-- enth on for appendicitis Wednesday in FOR SALE CHEAP One 72 ton salt i.afce City. Her mother Mrs. Wood Silo. Terms. J. E. Lunt. George Tojley Jeft for the above city the same day. Potatoes for Sale Christian Chris-tensenLevan, Utah. Stanford Rees, Sheldon Winn, Genevieve Grover, Florence Cpie, 3, shares Qf water for and Donald Chase, came down from sale. See W- C,irrigation Andrews. Salt Lake to spend the week end here, also to attend the Military Bali There will be a ''Cantata" entitled Lim3 'The given at the Miss Lavern Malin, and Miss North Ward Gypsy" Amusement Hall TuesThelma Tanner, came down from day, March 4th, under the auspices Salt Lake Friday to attend the Mil- of the North Ward Primary. Matineo itary Ball. They were the guests of at 3.30 p. m. Admission 10c. EvenMr. and Mrs.' A. B. Gibson and Mr. 15c and 25c. and Mrs, E, Tanner during their stay ing here. I have an Apex Vacuum Cleaner sent by mistake, will sell at cost Mrs. F. E. Meafferty aud children return. Call Phone 8. of Ephraim, Mrs. Page L- Perry and rather than children of Payson, and Mrs, T. R. farm, close FQR' SALE Simpson of Salt Lake, are visiting in, )6 shares water, $6,000.00, cash with their parents Mr, and Mrs. T. L. or terms. See E. R. Shaw. Smith this week. FOR SALE rThe Edwarfl Shaw The Annual Miliary Ball given by home, 8 rooms and cellar, good Cattery "E" last Friday evening at and one share of the Arlington was one of the social location: full lot etc. $2,500.00 cash barn, events of the present eeason. The water, large See E. R. Shaw or Will or terms, decorations were all of a patriotic L. Hoyt. uaiure in Keeping with Washington's Birthday. They were very elaborate, SHOE REPAIR SERVICE a feature consisting of 800 Hatchet Send those worn shoes to me and Pennants. A large crowd attended will be able to get many month's many being present from out of you more service from them. town. Refreshments were served C, O. LOMAX the during evening. One door South of Neohl Drug Mrs. Otis Horton, was hostess to CHIX CHJX CHIX! CHIXt a number of her lady friends at her home Thursday afternoon. The time You have tried the rest now try was spent In sewing after which lun100 per cent A 1 S. C. cheon was served to the following. the best! Mrs. A. B. Gibson, Mrs. Jack Tolley, White Leghorn $13.60, Also orders, Mrs. Archie Brooks, Mrs. Ross Bur- for baby turkeys. Please order early Agent, EAST SIDE FARM, ton, Mrs. A. J. Crapo, Mrs. Pearl Phone 168. Mrs. Mont-peller, Ruth Emerson Ockey, of Idaho. Mrs. Edith Vickers. SO THE PUBLIC WILL KNOW Mrs. Fern Crane, Mrs. Fern Craqe, Mrs. E. R. Shaw, and the hostess Mrs. We have just opened our Texaco Horton. Supply Station and received two car loads of that famous Texaco Volatile Mrs. J. W. Ellison, . entertained Gasoline, One carload of Kerosene, the members of the Ladies Kensing one carload of lubricating Oils ton, and special guests at her borne and and Qreases, Our facilities for serThursday afternoon. The time was the public in Nephl and the surspent in sewing, after which a de- ving territory Is unexcelled. We rounding licious luncheon was served to he most modern and up to date the have following: Mrs. E. R. Forrest, Mrs warehouse, also the most complete Russ Hawkins, Mrs. June Kendal!, of lubricating Oils and greases Mrs. Dennis Wood, Mrs. R. L. Batch- stockswas ever carried here, In fact that elor, Mrs. Geo. D. Haymond,, Mrs. T the Texas Company makes a lubriI). Rees, Mrs. N. J. Rees, Mrs. I. M. cant for every purpose. If you have Petty. Mrs, Geo. Q. Ostler, Mrs. Jos. lubrication problems you want W. Cowan, Mrs. J, M. Brough, Mrs. any worked out, to know for sure the P. B. Cowan, Mrs. Sarah Mangum. oil or grease to be used, look correct and the hostess Airs. Ellison. UP our nearest Texaco Agent, he will with this InforMr. and Mrs. Ed. Bowles, were gladly furnish you mation. glYfi a pleasant surprise at their THE TEXAS OIL CTJ. OF UTAH home Friday evening by a number It HAWKINS Airrnt of their friends. The time was spent tii-ii- -i j in music and games, the latter consisting of the "George Washington Hatchet Game" and the "Lincoln Fountain Pen Game" also other social games were enjoyed. Refreshments were served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sudweeks, Mr. Domestic Lump at $4.85 and Mrs. Roy Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. JfO Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Urigham Per ton Stove Coal Garrett, Mr and Mrs Geo. Blgler, Mrs Geo. Chrlmllansen, Mrs. Ether BowF. O. B. Nephi ers, Mrs. M1H Bpawell, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Boswsll, Mr. C. M. Cox of Freeman, and the geusU of Guaranteed High Grade honor Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bowles. y, - - THE MOVING PICTURE RIGHT your boy wearing out a Double Built Suit in a hurry worth 10c, of is not What kind of a store would this be to feature the best men3 clothing in America and then pass out to our future citizens suits that would react against us? clothing must wear well on our wear well on our order sheets. Boys little customers before they From our experience, Double Built Boys Suits have not a peer in America they are made better styled better finished better and wear longer than any boys suits we have ever seen or had offered us. Compare, Parents we're willing to match our time against yours before we speak of matching dollars. Double Built Boys Suits with two pair of trousers $6.75 TO Boys Shirts Honor Bright Boys Golf Stockings $10.00 Hoys Caps A tenor Gordon Plate at the Nephi Merc. Co. " Where Good Merchandise Is Cheaper 40-ac- re tjncorpomi&t 475 DEPARTMENT STORES WHAT YOU GET FOR YOUR MONEY IS THE REAL TEST! It determines Quality is the Acid Test of price! whether the price is really low. When you realize the uniformly dependable quality of the things you buy here. Then you appreciate the fact that you have saved money. Our buying power assures quality goods at prices which This is real service to the quantity buying affords. public. WORK SHIRTS to $1.69 79c to $1.69 98c to $1.79 Men's Blue Chambry Men's Grey Chambry Men's Kahki 79c Men's Heavy Blue Denim Ovralls .' Men's Heavy Blue Denim Jumpers Men's Kahki Pants $1.49 $1.49 $1.79 to $2.25 MEN'S WORK GLOVES All Leather Gloves Leather Faced Gloves Canvass Gloves 79c MEN'S WORK HATS Plain Black - White Big 4 and Beaver WORK SHOES Scout Shoes Leather Soles to $1.79 33c . . . . MEN'S WORK SOX Blue and Grey and Black and Tan Heavy Double Soles nMMS-NEW- 12 12 l-- 2c l-- 2c to 15c to 15c $1.98 to $3.49 $4.98 to $5.90 $2.69 to $2.98 $2.98 to $5.90 NOTICK WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS The person who dumped a load of Selected Breeders, Fall Count dead chickens on the street in the safe Feb. Mar. city limits, just below the track on $11.- - arrival guaranteed. $10. per 100. May April. to move them 5th South, will do well GRAHAM HATCHERY immediately to avoid further trouble. James H. Ellison Hayward, Alameda Co. Calif. Yawning Shoes Mean Tired Feet . COAL AT COST Coal. CARD OF THANKS To each and every friend who by kindly thought and act, helped to lessen the burden of grief, caused by the untimely taking away of my beloved husband, we extend our deepest gratitude. Mrs. JamesL. Belliston and family s, er Shoes that fit don't tire you feet. Walk-Ov- er fit, Why Pay More? For Particulars Ask J. Your feet don't tfet tired in Walk-Overbecause Walk-Over- s don't yawn and the at ankle. That's because of the papc Walk-Ove- r heel fit that rips comfortthe sides at instead of at the back. ably That's because you find, among1 the preat variety of Walk-Ovshapes, the one model that fits you exactly and comfortably, in the style you want. N. C. PEXTON Phone 38 The Toggery |