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Show aetaaaWaSaai Opportunity To Share In Taylor And Spof ford Com. The Treasurers, ing. SPRING IS COMING! In another part of this issue mention is made of Mr. Hathaway of Silver City and his invention of a naillness horse shoe. All this reminds us that in the past the eye of the small investr or has been turned to stock buy ing, usually mining stock. Mr. Sprng Shipments Are Ar- "The Lost Paradise" has been selected by Messrs. Taylor and Spofford, because of the theme and spirit that predominates the action of this classic. Mr. Taylor declares the drama to be one of the strongest along dramatic lines he has ever produced, and We can save yon from $2.50 there that it is a play calling for most ela- Prices from at. 50 up. Hathaway suggests to 87.50 on a garment. are more n u g e t s in the mind borate scenic effects. The storj irob than in the mine. The brain of centers around the ISTEAV the inventor is a treasure house works of Andrew Knowlton, e of untold wealth, as is exempli ricn manufacturer, who operatCalicos Swiss fied in the great fortunes am es the largest foundry in his secBleechV Ginghams massed by Edison, Westing- - tion of the country. Reuben Muslin Damasks Warner is the superintendent ol house and many others. Linen L. JL. Sheeting The inventor of. the nailless the works, and this Lawn Persian hit Canton to risen has manner Flannel Lyoung to horseshoe is offering the public klaxon of tht from ranks the the opportunity to share with position Factory etc. him the treasures of his mind. mill hands. In fact, it was t It seems no stretch of emagina- - stolen idea of Warner's thai tion to see the day come wnen made possible the invention ol The very latest styles at remarkable low prices. will be a thing he particular dynamo on whicl the horse-shoAlso New Lines of the Latest of the past, as t h i s invention the succes of the Knowlton esLace Curta ins Laces & Embroidery makes the shoe as eaisly remov tablishment is founded. .Warne. ii men women and honse as knows the of the Curtain Screen ed from the foot Trimmings the great mills under him like i the harness from the back. Bed Spreads Corsets If only 25c per pair is realized father. He loves thtm, sympaSheets Hoisery on the sale of this shoe what an thizes with them and his whole ' Pillow Cases Towels loi enormous fortune it would mean endeavor is to make b He . and e hat r t te happier i i the And many other new spring lines are on the aggregate., In connection with the hcrse worked hard and faithfully foi ?oad and are expected everyday to be here. the success of the mills, and durshoe and owned by the same that time has secretly lovec Attend our Clean up Shoe Sale. company is the invention of a ing beautithe Knowlton, Alnrgaret Every pair of Shoes in the Store is reduced in furnace grate; used in the owner rich ful of In order to make room for our Oxfords, the. daughter prices. furnace of our of the the When latter and plant. Pumps, Slippers. smelters. This patent grade is the company's credit endangers ano opperated by machinery to heap more luxuries on hit employe one man to do tl.t to prework now occupying the muclt daughter, Warner rises test against the proceeding, of forty men, if this claiming that the men and womThe busy store Behind the porch. grate was installed, and no doubt en of the mills should first be SALES' owned in "QUICK "SMALL PROFITS" will the furnaces it be, the increase in wage, and operated by the U. S. smelt- granted they have pleaded for. 1 ing Co. and the Gugenheirx Reasonable Stipulation. Mr. Meekton'a Mean Idea. Knowlton refuses and Mar"Shall e admit Wombat to our Sub Wh did you Insist on having your Smeltersit would save in labo 1! mated Order of the Kibosh? tie alalone the enormous sum of five garet, learning of Warner's love wife Join the Suffragette Club?" to aeven secret Sir. working Sleekton a replied him as for grimly. ready belongs her, spurns -hundred thousand dollars each rm In favor of admitting him to ae that Suffragette Club' man and beneath her station 'I want all the trouble thafa coming to It tbere'a enough of him left to work year. ?t our ritual on." Kansas City Journal. life. Then begins the sensa- V There are several other pat- in Lost tional action Para of "The ent rights held by the Hathaway A great strike is called invention and promoting Co. dise." the second act of the plaj ind There stock has advanced in ten o s w h the millroom of tht days from 10c to 25c per share. i Knowlton plant with its hurtling The company is incorporated machinen ard throb for 500,000 shares and the sav- whirring In Warner er.d the bing engines. ing made possible by the one in wins for the men under him and vention alone; would pay a divi the story come to a most dram dend of one dollai per share on climax. atic the total stock. will be seen at Mr. Reuben Warner and Miss Daniels ;' f Bailey Lands Appoint- as Margaret Knowlton. GET YOUR TREES TRIMMED. We have in stock a large stock of Prun-nin- g Shears, also Prunning Sau s, Vine Trimmers, Manur e Forks, Spades, Digging Forks, and Wheel Barrows. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE riving" Daily LADIES AND MISSES Spring Suits great & Co. Cooper Pyper PLUMBERS AND TINNERS iLSO Coats & LIINES OF stalwart Why Not Give Your Orders Now For Spring; Deliver of i 1 MONUMENTS AND There is no better place to get them than of THOMAS Sample Line of Ladies Skirts, HEADSTONES er BELLISTON, Nephi, Utah. " Ajrent for Ml. Pleasant Marble Works. t their Mrs. McCime's Spring Opening revr-oato- ry great s One of the finest Millinery that has ever been in Neph;. Be sure and see them. disp-play- GOLDEN RULE CLOTHING CO furnace MRS. S. B. McCUNE. "Be-sause- ." -- Probata and Guardianship Notloee. Notice Coo.ull Cownly CWrk fir taapactlva aicoara for i further information ..... aii tnose wno are are Notice To Creditors. Cut. Hawkins to call and Mar. 25 1913 you will find them at the old T. B. Foote store on main, Phone no. 1. Jim of Kajr Creditor will ptwaant with rouchm to I ha BadVraif nad at hi l iwMmtt la Muna. Juab County, Utah. M for tha loth day of July. A. D. ISIS. JOHN KAY. Admlalatrator with tha will aatwiad of tha E.tata of Jam Kajr. daraaacd. HENRY ADAMS. Atlomy. Pint pub. Mar. T ISIS. La.t auk April 4 Ul. rUIro owning are requested settle on or before & Ockey v -- ; Herbert A. S a d e of Mona made the "Times" a very pleasant call Thursday afteiruon. 1 to oar Sale Saturday & Monday Jnstona new lot of goods Platers lno Salad Dish 15c, 8 qt dairy pail 15c, 12 qt dairy pail 35c, qt cops 5c, milk strainer 10c, Flonr sifters 15c, Dish pan Inc. and m a n y more items we cannot mention here at be at ment. friends of Wir. The many Bailey will be pleased to 1 e a r n he has been appointed a member of the State Board of Equalization, by Governor Spry. The expetience Mr. Bailey has had in the assessors office together with the practical work he has had in life makes him well prepared to act on this Board. For years he was deputy assessor under Chris CHTi'stenen. Two for years was County Assessor, Astet-or with a sbort time worked withSari Jackman. It goes out saying that Mr Bailey come Al er King's SOUTH MAIN cantile, D. three S. CONFERENCE l i Salt Lake City, April Extra Cars Trains. Sale Dates Nephi, Fairfield and M. ManderfieW A . G. P. Salt Lake City. to Notice Pound Keeper' Sale, To City g this w, r. osi u.n c.tj ivwi Kc ept. ro.m modern with to (( balb Miss Oleva Ostler went to Salt unpaid c ;n up two K.in. c' lodes etf, Like Wednesday to visit for s isenient anfl sterr, for mo.uh. f i!l tmrtjctilrtrs ii quir Time wont to VTio. Mils Gliij f ldah Wednesday to stay all H'lv.k r.f full c i. MR. E. FORREST m ... 2s;ta4 TAYLOR, With The Colonial Players, ARLINGTON THEATRE NIGHTS 2 Commencing 2 Wed. March aMaaaraHSjsaaMaWaWaWalMaWaMaHaawaaBBaSBBBBB A E. Forrest Taylor 8c Mm Ada Daniels, WITH The Colonial Theatre Players IN TWO GREAT AMERICAN PJLAYB Wed. night, "The Lost Paradise" Thurs. night, "The Turning Point" Psrrjfan, :n - i:r - n"nfi ZDC. or Horn i prices tor this EWAOEMENT isit- - Price JMjih umir.tr. 1 ho ri'C'W'y . at a went til. bait uaKe f.ra ih Vt time. a a a a veanesujr i)iio, i Yitr- Ing hi athf Scott, ! - lth. SPOFFORD MR. lUGJISTJi: OFFERS ht(i, Lake Route J. v public is cordially invited. FOR SALS a five Ask forTlcktts via w. r. wee have f ictory at Nephi at Moroni? Immediate points, April 2nd to 6th Inclusive. Return Limit April 12th. (Salt talk J, H McKnight will Police in hereby given to tht owr.ei or owner of the animal hereinafter described and to hirroever it ma cnmtrn; that there impounded at the present time in the city pound the animals: Kind of anoffice thoroughly pre- imal described One into thJs mare. Full dis- and number Utof pared to nerve the people color, age, marks, by brand, cnption, ah. Hi many friends unite in etc., I'. lark with white spot in for held wishing him success in his new about S or 4 year old, no brands visible. Cost of impoundifijl and experts appointment. of sale and advertisirg: M 10, Arm ant W. required to redeem to dale said animal or animal are noi If Utah the The repifsentaiiveof claimed and all amounts due there i, olass Co. hat been in Nephi the paid, ar.d said emmal or animals taken last few day. While here away within ten days f i n m the has succeeded in listing G. M. dale of the first publication, f notice, theyatwill be sold by the cif Whitmore as secretary pound keeper puMic sale, at W, I, intention company. It is the the Ostler'a cotrel in thia city, at the hotr fact a build of thia cornuany to of 10 to the highest bidder. Pate of first publication March K, ory at Moroni with a branch at the 1913. At N'enhL Whv not ith the branch - the first ward parents class Sui.-d- ay morning on "Politness and Courtesy and Late Hours" the t the For Round Trip. ;v ";! McKnight Will Talk To Parents Class. she One Fare Rates On All (. .;, Taylor Come L. socle-ties- ." - 1 w k llvberl - Seats on sale at Box Office. |
