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Show cold days These Geo. C. Whitmore up-to-d- Mens' Suits, styles. ate For sale- - a few choice Finegan heavy egg strain Rhode Island reds. Come early as stock is lim- all ited. Alvah Stout. Waists Just received. Call A new line cf Silk Miss Qliva Syndegard went on a trip Monday evening to Miiford and Beaver in the interest of the We can show you the nicestTline Our prices are right. We can save, you and see them. in town. rncney. OnoPricetoall novor ITndorsold R. CHAS. FOOTE & SONS. Rubbers ask for the Royal Blue Erand. They are the Best. Whsn you want RUBBERS, al, R. M. B. Tel. Co. Russsll Hawkins made a trip to Salt Lake Sunday. & Everybody wears Shoes. We want everybody to wear good Shoes and good Rubbers because if they do they will come here-whe- re they can choose from such lines as the Strootman, Mayers and God man for Ladies', Misses' and Children's wear. And for men and Boy'swe have the Crawford, the Means, the Starr Brand and the Fairfield lines Velor-Cal- f, in Patent Leather, Gun-MetVici-kiin fact, all the most popular leathers, ranging in price from $1,50 to $5.00 Highest price paid for beef and all kinds of cattle.. -- Geo. R. Howard. ate Sec our Iins of Boys and strictly high grade and went to Salt SHOES Lake Wednesday. "oubt??ss remind you that yon need an Overcoat. e can show you f so, c Hand see our nsw hnw. Coats shown some of the best and most this season. up-to-d- NOTES LOCAL d, RUBBERS. Henriod was ill the first of the week with tonsilitis. Mrs. Louis? .Willis and Mi$3 The Rubber season is now here. Why not buy Mary Pyper went to Mona Tuesthe BESTr The Hood Rubbers are the best and day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Williams. are guaranteed. Mont Tidwell and Mrs. Ivy Tid-- i j Yours for dependable footwear well came up from Lynn Junction j Tuesday morning. Last Thursday, J. S. Quist went on a trip to th? Burraston oonds. H ha not informed the Times reporter' the number he bagged. Albert Wood was over for Sat. urday and Sunday from Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Jarrett have' Misj To'a Morris returned Mrs. J. M. Pettegrew returned shaking hands with old friends. a cew a from at visit baby. home Wednesday Sterling Wednesday evening from a Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bisrler Jr. Mrs. Andrew Bkckett is very visic of Peitan to several weeks with her Wedwent Juab Ray leturned Friday from their wedill this week. nesday evening. daughter at Oakley, Idaho. ding trip to Salt Lake. who sell butter without People George Ellis came down from Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. D. Goldsbrough, W. G. are violators Irons Provo printed wrappers Wednesday to visit his Orme, and T. C. Winn were over of the Monday, a boy. are liable to and law, family last Fii jay to inspect their pro- arrest and a fine. Be Dr. V. v. Bennett is preparing law abidFor sale Carbon roof paint, perty, the West Mt. Coal Co. ing, and use the to move into his new bunglow wrapprinted stops all leaks and cracks, going S)me fine samples were brought We print them at the Dec. ist. pers. at sec. per gallon. J. R. Downs. back, and some good coal i3 being Times office. Miss AUie to Provo went Bryan taken out. Harry Kenda'l left for west Get a caa of that "Ducli-Bac- k Wednesday. Tintic where he w 11 do some deJohn Fowkes was up from his Suoa Oil". It will make your L. E. Dunning returned from a velopment work on some mining big ranch down at York, and re- gaoes water-proo- f, and prolong bus'iness claims which are showing up well ednes-datrip to Scipio ported things doing nicely on the tae lite of the leather. The TogA farm. I have for sale some new degery. Mrs. Gerusha Bo3well is convalsigns of caskets just arrived. Tne limas is in receipt of a John C. Pa'nter made a busi- Don't fail to tee them when you from her escing long illness, and letter from Erin Bigler who is ness trip to Juab Tuesday evenI also have some need able to be around again. Her acisket. djing missionary woric in Kansas-ti- ing. of made caskets native red pine, Mrs. daughter, Lucy Lamb, from II. I'etterew went that the missionary EisbopW. reports are own which my make, and can't Plymouth returned home Friday work nicely in his to Salt I,ake Vf dnesday. beat for quality and durability. after a two weeks stay in Nephi. field, is progressing b; aid also states that '.he A sen washornto Mr. and V.rs. Also artifical flowers, metal Chas. Grace made a businesa Times is looked tor tach week . Heber Fowkes Wednesday. wreaths, and a complete stock of tnp to Salt Lake Saturday. with pleasureDowns is proud tf the burial shoes. J. R. Downs. Granlpa Enoch Burton, manager of the mr grand child. Juab Development Co. came up from the big ranch, Saturday. H. C. L. Jcrgensen of Levan returned Satuiday from a trip to Salt Lake. Oscar Lunt ii down from Salt Laka for a f 2W day visiting with hii family. -Mrs. W. A. Mattson went to I Mt .I'ieasar.t, Saturday, v. here she will peni the winter. Mr. Mattson accompanied her, and returned Monday. garIf you haven't ever tried one cf Will s hot pies, or im of those J,- - I COLO?- duck-hunti- - ng HYDE & WHITMOR I o o 6 ou warm. We Hot Sci!a Fountain like to see A s you are and we would that We presume cur have opened with many Next time you're pass- liot dtinKs. ' ing try one. nev Gold Edge Pharmacy. y. FILL PRESCRIPTIONS. W I: CO e Misses' and Ladies' Coats. Children's piLOTHES This kind cf weather calls furCtats and our store is the place to buy your Coats. We Itave a full and complete line for Lauici. Muses and Children. . - , The Ladies Coat consist rcortly Mciur.?. sr.d Kerrey, ringing in (.rice from J 1.75 to 25.1A) of liruadclwths, widish ,, ItA'.'' .'. ', ' The Misses' and Children's' vou Lav . ; tnU,l come mostly in fancy t xtures giwL -- Cafe in r.e Winn Bu li-J ai.d MelU)iis, and are priced from Ing. J2.50 ta $18 f i Georgia Hickman returned to lier ht me in t It Lak Sunday, fg.,ir.k without Coats, when after several v,e:k vi;t with you loi; over our stock and have friends here. cur pices quoted you. The Modern Woodmen hdfe InMat-a n;w rneci' er, E W Novclllfs, Noellies, Yi,u wiil say Ihere is no t.eed 51' ifv" ? V i . i - ler th tdoesJiy evening. After wete invited a Lli' lesd" where Everyone lno$ leaus in woveiues, aiitl Jjlythoewa utll late we lukf ph. sure in fayifig that hiur. cur Holiday tck is now The eighth gra.le students rt p'a and much larger than ever s.nii excfclitr.t work beinir done in Chic and iiutory under crtemouf, that, airst..ie doo rtairt t j 1 On Novelties. 1 hi t-- ,i ' ! 1:5 Mi; re-p-i- Ask to s: a .cur Srtkty Btw?. tr.2 instructcrsr.ip tf j.Ir. Stcv.- Wtirm Grcci?n ilrir Znr.i. Washes trt. Durin? the? rp-r.t V.n r P.ts. J?t Err S.'.r. ,C?fl. Irish ci:J Dr-- p. Ire-- lunettes. Etc., . P-- r- ('cWeri thrrnuyh it strutin vvju civtr vct:-- .. f.r.-- i in the examination. crc cf t..i for ir. jj-rslr- rsrir, cf trc IT'C ci?c:. O.tlcr hr.3ar nour.c?d th.it if th? ttocle tf tKia r!tv x izh cstatliih a ho wiil r?nt trt n cf his fiar- a fjiiuirct arc. fp dr.ato rr.o fentthof the nnta! for the caun. T. ExceSsfoi MercantileCo T. iirts.r.'-'riTnr.flii-j- up-siai- vcryr-?j.oriah;- The Quality Store. fr.unfcipsJ n. JjjERTAINTY if you buy your clothes of us you are certain of a number of facts, among others, that the cloth will be all wool and thoroughly shrunk, that the ment will be hand made and that the style and fit will be faultless. These things we guarantee to you absolutely. I Sophomore clothesj are the cleverest clothes imaginable, broad concave shoulders, full chests and an individuality of style that will appeal to you instantly. The prices considering the quality are most moderate. f. The Toggery The Fashion Shop. EVERYTHING FOR THANKSGIVING in way of tblc luxuries, dtl;cacic3 tnd staple srroceriea that go orl v, iih your turkey and insure a delightful succc33 to your tiinr.er is ready fcr.d awailir.g your treasure at The Er.tcrpriiK! Grocery. To li.t them all takes too much space, hut every one h of the very best brand and quality. You can't so wr nz cn the zwh cr the price by dealing at Jude's. thj Enterprise Grocery Co. phslnBi"0.- - I |