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Show JUST RECEIVED LOCAlJiOTES big line of children's ready made A Dresses, nice up-to-d- ; Styles, and ate much cheaper than you can make them. Also a big lot of Art Draperies fpr. cur-tain- s, to anything something different i ever shown here; Call and fihe us. We ' . ! can show you the Wggest '.'stock and best goods, and save your money. : Ono Prioo to all novor T7rdoxaolc3 CHAS. FOOTE & SONS. "Jim'' Belliston accompanied a shipment of cattle to Salt Lake i A Suggestion. last Friday. Oscar Lunt was in from the Considering writing material, our stock includes a great variety, the box sta- "road" visiting his family last Friday. tionery is made up of Linen Lawn and Crash ia different prices and styles. The taDiets we nave are made in diffarent grades of paper and come in note, packet and letter sizes. A full as- - 4 Ijj e Drug-- otore. $ "VfKERE EVERYBJtY .': ter Co. Miss Lucile Cowan spent Sunday in Springville. Object of visit? For sale at cost, Edison phonograph and records. Enquire at E. L-- Boucher's jewelry store. P. P. Anderson and G- M Whitmore have been awarded the lease of 2 sections of school lands within the Manti forest Miss Phyllis Sparks was down from Prbvo to spend the week end. County Sheriff Gus J. Henriod brought over last Friday an in mate for the county infirmary reserve, at 15c per acre. D J h. EllerUon and F Ralph Hoyt has resigned his Evans went to Santaquin the position with the San Pe f sf the week on cattle busi dro fly., and has accepted a ness. position of 'weighing mail on the ' Thomas Miss Lucille Greenwood has Sanpete Valley Ry. k cos takes the position made been ill with tpnsilitis for the Hay vacant by Mr. Hoyt. past two weeks. Mrs. Amos A. Allen spent County ClerkT. W. Vickers was in Salt Lake first of Washington's birthday in Provo visiting her son Stephen who the week, on county, business is attending the B. Y. U. Mrs. Orson Cazier left Monday The Olympia confectioner' for Eureka f where she will had its formal ' opening Sunday visit with her daughter Mrs. evening. Mr. Hague has fitted Lawrence BlacketC u p his place of business very s ' handsomely. Judge Joshua Greenwood and Mrs. Greenwood went to Fillmore, Monday evening. Judge Greenwood will open court there 5j irt 1 . GOES." the 23 rd inst Mr. and Mrs. M. Ostler returned from Salt Lake City Saturday where Mrs Ostler has been receiving a course of treaton ment- the Choose Materials Wisely Make YOUR Spving Costume a Success. ' Ifcrc stylo is not enough! . li jy the newest weaves and cf loriiigs in Dress Goods, of course. We expect joj to. But I e ware of .tomraon place or and styles. In selecting the materials be de lLLrate but don't put the matter of choice off another day. See not only a few, but all patterns. Ccr.tult and be benefitted by tho ad rice of our experienced dress goods salesmen for you ca ,i do so freely and with perfect securidecision or persuade jrou ty. We do not want to influence in any way. We simply want to help yu make the dress or salt yoj are now planning a fasUtotable, be coming, serviceable, quality-ce" " all-patter- n, all-col- or no-qual- ity yir rtain success. La Porte . Pattern Combine Every Worth Weave and Shade That Fa Livery Right to expect. shion-Appreciati- Women have ve Both the mills an d we, ours jlvek exclusive agents for La Porte Dress Goods 7- - vouch for the'jr colt and honest, ' worth. all-wo- ol st Tho novelties C'r Spring include Crepes, Scotch mixtures-Invisi- ble platfj ar,f'i diagonal effecU pretlomi'tuting; sin worsted-the- re arj Par! .iaa. Serges in plain and fancy effects: Mohairs.a VoiW4 and Cnifon cloth-- in novelty s n& i and general colors t1 iidred of therm, all different-fro- m violet, seaweed green, copper, mauve to blu s, greens, greys, tans in every wanted shades and combination. .NVw Spring and Summer patterns in white colored wash goods are &ht ready. Sc them. Pricod per yard at 50c and and ' ' In Liu'.ig.Trimr.iings, Luces, Emc roiderk. Braidings is rpk'.didly ready to pkas3 and Mtisfy yovi. . Excelsior Mer. Co. this store ,.. The Juab County Cattlemen's Protective Association have heen given the lease of 2240 acres of school land in the Nebo reserve, their bid being the only one at 13c per acre. Take a trip to Fairyland and ethe Wonders of the Magic, Bell March 5th 1910. Splendid entertainment given by the Primary Association if the Second Ward. At the meeting of the board of directors of the Jumbo Plas ter Ca of Richfield. Judge Greenwood was elected presi The dent of the company. Judge states that his company it manufacturing an imitation marble that is a wonderful! He Is at present success. looking fof a competent manager to take charge of the business. Earl Macfarlane of the Natof ional Rifle Association America, has received a copy of a bill introduced by a Congressman from Iowa, a ppropri-in- g $100,000 for rifle practice throughout the United Stales. Mr. Macfarlane has received a letter requestihg him to enlist the support of vfT;e'tTtah representatives in congress. If the bill should become a law, civilian rifle clubs could be formed for target practice, without any military obligations incurred, and the expense would be pro vided for by this bill EMBROIDERIES. Our mammoth spring stock of Lacei and Embrodcricf , just received and Lands sakes Ibut they are beautiful and open for your inspection- cheao too as you will see by the price ticket on some of those in our window. Notice those 24 inch lace allovers, in dainty stripes and Allso those 24 dots at 60c, 80c, $1.00, 1.40 and 1,60 per yard. inch Embroideries in allovers and flouncing at 60c, 80c, $1.00 Then those 8 and 10 inch embroidand up to $1.80 per yard. eries for children's petticoats and underwear at 10c and 12 are bargains you will appreciate in fact we know we can please you in quality and save you money In embroideries and Laces. Come and see. acres of ridge - pen holders, pen points, erasers and scratch pads are among the many articles found in our stationery dept You can find your "wants" here whatever they may be. j Gold-Edg- land for apply to G. W, Sudbury. Highest market prices paid for all kinds of cattle. -- GEO- R. HOWARD, Mr and Mrs. S. F. Winn went to Salt Lake Monday on a trip of business combined with pleasure. E. Ia Boucher, the jeweler, can make your watch run and keep good time. Stephen Moss, formerly a re sident of Levan, was in town Monday. Mr. Moss is employed at the mine of the Jumbo Plas200 sale & LACE The best 85c meal in Nephi at Wm. Henriod'8. J. R. Edgheill was a business visitor to Salt Lake last Friday. T. H. Burton went to Salt Lake Monday on land business. Potatoes 35c per. bu. 3 bu for 51.00 delivered Thos. Belliston. 1- -2 a whitmoe: HYDE pwwmi ii mi 11 iv 11 r Chas. E. Miller of California, visited with Mayor Whitmore last Tuesday. The play entitled 'In Missouri" presented by the Home Dramatic Co. at the Arlington Monday evening was well presented, and a great improvement made over their last performance. They were able to turn over $62 proceeds to the building fund of the Second Ward. Eugene Giles who is- to be cashier of the new National Copper bank in the Newhouse building, arrived in Salt Lake from Ely, Nev last night. Mr. Giles has been connected with Ely banks and will assume his new duties as soon as the Copper In the National is opened. meantime he will assist in organizing the forces of the new institution. Herald Republican. - E. II Bird, a former resident of Nephi, but now a successd, ful young business man of week the of the first spent in Nephi shaking hinds with old time friends. Mr. Bird is on his way home from Portland Oregon, where he has been in attendance at the Lumberman's convention. In his home town he occupies the position of second counselor to the bishop. Mil-for- Ml II CO. IllllUlff'l Miss Anna Coleman made a brief trip to Provo Saturday Nephi Prices of Market afternoon. Products Mayor G. M. Whitmore left Saturday to be in attendance at Patent flour the Autombile Bhow in Salt Lake $3.20 3.00 Straight grade this week. 2.80 Baker's flour 2.80 Miss Christensen of Salt Lake Graham 1.30 was visiting her cousin H. A. Bran 1.50 Shorts Christensen this week. 8.00 Wild hay Keeley's ice cream, hot coffee, 8.00 Alfalfa orcocoa, and chocolate to your 1.50 Oats per cwt der at the Olympia. 1.00 bu. Wheat per. Try that famous Hawaiian 1.20 cwt. per Barley pineapple ice cream at the Oly6 Beef 6c to Dressed mpia15c Dressed hens Mrs. Edwin Bigler has visit9 Dressed veal ing her this week her daughter Dressed mutton 8 2 from Oregon, who was formerly Dressed 9 2 pork Miss Abbie Bigler. 2 24 Dressed turkey J. M. Christensen, principal Creamery butter 35c of the Levan schools, visited in Ranch butter 25c 25c Nephi this week, and paid the Ranch eggs calL a Times office 35c Potatoes per. bu. pleasant bu. $1.50 Apples per. The Nephi Second Ward Primary are giving an entertainment at the Arlington, on March Fresh Royal bread and cakes 5th. for the benefit of the new at the Olympia. Phone No. 27 addition to the Second ward on Thursday for your Saturday meeting house. Come and take 'niAM TKa PavqI "KTnf en1 a trip to Fairyland and see the Table Queen bread can't be beat Magic Bell, and other beauties of that land. Also there will City Recorder Peter Sorensan be recitations; drills, dialogues, was in Salt Lake this week on business. songs, etc. l-- 2c ! 1-- 1-- 1-- J Shoes, WalkOver PICTURE HERE'S A Of one WALK-OYE- R Shoe. Looks Pretty good, doesn't it? you'd better see the original in our window then on If this doesn t chance to be your shoe, your foot. however, we have many other happy choices, a store full of them, in fact. interest you. They will This cut ihows a Platinum Calf Bluchcr Military Heel Coaster Toe Model. Price $4.00 Others at $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00. THE TOGGERY 'Wen's Furnishings" If you happen to miss good grocery values because you don't deal with us, that is your fault, madam. We stand ready at all times to give you the most fcr your money more than others because we sell more goods and accept smaller profits- - That means fresh stock all the time. When you're ready to try us, we'll be ready to serve you. Enterprise Grocery Co, Phone 55blk i |
