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Show GOME AND SEE w" Our new line of Ladies' waists and Ladies and Childrens Dresses. We can show yoi$e best and most up to date lines in town; also our Ladies', Misses' & Children's - Ankle strap Slippers, LOCAL NOTES Granary frame and roof for sale. C. R. Foote. Potatoes 35c per. bu. 3 bu for delivered -- Thos. Belliston. Our New Spring line of Ladies' Shirt Waists and wash Skirts are now here. , Dainty white waists, Lace and Embroidery trimmed in the new and most popular styles, ranging in price from 1.00 Alma Chase is seriously ill trouble this week with heart 200 sale 75c to acres of ridge land for apply to G. W. Sudbury Get that spring suit now from Geo. W. Booth, Merchant Tailor. s OnoPrioo toall novor TTndorsold CHAS. FOOTE & SONS. HOWARD. Wanted, a good w i n ii to do spring garden work. Apply at once to Fred Sorenson. . 3.50- - Our Plain white tailored waists, Tuck trimmed, soft or stiff laundered Collars, open back, or front, a neat line at 75c. No 2087 is another similar in style, but finer fabric, and a very dainty waist at $1.15. Quite a nice range of styles and patterns here for your choosing at $1.25. Others we have in great assortment of this Season's Newest Models and choicest fabrics at $1.50 $2.00 $2 25 and up to 13.00. But you should see them at The old Tranter home has been sold to Harry Bird by T. II. Burton. both in Tans and Patents. All thoroughly high class, styl-s- h Mrs. Harry Irons was serious and guaranteed quality. are lowest ly ill the first of the week. considering quality. Highest market prices paid for all kinds of cattle. -- GEO- R. Our-price- LADIE'S SHIRT WAISTS. HYDE n a WHITMOE 00. ... Whitmore left Good Sheep Herders wanted to Judge and Mrs. Joshua Greer- -' V I have all the latest styles in Lake. to Salt on visit near Ogden, Utah. J. S. herd a Tuesday A marriage license was issued wood visited at American Fork greys lor spring suits, ueo. w. 212 Sharron Building, Peery, this week to Jefferson Wood and Richfield the . first of the Booth, tailor. J. R. Edgheill went to Salt Salt Lake City Ut. week. and Miss Mabel Sperry. For sale cheap a new Sharp-les- s Lake Tuesday. Tubular Separator, a single For the L. D. S. Semi annual Mrs. C. W. Burquest ja txpect-in- g Attorney Henry Adams spent Miss Allie Smoot of Provo also a in harness, sanitary Salt Conferenceha leave about to S.P.L A.&S.L.Ry and last buggy Saturday nejt Saturday Friday visited friends in Nephi SaturCowan. on a month's visi with her sis- will sell tickets to Salt Lake at Burt couch. steel Apply business on Lake legal day and Sunday. A J. Gowers, superintendent ter who resides in Emery county. one fare for the round trip. Tickover Mrs. Alta t risby was Gerald Cazier returned from 1 of waterworks, wishes to give C. R. Foote is dangerious ill this ets on sale April to 6 inclusive. Provo Sunday evening where he from Eureka visiting for a few warning that anyone who breaks week with blood poison caused by has been taking a course in horti- days the first of the week. In the account last week of locks of the city waterworks a broken leg sustained many years J. A. Cottrell, agent of the the culture at the B. Y. U. the shooting affair at Mills, a in the canyon, will be prosecutago. Lake route here, is taking Salt error occurred, owing tq slight If you want a new Plow lay, full extent of the law. on a vacation. ed to the absence B. the fact that the Times reporter M. month's a R. the of Madson F. W. go to Rosenvall he makes 'em. The Times editor received some Tel. Co. left for Beavr and was slightly misinformed. It ap Mrs. S. A. (Jhase is moving f Miss Lulu fine samples of parsnips last Milford Monday evening on a pears from eye witnesses that Harper spent Sun- her family back to Nephi from with the compliments of week the man Ivy of the Juab Develday visiting her folks in Payson. Eureka. trip of inspection. 1 John Chapman. They measured Co. merely knocked Big-le- r opment For sale A single Stidebaker J. M. Christenserr of Levan, Mrs- - George C. Whitmore re 13 4 inches in circumference, down and did did not beat or was, in Nephi last Saturday, and turned from Provo last Friday and are the largest variety shown buggy and harness, just used kick also that Bigler and him; last summer, and practically as where she has been visiting with here for a long time. paid the Times office a call. not stopping at were srood as new. Call at the Times Chappell ranchHoward the George McCunoand familv her sister. Mrs. Teasdale, for George Dr. D. O. Miner has moved office. have moved over from Eureka, several days. his had Painter only headquarters into the home of Mrs. Hyrum and will For each new customer an Jensen.. His office will also be Mr.& Mrs. Lawrence Blackett of at this ranch. Eureka and children are visiting home. old customer will secure for them, at his residence. 1l County Clerk T. W. Vickers Mr. and Mrs. Orson Cazier with will Co. Tea Union the Grand Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gates of ft states that he has received a Whitmore is inaugurat this week. Mayor Salt Lake came'down last Sat- give $1.00 worth of goods, FREE, the have movement to a long interesting letter from his ing Mrs. Hyrum Jensen and childft urday to spend a few days .visit- when the new customer has street leading to Vine Bluff brother Lacey. He visited John ing with Senator and Mrs. J. A. bought $5.00 "worth of goods. cemetery, entirely cleaned of ren returned to Provo Monday C. Hall in Bradford; also went II. J. Blackburn, Agt. after a pleasant visit here. Hyde. on a trip to the Alps; and took brush. Harold Pyper left Monday for a from . A trip down the Rhine daughter was born to Mr. Nevada where he will work durin SwitzerBasil to Rotterdam and Mrs. J. II. Small of Fillmore the coming spring and sum- land, all alone. At Rotterdam, on March Cth. Mrs. Small was ing mer. he met Louis Ellertson of Mona, Brough, the formerly Miss whom he states is making recatJohn Hendrickson, the big daughter of Mr. and Mrs Thom markable progress in his misas Brough. tle man of Idaho Falls, was in An error occurred in a previous Rexburg on Saturday last He sionary work. Those "touches of tailoring" that give charissue of the Times with reference cime on business m connection and acter to a suit or coat, are what every woman wants. tn, Tslip Fnnt nffprintr tn fur- - With his big herd of Cattle now For the Convention oftocity be held county superintendents '': msh the Arlington free for a; at Sugar city feeding, lie has at Salt Lake, The Salt Lake Route dance to be given for the benefit bought hay and grain for about Ry. will sell tickets at one fare for LA VOGUE garments excel in this particular. of the base ball team. It should 5,000 head of cattle all the winter the round trip. Tickets on sale have read that Mr. Foote offered and has paid high prices for the 1 to 6 inclusive. Return April same and thereby put a lot of the pavilion at cost 15th. limit Many Spring Styles are full of clever bits of April Secretary T. H. G. Parkes of money in circulation. Rexburg tailoring here and there, adding much to the ap- the Nebo Star Mining Co. reports Standard "Side Tracked" will be the been of 4 has ore that feet next good Ostler Bros, estate attraction at the Arlington of the The pearance of the suit and giving individuality to struck at the property of his has been partitioned up. George theatre. This is the best tramp each style. company which is located east of O. Ostler gets the harness shop show ever presented in this city, Mona. building, and the old Ostler farm. and a play which was written and son to make you laugh, as you never Ostler A. C. Crawford, John Foote, Stephen Quality 3 therein every stitch and seam and C. G rover menLovell get the farm, laughed btfore. It is not lil e J. Hawkins have been line of the garment. tioned for the position of musical and the new Ostler building tSe old tramp shows that have director of the schools, to take goes to J. S. Ostler. The pro- visited this city in the past but a .V in ; the south east real new and the place of Miss Joslin who perty show, E. to town of of a Joseph 00ft. car has goes resigned. baggage part carrying They fit with a gracelots. also four Horathe See and effects. city Ostler; scenery Samuel Kendall has sold his Vt tio Booth, the king of tramps of office oaths The following makes and you real estate that property personal ful ease who is always getting into trouble Co. were Merc Excelsior west of town, and in Dog Valley of the the in of the office County and always finds a way to get to Joseph Barns of Fairview, filed feel comfortable at once. W. Sudbury, dir- ojt of it, his good heart is alSanpete county for $6,000. Mr. Clerk: George Barns is a first class dairyman, ector and president; J. F. Quist ways doing good for every body, but it causes him no end of trouHv. and has had charge of one of the director and ble. Don't forget the date Come in and try them largest creameries in Utah for A. R. Taxman, director and March 19th. See the Saturday Sudbury, his move He Josephine will treasurer; eight years. Paxman, old favorite Lou Foote as Horaon. No trouble to us. fcuy family here this week. "No place director; Margaret tio Xcrxei Booth. director. like Nephi." you. if they please only I . liver l nea "that dD mr Qfi v" It is as good as we say it is. One season of satisfaction has proven the 5! ?! GOODNESS of our soda water. The same high quality of syrups served at our fountain last year will b e served this year. I Gold-Edg- e Store. 1-- Drug Prescription Specialists. , & Suits ; Coats with Character. cTnM At Vj mmim ilf !; m w u t ; up-to-da- mr vice-presiden- ll'f!!!!''!! HThe I t il Excelsior Mercantile Co. trim The Quality Store. te t; Satisfaction of eating depends more upon your grocer than upon any other man. Knowing full well the quality of our goods, do you wonder that we insist upon calling your attention to this store not a cheap one but a first class one. faiM 'wHuImj Enterprise Grocery Co, Phono S5blk |