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Show THE The This Hoard Would Have Doubled in Value- TIMES-NEW- LOCAL NEWS Times-New- s rvblished every Friday by Tbe Time News Publishing Company DENNIS WOOD. - K. B. GIBSON. .......... Editor Manager Subscription Ratex Deposited In this bank at 4 per cent interest hoarded money which has been lying Idle for years would have doubled In value Instead of merely accumulating dust and cobwebs. One Year - Six Monuxs NEPHI, UTAH. S, Nephi L. Mori is of Salt Lake City was a Nephl visitor Monday. Clarks Jewel Oil Cook Stove sold at Cooper, Pyper Co. Get the gas with the kick. Independent gas at the Central Motor Co. and Central Motor Service Station. President T. D. Rees, went to Salt $ 1.00 $1.00 Lake Tuesday to attend to some professional business. THE GROWING OP CELERY. y actually hoard Happily not many persons money with the belief that it is safe from theft or accident. to-da- Money need not be buried in old walls or cellars to be hoarded. It Is hoarded money if It is idle, useless money. ure. Fresh candies The safest way to make your money work for you and the community is to deposit it in the bank, where it is safe, draw interest, and helps build up the local community, thus Enhancing the value of your property. Our officials are business executives and can help to make your money work more profitably for you. Consult them without obligation. The First National Bank Utah Nephl, YOUR BANK CAN HELP YOU Don't fall to attend the vaudevills to be given next Wednesday1 June 28th at the Venice Theatre, under the direction of the Nephi ward primary, for benefit of the public groundground Miss Arvilla and Ludean Lunt and Miss Onelta Rees, delightfully entertained Monday evening at a bundle shower at the home of the Misses Lunt, in honor of Florence Riches, a bride of the week. Games and music were enjoyed and beautiful pre sents were received by the guest of honor. Refreshments were served to twenty Invited guests. Ice For Sale Apply to E. Tanner. Mrs. R. E. Grover and daughter, Genevieve returned home Wednesday from Salt Lake City where they vis ited for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Robertson, were up from Mills Tuesday visiting with relatives here, and attending to some business matters. Mrs. Wm. Jones, Mrs. Ed. Jones, Mrs. Geo W Tolley and Mrs C W Tolley, left Tuesday for Ucon and Shelley, Idaho, where they will visit with relatives for some time BflimimifluiiiMM Should Your Car Have A three-spee- d transmission? Should it have a water circulating pump? Should there be a fourth door in the touring body, or if a roadster, two doors? Should it possess an oil circulating pump? Should it not have a genuine honeycomb radlotor? Should It havo a steering gear that is absolutely save? Should there be a spiral gear in tho rear end? (The spiral being twice as deslrabl as straight cut gears). Should it have a top without posts, that were prevalent in cars when they were In the experimental stage and a decided inconvenience when compared with one-ma- n tops? Should u have a ventilating windshield? Should it have a speedometer driven from the drive shaft? Should you like on It a foot accelerator and a robe rail? Don't you think your battery would last longer If It wai thought enough of by the manufacturer to be covered with a metal box? Should you like your cr.r to contain a crankchaft of sufficient size to withstand the strain it receives? Should you not like a car with overhead valves which give It more pep, asd a carburetor that was the most success ful In war service? Should you not like a car with rear brakes on th rear wheels (not cast iron agalnet steel)? These things are contained in the Chevrolet for $660.53 f.o.b. Nephi If you applied these things to a cheap car that has been popular It would cost you considerably more than the above amount. There are more things we can tell you. Call on ns. Grace Garage Co. snjgEffliMHanifflnTOiffl Mrs. Geo. C. Whitmore, is here from Venice, Calif, visiting with relatives and friends in this city. "One of the biggest markets In the in Utah is celery country awaiting FOR SALE Good Piano Call the Los Angeles," was the statement of Times-New- s office for further V S Peet, Agricultural agent for the Union Pacific Ry, who was one of the speakers at the Kiwanis Club Monday One nice malleable Stewart ranee. According to Mr Peet, the opopr-tunlt- y One Cole's Hot Blast Heater. One I- IT of the farmers of this valley to marble top dresser for sale at Char raise celery was never better. $300 les Haynes. per acre can be realized from this pro duct, Mr Peet stated, if the proper Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, and methods are applied. He stated fur- Miss Ida Parkes, motored to Ogden, ther that he was going to Michigan Saturday, where Mr Richardson atin the near future, and would visit tended the funeral of a relativo sectsome of the big celery growing ions of that state and expected to JWlss Esther Ockey, left Monday for Ice Cream and Candy are good nutritiou8 bring back with htm several experts Berkley, Calif, where she will attend foods in this line of agriculture, and if a the Stanford and everyone enjoys them. Summer University sufficient acreage can be obtained School. We are careful to see that ours are pure and here he would have one of these .men come here to instruct the farmers in Mrs. Glen Sykes, came down from wholesome and you and the children can enjoy celery growing. American Fork and will From the statements of Mr Peet, spend a few daysMonday yourselves in our store. with her parents we learned that the bottom lands on Mr. and Mrs. Atner Bigler. Come in often. It doesn't cost much. the west side of this valley are well adapted for the growing of celery, Mrs. H. J. Hassell, returned to her Vacation Time calls for an Eastman Kodak. and if the market for this product is home in Mammoth Friday, after a what Mr. Peet claims it is, we think We have them. pheasant visit with her daughter Mrs. the matter should be investigated by J. R. Stanley. Mrs. Stanley and babour local farm bureau. This paper ies, her home and will has on several occasions in the past visit accompanied in Mammoth for a few weeks. WE ARE HERE TO SERVE emphasized the need for a greater var lety of farm products, and in this Jas. Garrett Jr, J. H. Lunt, Harry method of agriculture the chance for Foote, and Lorenzo memare much profits greater than produ bers of the Board ofMangelson, Education went cing only one or two kinds of crops. to Provo' Wednesday where they in"Don't put all your eggs in one bask spected a number of WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW swimming pools et" is an old saying but a true one to Investigate the best kind of floor for the local pool at the new high ' school building. TAX ON CARS SHOULD BE ABOLISHED. Next Wednesday at the Venice Big Dance, Arlington, Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beagley. Mr. Theatre, see the vaudeville, given by night, June 24 th, Good Music, Hall R T This papor is in favor of abolishing Beagley, and Mrs J. F. Douglas, the Nephl ward for the bene- now equipped with electric fans to the present tax on motor cars, and went to Springville Sunday to attend fit of the public primary playground keep you cool the funeral of Mr. on a tax therefor Herbert gassubstituting Clyde, son in law to Mr as Robert Beagley. Mr oline, being the most equitable Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Loverldge and FREE,. ONE QT OF THE BEST OIL method of bringing in revenue for Clyde was bitten by a dog about two family of Salt Lake spent Sunthe support and maintenance of our weeks ago while spraying trees and day with Mr. and S. City, Lunt of Everyone who buys 5 gal. of gas or state roads. Why should the man died last week from blood poisoning Mrs. Loverldge. They wereparents accomp- June 24th will be given Free 1 qt. He leaves a use wife and two children anied home who only has for his car during by Mrs. Cleo Read, who more at the Service Station Saturday the summer months, bo compelled to to mourn his loss. will visit with thara for some time. Star Pin Oil. Give us a call. pay the same tax as the man who runs his car every month of the year? Or in other words why should the man who has a mileage record of perhaps less than 2000 miles for the nation-wid- e year, be compelled to pay the same man tax as the who reels off eighteen or twenty thousand miles during the season? Road engineers tell us that the travel on the roads during the winter Is Incorporated and early spring, speaking of dirt 312 DEPARTMENT STORES roads, is where the most damage is done to the road, then why should not the person who is using the roads during these periods pay his just proportion of the cost of maintenence There Is only one method in our opinion that will properly equalize the burden for the maintenance of our state roads and that is by a tax on gasoline, lnstoad of a blanket tax on motor cars as at present. With a From coast to coast, J. C. Penney Company values tax n gasoline each car owner will are'known, Savings pay his proportion of the of road up afforded have won a country-wid- e These out popularity. to of the number keep, according values are not limited to certain lines of goods. , miles traveled. are in Nephi Drug Co. NEPHI UTAH a institution - J LPwasmm UTAH NEPHI POPULAR SAVINGS Are Plentiful Here They plentiful every department. "Looking around" in our store will unfold savings you have not suspected. Try it! Mrs. Grace Sowby of Garfield, is visiting her daughter Mrs Geo Malloy this week. W. W. Blakeslee, supervisor of the Nebo Forest, came down from Provo last evening. Mr. Blakeslee will sur vey some additional ground for camp sites behind Mt Nebo before return ing.. This Is the third survey that has been made on account of the demand for camping lota. NOTICE TO WATER USERS State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, May IS, 1922 Notice is hereby given that Inea Tripp, of Callao, Utah has made ap plication in accordance with the re quirements of the Complied Laws ot Utah, 1917, as amended by the Ses sion Laws of Utah, 1919, to appropriate Fifteen (15) Sec. Ft. of water from Indian Farm, Toms and Basin Creeks, in Juab County. Said water is to be diverted at a point which is 1680 ft west from the E4 corner of Sec 11, Township 11 South, Range 17 West, Salt Lake Base and Meri dian, conveyed In a canal a distance of 7800 ft. and there used from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, inclusive cf each year, to irrigate 1040 acres of land embraced la the WEV4. gee 35. EV4NKU, EKSW4. WV4SEU See. 26, EV4, EYf Sec. 23, T. 10 S. R. 17 W., S. L. Mer. This aDDllc- ation is designated in the State Engineer's office as No. 8763. All protests against the crantln of said application, statin' the reas ons therefor, must be made br affi davit in duplicate, accompanied with a lee of 61.00 and filed la this office within thirty (30) day after the com pletion of the publication at thl notice. R E. CALDWELL. State Engineer Date of first publication Mar 26. Date of com Diet Ion of nnhii- 1922, catlon June 23, 1922. 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