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Show THK riMHS-NEW- NEPHt UTAfv S. CLASSIFIED ADS LOCAL NEWS NEWEST ARRIVALS English-America- Phone 141. Donald Broadhead, of Lynndyl, were guests Wednesday High School of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pexton. Feb. 15th. Mr. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY 19c Yard GROCERIES 35c 50c 75c 35c Regular Regular Regular Regular Sperry's Oats 2 for Shamrock Coffee 5 pound Cans Molasses and 40c Fresh Market Syrup 45c 35c 39c 19c SATURDAY SPECIALS Jello or Jello Ice Cream Powder 10c Regular 10c Toilet Paper 3 rolls for 5c Crackers Crackers 10c 7 All 12 ORANGES, LEMONS, CELERY, LETTUCE, FRESH ROYAL BREAD 12 l-- l-- 2c l-- 2c 2c and GNUS. FOOTE & SONS Agents for Miller Floral Company - u 1" r ' It JUL tMj 475 DEPARTMENT STORES PLENTY NEW GOODS ARE ARRIVING DAILY The newest and correct things to wear are always in evidence here. Our New York buyers are unceasing in their efforts to keep us supplied with the season's choice eroods for you. Come in! Mav your visit be as much a pleasure to you as it will be for us to welcome you and show you the new things. New Silks Arrived Radium Silk. I'.lack and colors Canton Crepe Crepe De Chine Printed Crepe De Chine Taffeta and Messaline Sport Silk For Skirting $1.49 yd $2.98 yd $1.98 yd $2.39 yd $1.98 yd $1.C9 and $1.89 Gymnasium Ball. rs I would like the person who borMr. and Foote, tained a number of their friends at rowed my "Canthook" to return their home last night. Games were same at ouce Evan Harris. Mrs. V. M. enter- played and delicious refreshments served to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs, Geo. O. Ostler, Mr. and Mrs. June Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foote, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lunt, JMr. and Mrs, N. J, Rees, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Judd, Mr, and Mrs. Geq. D, Haymond, Mr. and Mrs, Russ, Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Forrest, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wood, Mrs. J. W. Ellison, Mrs. Geo. D. Luff, Mrs. I, M. Petty, Mrs. Cleo Reid, Mrs, Wm. Foote, Miss Neva Booth, Miss Lulu McPherson, Mrs. R. L. Batchelor, and the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. --5- r C. February is supposed to be a quiet mens clothing month it is too 1 late for Furs too early for Fans but not too soon for us to tell you that we have one eye on the ball and the other on your Spring I jg business. Yes, Men when you say "Play Ball" we'll be ready to go we- - 1 have the stars in merchandise we'll have the heavy hitting style 1 hits and our admissions will admit the greatest Values you have B ever received. ; 11 V. M. Foote. Yes we're in training Poultry Men Attention! Sperry's scraps, and poultry feeds of all kinds. See Robert Winn. Sure-La- y, FEBRUARY Gymnasium 15th. Wood-Worke- rs and every train Michaels-Ster- n Value First Suits Gordons Spring Hats Ideal Shirts You save money wheii you buy a Nash Suit or Overcoat at $23.50. Sold by Elliott Miller, Run up the old steps and save money on your Spring Suit Booth and Dorius, Phone 141. We a fine which PREVENTION OF LOSSES IN YOUNG PIGS locally have in the vicinity of Nephi piano, also a player-pian- o we would rather dispose of than ship back to Salt Lake. Instruments will, of course, be sold To separately. any, responsible party who will agree to take up the balance of the contract on either instrument, will will extend the privilege of our easy terms and give immediate possession on payment of a deposit, balance to be paid in convenient installments that will make the buying a pleasure. If interested, write quick to Sales Manager, Consolidated Alusio Company, 0 Main Street, Salt Lake City. Utah. 48-5- the agency for the Pioneer Hatchery of Petaluma, California, and am prepared to supply the needs of the Nephl Poultrymen with certified baby chicks. Phone 75 J. I have taken R. Reid. I am selling a Nash Suit or Overcoat at $23.50 Elliott Miller. 30 Puii-- SO Paii-- s s Hoys Shoe 9 to 13, Hoys Shoes 13 2 $25.00 to $30.00 $3 to $4.50 $1.50 to $3.00 ; ghost sleeve-valv- e cams. No choking up with carbon. No clicking valves to grind. This engine improves with use! Owners report 50,000 miles without engine repair. Touring $1175; Sedan $1795, f. o. b. Toledo. WILLY! KNIGHT 1 1 I $1.08 1 values up to $3.50 to 5. Values up to $4.50 . $2.35 I Nephi Mer. Co. " Where Good Merchandise Is Cheaper I nillllllllllllllliillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin s' Ball, Friday, Feb. WANTED a man to care for 10 15th, High School Gymnasium. acre apple orchard. Will pay by for work doio. Might, consider We have the agency for the DeFor- - day or selling. If interested write rest Radio Sets and all the latest Im- leasing A. R. Paxman, 522 Hawthorne Ave., No outside ariels nec Salt Lake provements. City. essary. Free demonstration at any time. Call Robert Lomax, representative Dayne3Beebe Music Company. A SPLENDID FEELING That tired, half-sicdiscouraged feeling caused by a torpid liver and constiFool. Refprming a pated bowels can be gotten rid of with As a matter of brutal fact, the best surprising promptness try using Ilerbine. way to reform a fol U to rob him You feel its beneficial effect with the first until he Is compelled to do better. In dose as its purifying and regulating effect thorough and complete. "It not only order to live. Pumper a fool, and tell is drives out bile and impurities but it imhim he Is imposed on, and he will cona splendid feeling of exhilaration, tinue In his folly. Strip him and he parts strength, vim, and buoyancy of spirits. will adopt more sensibly ways, as a Price 60c. Sold by matter of necessity. E. Y. Howe's Wood-Worker- k.' LUNT PHARMACY CO. NEW ! ! SPRIG HATS met as a ht bringing new goods. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY' Monthly. FOR RENT-T- he and upstairs basement of the J. C. Penney Co.'s store, also residence on Center St. Write to George W. Sudbury, LynnCertified White Leghorn quality dyl, Utah, for information. chicks from selected fr'e-rang- e heavy laying, utility hens mated to double tuxj ciiix! mix mix pedigree cockerels with authentlu Our breeding trapnest records. You have tried the rest now try flocks are inspected and accredited 100 per cent A 1 S. C. by the Sonoma County Farm Bureau, the beet! Safe arrival and full count of live White Leghorn $12.50. Also orders Accred- for baby turkeys. Please order early vigorous chicks guamnteed. Agent, EAST SIDE FARM, ited "AA" grade chicki at single "A" Phone 168. prices. . Send for catalogue and attractive Spring prices. MUST HATCH FOR SALE City Block Good INCUBATOR CO INC. The World' of alfalfa. One share of stand Sev478 Electric Hatchery, largest waur. Price $800. Terms. Mrs. enth St. Petaluma, Calif. Elizabeth Klmen. Willys-Knig- is High School Ball. engine gives you quiet,silky action. Closed bodies remarkably free from power rumbles and vibration. No noisy A certain well known business man said to us to other day, "I like your selling' policy: I can buy from you knowing' that you will not reduce your price the next day." One doesn't like to spend a certain amount of money for some article and then pick up the evening' paper and find that the same store has it "on sale for tomorrow only" at a lower price. Surely, it is not fair play. Friday, ! The wonderful His Confidence In Our Policy IX XX Mr. and Mrs. Vern Tolboe, mot LOST A Diamond settine out nf ored down from Provo Sunday. Mrs. ring on Main Street or in one of the Tolboe, has remained here and is stores Thursday. Finder return to spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Brent Hall. Liberal reward. Mrs. M. T. Jennings. For correct Cleaning, Steam &r. Joe Willis left Monday for and repairing call Booth and Los Angeles, where he will spend a Dorius, Phone 141. few days In the California House for rent. Apply to Mrs. Joseph Jones. The Social Companion Club, are FOR SALE a city lot m alfalfa. giving a big dancing party tonight at the Arlington to a large number of Easy terms good location See their friends in the city. The affair Alfred Madsen. promises to be one of the social We guarantee to save you from events of the season. $5.00 to $10.00 on your Spring suit Booth and Dorius. Miss Dorothy Stephenson delightfully entertained at her home WedI have three or four shares of nesday evening. Games and music were enjoyed after which dainty re- water to rent. See Mrs. Nellie freshments were served to the fol- Schofield. lowing: Maude Knowles, Blanch GarLADIES we can make your old rett, Florence Gadd, Loren Garrett, Bert Jones, Earl Garrett, Leland Spring Coat, Suits and Dresses look Boswell and the hostess Dorothy like new. All work guaranteed-Boo- th and Dorius, Phone 141. Stephenson. More than 35 per cent of the spring of pigs died before weaning crop Near the Year's End. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS time, according to a recent study The last orchids of the year bloom made made by the United States In September and October. They are in coCount of Agriculture Full Selected Breeders, Department ladles' most the tresses, probably the on State the with colleges operation common of the orchid family In east- safe arrival guaranteed. Feb. Mar. 168 farms in Indiana, Illinois, and ern North America, says Nature MagaIowa. A total of 18,837 pigs were zine. All country dwellers know their $11.- - April, May $10. per 100. farrowed on these farms in the spring tiff, upright, sllphtly twisted blosGRAHAM HATCHERY and 6,749 of them died before weansoms. The two most common are the 2,844, ing. The heaviest loss was nodding ladles' tresses and the slender Hayward, Alameda Co. Calif. killed by being overlaid. Losses from U dies' tresses. this cause could have been greatly diminished by using guard rails and less bedding in the farrowing pens. Pigs dead when farrowed numbered 1, 373. Ubo of better breeding of the Stock and better feeding A NATION-WID- E sows would have aided materially in II I M Ml V II II preventing this loss as well as the 571 that were farrowed weak. Better housing and care would have saved 405 that were chilled. " incorporate Institution - Mrs. Wood-Worke- We have just received a new Spring line of Womens Silk Dresses, Sweaters. Sweater Suits, Jackets & New Dress Silks. All the newest the market affords. See them. Aso New House Dresses in Combination Effects See them. $1.49 and $1.98. Regular 25c Percales and Ginghams AVf Patriarch and Mrs. L. A. Bailey, We are the exclusive agents for the n returned home Wednesday after sev- famous Clotheseral weeks visit in Salt Lake City. Suits $18.50 up. Booth and Dorius, ARRIVED IMVi N0NAME HATS Command rfttvrU $3.50 to .$4.00 See Our Windows The Toggery |