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Show ' THE '""r - TIMES-NEW- " NEPHI, UTAH S, nnwi Come and See Our New line of Plain and Fancy Dress Flannels, Colored Indian Head, Serges, Silks and Crepes. of Cretons and Line New Ginghams, Also Big for Biggest Quilts. Challies, excellent patterns and best assortment at lowest prices. Special 27c Reg. 45c yard Crepe Ginghams to close close 19c Reg. 50c yard Striped Galateu Cloth to 13c 32 in wide Fast Color Ginghams to close $1.39 Men's Standard Weight Blue Overalls Men's Khaki Pants 59c Men's 85c B. V. D. Style Union Suits 98c .... Suits Men's $1.25 B.y. D. Style Union 79c Men's $1.00 Porous Knit Union Suits $1-3- 9 GROCERIES 79c 10 lb. Bag Sugar 25 lb Bag Sugar .$1-9- HAPPENINGS j Born to Mr., and Mrs. H. C. Crane August 2nd, a son. I CLASSIFIED ADS Plenty of Tomatoes Joseph Vickers. for sale 35c size B. A. 2 Reg. 45c pkg Peets Granulate Soap Bars " Soap Free. Bars Flake White Soap, 1 bar Jap Rose Bag 49c 37c Bars Sunny Monday Soap GET ALL OUR PRICES AND SAVE , Chas. Foote & Sons delightful Kensington was held yesterday afternoon by the Ladies Literary club at the homo of Mrs. P. B. Cowan. The committee having the arrangements in charge were Mm. P..B. Cowan, Mrs. T. W. Allred, Mn. It. T. Cowan. Mrs. J. W. Ellison Mrs. O. R. Judd. "and Miss Ida A Yery enjoyable time was had and refreshments were served. Other Par-ke- s. members present were: Mrs. W.. C, Andrews, Mrs. George Sperry, Mrs. T. H. Burton, Mrs. G. M. Whitmore, Mrs. M. L. Sowby, Mrs. S. B. McCune, Mrs. Wilson Glazier, Mrs. W. P Brough, Mrs Alberta Belliston Mrs E. R. Forrest, Mrs. Wm. Bailey, Mrs Dennis Wood, Pearl Allen Mrs. N. J. Rees, Mrs. T. D. Rees, Mrs. T. L. Foote of Salt Lake City; and Mrs. Annie Murray of Los Angeles. IPffc ft iNSTrrUTlON- I (VATOM-WD- E JJ S4 i1 a1 ve. f DEPARTMENT STORES Better Style. Lines In Garments Low-Pric- ed Our New York buyers have prepared for us and d we now have on display several groups of Coats and Dresses which we believe surpass in richness of style lines any similiar presentation at or near the surprising small prices we are able to offer them at. low-price- THERE ARE MANY STYLES AND COLORS TO SELECT FROM These various groups are not as large as you would However, if you come expect to find in in early you will have no trouble in making several extremely satisfactory selections. Descriptions are omitted owing to the great diversity of styles. mid-seaso- n. Provided in These Displays The Money-Savin- g Prove The Unsurpassed Buying Power of Our 676 Busy Stores Leroy Brough who underwent an operation for appendicitis about ten days ago is now slowly Improving. AT "The Day-Lig- Coats and Dresses of unusual character which are sure to win instant favor with a great many women. AT $l6.75 $14.75 ht To Our Patrons i t and Friends WANTED Veal, Pork, ' an'd Top prices paid H. C. Crane, Phones 7 or 204-J-3. Mrs. Eva Jones and son, and Mr. W. N. Pexton and daughter of Murray, Utah, are spending the week in Nephi the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pexton. FOR SALE FOUR ROOM Adobe House, Good Granary, Rock Cellar, Large Lot, and One Share Water, for the small sum of $1,500. $500 down payment and balance to suit purchaser. This home Is located in Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sandberg, Miss a very desirable location and only Stella and Selma Sandberg, and Mr. five blocks from the courthouserr-- A. Clyde Mortensen of Salt Lake City B. Gibson, Real Estate Dealer. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Anderson. All kinds of pickling materials at Joseph R. price's. The Nephi Public Library will be closed August 17th and 18th for the Farmers, get the Paxman approved lending of books. All persons hav- Turkey Seed Wheat for your Planting! books out please return them by On sale at P. B. Cowan's that time for the purpose of having ing. them classified and catalogued. Miss Clara Farnsworth from Cedar City is assisting Mrs. Grover in doing this work. We are now located in our New Modern Store Building, next door north of the Nephi National Bank. Prepared better than ever to take care of your merchandise needs Our facilities for handling your trade are t t t as efficient now as it is possible to make them. We Invite You Plenty of Sweet Corn for sale Joseph W. Vickers. Store" to come and inspect our New Store and will be delighted to show you around. The Prolo Bee Hive Girls had a One second hand Piano, and two swimming party in the High School new player pianos for sale cheap Thursday evening. Those who enjoy- Robert Lomax, Music Store. ed the swim were: Ida Bean, Mild Ice for sale at Edward Kendall's. red Ord, Phylis Reid, Sarah and Serena Orme, Winona Goble, Vivian WANTED SMALL HOME, Two Sparks and the beekeeper, Florence or three rooms, Burton. price must be very reasonable A. B. GIBSON. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Foote enter For Sale New Potatoes at Bert tained at dinner Sunday for a num Greenhalgh. Call 181R2. ber of out of town relatives. The following were the guests: Mr, and Good seed wheat for sale, free Mrs. J. C, Donelson and son Vivian; from rye. Samuel Linton. Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Crabtree, and Mrs. Mr. and daughter Arlene; For Sale New Potatoes at Bert George B, McClellan; Mrs, Ralph Call 181R2. Greenhalgh. Cornwall, and daughter Lyle, all of Salt Lake City; Mrs. John L-- Done, WANTED all kinds of poultry. and sons Keith and Marsh of Payson Mutual Company. Ralph Cole, a graduate this year of the Agricultural College has been awarded a scholarship at the Michigan University. Mr. Cole was recommended by Dr. McCpol, dean of the University for the two year's scholarship in Soils Chemistry. This scholarship offers $800.00 for the nine months of school and a position during the summer of $125.00 per month, Mr. Cole will leave this week for Michigan to take up his duties. Mrs. J. R. Ostler entertained a number of her lady friends at her home yesterday afternoon. The time was spent in sewing after which refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Archie Brooks, Mrs. A. J. Crapo, Mrs. Otis Hotron, Mrs. A. B. Gibson, Mrs. Jack Tolley, Mrs. J. W. Ockey, Mrs. Rollo Orme, Mrs. Ross Burton, liss Mayme Riches, Mrs. Jack Sandberg of Los Angeles, and the hostess Mrs. J. R, Ostler, - 6 1- -2 Pound Trout Caught At Burraston A. is not only an expert in dry farming and cereal plant breeding, but he Is some specialist on trout fishing which he amply proved Tuesday night when he landed a 64 pound native trout at the Burraston pond, it took some time says Bracken to land the big fellow after hooking him but this was finally accomplished by the exercise of plenty of patience and strategy. E. a good crop of ice for Tanner. "Where Good Merchandise is Cheaper" X Many people dig sale The Summer club girls met in the High School building last Friday afternoon. The time was spent in sewing and arrangements were also made for the exhibit of the work that has been done by the The exgirls during the summer. hibit Is to be at 3:30 p. in. Friday The public Is Invited August 21st. to attend. I This is for Cabbages, cauliflowers, onions, and pickling beets Ockey's, prone 85J. C. O. LOMAX Three freshened milk cows Mrs. Jack Greenland. for sale. Three rooms for rent, partly furnished. See Mrs. Laura Ingram. Tomatoes at Monroe Whiting's 2ND ANNUAL ROUND-ISALT LAKE CITY, UTAH after September 1st at 70c per bushel .and pickling cucumbers at $1 $11.07 round trip via Denver & per bushel. We expect to ripen one Rio Grande Western. Tickets on thousand bushels of tomatoes. Bale August 15 to 20. Final return Cooking apples for sale at J. limit. August 24th. Wprwood's. SILVER MAPLES I u,iiiiiui.iiiii!ly!iUiiiiiiiiui:Lit;ffiiiiii!!UM!a,innuiiiiia!iaia;mi!iiii THE TOGGERY We carrya complete line of Everything in Jewelry House for rent or sale on Center Mrs. Amy B. Grover StreetApply to Choice fresh milk cow for Joseph Golden. Headaches and Constipation take the Joy out of life for many people HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA owes its great popularity to folks who endorse it strongly Nephi Drug Co. The biggest paying Investment from planting pure seed Wheat. The Paxman approved kind is on sale at P. B. Cowan's comes 1 Open next .Monday morning the Tourist Lunch Stand, located at the F. C. Chapman building. If you want a real meal give us a call H. E. Osterloh, proprietor. SALE-Fords- age. Levan. Utah. You Want The Suit 1 You Buy To Give SERVICE on FOR Tractor, per fect condition. Cheap Taylor Gar 14 m m GIFTS That Last When in need of m Because of the great care exercised in selecting the fabrics that go into Clothcraft suits, this long wear has been made certain long before your purchase is made. " some- it, can fc:1 i5 - 1 i 1 Come in and inspect these suits! We'll gladly show you and explain their points of superiority. r r E f ; f S 1 1 i i 5 J ! i 1 tI hi M I. r James A. Starts $25 to $35 The Toggery Jeweler Phone No. 2. Nephi Ut. Clothcraft Suits are made to give SERVICE that's one of the reasons why Clothcraft is purchased every season by over 200.000" men. m you. a wrist watches, fully guaranteed. Also Diamond and Weddings Rings. T make it or secure it for give us a call. WRIST WATCHES One Door East Cooper, Pyper Co. Camp stove or sale, gocd as new for $15. James Chase. We either have U SERVICE And Serve you well. All Work Guaranteed pickling at Ed. serve you. I Best Service in 1 Town I1 When you are in a rush may be Down at the Heel. But Don't Say they are out. Let me Look Them Over, Well make them look right. Shoes their teeth. Constipation Is the greatest curse of the day. Stagnant decayed matter in the stomach and bowels may cause serious trouble. Take HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA for constipation Results guaranteed. Nephi Drug Co. thing appropriate for a gift do not forget your Jeweler is waiting to the place SHOE REPAIR SERVICE their graves with SUMMER GIRLS WILL EXHIBIT WORK 1 Nephi Merc. Co. Creamery Utah. !!ll!inini!ll!l!llllinilllllH!i:!lll!lll!!lll!li:!ll!!i!!!imil!illll!il!ll Coats and Dresses are shown in this attactive group that are truly remarkable values at the price. j Mrs. Annie Murray and daughter Starter NEW FORD FOR SALE of Los Angeles, are guests of Mrs. and demountable rims Never been S. B. McCune this week. used $400.00 Judd's Garage. I have A : 5 Corn Flakes, small 2 for 25c. Large 2 for . . 35c 25c Shredded Wheat 2 for 25c Small Size Milk 5 for Armours No. 2 Pork and Beans 3 cans for . . 35c Small Size Pineapple 15c Medium 25c. Large 10 10 j LOCAL 1 1 t. r 3 3 |