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Show THE PAGE EIGHT 3E -- 1 TIMES-NEW- M. I. A. Recreational Local News Ida Parkes returned home Sunday from Salt Lake Citv. whpre Field Secretary V. O. Robinson she has spent the past three weeks. of the Y. M. M. I. A. general board She was operated on for appendicitis conducted a convention of recrea- at a Salt Lake hospital. tional directors and officers of the A. L. Garbett, manager of the J. Mutual Improvement association ' at hall C, Penney Co. store, was in Salt ihe North ward amusement Laks City Tuesday on business. He Thursday evening. Special Instruction arid demonstr- wa accompanied to Salt Lake by ations were given In the matter of Mrs. Garbett. conducting socials, dances, and other recreational activities. The "gold Mrs. Geo. W. Lunt, and Mrs. Aland 'green wait?", developed and fred Orme were in Salt Lake Satursponsored by the Mutual. Improve- day attending the ment associations, was a feature, and meeting held there. Mrs. Orme was was enthusiastically received by the; elected, of this workers present. M. I. A.' contests in publif speaking, choruses, dramatic art, etc. were discussed at length Mr,, and Mr. Alma Jennings of and the representatives of the several Baker,' Nevada, a few in assocfatlons promised increased In- Utah during thespent week. days They past conterest and activity at the spring visited with relatives and friends in tests. Nephi Is to be the meeting Gunnison, and Levan, Richfield, place for another district contest be- Nephi. Mr. Jennings is one of tween several stakes tn the spring, Baker's successful business men, and the local off;.ers hope to having iness in the Nevada town. He states contestants at this that Baker is a farming community, meet. and reports that the people- are quite properious In that locality. Miss eet? ' Parent-Teache- . . prize-winni- Reg. $2.50 Square Alarm Clock Reg. $3.75 Wrist Watches $1.98 S2.98 SOUS I Venice Cae and Stage Depot REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS WE SERVE INDIVIDUAL MEAT PIES AND CHILI EVENINGS Venice Cafe Main St. The annual dinner meeting of the Utah Associated Industries which Is regarded as the biggest gathering of the year 'will be held in Salt Lake on November Jib. Two eminent American business men, Mr. Harry Chandler, owner and publisher of the Los K4 Angeles Times and Mr. Paul Shoup, I of executive Southern Pacific Company will be the speakers. According to the Invitation Committee there will be over 500 business men present from all parts of tha state. Mr. Chandler will discuss the subject "Management and Men". Having had a ricd experience as publisher in the direction of large forces of men he will give an illuminating talk on that subject. It is especially timely on account of the vexatious problems now confronting industry in this human relationship. Mr. Shoup, who has risen from the ranks in the railroad business will speak on as a Factor in State Growth". Mr. Shoup has been exerting a powerful influence in the state of California in bringing together the various groups for consideration of mutual problems. His talk Is sure to leave a profound impression upon the large . audience. the PHILOSOPHICAL PHIL LET US DO YOUR CABINET WORK 80 10 lb. bag Sugar Corn Meal per bag . 50 Cracked Wheat 9 lb. -- .45 Germade 9 lb. bag . .45 Chocolate Malted Milk 60 per can Shaker Free SATURDAY SPECIAL 6 cakes of Am-ond-- ol Toilet Soap glasses free Cheese, full crcatn lb. .25 to handle kinds of cabinet work; such as built-i- n Kitchen BufCabinets; built-i- n fets; Linen closets; and any other cabinet work that anyone wants built. Builders of all kinds of Cabinets, also mill work. I If 1 F : t I . A- - rtA V.i ivirt y lvmcn ARCH- - COENS? p OVERLAPPING TOES? CALLOUSES? Foot Comfort Expert from Chicago ivill be here , " SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29TH TO GIVE The Junior Seagull class of the South ward met at the home of ) Free Demonstration An-nab- Pace last Friday and held their monthly meeting. Games were played and delicious refreshments were served to the following: Mar jorie Lomai, Aline Ellison, Reva Vlckerjs, fMartha Howard, the ad visors, Mrs. Worthington and Miss Elva Belliston, and the hostesses Elva Shaw and Annabelle Pace. Don't experiment with your feet. On the above date we will have at our store, through the courtesy of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the famous foot authority, a Foot Comfort Expert from his own staff. He is sent here for the benefit of our patrons, and we urge every foot sufferer to make the most of this unusual opportunity. MUTUAL PROGRAMS SUNDAY EVENING Over your stockinged feet, this Expert will make Pedograph prints, which will show the exact nature of your foot ailment. He will then demonstrate how the scientific method and improved appliances perfected by Dr. Scholl instantly relieve your painful feet, and restore them to health and comfort. Absolutely no charge for this service. Be The Gleaner Girls of the South ward Mutual have prepared an excellent program for Sunday evening They are anxious to explain the meaning of the sheaves they are binding. The program is: Short talk, "Binding Sheaves" Virginia Golden Violiasolo .................... Helen Cowan Reading of One-aplay "Count Your Graces" Bessie Lomax Vocal solo Evelyn Brough Vocal Duet Alta Nielson and Irene , sure and remember the above date so as not to miss this opportunity. TO PHYSICIANS You are invited to refer or bring your patients to our store during this demonstration. The latest improved relievof method for M. M. Wm. and D.p Scholl, appliances ing and correcting painful feet will be fully explained. foot-troubl- ct Nephi Merc. Co. Phillips Helen Lyman Wallace L. Martin 'Where good merchandise is cheaper' Xephi North Ward Paino solo 4 Rheta Sperry Lorna Kendall Reading Vocal duet CARD OF THANKS Emma Jenkins and Maxine Sperry Taxation Made Easy Mr .and .Mrs. Brigham Carter of Reading Alice Sowby Were the superfluities of n nation Vocal solo, Dorothy Haymond valued, nnd made a pprpetual tax on Milford, desire to thank all tliope benevolence, there would be more who so kindly assisted at the funeralmshouses than poor, schools than al of their son Ray. Bcholars, and enough to spare for gov"Friendly" Flower Names FOR SALE Three good building A scientific man who Indu'g in an ernment besides. William Penn. lots, close in A. V. Pyper. o28tf amateur way his taste for gardening soys that he likes to know the scienOr Day to lJay GOOD Idaho Rural Potatoes for Sale tific names of flowers, of course, but He who lives io h .jo.Th paradise C. N. Cox. that in gardening the names he cares generally has a month leaser most for are the common names. Fort Wayne Dally Sentinel. These, he sRys, are like the nicknames and pet diminutives one keeps for IntiAntitoxin'e Victory Clean Mirror mate frlt'iitis not formul, not busiThirty-threof every hundred chilnesslike nor but Just In washing mirrors do not let tha dren who caught diphtheria used te dignified, water or other cleansing fluid run unfriendly. die before the discovery of diphtheria der the frame. It will loosen it antitoxin mot.-.u-t- Warner's Cabinet Shop Foote Building, So. Main Nephi, Utah On Hard TV The niiin who rh h:r" tiit- .test ;;;- - duriIlls ill- - hours N the ,n:in who worked the hardest during his working hours. Il;ir;l work U wonderful thing. Atchison C.'mIih - ng e Chinese "Venice" By No Mean Useless huslmlid is !! .,ii;-- i r iicctl"l In the raising of n fimilly, says a m:iga zlne writer. Will, wlm's going to tli" dishes? Wnbiisb wipe Plain Dealer. Soochow, one of the oldest and most famous cities In China. Ii known as the "Venice of the Fnr Kiist," because of the large number of canals with whlh (t ! Intersected Sateen's Iniovit'on To Revive !!o ,e Plant . Wlioli :i iio.isi espei 'nily fern. Is iljlnpr. pour a tnhlespnonfiil of castor oil around the nils. Thin will ;;(.' make the plant In a short time. YOUR t L l t all A REPLACE JOINTS? was tendered his home Tuesday evening by a number of his friends and business associate. A very enjoyable evening was spent after which refreshments wera served to the following: Felnu Hailey, Ellen Greenh!tfh, L,ois Allen, May Pay, Norma Pay, Mrs. Blanche Fowkes, Bishop Thomas Bailey, H. C. Crane, Mrs. Thomas Fowkes, and the guest of honor, Thomas Fowkes. Reading Piano solo We have installed 59 6 SWOLLEN ng nt Compare all our prices and save 10 to 20 BAILEY GROCERY OR BUNIONS Utah Associated Industries ' A surprise party To Hold Business Luncheon Thomas Fowkes at .... .... ANKLES EMN IN INSTEP? - Asparagas Tips 25c can Grape Fruit 25c can 2 for 15c No. 1 Pork and Beans No. 2 Pork and Beans .' IOC 10c . . .,. Jello, all flavors 2 25c . Bran Flakes and Wheat for Kellogs' Corn Meal 50c bag. Wheat Flakes 55c. bag. Rolled Oats 60c bag. Deviled Meat 6 for 25c Plain white China cups and saucers (. . 95c set Fern brand Nut Margarine 25c lb. -- rs . 80c ;.;,...:.:!$1.95 .V. WEAK. ' vice-preside- nt G R O C E R I E S bag Sugar bag Sugar EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION ? . 2 yd. wide Linoleum, newest patterns $1.69 yd. 9 x 12 Linoleum Rug's ..),... $12.95" 9 x 12 Feltex Rugs . . . $9.95 10 lb 25 lb . . RADIO CATTERIES. look green mid fresh sateen was POWER FOR YOUR RADIO SET. IT'S A PHILCO. Phone Z46 SILVER MAPLE SERVICE Nephi, Ut. Call up for further information Nothing New English nws item snys vi'Iety ha gone in for n new hol by. flea corseting. The fad was started u'n J me ago by otir dug Tampa Tribune. f,:-s- t ,,. . ;i in whin, niitniifactureil. year It U in KnglUli i;iep-aturfirs', yieii;:n",c; In 1S78 In "I'.;irliw's History nnd Prin- ciples of Wenving." Secret of Success Another secret of u0t to waste any of your time thinking up secrets of success. Terre Hunt Tribune. r., , ne--.;- Claim Sold"!? sui-ees- LET US SHOW YOU OUR LIGHT SOCKET 1927 'ain." r OUR NEW LINE OF DRESS GOODS, SILKS EMBROIDERY SETS and APRONS ' ' See the newest out at lowest prices All the newest Fall Colors in Silk Hose. Special Reg. 35c Childrens' Ribbed- Hose 25c 28th, DoVfou Suffer from Held Convention Come In And s ee Friday, October NEPHI, UTAH S, Kin . f niiin.: h Abyssinia v. ,'rom Solomon direct Mid the queeii of Shebn, which would give them a pedigiv of some 3,000 rears. The claims Walk-Ove- Tools of liot'vheeping Man's Modesty One of th iurvivliig users of uu old fashioned razor hotly denlea that nonicn do nil thMr housekeeping with Arknns Gar.ette. l Times Change of Hir showed a Recent fan. jW cuhlc foot of country air contained , 2.000 purtli-lesdnul siilnirhaii air Men limy he nin iuul nil that, but at least they haven't tnKen to fflinvlng 'inelntisitl nnipilrer. on the street. The pirate uvd to be the la.t word In profane ferorfty, but today we hav th dub In a bunker. Balkans Have One Park There Is only one real park In th whole of the I'.alknna n nr this is the) Boris gardens In Sofia. i sold in every college town ia the It is the one shoe smart enough, com. fortaHe enough, aristocratic enough to meet the requirements of men both in and out of college who dem.ind the quality and recognize that The one shoe that f r. t hif-hes- quality in Waik-Gver- s. Analysii of Air Purity J!0.ono dust pr-"'l- and rlty air 115,-0-J pnrtlele. Needs Revision Instead of saying : "Keep ntlll, my heart." the Appeal Mumld be to tha At; l lfn Ulohe. tongue. The Toggery |
