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Show THE Friday, July 27th, 1928. TIMES-NEW- NEPHI. UTAH S, PAGE THREE Fountain Green The Best There AhtATON-WD- g VO ITUTlON' News Is Delphia Allred la spending her vacation at Salt Lake. We all want the best there is. At least we want the very best that we can afford to pay for. This is true of the houses we live in, the furnishings therein, the clothes we wear and the amusements we seek. The value of an article, Miss. Virginia Sperry left WednesJesse Oldroyd and Mr. and Mrs. day for a short vacation In Provo, Merrill Oldroyd have returned from where she will visit with friends. Provo. John Christison of Salt Lake City to spent the holidays in Nephi, where Virginia Llewellyn has returned Salt Lake after visiting her mother he visited with his parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Christison. for the past three weeks. however, cannot always be measured in dollars and cents. Frequently, if good judgment is ued in making purchases, one can purchase the better article for less money. We have to look about us, study the various markets, and make our own decisions. W. O. Collard and family of Salt Lake visited a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Collard. Miss Alleen Olson of Axtelt has returned home after visiting with Reba Allred for the past two weeks. . cl.tfENN t where savings are greatest" and Mrs. J. H. Millward of Salt Lake City. UV JU, U in Our Quality Garments Shown Below Mrs. Esther Andrews Pugsley andi son Phillip, of New York City, are Mrs. Lester Blackham of Kenll-wort- spending a month in Nephi, where Utah, Is visiting at the home they are guests of relatives and of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. friends. h, When In Doubt Mr. and Mrs. Val Rose and little Miss Winifred Cook returned last daughter Valerie Ann of Denver, week from Baltimore, Maryland after Colorado are the guests at the home spending 21 months as a missionary of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Whitniore In the Eastern States. this week. Abe Livingston and family and George Phillips, who is. employed Delia Robertson left Monday for at Garfield, Utah, spent July 24th Logan to visit with relatives and in Nephi where he visited with his attend the home coming there. family. Mr. Phillips returned to his work Wednesday afternoon. The following births are announcMr. and Mrs. W. A. Garrett of ed: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Blackham, a girl, born July 20th. Mr. and Mrs. Provo, spent several days in Nephi Urban S. Madsen, a boy, born July this week, where Mr. Garrett trans22nd. Mrs. and Mrs. Truman Curtis acted business. While here they also a girl, born July 23rd. visited with relatives and friends. On July 18th, Mary Oldroyd was given a surprise in honor of her 31st birthday. An elaborate supper was prepared. Those present were: Mr and Mrs. J. J. Oldroyd, Leonard Oldroyd and family, Mr. and Mrg Eugent Guymon and Eliza Bradley of Moroni. S. A. Cost Very Little Now! Cool silk frocks that are ideal for immediate wear can be selected at a thrift price that pleases everyone. Be ,sure to see them without delay. A Score of Pleasing Warner came down from Sunday to attend the Mr. Doran Warner. been employed at the for a number of years Miss Eva Sperry, who has been employed at Salt Lake City for some Paul Seeley entertained a number time past, Is spending a short vaca of friends at the home of his parents tion in Nephi, where she is visiting- Owned and operated by with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Seeley, Wednes day, July 18th. The occasion being Sperry. JAMES A. KELLY AND SON in honor of his 7th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Coleman and Luncheon was served on the lawn which the guests were enter- family of Provo, spent the 24th of after Delta Fillmore tained at a movie party in the amuse July holidays in Nephi, where they Nephi ment hall. The following attended: were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enid and Karl Seeley, Shirley Old Geo. A. Sperry. Attorney Coleman royd, Lois Ivory, Lois Oldroyd, also transacted business In Nephi Athalene Holman, Emma Anderson, Wednesday. Ruth Hanson, Barbara Livingston Mabel Oldroyd, Gale and Forrest Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Higginson, Mr. Church Christian First Peacock's Fur Yorgason, Perry Jensen, Fred Guy- and Mrs. Ray Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. of some Is ilifference There opinion mon, Lewis Livingston and Lane John Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Abner T. A nmii about town Christian Hanson. Bigler and Effie and Alice Bigler claims to have found what he consld as to what yeiir the first of Sliver City were visitors to Nephi church was actually built. Many his ers the finest example of thp beauti Sunday. The above party spent Sun It fell torlan? are of the opinion that tilt t dumb f the species. PRINCE POTENZIANI first church to be actually built was day afternoon behind Mount Nebo. to his lot on BftenuKin recently t A. D. BO about at Antioch, probably seventeen heniitlrtil a escort very Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pitt and family year-olof Ogden, Utah, are enjoying their girl about lielle Isle. Grab "Oli vacation In Nephi, and are spending blng at his sleeve slm asked: Weight Lifters Wanted a week s time camping behind what is thatr and when he lookee Don't worry about the next gener Mount Nebo. Mr. and Mrs. Pitt and around, he replied that It was a pea atlon being soft. Look at the bond Mr. and Mrs. Otis Horton of Santa- cock. "My. what gorgeous fur It has.' Issues It will have to pay off. Waco quin are camping at Frank Harris' she replied. Detroit News. summer home. I well-know- n ht Smart Summer Frocks Tooele, Utah funeral of Warner has Smelter town past. Summer-weig- The Prices Help Too Smyth. When you are in doubt as to where you can secure "the best there is" in groceries and meats, try your nearest O. P. Skaggs System store. There you will find "the best there is" at more reasonable prices than you would pay elsewhere. You also have the opportunity to study the various brands of merchandise and decide for yourself whether you are really getting "the best there is." Try it. You will derive a lot of pleasure in selecting your own foods. COOL Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Judd had as their guests on Pioneer Day, Mrs. Judd's sister and her husband, Mr. in Hot Weather Styles Short sleeves make these styles es- pecially comfortable and smart for hot weather. Trimmings of lace and contrasting bindings make each one different and attractive. Flat Crepe Georgette Prints and Plain Colors The woman who makes her tion soon will find a varied assortment colors, styles and sizes for women, misses and juniors you must see them for yourself to appreciate the values they represent. ;of ful-bu- d Union Suits News-Tribun- "He Build Wisely Who Builds Well" TO BUILD WELL USE NEPHI (A. i ':v. Host! 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Useless Baggage The trouble with many people, says a great sclentlMt la that they rpend too much time "packing trunks" they cannot take with thi-- and that would contain few useful things If they did. American Mngitzlne. Butter Substitute Napoleon III offered a prize In 18CS for something which would be cheaper than butter, kepp better and be les? liable to become rancid, tllppolyie Me?e developed a method of raHnufac ture of an oleo-ol- l product (now called margarine which won the prize. Our Early Telegraphy firnx form of telegraphy was In 18-'by Charles Wheatstona, who also Invented the concertina. His system of telegraphy was the "Slngla Needle. still In use on some English railways Hot Weather Gasoline In hot weather when extra motor labor means a steaming radiator, loss of power, fouled spark plugs, or half a dozen other motor ailments, turn to PARCO. PARCO is the fuel that takes si tltSIVS'l tt'LU! m liiSi EE! 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