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Show - PAGE FOUR Natil AnotheTV Poor A Fight for John D. - Broker! Mr. Good. Seeret&rv of MM War hur ' BMb. T A TV f DC Mak Display. Kate Button, i ing President Hoover's authority, says the country Is prepared to speii hun-- Dennis Wood, 2nd. CHILDREN'S n arnua oi minions in aoaiuon 10 Rolls. Nina Chappell, 2nd: Cap hundred millions already spent (or harbor and liver Improvements. cakes. Florence Belliston, 2nd; LayII Ths Secretary of War says: "The gov- - er cake. Margaret Wright, 1st. ADULT crumeui win una logemer every pan of the country with a chain of Inland Layer cake. Mrs. Dennis Wood, waterways, making on great artery 1st; Mrs. 'Jas. Vtckers. 2nd. Butter, oi iraae. Mrs. Jas. Vtckers. 1st. Candy. Mrs. That's good news. The people want Earl McPharlane, 3rd. and 60 Watt JMJMKHTIC ART national Improvements, have plenty of money and. fortunately, they have patch set. (Old Lady) 1st. a President who la an engineer and Quilt, Mrs. James Carter, 1st. 35c 100 Watt Globes Overcoat remodelled, Mrs. - P. P. understands problems Involved. He would rather attend to great, Anderson, 2nd. P. Mrs. P. Boys suit remodelled, 25c Colored Globes permanent enterprises and .let someAnderson, 2nd. body else attend to bootleg liquor. 2nd. Baby cap. Mrs. J. E. Harris, Luncheon set, Gertrude Foote, 2nd Again "The World's Biggest Bank" Wool quilt. Mary Irons, 2nd. makes Its bow. bigger than any thus Hemstitching. Ivy Christensen, 1st far. Tatting, Ivy Christensen, 1st. Charles E. Mitchell, head of New Crochet, Ivy Christensen, 2nd. York'a National City Bank, absorbs Baby carriage robe, Eva Pyper. 2. the Corn Exchange Bank, creating an Table Cloth. Priacllla Wilson, 1st. Save expense by providing a lamp for every institution with resources of two Wool shawl, Mrs. Peter Wankler, thousand five hundred millions of socket Levan, 2nd. Centerpiece. Mrs. Sid Wright, 1st. Crochet. Mrs. Sid Wright, 1st. This one financial giant will have Display fancywork (child) Donna Now is the time and this is the place 100 branch banks In New York. The Belliston. 1st. ' million has given way Vanity set, Mrs.; Dave Winn, 2nd. to the new "billion.' Braided rug. Mrs. E. Tanner, 2nd. When will the trillion be transChilds coat, Mrs. Jas. Vtckers.' 2nd ferred from books on astronomy to Dress set, Mrs. Jas. Vlckers. 1st. the books of United States bankers? Old1 Lady's display. Mrs. J. D. Pexton, 1st. In Wall Street a broker has closed Sofa pillow, Thelma Warner, 1st. Remodeled coat, Mrs. T. E Carter, up. His story la aad and brief. He sold short. 2nd. Remodeled suit, Alta Pexton, 1st. And, most strange, he sold bank Doily (child), Bessie Irons. 1st. stocks Bhort. Boudoir pillow, Byrl Shaw, 1st. To "short'' a bank stock with banks Pieced quilt, Reva Pexton. 2nd. getting from 10 to 20 per cent for Dresser Scarf, Myrtle Kendall. 1st. money on call, calls for an InvestiRemodeled Myrtle boys coat. gation In lunacy. Kendall. 1st. Buffet set. Myrtle Kendall. 2nd. The Prince of Wales buys his first Geo. D. Haymond, Owner House dress, Myrtle Kendall, 1st. as his first flight airplane, making Apron. Maida Foote, 2nd, an owner to see his father at Table scarf, Malda Footee, 1st. It Is a Q. H. Gypsy Moth, White centerpiece, Mrs. J. W. price only $3,300. 1st. Barnes, The Prince would not' buy anything Silk quilt, Mrs. J. W. Barnes. 1st. not "pure British." The little Moth Home made carpet, J. Burton, 1st PRO BATH AND OV ARDIANSHIP fore the 26th day of December A. D. makes ninety miles an hour, la paintWoven Rug, John Burton, 2nd. 1929. NOTICES ed bright red and blue, and carries Mable Bed Pillow Sowby, (child), J. W. Ingram, and Verno Boswell, Consult County Clerk or Respective a silver plate marked "H. R. H. the Mable Dresser scarf, (child) 2nd; Administrators of the Estate of Signers For Further Information. Prince of Wales," 2nd. Sowby, Ann E. Ingram, Deceased. Mrs." Geo. Duckworth Centerpiece,Date of first publication; August We have an assortment of "national 2nd; Pillow slips, Mrs. Geo. DuckXOTICK TO CREDITORS 22nd. A. D. 1929. disgraces." One, our high percentage 2nd. of illiteracy; another, the high effi- worth, cases (child), Tola Boswell Estate of Ann E. Ingram, deceased. Pillow ciency of bootleggers, hijackers, or- 2nd. claims with FOR RENT 7 ROOM HOUSB AT Creditors will ganized criminals. Sheet and pillow slips ' (colored), vouchers to J. W.present $15 per month, with outhouses, Ingram or Verno Another Is the official usury estab Lucille Hawkins, 2nd. Boswell, at their residences In Nephi barn and garden spot, together with llshed by the federal reserve as 'a Lunch set. Lucille Hawkins, 1st. City, Juab County, Utah, on or be water. See Alec Wilson. tf basis for dealing In American Lunch set, Lucille Hawkins, 1st. Pillow slips, Mrs. W.S. Sperry. 1st Pillow, Mrs. J. E. Ingram, 2nd. Lunch cloth, Mrs. J.E. Ingram, 2d. Our worst disgrace is the fact established by the American Association Library scarf, Mrs. J. E. Ingram, of Obstetricians, Gynecologists and 2nd. Silk lamp, Edith Vlckers. 1st. Abdominal Surgeons, that this NaFOR A BANK ACCOUNT THERE IS Lunch set (cut work), Mrs. J. W, tion has the highest maternity death rate In the civilized world. Andrews, Eureka, 1st. Hemstitching, Ida Bean, 2nd. Of the thousands of mothers dying Rug, Mrs. Henry Parkins, 1st. every year In childbirth, 65 per cent NEITHER SUBSTITUTE NOR Lamp, (child) Rosmary Belliston, are killed by septicemia and toxemia, 2nd. both preventable. S. hook rugs, Mrs. Display, Mammoth, 1st, You read that the Naval Confer- Bailey, IMITATION Bed lamp, Mrs. Clarence Gowera. ence will depend - largely on what 2nd. Japan wants and agrees to. The powPillow cases, Mrs. C. Gowers, 2nd. erful face of the Japanese Premier Baby dress, Mrs. C. Gowera, 1st. Hamaguchl, who will do the deciding, Quilt, Mrs. Margaret Ellertson; tells you that Japan will talk plainly. 2nd. If Uncle Sam and Britain cannot Baby shawl, Mrs. John Carter, 1st agree, Mr. Hamaguchl might be useRemodeled coat, Clara Chappell, ful as a good excuse. 1st. Bed set. (cases and slips), Nina Why doesn't Uncle Sam decide for Chappell, 1st. himself what he wants In airplanes, Buffet set, Sadie Cazier. - 1st,. Table cover, Mrs. Clarence In cruisers, submarines and everything else? Do we need the approval of gram, 2nd. . another country T Pillow cases, Mrs. Will Orme, 1st. Boudoir pillow, (child), Nelda Col. R. W. Stewart, formerly head Cowan, 1st. Dress, Alberta Cowan,' 1st. of Standard Oil of Indiana, beaten in a fight with Mr. Rockefeller, has gone Carriage robe, Lucile Booth, 1st. to Eirgland. Perhaps he goes to join Night dress, Lucille Booth, 1st. Child's dress, Lucile Booth. 1st. the Shell company In a great British B. pillow. Lucile Booth, 2nd. oil fight. oil merger and Pillow cases, Mrs. Sara . Ann Colonel Stewart will visit Sir Henry (84 years old, ' entered by Deterding, head of British "Shell," Jenins, the biggest Rockefeller rival In the Mrs. W. P. Osier), 2nd. . FLOWERS i n world's oil trad. ii Gladlola, Mrs. F. 'Warner,' 1st J Mrs. Dave If the British want action and an Mrs. Dennis Wood, 2nd," - ! American representative who knows Ockey, 3rd. Alice Jane Roses, 1st; Carter, the oil business, they show IntelliVicers, 2nd; Thelma Ockey, 3rd. gence In selecting Colonel Stewart. Dahlias, Mrs. S. Scott. : 1st : Mrs; It looks like a real oil fight. F.' Chase. 2nd; Neva Booth, 3rd. Betting is wrong, and apart from Petunias, Delia Belliston, 1st; that It might be unwise to bet against Lizzie Ostler, 2nd; Mrs. Art Kendall the Rockefellers. They have never 3rd. ' acquired the habit of losing. Verbenias, Virginia 'Sperry,-2nDelphimlum, Hazel Russell, ' 2nd. Zinnias, Ethel Irons, '1st; J. GibNews from Jerusalem that will doubtless cause Indignation and mass son, 2nd; J. Gibson, 3rd.; Marygolds (African), Mrs. Ellen meetings tells of ' the arrest of 44 Jews of Haifa, held without ball, ac- Lund. 1st; Mrs. Jos. Price, 2nd; cused of premeditated murder of Mrs. Minnie Smith, 3rd. Arabs during the recent Arab-Jewis-h Marygolds (French), Delia Bellriots. iston, 2nd. Marygolds (Calendula) Mrs. Geo. ! 1st; Mrs. Geo. Sperry 2nd get-awa- y The President announces the ap- Belliston, Cosmas, Mrs. Lizzie Ostler, 1st; F. of Guggenheim Harry pointment Marjorle Gadd, 2nd. as Ambassador to Cuba. No NEED for us to tell you how quickly the new Ford Canmas, Jacob Gibson, 1st. Mr. welcome Cubans will GuggenAsters, Ethel Irons, 1st; Mrs. Art accelerates. You can see it any day in traffic. Few cars an able and powheim, representing Kendall; Mrs. Lizzie Ostler, 3rd. .. erful American family well. at any price are as fast on the Asters (single) Mrs. S. Scott. Americans will be glad to hear that Asters (Heart of France) Conw in and arrange for a demonstration. Youll Mrs. Mr. Guggenheim's work for aviation Jane Booth, 2nd. get a real thrill in driving the new Ford because it is in America Is conspicuously Butterfly bush, Mrs. Jessie Coul-sosa alert and responsive and so easy to handle under 2nd. nr-tee- Now Destruction 15-25-- Hovers Overhead The menacing hand of the Fire Demon casts a heavy shadow over those who are not protected If you by adequate Insurance. are not already fully insured, you owe it to your family and to yourself to 2C 40 ' ; i Take Out a Policy Today : First National Company WE ARE HERE TO SERVE Bonds Securities Insurance First National Bank Building Nephi, Utah No Chinese Alphabet The Chinese language has no alphabet, for It Is not a letter but a syllable language. Each written character Is the equivalent, not of a sound, but of a word of one syllable, for no Chinese word bus more. Nephi Drug Company . Sand-rlngha- Mrs. Bella Carter of Mlltord, Utah visited at the home of her parents Air. and Mrs. W. W. 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