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Show ) THE PAGE EIGHT TIMES-NEW- THE BUDGET ALL PRICES REDUC ED i All All All All All regular regular regular regular regular $1.25 Wash Dresses $1.50 and $1.95 Silk Hose $1.00 Silk Hose $6.75 Silk Dresses 35c Oil Goths fs 98c $1.25 95c $4.95 29c yd. GROCERIES 10 pound bag sugar Blue Can Coffee Hills Red and M. J. B. Coffee, 1 lb can Maxwell House, Chase and Sanborn, or Del Monte Coffee Currants, 15c, Raisins per package Four pound package Raisins 3 for Jello Can Milk, small 4for 15c, large, 2 for Glass Tumblers, 3 for 10c, Half dozen, 59c 27c 39c 37c 9c 35c 25c 15c 18c Compare All Our Prices And SAVE! SEE OUR LINE OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS NOW ON DISPLAY. . FOOTE & NEPHI, UTAH : NEPIIITES ENJOY TRIP TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sparks and and Mrs. Dan Miller, all of this citly motored to Southern California on November 4. Mr. and Mrs. Sparks have reported that their vis-I- t. which was a complete surprise to all their friends and relatives there, was unusually pleasant and eventful. Their first stop was with Mr. Sparks' sister, Mrs. Clara W. Valentine, of Ontario, when they remained until Nov. 9th, when their Mr. and daughter and Mrs. Carly Riley, motored to Ontario and took them to their home in Huntington Park. Mrs Riley had lost no time in arranging a surprise party, and several trips of great interest for them. On the evening of their arrival In Huntington Park, a double surprise had been planned fer both the travelers and guests. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shepard and daughter Melba and husband; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Burgess and son James; Mr. and Mrs. Welre; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Edwards and daughter Shirley Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harmon; Leland Sparks and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riley host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Anderson of Hollywood, entertained them with a dinner party at their home. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were: Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sparks, honor-ee- s; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fetsch and daughter Edna; Maxene Barra-cloMr. and' Mrs. Carl Diley, Wanda and Donald Riley; Mr. and Mrs. Bart Anderson, and daughter Clara, host and hostess. (Mrs. Anderson is Mr. Sparks' niece.) They returned to Ontario on Mr. son-in-la- w, Thanksgiving Day where a banquet was relished by many close relatives as follows: Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Sparks; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riley and children; Wesley Valentine and son Wesley Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Valentine and family; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayden and family; Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kustel and family; Mr. end Mrs. Paul A. Valentine; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Thornton; Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hayden and son; and Mrs. Clara W. Valentine, host ess. After dinner the guests were entertained by talented members of the family. On November 28 they were motor guests of their sister, Mrs. Valentine to Norconian Country Club, Norco, and to the Mission Inn, Riverside, Calif. They left for home Nov. 30, arriving after a very pleasant trip on December 2nd. Colin Mayers Entertains At A "Stag" Party Colin Mayers gave a "Stag" Tur key dinner on December "4 for all those who assisted in the constru ction of the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Mayers. The following also attended: L. P. Anderson, George Bean, Leslie Booth, Joseph Bronth. Fred Chapman, William Fields Ivan Golden, Lloyd Goble, Theodore Harris, Prank Harris, Evan Harris Hyrum Haynes, Al Lunt, George Parkins, Ray Powell, and Joe Willis. u; Dealt With Humanity vhlch Ideology is the science treats of the history and evolution of human Ideas. It Is also a branch of linguistics, treating of the relation of Ideas to language. LUBRICATION of an automobile is different than GREASING. To Grease a car only means one, can of grease and the car plenty smeared with it LUBRICATING a car means several kinds of grease, put in the proper places and in proper quantities to insure correct working of the parts effected. Come in and TO BE CONVINCED see your car properly LUBRICATED with modern equipment. SILVEH maple SEHVICE I The revenue needed for the gen eral fund of the State for the years 1931 and 1932 was determined by the last session of the legislature. The amount of taxes which will be raised in your county next year for county end for city and for town purposes will be determined during the month of December of this year. The school budget will be fixed next June. The following brief statement describe the pro-ceof budget making, so that the taxpayer will uiulertsand his In the problem. The State budget is iormuiatea ence in two years. In this respect, It is less flexible than the other budgets which are prepared each year. The state budget Is presented o the legslature by tne governor, and Is amended or changed in any way in which the the legis lature may decide berore neing finally passed. This is the one bud get which probably is subject to the least influence on the part oi the individual taxpayer, because the state government Is somewhat re motely removed from the individual, and yet the individual has an op- Dortunttv to be. heard before the upuroprlations committee before this budget Is passed uxn. But tne fact that the legislature Is held in Salt Lake City and that in a prac tical way, it would be impossible for every taxpayer to bo heard, makes this feature of the tax bill more difficult to control than any other one. But the taxpayer has this consolidationd. veathlsewo et et ao consolation, the property tax for the state general fund is generally the lowest Item in the taxpayers bill. In Beaver City for Instance, only five cents out of every dollar is used for state purposes. On or before November 1st of each year, the county auditor pre pares and files with the board of county comissioners a tentative budget which sets fourth in detail the revenues and expenditures for the current calander year, together with other Important Information. This budget is placed on file in the office of the county auditor for public inspection for at least fifteen days prior to its flna adoption. On or before December 31st, the board of county comissioners must adopt a final budget which contains the proposed expenditures for the next But before this calander year. budget can be adopted, notice must be published in the newspapers of general circulation within the county, advising the taxpayers that it is proposed to adopt a budget, and a public hearing must be allowed before the budget is adopted. When this public hearing is held, every tax payer in the county who is inter to be ested has an opportunity heard. Of course, as a practical matter it is difficult if not out ol the question for every taxpayer in the county to be present at the office of the board of county com missioners to discuss the proposed budget, but it is not out of the question or impractical for taxpay ers in the various communities of the county to send representatives to meet with, the commissioners to assist in the formulation of the budget. It is important to note that the time for the control of the levy for county purposes is before the budget is adopted in December. After once this budget is adopted It is useless to try to reduce the amount to be expended. It is highly important, therefore, that the taxpayer, who is interested in his taxes for the year 1932 should become active in studying the proposed budget and preparing reccommedations to the board of county comissioners. The budget for city purposes is jrepared at the same time and in the same manner as the county budget, and the same portunitles are given the taxpayers to meet with the city officials to assist in the formulation of this budget as in the case of the county budget. In this case it is also important to observe that the budget for city purposes will be approved on or before December 31, of this year and that no change can be made after that date. Any taxpayer who is concerned with the taxes for city purposes for year 1932 should avail himself of the opportunity to assist in determining the amount of such taxes. The budget for school purposes is prepared during the month of June of each year. In this respect it is different, therefore, from the county and city budget, but the same principles are envolved In all three budgets. The taxpayers who are concerned with the public expenditures may coucentrate their efforts on the taxes for the city and county during the month of December of tHis year, and then during the month of June of next year they will have the same opportunity itles to control the school budget as they have now to control the city and county budgets. "CARE WILL SAVE YOUR CAR" NEPItt, UTAH S. High School News Thtirs.lav. Dec. 0M 10. WOULD ALTER OUR The following students of the FINANCIAL HABITS Juab High School have received the highest averages in the 8tudent Body association and their respecBy ROME C STEPHENSON tive classes for the second six week period. Student Body, Catherine Ftrmtr FrtliJint A mtricam Btmkiri Bowies 94, Margarett Parkes 93 A ntcialiom. Seniors. Marparett Parkes 93 nrME most constructive action that Elda Ostler 92 Juniors, Cathbringing erine Bowles 94. Thelma Reld 92 aboutoaa be taken toward our busigreater stability in Sophomores, Ollbert Wilson, 89 ness lite is the Ruth Anderson, 87 Melba Fow-ke- s. development of 87 mora balA Honor Roll. Seniors, Margarett anced attitude B Honor Roll Lucille Parkes: in the winds Pierce. Robert Stephensen. Ffbrence Wilson, Marjorle Salisbury. Irene of all of our Olpln, Elda Ostler, Mem Newton, people In reEeth McCay, Norma Molyneux, gard to the Maureen Kendall, Delia Lundsteen. right relationGrace Jenkins, Afton Greenwood, ship between Lucille Grecnhalgh. Donna Garbett, $aving an A Dorothy Chase, Julia Ballow. Lucille Sorensen, Ivy Seamons. There la more A Honor Roll. Juniors, Catherine Bowles; B Honor Roll, Wilmer Bar-net- t, workable ecoTom Cowan, Veila Mikklesen. R. C STEPHENSON nomics lu the Thelma Reld, Agnes Newton, Florence Kendall, Jean Kendall. Kath-ry- n seuteuce: Have during prosperity Kay, Aline Ellison, Lucillle to at to be able to spend during de Fowkes, Elizabeth Foote, Florence prention: than In a whole library Duckworth, Margaret Crapo. Flor- full of charts and tables and books ence Belliston, Herman Memmott. ou political economy. B Honor Roll, Sophomores. Melba I do not believe It Is au ImpracFowkes, Emmett OGara, Gilbert ticable dream to bring about au era Wilson. Dorothy Brough. of more intelligent saving and Lectures are being given each day spending on the part of cur people. this week to (he students of the It is not impossible to change the Juab High School by Dr. John T. habits of the population. It has been Miller of Los Anseles, on Vocational done in many lines. The habits of our people have been Improved and Guidance. Florence Wilson Stu- the health of the nation promoted dent Body Reporter in many ways by consistent programs of advertising and education that have brought about better hyMrs. J. F. Wright Is gienic understanding and practices. Hostess to Fidelis Club The medical profession has virtually banished the scourge of some Mrs. Jack Wright was hostess to diseases by persistent, intelligent the members of the Fidelis Choral campaigns of preventive sanitary Club Friday evening. measures and Inoculations, requirLuncheon was served at &: o'clock, ing new understandings, new habits followed by discussion of business among of our people. matters and singing practice. The Also a many millions large part of this evolution members present were: Vivian Hoyt, Lucile Booth, Lucille Lunt, Diane of public health improvement has Booth, Kate Burton, Alice Crapo, naturally developed through the inFlorence Winn, Viola Ockey, Mable telligent advertising of many prodLunt and the hostess, Mrs. Wright. ucts that have to do with bodily care. I refer to the manufacturers and distributers of such things as more healthful shoes, more effective toothbrushes, food products wltl more wholesome values of nutrition and countless other practical ideal HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID that have become commonplaces of FOR EGGS Any amount dozen our daily business life, and that or a carload Robert Winn Co. have become a part, too, of the very texture of the personal habits and FOUND A PET LAMB Owner call health of great masses of our people. 196 for particulars. Also he must been good advertising If has it pay cost of this advertisement. and good business for so many of our national producers to spend millions of dollars thus to inculcate new habits of personal hygiene and personal care, is it not good business and good advertising for our banking interests to lay similar stress during the next period of .prosperity upon better financial habits and customs of our peopl Bankers above r ' are Interested In stable, wholesome business. They have much to gain by a state of We are proud to ansound financial health among the nounce that our marpeople, and most to lose by epidemket will have this ics of economic maladies such as wonderfur roast offeraave swept the country dvrtaf the ing Friday and Saturfast two years. day. These delicious roasts cut from yonng GOOD JONATHAN FOR SALE grain-fe- d hogs will APPLES See C. H. Garrett. average from 7 to 8 pounds, and will sell THREE MONTH'S OLD PIGS FOR by. the whole or half SALE at Bert Greenhalgh's. for Q per pound. Pure Pork sausage and AUTO LOANS REDUCE YOUR Baby Beef Pot Roast CAR Payments or get some extra will also sell for IfJt money by REFINANCING with us. per pound Friday and Call In or Write To Saturday. Finance & Thrift Co. 57 North University Ave. Provo, Ut. . 4; 3; lu adies ? is 5, 5. iptndlng. Cosit's practical, CLASSIFIED Pork Shoulder NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Special prices on ALL LADIES COATS from SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY New line of Shoes just being marked. Latest styles at reasonable prices. MEN'S WOMEN'S AND i CHILDREN'S SHOES. Call and see our new Shipment of CURLEE CLOTHES. Blue Serge Suitshigh quality at low prices. Christmas Gifts of all kinds on display. Shop early and get first choice. Nephi Merc. Phone 18 Co. Nephi, Utah Roasts INTER-MOUNTAI- N Food Bargains bargains that we have arranged for will fit into most every food list. ..10 lbs extra fine Beet Sugar 50 1 lb can M. J. B. Coffee, 336! 55 ounce package Crystal WedBe ding Oats sure to get these items Friday or Saturday. We reserve the right to limit quantities. These 19. 1927 CHEVROLET FOR SALE Coach new top, good tires, good BARGAIN mechanical condition Call Clarence H. Warner. What's going to happen Christmas eve besides Santa's coming? FOR SALE BALED ALFALFA $15.50 per ton Juab County Mill & Elevator Co. FOR RENT FOUD ROOM ApartmentCall 40-- MOD-er- n w What's going to happen Christmas eve besides Santa's coming? Good Candies Leadership Week To Be Held at B. Y. U. Soon Reasonable The eleventh annual Leadership Week at the Brigham Young University, January 25 to 29, will have for its central theme the topic "The World of Tomorrow", It is announced from the Extension Division, under the auspices of which the big annual Institute is held. This theme, It is pointed out by the officials of the instiauaevaaot eta eta et ao the Institute, Is particularly appro priate this year, owing to the wide spread interest In the planning for the future, both on the part of the individual and society in general. Around this central theme will be organized departments which will deal with such problems as: Our Economic Situation; Social Reconstruction; Science and the new Social Order; Political Problems; Literature; Art; Home Making; Farm Problems; Recreational Leadership; Psychology and Philosophy. At the daily assembly period, men who are leaders in the church end state will give Instructive and inspirational addresses. A free enter tainment will be open each evening for the guests. Candies, like most other food items, are much lower in price this season. In addition, our holiday candies are of a better quality than on any previous year. Our organization purchased 8 car loads of box chocolates for the holidays. See our windows display of 1 lb. fancy assorted chocolates; 1 lb. box fancy cherry chocolates, Z'A lb box extra fancy assorted chocolates, and 5 lb. box Candlelight chocolates. They are fit for any. queen. Q R SKAGGS FOOD TO GIVE THAT OLD SUIT OF YOURS TO SOME POOR FELLOW OUT OF A JOB! FRI. - SAT. DECEMBER Stan 11-- Oliver & Laurel Hardy in "PARDON Africa Adventures 12 Oswald and SUN. - MON. - TUES. George BANCROFT "RICH MANS' FOLLY" and ' in News WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Warned BAXTER in "SURRENDER" SUm Surety of Purity" than-yoursel- f. WHEN YOU BRIGHTEN UP YOUR OWN CHRISTMAS 10c and 25c Admission Comedy With prices down so low, you can now enjoy a NEW SUIT for Xmas and at the same time Kelp others who are less fortunate US" Sumtnerville "A TELL HER TONIGHT Comedy Let the Light Fall On Others |
