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Show Hi GUT Si mi THE i imlfi ALLEN'S CASH STORES BETTER BARGAINS . N'KPHf. UTAH was Miss lone Oarrett Mc- FOR Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Snarr of Pro-v- o were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wtlford Bailey. LIICII 30 Friday March 30th has been set Bertha Russell of Provo is for the annual entertainment sponvisiting this week with friends and sored by the ex service men of Ne relatives of Nephl. phl, at which time they will enter' lain lite members of the Service Star House guests of Mrs. J. W. Brough Legion and the American Legion on Sunday Included Or. and Mrs. Auxiliary and their partners. Mel Brough of Salt Lake City and The banquet and program will be Mrs.T. L. Schofleld and family of held at the North Ward Amusement hall and the public dance will be Provo. held In the Arlington Hall. Committees were selected for the Mrs. Ida Brown returned to Pro vo last Thursday after having spent occasion as follows: Refreshment committee: Rue Gol a few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Powell. den, chairman: Henry Svedtn. vice cnairman; Amos irons, tteea Heuis-toMel. Stanley, Ed. WUkey, Frank Mrs. Richard Taylor of Butler, Pennsylvania, Is visiting with rel- Harris, Alva Howell. H. C. Crane, -- HOAR entertained feature of the evening. Dainty freshmenta 15, l'A4 i on Thursday March 8 in honor of Miss Irene Tolley. Music and var ious games were the outsanuhnx re- -' were served to twenty- - five. Mrs. '1'hursdav, March Local - Social PARTY IS SET Mrs. Howard Oox of Mantl a guest on Sunday at the J. R. pherson home. TIMES-NEWS- PAOT ilWOJC I SIMS JX I a ! X gay social event of the past was the miscellaneous shower! given In compliment to Miss Irene touey Dy Miss LaPriel Jones and Mrs. Birdie Jones last Friday evening. Many useful and beautiful presents were given to Miss Tolley. 40 guests were present. Refreshments ere served. wee Loi?an 26 Miss Irene Tolley and Miss lone NEPHI 43 Oarrett. brides-elec- t, were of 4 LARD, pound package honor at a party held last guests Saturday Salina 17 t uw nome 01 Alias Fthpi 39c 49 pherson The evening was snent in Jordan games and remenesclng. Those at the party included the imnu.dir 35 BEEF POT ROAST, friends of Miss Tolley and of Hurrlcam girl L. W. atives" and friends in Nephl. She is Uintah 19 Farnsworth, Richard Inscore, Miss Oarrett. 10c the 2 year old steer, lb E. V. A. M. Jacobson. Frank Tolley guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earlus Hawkins. Jones. 40 Einghum Decorations J. R. Ockey. chairCentral 28 Chrlstensen left on man; J. H. Ockey. PREPARED MUSTARD Miss Frances for Salt Lake City where Joseph Nelson. Ivan Tew, Brent D. Saturday 10c she will resume her work. She has Hall. 9 ox jar Granito 43 Tables been visiting for some time at the Frank Phllllpson, chairBeaver 13 home of her father In Nephl. man; Victor Harris, vice chairman; Oils Anderson, Lester Brlggs, J. W. OVAL SARDINES, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Crowther of Howarth, Ralph Barnes; Perry C. week-end as Hall; Archie 'Brooks, Lorraine Lunt, Mustard or Tomatoe Sauce Provo visited over the house guests of Mr. and Mrs, Hyrum Brough, J. C. Thomas, Ed. 9c the Can Fred M. Beck, parents of Mrs. Plett, Bobe Sperry, Jim Ollllsple. Rulon Bracken, Oscar Brough, Rogt. Crowther. Howarth, Thomas R. Salisbury, L. K. Webb. Another distinct honor was SIFTED PEAS, 2 Cans Beef Cut from Cleo Petty, son of Mr. and Entertainment Clyde Haynes, 19c Mrs. I. M. Petty of this city and a chairman, Gerald Cazler, old Grain Fed member of the Utah State AgricuRoy Blackett. Ronald Shaw. Juab County Commissioners Nephl Steers. Dance Committee Lee Tolley. ltural College basketball team last Post Number One of the American week when sports writers of the chairman; Walter 01pln Legion, Nephl Kiwanls Club, and BANNER MILK Rolled Bonless Prime ; Byron Howels, Lisle Blgler, district, selected him Jay citizens of Eureka, Nephl, Payson. team. Stephensen, Victor Jones. 25c forward on the and Fountain Green have been Small, 8 cans 16c lb. Ribs, Cleo was recently selected forward Igently working for the Mrs. A. H. Belllston, Instructor of on the western division team. of the Mount Nebo camp of Brisket and Rib Boilthe recently organized nutrition tne civilian Conservation Corps for HEINZ SOUPS, A aeiigntiui trousseau tea was class, annouces a change In the 1S34. They have received little hope, ing Beef, 7c lb. 2 Cans 25c held Sunday afternoon between the time and place of class nreetlngs. due to the fact that the camps have hours of 3 and 7 in honor of Miss The class, which has previously met Shoulder Round or been decreased from 22 to 11 In this Irene Tolley at the home of Mr. and each Saturday afternoon in the Chuck Pot Roasts, 10c. state, Mrs. C. R. Tolley. The receiving line city hall at 2:30 will hereafter meet Regardless of the difficulties un PALMOLIVE SOAP included Miss Tolley, Mrs. C. R. Tol at 3:00 P. M. In the Seminary. All der which these people have been are members to be at Rolled Mabel Alean Mrs. Pace the Miss and urged Bonless Lamb ley, working, they are still fighting for a or CREME OIL, 4 for 19c 6 perry. Those who assisted in serv next meeting In the Seminary. camp behind Mt. Nebo, and four Shoulders, 16c lb. 75 word telegrams were sent to ing were Miss Ethel McPheron, Miss Stella Harris, Miss lone Garrett and County Agent A. E. Smith with Washington Thursday, asking for Fresh Pork Sausage, 3 the Senators and 3 Cans Rex Lye, 1 Can Old Miss Virginia S perry. Over 200 guests other Extension Service workers of congressmen to get the Utah State Agricultural College called during the day. lbs. us a camp In 1934. showing in their 25c 33c Dutch Cleanser for of Logan attented the Citizenship telegrams some good and suffceient A party will be held next Wed- week at Hinckley last week-en- d. reasons why the work of the Red assisted TabIn livestock the 7:30 at March and in the 21, Creek-Payso- n They nesday, Canyon road should ernacle by the members of the Nephl poultry judging and poultry be completed, and asking them to BROOMS, Ward In honor of the retiring bisdo all In their power to get a camp. Hewlett's Green Tea; 4 Tie 33c hopric, Thomas Bailey, A. P. Chro Vz lb Cellophane Bags istiansen and O. R. Judd. A miscellaneous program composed of 15c numbers from the various organ-ziatioLOOSE COCOANUT will be given. At 9:00 the lb 25c crowd will adjourn to the Arlington wheer a dance will be held and O. N. O. Reading Club met light refreshments served.12 All mem- at The Blue Pine Diced Beets, the home of Mrs. Cora Nowden. bers of the ward over years of The following members were pres 5c age are cordially invited. 15 oz Can 7c; or 3 cans Work will be resumed on the state BANANAS, lb ent: Lean Jordan. Almlna Kav. highway next Monday when the 1 9c Martha Green. Berniece Warner. state road department will contin- Dona Newell. Lona Warnar, Deon ue the building of a good state GROUND BEEF, lb 10c Ellertson, Ruth Garfield, Florence road from Nephl to a point half Newton, Valna Hiskey, Estella King mile the other side of the top of and Fern Kay. Ruth Garfield gave 3 Dog Valley hill. The state has Blue Pine Diced Car-rot- s, the report on "Swift Waters" and $10,000.00 of the original the remainder of the evening was 15 oz Can 7c; 3 appropriation to spend on that secspent in playing cards. Refreshtion and it is expected that possibly Stop Getting Up Nights! ments were served. cans 19c. near twenty-tw- o men and about Lax the Bladder With Juniper OH, eighteen teams will be employed on the Job. Bnchn, Etc. The large rock crusher will be Drive the Impurities and exmoved from Salt Creek canyon to 5 lb Bags Extra Fine cess acids that cause Irritation, rHEN you need a the location west of the Jesse Pay and frequent dislre. Juplper oil Is farm, and from that point gravel Onan order doctor, Quality Spanish will be hauled onto the road. pleas tant to take In the form of a 12c from the It is likely that another appropions, store, BUKETS, the bladder laxative, also per bag. riation will be made this year to eontalnitig Buchu leaves, etc. Works Two graduates of the Juab high electrician an plumber, continue the building of the road one the bladder similar to castor at Nephl have won positions . . . isn't the telephone school to Leamington, although nothing oil on the bowles. Get a 26c box from on the debating teams of Snow Coldefinite has been decided on. any drug store. After four days If useful in meeting the lege. They are Miss Audrie Hansen Rex Lye, 13 oz. 10c not relieved or getting up nights" of Levan and Wallace Tolley of go back and get your money. If emergency. 3 cans 27c Nephl. Both are in their sophomore National Preserve you are bothered with backache or at the college. year The Cloud Peak Primitive area Is When people say leg pains caused from bladder disOn Thursday evening. Miss Hantn expanse of 04,000 acres on the orders you are bound to feel better team with Virgil Yergen-so- n "I'll call you up", isn't sen will After this cleansing and you get algh core of the Bighorn mounof Monroe In defense of the it embarassing to say proposition that the powers of the Par d, your regular sleep. Geo. D. tains, Id Wyoming. The area lies In the Bighorn National forest, midWashing Powders druggist, says Bukets Is a president shuld be Increased as a "We haven't a tele-phone- ." settled best seller. 2l2 lb package, 27c way between the Continental divide policy. 5 Wallace engaged In the debate and the Black hills, at 9,500 to 2 Buy package. Bring the Junior debate feet are about elevation. There against of squad Sunday guests of Mrs. Brigham It costs but a few the B. Y. U. at Provo, and will leave your coupon and re200 attractive lakes, many of glaw Garrett Included her and cial origin. There are no automoa day to have one In a few daysofto debate with cents ceive 3 pkgs for 54c. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley colleges of Provo bile roads. Wildlife Is abundant, Pitt and son Jerry of Kamas. and Salt Lake City. and the southern half of the area Seniors In the various high schle Id game preserves. Pioneer conAny Employee will ools of central Utah are invited to ditions of travel are maintained b take your order! be guests of Snow College April 20. We have a new brand the Forest service. ANDERSON FUNERAL Formal invitations are being sent to the principals of each school. HOME of bread to offer you. The Mountain States The activities of the day will begin This bread has been at noon and continue until after Efficient, Satisfactory Service Tel. & Tel. Co. the dance in the evening. tested and found to be Phone 168 A scholarship has been offered Nephl as high in quality as by Snow College to the efficiencv student of the graduating class of bread manufacturany fVi1 .TuaH Vi!t?h tti O " cVinsil Ul mk.uv. wuo OL,n ed in the country. The selection is to be made by Principal Owen L. Barnett at least ten days name is "Sonney Boy". before the high school commenceOur first shipment will ment. The winner will be awarded "Many bring their clothes to church instead tne scholarship during the exer be baked Friday night of themsetres." cises. Satand arrive here Students from the Juab high who MARCH are tnis term registered at Snow 19 William Jennings Bryan. will cwUt urday. Everybody ZLJ-political leader, born I860. college include Miles Anderso. Mar wondwant to try this ina Howard, Tim Irons, Myldred Hall, Delma Hall, Audrie Hansen, erful 20 oz loaf sliced 20 "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Wallace Garrett and Wallace Tol1 in book m- n. Friday & Saturday's Best Buys Working Hard For For Nebo Camp ths X 62 t LEADING VARIETIES olT for $1.00 X IT X t 2 1 2 YEAR OLD ALL STRICTLY A GRADE BUSHES AND FRESHLY DUG DIRECT FROM THE NURSERY. WE HAVE SOME NICE OLD THREE-YEA- R NEPHI GROWN SHRUBS AT PRICES! AT-TRACTI- NEPHI FLORAL an PHONE 345J ' Tea ns Mona Happenings Beets N ew Spring Onions Duds Rex Lye Shirts NEWslST ot Experiment Will With Orchard Carrots What Are Your Answers c Road Work To Start Monday erslty classes In systematic pomology, the identification of varBe ieties from fruit and tree characteristics, will also help In determining the quality and productiveness Made of the varieties. Among the 120 varieties planted will be 40 of apples, 20 of prunes plums, 10 of peaches, 15 of PROVO In an effort to help and grapes, three af nectarines, five, Fruit grower determine what var- of apricots and many varitles or ieties are best adapted to this regfruit. ion, a large experimental orchard small Orchards of apples and other will be planted Saturday on the on the university farms, University Hill farm of Brigham producing abundant fruit for use in Young University, announced Seth supplying the school cafeteria and for class T. Shaw, university horticulturist, room studies. Hundreds of bushels who will direct the planting. also been given away during It Is expected the orchard will have the past two autumns to students help horticulture In this section to take a stride forward by giving from out of town, who are batchthe University, the fruit growers some real help. ing while attending o A total of 120 varieties will be Dlant- ed, which will make the orchard The program for the Nephl ward one of the few of its kind in the M. I. A. for next Tuesday evening intermountaln region. will include the of one of The orchard, which will Drovlde tne contest olavsreading bv Miss Vesta much valuable material for unlv- - Wright, SNOWJfflLLEGE " Par Hay-mon- 13,-16- READY WITH YOUR STYLE IN NEW SHIRTS New Patterns, new color blends you've never seen such neat, becoming- shirts. Grayco's new Collars, tapered wrist and exact sleeve lengths insure perfect fit, perfect comfort in every way better shirts. - STA-SIZIN- G $1.45 son-in-la- Jliiiil SPRING HOUSE CLEANING TIME IS loaf 8c; bread. 2 loaves 15c. ley. HERE PUT YOUR CAR IN ORDER NOW! A Good Wash and Polish Job and then a Com- plete lubrication job at our place, you'll hardly know it's the same car. LET US GIVE YOU A PRICE! 8ILVBH MAPLE SEEVICE CLASSIFIED 10c lb. 24 Firm ripe bananas, 5c lb and don't forget 0. P. S. Jell powder 5c Paxman. 25 "Full Dinner Pail" be comes Republican bol. 1900. sym- )WKt cLP. SRAGGS "A Surety Indians sell Rhode Island for 80 lbs. of lead. 1638. package. I New Orleans practically destroyed by fire, 1788. 23 Philippine Aguinaldo surrenders to Funston, 1901. Bananas ALFALFA HAY SEED, 70c per hundred. Also Barley seed. Clasence of Purity" NEW SPRING HATS Take your time in our shop and select a that brings out your best lineaments. New Spring prices are : head-coverin- $2.95 SOUTH WARD M. I. A. A contest play under the direction of Mrs. Louise Vickers. Miss I Wanda Oarrett and Gordon Wood will be presented in the South Ward M. I. A. next Tuesday evening. g- $3.75 Suitf If you want clothes that combine character and charm with lines that are clean-cu- t, comfortable and correct . . . clothes tailored to fit your in come let and show you us personality our new Spring Suits. ... .... Shoes 1852. 22 Germans firs on Paris with guns, 1918. Fresh Crisp Asparagus o WANTED MAN OF INTEGRITY 21-Interested In Govt work to write for Information. Box 115, this paper. ,ri'?21 ftCU.ifa Asparagus FOUND Ladles Serving Apron. Owner may have by identifying and paying 40c for this advertisement. Apply at Times-Neoffice. PLENTY OF BALED HAY FOR 8ALE H. D. Goldsbrough. Our new music department can supply reeds, strings, picks, pads, oil sheet music, etc. Sanders Radio Shop. form, $1.95 Hats Bread J $1.65 WALK OVER SHOES PROVE IT! 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