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Show THE ALLEN'S CASH TIMES-NEW- XEPIII. UTAH S, Largest Class in History of School Receives Diplomas Thursday. May 30th. 1935 Local and Social More Variety ICE CREAM LimcSa Meat Mr. and Mrs. J. N. C. Pexton (Continued from page one) r.pent Monday at Ogden. iding officer, lmonte Peterson, class president: graduation march, one enjoys This is the time of the year lu-- n cooked Mr. and Mrs. Ole Boswell of Clarence IN frraduates; lunch mraW. In our market you will find Veal Pimento Invocation, Beaver spent Memorial Day in loaf Veal Tomato loaf, CIS ken loaf, Liver Oreenha'yh: mixed quartet, "The loaf, Nephl. Old Home Town," members of the Branumbweicer, Spiced Ilara Boiled Ham and Leona. May 31, June 1 Penlor class; paper, 'Service" IrBargains Mrs. Jack Skow of Salt Lake ene Booth; vocal solo, "Good Bye" BIG VALUE TEA DEVIL MEAT is in Nephi today (Thursday) City l MaN-3 paper, Sowby; "Dependabilcans I White King Laundry Soap pound package with relatives. visiting stuLemnnte honor Peterson, ity", . 25c 10 Bart for dent, cornet solo, "Bed Rose", Emry BROOKFIELD AMERICAN Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brough PORK ti BEANS address to graduates. Eliertfion; were in Salt Lake City the fore We have just installed a NF.W PACKAGE Calumet Bakin Powder Lares Can Dr. John T. Walquist; presentat-- j Half pound pkg. 1 pound can for part of the week on business. , 21c Ion of the Alumni award, Carroll CAM NET that tnal.les us to offer Bailey, president; awarding ofj SWIFT'S SANDWICH a H. Mrs. T. Burton spent ISKOOKHU.I PIMENTO greater variety of Ice Creams. Palm OIive Soap, 4 for 19c .scholarshhis; presentation of grad- with her sister, Mrs. W. M. SPREAD, Half pints CHEESE nates, Thorval RUrby; awarding Jones In Murray. Half pound pkr, diplomas, Superintendent Owen Bulk Ice Cream: Seven Flavors- Butter, Solid Pack, pound 29c of JEWEL SHORTEN- L. Barnett; remarks, A. E. Sells. Burton is Clark the guest of Vanilla, Maple Nut, Chocolate, Strawberry, I NO, 4 pound bucket OjC SWIET'S SALAD 57c president of Board of Education; his sister, Mrs. Glen Worthington Sugar, 10 pounds class song, words written by Nelda Pineapple, Orange Cremn, Hanana-Pineappl- e DRESSING in Kaysville this week. Cowan, graduates; benediction, Mist, MILLERS CORN- - .. Quarts Beef Suet, for soap makin- g- Zelda Newton. On I Home Package Kits, the pint 18c, quarts 35c AV Guests at the home of Mr. and FLAKES, Larje Pkg . 4c n A seventy-sevelist of pound SALAD graduates; SWIVT'S Mrs. Oscar Vanilla, Maple Nut, Strawberry, P.anana-Pine-appl- e. Brough Saturday and follows: (College Entrance course) DRESSING included Mrs. and Mr. Owen Sunday Les 23c Tree Tea, package Anderson, Orland Anderson' Ll'Xl'KY TOILET Pints Ash of Provo. Wilma Allen, Dona Belliston. Irene; ICC TISSl'E 3 roils Monte Booth, Bailey. Max Barnes, SALAD Tomatoes, Solid Pa'k, Individual Sundaes to sell for 5c SWIFT'S Mrs. Salome Scannell and daugh Ruby Bowers. Harold Bailey, Fern No. 2' a can 9c Broadhead. ter Joyce of Callente, Nevada are DRESSING Strawberry, Pineapple and Carmel MILK MAID BREAD Faye Broadhetd: Jack Half Pints visiting at the home of her mother Cowan. Nelda Cowan, Joel Chris3 loaves Mrs. D. K. Brown. Whole Wheat Biscuit pkg. 10c tian, Nina Chase. Don ChristianMilk Nickles at 5c sen, Emry Ellertson, EIRay Fehr, SWIFTS MAYONAISE n, Mrs. Mr. Lavern Stephen-seand Vanilla, Chocolate anil Strawberry SPINACH SCOWCROFTS Vanda Foote, Martha Francom, Ilershey's Chocolate Syrup Quarts Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stephen-se- n 1 pound can 10c Marjorie Foote. Marjorie Oadd, Tall Ami watch our BIG DOUBLE POPSICLES and son Arlin of Levan were Richard Green, Phyllis Green; Max SWIFT'S MAYONAISE Can business visitors In Provo Tuesday. next week. Yep, only 5c each. Garrett. Beth Hobbs, Erma InCured Pints 25c Ham, pound Sugar gram, Milton Ingram, Arta JenVEAL, BEEF AND LAMB Mrs. Ida Beck and small son Don kins. Oenlel Kay. Delia Kendall. are guests at the home of Mrs. SLICED BEEF ROASTS Reed Madsen. Clin Morgan, Clark We buy beef, pork, veal We Are Here To Serve 18C Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chrisib Small Glasn Newell, Helen Nielsen, Arllne New-toLamb and Eggs Wlllardson In tian Ephralm Zelda Newton. John Ord, Lemonte Peterson, Wayne PowelL A. N. Nielson visited in Mrs. Donna Pexton, Max Powell, Merron Salt Lake City last week end as a Price, Clarence Reed. Mabel Sowby, guest of her daughter, Miss Win-nlfrGlonn Stephensen, Yuriko Shlo Nielson. Horsfall Addresses Junior zaki. Dee Sparks, B. Don Taylor, FOOD School Dennis Graduates Clifford Winter. Wankler. High Dan Wllkey arrived in Nephi Wilda Williams, June Whipple and "A Surety of Purity" Tuesday from Spearfish, South Lola woods. Dakota, where he has been attend(Continued from Page One) Favor Wheat Contracts The following graduated from Ennid Harris. Fern Howell, Doro the general ing college. course: Mildred Bow thy Inscore, Melba Jones, Max les, Geraldlne Chappell. Maurice Juab and Sanpete County farmMr. and Mrs. Frank Russell ine Kendall, Marjorie Olpln, Elaine Chrlstensen, ers were in favor of the continuatClaudia Falrbourn, of Salt Lake City were among Park, Elizabeth Parkin, Norma Richard Garbett. Clarence Green- ion of the wheat allotment progthe Memorial Day visitors in Stephenson, Donna Tidwell, Carma halgh, Nina Oreenhalgh. Lillian returned ram, according to a vote taken MisB JVsie Oldroyd Viokers, Ora Taylor, Phyllis Wor Goble, Jennie Howard, Frank n, home this week from Salina where ir the two counties Saturday. th ington, Doris Warren, Ida Wilson, Virginia Hajisen, Wayne she has been teaching school for Two hundred and seven votes Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Powell Kenneth Belliston, Frank Bowers, Ostler, Dean Powell, Ben Stephen vere cast for the continuation of the past winter were in Provo and Lehl Saturday. Clarence Brough. Gordon Hobbs, sen, Raymond Sudweeks, Vlnese the plan and only eight against They were guests of Mr. Powell's William Jarrett, Boris Jenkins. Shepherd, Douglas S perry, Melda Miss Melpha Augason Is ln a the plan in Juab County and two Mrs. Nlcollne in mother, Powell, Paxman. Wendall Vaughn Sanders, Vickers, Florence LaMar Salt Lake hospital recovering from hundred and forty six farmers in Jack Shaw, Jungi Shlozaki, Spencer Wiltams, Norman H.Tolley, On the western slopes of the Lehi. an operation. Warren, La-RSanpete county favored the plan AT R CcVv T1 t11rv Glen mmfnino of Twa Tay in comparasion with thirteen votFprry. Dayrl Stanley, and Samuel Worthlngton LOS ANGELES With the Cal Fountain The Green Genealogwill Commissioners Cun Merle lor, Ray Tolley, Warren, Sperry. Juab, ifnrnift arrass cattle marketing sea aho. the real Northwest begins. ing against its continuation. ical their association, 3. 6 on June June present! TSn Jack Gustin and Lynn Parkin. N?Pm The voting was conducted In son well under way. the market From Pocatello westward the trav-- 1 mef 88 a f equal-ric- h play, "An Answer to Ella's Dream" wheat The scholarship awarded annually held up to an even better eler follows the old Oregon trail" f1?. growing counties throughhas in last the Saturday evening in Eureka toy the Nephl chapter of the Ttoelr1 out the United States. in stories of triumph and extent than the most optimistic LtLa to See Volcano Spout A TTheatre. audience Kozy ln large that Business and Professional Women's capacity. This tragedy. From the windows of the Monday An erupting was assembled and well pleased volcano usually cattle feeders had expected. Club was presented to Miss Anne fact that Canror-ni- a of the lr. spite causes terRMrsIn to flee Mr' natives c and Brathwaite with the play. neurby Garfield of Mona, by Miss Ernestine Proceeds from the motion picture more carried which faciric winter railroad, the A of Jfv&n s?nt One of the largest showers ever "Private Worlds" starring Claudette Foots, president. Ballard Hoyt rec- ror. But when Kllauea In the Ha- cattle on past and pastures section exclusively one gets gllmp- Ptter, Its ranges waiian enIslands held in Fountain Green was eived the pin awarded for the goes Into action, Colbert, to be shown in Nephi nFZT' had been the case in a good ses of the picturesque Idaho of ere house outstanding boy graduate of the thousands drop their work and start than joyed on Monday evening in honor Tuesday evening next, will go to named hv waite's Cattlemen are leading years. many Mrs. Bunnell. of Mr. and Mrs!. Earl Bailey. A members of the Salt Creek camp sister, v. Junior high by the Kiwanis Club. for It by train, steamship and bus the astern o the Moun- Roy procession back to sound This pin was presented by Dr. P "radio" program was given, after of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers to enjoy the unique pyrotechnic cattle feeder and Stocker L. Jones In behalf of the club. which refreshments were served to further their worthy work. train threads its way through displays, writes F. A. Berger, Honowere laid down on pastures at the to nearly 350 people. This was follulu, Hawaiian Islands, In Collier's low 1934 prices and are selling oothills and mountains, or follows . lowed by a free dance. at?pro-tnt- o Weekly. They are allowed to stand at nearly double the 1934 lat he course of swiftly moving rivers Miss Marjorie Guymon came a country of rugged grand- - V08for aY short Unlversltv WATCHMAKER at Its very rim as the actual activ- cattle prices. tlme Wednesday. home to attend the shower of Mr. Several reasons are back of the on Wrist Watches and ity, a giant fountain of lava, is Specialist and Mrs. Earl She returned Bailey. some distance" away In the center Work Guaranteed at relatively high cattle price struct of many western stories by well Mrs. M. W. Wilkinson 0n Tuesday to her Clocks; Mr. and at employment Lowest prices. . of the crater, which Is 500 feet ure. That buying power on the known authors. It is a land rich and family of Salt Lake City are Salt Lake City. public has ln traditions of the old untamed in Nephi. They are house guests C. W. MILLS A LOST 2 keys on ring on Main deep and four square miles In part of the consuming Fountain of good representation come back to a greater exieni west. The cowboy is still a pictures- of Mrs. Wilkinson's sister, Mrs. Green area. Times-New- s. St Monday. Return Home Economics Club ladies Front, old postofflce boildlng Idon of the que ranges is figure realized amply than generally Leah Evans. attend the Federation convention Hub cap of 1933 Plymouth proven by the manner in which aho. Here is a region for the big FOR RENT: Bedroom in modern LOST at Mount Pleasant last Saturday. mountain ll hunter. goat Bear, game the uuDert return to Finder isauey beef is moving through Enroute to Boulder Dam, Mr. A number of local Boy home, clcpe in. Inqprie Times-New- s. Reward. shows. There has been no scar- and cougar lurk in the seclusion of and Mrs. Emery Ward and daught- Scoutslarge attended hte Scout Jamborelk and while the deer, uplands, Pacific on Coast, the er Nancy Lou and Mr. and Mrs. ee held at Fail-viecity of beef ANDERSON FUNERAL last Friday two horses, one as proven by actual slaughter fig roam the forests and the plains Hamet Reese of Price spent a short FOR SALE DON'T BEAT and YOUR RUGS! work HOME evening Saturday. and Lakes of lower the slopes. horse. one saddle horse and ures. Apparently tne puDiic is rivers are alive with trout and time Wednesday at the home of Mr. Let me vacuum them. 25c per Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Blackburn beef for Jenkins. to Heber able L. E. and prices Mrs. pay higher Beck. Peterson! Mr. Mrs. and and Mrs. Cliff Earl Newton, Mona. rug. Ffficient, Satisfactory Service end that could happen only on the other game fish.charmed land of Hanford, California visited with: the along Through TRADE SALE OR FOR of Heavy basis power EarnPhone 168 Naomi Miss buying Miss improved Mrs. Green-halgICE FOR SALE h. Bailey, Nephl H. H. Lyda Guymon and family on' Snake River, through Boise, estlne Foote, Miss Priscilla Wilson producing Holstlen cow with heifer the result of an Improved trend in the of this week. Tuesday thru beautiful Idaho's city, capital calf. Ray Powell. practically all lines of business. Is and Miss Pearl Nielson attended The extreme shortage of cattle Pendleton, Oregon, whose name. the Business and Professional WoFOR SALE Second hand wagon, famed its linked with Dr. Harrison will be at the Nephi the middle west has also been Inseparably men's convention in Salt Lake City J. L. Nielson, Ft. Green wild 4tip Drug Store Tuesday June 4th, in and annual thrilling roundup a very prominent factor in the null frill- a west revival, through all these to Saturday and Sunday. higher cattle market. For the first the Columbia Office of the Comptroller of the Have your eyes cared for now. which River Gorge, time in several years, California Miss Verna Green left Friday for Currency and cattle have been shipped to the divides the states of Oregon her home in Ft. Green. She more Washington, D. C. than Here for middle west. Much of this eastern Washington. Levan has been the attending maAprU 25, 1935 the follow 200 rails miles the order buying demand has been cenalso by Junior high school this winter. Notice is hereby given to all pertered at the Los Angeles Union jestic Columbia, paralleled sons who may have claims against IT'S BETTER River high- Mr and Mrs. Grant Gardnter a Columbia famous the where the Stock top quality, yards accompanied her and visited for "The First National Bank of way. On through Bonneville, where short time with relatives there. weighty grass cattle have sold rec- the is construfederal Nephl," Utah that the same must government FOR BETTER AND OF WHEAT IS UP; cents a at and nine pound ently be presented to W. C. Andrews, and irriga power mighty cting imto for visitboth Decoration east, the go upward Among day Boulder Receiver, with the legal proof thereproject that rivals OF ONIONS IS UP; ors in Nephi were Mr. and Mrs. mediate slaughter and for further ation to YOU AND YOUR of, within three months from this Portland itself. Dam, feedlots. in of Foote Provo. are Ralph finishing They watdate or they may be disallowed. or more exquisite OF EVERYTHING IS UP -This eastern movement, in my er A dozen guests at the home of Mrs. Leah TRY J. F. T. O'CONNOR CHILDREN falls of national renown are Evans all of the cleared has and away opinion, family. route beside the tracks along the Comptroller of the Currency EXCEPT THE PRICE OF surplus fat cattle available in Cal- in the distance a charming vista First pubication, April 25, 1935 MILK! OUR RICH eastern Is Mrs. V. Mr. that ifornia. R. Ord and It and probable Last publication, August 1, 1935. mountains ruled by Mr. and Mrs. demand has ceased, and that the of snowclad Ralph Ashton of tremendous glacial formation A phone call will balance of available fat cattle the Wyoming, visited Wed11,000 feet Evanston, of Mt. towering Hood, in California probably are needed into a snow nesday night with Mr. Ord's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George V. at home markets. If there is any and Ice region of perpetual secure delivery to your Ord. The party was enroute to further heavy buying for eastern one can easily get Boulder Portand From Dam. market, a shortage of beef cattle into a score of scenic splendors, door. may develop in California. traveler. to the accessible Miss LaMar Hawkins, who has However, it is probable that Cal- easily in the Cascade mountains been employed in Beaver as a ifornia cattlemen during the re- High Lake National Crater in mainder of the season would do a short ride to the west is Astoria, teacher for the past school year, well to figure mainly on the home In 1 ft 1 returned to her home in Nephi toktf V a fiY markets. It also might be well forJX,,, i the day, (Thursday). rth whintrton cattlemen generally to sell cattle to Seattle is Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Wallace state midway green to are and when they fat ready Tacoma, the gateway to tne ttan-ie- r end two children and Mrs. John go. It must be recognized that National park and famed Mt. heavy rains have developed pastures Ranier, the great bleak, white Mitchell of Taft, California are IS THE PRICE FOR THE BIG in most all parts of the country as visiting at the home of Mr. and Indians the described by peak Mrs. a Jackson short for and the acute fed shortage devel- "The Mountain That Was God"; Lynn oped in last year's drought has come Seattle itself with its gefgeous time. about to its end. Sentiment in the and entrance to AlasMiss Minerva Johnson, who has mlddlewest is that some downward waterways a little further on is Mount been employed for ka; the past four revision of cattle prices may soon National forest, might- years by the Juab school district be in order. Thus the man who Olympus American continent; as a teacher at the Levan school on the iest holds his cattle beyond the "boom" and close to the Canadian line In left for Spring-vill- e. her home Friday stage might find that it would Baker National forest; east She will be employed as a have been better to have marketed Mt. is Spokane, the queen teacher in the Nebo school district when the animals were ready to of Seattle city of the Inland Empire, a vast next year. go. natural area held ln a mountain J. A. McNaughton. embrace all a grand feast for Miss Maurlne Powell, 5 and beauty unmatcnea Glen Powell left LevanWayne the vacationist, Saturday THE NEW 15 PLATE U. S. L. BATTERY anywhere ln the entire world. for their home in Lehi. Miss PowThe Gift ot Childhood 4 ell Is the Home Economics instructNOW REPLACING THE 13 PLATE It is the gift of childhood to see Odd Fact About Snail or ln the Levan Junior high things with absolute clarity and About the oddest fact in connecBATTERY AT concentration. tion with the snail is the condition GAME TO BE PLAYED AT 4 P. M. Mrs. Essie Keeler and Mrs. J. B which exists among the land speStatue Wear Clothinf cies on the Sandwich islands. Land Keeler of Provo were Sunday guests The statues in the cathedral ln snails are always more localized at the home of Mrs. Kate FULLY GUARANTEED Malaga, Spain, wear real clothing as to species because they are not and Jewelry, nere stands the mascarried great distances by water Miss Catherine Bowles and J cot of Spain's Catholic kings, "Our currents as are the water snails, J. Keeler of Provo spent two days Lady of the Victories," an old carved but on these Islands the localizaof the week in the latter wooden image of the Virgin. The tion has become extreme. One val- Nephl. Theypart were guests at the forIs carving very human In' appearley will contain snails entirely home of Mrs. Kate Bowles. ance and It Is exaggerated by beeign to an adjacent valley, and Admission 14 years of afe and up 25c Adults ing robed ln actual clothing. It Is among the tree snails one species Typhoons are often named nfter the custom in Malaga to put cloth. has been known to be confined to the individual vessels whose loss Ing on all religions statues. s single tree. rathflnder Magazine. they have caused. STORE 19c 10c 15c 10c 15c IjC 36c n 22c 13c I 10c 45c fr 9c 26c 10c R SKAGGS ed Nephi Drug Co. Ft. Green News The Livestock Situation Hlg-glnso- Northwest Presents Scenic Attractions ue bd Junl, S) pros-nerit- 'e Lt? ? CLASSIFIED Brath-fhTlndia- nf waSSS" re-ta- I n ' mid-weste- rn aseba Tennis Rackets Restrung Ralph Chase Meadowbrook Dairy 1 PAYSON vs. NEPHI $6.95 SILYER MAPLE SEHVICE Wednesday June 5 |