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Show PAGE THE EIGHT STORE Pink Salmon, Tall cans 10c Devil Meat,, 3 can 10c Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb 17c 10c Poik and Beans, large ran 10c Boiling Beef, 13c lb Mrs. Florence D. Parkin and can-talop- fs, 1a SALAD 35c Jar PORTO PECTIN For jam and Jellies 2 bottles SHOWBOAT 2 large can Elizabeth Foote entertained at a sowher last Tuesday evening at the I K)te home, In compliment to Miss Myldred Hall. Misses Virginia , Maxlni DclUston, Haze Ingram. Delma Hall, Florence Bean, Florence Chapman, Myldred Hall, Mrs. Mary Garrett and Mrs. Oer-truFoote enjoyed an evening of games and social chat. Luncheon was served. Many useful and beautiful gifts were received. 35c WATERMELONS Texas, per pound de MUk Maid BREAD, 3 3W loaves VEGETABLES Bunched. 3 for 13C I'tah Pea 14C r' per pound TOILET Luxury, TISSUE, 3 rolls YOUNG BEEF a. 10c 20c Round Bone or Chuck Koa.sU, pound Spring Square Lamb. tttw 18c stores "A Surety of Purity" Worms Ruining Gardens In Utah; Cure Recipe Given CLASSIFIED One SALE CHEAP IX5GAN Utah gardens have radio, and one Majestic range. suffered an unusual amount of Inquire The Times-New- s. damage this spring from cutworms, FOR SALE Little pigs. George according to G. F. Knowlton, associate entomologist of the Utah McCune. State Agricultural College Exper-int station. Tomatoes. suar-beet- s. BULL KEPT FOR SERVICE melons and corn have been tf H. H. Grenhalgh. the most severely affected. H. H. Green- ICE FOR SALE Cutworcs do most of their feedhalgh. ing at night, and upon cloudy days, spending most of the rest of the Ford l'i ten truck, time a short distance under the FOR SALE chap, with or without 650 gallon surface of the ground. tank. Lester H. Belliston. There are several different kinds of cutworms and most of them Fine Automobile can be controlled effectively by FOR SALE Radio, Practically New. Will install means of a poisoned bran bai in purchaser's auto. Priced low. made according to the following Reception as good as average home formula: stt. Call 196 for details. Dry bran (or alfalfa meaP 6 pounds PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS White arsenic (or Paris Green) in Dramatic Art, Reading, Poise, U pound. Panomine. Two public appearances molasses, 1 pint. Cheap During Course. Per lesson, 50c; 12 Water, 2 to 4 quarts lesson course, $5.00. Dwane Peterson Thoroughly mix the poison with the dry wheat bran. Mix the molin Maureen asses with half the water, and July, Beginning early Kendall will give a 12 lesson course while stirring, add slowly the bran Kendall in dancing. $3.50. Call mixture. Add just enough of the residence for particulars. liquid to make a crumbly mixture which will ball in the hand. To avoid the bait drying out before the cutworms feed. Dr. Knowlton recommends broadcasting the bait in late evening. If part of the infested land is not Mrs. Lyda Guymon By yet planted, it would be well to Correspondent apply the bait a day or two before is planted. Two or three The many friends of Miss Bearyl the crop at two day intervals applications of to learn be will Lognson pleased may be needed to rid a garden of her marriage on June 15, to Glen cutworms. Johansen of Mt. Pleasant. They will make, their home In Mount x First Alloy Steel Pleasant. The first alloy steel was manuThe Home Economics Club, with factured commercially less than 50 held years ago, when metal manganese Cleo Nielson as president., their annual Strawberry Festival was added to ordinary steel. at the Municipal hall at 2 P. M. Friday. All club members, their partners and the old folks of the town enjoyed a program and" a luncheon. FOR Ma-Jst- ic m PEAC Ft. OF A GAME DIVIDEND Green News . vs. NEPHI 4 P. M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 ADMMISSION Ages 14 to 70 25c Earl Dean Hansen, 11, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hansen, was taken to the L. D. S. hospital last Saturday evening where he underwent an operation. io See -- FOR LADIES one-famil- y, OR SJCAGGS rooD the owner of any kind of property apply? Applications wil be considered for two credit to improve family, or other residences; apartment buildings, stores, office buildings, factories, warehouses, farm buildings. 11 Where do I make payments? The regular Installment payments will be made In person at the place of business of the financial Institution; or by mail; or as otherwise arranged. No payment shall be made to any governmental office or organization. 12. May I pay the note In full before the maturity date. Yes. at any time. A reasonable rebate will be allowed for prepayment, if charges have been collected in advance. 13. May J make more than one payment at a time? Yes. as many as you wish. 14. What if I am late in making my payments? The maker must not permit his X payments to fall in arrears. Should,! a payment be more than 15 days a. late, the financial institution's expanse, caused theerby, should be reimbursed in part at the rate of not more than five cents per dollar for each payment in arrears. Pesistent delinquency will make It necessnry for the financial institution to take proper steps to effect collection in full. 10. May cut shoulder Roasts p.ound 1935 (Continued from page one) JLIC pound January Choice Chops Fourth of July Next Big Holiday Local Bank Authorized To Make F. II. A. Loans Here 5c 2JUC Of LAMB Local and Social 17 XvC 18 months old Grain Fed Steer Beef Sirloin or Round mt g C Steaks pound SPRING J We have White and Light Plain and Dotted Crepes. The Newest thing in Sport Silks Quality Considered Prices Lowest. We have all accessories to match, such as Belts, Purses and Hose NEPHI MERC. CO. WHERE GOOD MERCHANDISE Tennis Rackets Restrung Ralph Chase YOU AND YOUR SpanfUs. PERFORMANCE AND SAVE GASOLINE Spark Plugs Cleaned, Checked and adjusted for only IMPROVE CAR -- Specialist on Wrist Watches and Work Guaranteed at Clocks; Lowest prices. C. W. MILLS Front, old postofflce building ; i i Ki ' 1 f , - , , i ANDERSON 5C EACH IGNITION PARTS WE HAVE GENUINE YOUR CAR FOR SILYER MAPLE SERVICE Hunt family held a FU:AL HOME j Ffficient, Satisfactor Phone 1G8 Meadowbrook Dairy Service Nephl For a time there was a mystery about the identity of this new friend of the prince of Wales who danced frequently with him in Paris. Then It was learned she Is an American, the former Mrs. Wally Simpson, . who Is now the countess of She was well known In Phil ndelphla. before her marriage, as Marlon C. Donagbue. Steel Used in House steel framed house about a ton and a quarter requlrer of steet per room. A The Nephi Kiwanis Club, In nection with a large number of Nephl townspeople, presented "The Footlight Reveu", a musical comedy in three act, at the Theatre building: on Monday evening. A large audience enjoyed the 30 con- entertainers. The Elite Club and partners spent last Sunday afternoon at Maple Canyon where they enjoyed hiking through the canyon. A lunch was served to all members. Queen' Mummy Never Found The mummy of Queen Hatsheput, Egypt's feminist ruler, has never been found. Gar-rlck- Hot. Weather fffpifc vS&wL tllllif 0. CALLS FOR W.Mp piOT Light Weioht " ., . Suits Vi White 1 1 reun- at Ilaple Canyon on Saturday June 15. 125 members from all parts of the state were present and enjoyed a lunch and program call will secure delivery to your door. . i Shoes f Straw Iy Eskil Anderson, who was operated on in Salt Lake City last week. Is reported to be Improving rapidly. The A phone 4 following officers of the Y. L. M. I. A. of Fountain Green enjoyed a weiner and marshmellow roast at Big Springs on Monday evening: Anna Cook, Hazel Aagard, Ida Hansen. Zelda Holman. Oleta Allred, Geraldine Johnson, VictorOdessa Cook, Ora ia Yorgason, Mayer, Deon Allred, Ercel Olson, Alice Smyth, Lyda Guymon and Norma Engar of Salt Lake City. ion CHILDREN TRY OUR RICH MILK! WATCHMAKER The Mew AND BETTER FOR " i IS CHEAPER IT'S BETTER I -- 0fords, Window-Displa- at the i CHUMMY WITH WALES Gloves We have a complete line of White Shoes Ties, Straps, and Pumps. All sizes. See Our Miss Norma Eager of Salt Lake City is a guest this week at the home of Miss Hazel Aagard. Lilian til Hats This new illustrated booklet gives more than 100 suggestions for interesting trips. Drive In at any Pep 88 - Vico station for a free copy . . and for thorough, dependable for your car. ser-yi- ce UTAH OIL REFINING COMPANY Stations and Dealers in Utah and Idaho Distributors of Atlas Tires and Batteries 400 Service 1935 The meeting held Monday, June by the Senior Clever Clover Club was Rent in sewing and planning for a visit to Timpanopos cave. A was also given by Mrs. A. E. Smith, club leader, on the life of Madame 1UC 10c PEAS 2!ic OLIVES Wyandotte Tree, 9 oz can Mrs. James Christensen entertained In honor of the 9th birth$20 in groceries given away day anniversary of her daughter,, this week. Who will get it. Lila Mae last Thursday. Those One chance with each 50c who were present and enjoyed a delightful afternoon of games and purchase. refreshments were: Jean Belllston, Donna Cooper, Reva Golden, Florence and Glen Golden, Wenna We buy beef, pork, veal Lupt, DaNae Park, Betty and Jessie Bud and David Cooper, Lyman, Lamb and Eggs Drrna Jenkins. Joyce and Nola Winn. Lucille Ellison and the guest of honor, Lila Mae Christensen. 25c Itrad Mil--le- PORK AND BEANS Pierces, Large Can Med. CHEESE. Urookfield lb package Sii-rry- FL.lKfcS, Large Pkff 20th, companied them to Bryee and Zion National Parks. 22c COUX SALMON LETT I CE Large Heads JV Miss DiLESSING Swift's Pint Jars June Dr. and Mrs. Carl Neujiert and son David of Jamesville, Wisconsin were guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Warenskl Sunday and Monday, pr. and Mrs. WaretLski ac- in-pe- ct SALAD UKSsi.Ni bwifi'v Quart Thursilay, The Sor'ice Star Legion held the rit 3 of Kwingtons first in a a' tin- - home of Mrs. Lucille G. trough Monday afu?roon. The par-l- " held on the lawn, and 20 f ladl s had an enjoyable time. Our fruiU and vegetable are kept in a kUniUry rrtrlgenttd Ice box. This iiuure you the freshest quality of turna lot-- , Utah peao, I lah berU, I'tah turnips, l Uh htrawbririt, new potatoes, cherries, and t'Uh asparagus. Thewe sell a cheap an ba k room trulls and vegetable. We know you appreciate eleanlineM of perishable merchandise. We invite you to our lie boxes at any time. We are listing wine of our bargains for Friday ami Saturday Miss 2 pkg Cake Flour LTAII l. Friaitc VegetaM Afton Gibson returned to lnr home Tuesday from Salt Lake Ciiy where she has been spending 10c several days visiting with Tuna Flakes, can Miss Mm Ion Palmer. 63c Lard, 4 lb pkg The board members and class traders of the Nephi Ward Relief 2 2!b 19c Soda Cracker., Society entertained the block teachpkg. ers Wednesday at 1:30 in the tabernacle. There was a hot banquet . 49c Jam, 4 lb 6 oz can s"rvd at small tables. Feathered ied petunias were the favored and the room was beautifully decTomatoes, Sol d Pack, No. 10c orated with summer flowers. A V can program of songs and readings furnished the entertainment for .... 13c the afternoon. Old Potatoes, 10 lbs 20 oz M-l'ii- r3 Mrs. Earl Christensen and family returned to Bandy Monday after a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Park. 21-2- . Local andSocial ALLEN'S CASH Bzirgains, June TIMi:S-Ni:WS- v A-- v 1 v |