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Show 4 THE PAGE TEN NOTICE Allen's BARGAINS 16 5lANANAi 4 lie) pounds CATSUP iVW .'INK SALMON 1VV Tall Cans LIQUID BLUEING JV Tint Bottle POWDERED SUGAR 2 15c) ... pounds fLUX 21c Large Package STEER BEEF Loin & Steaks ne 21c Fancy Mixed CAKES 20c Pound HEINZ SOUP 25c Two Cans jFresh TOMATOES 3 23c pounds MATCHES j Carton CLASSIFIED Dr. N. J. Rees will be In Nephl Saturday, May 23, to assist Dr. T. W. Allred in adjustment and testing eyes. Call 224 for appointment. 2tlp Ice For Sale H. H. Greenhalgh. SAND Call AND GRAVEL FOR SALE 270. J. E. Harris. District. James Chase Sec 11 16 S 1 W NWK of NWK and lots U 5. 0. IS. 16. 136.50 ac. Juab School District. No. 1105. Thomas Martoneaux Sec 18 163 1 W Lots 1, 18, 19, 1095. 320 ac. 23 38 39. Juab 20, 22 Ecehool District. Kendall-Sec No. 1102. Josseph M. 15 16 S 1 W NH of lots 4, 8 of NWK NWK SEK also beg at NW cor of SWK of NWK Sec 15 S 4 chs E 6 chs S 4 chs W 6 chs S 7.24 chs E 10 chs N 5 chs E 10 chs N 10.24 chs W 20 chs m or 1 to beg. 229.89 ac. Less the following: Bog at the NW cor of the SWK NWK or Sec 15 Twp 16 8 Range 1 W S L M th run S 4 chs th E 6 chs th 8 4 chs th W 6 chs th 8 7.24 chs th E 15 chs th N 5 chs th E 6 chs th NEly to a point 35.18 chs E of the point of beg th W 3S.18 chs to the place of beg. 38 ac. Juab School District. No. 1126. Frances E. Wilde Sec 2 16 8 2 W WH SWK 6WKNWK WK NEK of SWK. WK SEK NWK SEK NEK, NK of NEK NEKNEK except 5 ac SEK. 8 sq in SE cor NEK NEK on which Is Chase Spring. 225 ac. Juab SchooU District. 1127. E. Sec Wilde Frances No. 3 16 S 2 W SWK Of 8EK EK of SEK SK of EK of NEK. 140 ac. Juab School District. No. 1131. Frances E. Wilde Sec 10 16 8 2 W NK of NEK. 80 ac. Juab School District. No. 1133. Frances E. Wilde Sec 11 16 S 2 W WK of NWK. 80 ac. Juab School District. No. 1134. Wm. F., James, Perry and Reno Memmott Sec 11 16 8 2 W SWK. 160 ac. Juab School District. No. 1135. James E. Memmott Sec 23 16 S 2 W NWK of NWK. 40 ac. Juab School District. No. 1136. First National Bank of Price Sec 29 16 8 2 W WH of sec. 320 ac. 'Juab School District. No. 1137. O. Earl Wasden Sec 35 16 8 2 W NEK of SWK and WK of SEK. 120 ac. Juab School District. No. 1139. F. M. Fisher Sec 2 17 8 2 W SV4 of NEK SEK Of NWK NWK Of SEK NEK of SWK. 260 ac. Juab School Disand of 6 and SWK BE "4 EV4 of trict. 1140. O. Earl Wasden 2 17 8 22 W Lot 2. 40.44 ac No. OP THANKS We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to all our many friends and relatives who assisted us in any way during the sickness and following the death of our beloved wife and daughter. Elery Kelsey and Family. Mrs. Thos. Worthington and family CARD LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED David Ockey, Phone 131W. FOR SALE Practically Call 57J. BEAL W 475 ft N 635 ft W 175 ft N 8 ids E 2815 ft S 80 rds W 2163 ft m or 1 to beg. Also beg at NW 8 8 rds E cor of NEK of NW 687 ft N 8 rds W 987 ft to beg. 77.17 ac. Juab School District. No. 1091. James L. Chase Sec 10 16 S 1 W SV4 of NWVi. 80 ac. Less Co road 76.79 ac. Juab School No. '11 Ox Bottle OF (Continued from Page 8) Juab School District. No. 1086. James L. Chase Sec 9 18 S 1 W Stt of NEK NWK 120 ac. . Juab School of SE District. No. 1090. James Chase Sec 10 10 S 1 W. Beg 475 ft E of SW cor of NWK of NW14 N 635 ft E MAY 15 and OF SALE ESTATE KITCHEN CABINET Grant Allen, new, NOTICE Bids will be accepted by T. D, Davis for the scattering- - of two tons of salt on the Nephl Four Mile Creek district. Bids will be restricted to association members and must be entered before May 20th. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DEVILED MEAT Cudahy lies Brand 3 Small Cans . 1UC Jar Ptckls DM ljQ .... TAMALES S In Derby Tamales Glass Jar, per Jar .... a. Provo, Utah Specializing in Stomach Trouble, Constipation, Nervous Trouble, Rheumatism and Headaches. If you are sufferng with any of these maladies, you can be relieved thru Chiropractic Adjustmnts. Try it-- 25c fie 10c A Antiseptic Tissue, 3 rolls Heavy Apple, per can Miced PORK & BEANS Large Can fierce fork and Beans Miller's Corn Large fackage HERSHEY'S BOX CEREALS Small Packages of Bran Flakes, All Bran, Pep, Grapu Nut Flakes, Rice Krfepies or Wheaties, Your choice 1UV Per Package CARROTS S large bunches Fresh California Carrots .... NEW POTATOES Sharer Whites Per pound 9c FLAKES CORN lUC le Consi&ta ot Candy, Cocoa, ChocoalleSyrup, Baking Ho a value ef Chocolate. $1.20 worth of merchandise Todays Price 75 rtA5 WtW C Today Per pound w ". 4 9 VARIETY LtllUCt a fp ;Large Heads W nni-tnmr- PEAS o Poly OC Large Can P. BEANS Cut Grean Beans mC Large Can SKAGGS FOOD STORES "A Surety of Purity" . . ARTHUR BRISBANE 'C" No man in the history of newspapers has ever gained such a loyal following no other has ver approached the Influence of his column THIS WEEK The LAST Chance to Shop fn ?he wg Fvtosr Sail HUNDREDS OF SUPER BARGAINS AND PLAIN COLORS 80 GO PLACES and you'U Veep going comfort blv For Happy Hikers are 'he last word in comfort lexible and THEY ARE DANGEROUS Buy tires in sets of four, and then enjoy a summer of worry-fre- e Keep abreast of world affairs with this most famous of newspaper editors. In his column, THIS WEEK, Brisbane interprets the heart of the world's news, and in words plain and powerful, illuminates witfi strong light the complex forces and activities of modern society. His short, crisp sentences are packed with the meaning that has made his writing justly famous and has gained him the title of "the highest paid editor in the world." No wonder 25,000,-00- 0 Americans turn to Brisbane to sift the news of the greatly expanded world and interpret for them the outstanding: events of our swiftly moving times. Whatever else your reading includes don't miss his informative column. today SILVE& MAPLE SERVICE Slip PER YARD youU feel the difference! J We stock this shoe in the widths B A Pratt Mercantile "Save Every Day the IGA way" General Merchandise UTAH NEPHI 1 It It acntaly kills fly; repels files; 3- - It Is clean, does not gum up or discolor the hair of stock, will not burn hide or cause discomsmelling, will fort, not taint milk or other proto use. ducts. 2-- SO THE PEOPLE MAY KNOW! (Continued from Page 1 ) That sufficient men be withdrawn from other W. P. A. projects ir. operation to make number 2 above possible. In conclusion may we state that is without communication this thought of harm, Injury or Indigunnity to anyone and entirelydeterselfish but neverless very minedly for the Interests of the people of East Juab County. Signed: WILFORD BAILEY, U S. JACKMAN J. E. MEMMOTT the definite trend towards good quality beef that carries satisfactory evidence of having been finished on concentrates. 3. I WHAT THE WELL DRESSED MAN VILL WEAR FOR HOT WEATHER IVOR H. SUD WEEKS The Watkins Dealer NephL Utah Phone 93J &atnting Sveiy loor May 15th Straw Hat Day e Light Weight Sport Suits. Freeman's White Oxfords keep your feet cool and comfortable. Portis Hats in all the new colors and styles, Felt and Straw Grayco Ties With end-loc- k construction. Slacks for men and boys will help keep you cool and are real smart for summer wear. Svetyfloor Snamel Eapeclally made to give full protection to all types of fluo: s cement, composition, etc Resist - wood, wear-and-te- at J -- of constant, hard use. Bay Bennett's Ercryfloor F.iw mel at Ostler and Allen ti and' lold by BENNETT CXASS A PAINT CO., Salt Lake City AA $4.95 Buy Watkins Fly Spray Now Bennett motoring. We Make Allowances on your Old Tires extremely The Livestock Situation inside and out upstairs and down from attic to basement use 0 t! your feer in these famous shoes Marx-Mad- ON SMOOTH WORN TIRES feather-weigh- We sincerely wish to thank our many friends and relatives of their kindness, shown during the Illness and following the death of our (Continued from page one) mother. market is of Intense interest to the The familly of Julia Sperry. producer and It Is therefore my duty to advise the producer to such trends. Of secondary importance is the fact that a good many of the grass cattle that have been marketed so far this season have been "picked" a little early and yields in the car cass have been disappointing to the packers. As the grass cattle firm up on more mature feed, un Buy your season's Fly Spray doubtedly the packer will find the requirements now so you will beef more satisfactory and easier have Fly Spray on hand beto dispose of. But back or it all is fore the fly pest starts breeding by the million. CUSTOMERS AGREE WATKINS FLY SPRAY IS BE BECAUSE REGULARLY IN THIS NEWSPAPER Take a Chance Zhf. HAPPY HIKERS CARD OF THANKS READ THIS FEATURE 3oi SQUARE CAMBRIC a Whatever Else You Read. Don't Miss 3-- 4. Phone 1093 SARDINES Booth Tomato or Mus tard Sardines 3 15 oz Petty. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tempest, Jr., Marlon, Carol and Johnny Black-e- tt of Salt Lake City spent Mothers' day with Mrs. Orson Cazler. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Finch of Salt Lake City visited at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Owen Boswell Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. T. L. Schofield and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Schofield and son spent Mothers' day with Mrs. J. W. Brough. Mr. and Mrs. F, Wyler and children of Payson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers, Sr., on Sunday. Mrs. James Eager of Ship Rock. New Mexico, is spending a month at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Cazler. Mrs. N. A. Tanner has returned home after spending the winter months at Ml ford and Beaver. Mrs. Harold Holmes of Victor, Idaho, was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George V. Ord during the week end. Miss Reva Vlckers of Provo was a week end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Belliston. Reed Beck of Draper, Miss Freda Jensen .Ell Beck and Mrs. W. W. Wilson of Salt Lake City were dinner guests on 8unday of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cazler. They, with Mr. and Mrs. Cazler, attended the funeral of Charles 8. Beck at Spring City Sunday afternoon. The Y. M. G. Club has entertained at a delightful luncheon at the home of Mrs. Max Orme Wednesday. May 6. The follnwin guests were present: Mrs. Rex Mrs. Farrell Carter, nroaaDem. Mrs. Nolan FYlwnrrlc KTra Tool, Fowkes. Mrs. Roy Greenhalgh ana me Hostess, inrs. Max orme. A delightful birthday party was held for Gertrude her home on May 7th. being her teum Diraiaay anniversay. The time was spent in playing games. Delicious refreshments were served Patsy Vickers, Vivian Hoyt, Jean Belliston, All Claire Bailey, DaNell Burton., Joan Brough, Blanch Ockey. ernlce Christensen, Elaine Pax-ma- n. Gloria Carter. Manr onri Gertrude Duckworth. Mrs. Marion Memmott was to the Lit a Tjit-rlnV. loof Thursday. Mrs. LaRue Walker gave a review of the book "Well of Lonliness" by RadcUff HalL Refreshments were served to eight members. The Carmenia chorus entertained at the home of Miss Alburta Cowan on Monday of last week In honor of Mrs. Rex Broadbent, who was presented with a silk quilt. Refreshments were served to nine members. wW TOILET TISSUE Koly M. BARGAINS Gallon Can Quart 1936 Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Ray Oadd spent the at Salt Lake City. Cleo Petty of the U. 8. A. C. at Logan and Miss LaVeve Petty who is employed at Heber City were Mother's Day guests of Mrs I. APPLES PICKLES 14th, week end Every bou&ewife know that she doesn't utve a cent In the long run by buying cheap foods. Good buying constats of selecting with care, day in and day out, only food that are real quality and paying a fair price for KatufacUou, health and real value. Try O J. Skaggs hytcm Store today. Juab CHIROPRACTOR East Center Street Good Buying May Thursday, WNews Sec School District. No. 4441 Orson E. Wasden 80.95 Sec 2 17 8 2 W Lots ac. Juab School District. No. 1143. Fauna Speer Sec 8 17 S 2 W NEK of NWK. 40 ac. Juab School District. Marvin M. Hatch No. 1145. SWK of SWK Sec 15 17 8 2 W. 4i' ac. Juab School District. The Board reserves the right to reject any bid in a sum lessthan the total amount of delincosts and Interest ouent taxes accrued on the property covered by such bid. Board of County Commissioners of Juab County, State of Utah. By R. HAWKHNS. Chairman. Attest: J. H. VICKERS, Clerk. First publication May 7, 1938. Last publication May 28, 1938. Dr. E. Mansfield 75 NEPHI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- S. Get You UTE STAMPEDE clothes for the big dance May 29th. |