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Show THE PACE EIGHT "r r rww1 mm Allen's fl rilf i'0l 25-2- 6 !ic m 19c I'ouiid Per pound H sM NAPKIN PAPER LOOSE 23 Made by the 12c Spring Lamb pound 1 . C;rou"d Coffee, 1 LouUriUs 4 ksk.1 We buv Veal. Pork. Beef Lamb and Eesrs .caaj- - ICC " RUMP -- IJV Fresh made, 4 lb e Choice"; Quality lb o ISC tonjC One lb 17c Beef .. 18c iv LAMB STEW Ribs and Breast 17c: Chld's bed. Phone 8. on my record for the past four years I hereby announce for the mvself as a candidate nomination of county commissioner for four year term, subject to the will of the Democratic county convention which la to be held in Eureka In the near future. Russell Hawkins. Based o ITEMS THAT YOU SHOULD BUY TODAY 50 Passengers in the smoking compartment on my train were arguing about why railroad business is picking up. A factory owner said it was because of this new Free of less than carload freight. This is service with no extra charge added to the freight bill. A traveling salesman said it was because so many passenger and freight trains now run on faster schedules. that make your radio operate for the distinctive correspondence envelopes for 49c. A real value. door-to-do- A GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN for your boy Priced from $1.00 to $7.50 Od girl. Mangelson IT PLEASES US TO PLEASE YOU muni ' n hi iff1 1 is wood W9 ' uo r ou Forecasting Not Exact Science Forecasting never has and never will be an exact science, according to a weather bureau expert That Is because we must deal wltb air which cannot be tied down. The nn, lakes, mountains, and deserts are factors which affect air and determine weather conditions. The men who make the forecasts are those with years of training, which includes the making of practice forecasts for states and districts. These men are graded on this work nd the most accurate those who ton list are given assign-4assistant observers. They to'" xt'f f the death or retirement 5 Jncjpal observers. ill in 111 Correct for all social EAST andKANSAS WEST CITY BOSTON correspondence NEW YORK DENVER CASPER CHICAGO A style for every purpose. DAVENPORT BILLINGS DES MOINES SALT LAKE CITY LOS ANGELES OMAHA 25c POPULARLY ihortest Routes . . . Fast Timt PRICED AT 50c Low Round Information Tlckshi J. F. DOUGLAS Vnnlc Col. ' 74 So. Main St. Plions 74 IFPENBABLE AS THE BURLINGTON RAILROAD , 2V4 J Cans with lids (Enameled) ' .;.. Case of 24 , t v. . $f fSX) II in i 75c per hundred 2 plahi lc each ' Number 2 Enameled 80c per hundred lc each 51.00 per hundred 1 Number Zi )latn cent each $1.05 per hundred Number H enameled Vi cent each BAILEY - McCUNE tf-- ' ' .cSOCji fx III 1 ' 11 ii n v n ; WJIH1 Nephi Drug Co. r Number Ojv QAf yV Aft $ MmW WHftT ft TRAftTftim Ora-wa- y and Trip Fam Connection! with Buwi Evwywhoro ECONOMICAL - QC( : l: Everywhere COMFOITMLC Niunber Cans with lids (Plain) Case of 24 Nun.ber 2 cans with lids (Enameed) .... Case of 24 Number 2Vi Csuns with lids, (plain) . Case c 24 2 3 2jduPy& Chesterfield LET US SUPPLY YOU i, V"'. i"''fi "" CONVENIENT Want hi H OH rnniiinnE8 r-- A o i.fi ls"i m Bill n iriA V & 11 n i 21iJ"k Althougb Eclipse, fouled Id Eng la 1764, Is considered to be the greatest horse in racing history because he won every one of bis 20 races and sired 344 winners, the "unbeaten" record belongs to Kin seem, foaled In Hungary In 1874 Ihis mare, writes Arthur C. Norrls, Chicago, 111., in Collier's Weekly, won 57 consecutive Important races, an achievement never equaled, V," Thru- smoot and efficient. Sheets 3 1 "worth'-obsesse!- land : Sculpture Reviewrjthe history of LINEN STATIONERY 100 11 sr IfL .5 1? 3 rlS-loul- s Greatest Race Horses its?-- that give enough light to protect your child's eyes. SAVOY LINEN 1 In Egypt, .whorfc. figures were made of the by the ancients fof dead. Tfc 'XgyptUaLcnhlKv, he ! with realism said, so that the soul, would recognize where to go. "A Surety of Purity" 35. TUBES ing sleeve treatments, nev necklines and collars. The have the appearance more much expensiv, See them nowl frocks. You'll want to buy several while the stocks are fresh' and size ranges complete! culptBre,"!tftes an expert, the earliest eiSmjJe extant were found STORES ANNOUNCEMENT '"Wood "'' 10c Per pound FOOD Fi -- Grain Fed Square cut Shoulder Roast, per lb QJ. SKAGGS IMPORTANT RADIO You know the satisfaction! these Glen Rows always' give . . . and this Fall wc have improved upon them!' Attractive one and two! piece styles with unusual trimming details. The new colors are all here, and they are all very 1936 ! At tractive fabrics! Interes bushel of good Phone 196. WANTED: Representative to look after our magazine subfccrlDtlon Interests In Nephl and vicinity. Our plan enables you to secure a good part of the hundreds of dollars spent in this vicinity each fall and winter for magazines. Oldest agen cy In the U. S. Guaranteed lowest rates on all periodicals, domestic and foreign. Instructions and equip ment free. Start a growing and permanent business in whole or spare Inc. trrje. Address Moore-Cottrev 3ana Koad, North cohocton, NY " 35( fresh Sliced ba'mou Per Pound 2 til SMALL HEATING STOVE FOR SALE. 10.00. Paul E. Booth. SHORTENING Jewel ..Shortening, sand or Spanish Fork FOR SALE MUTTON ROASTS Choice Baby Roast, pound Owemboro dMttiUdsi. LAMPS jars $1.00 NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Call for repaired shoes or they will be sold for charges. Chrlstensen Shoe Shop. SALMON; Friday Only; pi 5C Jetdf beef, Baby Beef Pot Roasts Per pound rjj IF? 5c P1NE-NUT- S POT ROAST ;, GOLDENS LADIES APPAREL One dozen silk dresses In Junior girls sizes. Charming styles and . - Splendid Value! ll, l POLITICAL Sizes. 88, or WANTED pears for bottling. - '"'4"- world-frivo- Alf Ciwtce . - CJOUNDr BEEF" Gleamore Distilleries Co., Incorporated 25c Cm JV Brown or Snow" White V 12 o JeaveifS, for for the average zen's pocketbook. HEINZ SOUPS lect Vacuum Packedn JEWEL Service pound BREAD 29c pound Vacuum Can t. O. P. 3 pound COFFEE citi- M. J. B. COFFEE 15c boxen Fresh and Moist Packages 25c Each (hie A for WE PAY CASH for dead or worthless Horses or Cows. Phone Col- COFFEE Dclmaii Nibleta 12 ox cans .. teredthearof making fine whiskies LAMB STEW 6 2 CORN distillers who havo C Blue Star, 20C Crackers, 2 BOURBON WHISKEY COCOANUT Per pound moor YEAR OLD STRAIGHT 7C 80 in a package Soda LOWEST PRICED 15c 6 boxes 302W for gravel, CALL CUM A- -l FIFTHS MATCHES 25c CRACKERS CODE NO. 98 21C lGc 1 f JUTS CODE NO. 99 1' BONE or SIRLOIN o teaks FOR SALE Italian Prunes, per buhsel. Harry Beagley. FflClX8i less Mow Delicious and Jonathan Apples for sale. Owen Boswell, 7th north and 3ia west streets ltime MATCHES Par Washing Powdrrs 1 large package .... OLD r'ANCY MIXED CAKES 3 PLENTY of Stone Tomatoes 50c bushel at Whitings. SALMON 10c "Smart Fall Styles! or rooms partly FOR RENT furnlshd. J. W. Golden. pd 2 YOUR ORDERS NOW for Delicious apples. Wilford Bailey BARGAINS Happy Vale, large tall Can PAR MONTHS 10c .. CLASSIFIED fill In gravel. 12 WHEATIES Package l2j XjJ JV 29c size free per can Libby's, t La. ye trackage 1 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Thursday, September 24, 1936 PLACE price of canned corn, wax bean, green beans and pra Kill advance a soon as our present large stock is sold. We want every one of our customers to lay-i- n a reasonable supply at our present low prices, Buying-- now by the case Is savins you money. PINEAPPLE Lart' Hat Tint, SIked lb NT n 'I lie LK BEEF lOUStS, NEPHI, UTAH S, Buy Now and Save POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT At the request of my party friends I hereby announce my candidacy for ttie position of county commissioner of Juab county at the Republican county convention to b r.eld In the near future, FRANK TOWN LEY (adv.) BARGAIN SEPT POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT announce my candidacy I hcri-bfor the office of state representative from Juab county subject to the approval of the Republican party at their coutny convention. c. e. iuit; (adv.) TIMES-NEW- tJj srr- - iMi'insVf''"-- - 'j i j mT'i dfc 6ETT7N6 iTACTtP j Vjfcffi hf H&w i THESE MORNINGS IT LOT OF MOTORS" TO HUMANS, A 1 IS i AS WlTH A There was a school principal in the group and he said it was because train travel is so much cheaper for passengers. He said passenger fares are at the lowest point in history, with substantial reductions if you buy a round-tri- p ticket and no more surcharge for riding in sleep ing cars. One man, AS YOUR CAR HEADS INTO AUTUMN a PROTECTION a farmer, said he liked something he could de pend on, that's why he was traveling by train. TRACTORS Your engine is colder these Fall mornings. For quick and sure protection to every moving part, the oil must spread inslantly. Vico does that. It spreads much faster on metal than ordinary oil. But that's only part of the job. After your engine Is warmed up, it develops terrific heat. Vico resists burning up under highest engine temperatures. Thus Vico gives double protection. It's more economical, too, because it lasts longer. Change to Vico today. It is refinery-sealeIn cans for your protection. ress. 1MB M "A j l I UTAH OIL REFINING Manufacturer ot Pep COMPANY 88 Gasoline of Scrvios SlaUoru and Dealers In Utah and Idaho HunJnJa Distributor el Atlas Tlrss. Batteries. AecessorUs and Stanolind Products ' Riot d and TfE PULLMAN COMPANY ejccuuveij More Than Ever Another man, a newspaper re- oorter. said people were in favor of railroad travel be cause it is by far the safest. He quoted a lot of statistics from a book called," Live and Let Live. WESTERN RlilLROADS TRACTOR EARTHWORM DOUBLE Weare proud ofrailroadachieve- ments, appreciate the public's good will and increased patronage, and pledge continued prog S1LVEH MAPLE SERVICE uaecL Your Engine Needs This A banker we all know by name said railroad tax pay- mentsmeana lot in this state. U. S. L. BATTERIES give plenty of power for starting on these cold mornings. Come in and let us test your old one for you or install one to fit your needs . CahJipiMcvt' 1 St. un day ad wi" LANDES TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. "Caterpillar" Distributor" Salt Lake - Malad - Tremonton - Downey - American Falls |