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Show The Page Eight ALIENS CASH STORE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DEC. 30 and 31 WE WISH EVERYONE A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. 25c 19c I I PEANUTS Large fancy 2 lb WHEATES Breakfast of Champions pg 25C COFFEE Hills Blue lb TEA Hewletts lb SUGAR Fine Beet 10 lb POWDERED SUGAR 3 lbs 22C CORN, PEAS, BEANS 3 cans 1 1c JC IJgc 23C ... 25c lc SPINACH Popeye 2l2 size can SOUP, Heinz, any kind 3 cans for 25C SALAD DRESSING Gold Standard qt 23C GRAPE FRUIT Shavers per can,. DATES 2 lb for 19C PANCAKE FLOUR Self Rising 3 lb bag 19 10c JELLO Any Flavor pkg JJc POP CORN Cracker Jack 2 for BROOMS Monarch Jjc 39c YAMS Louisiana lb CABBAGE Solid lb BANANAS Large solid lb Jjc 1C 5C GRAPE FRUIT Arizona I doz ORANGES Medium size 2 dozen ORANGES 288 size 2 dozen 29C 25C 19c NEPHI'S BEST MEATS lOOSE LARD 2 lbs Hc 18cH for oROAST Grain fed Baby beef lb .... ilBACON Sliced lb Scrowcrof ts Scrowcrofts Scrowcrofts Scrowcrofts Scrowcrofts More Orders Frf-,T- Vi rt 4 t-- i -l tion. Historic Montgomery Montgomery, the capital of Ala bama, also was the first capital of the Confederacy in 1881. The state house and the former White House of the Confederacy contain many historic relics, portraits of distinguished Alabamans and souvenirs of Jefferson Davis and other leaders. A star marks the spot where Jefferson Davis stood when he took the oath of office as president of the Con federacy. Christmas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Howell spent the week end visiting in Salt Lake Uity. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Park and family of Salina spent Christmas in Nephi with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Memmott are visiting in Scipio for a few days this week. Bryce Memmott of Scipio is spending the Christmas holidays in Nephi with relatives. Miss Ada Nilsson spent Christmas day in Salt Lake City, a guest of Joe Rollands. 25C Qc Qc 35c ' LEMONS Dozen BANANAS Ib Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davis and son Arnold of Whittier, California returned to their home Tuesday, following a visit in Nephi. Mr. and Mrs. George McCune spent the week end and Christmas in Salt Lake City at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Steed. "A SURETY OF PURITY" Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell of Salt Lake City spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George V. Ord. John Ord, a student at the Utah State Agricultural college at Logan, is also spending the holidays at the home of his parents. Made Subjects Pay "Tooth Tx" Not only did the Mohammedan Ruby and Ina Painter, Willard pasha, KeritU Oglu, prince of of Salt Lake City, Mr. and wrest his food from his sub- Sonders Mrs. Roy Naef and children, Mr. let: U; he made them pay a "tooth and Mrs. Ray Painter, John and Ux" for the wear and tear en his Howard Painter of Eureka spent teeth in sating it Christmas at the home of Mr. and f"f"i r ' PT Henry Painter. IAVIN WILLARD BOLTS HOUSC Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Knight, Miss Eldula Wlxon of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sanford of Delta spent the week end at the nome or Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Knight b Mrs. Frank Lunt entertained 23 children at her home Christmas with a yisit from Santa Claus, after which a birthday cake and punch were served in honor of Milton Lunt Two States Cot OS. The .bureau withheld $472,863 in federal aid from Massachusetts snd $230,000 from New Jersey for illegal diversion of state highway funds, mostly for relief purposes. Georgis was placed on probation and North Dakota warned for questionable practices. The use of highway funds for other purposes by several state, is bong Investigated and action may bo taken soon, bureau officials said. They laid, however, that It was impossible to sscertaln how much money had been allocated by states to counties snd diverted to other uses. State highway income in 1937 totaled $1,195,625,000 and expenditures including payments on debt, state police, local roads and purposes amounted to $1,166,706,-00the bureau reported. Federal contributions amounted to $282,781,- - SILVER MAPLE SERVICE BE WISE ECONOMIZE. Read's Residence Barber Shop. Haircuts 25 20c. Corner East Wasatch service. JANUARY G CLEARANC SALE OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE FOR THIS SALE. REGULAR $7.95 DRESSES REGULAR $5.95 DRESSES OTHER DRESSES .... 2 for for 2 .... 5.95 GOING AT 1.00, 1.95 . Values up to 7.95 and 2.95 . . BRING A FRIEND AND EACH GET A DRESS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE COAT S a one a' $29.50 COATS $19.50 COATS . $10.95 & 12.95 COATS e'r reci' va'ue $16.95 12.95 $5.00 7.95 & SWEATERS REGULAR 1.98 values JJOC to TWIN SWEATER SETS Values $5.95 $1,00 2.98 fj. BY REALLY NEW. 5C Mrs. Fillmore HATS SPECIFICATION SHEETS PUT OUT THE CAR MANUFACTURER AND PARTS USED ARE GENUINE, SO WITH OUR TUNE UP EQUIPMENT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION TO DETAILS, THE ELECTRICAL PARTS ON YOUR CAR CAN BE MADE QC CLASSIFIED 0, TV1 25c 25c 17c IQC .1 9c Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jensen of Ephraim spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Nephi at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Udell R. Jensen. GOOD AS NEW . . . GENERATORS, STARTERS AND IGNITION OF YOUR CAR CAN BE RECONDITIONED TO THE SAME STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS AS WHEN NEW. WE H AVE ALL THE lc IOC WISH TO RENT PIANO. Call at the Forrest Hotel FOR SALE SPRING FRIES. Ballard Hoyt of Salt Lake City is Annex after 5 P. M. Call Earl Warner. spending the Christmas holidays at FOR SALE L and H Electric the home of his mother, Mrs. Eva ranp In Al condition. New "alioid Hoyt units. Phone 77 or 277. Annual Statehood Ball, sponsorDr. J. G. Irons returned home ed by Daughters of Utah- - Pioneers. from the Uintah Basin, Coal for sale: Any amount and South Ward Amuse. Hall. January recently where he has spent the past two trucking. R. R Jarrett, phone 85J. 4th, 1939. Adm. 40c, 10c. months. STORtt BY Mr. and Mrs. Udell R. Jensen and daughter Ann spent the week end and Christmas in Salt Lake City. G 5c 5c 5c CHILE BEANS 4 lbs RICE 4 lbs LOOSE LARD Home Rendered 2 lbs I box Iodized SALT, I 8 oz can PEPPER AERO WAX Liquid pnt can MIXED CANDY 2 Ib ONIONS 10 lbs Beth Hobbs of Salina, was a guest on Christmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs. QJRSKAGCS FARMING IT. . . ... HEWLETTES GREEN TEA I Ib PIERCES PORK AND BEANS 2"2 size Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Orme spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Warner in Levan. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Thompson of Santaquln spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ellison. YOURS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR 1939 Mrs. Scrowcrofts Pork & Beans can Scrowcrofts Vegetable Soup can Scrowcrofts Tomato Juice can .... VANILLA, Bottle 2 02 BLUE PINE COFFEE Ib Howell. WE WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR Annual statehood Ball, sponsor ed by Daughters of Utah Pioneers. South Ward Amuse. Hall. January 4th, 1939. Adm. 40c, 10c. rmiJ Mrs. J. C. Hudson and family of OUR WISH TO YOU FOOD AND YOU'LL Salt Lake City visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 15c MAY HEALTH AND PROSPERITY BE CLARKSSSwt f)NCE Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Cowan and family of Cedar City are visiting in Nephi for a few days with relatives. lc6c .. A DEPENDABLE MARKET in EVtRT WAt RUTH. YOU JUST TRY relatives 4Jc 2 Ib AND LOOK.' Ht'S BETTER AIL AN UUJ OnUVYLHOi ADVICE AND GOTO THE STORE I WAS TELLING YOU ABOU-TI Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Judd spent Christmas in Salt Lake City with 9c GROUND BEEF '"N to California. Jack Pace, a student at the U. S. A. C. in Logan, is home for the SHAVERS GRAPEFRUIT large can .... IOC PUMPKIN Utah Valley large can WALNUT Light halves I Ib DELMAIZ.NIBLETS 2 cans 23C POWDERED SUGAR 2 Ib .,. ;.. RAISINS Seeded, 2 pkg 15c, Seedless 60c TvTT 5c . POT ROAST Grain fed beef lb VEAL SHOULDER ROAST lb enrote Darlene Sanders is visiting in Kanab this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hayes. ... ;;LARD 4 lbs for "FIRST GRADE CHICKENS AT LOWEST;: fMARKET PRICES. . . Get Yours TODAYS 155 Hobbs, . BROWN SUGAR 2 Ib ORANGES Medium large 2 dot. LVOUU ASKED NEW 1938 29, Mrs. Nellie Jennings visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd SATURDAY WHILE THEY LAST Pint Bottles Vinegar, reg 9c for FOR POTATOES, Roast Beef 12 oz can Reg 23c for 15c 49c Coffee, 2 lb can reg. 57c for Gallon can Tomato Juice, reg. 45c for 35c Extracts, 2 oz bottle, reg. 22c for 12c 25c MAZOLA OIL, Quarts Reg. 49c for 15c MAZOLA OIL Regular 25c for 15c FORMA Y 1 Ib can regular 25c for 5c .... SKAT Regular 10c, for 35c YANKEE POLISH Regular $1.00 size for 20c YANKEE POLISH Regular 50c size for Delmonte ASPARAGUS, salad points reg. 21c for 15c 15c PINEAPPLE S & W Regular 24c for 8c PINEAPPLE Doles 1 14 size regular 13c for Scrowcrofts White tip Asparagus, reg. 35c for 20c 5c Scrowcrofts Bottled Blueing, reg. 14c for Dinty Moore Corn Beef and Cabbage reg. 25c for 15c 15c CUBE SUGAR Regular 20c for 8c CUBE SUGAR Regular 12c for Olympic Health Soap, reg. 3 for 10, 3 bars for 5c 4c Peets Mechanic Soap, reg. 7c bar for 35c:: !:vealor lamb should, roast ib is;j Seeds That Hold Power According to seed experts, clover may be held 20 years, soy beans. two years; oats, three years; and corn and wheat, ten years each without losing power of germina & OH DEAR THEM Harry T. Lewis of Seattle, Wash ington is visiting in Nephi at the home of Mrs. H. D. Goldsbrough. The first 21 items listed we offer you Friday and Saturday before Inventory at PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISH YOU. Our Stocks are very low on these items, so plan to show early. Dec Thusday, Local - Social News Ring Out the Old Year with an Odd and End Sale FRIDAY CHOCOLATES Assorted Creams and Carmels 5 lb box 99C CROCOLATES Peppermints or Creams and Carmels I lb box 19C CHOCOLATES Cherries I lb box .. . 22C CANDY Chocolates and mixed 2 lb CANDY Fancy Filled lb CANDY Fancy Ribon Mix lb tOC Nphi, Utah Times-New- s. . . Entire stock, values up to $3.98 for . 50C ROBES, NIGHT GOWNS, PAJAMAS AT 12 PRICE. ONE GENUINE 5 POINT HUD-SO- $1.00 N fK? YtW tAW Ever notice that roosters won't of fight on the roost? Nine-tentthe fighting between valuable males can be done away with by providing range roosts like the on pictured at the top. The laying house shown at the left was specially designed by Michigan Experiment Station to avoid dampness and cold In winter. Com plete plans and specifications may be obtained from Michigan State MMI FRAZIER THIS East Lansing, KLsa. Cut the bottom out of an oi4 bvefc-ehang the grain sack on the busk st with a couple o wire hoot a hang the bucket on a nail and one man saa fill her. Sketch at lower right shows how to make an apple picker that wm get the ripe ones at the top of the tree, without knocking down half of aewp. It can bo mads easily .res-shi- p. hi "J College, V fm WATER FILL & I f rC BAY STYLE 100 WOOL BLANKET REGULAR $17.50 FOR ONLY ........ 7.50 "T Vil TMa aparb W proof Kontae-- r Baorbaa BAGS AND PURSES Z,itl Hoi" whoa rallroarta KIDDIES DRESSES Reg; $1.98 and 2.98 11 Wstarfm a Frazlea WstiiunrCo. jrlL. Jfl r.f-T- o ON SALE FOR i2 PRICE $1.00 and I.79 GLORIA'S SHOP WAmniL-fRAzo- 'n; |