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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEXrKAYSVILLBr UTAH- - m wtMs grficx conditions of membuship are that he employee to become a member of the club and secure the gold BY W. P. EPPERSON & SON -jadge raustr have,stmeT special of courtesy to the public or UTAH mrk KXT8YILLB made some improvement in the matter Feb- sovifces. The comprny announce) EaUrtd M leco&d-clasits - subscribers ruary 15, llll.at KayiTille; Utah wirte to the management that under the act of March S. 1879. some employee h;u been unusRatea on application.. ually thoughtful and courteous Adrertliln and recommends that employee to Subscription $1.25 per year when hs officials of the company for paid in advance. $1.50 per yer premotion. on overdue subscriptions or when The. Club intends to enroll as members all employees who have not paid in advance. -- enough for Office Phone, No. 10. the public to earn its gopd will Residence Phone, No. 34. and opinion and membership in the Club will assist in the employ ees ad vancemt ntr Already NEW JERSEY AUTO LAW over 150 of the Tok phone comcom- panys six thousand employees are The auomtobile license missioner of New Jersey, who is enrolled as members. The plan firSfc a State official, and authorized is novel and unique .and-t- he to regulate road traffic and gen- of its kind ever started by' any erally supervise the roads, has corporation serving the public. issued instructions to officers of The company employees in this the peace in the different sections district are striving to merit of the state" to put in speed traps place in the new Club o- to catch the reckless automobil-ist- s who seek to defy. capture and MU.SIGJN DAVIS COUNTY disregard local fegulatlons. Thdse It is encouraging to all who speeding automobilists who can ar interested im the advancement be caught in the regular way of music note de; of to overtaking them and holding ther velopment-whicis taking place are to be so overtaken and held; lines in the country but where an automobile v is so along theseThose det irous of hear-in- g districts speedy that it cannot be caught, the recognized artists of the thtn signals are to be established now required to visit the that will head off the fleeing day arecities in order to enjoy automobile and allow the pursuer large such a priviledge. But this perto catch up. is rapidly passing. The time The speeding automobile has be iod the menace. come a world-wid- e It is not far- distantwellwhen as those as people country has always been looked upon with of the city will be able to enjoy "extreme disfavor by British law their own and there has been established in tho masters, under' tree as or vine it were. fig England 'lu systematic control Wc are to awakening gradually which, vigilantly enforced, has th fact that it can be done at caused grief to xrany defiant Well as abioad. Let the automobilists. A London magis- home as continue work trate recently had a case growing good One of the most potent facout of an automobile accident, in evidence for the de where it was shown that the tors now of music is the chauffeur, who was charged with velopment which, is held in Davis manslaughter, had e woman seat each spring. Both publi ed beside him when the acciden coi.nty contestants alike look for an.l occurred. This is so common WArd to this occasion with an ap that magistrates .with in this country pay no attention parent relish which betokens to the fact. But the London healthy hunger for good things Those who have watch magistrate was of an astuter mine muscially. few He held that it is highly improper ed these events for the past notice help but for a chauffeur to have a worn years cannot which de thc velopment Tapid - an seated next to h.nT because o The stand therefrom. resulting the distraction of mind which is being raised higher, with that woman necessarily creates ard each occurance, and the whole : The London jus tic-- held tha community elevated and enablei practice of having a woman in consequence. beside the chauffeur is repre would suggest that the We hensible, as being a distarcting of future musical contests companionship, ard, he addec judges be required t6 adjudicate by j feme ladies are nervous, some o of marking instead inquisitive, some garrulous, anc system so so won. and .some attractive, aLd he migh simply saying contest have added, that many women It is requisite for losing detail in know ants to exactly combine several of these qualities as lie weak their where points all of which he held to be repre well Take ones. their as strong hensible as coming in close con maximum obtain as a a rumber tact with a chauffeur in action able 60 giving 10 for at say It is hoped. this London magis 10 for time, 10 for tone, 10 trste haj set a precedents which tack, "phrasing, 10 for interpretation wll be useful in this country in for Then after a declaration of thj common law and 10 for finish. con each of the case, and which woulc adjudication furnish a eopy of the judges inake a chauffeurs effensemore testant with so that they may have firdings, reprehensible than it otherwise would be if it can be shown that the opportunity to strengthen know he had awomancoxnpnnion seat- their weak . places- this jh&t from . experience way is either ed next tohim,-wb- o y would he infinitely more nervous, inquisitive, garrulous, than the one or attractive, or who exhibits a in vogue. combination of these qualities. DC hna s hat-frequen- tly shewn-considerati- IE EADY-TO-WEA- on Study Well These Very Low Prices few silk and chiffon dresses in stripe, black and white checks and plain black. Values up to $22.50, sale. $4.98 50 silk suits and dresses in all shades, changeable plain and fancy silks. Val- iiesmpttr$45.00,sale $12.98 25 ratine and linen dresses in white, tans, browns and blues; sale one-haand A the-rapi- less. , Values up to American Beautv-shades$40.00, sale V $15.49 25 wool suits in Scotch mixtures, plain, diagonal stripes. Values up to $22.50, ...: . ...U t . sale 5 wool suits in fancy checks and plain blues, browns anti blacks. Regular $25.00 up to $4(tf)0, sale $8.75 A few spring all wool coats. Regular val- . ues $9.00, sale . . . $3.50 A few all wool coats. Regular values up to $15.00, sale $6.50 Entire line of linen and crash automobile coats at $6.75 10 natural silk pongee long coats. Val- iiesrup to $22.50, sale. . . . . . . . ,$6.75 The entire stock of voiles, marquisetts and crepe, in summer dresses at less ' . than cost. 50 house dresses, n complete assortment of fancy stripes, checks and plain colors, with embroidered collars and cuffs regular $2.00 and $2.50, sale . . $1 .69 20 gingham house dresses, in broken checks, fanc5r stripes arid plains, trimmed with pink, blue and lavender and white poplin and pique; regular $3.00 and $3.25, sale $2.29 ent i tissueancLcmbroideredehambray house dresses in checks and stripes and plain bluet regular$4.00 and $5.00 val - ues, sale $2.45 25 tissue gingham house dresses and fig- - ured (liiuities in : checks and stripes with lace arid embroidered trimmings; regular $5.00 to $7.50 values, sale price - $3.75 only..... . 20 linen ratine suits in tans, white, blues, satis-favtor- at-pres- 20 lf joy-ride- rs ,e. Mi Coats and Waists h te R Wool Suits, Silk Suits, Wash Suits and Dresses , Lingerie Gowns, J loca-coi.tes- Clearance An assortment of short kimonos in fig- ured lawns, dotted swiss and dimities; regular 50c and 60c values, sale. . 25c An assortment of short kimonos in figured lawns and dimities; regular 75c and $1.00 values, sale 49c Ari assortment of short kimonos, lawns and dimities; regular $1.25 and $1.50 value's, sale . 75c An assortment of long kimonos in figured lawns and dimities; regular $1.25, sale 79c only An assortment of long kimonos in fancy - lawns-and-dirnities;regular-$lJ)0-vaUi ues, sale, 98c An assortment of long kimonos in crepe lawns and.dimities; regulan$L75 values, sale A - and-$2.0- 0 $1.29 complete assortment of long kimonos in crepe and dimities with satin hand trimmings; regular $2.25 values, sale price....'. $1.48 complete assortment of long kimonos in crepe and Egyptian lawns with silk and satin bandings; regular $2.50 to . . $2.1 9 $3.75, sale . . . .t. . . . . v: 25 silk taffeta underskirts in plain, -changeable and Persian trimmingsr A values $5.00 to $12.00, sale $1.98 W AD have them marked for this sale seldom occurs. Such as these at the prices You cannot afford to delay seeing them soon. TOO slightly soiled waists in fine embroid200 slightly soiled waists in fine checks, ered Persian lawns and German vat stripes andjfigured dots. Values up to lace trimming. Values up to $5.00, r $4.00, sale 25c sale 75 d 150 slightly soiled waists in plain white 50 white linen embroidered Persian tailored linens, check madras and lawns and Fren ch swi ss wa ists. Values lawns; values up to $4.50, sale up to $6.00, sale.. 50 c .$1.00 The ladies of the Kaysville MOUNTAIN STATES TELEchcir are to be complimented for PHONE AND TELEGRAPH the pleasant rendaUon last SunCOMPANY day of Lift Thine Eyes from Consider'ng the time President E. B. Field, of The Elijah. Mountain States Telephone sptnt in preparation, the effort Telegraph company has issuei WuS a most noble one, and we communication . to all of the hope they will continue to mainemployees of that company con tain the high standard to which evidently asp?rt There were gratulating them upon the work they Of the great public service "0r several-weaplaces, however, the wasall the way attack poor ganization, and upon the success tbe and through, way, this by second ful results of the year is fault time the noticable every the companys administration The altos choir,, sings. lagged , That .company which, operates the Sl0lLO-SvSlnlS behind the beat most of the time, entire field in the mountain states, .Colorado, Utah and toward the end flattened perIs the conclusive test of good advertising, without the requisite value in, the Idaho, Montana, New Mexico ceptibly. However, if these peoon continue work will' tt "Wyoming and Arizona isthelarg ple article advertised advertising is decidedly unworthy of the signature of any i est single unit of thh"Bell tele compositions of this nature, ve . store. a can them' confidently promise phone system and serves, over one-fiftof the tOtn!-arYou can depend Upon every word This store never makes a statement of the hearty appreciation of their ef- forts. They will become a factor United States. . we cannot back with the goods. ytiu read in our advertisements. The .effect of combining into for much good in tie community, one single organization the sev in addition to recek ing a liberal erui systems which fi rrnerly, oper educalien:tjiemselveslt.is .iuj ated in the mountain region is o thn'r powtr to mob! the musical sentiment of the town, so if they . gtrat public benefit in that enables the company to provide strive only for the best it will better and more uniform ser not be, :long before the whole vice than was possible when the ward will follow. th m, and look territory was divided among sev- expectantly for what they have . eral competing organizations. The to offer. 4?ot-tre- ll Next Miss Doris has Sunday over six thousand company But will sing the Lord is employees. - Aa is attempt Jiowbeingmade St. Par I to make courtesy " pay and be delssolm worth while. The Mountain States let the farmers further down the methods pursued by the reclam- to.be disposed of before druggist has been called to Los Telephone & Telegraph company If the farmers ofUtah county valley have it. The squable be- ation sen ice. A bard headed bis money into the project. puting Angeles on important business. hi recently formed a Courtesy do not want the water from the tween the government and the business man would have known Ho expects to return home next GiV araoifg its employees. The Strawberry; government project fanners reveals the hone head where and how the water was Charles Blake, the KaysvilleJ week. i em-broider- ed k - so-call- h eS We Believe 0) 0) inAbsolute Truth in all. Advertising. r 4 J |