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Show 7 Correspondents Wanted-ThPost would like two or Patronize your norae mill first, three good correspondents from and of course, but if yol want an out- - each town in Morgan county side product Its try Jtaysville the best ever. Flour. Never lost a prize in a competition. ' Reporclerj is in his officeyPuSBday and Thursday frpra 10tol2a.m., I and 2 to 5 jrfm. C.Y.RobbilWJ Horses MORGAN POST John Stahle, Jr., Publisher. Get yoor fish licenseJrom G. Y t Bobbins at M Q j 1 A Fuji traiped aneVcl race. published in coltf a hal- 1 j. address Apj weekly newspaper the interests of Morgan county Fry, Kaysand colonies made up of Mor gan county people. Henefer. For the present, address: Morgan Post, care of Davis county clipper, BOUNTIFUL, Utah. Subscription price, $1.50 per .'ear Remember that the name of the 25c extra for postage to Canada town begins with the second let50c to and foreign count o,s ter in the alphabet; namely, B." other than Mexico and HawaiWe have our reasons for emphaian Islands. sizing this. mailed not later Display advertising 50c pe1 mh copy should be than Wednesday. per month. Ads in locals, 10c per line. Reading ads, 5c per line fo1- t H first and 3cts per line for subsetime. of one-thir- d Davis Co., Utah. 1 T. 'T E. Marsteller ' DENTIST quent insertions, 2442Washington Avey'Ogden. stray notices , one animal doe; Laytqn, Wednes-- J hospital 35c for each additional animal and 25c for each brand when it has to be engraved. Will also be inserted in Davis County NATIONAL BANK Clipper, which has a circulation of over 1,500 copies per, lAablished September, 1903 week. Everybody invited to send i Cipit&l Stock, $25,000.00 ify R. H. Welch. Right house, 6-ro- om brick 1 mercantile store, granary and outbuildings, with 5 acres first class land half mile west of Morgan district. Enquire Big H. B. CROUCH Bargain yU&MV F we dont make good to you cant we We guarantee your absolute satisfaction when you buy selves. a suit of yiu find that they clothes, you hive been led to expect IF they do not hold their shape IF the style and make and fit isnt satis- arent all factory, bring them back and we will refund your money. This broad and liberal guarantee shows the absolute faith we have in the intrinsic value of our clothes. There are no better clotfies made than these. You will feel as we do after you have worn one of our suits. $18.50 to $40.00 J. Williams & Sons Co. have'paced on the bargaiicounter Pieces Wash ttes Goods at will be sold aba greahteduction. up-to-datea- A. nd Patterns the colon&aranteed. FRANCIS, 9, 1909. in Morgan county. Notice our prices, interest Cane poles, 5c and 10c Spinners, 2 for 25c Best steel hooks, Leaders, 5c to 40c Sinkers, 6 for 5c Snelled hooks, 2 for 5c for 5c 15 Bait lines, linen, 0c Casting lines, best, 75c 1 raham Morgan, Utah Best Gqods at Lowest Prices. com- pounded quarterly. YVe mr-- . be comfortable friends, Jame1pingk.ee, President. . Joseph Williams, J. L. Hatch, Cashier. Vice-Presnot teasing, not burdensome. If it be hard for a married women to be a good friend, It Is still harder to be the good friend of a married woman. Yet, however devqted her husband may be, she needs one No I have purchased Jesse Little's one but a woman can understand a woman's troubles small and great; blacksmith shop and am prepar but she should be on her guard even ed to do horse shoeing, carriage with her most intimate friend that and wagon repairing, plow work friend often so cordially disliked, yet in fact all .kinds of black-smithinand patiently endured by the husband, who feels himself outside all confI am from the best idence immediately she appears. in Salt Lake and Ogdefff How often have the seeds of ill con- shops Prices reasonably. unfounded tent, suspicions, deceptions and misconceptions been sown by the D. intimate friend? UTAH. How easily could the first ruffled MORGAN, feelings have been smoothed, and the first dispute settled, had she not been t interferRhode present with her ence? The right friend is anxious never t( Red Eggs be in a false position. She Is coif tent to take the lower place, and. Sale, 14 for $1.00. would be distressed were it otherwise. She can be loving without gushing; We guarantee our eggs to be helpful, but not officious; . ready, but are PoulJr pure bred. The never in the way. She can praise encouragingly, and stock. The roosteas from Elack-ma& Griffin, bgdfen, Ufoti. yet not flatter; counsel, yet not advise; hear everything, and be disMailorders givn prbmpt at creetly silent. Call undfsee our birds. She bears absence without com- tention. plaint, and apparent forgetfulness without suspicion. She never looks Cardigan Bros., for explanations, and she is loyal with out saying anything at all about it. But such a woman has to be lived up to, for she expects the same in you also. From MarBuilders and Contractors rying and the Married. OUNCEMENT. S. Reduced JONES; SMS I oroughbred well-mean- 2J Morgan, PEfiN' Harrison and Wade There are 8 of tsSome special ists on brick layiti, othejr on coble rock and cerBept bkfcks as well as cement foundations. Write or phone T. J. Harrison, They are all the same thing under Bountiful, Utah. Bell phone Jr., different names, he said. It reminded 54 3. Sexton, Verger or Sacristan. Dr. Harvey V. YViley, the government food expert, was talking of a new sort of food preservative. him of the old caretaker of an Episcopal church, of whom he once heard. The old fellow, as he sat on a tomb in the churchyard, dismissed as trivial the question of his proper title. The good old creed keeps the same for all," he said, though they may change the words they use. Look at me, here. 1 used to be the janitor. Then we had a parson who called me the sextant. Doctor Thirdly give me the name of virgin. And the young man weve got now says Im the sacriY outh's Conipun ion. lege. The Latest Air. for a breezy march, said the bandmaster In a Chestnut street music store the other day. How about this one dedicated to the Aero club? the facetious clerk asked. I suppose it is written for wind in the bandmaster coun strummits, haw a few very which are indeed bargains. for Upland I'm looking HfBwicpHSGjsrnr' 1 per cent on sav- hes xyrrtort. IF, Isssw-'IB- 7-- possibly make good to our- Vfter you have bought 4 for Sale Deposits received is any sum frofii $1 up. TEST GP A GOOD FRIEND Why not open an account with us, and estabBsh the habit of saving Must Be Content to Take Second a little frean the present income, Place When Occasicn Requires, will it be eeded after while. f rnd Remain Loyal. July Get a Home! gMan, A rfsT UTAH. MORGAN FOR SALE ness. We pay per, Bountiful, Utah. accounts, Entered as second class matter ings Fish and,' u Game Licenses Largest line of Fishing Tackle 10:18 a. in. 9 busi- Price WhWBlSIOL mom s fo r Brook to K T?1 - About your Why not lie on one of those comfortable mattresses sold by ined. roken or ed as ready - - Utah yu , t and 7 t ear well none better. The Cash Store. IS WAGON FREE One chance given with each purchase of a vehicle or and each $25.00 paid on account up to the Grand Drawing, Dec. 15th, 1910. terrd. Well, the air is easy, the clerk shot back, ami the interchange stopped. Philadelphia Inquirer Laundry Marks of Foreign Countries. In foreign countries some strange methods are adopted for identifying the contents of the washtub In some parts of Frauce linen is defaced with the whole name and address of the laundry stamped upon it, and an additional geometrical design to indicate In Bathe owner of the property. varia every patron of the washtub has a number stamped In large characters on his linen. In Bulgaria every laundry has a large number of stamps engraved with designs, and in Russia the laundries mark linen with threads worked in arrow' shapes. In some Russian towns the police periodically Issue regulations for laundries. In Odessa books of marks are furnished annually to the laundry proprietors, and these marks, and no others, can be used to identify linen. Some Poetry Pays. Who is the gentleman seated in the large touring cur? That is the poet laureate of a biscuit factory. Birmingham well-know- n We have a full line of wagons, buggies, farm implements, hay- ing and harvesting machinery, stoves and ranges, and our motto is "We Will Treat You Right. Burton Implement Company W. F. Burton, Manager. OGDEN, UTAH. K .. |