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Show The following note was pinned to the PANAMA QUARTETTE ' SCORES baby's clothing: "A precious gift for Mrs. Leon 3b fcitito irfto 5 RY W. P. EPPERSON A SON Rogers Stewart. infant has dark hair and eyes matter Feb ' ruary 15, 1911, at ' Kay mil Utah and is about 2 weeks old. The girl under the act of March 3, 1879. wai taken to Mrs. Grace G. Mettler, matron of the Wasatch Domestic SciAdvertizing rates on application. ence school. For pity sake! exclaimed Mrs. Subscription 3125 per year when when she was informed by paid in advance. 31.60 per year on Stewart, overdue aobscriptiona or when not telephone at her home in Farmington of the contents of the note pinned to paid in advance. the little girls clothing. Mrs. Stewart, " TELEPHONES is the wife of Hyrum Stewart of Office, No. 10 Farmington, owner of the Stewart C. A. Epperson, No. 70 apartments, where the baby was left, and a well known business man of Entered as second-clas- s United States. Well, we are a peace-lovin- g people and hardly care what befalls us so long as the war is not carried into our own land. The argument that no harm will come to Americans who stay at home Is about the only foreign policy we have in effect at this time. -- The next morning Mrs. Stewart went to Salt Lake and took the baby to her home in Farmington, and the following day when Mr. Stewart, who had been away on a business trip, returned, he found a baby in the home. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart have taken the baby conditionally and she is now having the best of care in her new home. On SUCCESS OF Tabernacle, Kayrvde, Kaysville It certainly seems a sham that Utah. Services as follows: Priesthood when a high class attraction is booked 10:25 meeting 9 am.; Sunday School, for Ksysville that there are not suf- a. m.; Sacrament Service, 2 p. m. Evficient people in attendance to make a of the ening Service under direction showing. Not, only was this true of Mutual associations, 7 p. m. the first number of the Lyceum which FRANK HYDE, Bishop. was brought to Kaysville at a large expense, but it is so of almost every that has appeared good attraction here during the past two years, notably, Emma Lucy Gates, the Hallowell Sale--At Concert company, the Orpheus dub and others that we can not call to The following personal property of mind. It is hard to comprehend why of C. A. Secrist will be sold movie outfit that shows the Estate a third-rat- e Sale by J. Wells H&e and Privste worn-ofilms can come to this town at M. Leonard, Administrators, and gather in the coin, when a good, George Utah. Farmington, dean, educational, elevating perform-starv- e 1 White Top Spring Wagoa. to death were it not Jets Bolster Spring for the guarantee. 3 Single Tree Tuesday evening the Panama Quar- Tuesday afternoon the little la- I tette appeared under the auspices of the Kaysville Lyceum to a small house but we venture to say that they never appeared before an audience that so appreciated their efforts. Every member of the quartette is capable of giving a good show without assistance, and it would be hard to say which of the young men was the most entertaining. Suffice it to say that everyone present laughed more in that evening than they have ever laughed in their lives. Mr. Charles Cox, the reader," gave some selections of both a serious and comic turn and he was well received His rendition of Little Brown Baby was especially fine. We are, indeed, sorry that we did not hear more from the flutist who was a real artist. Mr. Baldy Strong did something the critic never heard before he made music on the bagpipes; and we are sorry that theta were no more Scotch present who can truly appreciate the pipes. Mr. Strong also told some new Scotch anecdotes, and oh! what a magnificent burr he has. Altogether, it was a fine attraction and the lyceum promoter? should receive better support from the public for providing such good entertam-me- was the recipient of a stork shower The State of Idaho is due to go dry dy which was given by the ladies of Ver-o- n on the first day of the new year and club, of which Mrs. Stewart is a there is great rejoicing in the camp member. of the Dry In that State and corres- prominent ponding depression in the ranks of the booze dealers. Over the hotel bar at PRIZES WON IN THE AGRICULTURAL CLASS 1915, UTAH Shoshone, Idaho, is a sign which states STATE FAIR. the proposition from the standpoint of the bartender. It is as follows: Dont The following hitherto unpublished ask us what we are going to 'do in list of the winnings at the Utah State 1916. What are you going to do? Fair on grains made by E. E. Smith will be of interest to many. As can From the number of incendeary be seen by - this list, Davis county fires in the factories of the United about cleaned up the State on grains. States engaged id (he manufacture of Mr. Smith is to be complimented for war munitions, and on board ships his unique and complete exhibit. bound from our ports to Europe, it Won by E. E. Smith. appears that at least one feature of Irrigated grains First Turkey Red the great war has been carried into first Red Spring Wheat, first Wheat, this country by the Germans and their White Wheat, first Macaroni Spring allies. An air-shi- p raid along the Atfirst .Winter Rye, first Six lantic coast from an European base Wheat, Row Barley, first Hull-les- s Barley, is not beyond the range of possibility first Jerusalem Com, second Blue Barat this time, but of course, not probsecond Flax, first Sugar Sorghum able. However, the people of this ley, Seed, first Spelts, first Pop Com, country are beginning to realize that ,v Display of Threshed it will be well to prepare to take care sweepstakes Grain. , of themselves for the next few years. first GAZING LAND FOR RENT Grain in Sheaves, Irrigated The millenium is as far away as the Red Wheat, first Spring Turkey Peace Palace at The Hauge, the most Kaysvillr City will receive bids for Wheat, first Spring Oats, first Blue the bse of 50 acres, of lonesome place in the world today. grazing land, Barley, first Si Row Earley, first Fall located southeast of the city of Kaysfirst Buckwheat, first Speltz, ville. The land is enclosed by a four INFANT GIRL IS FOUND AT DOOR Rye, Best Display of Sheaf Grains. wire fenec and will be leased for the Best Sudan Grass, best display ForE. J. Evans Answers Knock to Find year commencing January 1, 1916. age Crops, best display Millet, best 'Sealed bids will be received until noon Baby Addressed to Mrs. Hyrum display Utah Grown Seed. Stewart of Farmington. on November 14, 1916. Right is reBest Stalks Grain Sorghums; Sug- served to reject any or all bids. When E. J. Evans of 18 Stewart ar Sorghums, Broom Cora, Pop Cora. WALTER COTTRELL, apartments, Salt Lake City, opened Best display of Stalk Exhibits, best door the to his apartment in response Corn for Silo. Also nine first Chairman Public Grounds Committee. Known Everywhere As The Floy Made of Choicest Utah Wheat Milled in the most modern Mill Packed in the Neatest Manner. . display prises on vegetables and ten second prizes on vegetables. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mr. Smith suggests that a united Services at the Presbyterian Church, effort of the best growers in Davis are as follows: Sunday Kaysville, to Davis could on the county map put 11 a. m.; Preaching, 7:30 p. School, in exhibition the game. stay m. Services at Cinton: Sunday 2 p. m.; Preaching, 3 p. m. School, Fiji Islanders will soon be Rev. W. M. PORTER. Pastor. a taste for Kaysville tomatoes. DEALER EVERY HAS IT. ' - Tent Slush Scraper. Hand Garden Seeder. 1 Spring Tooth Harrow. i Jackson Fork. 1 Hay Rake. 1 Set Dump Board 1 SUck Meadow Hay. 1 Set Good Work Harnes 2 Pipe Wrenches, etc. 1 1 Blankets, Flannels and Underwear We Want CLEAN COTTON RAGS at The Reflex office. The nights are becoming colder and winter will We pay soon be upon us. 5c Make ready by securing your Blankets, Outing Flannel, Fleeced Goods and Warm Underwear. Per Pound. Rags must be free We have a complete from lint. line at very moderate .prices. Come in and make your selection before the stock is broken. nt to a gentle tapping, shortly before 10 oclock, one night last week, he found at his door an infant girl wrapped in an attractive quilt and attired in a pretty lace dress, silk stockings and a pair of knit shoes. Mr. Evans gathered the infant in his arms and telephoned the police. C. A. Carlson, inspector of police responded. BEST VERY a Bargain For ut Davis county. Late news dispatches seem to that Great Britain has estab CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER DAY SAINTS Clothes Cleaned f- , and Pressed ' A Co-o- p. Kaysville THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Repaired Sa&fadioa Guaranteed or No pay Dyeing Ladies Work a Specialty Now for AYSVILLE K LOTHES LEANER Kaysville, Utah Phone 93--W Crack-a-Jac- II Suits k They are going better every season. We have themmade especially for you $151 LATEST MODELS & 17.0)O To prove to you that Tks mm pro 2 3 4 5 All wool fabrics. Uncommon patterns. Lined with high grade serge, The understructure of the suit is made of good grade canvas and haircloth shrunk in water. Tailoring by trained workmen in the largest individual clothing factory in the world. Hand ' i work is applied to all the important points. Models for all men. Special ones for young mem One of the ablest fashion artists has made a national reputation by making: Every STYLEPLUS written guarantee. has We alone have the sale of this Good Suit for $ here. VATSON-TANNE- R 1 Housetops wish to proclaim the advantages of having a bank account with us. Safety and we carefulness, combined with and a desire to be of service to Courtsy ,? Position of our officers and direct- n smer?. the estimation of our merchants are a few of the reasons why you should have your account here. Vnon State BanK 7 BOUNTIFUL, UTAH. .See Us First. CLOTHINGCO., Go. From The tke worW aver. 8 SNAPPY PATTERNS continue to post specials for Saturday measure up to our definition of a Good Suit, we enu merate the following points: 1 , $281 Stewart-Burto- n We Styleplus97 Clothosr.lL to n Ogfe W. "7 M-- A hitaKjir " DENTIST ' Pkaaa , W la Dr. Grants Plata Eayzvilla, Utah 41 KayavUla Baefctifri far Exchange, J. E . 'ROmjtSOfl Abstractor And Notary Public Liecenced " Daria County OSe F. C A 1L Ed . . " - cab |