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Show TH3 ULZZL7 HTTLCX EATCTILL2, UTAH M fe.4. made in autos. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Blood, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thornley, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Shefield, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Layton and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H Sheffield. ly . a few Prince Albert imokes into vour syistem! Youve heard many an earful about the Prince Albert patented process that cuts out bite and parch and lets you smoke your fill without a comeback! Stake your bank roll that it proves out every hour of the day. Mr. and Mrs. George Young spent , Sunday in Ogden. Mrs. Harry Swanger entertained the Thimble dub at Woodman hall last Thursday afternoon. Prince Albert has always been sold ; 'without coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality ! . Mrs. Claude Q. Barnet and children, of Salt Lake (Sty, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. M. Barnes. r There! sport smoking a pipe or rolling your own, but you know that youve got M to have the right tobacco! We tell you Prince Albert will bang the doors wide open for you to come in on a good time firing up every little so often, without a A sister of Mrs. J. B. Lindsey, whose ( home is in New Mexico, is at St Marks hospital where she underwent an operation Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Goddie of Black-foo- t, and Mrs. R. B. Goddie of Sugar City, Idaho, are visiting their mother, Mrs. Alice Sanders. Youll feel like your smoke past has been wasted and will be sorry you cannot back up for a fresh start regret! I You swing on this like it was a tip to a worth Its that in happiness and contentment to you, to every man who knows what can b- egotten out of a chummy jimmy pipe or a makin's thousand-dolla- say-s- o bill ! r Miss Julia Peters of New York arrived in Kaysville yesterday morning and will spend a part of the summer her with her brother, T. McClure Peters. Eva Gardner of line Valley, Washington county, is the guest of Miss with cigarette Prince Albert for packing! . J. REYNOLDS T01ACC0 CO. WMa-Sab- TU I N.C a. th, tntm her brother, Doctor Frinea THK r4 Miss Gardner has school at Provo. tin. and la fact, every Prince Albert package, bee a real meeaage-to-yoonherevereeeide. Yeall reed : Proceee Patented July SOth, 1907." That meene that the United Btatee Oovern-mehae granted a patent on the proceee by which Prince Albert ia made. And by which tongee bite and throat parch arm cat out Everywhere tobacco ia eold yon 11 find Prince Albert awaiting you In toppy red baga, Sc; tidy red tine, 10c; handaome d pound and tin hamidore and in that clever crystal glaaa humidor, with eponge moietener top, that keepe the tobacco la each ' Ana condition alwayal a MariUllMr Ua r4 nt saw half-poun- rE, Wo -- u I Mr. and Mrs. Murray Howard of KAYSVILLE 1 Arnold M. Barnes, Sunday. Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barnes of Kamas, is visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis departed yes terday for a weeks visit with rela- tives at Payson and nearby towns, j to Utah coun Leon Strong has gone ty where he will spend the summer Williams has returned from a visit with relatives at Logan. representing a publishing company. Mrs. Robert Blamires is spending Mrs. William Allen is still Beriously the week with her sister, Mrs. David ill at her home on East Locust street Christensen,' at her fiome in Clinton. n . Evelyn Galley has 'arrived home is spending the week with Miss Ella from Logan .where Bhe has been atSmith. tending the state agricultural college. r Miss Claire GleasorT entertained a E. H. Lovesy, the Kaysville clothes cleaner, has moved his family to Cen- small number of her schoolmates from Of den high school, at her home in this terville. city, Sunday. Miss Jessie Beezer of Lorenzo, Idaho, is the guest of her cousin. Miss - John C. Mackay of Salt Lake City was in Kaysville Tuesday afternoon, Bernice Cjiipman. calling on friends and incidentally tellTennie Curtiss is home from Idaho ing them that he was a candidate for where he has been employed for the governor, subject to the will of the Repast two months. publican state convention. Miss Ella Sanders of I HE Stephenson knit-bac- k nts because the back JL Athletic stretches. It replaces the usual baggy, back of the garment with a light, cool, elastic knit fabric. It s the only nainsook athletic that really fits that is cut to the actual body measurement and that does not use from two to three inches extra cloth in the crotch. of Salt Lake Miss Helen Franke Miss Mollie The Franke SOUTH BEND, IND. become resi- Knit Back for Comfort coming there from New York. all Made in Albany, qualities ranging in price -- from $1 up. Apperson pouring car. V neck on this Stephenson Athletic is The Stephenson The machine is a beauty and has Benjamin Barrett arrived home feature. real another power to spare. Monday morning after an absence of two years in Nevada. His family was Summer Underwear Stephenson All-Kn- it Estella Epperson spent Thursday Made with him in Nevada for several months complete1 ia the Stephenson Milli from the raw materials to and Friday of last week visiting with the finished suit. The fabnc in thii light weight union tuit ia knitted but returned here about a year ago. on the famous g her friends Pauline Abbott and Marie Mr. needle machine!. Barrett has a responsible position is exclusive an This in Lake Salt Stephenson feature. It adds to quality, durability Openshaw City. with a mining company in that state. . and comfort ' William Strong and Clarence Me , The Tennis club held a meeting last H. SHEFFIELD & SONS, Kaysville Latchie have gone to Box Elder county Monday' night. A resolution was where they expect to spend the sum passed, strictly limiting the use of the mer canvassing for a publishing house. court to members. This was conMrs. Elmer Games and children, of sidered necessary because so many were crowding the Burley, Idaho, arrived here Tuesday Good pasture for horses and cows. courts. evening and will spend the summer Cali on or phone L. E. Bybee, with her mother, Mrs. Samuel Bacon. George Hill, who resides on the Adv.-t- f. Miss Annie Blood entertained the Mountain' road near Weber canyon, Oahla Bee Swarm at her home Tues- fainted and fell from a' load of hay while driving into his stack yard yesday evening. The swarm report a fine time and consumed some of the honey terday morning. Medical assistance - Utah HYDE & SHEFFIELD Kaysville was called when it was found that his stored in the home of the hostess. aril First Clam collarbone had ben fractured by the Swan Kamas for George fall. He is reported doing welL willclep&rt Quick Work: Our Motto this morning where he will assist in K" TELEPHONE 45-- J The following new' officers were laying the pipeline for the Kamas waterworks company. He expects to elected at the joint session of the Kaysville Mutual associations Young We build all kinds of be absent a month or six weeks.' Ladies, Myrtle Burton, president; CaOak Fart . . buildings and do all . Emily Mahlan has resigned her po- milla Barnes, first counselor; Estella sition as saleslady at the Kaysville Criddle, second counselor. Young - 1 kinds of cement con- p. after a service of eight years. Mens, Charles T. Burton, president; CASH PAID FOR POULT) Miee Mahlan is too modest to give out Gordon Gailey, first counselor. The Crete work. AND EGGS. the cause of her resignation. remaining officers have not yet been Agent for F. M. Nance and daughter, Leafy, reported. Morris W. Barton,' son of Mr. and have gone to Manassa, Colorado, for Conkey Poultry and Stod you the summer. Mr. Nance has many Mrs. John Barton, has been devoting . Remedies. colonies of bees at that place and will his spare time since school closed to Kaysville, Utah. look after them during the honey mak- making a steam engine and boiler. The KAYSVILLE, plant is installed in a tent to the rear ing season. of the Barton home where it was in On Monday evening a party of spec ted by The Reflex writer. The Kaysville people attended the birth- boiler is installed in brick and is an day party in honor of Mrs. J. H. Grant, old soda water fountain. The boiler is EXCURSIONS Jr at her home in Salt Lake City. provided with valve and whistle The trip to and from the city was and carries 20safety pounds of steam. The of the cylinders engine are fashioned from sections of a bicycle pump, and Via the valve cylinders are made from a If you don't know piece of smaller brass tubing. The OREGON SHORT UHE valve device ia original and while it does not appear to be economical in (Union Pacific System) the usej steam, it is effective. The EAST Finest Sheet Music engine operates at varying speeds acLow rates to Denver,' Colorado cording to the amount of steam furSprings, Pueblo, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Memphis, Chicago, you dont knri the best edition nished. The young genius h disof Standard and Classic pieces Minneapolis, St. Paul, and many other points. played great originality in the design Sale Dates possible to buy. of the engine and in materials used in If you want the very finest sheet 2r. 24, 27, 31; June 3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21. its construction. He has demonstrated 5 12 19 26; music at merely the cost of the August 2, 9, 16, 23, SO; the simplicity of the principles of the September 6, 13. cheap stuff, just step into our steam engine in. the most remarkable store the first chance you get Limit ' and ask us to show you Cenmanner. October 31, 1916. Vocal selections tury Edition, -- WEST instrumental selections 2,000 Low rate excursion tickets on sale FORETHOUGHT 1 of 'the worlds best classics and daily. May September 30, inclusice, to Spokane, Portland, any one is yours for the absurdPeople are learning that a little Los Angeles ana San ly low price of only forethought often saves them a big ex pense. Here is an instance: E. W. Ar10 CENTS A COPY Limit cher, Caldwell, Ohio, writes: "I do not October 31, 1916. believe that our family has been withSee any O. S. L. Agent for rates and further details, out Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Drug Co. . or write, Diarhoea Remedy since we commenced D. S. SPENCER, General Pasenger Agent A us for a Century Edition keeping house years ago. When we SALT jLAKE CITY Catalog go on an extended visit we take it with fis." Obtainable everywhere. seven-passeng- er MiBs Ilene . A. r ng The Misses Rosa and Bettie Tuck, of Tetonia, Idaho, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Major. . The young ladies were friends of Mrs. Major in the old home in West Virginia. - up-to-d- Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barnes will depart for St. Louis, Mo via the D. & R. G. Saturday afternoon, where they will attend the Democratic National convention, to which Mr. Barnes is a .. delegate. xBom to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hart, at the L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake City, on Wednesday, June 7, a son. Mother and child are reported doing well. Mrs. Hart is the younges daugher of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barnes. was' the guest of and Mrs. Rutledge Sunday. young men were classmates at Logan City Barnes over Sunday. a the past year. has but recently family Frank, Ruth and Reah Winter of Rexburg, Idaho, were the guests of Chas. D. Hayes has - purchased a dents of Salt Lake City, arrest city in north Davis County: fine place for residence. Kavsville Roller Mills, vegetable and fruit canning establishment and great brick plant add steadily to the wealth of the city. General fanning, fruit and vegetable growing for shipment and canning are Has the important industries. Davis County Central High school, churches and new opera house. City water and electric lights are inducements for investment. Home of The Reflex and ite printing plant. The E. C. Hinkley of Ogden was the Salt Lake City were guests of Doctor guest of Lester Gleason, Sunday. The C. S. Gardner. been attending Salt Lake City " double-sprin- J. non-memb- Kays-vilie,'Uta- h. Hansons EleBtrt Shoe Shop Up-to-da- te Building Contractors Leaf Poultry Co-o- The Eddy Drug Co Props R. C. Lucke, Mgr. Lef ds figure with The Kaysville Pharmacy Your Home Drug Store "WHERE IT WILL PAY YOU TO TRADE" V Through our method and system of buying, we are now able to give our customers the benefit of a large 1 r T-7T7 DISCOUNT in exchange for their support and patronage. We buy for three stores and in this way we are able to compete with any uid all large city drug storea. OUR MOTTO "Buy RIGHT and give our CUSTOMERS the benefit in exchange for their GOOD WILL and SUPPORT. A few of the following prices, which will prevail in future, show the advantage to our customers as compared with the old prices. 1 Lb. Cotton.. ...65c now 50c Preference Writing Tablets,' 15c now 10c each . . Lb. Cotton 40c now 30c - 2 Lb. Cotton Oz. Cotton Envelopes PL Gauze Adh. Piaster 25c now 15c now 15c now 25c now 14 1x2 ( ) 35c now 20c 10c 10c 15c 25c - Rexall Writing Tablets, each 10c Comp. Cathartics Pills, 25c now 15c package Lord Baltimore Writing Paper - -- (linen, 72 sheets) 40c now 25c ' 'Lord Baltimore Envelopes (linen, 50 envel.) 60c now 25c 1 Lb. Hospital Absorbent .Cot- -. ton (sterilized) ,50c nowJOc- - Powder,. El Vampiro Insect each i15c now 10c Ustaco Writing Tablets, - each 25c now 10c t , At the Kaysville Pharmacy KAYSVILLE, UTAH sur, MR East and West Century Edition JfWI . -- le, San-Francisc- -- Layton . |