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Show ZZLY ZZTLZX. KATSYlLLq IrfAH Twelve hundred bathers sported in the regular swiming pools an overflows into the boating lake. Wakikf beac has proven a tremendous success a promises to increase in favor as the season advances. Manager Christer-se- n announces that he has secured the services of C, Si Lekf, late of Boise, Idaho, as manager at Wakiki .beach. Mr. Leaf is an expert swimmer sn has followed the profession of teaching ind coaching swimmers for several years. Wakiki beach is now the V. J ' Conserve' your fruit a.nd vegetables by bottling t and canning your excess; allow none to spoil. . ' Our fruit jars have just arrived and we are I prepared to take care of vou. ' headquarters of the Salt Lake schoo of swimming, and Sn Leaf is the instructor for the school. He will give his expert services to swimming parties which visit the beach and is also prepared to give private swimming lessons. It is here he Is also Instructing the swimming class which he has been teaching at Becks Hot springs. Mr. Leaf is an expert swimmer and has to his credit mdny records made in England and America. ' He has to his credit a record of eighteen and one-lamiles in the English channel, and the time record from Chester to Tiiladelphia in the Delaware river. He is also the trainer of FrhJKeith, the champion distance swimmer of Utah. " ( . Glass Jars, Crock Jars, Jelly Glass, etc. I 6 cool. t . 'v , 4 White Mountian Ice Cream freezers to' keep ' lf - r Mo Jo SEiieirmieBdl Sz S3m, "Telephone No. t s" . - v v f Saturday Eve. June 22nd WILLIAM A. BRADy Director-General WO KLD i ft i ft ft ft t irtrtrf! by A. Alexander Thom,, Directed by CARLYLE BLACKWELL Can a man make a success of his Me even though to make monej? youTl agree that he can when you see the way fc, enrj CliZTEl . I he-fa- KAYSVILLE Ep-per- so aub-ihzn- .hip-an- fls good-for-not- h- PEC U d. THIS IS HAT VEEK - - ! Our entire, line of, straw and canvas hats 20 per cent discount. 4 j cmp d. Sergt, McLeod will be In Kaysville Robert Marshall, of Bountiful, who and Farmington the week of June 24th is in the quartermasters to 211th, looking for recruits not department, reg- and has been engaged in istered. driving a truck between Detroit and othfreight At the Kaysville Mutual Sunday er eastern cities and the coast, has evening, John M. Knight of Salt Lake, been called home.by the serious illness will talk of "National Efficiency." of his mother, who was injured by beThe musical program will include a ing thrown from her buggy by an quartet and other numbers. All are automobile. He was given a two invited. weeks furlough. THE HOUSE OF QULITY Ladies and Childrens thorn, J . Dcmt miss this opportunity to buy Satin i Womens Slippers f A- V Si r - in black and white the kind foe good serviceable house or : street wear sizes 2 to 5, worth $3.00 a : pair sale price X rf'l "V 98c .pi Barefoot Sandals n MAKES4 LIVESTOCK', ' - v., Colors. Til .DIG GIRLS Heat. Cuts, Wounds. Scratches. or Mange, Sheep Scab and oilier skin, troubles, :: . . tan, white and Sizes 5 to 8 Sizes 84 to fL, Sizes 11 to 2.. CLEAH I, black, Hog Oiclera ana all contagious diseases of live stock gi rr SlIOES-Sii2i- ....$1.18 ....$1.48 ...$1.48 - KAYSVILLE, for the kiddies. These shoes are ade of good, heavy brown duck with Chrome soles and leather cannot be excelled for vatip cation wear." Sizes 5 to 9 f , Sizes 10, to 2 $E3g jjj JescvLUvky "WTOI! DRUG comijy H.LID Ladies Hosiery -- Sp ecials - are selling a lot of hosiery tan, black, pink, navy and skv fa m to $1.00 "grades at We m Vw r UTAH 1 ?r? 1 , iiC. " I J S Ji ... fctle T - - ' ' Wallace Reid wagers ;P t , Ft'ricL 5anfltd Ij'.'ilki tntp m that he can forge a chewk, $20,OiX totifl the police of Ua act, and then elude them for a year. How MeJXanHppe 1f Ogden, Utah VT k -- 4 WALLACE REID -K 1 Washington Ave., wrr , .JOLAei a i "" Saturday Evening, Juna22nd 3 rcvemion and the construction of a hog wallow. Lxcao Dtp No. 1 m cngixutl packages ',J LAYTON, UTAH , niefor free LdolTets on the care of idl live atocOtag diolera' 1 T BAKER YanclGbNFECTIONERY Brown Canvass Shoes 3' to 6 nade of patent leather or gunmetal calf just the thing for Burner wear regular $4 o ZZS: $2.48 S V - - LADIES OXFORDS, slippers, pumps and colonials, last years styles, worth up to $5.50 a pair ' on sale at . - i I f -- - At Low Prices 5 , which Jack, the $ leg, makes good in this picture. The Bay View auxiliary to the Tfd News from Frank Proudfoot, who is Cross will SeeVith Mrs. C. A a volunteer in the ship building servJtUlummt city In Berth Devi. mntyi rmUm non Wednesday, June 2Cth, a ice on the northwest Bnllar Lllln, vcibia and fruit KrviJi coast, says he is eanntn 7dJ0 p. ttf ait4 rtt brick plant dj well satisfied with his duties. Franks udnv Gawml 4 WtMe crowin for physical condition was such that it v John G. M, Barnes and d aanalna are important indtatrlm. daughter, was not necessary that he enter the Miss Mollie, will attend the Cratral Ei-- b ICrrtl Pv,iC"utjr meeting service, but he was anxious and mow opora kooaa. City achoot, water to do his at Layton. After the Of the oloetite state hankers liabta are Indneoatonm for la. at Logan Frida; bit wherever yd expenses of the he could get in. wmeat Horae of tha Inland Printing and Saturday. BpBRy it4 it meeting are met every penny remain-n- g prlntisf will be donated to the Davis Counlrhe auxilliarBed Cross organizaMrs. Fred L. Bennett and daughter tion of Kaysville and Layton will ty Bed Cross chapter. The Hiss Mildred Strong is visiting Elizabeth, of San Diego, Calif., are people of give a banquet in honor of the Davis Kaysville will be given an relatives at Tetonia, Idaho. her opportunity , visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. county men who have been called to 0 attend these meetings, which will William Allen. , . entrain for Camp Lewis, Washington, be held in a mammouth tent A Miss Zells Wright, of Brigham place City, Mrs. Gaud Q. Cannon and children, Tuesday evening, June 25th. The will be designated in Kaysville where Js the guest of Miss Evelyn Gailey. of Salt Lake, visited with her parents. bnquet win be held at Lagoon at 5:30 automobiles will call for' residents of Mrs. Martha E. Bobbins is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John G, M. Barnes, dur- - p.ta. Each man is privileged to in this city who hold course tickets for friends and relatives in Twin Palis, vite one guest for the occasion. the meeting, and they will be ng the week-enconveyed Ida. to and from Layton free of charge, Hon. John B. Barnes, who has been V Clifford Clark met with a serious acA For Sale--One large kitchen range; seriously ill for several days Is re- cident while crossing the Bamberger the meeting will be held the first of week with the' County Council of Electric tracks to his home south of good condition. Mrs, T. A. Martin. ported much improved and hopes are Defence with the view of Adv. Kaysville Friday night of last week. holding a entertained for his recovery. Fourth of July celebration at The buggy in which he was Mrs. J. Golden Kimball, of Salt J. R. Gailey, cashier Barnes Bank-in- g was hit by a north bound riding at which time the tent and all Lafton, the fa Lake, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. company, will attend the meeting smashed to bits and scattered train, duties of the association will be ten along Ellen Knowlton. of the State Bankers association at the the council. It is safe to preright of way for more than 100 dered ' sume Logan and that Friday Saturday. yards. Young Dark was hurled from satisfactory arrangements The- Kaysville plant of the Kays-vBl- e can be made and that the North -the T. and A. did buggy Martin Davis not has recover consold his home in Canning corporation will com-- i celebration will be sciousness held until there. the mence canning cherries next week. next to Arnold Kaysvill M. Barnes am day. He was Kaysville should avail itself of this taken to the Dee hospital, will give possession of the Ogden, property where he is - The Kaysville Bee Hive this extraordinary pic-now " week. The opportunity to attend a girls Martins will reside in recovering. The kicked at Lagoon yesterday, under the Salt Lake horse course Chautauqua was and purchase ai not injured. City. least 200 tickets. The entertainment chappronage of Miss Gladys Barker. A. T, Epperson and Sunday was the biggest day ever will be family, of Long highly educational, instructive Mrs. Geo. E. Barton and children, of Beach, Calif, enjoyed at Lagoon thus early in the and week-en- d the spent jpth entertaining. Many of, the feaFrovo, were week-en- d Season as a mater of fact, up to tures on visitors with her the Kaysville Eppersons. the program are They are date and, highly parents, Mr. and Mrs, John RBarnes; en route toColorado, where the resort has never been so they will well patriotic and, last but not least, the the summer, patronized in any previous year. net proceeds are II. T. Reed and wife, of Los for the Bed Cross. Angeles, spend California, visited with Mr. and Mrs, Miss Ada Bali and Frtd Shelton W. F. Epperson during the week-enwere married in Ogden on mi! II Monday of w F Barnes, of Kamas, Utah, this week. The young people are well visitJ relatives in Kaysville the last known in this city, where they have lived for many years. Success to ' of the week, 1 i 1 story ft ft, ft. ft Wfesfes Kaysville I The Good for Nothing Ii ft pictures Present CARLYLE BLACK WEI i MURIEL OSTRICHE EVELYN GREELEY IN LAYTON CHAUTAUQUA The' next big Bed Cross benefit to be staged in Davis county will be the Layton Chautauqua, July 3rd, 4th and 5th. Capacity houses should greet each and evey session during the entire thre edays. Layton should feel proud that it is the first community in Davis county to hold a Chautauqua meeting, and the people of he count? should commend the enterprise of the Layton people to the end that the meetings may become an annual affair 1 . Kaysville Opera House 1 he fares, and the inexplicable turns of Fortune that beset his vwtAiae to form one of tbs is fascinating photoplays of the year. |