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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH Anerict.n In.tfpcrul--( e into the ana.orry of the 11 un j. .3 m pot attenijtirjj to be quiet about is i'u'-- bhoi-'ar.- it. tl-- Fourth of July, 1918, is not r iehratej to the of the mlli-eyebut in purifi-- t, style airreettble to the liberty loving cations of this earth imd red blooded, patriotic Americans both at home and on the far flung battle fit i Js of J ranee and Italy, On this day, in France, Young America is celebrating Independence Day without restriction as to noise a none, indeed, so terrible that the Ilun has fled to bowels of the earth, and his master, tho Beast of Berlin, quakes with fear and trembling as he reads his doom in the sounds that come out of the West. Yes, this is a noisy Fourth of July a glorious, noisy Fourth of July and in the great noise American youth is proving himself the peer of any man in this world. There is the might of right in his great noise. There is tenderness, justice, vAlor and the rights of man blended with the succor of helpless women and innocent children in his noise-Thaverage American has always been a noisy individual, so much so that smug people dehim to the extent of legislating spised and preaching against him. But now his noise is welcomed through the world where he is proving himself just as big, just as mighty, just as brave, just as tender, just as generous and Just as efficient as his noise ta big. Yes, we believe the old fashioned Fourth of July will come back when our boys return. There will be salutes at sunrise; there will be guns in honor of the valiant deeds performed and there will be guns for the heroes who failed to return; there will be banner bedecked ' speakers stands and spread eagle orations, deeds of heroism will be recounted and again, in a proper environment, will the' lessons of patriotism be in-gtillpd into the youth of the land. Yes, the day has passed when a nian js gafe in gaying The Fourth of July stands for nothing and insists that a Sabbath sereneness pervade the Et-iu- c weuk-nerve- d CXrrriptism 1J9 Per Yer in Advance quiet-lovin- that the Fourth of our fathers would of celebration July in the hearts cf the have a place tuin pccp.a cf America. Tbr.e was when Independence Day v.r.3 cohered in with rir.plr.g tells, a rrALr.ri guluta and a r--n ter each since the birth cf the nation. But y:-ths iRilkt rr.i pzdflzt got in fcii x in t' s 1: Mature, ::h, Li ths in the schcclx, tr.i the tine honored and Fourth cf July nXa wts c red a now appears T R, oed r y- t-- a r. Lr'L. E ''-- t..ur 7 cf Young tct to curb in g t!. gUrauua Fourth in the old cele-- ( ..ir.rd wsy. FortunatRy t..e spirit wzs cr.ly curbed not k;,.9d. TcJ-Indcp;r.dunce Bay of y C-the ? Ur..:: J Btcics cf America is be-- ! irg flthrjly ccLbrated (with powder, fRgs, 1 r,da and oratory) around the world. In France the day will be gen- er&lly observed throughout the nation and on the battle front Young America 8 g, trict. Ntnt he ajj'eared in vaudeville in The Girl and the Ranger, a sketch by his father. It was at the close of this season that he entered the motion p;sture industry with which he remained for nine months, playing character leads and anything tht came his way. It was during this time that he learned to operate a motion picture camera. But, tiring of this varied work, he accepted a position on the editorial Staff of the Motor Magazine and-i- t was while acting in this capacity that he secured1 the motion picture rights to The Confession and sold it outright to a company with the provision .that both he and his father should appear and Va!h The' G P Mans Son. While playing opposite " Geraldine Turrar in the farrou3 screen version of Wallace Eeid Joan the Woman, reached the pinnacle of success as the - unsurpassed popularity of the production testifies, Mr. Reids most recent Ft r mount proluction is The Hostage, which will he shown on Saturat the Kaysville day everdng, July House. Oncra WfeSlrvs- ' FOREST SERVICE FINISHES LAND CLASSIFICATION WORK The Forest Sendee has just finished one cf the many varied projects undertaken by that branch of the government service, which work involved the classification of 27,942,000 acres of national forest land in District No. 4, of which Oregon; Utah, is the headquarters. Of these forest lands 1,090,-OQacres are located in Arizona, in Colorado, 11,510,000 in Idaho, Brown canvas shoes, barefoot sandals and uhite strap slippers, m size.-- from 5 to 0 $1.18 , Same kind as above in 10 to $1.8 EEpinprinnu rt'M! Our entire line of straw and canvas hats 20 per cent Q 27,-6- 4,712,000 in Nevada, 7. 420,000 Utah, and 318,000 in 'Wyoming-A- t 00 in discount. tr-ie- -- THE HOUSE OF; WILL AID FRUIT GROWTHS Because of the constantly growing scarcity of containers for fruit, wheat and other products shipped by farmers and other growers, the commercial economy board is planning to issue a bulletin which will fix a return value on these articles. It is reported that the purchase of new containers is becoming almost impossible in the general market and it is expected that by the new method some conservation will be had which will materially hely the grower and distributor. y . - 6 -- We have always carried a larger line of work shoes than any merchant in Ogden. We have now gone through our entire stock and selected shoes from small lots odds and ends of all grades up to $3.00, and have placed them on the table at . : $2.9$ Tan and grey calf Scout Shoes all sizes to fit the small boy to the largest man. Good values at the old prices because we bought 'early. Scout Shoes are cool and Then, too, we find it is hard to get a shoe with better wearing qualities than our line of Scouts- ,- . Men s Scout, sizes 6 to 10, on sale at. $2.G8 Boys Scout, sizes 1 to G, on sale at $2.4S Boys Scout, sizes 9 to 13, on sale at $1.53 $3.50 Sizes from 8 to 1 1 , only."' These shoes cant help hut wear, but because of having large sizes mly we have put the l,v 8 piico down to ................. Strap-Slippe- ... amimnwfrjfcWnUr aunr . -i 1 1 1 1 1 1 j Childrens Scuffer Lasts fontThTT''ihkVVi!! not cffcct I,atures crowth of the t 'vhokMje cost on these shoes is now ?2.23 and Our price for Friday and Saturday, only,- - will be, ' si?es 5 to 8 .... lo ,G0. 51"J - rs W". of these slippers, all good styles, but - Ladi Now on file at sizes, but Slippers sirthrs' P a'wucsn firdySi value at 1 I - X I A Big Girls Shczs X $2.4$ The.se toes are made cf calf u sotes. Abo patent Lather -- 1 f 4m4w fcw.I J w C Utah .to G. July Clearance ?3: Etr- a? - f thcSe sIirpcrs -- re SIze, you get an extra goo wru this years stock. They are mostly up to $5.00 a pair, --- 1 Mens" and Boys Scout Shoes - cants . . 1 sizes SU to 11 Mens Mule Skin Work Shoes We have 300 pair R v Mens Work Shoes Boy.A Army Shoes, also made on the Munson bust, with wearing' upper stock, heavy oak soles and good Ladies- - Oxford ?y-.aWA- , Boys Army Shoes to c UTAII TO GO Following the aggressive campaign which has been waged by prominent , Utahn 3 it is possible that some war j orders may be given to firms of this I state. It is reported that approximate- - J -wgsgasly $3,000,000 is to be spent by the BOXES FOR GRAIN HAULING government with Utah firms who are Denouncing the use of sacks in the able to make steel parts and other handling of p'am as useless, Mr. II. things essential in the conduct of the Greene, manager of the grain corpora war. ; ar At present the army shoo is one of the most popular for work shoes on the market. We have an extra assortment. The specials are our one line of $G.OO Mens Army Shoes St.OS made on the authorized Munson lasts at 2V-- f Greene. Ladies hosiery in black, white and dark brown, cotton, 33c From the low prices quoted, however, you might believe that the old pre-wschedule is eomJnW dont quality, will be placed on sale he misled! These selfsame July Clearance Sale goods are costing more almost every dav in the wholesale mark S during our July Clearance at 6 In many instances we could not buy new goods for the price we are now offering them to you. We can almost Talrs for $1.50 our unqualified guarantee that practically every July Sale offering will be higher in T price the next time x buy it. BUY NOWrand buy hcavily- -of the goods youll need for Summer, I all-- and even next' year li U ti , n (j t ; tion of the national food administration, urges farmers to handle their grain in Eight wagon boxes and eliminate as far as possoble the use 0! sacks. Sacks have never been so scarce as at present and the prices are said practically prohibitive, July 5th we commence our big July Clearance Sale. Every year, durin- - the month of July, we offer our Summer Goods at great reductions in order that we may not carry any goods from one, season to the other. We will endeavor to effect a complete clearance of all remaining Summer Shoes and Slippers of which you win find thousand pairs on sale at great bargains. In every instance our sale price will he below the wholesale price alTTn below the manufacturers many instances, price. V 1 1 ..IJiJii.., Mens and Boys Army Shoes 1 QUALITY all! 1 sizes cp all-arou- timber. Shoes .... ap-xa- ,r With cut c- iliiiillltiiiiiini.MitiiKi. 2 idzes id The Yellow Fa m, CMden Windows, The Prison The Golden Fuer, the time the national forests were originally created, it was Impossible to avoid the inclusion of small tracts of land suitable for agricultural purposed. These tracts were scattered throughout the interior of the r in the production-Foforests, but here were no legal of utilizing the same for homemeans with eleven months he continued stead purposes. However, the secrethis company playing leads opposite of Florence Turner and others. Later he tary agriculture finally secured the went west, where he again ac&d as passage of the act of June 11, 1906, man with one of the commonly called the Forest Homestead general smaller companies, directing, acting, Act This is the only act providing for setting up the camera or writing the securing lands within the "national scripts as the occasion required. Just forests for hpmestead or any form of before joining the Lanky forces he was agricultural use. Under this act some 2,300 forest homesteads, with D, W. Griffith. ' . involving As a person of varied accamplish- - 294,000 acres, have been listed in Dis ments, it is safe to say that Wallace ' t pj0 4 aione. Reid has no equal on the screen, lie Thjs method was not very expedi has done everything that scenario tious, and on August 10, 1912, conwriters can think of and some that he directed the clasification and gress though of himslf including falls, segregation of all national forest land. fights, divs and even a female im- This work has now been completed, personation with John Bunny in the and maps covering the entire body of early part of his screen career. land included within the exterior But it is since his entrance into boundaries of the national forests Paramount Pictures that YiaHaee Reid have been prepared and forwarded ta has attained his greatest popularity. These maps were colWashington, He has appeared in many of that ored to show the location of the difland. company's pictures and has starred ferent types timber, road's' and trails, w fcg s fc R with Cleo Ridgley, Anita King, Myrtle and each map was accompanied by a CRICKET FOR SOLDIERS Stedman and Geraldine Farrar, Ilis report containing full information reIn order to secure a sports field for Paramount Pictures in the order of such features as elevation, soldiers'in England, the Horsham Y. their appearance are; The Golden garding topography, soil, climate, precipitaM. C. A. has taken over the county Ghance, The Love Mask, The tion and amounts and character of cricket ground. Selfish Woman, "TheTlouse of the e It ALLA (II REIDS VARIED CAREER V.'ciLice Reid is the son of Hal the putt 1 wit"? of melodrama. He was lorn in Ft. Loias twenty-fiv- e ears cyo. Y'our.g Reid's frrt tiice on the stage was at'tP0 early of aga of four, when he played the rule i Lttle girl in Slaves of Gold, The Reid farnilyViuved to Hew York v hen YV.bie vas ten y ars old and Aicre be at ended the public Schools, Millater goir g to the New Jer-e- y In itary Academy at Freehold, N, J. R)0f his family moved again, this time to Wyoming in the Jhg R..rin disU calf terz , v; ..j |