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Show THE WEEKLY KEFLEX KAYSVILLE, UTAH c f I u? fPltlg urflrx t rrara I Bureau flews jj, 9 t- - ? campaign is being startand the counby the "the obtv f.mi bureau agent aga-ns- t noxious weed nuisance, Lucerne weevil, and ell such things that can be Farmers who successfully fought. have lieen annoyed by any of these nuisances are jnvited to notify either of the commissioner or Mr. Thayne, If cattle, horses, pigs or poultry are attacked with any contagious disease the bureau agent should be immediate. 3y notified. A vigorous ed commihalnm-r- s t; CuliiishMl THE INLAND PRINTING CO. family will appreciate the delicate fla-- v or of fruit honey" on griddle cakes, for this, heat the fruit juice with v lute table sirup. Properly thickened Us males a good pudding sauce. The-.juices may be made into jelly n winter as needed or combine 1 with 'ried fruits in making premervHs. Save All Bottles. Small mouthed bottle can be uned for fruit juice, tomato paste and small uppers. Large mouthed bottles can be used for berries, marmalades and . various pickles. in Wash all bottle, place vessel and cover with cold water. Bring to a boil and bod 15 minutes. Drain on cloth and fill. Sterilize cOrks by boiling in water 15 minutes before using. Invert and drain on cloth.- e sidf-dow- n FARM BUREAU IS ACTIVE Last r Saturday the Davis and Weber W. P, KfiumM, Eliitr Preparation. Farm bureaus met at County Ogden C. A.EprrMH, AoaodaW E4iUr Cut and crush large fruits, stem when they invited the threshing men grapes, use berries as received, and matter- - Fabraary IS, to join in getting a unifornKpriee for use a lemon con1 ! Xatorcd a squeezer to extract juice Ulah, under the net of threshing In both counties, Mr. Grid- of citrus fruit. lilt, at Kay.vitle. Heat slowly to a Starch I, 1879. dle, George E, Holt, M, M. White-sideThe flavor is finer simmering point. E. B. Clark and W, J, Thayne if fruit is not allowed to boil. Do not "Subscription 1.50 Per Yew in Advance represented the Davis county bureau, heat citrus fruit. with Mr. Griddle as chairman of the Cherries may be put to a double use. AltrtUn rate an appliraltan meeting. The Farm bureau set their After heating strain out the cherries price Of 12 cents and the represen- to TELEPHONES and bottle the juice. dry, tatives of the threshers suggested 14 P. Epperaan. Na. Tl Strain fruit through a cloth bag cents. A threshing committee consistOKica, No. II and allow the juice to stand in a cool ing of Geo. E. Holt and M. M. White-side- s place to settle, . were appointed to act with the , System Weber county committee when they Scald bottlesBottling. and fill to within one met together with the thresher mens inch of the top. Put in. corks lightly committee Sunday at Ogden, .Gives Constant and set bottles enrack in boiler,' or At the Sunday meeting the thresh- tie down the corks and is what war-tim- e conditions have done in the case of lay bottles on er men voted for 14 cents and the side with to" cover them. water Service. enough Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. Farm bureau stayed with the price set screen at the bottom of the boiler at First The Farm bureau thinks this A. will Big: generating plants maintain is fair and just and still refuses Heat prevent bottles from breaking. price Increased the cost of new telephone construction from 50 the water to the simmering point abundant current from vari- to pay more. They are arranging (180 to 100 per cent, or more. " ous points, preventing costly other degrees) and keep it at this point meetings so that only a fair price 30 minutes. , interruptions. .1 will be charged after the price is set Doubted the price o steel, copper wire, platinum and lead. Remove the bottles, "stand on end Not many years ago the old We hope to hold all machines to this and dry the cork with a towel. When Hade higher wages necessary for telephone employes. . fashioned pump was considered price. Watch for events. one of the accomplishments of pearly cold, press cork in firmly and The Grasshopper Pest Increased the traffic so that a larger number of employes civilization, for it replaced the dip top of bottle in melted parrafin or Last Sunday grasshopper oaken bucket and the world wax. is A Sealing necessary. I simple method of seal another victory over claimed l meetings were held at West ing is to the cork below press the drudgery. The chief objection to Point and Syracuse. Tuesday night Drawn the to a colors large proportion of the male employes. level of neck of bottle and cover with the pump was that you had to one was held North at The could drink. Farmington. work before you Hade it' possible to give the subscriber more service by The grasshopper is becoming a com- sealing wax. A sealing wax may be modem water works put the pump made .iv ' by k melting strict" Now together commission. out of mon enemy to the county. The equal parts you turn economy. , of rosin and beeswax. Store ' the tap the water is there. There upright bran remedy is working very waiting-r-nno work in a cool place, no is . If you are in heed of This But mode it necessary for the company to get some increase successfully. drudgery. This is the Service of is a splendid way to conserve see help' control modem mart and if the ydur pest In rates. age. there are many who need help a dem- surplus fruits, especially this year, SERVICE MUST BE CONSTANT because of our sugar shortage. In the same claasifiaction is the onstration will be held. If you let the and a which I he Company is therefore asking for what it brings light utility LUCILE LEE, hopper live you are a friend of the power to your home and your inHuns. Emergency Home Demonstrator, needs. Can a faithful public servant do otherwise? dustrial establishment. Aladdins t t so W, J. THAYNE. ' lamp was a source of wonder is the modern power company. If FANNIE WARD AT THE the Utah Power & Light Company KAYSVILLE OPERA HOUSE fails to aerve it does not fulfil its PRESERVATION OF VEGETABLES 1 Fannie mission.' Service in the modem Ward, renowned for her Every housewife realizes the necesage must be conatantnot intersity of saving all foods, the necessity beautiful gowns and wonderful jewelmittent. We are here to save for providing ones own family, and ry is not given much chance to wear time and labor for you. Waits and the necessity for saving time, energy these in her latest Paramount producinterruptions mut be eliminated. and fuel, whether it be byold or new tion, On the Level, in which she Realizing this, the Utah Power '& Light Company has established Jdays a mere country girl, later a methods. as fascinating as the a system of power plants and A series of schools have been holt dance hall singer, and in the end a quite transmission lines to assure you all over the county last week at, which society matron, . The last scenes are society dramas irf which Misa Ward immediate and constant service. We are not like the old fashioned On the Level the women have discussed the best and the only ones in which she is given the sometimes appears. to will pump. The burden of supplying most practical methods of wear be the her at newest creKaysville opera house preserving opportunity service rests with us. We do the vegetables, including salting, brining, ations, but the picture as a whole is Saturday evening, July 27. work and you direct it. Yve are ermenting, drying and canning. The constantly at your service, subject to call every minute and hour in iest recipes from Washington experts, the day. Tom the Agricultural college and from T ' THE ADVANTAGE OF DEPEND- the housewives have been collected am :! ABILITY demonstrated. One or more represen The advantage of having more tatives from each local in the county than one power plant or transmission line serving the community have had thf benefit of these schools BAKERY-an- d and targe cutomfci,u Similar to and are ready to carry this information the advantage of having more tmek to housewives who wit! x than one eye. When the eye of the surely KAYSVILLE, UTAH man who has but one fads he is jenefit from it. Get in touch with your helpless. He ceases to operate represents until vision is restored. It is the tive amf fearn how to conserve every same when a community or cusounce of foodstuff in your tomer is dependent for power upon garden. If you are already having good sucbut one plant or transmission line, for in the case of failure of either cess preserving vegetables for winter of these the gamer supply is xom- use, be transmitting s tat i on to car r y pletcly interuppted, until the trouthe good work on ble can be remedied. The community or customer, Every ounce of food saved in the however, that can obtain power , individual homes releases just that from more than one plant or transmuch from the factory supply to be mission line is like the man who to sent our and our allies. We boys has the blowing of sight from . must back up the cannon by the use two eyes becomes impaired or deadof the canner, stroyed, the other takes on ditional duties, and as a result of The representatives of our m preset this sensitive arrangement he is vation project are: still able to protect his physical Mrs. Joseph Holbrook, Syracuse welfare. Mrs Alice C. Steed and Miss Elsta EFFICIENT PUBLIC SERVICE Service from the Utah Power & Steed. 4 Light Company is like the sight of West Point Mrs. Susan Singleton many eyes. More than thirty and Mrs, Fannie Oleson. k plants attached to a of Clearfield Mrs. A. T. Smith and transmission hrie.r, guarantee your Mrs Rawlings face- of --emergency service in iour service continuous, there' Layton Mrs, E. M. Whitesides. are no interupption of conseMrs. Frank L, Layton Kaysville this quence; system takes no vaand Mrs. Agnes Odd. cations and works seven days each bant account not only proweek. It is the backbone of ef- Mrs. Horace Van Farmington Detent iniblTerocroee" Fleet, Mrs, Clam Roe and Mils Violet tect! your money against theft The manufacturing plant obtain- Christensen. , - mg- power from our system is and loss, but. also pretecti it Bountiful Mrs. Sarah Arbuckle, bound to be more efficient Imcnuse can .Mrs. Florence Naylor, Mrs. it depend on its power. Few Henry against temptation to spend. interrupUw ,jorie.r&tjmxari be Ciaj.vMrs.J ss4c IWtow-and Mrs.-traced to power failures. Factories B. Harrison. operating their own power canEvery man owes himself and South Bountiful Mrs. OUie Moss not lie so certain of continuous and Miss Ilulda Brown. bii family the protection of a operation. The bigger the system the greater the guarantee that Woods Cross Mrs. Walter Pack. savings account in a good sub-operations will not be subject to Get in touch with these women and ! interupptmn. let stantial bank bkethnrcns. Ehmrrounfy Sfan3MntTie 61,538 CUSTOMERS SERVED lead in food That is why we are proud of the preservation. system wp have established in the intermountain country. This rom- .RGTTLEB FRUIT' JUICES CBmSsPLKY PLOW Practically - puny ba'rfhfrfysthme Water power way and save every pay day? Ohiu SET JOHN DEERE STEEL Dotting fruit juice is a very simple plants of 1434 milew of high voltHAEP OW'L age transmission lines and"L24I lightens thekbor of 8av. miles of distribution line. It has ing peribhablei." -f I.LfklS customers who are using a t $ Useful in Many Ways. yeare 0,4 Wdsht brat total of 250,000 horse powertin The of juice berries, cherries, apmotors, lights and appliances. from 0LT ples, pears, plums, grapes, ith Ush evunslve svfem of conTivo years old. citrus tinuous power and efficient public flints and watermelon may he bottled BLACK COLT Yearling. sen ice are natural results m season. Tliee juices make delight fut summer drinks and sherbets or COMPANY- they may be combined with fresh1 fro. is in making gelatine desserts. The Phone 0 Ef.'LIrrt Public Service KAYSVILLE, UTAH Kaysville, Utah -- s, The Reasons Great Power -- jpHIS demon-stration- al , , 1 I 1 poi-son- ed 1 o -x The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. ' so-call- ed MYRON W. PHILUPS We Have Them - CONFECTIONERY jg Pints, Quarts, Half- Gallons in Economy and Masons g Capk and Rubbers for both -- caps for Schramms , Prices lower than Salt Lake City H . . not-wor- -- - -- A -- THE HOUSE OE QUALITY L? -O- Farm Machinery and Horses for Sale N'c-EErt-Boix;; WbxnotfaitJiujt.small -7- V Great Oaks Little, Acorns Grow wdlSlf6 CARRES BAHKIKG 8G-2- H. J. COTTRELL r- |