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Show r iBl'i'l THE WEEKLY REFLEX KAYSVILLE, UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller of Salt of Farmington people The Misses Kate and Laura Tree of The Vision" at the tabernacle lake are guests at the home of Mr. Syracuse are visiting with their sister, in Salt Lake City Saturday evening. ami Mrs. ('. A. Miller. Mrs. Elijah Gregory. ber I GREAT REDUCTIONS FARMINGTON Dtrii Mt of rich m4 fartil ITorol ... mull. Hoc of tb Miltor torrmt or tb. who. Hr, Um irmkHi ,um Cuat7 Great reduction on alltrimmed hats special line of trans$3.00 each parent hats and trimmed Milans at .... $1.95 and $2.95 each A good line of trimmed hats at Children's hats at $1.00 and Up Untrimmed shapes at $1.00 each Mr. and Mrs. Horace Richards of Mrs. Hannon Peery of Ogden visited Fielding visited with Mrs. Richards Friday 'and Saturday with her parents, k- - 4 mother, Mrs. Blanch Wood, during the Mr. and Mrs. G. R Chaffin. lirkta. A futo looo fr wW rwikiM j past week. M - Joseph Idv Thursd.iv for; Mrs la-- Brown was the recipient ot Ida when- - she will puss few Miss Edith Walsh is visiting friends a shower given Monday evening by! weeks visiting with relatives. in Liig&n. Mrs K. Brown at her home in Boun Mrs Paulum Sooffidd of Salt Lake1 ' Miss Ethel Huntsman of Delta is tifUl with het parents,1 spent the week-envisiting in Farmington with friends. K. Mrs. L. Mi. Abbott and The state road builders are now runMiss Elvira Kimball of Kanab is ning the hig cement mixing machine afternoon Mis Monday George Main street and will soon m honoi ot the entertained visiting with her sister, Mrs. D. C. up Spaokman the town. The regular dock Hess twelfth birthday anniversary of her work progress of the work is interestdaughter, Bessie. Refreshment s w ere Miss Ida Walker of Burley, Idaho, is ing lo witness servevl on the lawns to twehi the guest of her cousin. Miss Martha 11 Wood Forme) Mayor and Mrs J. Millard. returned trom a four weeks' trip to Mrs G. K. Chaffin visited her sister, California and old Mexico. They dune Mrs. J. H Ford, of Centerville, during an automobile and traveled 41n0 miles. FLOWER rtr Mmuri a4 Mt. UontlM of tin fu Utwn Nwrt Ha wolf work toctrte Pietfie j Washington Ogden. . The y made J IS miles one day, the ti aiding time was HC miles n Miss Dora Hess and Miss Jfinnie Millard visited in Salt Lake during day the week. Mi and Mrs F A. Cottrell an tin marriage of then daughter. Miss Gladys Wood spent last week iiou-M Bat ton of Mt. Pleasend in Peterson as guest of Miss Leone Edna, to lovd ' ant Tin niaiuage took place June Whittier. Mr and ill tin Sail Lake temple Mr. and Mrs. C A. Udy of Ogden Mr- - Union will make their home at were guests of Mrs. Caroline Hess Mt. Plea-an- t. during the week. Distiut coutt is in session m lion. Judge A. E. Pratt prelie case of the state of Utah sident; MICKIE SAYS i vs. liar Johnson, (the road house matt being tried with a jury. The f MCAW, GOU trial will take about three days time ubcuiPToa utcAiprs no other calendar cases will he and TH'UMaO OOEtN, OOOOVA, a this session of court. triid OARTMVtk&, Schoolmasters of today as1 well as yesterday constantly repeat that truth. Pupils learn by applying it i VklE-Vt- CUftl,FRAMClO'tNEvtS, OfaCVk, uDvaerfc VTi KACWStM Mis llcher Sessions entertained the Relief Society choir Friday evening at hei home A profusion of roses and fei ns c.mied out the scheme of decoration thioughout the rooms. Music was enjoyed during the evening and refteshments were served at a late houi guests were present. The decorations were in roses. Lunch-eoiwas served to Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs S It Chipman, Mrs. George Hess, Mrs Byron Crosby, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mis K H Clark, Mrs. A L. Clark, Mrs Nephi Palmer, Mrs. Leslie Palmer, Mrs. G. It. Chaffin, Mrs. Horace Vanfleet, Mrs. J. W. Walsh, Jr., Miss Edith Walsh, Mrs. Hyrum Stewart, Mrs. N T. Rose and Mrs. J. W. goods m cans are high-clas- s ??? STEPHENS BROTHERS LA TON, UTAH -- X - HOUSE WIRING I am prepared to install electric wiring, both for light sind power purposes. I have had several years experience in this line of work and my work conforms with the rules and requirements of the NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS. If you have a wiring job in 2 any part of Davis County, call me at Phone I cost exact of call will and and tell you the your ' job. sub-stantial- lv 28-N- D. A. SULLIVAN LAYTON, UTAH ij BARNES BANKING CO. - d brands, our ketchup and candy something great. and breakfast cakes flakes, (Vuekers, R ggs and nee and cloves and spice and coffee that is ground, Riwsins, peas, soup, prunes and cheese, and butter by the pound Yeast and fruits, the kind that suits, we keep theiiest on earth velect the stock that none can knock and get your moneys worth, UI NOT? RIGHT IIKItK when W L what want it, the way you want it. you give you you want, ()ar llyrum Welling entertained Thursday afternoon for the Solon club. VV.N - lo-- I'tiNi-hon- Right heres the store with goods galore, from gingersnaps to greens. Mis' MaK? This TianK your Tie si Servant Open an Account tolth U Today JiOWt - v ) VUMVW,KVA,XOAJk, by leading you to practice it The lesson is easily learned once it is begun. To become perfect in it requires constant practice. A savings account is the most consistent method of practicing thrift - Today Good Thought Though nil tin- - winds of doctrine were lei loow to plav upon the earth, so Trutli he In (lie field, we do In and prohibit i strength. Ing. to mi'doiihi gnippl.-- ; who ever her and to the worse lo knew Truth put free and i irji em mutter Milton. Rood groceries here, the whole long veai. from sugar clean to beans. n, rta This bank teaches you thrift KAYSVILLE, Kuest of Mr l MEATS AND . JEST SO ; UTAH M.W. PHILLIPS Candies, Cigars, Groceries, etc. KAYSVILLE, UTAH mm We Need Clean Cotton Rags Now Film R. L. Martin That Good Coal Blacksmith, Horseshoeing cp Auto Repairing a Specialty Let us take your order for that good coal (Castle Gate). CJ Coat will be hard to get by Delivered Everywhere KAYSVILLE, UTAH iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiliii no more PAIN! Now is the time to play safe for next winter. BUNION Fare's ml tutast relief. Falryfoot U tb bonkm cure. It Mora fanoa only diata pain relief - literal? melt the ban km T7y without or dieeoatfort pit is constantly advanc- ing and coal hard to get owing to the scarcity of cars in which to ship. 3 'Vie. Bunion I ) I Deliveries per week in Farmington Deliveries per week in Kaysville bad jro or booioa HaatuMMAwilM b. ofton ha fuM to ut ml of it or bow M(KJealjo joo to. Jual gin Koiro- -. teat m tmw ot oor not sod too H bo roOryOoat mitM; eotmaeod. tni m, nam and get joor tod,. If ot omaoAodMtlmof Tbaloooroi lanoua. Mm FAlirrOOT iMMtfy M hr Imry Foet Trwbh OMBorbwk. The House of Quality. I Shop on Locust Street , The price Deliveries per week in Layton Lavton Drug Co. Fall in Line Phone 122-- J Phone orders receive prompt attention : iWhfle the SalejmanVaitsl Ve can onxub you the land of printed sale letters and circulars on HAMMERMILL BOND that will get your message in the right way to the man who can boy your goods. Use more printed salesmanship. Ash us. 1 - Boun-Burle- av-era- Paim-ingto- Application of that principle to our everyday habits proves its practical help. We learn by practicing, whether it be a good habit or a bad habit weik-'ru- c the week. Practice makes perfect. MisVirgima Eakle of West t - d Stafford Millinery Co. 2455 Ave Mrs. Opal Stayner entertained a number oPfriends with a lawn party Friday evening. Inland Printing Co. sold at residence, Kaysville, on Sundays and Holiday! 8 a. m. to l p. m. |