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Show TIIE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, IJTAIL rices on We Have the Agency for Goodyear Auto Casings and Tubes Lancaster Kalbounie Zephyr Gingham; 32 in. wide; colors fast; new patterns just arrived; excellent value. O Per yard, only tu fJ L , ft7 -- Toile du Nords, high grade Gingham at a popular price. 25c Per yard Why Go Out of Town to Buy Your Tires. Best Tires for Less Mone d Smooth Tread Reg. Tubes a Non-Ski- Best grade Wasatch Percales Red Seal Zephyr superior Dress Gingham. guaranteed fast colors. L 1SUes Devonshire and Romper Cloth for the boys and girls play suits. Formerly sofd at 65c per yard; now $2.15 $2.55 $14.50 $17.50 $12.50 ODC Other sizes in proportion. 1 Phone No. n J 1 q Kaysville, Utah D OUR PRICES ARE EQUAL TO ANY AND FAR BETTER THAN MOST lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Sll f KAYSVILLE Tb teiwt dtr I fl ontrBolter 111 ' I ' I j ' J ' ' frolt ?! MUIa aaaalnc north DitIi I lor wMww. HptaUi ! of aatabllalUMat Um Ctuhu tarymtlM odd IvHlk too dny to Um waoltfc of Um eity. On. aad vayctabla grow- ml for limlif. frarlt and teg waning ar tm- iklpanl portent tedwtrtea. Haa tho Daria High ackool. obarahaa and op or Mater and aloetrta light bona. City and indoro Bon ad tha 1t teraateawL aad tta Inland PriaUag ipaay date j plant. mu 1 Kin Bad 1 X X X X X X X X 1 ' j ap-t-o- Miss Sarah Sumsion of Cheater, Utah, is the guest of Mias Amy Pratt. Mrs. ' Curtiss arrived hety Wednesday from Lo$ Angeles. She will make her home here for awhile Olive Mrs. Emma J. D. Strong of Salt Lake City was in Kaysville over Decoration day. ,, - Miss Eva Joy Neilson of Logan is spending a short vacation with Miss Claire Gleason. ' ' P Mrs. Gladys Teasdale of Salt Lake was a week-en- d guest' of Miss Elisa- beth Green.' Mra. Annie Johnson of Tremonton following year, however, the selected is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Martha strains again outyielded the nnselected Robins. strain by 168.6 bushels. The small difference in 1919 is attributed (o"the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nicholls of season. In addiTremonton are the guests of Mr. and very poor growing tion to greater yield per acre the inMrs. Thomas Nicholls. dividual tubers have been larger, ' uniform 'and more The Utopian'club 6t the University nearly free from The disease. of Utah was entertained at the home county agent will be to assist of Wendell Barnes, Monday afternoon glad anyone in seed selection work. News Farm Bureau arid evening. Forty guests were present, having made the trip by auto (ruck. , SPRAYING FOR WHITE TOP White Mrs. Earl West and mother, Who top is being sprayed with sodium in various parts of arsenite have been visiting with Mrs. Oscar the be well for all will It county. Barton, will return to their home WedOthers who have the weed to watch nesday. Miss Vera Barton will accomin these order to he sure experiments pany them And will remain for a of what to do another year. White visit of a week or ten days. top has been sprayed at the following The directors of the New Survey places: Odells in North Salt Lake; Irrigation district held a meeting A. U. Eldredge, just south of Bountiful Tuesday evening at which time a recemetery; W. R. Eg$n, Bountiful; port was received from F, B. Muir. Stanley Parish at Centerville; Tom Mr. Muir reported that the majority Barber, North Centerville; Charles E. of the stock had been subscribed. It Holt, North Farmington; Mrs. Linwas decided to file the articles- of in- ford, Kaysville; Evan Ellison, north of corporation, which was done Wednes- Layton sugar factory, West Point day. The city will now turn the water road, and several other places not ' TIIE SUMMER iir. and 'Mrs. of over to the directors 'of the new corOgden were week-en- d guests of Mr. poration at once. A special meeting is to be held immediately for the purand Mrs. Roy Kilfoyte. . . i: pose of appointing a watermaster. Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Peck and Mrs. v The ..Bay View (dub met WednesBelle Rogers of Logan visited with their 'sister, Mrs?Alieel Sanders, dur day afternoon at the home of Mrs. George W. Swan. The members presing- the week. ent were Mrs.,F. B.fMir, Mrs. Z. H. Miss Laura B. Crawford of Salt Jacobs,. Mrs. S. .Gleason, Mrs. J. W. Lake City has been spending a few Thomley, Mrs. George W. Leatham, day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Mra. C. A. Epperson, Mrs. W. P, Gleason.. Epperson, , Mrs. Robert Birkin, Mrs, B. Cooley, Mrs. G. D. J. and i The engagement' of "Pug Warner Mrs. Nathan Reeves. Rutledge The house and Miss Grace Richards of Salt Lake guests were Mrs. Nicholas Bonnemont City has been announced, the mar- and Mrs. Bert Harris. The rooms riage to take place June 16. were prettily decorated with red popMrs. Ezra Howell and family and pies. The finish of the lesson on poems was given by Mrs, Mrs. R. J. Davis and family of Salt Lake Citywere recent visitors at Birkin. After the lesson a delicious luncheon was served. The the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar club will meet in two weeks for a socialtime-a- t the home of Mrs. NathThe Utah Fruit Juice company is an Reeves. Will Wilkenson at different times, a summer - New. t . s . F. M. LYMAN, JR. CIVIL ENGINEER Surveys, Maps, Estimates. Etc. Phone P. O. Box 5T6 71-K- mixing With fellow fanners from all over the state. Make your plans now for being i 10-1- a. m., every day. 2 Davis County Drug Co. Will place on sale their entire stock of Columbia Records. . i COMMENCING HOUSE SATURDAY, MAY Sat Jise 4th RUNNING JUST ONE KENDING 28 .f WEEA SATURDAY, JUNE t . In $1.50 Records Sale Price The Fighting k .. $1.25 Records - qq IO C I...;. .'. ! . , V- - ....! Sale Price . u. Shepherdess mA JJC 69c 49c 15c and 25c -l SULLIVAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY ns D. A. SULLIVAN two-cour- se having installed a number of large machines for the canning of com. EXPERIMENT INCREASES They Anticipate a large pack this fall. YIELD OK POTATOES ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS Miss Lucretia Ward entertained fifteen of her friends at a bonfire party In an experiment on the improveat her home Friday evening. Appro- ment of potatoes by hill selection priate games were flayed and the eve- which has been Under way at the Utah ning greatly enjoyed by"all present. Agricultural Experiment Station fori1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blood and nine years, an increase in yield of one children and Mr. and MrR. Richard hundred bushels an acre has been seHart, all of Salt Lake City, were cured. according to Professor George reweek-en- d guests of Mrs. Emily S. Stewart, author of recent bulletin of the results this experiment, porting Barnes. When the work was begun in J9H j Walter Sharp has been reinstated in a number of the highest yielding hills his former position with the Western were selected from the Majesty. BanLoan and Building company in Salt gor and Peerless varieties, then being . Lake City. Sharp was on the verge grown at the station. .Each hill was of suing the concern for $10,000 for put in a separate paper hag and num-- 1 wrongful accusation of the theft of a bered. The following year each hill 'large sum of money, stolen from the was used to plant one row of pota- safe. The matter was settled out of toes. At harvest edch year thereafter court to the satisfaction of all con- each hill has been dug separately and i cerned. the tubefs placed in a paper bag with in its proper number. During the winter each hill has been carefully weighed and the tubers counted and then returned to the bag for storage durine Layton Drug Co. the winter. From this data some of the best hills from the best rows and some of the better hills from the poor105-Phone er rows were again selected for planting the following year. This process We Use the Best of Everyhas been continued for the last nine years, anunselected strain being thing at Our Soda Fountain grown each year for comparison. By 1915 just three years the selected strains yielded an everage of GOOD ICE CREAM SO 1.03 bushels to the acre as d 179.3 bushels to the acre with COLD SODA for the unselected. From 1915 to 1920 the selected strain has outyielded the Served in Ciean Glasses unselected stock of the same variety more thsu a hundred bushels an VtMl by LAYTON acre, except in 1919, when there was a difference of only 29.6 bushels. The . Wiring, Fixtures, Lamps, Appliances - Ranges', Washing Machines General Repair Work PHONE 2 LAYTON, UTAH 28-N- Walsh News Co., Inc. H NEWSPAPERS ES E W coni-pare- 'MAGAZINES Bamberger Station CONFECTIONERY, NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS 0 te CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. John W. Walsh. Pres, and Gen. Mgr. KAYSVILLE, Ladies and dents Oxfords. Our New Shipment of Ladies Brices and Styles right. MENS BROWN VICI KID OXFORD Per Pair S S 2 2 Layton, Utah GENERAL MILL WORK Let Ms make your. Window Screens before the busy season starts. We will gladly give you an estimate for "any mill work you may be in need of. PHONE 2SN3 Oxfords Just received UTAH !5 MILLARD BROTHERS j jm will be living in Farmington. Office at Kaysville Drug Store, KAYSVILLE OPERA 8:30 Sharp 22 he -- Ten-neyso- fe that after May Announces Think Btfor You Speak. It Is a good thing to say what you think, and to be truthful, but never forget to think what you say and to be thoughtful A thing may be true, yet should not be said If it helps nobody and hurts somebody. Anita Stewart -- Dr. C. S. Gardner News. SPECIAL C ; round-u- p and housekeepers conference will be held during the first week of August. Among the many features will be field demonstrations, open air lectures, evening concerts and plays, various exhibitions and a joy of camping out and . -- COLLEGE The Utah State Agricultural College is endeavoring to solve the problem of vacation for the progressive fanners and in order to offset a few going into ' Cache Valley and a few going into various other parts of the state , , listed, It has been demonstrated beyond a doubt that the spray will kill the weed to the ground and "prevent it from seeding this year. Let's at least prevent. seeding this year and,? if spraying is successful, spray everything another , year. Farm Bureau . P It is time that you are making there and tell the entire family to preparations for the summer vacation. start getting ready. Farm Bureau -- . ROUND-U- AT AGRICULTURAL and Mens Cn m J) .UU MENS BROWN CALF OXFORD tT A Per Pair .JpUnDU MENS BROWN BROGUE OXFORD Per Pair. tjl)n I D MENS LIGHT BROWN OXFORDS Per Pair i&O.UU ,... LADIES BLACK OXFORD High or Military Heel Per Pair t&DniO : LADIES BROWN OXFOR- D- High or Military Heel Per Pair. LADIES STRAP SLIPPERS Black or Brown frf? AO ........ High or Military Heel Per Pair........ nr e f3 M. W. PHILLIPS Candies, Cigars, Groceries, etc. dir KAYSVILLE, UTAH nn dir aq tpDttO Kaysville Golden Rule Store ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES Manufacturing Optician th Street Utah 352-2- 4 Ogden, teswqy l |