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Show --THE WEEKLY REFLEX KAYSVILLE, UTAH. g!!;i!!!I!Il!!I!!Il!!!:!!!!;!!!!!!!l!!l!l!ll!I!ll!!t!llil!l!!I!!l!I!!!!!!II!!l!lll!!!II!i'!!!:iII!ll!!!!l!!IIIIII!III!I!ll!!li!II!l!!!!!I!!!l!Ii!!!!!ll!l!!!IIIIjIIIiI!!!n!i!ni!!!II!! NEW PATTERNS I T The. newest patterns in Ginghams and Percales are now here so its best to get them now and prepare the childrens clothes for school. The patterns we are showing are sure to please the most particular. . J V r CHILDRENS KANTRIP GARTERS These dependable Garters have the new fasteners and are guaranteed, cannot rip the strongest garter made. Come in black. and white. The newest novelty in Circle Gombs for the children. Trimming Beads and Buttons. J. P. COATES COTTON, Mercerized Crochet Cotton Spool Cotton Mercerized Spool Cotton All colors. 1 Phone No. 5c 5c RED A BATTERY SEAL FOR EVERY 1 GUARANTEES OLD PRICES BACK The old prices are back on Arrow Shirts and Arrow Collars have been reduced to the old prices. We can furnish you with the latest, patterns in the newest Arrow Shirts at $1.50 and $2.00 each. M4-on- t PURPOSE Sri Bananas, Oranges Lemons, Peaches, Prunes, Potato Chips, Grape Juice, Doughnuts, Buns and other table delicacies are always to be found here. s, , ! ARMOR PLATE HOSIERY A new supply of Armor Plate Hosiery, dyed with Dye. These will please the rpost the famous Harms-No- t fastidious dressers. 25c the pair to $2.7 5.- The StSate Law requires that all Eggs sold by producer or the merchant must be candled. BUY OUR FRESH EGGS. BICYCLE REPAIRS Cements, spokes, Rims, Bells,- - Links, Ball eBaring.s, Tires and Tubes in a wide variety are here at the need of J HI. 1 for 25c .2 Red Seal Batteries Kaysville, Utah I OUR PRICES ARE EQUAL TO ANY AND FAR BETTER TUAN MOST t i! ' ' I I KAYSVILLE Itwat dtp ta Berth Dirk moUWneo. Tb A I ' I ' I I I ! i Msr. John W. Gailey is spending a Mr. and Mrs-Je- d Sessions were few days in Logan, visiting with hef Bountiful visitors Sunday. daughter, Mrs. Leslie Crockett. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Barton anMrs. WP P. Epperson is giving a nounce the arrival of a fine daughter cooking demonstration this afternoon at their home on Thursday. to the Bee Hive girls. Mr. and Mrs. William Wilkenson Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Sheffield of Ogden visited relatives here Sun spent Sunday and Monday at Sarathe Jolly day. toga for Am tin. unity vilte Hollar Kills and saUb!a and sanding artiblithaail oi tbs Canning eorperatioe add tbs sraalth of tbs etty. Gan tauHly oral fanning, frvtt and vantobi growing for ahipmant and aanning ara Indus trtaa. Has tbs Daria Rlrk sebool. aborebas and opera bans a. City watar and alaetria lights aad Indor. toasts for larootiaant. Hotaa of tbs Inland Printing aoaapaay and Ita plant. timOlato Smith Bros. Nurseries at Centerville home Saturday evening in honor of J Thomassen, Mr. andMrs. Arnolds. can save you money and disappoint- the birthday anniversay of Mr. Thom Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Hcrrv Grah tf assen. Appropriate games were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mansell, Mr, ment. See us. v Misses Elaine and Chloe Cannon played and at a late hour a two Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr. and Mrj, course luncheon was served to Mr, Hany Hendrickson of of Salt Lake City are the guests of Sandy, Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Kilfoyle, Mr. and Mrs, Eugenia Craig and Mi$ Mrs. and Mr. Kathna their grandparents, Will Wilkensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Ferguson, both of Ogden j0hn G. M. Barnes, te i - " been-provid- party was held at Mr. of and Mr A. M. home the Barnes Friday evening in hqnor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Barnes. Appropriate lawn games were played, followed by a melon feast. The guests were Mrs. R. W. Barnes, Mrs. Ward McCarthy, Miss Beene Barnes, all of Salt Lake Citty, Mrs. Eugenia Craig and Miss Kath-lin- e Ferguson, both of Ogden, Mrs, John G. M. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs, W P. Epperson, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Henry Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Trenam, Mrs. Nellie Nance, Misses Miriam Barnes, Moiselle Renstrom, Leone Love, Garnet Swan and Verna Ren-M- r. and Mrs. Paul .Thomassen entertained at a lawn party at their A watermelbn Springs attending Mrs. Zell a Gordon of McCammon, family reunion. There were 275 pres ent belonging to the family. They came Idaho, is the guest of her mother, from as far south as St. George and Mrs. Sarah Robins. Miss Faye Sanders was an Ogdeji from as far north as Lovell, Wyo. visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Cora Underwood of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. John W. Thomley City is a guest of her cousin Miss Mr. and Mrs. George Leatham are and family, Mr. and Mrs.. Nicholas Norma Underwood. on a short trip to Logan this wek. Bonnemort and family and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hendrickson Mrs. George W. Swan and family Miss Amy Pratt is expected home of .Sandy were guests of Mrr and from Chautauqua, N. Y., this "Week left today for a short outing at Bear Mrs. Paul Thomassen Saturday. Lake and vicinity. end. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris R. Thomassen Miss- Msrjorie Howard oCMalad, Mrs. Emily S. Barnes, Mr. and visof Salt Laki City were week-en- d Idaho, is a guest of Mrs. Ileber C. Mrs. Richard Hart, Miss Martha E. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kilfoyle. with itors Blood. Barnes, Miss Mary Barnes, Miss Ruth Barton of' Provo and Russell Mrs. Sarah E. Taylor of Salt Lake Mrs, Joanna Reed of Bountiful vis- Blood leave on a ten today days trip City and Mrs. Annie B. Jones of ited with her niece, Mrs. Mary Swang-e- r, to Yellowstone National Park. Bountiful visited Kaysville relatives " Saturday. Monday. The North Davis Stake M. 1. A. Miss Ruth Trenam has returned hold their annual outing at Salt will home after spending two weeks visitair afternoon and evening, Friday ing in Salt Lake. August 2 6. Everyone going bhould Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swanger and take the train leaving Ogden at 12:80 children of Denver, Colo., are guests p. m. Special rates have of Mrs. Mary E. Swanger. for. KAYSVILLE GOLDEN RULE STORE Originators of Low Prices School will begin in another three weeks. Now is the time to buy your Childrens shoes, dresses, hosiery etc. ed Mrs. R. II. Peck of Logan spent Tomorrow night, August 26, the a few days here this week with her Walters company present in the local sister, Mrs. Alice Sanders. n house the Opera comedy-draifiaYennie Olsen. The Mr. and Mrs. 'Lawrence Young of Salt Lake City were Sunday guests Walters company always pleases, and no doubt, thq house will be packed , of Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Hampton. ' no doubt'lbe house will be packed' Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dupont of Salt Mrs. Herbert L. Gleason, Mrs. A. Lake spent a few days of last week M. Mr. Barnes, Misses Miriam Barnes, and Mrs. Milton Trenam. visiting lne Blood,' Aidenn Jacobs and Marian Miss Lena Young entertained the Jacobs were guests at a shower given o club at a social' at her home at the home of Miss Leone Cook in Thursday evening. The time was Bountiful Wednesday evening in honspent in games, music and refresh- or of Miss Algie Barlow, a bride-to-bments were served. ' i . The Best Range Childrens Shoes, 5 to 8 $1.98 and $2.49 Swedish-America- T - i w Ve-Y- Misses Faye Sanders, Art ell LinMr. and Mrs. Ilyrum Malin, Mr. ford, Verna Robins&nd 'Messrs. Dick Misses Clara and Mrs. Anderson, Gailey, Glen Curtis and Paul WilThelma Nance and Norma Maylin, liams motored to Brighton Sunday Ball motored to Salt Lake ' Sunday and spent the day. and attended the birthday dinner in Mr- and Mrs. Lambert Blamires honor of Mrs. John Swift, given by has returned "from a three weeks her daughter, Mrs. Calvin Woodard visit in Idaho. While away they vis- Twenty-fou- r guests were present and ited in Dlackfoot and Burley. They spent a most enjoyable time. report a fine trip and the crops very Mr. and Mrs. George W. Young good. entertained at a dinner party at their Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. lladloek and home Sunday. The guests were Mr. daughters, Ruth, Luelia and Josie, and Mrs. Roy Young a ml family of and, Mrs. J. J. Bowman and children Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Horace returned Saturday from a, ten days itrs. Leland Barnes of Laytoy, tnp through Yellowstone National barber of Centerville, Mr, and Mr Park. Way Edmonds of Bountiful. Mr. Mrs. Leland Barnes of Layton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barber and Josie fc iswaj Barber and, Lena Young. - $ j? , , tz iribib GOODRICH R DOTTLE' ; Kaysville Opera House SATURDAY, AUG. 27 ANITA STEWART in Playthings ,of Destiny A romance Layton Drug Co. . Layton, Utah of the barren North and tropical shores See an Arctic Blitxard and a Tropical Tornado, stirring in , reality. Presented by LOUIS B. MAYER Misses Shoes, 2i ex- HUGH A cabinet style range large enough average family will cost you only for the 11 .$1.93 and $2.49 Boys Shoes,. 9 to 13i2 .$2.98 and $3.73 1 to 2 .....$3.45 and $4.49 $3.98 and $4.98 Boys Waists and Shirts 75c and 98c Boys Hats and Caps .98c to $2.00 $1.00 to $4.50 .... 50c, 75c and $1.00 Fancy Cretones ......Sc, 35c and 49c Fine Factory, dandy for making that apron, per yd. ..12 Yj'c New Line Ginghams, per yard h, Percales, per yard OR For ...$3.98 and $4.98 (6 Mens Hats and Gips Mens Knit Ties $130 $11 $2.98 and $4.39 Boys Shoes, 2i2 to 6 The best range on the market at any price. You can get it in the style and size and price best adapted to your needs, and Fay for It on Eay Terms ..aml to $2.49 and $2.98 Boys Shoes, 5 to 8 Boys Shoes, ELECTRIC RANGE $10 L Childrens Shoes, 12 12 to 2 The original electric range, which years of perience have brought to perfection is the e. l Childrens Shoes, 8i2 to 12 For You f.. l9c, 25c and 36-inc- a month There are large and Mnali ranges, each with the distinctive Hughes features Easy to regulate. ith three degrees of heat, Full, Medium and Low. Insulated burners and oven so that ALL the heat is USED. Economy in fuel, food, time and labor. Open coils so that you can be sure how much heat is being used. Speedy oven with thermometer, which takes the guess out of baking. . I Come in today and inquire. We have a range for every family, every purse. UTAH POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Efficient Public Service" 20c - , months. 30c w Outing Flannels, lights and darks, heavy grade, yd. 18c Full Line of Fleischers Knitting Yarn Jnst Arrived SULLIVAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY D. A. SULLIVAN Wiring, Fixtures, Lamps, Applianc es Ranges, Washing Machines General Repair Work PHONE 2 LAYTON, UTAH 1 28-N- Door Frames, i Window Frames, Window Screens and Screen Doors MILLARD BROTHERS Layton t - - Utah |