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Show t TIIE WEEKLY REFLEX KAYSVILLE. UTAH Lhe first of the week, reporting a good time and plenty of trout. -hililuM bf The Oregon Short Line agent has THE INLAND PRINTING CO. moved into the new depot and" is as The following items from The Reflex of ten years ago will be of interest to our readers of today. . W. P. EPPKKhON. 4iter proud of his new quarters as a spotC. A. EPrERSON, Awmu E4iur ted pup. lie makes the boys clean their shoes and take off their hats Clearfield. from taken The are following notes matter PcbrtuUT 15. Intrel ai Htoivl-daai when The Reflex dated the issue of they go into the building. August Frak Wilcoxs new house is near1911, at kayavtlle, Vtah. under Lh art of 1912. Harch 8, 1879. 8, ing completion. He will have an ideal rreu iuarsum, our local home, provided with conveniences that has jibout concluded a deal apphratWn Ad'rtuin( rataa Will make life worth living. Kaymllle. whereby he will sell his nice home Myron Phillips and .his brother-in-laAnother fishing party composed of to E. S. Wright. There is an acre Subscription $2.00 per year in advance David Neff, of Mill Creek, have Jesse TELEPHONES Barlow, David Smith and Will of ground with the place. Mr. Wright gone to Chalk creek on a fishing ex- Guthrie, returned from a W. P. Epinrw, No. 7 fishing trip will occupy the place with his family C. A. Epar n, Na. 114 pedition, Offk. Na. 14 William Blood has gone for a visit to northern Utah and southern Idaho where a number of his married children reside. Lester Gleason has a number of very photos of the flood damages in REDUCE. IK) NT SHUT Baer canyon. Every one should see The suggestion that ia frequently them as they are both interesting and advanced for reducing the growing artistic, tax burden is to shift the load from Mrs. L. II. Thillips is making exone class of taxpayers to another. at her resiNo relief would be thus secured. tensive improvements Locust dence on West street and when Relieving the fanner or the workwill one be of the coziman or the average citizen of tax completed it in the est city. payments and adding the amount to week Claude Colemere killed Last inindustries or those having large on his fathers monster a rattlesnake comes would simply mean that the The repon mountain the road. farm money to raise, these tax payments had sixand six was feet tile indilong to would be shifted back the You will have hours of leisure instead is the This teen a button. and rattles vidual through increased cost of of hours of cooking drudgery if you own everything he purchased, thus shoving largest snake killed in this region for i the cost of living up another notch.' years. an electric range The program of taxing invested or Friday evening was the occasion accumulated capital to the point of of a very delightful dinner party at ' . confiscation will in a short time re- the Gleason home, in honor of Miss duce this source of taxable wealth to Margaret Merrill of Salt Lake City. the point where it can no longer pay Covers were laid for eight. The inthe taxes required. Then the burden vited guests were Miss Margaret Merof taxation falls back automatically rill, Miss Ruth Foster, Miss Maggie on the small taxpayer. An electric range is simple and easy to Layton and Mr. C. A. Epperson. -' load will the only aggraShifting use. You need only turn the switch to vate the situation. The one remedy Layton. the correct temperature, and your cook- - Is to bring about a reduction in taxErenst Laytons new house is pracation demands and increase efficiency tically completed. ing will take care of itself. in governmental management and exi Miss Lea Jeffries is taking Miss of Junds. public penditure Now is the best time to select the type Days place for a few days at the Union. Farmer's of electric range best suited to your A GOOD TIME TO VOTE NO Miss returned Lpyton Zipporah needs-- we offer any style and size' in What will the citizens of this state where from Utah, Thatcher, Thursday stock on special Set out of any of proposed state-wid- e t tax raising measures on the ballot at she visited relatives. EdMias Mrs. Marion Ellison and election? coming Instead of adopting new measures win Rich and daughters of Ogden every state, publio official and citi- left Thursday for Yellowstone park. zen should work for less need of Thomas E. Harris, D. B. Harries, revenue and more value for the do- Mrs. Elizabeth Watt and Mrs. John llar expended, rather than for more Wiggill left for Canada Thursday. ways to tax the public in order to Miss Bessie Day left for Canada raise larger and larger sums. August 1 for a months visit with Unless the bill is most important friends. While there she will take a and necessity urgent, never was the side trip with friends to the Cootenay time better to vote No on every ex- lakes. Efficient Fublic Service perimental and tax raising piece of uhf IHrrkhj Srflrx I WTcn Years Ago Today a PlacK-smit- h, as soon as he eecures jxissession. D. M. Layton, Loy Woods and wife to? and Will Smith and wife have re- Idaho, last Saturday. turned from their prolonged fishing City Justice L jj trip. Mr. Layton was captain and he family left Tuesday for , 'T5 a is an old timer in the canyons and an carpping trip up .Ur expert fisherman. They had many Porter Clark, E. li. fish in the pan. Grant Clark, sons of IiyrJr and Amos L. Clark, Farmingtoh. have received Box B lvttm bE At the commissioners meeting the foreign , missions and art appointment of Miss Bessie Larkins some time within three V caA : t-- i LET US HELP YOU FIGURE YOUR BILDING WANTS FOR THIS SUMMER Labor Is Down Building Material I Reasonable Nothing Too Large or Too Small Plans Furnished Estimates Free $Tssc5ai1 CiATti ! HEYWOOD & WIGGILL rh. Layton, vm Cook SULLIVAN ELECTRIC SUPPLY With Electricity D. A. SULLIVAN Wiring, Fixtures, Lamps, Appliancei Ranges, Washing Machines General Repair Work 2 PHONE LAYTON, UTAH I , 28-N- Cool, Clean, Safe, Convenient, Economical Walsh News Co., Inc. BAMBERGER STATION Students, we have your School Supplies. We also that take orders for any periodical And dont forget box of candy you promised her. John W. Walsh KAYSVILLE, UTAH pres, and Genl. Mgr. u !r kt,. EASY TERMS Utah Power & Light Co. Manufacturing Optician Street Utah 352-4t- h ' legislation. Value of Tetanus Antitoxin. While the tetanus antitoxin tings ' not invariably prevent lockjaw, It does n la such a vast- majority of cases that the Medical Record says all cun agree with Kucher In his atatement: "I should strongly resent it and call him to account If a doctor, In treating a relative of mine who had received a wound which was Infected with street dirt, did not administer n prophylactic lujectlon of tetanus antitoxin. v Ogden, , We are prepared to give you - phy-alcla- ij The ) Unique Advertisement. f nwuer of an electric shop at Los Angeles recently advertised his guods ty painting ml lines on the sidewalk In front of the store. These lines all terminated at the window, ami were continued within the window by bands of red ribbon lending to some of the wpectol bargains. This scheme to draw Trade was both attractive and "Words Change Thslr Meaning. the celebrated Salt Lake valley, famed the , Davis County, Utah, is practically world over for its wonderful fruits. It is a rare blending of scenic beauty and social advantages." Davis County forms an ideal community, one of those rare settlements for which the real home-seek- er has been adwonderful The for searching years. vantages offered by this marvelously rich valley have drawn into its confines a remarkably high type of American citizen-ship. Davis is primarily a fruit and agrid-turdistrict, apples, peaches, pears, strawberries and cherries being produced in abundance and to a degree of perfection unequalled elsewhere. All the grains and grasses produce in great abundance and all the vegetables of the temperate zone excell in quality and quantity of yield. Fotatoes of excellent quality form no in al Tl ere are many Instances wbeTs "words change. their meaning completely In the course of time. The word mansion meant elnipty n tent pitched for soldiers on their march. latter on It ws applied to n road bln lmu-- p for the accommodation of strnnuers. -- A Few Webster's New International r DICTION ARIES ness men, are in use by busi- engineers, bankers, judges, architects, physicians, farmers, teachers, librarians, clergymen, fy successful men and ufomen the world otter. Are Yea Equipped to Win? The New International provides the rr.ea.is to success. Ips an unknowing teacher, a universal ques tion ans erer. 4 It you seek efficiency and 1 , 1 4 vancement why not make dal use of this vast fund ofWorn ation? 4M SOS Vocsbu larv Term. JT00 P4 I 4000 '(nitration. Sa.OOa Cootrapbical Subjects. IvtpiUr and IaJU-Pap- cr U( : Write foray imro : pe, H Map if vuu ihi i -- pro-ducti- te - Phone 126,-Kaysvill- Made of Choicest Utah Wheat Milled in the Meet Modern Mill ve e, Utah Known Everywhere &s THE VERY BEST 4 Electricity for lights and manufacturing purposes is furnished and distributed by the Utah Power & Light Company and is available in all parts of the county. garages. - ' Kaysville Flour Packed in the Neatest Manner Im fee Good Olt j Smnnumes I )1 Sl5eJd?Itiinepaintthe outside and inside. Thewi t h'rt2Lt00mpletely absorb -the Paint and thus prese: t Period. Theres a common say: ' Additional Information Gladly Furnished by ' ct Pocket earns . I. Editions. illuttrsuoiu. etc. tree. Situated at the base of the Wasatch mountains and bounded on the west by the Great Salt Lake, killing frosts in Davis County are nearly unknown. An abundance of water for irrigation, fed from the , snow fields of the mountains, make it independent of fickle old Juniper Pluvius. Soil and air drainage are almost ideal. In Davis County there are some 30,000 acres of land, good land, awaiting clearing or draining to become at once highly and capable of the most intensive farming. The cost of clearing will vary according to density of the growth of brush and drainage on local conditions. Facts About Davis County Lagoon resort' "Prettiest spot in Utah." Municipal play ground at Kaysville. Plan considerable item, large quantities of which are, shipped annually. la crossed by the Oregon Short Line, Denver & Rio Grande Western and Bamberger Electric Railroads. Population of Davis County, 12,000, Acres under cultivation, 41,000. Tillable but uncultivated, 30,000. Planted to apples, peaches, pears, straw berries, cherries, apricots and other fruits, 3,000 acres. Rainfall, 18 inches, mostly seasonable. Best culinary water in the world all cities and towns have modem water works, supplied from canyon streams and springs. Principal streets of cities paved, concrete road bisecting county. Electric lights and telephone .systems cover entire county. Transportation Rail, and truck service on highways. Excellent grade schools,modem high schools .public libraries, churches and womens clubs. Manufacturing Plants: Five fruit and vegetable canneries, sugar factory, flour mills, ice plant. Seed nursery and one of the largest floral concerns west of the Mississippi. Retail stores compare favorably with those of much larger cities. Ample backing facilities. Dairying and poultry raising. Up-to-da- any information you may wish on plumbing fixtures and Private Utility pumping units. J. B. GALBRAITH Commercial Club KaysvilleKAY.SVILLE, UTAH E tCnc k h.ouse TVmt1 tw But takt ev?r needs painting. conVce and window frames and porch cellin of Jnned a today Call Brigance J he he work. The pb intefe'S;11 Pnt J. P. Brigance KAYSVILLE, UTAH A |