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Show I - V k i - T V'UUIHW 9 IIW I'UIJU 1 J3 A N:LINEiaTBTWLE Stra flats Hats -- ? 1 t C s -"- -vjr y-- 'J55 - and j A few of our Styles and Shades EscotfOrmsby. Dumare, Beaver, Navy, Wren, Green, White, Oxford Mixture, Pearl Mixture, Gray Mixture, Brocade Mixture, Tuscany, Etc. 1 r r T5CTTrK t I r Our Mexican Straw Hals -- are Worthy of Your Consideration. Our Scout PLEASED TO HAVE YOU EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TEST OUR PRICES - w i l 0. P. & our specialty CANTON - . YOU NEED ONE OF THOSE FOR YOUR TOMATOES Hear Market Layton, Utah. p9-- 2 Herald R.- - Clark, of Farming ton, was in town Friday, as the guest of Arnold M,x Barnes. XAYSVTU.5 . 'X.y.rlll. Hollar Mill, V.fa.tabl. 1I a County High School. Church and now Opora Hodm. - City Walor and Electric Lighting art ' In- ducmnt for lnroatmant. Homo of th R9z and ita r at Interest man to create confidence is to be identified with some responsible bank. and realize the strength of our advice. -here Bring-your-deposit- G.2). -- . n wasiaKityavUlovisitorSuiiday - n Putlcdie neiglibbrs-bft- he nptod.t. printing Miss' Mattie .Thornley was up from Salt- Lake City Sunday Mr. aud Mrs. B. F. Vaunt visited friends in Clifton, Idaho, Sunday. BANK Last Wednesday a number of tlie friends and Last Sunday was' our banner soda day of the season,, and we must fell you about it. The demand ran something like this: Gimme a choc lit sody draw me a lemon lime Gee, but this dump is Crowded been here an awful Couple o sassaperillas strobry collig ice Say, on the level, Lizzie, isnt vferniller nice Got enny maple walnut here you are, over here No, The freshman class of the high school entertained the upper class mcnr faculty and members of the Board of Education last Friday evening. Covers were laid for i50atthe delightful luncheon which opened the evenings Milton L. Burton acted as toastmaster and introduced the several speakers in a manner the occasion. Following the luncheon the hosts and the guests tripped the light fantastic until a late hour. Last night fire broke out in the residence of Murray Howard at the Bamberger station. A defective flue was the cause of the blaze which damaged the kitchen of the building to the extent of $300. The furniture belonging to Mr ljoward was covered by insurance. Dr. Rntledgewas the firsL to arrive after he ' alarm was given and h - immediately tore the paper off the ceiling of the kitchen and chopped a hole through which he playec a stream of water from the garden hose, checking the blaze be fore it had gained-muc- K AYSVI LLE PHARM A C Y FOR REAL COLD SODA we: FILL ANYTHING Myron i. Kjayj'Ville, . ' W. ThiUips, Confectioner ' Vtahl ' - 1, (- o- - BLOOD CURDLING ACCIDENT Mrs. James Fr Harris, a former resident of Kaysville, but now residing at Paris, Idaho, met with a bad accident Sunday" evening. Wa tnilyreunion'vvashcld -- at While she was out milking one the home of Mr. and Mrs, - E A. Of the cows becam.: frightened illiams on Thursday, in honor and started to kick throwing Mrs of the seventy- - fiftli birthday of Harris between two other cows Sirs. Williams. The day was and knocking her unconsious. in. social spent chat, a- - musical Her husband, hearing the noise program and a bounteous lunch rushed to the barn and while was served. Among those present attempting to rescue Mrs. Harris blows were the following Mrs. TFos. he received-several-hB. Jarman and children, Mrs. P. from the cowsTMrs. Harris clothA. Madson and children, all of ing was badly torn and she re- OgdenjMry and Mrs.- Thomas 'E. cei ved - se verpHery painful - cuts Williams and Mr. and Mrs. E. and bruises but she i9 not serious Hr'Williain$-oSyracuse. Mrs. ly injured. Matilda King, and Mr. nd Mrs. Fred B Williams of Salt Lake. NEW LAW PARTNERSHIP, WELL KNOWN ATTORNEYS Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Williams and family "and Mr and Mrs, Frank . ard -- -- I dont want no banana, told yon I said root beer made. M rsJoh n KBarnescelehra ted her sixty seventh birthday very Office and Residence on Locust quietly it her home on Saturday. street near Bamberger station We get nr few- - new hats every week and can always give you styles at low prices. Electric Repair Shop ! correct Kaysville Millinery. Adv. Sewed Soles, Ladies 50c. -Mrs. Alfrtd Edmonds and dough ' Sewed Soles, Gents 75c. 1 Heels Straightened 25c ter, Esteltar of Salt Lake City, 0. P. Soule, Formerly at were visiting relatives in town the Williams. first of the week. All Work. Cash Anthony, Idaho, will reThe Reflex printing plant has side in This City. Miss Evelyn Gailey entertained recently tunred out two A new law firm jobs of consisting of the students of the high --school, mere th in usual interest in the Mathonihah Thomas of Salt Lake, at her home Saturday evening. shape of The Hill Top, a and 0. P. Soule, Davis County Shoe Doctor ous formerly of St. refreshments-wer- e boo klet issued- by t he Farmington Anthony,- - Idaho, - haa just been KAYSVILLE served and the time was spent in graded schools and The Taller, Mathonah organized. Thomas is music and games. a booklet issued by the Kaysville well known Telephone 9 J and Mr. Soule is one High school. These booklets not of the best known lawyers in the only demonstrate the capacity of state of Idaho.. For many years The Reflex plant but mark past, Mr. Soule has been identiepochs in the life of the schools. fied with practically all of the The books' are well written and important litigations of Southcarefully edited and 11 this work eastern -I- daho, including arbiwas done by the pupils of the tration or Water Is your child peevish? Is your child nervous,-- restless schools. The cartoons were also Snake river .and .rights on the the famous cases drawn by members of the student rising out of the Constantly out of sorts? Does it twitch, roll and talk in its development-- of bodyr The cartoons in the Tat-le- r powers on that stream. sleep? Does it have a constant desire for candies, cakes and are the work of Milton L. Mr. Souk will not "sever sweets? These are symptoms of worms. A. D. S. WORM a Kaysville youth who connections With his Burton, land and LOZENGES will drive out worms, head and all. If - there are shows great talent not only as an interests in banking Idaho, but worms there they must come out. If you think your child has amateur artist but also from .a will make this his city worms, try a box of A. D. S, Worm Lozenges. It never fails. prove that our young people are homer TIis family will permanent reside at tVioroqghl.v imbued with the idea his new summer home Put up in boxes and tastes I ke candy. Price 25 cents. of that --education is the chief Kaysville until the wintereast season. requisite of a successful life. The Roth members of the Jinn are, teachers are i ns t ill i n h e cl a ss graduates of the law department - i. sprit into. the student body To of the University of Michigan the end that an earnest effort to and are life-lon- g WHERE QUALITY COUNTS. friends. succeed is eonsUntly being put The new firm will retain offices j forth. - ' in the Judge building, j-- 331 PHT8ICLAN AND 8URQEON ti Whaddly have, try coffee say, this aint orangeade, Dont talk to me, young feller I know how the drink is e py and the best way for a business Chester, New York, where w.ll attend summer school. late Doctor Fredric Clift met at the home of the widow at five Iojnis with teams and tools and Mrs.- - James Davis spent Satmost of the day, plowing spent urday in Ogden. and making a garden and giving Hon. John R. Barnes th (."place a spring cleaning. Dr. Thursday in Provo. Clift was so generally loved and respected' tht the people delight Spencer Barton has been quite to ionor his memory by assistsick for several days. ing those he held most dear. The recent warm days seem to l)r. J. H. Mirant and family Woods Gross. - indicate that all danger of frost spent Sunday-i' is passed. Richard Hart, of Saif Lake, plant. TAKE GOOD ADVICE from those older than yourself with regord Bank Account. The nearest thing to perpetual motion ever discovered is for Clarkieavcgthis-vvee- k and Fruit Canola, ..iabll.hm.it, and groat Brick Plant add ataadll to tko woolth of tha city, Q.n.rol Trait and Veg.tabl. (rowing firniii, for (hip ping and canning aro'important Indna-trlaa- . '4 be-Utti- ng THE IMPLEMENT MAN" Phone Scout Shoes fes-jt'.viti- ERNEST LAYTON James Chipman, Prop. UTAH . RutledgeandM iss m7 5 Tooth Osborne Cultivators & FARMINGTON, . h" Francis "Richards have issued invitations to a luncheon at 1:30 p m. next Wednesday afternoon. The" following-prograwas e meeting-housin the last given Mrs. Ileber Sunday evening: Duet, (L Colemere, and Mrs. C. Burton Jr.; Solo, Howard Larkins; Talk, FIder Arnold M. Barnes; Organ Solo, Mrs. George L. Blamires; Talk, Elder Glenn Green. 4 and 2 Row Riding Attachments Highest price paid lor anything a butcher can use. DAVIS COUNTY DONT COMPEL YOU TO BUY KAYSVILLE, UTAH Beet Cultivator: Lard and Sausage Money for-Cas- TELEPHONE NO. 1. Kresh and Cured to-you- , and See Them Arfived---Ca- ll H. J. SHEFFIELD & SONS DEPARTMENT CASH STORE Mrs. Q D. Kaysiillu WE . The Most of the Best for the Least s v Shoes Just Just Arrived a largel consignment of TWare which we are Granite-Iro- n offering at 25c. Come early and make your selec- tion before it has been picked out Don t forget we are headquarters for anything you may want. -- f -- v Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hard ware and Building Material. Sam Hanson -- Very-deliri- I Child Got Worms? -- 4 Iv IF YOU BOTH LEAN ! THE SAME WAY come heTre and choose the en- gagement ring. We have- - an assortment simply unmatchable in beauty, quality and good taste. ..The price you pay is of course for you to decide, but whatever it may be you can rest assured it buys here the 'very highest lewelery quality and value.- We think she knows that. - -- I ThE''tAYTON DRUG CO. w t gt - HARRY DAVIS THE STORE WITH THE GUARANTEE V . CU Stmt. TRn. - It |