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Show At POPULAR STORE The reputation this store enjoys, of being a store where reliable merchandise is always sold, was' not made in a day ; we are on the job every minute looking for the best, values in this country. In addition to this fact, we are making big reductions which should make shopping with us doubly Ladies Suits These most wonderful values in this Falls best and newest styles we make a sharp cut to insure quick 1 1) F1CG selling. Every suit is a real bargain. Choice at ... The man with a good savings account can leave his loved ones each day with a clear conscience and a happy, disposition. He knows that his family will be protected from immediate want no matter what befalls him. 'I If you havent well-deserv- Iy v. given your ' -i- OGDENS Ladies Coats during the (wenty-eigyears we have been in business have we been quite so successful with our line of coats right now we have some wonderful values we are offering at reduced prices. Never nteresting. FURS HOSIERY HAIR SWITCHES Muffs and scarf sets. There are only a few sets left. We offer this lot' for much less than cost. Childrens mill run hose, $50.00 value .. $22.50 value . ues We have a most excellent line of Real Hair switches in the natural wave! Prices are the most reasonable vve have ever offered and we can match your hair. good grade of tight twisted yarn and of the old 25c val- 0 ....-...$17.5- 9.48 pair FAME fam-th- is protection, open an account with us at once. ed ; special per . ht PIECE GOODS Most all our wollen piece goods were purchased more than a year ago before the If you sharp advances. have been shopping around you will surely. appreciate the values we offer. 2469 Wash. Av., Ogden HURST, Richard Floyd hud his tonsils re- GREEN REVIEWS DRAFT DIVISION moved at the L. D. S. hospital last JOHN G. M. BARNES, American home He returned Lake, Wash., Monday Camp Lewis, Tuesday. By virtue of an execution to me diSecretary. Yov. 20, All of the Utah men in is and nicely improving from rected from the Third J udicial Di- First publication November IB, 1917. Acorn$ camp, most of whom have never seen strict Court, Salt Lake County, State Last Publication November 29, 1917. and Mrs; W. II. Smith left for the officer who will send them Mr. against of Utah, in favor of National Copper by automobile to the Hun, this afternoon beT Malad Wednesday with Bank, a corporation, and againft passed Mrs. Smith s fore BOUNTIFUL spend the holidays Kaysville Brick Company, a corporaA. Greene II. in Gen. the Maj. Mr. and Mrs. William Howtion, to satisfy a judgement and costa, Nina mil north of Bolt Lake City, parents, held review and division Iirst parade , I have levied upon the following and rasidanea town largaat city In KAYSVILLE. UTAH ard. and the only one under the new county : haa watanrorka, alartrte lere described tracts of land located in Davit and power, telephones, eamant light Davis County, State of Utah, Surrounded by rich atarket garden A daughter was born to Mr. and organization to be held on the Pacific ft ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftfrfrfrftfrftfr'frftftft'ftfrftftftftftftftftaftftftft Real Co. Estate. and fruit lands, two alactric railroad with Kaysville Brick Mrs. Jerold Smith of Salt Luke City coast." It was also' the first time that low far, two trmnaountlnanUl railroads, Beginning at the SW. corner of brick two banka, good buatnaas houaa, General Greene had seen all of his men yard, recently at the home of Mrs. T. J. Block, Plat D, Kaysville Townsite; commercial club, yradad and huh schools, lira. to N. A aide church good place sad lodge. thence N. 67 deg. E, along the Iarrison. Mrs.' Smith was formerly and the liking was mutual. The parade was eight miles long of a road 167 ft., to the right Of way IisB Annie Harrison of this place. of the Salt Lake and Ogdon Railway ; HowArthur took three hours to pass the genand of small The daughter thence N. 430 deg 14 min. WM 366 the of one was who Sessions, Earl and his staff, who reviewed the measles. eral ard has the ft, more or less to the side of said Teave for Lewis, to Camp ast 22 quota 40,000 from horseback. Block, 16 min, thence S. 17 deg. Russell Harrison, the son of Charles havhiB is on home, way A fifth quota of the Utah men will min. W., 344 ft, more or less to begin- Washington, Harrison, is quite sick. to physical been owing here soon to fill the places of exempt arrive ing Beginning at SE comer of Block 17, men the discharged and sent home. I Limoni Call of Salt Lake City spent disability. Plat D, Kaysville Townsite; thence officers today said that 16 N. 17 deg. .20 min. W 870 ft.; N. Tuesday in' Bountiful on business. M r. ' Lewis Fackrell of Blackfoot, Mustering S. 0 thence 1700 would be rejected 'from the 6200 48 min. W., ft; deg. relatives 31 deg. 4 min. W., 634 ft.; S. 30 deg. P. L. Fishier of Ogden spent Sun- Idaho, spent Sunday visiting from been have who 'reported here. Mr. Facktell left Tuesday with 9 min. W., 1224 ft.; S. 75 deg. 10 min. with Joseph Mabey and family states. day eight 443 New min. 25 for 46 E., deg. the Quartermaster's Corpp E., 613.5 ft; S. A Large Line of A crimp w'as put in Thanksgiving S. ft.; N. 58 deg. 15 min. E., 372ft; of Mrs. Gilbert Cheney, who is at the York to receive military training to 328 Christmas furloughs today by a 1 and min. 53 deg. E., ft, place L. D. S. hospital is improving nicely. scratched hia hant Arthur-Mo- ss beginning. general order forbidding the men to badly on a piece of bone while leave quite Beginning on the N. famand the camp on those days, alLawrence Mrs. Corbridge corat the Cudahy Tacking comway No. 1, at the fartherest W. working Mrs. will with are visiting ner of the tract last above described, ily of Layton The bruise, was not con- though they are holdiays. They plant. pany cha. 16 of about and 69,000 15.65 have pounds chs. however, N., about Consisting Sarah Tuttle. turkey, sidered very serious until a few days W. from the center of Sec. 34, Twrp. been purchased last week. having in. blood set poison 4 N., R. 1 W., S. L. meridian, and Jesse Briggs and Lon Moss, who ago when Charged with spreading German 9 min. E., in Idaho retume been running thence N. 30 deg. have working from who came 4 Alvin min. Sessions, propaganda, a man whose name is 1224.7 ft.; thence N. 31 deg. week. home last at0 to min. 89 N. last thence Lewis Wednesday deg. witheld, is under arrest here. He is E., 491.3 ft; Camp W 80 ft; thence N. 49 deg. 0 min. tend his mother, of wifes Oresaid to have told soldiers of the camp funeral the John ingles, Jr, of Portland, W., 55 ft; tHence S. 25 deg. W., 40 returned Monday that they could shoot their officers Hogan, gon, is spending the winter here at the Mrs. JosephMrs". ft; ft.; thence S. 53 deg W., 110 remain will Sessions when they arrived in France. evening. thence S. 75 deg. 30 min. W., 80 ft; home of relatives. thence father. for her 70 W. house to 53 N. ft.; here thence deg., keep Walter W. Barlow, our former bishS. 74 deg. W., 120 ft; thence S. 5 deg. MARRIAGE LICENSES Funeral services over the remains 20 min. W 130 ft; S. 55 deg. 10 min. op, is taking treatment at the L. D 16. Albert S. Hatfield of Nov. old daughter of the W., 112 ft; S. 43 deg. 0 min. W., 100 S. of Stock Lake Laura, Salt in City. and Ida M.' Zbinden of Tennesee Before hospital N. 43 deg. 14 min. W., 25 t our Selection Mrs. Irvin Wicker, were held ft; thence Mr. and, 300 W 71 ft.; deg. ft.; thence S. Mrs. Charles Rider of Salt Lake in the Second ward chapel Friday. Logan. thence S. 44 deg. W 223 ft; thence Nov. 16. Otto L. Thorstel and Edith is Broken. min. City is visiting with her parents She had suffered for several years S., 203 ft; thence S. 18 deg. 45 of Ogden. Gullikson W 127 ft; thence S. 66 deg. 45 min. Mr. and Mrs. William Doxey. and leakage of the heart. from dropsy Sherman Cook and ElizaNovri7. W., 150 ft; thence 59 deg, 27 min. E., and Frank of Ogden. min. ; Johnson W., Mrs. 10 Briggs beth 28 and Mr. 90 ft; thence S. deg. DOST OR STOLEN from automo364 ft; thence S. 75 deg. 10 min. E., family of Holbrookr Idaho, arrived Nov. 17. Edward G. Evans and Dora bile between Layton and Salt Lake 513.7 ft to beginning. of Salt Lake City. here Sunday to spend the .winter; hand-baCo. City, a lady's black folding -Partial List of Kaysville Brick Nov. 17, Bill Pethulas and Marcia - Mr. and Mrs. Hale of Gentile valley containing $60 in green backs, a hat Henderson of Salt Lake City. - Machinery. mabrick d are spending a few weeks with Mrs. brush, one pair of gold rimmed glass1 Dry press, Nov. 20. G. Lewis Jahnke and chine. Fred Bollwinkle and famil- es, one pair rimless glasses, a check Laura Smith of Salt Lake City. Hales son, machine cutter and 1 Freeze wire-cbook on Andersons Bank, Idaho Falls, of Quality. yNov. 17. J. C. Adams and Elease conveyor and pug mill. and fie recommends to the Salt motors. Idaho, electric 2 of Salt Lake City. famWeaver Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Denker and A A ft also two keys belongelectric motor. frftftfrftftftftft'frftfr Lake 1 Temple, ily have moved to Salt Lake City for ing Ao auto. Call electric motor. 4 or leave at 1 WANTED Girl for housework. the winter, where Mr. Denker is electric motor. 1 Layton, residence, Alma Phillips' r street, Ogmotors. Apply 641 Twenty-sixt- h Starters for .electric Utah. Reward. Mrs. Sarah Phillips. den, Utah, or phone 1494. Adv. tf transformers 3 1600-vo- lt 1. Adv. Mr. Minor of Salt Lake City, who Lightning arrester. Oil switch. JONATHANS $1 per bushel. Cider recently purchased the James hoist. 1 For f Weak Stomach. has moved his residence 60c Sr., etc. gallon. Vinegar 40c gallon. CanShafting, belts, pulleys, rule all you need to do a As general same. the into open wheelbarrows, kilns, corn $4 per case. Can your own ned family Clay cars, is to adopt a diet suited to your age meat. Our cookers air dryers, etc. are at the service The vaudeville show given by the and occupation and to keep your have as the property of The Kaysville do the work; we feel You When you of you any person. will expose th Stake Relief "' society ln'the West Brick Company-an- d when and mtich constipated, too eaten heat. and Utah Fruit cans wu as furnish will same for sale, or so much Bountiful amusement hall Monday ev- - take one of Chamhcrlan Tablet Adv. 2 90. demands Phone Plaintiffs satisfy Adv. 11 JuiceCompany. success. and costs, at the front door of the ening was a grand County Court House, at Farmington. Davis County, State of Utah, on the Great Oaks Little thereon, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. SALE NOTICE OF SHERIFFS Grow BARNES BANKING COMPANY sub-urb- -- to-w-it: Just Received 46,-00- ....... Blankets and Knit Goods - SWEATERS, SCARF SETS, CAPS, Etc. Nor-cros- a, the Make Y 10-ye- ar op. Kaysville g, - four-moul- The House ut 28-M- -- Known Everywhere As The VERY BEST 11-8-- 11-7- -3 Ar-buck- le, -- ar. to-w- it: 11-2- 30th day of November, A. D. 1917. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock M. -- Made of .Choicest Utah Wheat Milled in the most modern mill Packed in the neatet manner EVERY DEALER HAS IT -- Sheriff. Dated November 8, A. D. 1917. Dates of Publication, Nov. 8, 15, JZ, 1917. DELINQ UENT NOTICE The Kaysville Irrigation Comapny; , principal place of business, KaysviUe, Foaming Satisfying Exhilarating U1 j) pA ol J Utah. Large, Soft, Clean NOTICE: There are delinquent, upon on: the 20 of No. $L25 Assessment of account the .27th day of per share, levied on amounts set several the 1917, August, of the names respective . opposite the, - as follows I j -f- ollowing-described-stocL ( 1 share-holde- rs Cert. o Name Shares Amt. r383Drnsilla J. R. Bark dull 7 1 Wanted at Reflex Office Will Pay 5c. Pound $39.75 34.00 8 Alvin Barkdull 8.50 3. Rinaldo Mowrey .. 17.00 4 Rinaldo Mowrey 6 2.V0 Samuel G. Ogden And by order of the board of made on the 27th day of Auj?-us- t, 1917, so many shares of each parcel of such stock, as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction on the 5th day of December, 1917, at 10 a. m. at the South Front Door of the Kaysville City Hall, KaysviUe, Utah, 432 52 66 78 to pay the delinquent uieuact lion-intoxicati- ng - - Mrn The pure food beverage to serve in the. home with meals or between meals. lUnttfscturei ky Becker Co. if your local dealer hasnt Beceo order from Becker Llfg. |