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J Next Thursday evening, April 8rd, the West Kaysville Sunday school will give a program, dance, and social In their meeting house.- It Is for the benefit of the West- Kaysville Sunday school. Every one is invited. im Kaysville, Utah frftftftftftftAAflftftftfohT S VtftatMMdidlintNIlflHffHifttr iMIl.l.Uiallllliiiiiiiliiiixiliii Kaysville has declared Sat. March 29 as squirrel day to get all the men and boys out to kill every one of these pests. Get behind Kaysville It isnt so much what you what you save. See your as plant DO IT NOW, man. pest Farm-Burea- u. consisted in playing two marches and ll!!l!!!!!i!!!ll!!ll!II!l!lg the Star Spangled Banner. , It was an impressive ceremony and well ' worth seeing. The hospital center basketball team was defeated last night by a visiting team. Two bandmen played on the team and so we rooted like sixty. As a result I can hardly talk today. The score vfras and the game was hard fought thruout. It nearly wound but then soldiers up in a are supposed to be fighters, I guess. I hope you got my letter telling' about seeing President Wilson and General Pershing on Xmas day. The following is the result of efforts inspired by that occasion. If you care to you may send it to the Reflex. Wilson at Langres This spot here knew the warriors tread, Two thousand years ago; . ' Twas here the mighty Caesar camped Wjth all his pomp and show; Here once the fierce Attila burned The city to the ground.. The scars of many battles waged Around here may be found. Prices. A splendid concert will be given next W Wni Dint Tuesday evening in the Kaysville McLATCIIIE BREAKS Opera House, punder the auspices of ant OUT INTO VERSE the M, L A. organizations. Prof. Mar-cellSmith of Ogden and a number Langres, France, E jTft ft ft ftftrfrftftftftftftftfrftfrftftft frftft A hit of talented assistants will furnish the February 2, 1919. John G. M. Barnes, who has been ill entire program. Curtain at 8:30 p. m. Dear sister; ia again able to attend business. I received yours and mothers letThe proceeds will be fo rthe benefit of j Mrs. E. M. Bagley and little daugh- the Mutual. ter of January 3, --yesterday. It was the EE ter visited in Kaysville on Monday. first mail I had received in a long Mrs. John W. Thornley entertained I have tell I nujfflt time. you that J. George Barnes of Salt Lake has the EE Bay View Club last Friday after averaged about one letter in two weeks been quite ill with rheumatism for the noon at her home. During the meetfor the last three months. As far as EE past week. ing, Mrs. Robert Birkin and Mrs. A. my Christmas box is concerned, I havMrs. Arnold M, Barnes was the Z. Tanner read the story The Palace, fc ent seen or heard of it. I doubt from guest of Mrs, William Craig of Ogden by Henry Van Dyke. Roll call was what I have seenthat sixty per cent last Sunday. answered ; with current events. The of those boxes reached their destinaEE Mr. and Mrs, Chari qa Barnes "spent hostess served dainty refreshments tion, 1 have had only one Reflex Sunday in Ogden with Mr. and Mrs during the afternoon. Besides the since we left St. Andre, November 13, ' Thomas Burton. members the following guests were but Josie EE Strong sends clippings to Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Sinclair of present! Mesdames Mocker, Dickson, Harry all the time, so we have had Layton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Knowlton. the news right along. The best thing John W, Galley on Synday, Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. E. you can do, is to keep on writing to Mre. Albert F. Barton entertained Smith entertained their children at a the most recent address you know But these great men have been sur- several of her friends on Tuesday affamily dinner at their. home in, Kays until I send you word that I am going passed, ternoon at her home south of Kays- ville. The was in honor of home. We may go up into Germany, A greater hero came; gathering . : ville. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Sunset, yet. So dont believe any of the Tum- A man of power, a man of might The i Kaysville Home Dramatic com who will soon leave for Turley, Idaho, ors you hear. 1 hear as many or more Th whole world knows his name. pany will present The Village Law- where they will make their home, (hi rumors than you do but they have still Unlike the conquering Roman hosts, and not realities. yer at the Kaysville .opera house last Friday night' friends and neigh- remained rumors Unlike the raging Huns; ' Mail : , , bors of M r. and M rs. Charles Smith He conquers with his high ideals ' A'fine baby girl wasborn toMr tendered them a pleasant surprise at FTi'ear thf' sergeant call the names And not with swords and guns. From letters every day; and Mrs. George Blamires on Satur- their home in Sunset. The attendance day of last week. Mother 'and child was very large and a rare good time I strain my ears expectantly, When Caesar came, this thrifty jland M I think I perhaps may are doing nicely, was enjoyed by all present. . Came under Roman sway; Just accidently hear my name Mr. and Sirs. Irvin Strong and Mr Attila garnered in the spoils, Mr. and hjrs. Arnold M. Barnes enAmong the score or more. and Mrs. Ralph Strong all of Salt Lake An4 carried them away. But not a letter reaches me, number of a tertained young large were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank But Wilson sent out high ideals, Tis the same thing oer and oer. people at their home last evening, the And these ideals gave birth Gailey on Sunday, occasion being their wedding anniUnto a League of nations, which Fred Nalder has recently returned Games and music furnished Ive heard that nothings quite so rare versary, Metis justice to the earth. from a visit to southern Idaho, Mr. amusement for the As a lovely day in June; evening softer Aimoz-vou- s Nalder has several children with whom la poisie? Je penseEE were Or whispers on a Chinaman, refreshments which dainty il tst la meilleur ue je ai ecrit he visited while there. que Or a lifelong honeymoon. served by the hostess. The guests I dont know wether the above ! EE John II. Coles suffered a light stroke were; Misses Evelyn Gailey, Moiselle Yet, though these things are very rare, French is absolutely correct but I think Sometime ago which affected the use They have occurred, and will; Renstrom, Mollie Barnes, Faye San is it very nearly so. I take another of his lower limbs, . He is reported ders, Leone Love, Georgia Sitzer, Ar But letters in the A. E. F, ' lesson tonight from my Madmamoi-sell- e somewhat improved now. I find are rarer still. ' tell Linford, Garnet Swan, Mrs. John Gavelle. I Vfijoy them a good Yes, we must endure it until we can Mayor John W. Thornley has been .arson, Clair Gleason, Hazel Bishop, deal and feel quite at home there. indisposed for several days past. He and Estella Epperson; Messrs. Leland yet into such close proximity that we has been confined to his room much docker, Mac Swan, Homer Warner, will not need the medium of the A." Her mother brings me a cup of hot milk naarly every time I go there and of the time and is now somewhat im- Maurice Barnes. Earl Jarman, Lester P. O. for our messages. she wants to talk to me it seems. She Yesterday we went about ten or proved. . Gleason, Wendell Barftes, and Bob twelve miles to a little town called almost interrupts the lesson by asking James P. Bennett is very ill with Marshall,. me some question. I am going to W Want rtepotBourg to play. The occasion was the pneumonia at the home of his daugh-thdecoration of several men for excep- write n letter to Orson Barton in Mrs. Frank Hill in West Layton. KILL THE GROUND tional bravery. They all belonged to French: if I am here long enough to Very little hope is entertained for his write it. SQUIRREL CAMPAIGN the Tank Corps and were cited for exrecovery. u Give has considerable The best to everybody and let fightingrfor rescuing com- mother my Kaysville people are preparing for poison mixeji up for ground squirrels ceptional read this letter. . rades and for continuing the fight garden planting and farmers are now and gophers. It Is to be distributed when Tour brother, wounded. If, I remember corj Pvt. Clarence very busy plowing and' seeding. The through the local pest control men. C. McLatchie, there were four officers, one " pastures are showing green and You should get poison now from your rectly I Convalescent Camp Det., sergeant, three corporals and three thertf is every, evidence that spring is local I pest man as they are easier to privates. All tffese men were wounded. Hospital Center, ' at hand. ' A. E. F. I get now than a week later. The crosses were awarded by a brigadier-gA. P. 0. 714 eneral. Our part of the program Band 1 17-1- 5, o- us free-for-a- -- Buek Coffee, per lb. M. J. B. Coffee, per can ... Salus Green Tea, per pkt. Tree Tea, per pkt. ll, Diamond C. Soap, 6 bars for... Jap Rose Soap, per bar to-nig- 1...... 5C S Our new lines of Ladies and Childrens White Shoes and Pumps, Straw Hats, and Summer Underwear are in. ? Dont fail to look over our line of Ladies Skirts and Waists before buying. . H:. Golden Rule Stores . ! ? ......10c Matches, per, box , - ....25c. EE Originators of Low Prices. KAYSVILLE" FARMINGTON 5 H I I S Seed planting .time is here. - We have seeds in great variety, in bulk and pack- e, Farm-Burea- ages. . , COLORITE C0L0IIS OLD AND NEW STRAW HATS Satin, Silk and Canvas Slippers and Basketry Tou color your straw hat fresh and dainty as new with Colorite in most any popular shade, or you can color your straw hat to match a new dress. Colorite is a liquid, sold in bottle, with brush for applying. It is waterproof and durable, very easily applied and dries in thirty minutes. There are sixteen colors as follows;. Cardinal Red, Yellow, Navy Blue. Cadet Blue, Sage Green, Certse, Burnt Straw, BrownFVialet, Lavender, Old Rose, Jet Black, Natural, Victory Blue and Gray. - H $rpu desire any other color than above, you can obtain same by mixing the different specified colors together, according to the directions on each package. Up ' r 1AYTON DRUG CO. rv Prescription Druggists Shop by Mail Peas, beans, beets, carrots, parsnips; in fact anything you may desire. 59 Our stock of SWP Paints and Varnishes was never more complete ; I ifllSVI ; 3 ' Hi CO-O- P. The House of Quality Stewarl-Burto- n GENERAL MERCHANDISE KAYSVILLE. UTAH Co. M. W. PHILLIPS Candies, Cigars, Groceries, etc. KAYSVILLE, UTAH |