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Show w 1 V s THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. UTAH Sljr Drrklji tlrflrx THE INLAND PRINTING c NIL CO. aala. II. Items taken from The Reflex of ten 4 years ago dated June 14, 1927. KimUH L'uK Hurt t, Uhlla ta wMitha Mi TODAY w. r. crrusoM. tdaut . A. krrusoH. a rti uhw . LAYTON ta tu IM r farts fktfe TEN YEARS AGO FaMlafetd Uf ' 1I1L married ia Ogden the first part of this week. You should visit the Union Furniture Co., at Bountiful during their June sale. It is certainly a price Adv. crushing event. Phone 15 Miss Elm a Whitesides entertained at a trousseau tea last Monday afternoon from four to seven. A dainty luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Garrett, of Brigham City were in Layton Tuesday and Wednesday, where they came to attend the funeral of Mrs. Garretts fsther on Tuesday. Miss Vera Layton entertained at a dinner Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Dewey Barton. Those present were. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Layton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flint and Miss Mamie Layton. " Mrs. Elburn Dixon, the Misses Mamie Layton, Annie Brown, Lois Whitesides and Erma Evana were entertained at supper at the Bigelow Hotel and theatre party at the Egyptian last Friday evening. The Columbine camp. Daughters of Pioneers, are sponsoring a dance festival which will be presented by the students of the Reed school of dancing of Ogden. The recital will be given, next Friday evening, June 17, at the Community hall. $m (raS Raa milk. Um 1 a faatarr pvwiK. Oa tte iMOw rmlmiam IM 4aferS Um W tte JhaiWgw SMrkOnew run. a k. tbw im KaysvQle i4 aw. William Allen, the Kaysville archifUtll tect, has preps sed plans and specifications for an extensive addition to Cobscription (2.00 per pear ia advance the central school building. Besides Miss Ileen Evans Is dancing at the a new building the plans call for a TZLKnrONKS steam heating plant and modern Hotel Bigelow this evening. Offlea M. II plumbing. Mrs. Liewey Barton will leave soon w. r. ye n. 114 Mr. and Mrs. Hebf r J. Sheffield eniww, N. for C a. lwiM California where she will join her tertained a number of frienda at din- husband. ner Sunday. Mr, and MnXoriri Ellison, of Mag a 3tiaaJDoria.Tharnlay-antcrtaine- d were the goesta of Mr. Ellisons Mfad na, a friends number of at girl The recent achievement of the mother Tuesday. f irty at her homo last evening, American youth, Charier Lindbergh, The Miss time. a Shirley Day, daughter of Mr. splendid ported yre and Mrs. Glen Day, had her tonsils who euccestfolly negotiated the dif.Layton ficult air pasaage from New York to Uriel Major, who la playing ball Paris, alone, point a moral that may tion with the Utah Power A Light with Magna, was a Layton visitor the company. well be pondered by alL The Layton Sugar company field fore part of the week. t To this modest, wholesome youth superintendents report a larger acreAbout seventy-fiv-e people of Lay-to- n attended the funeral of Elmer have come the highest distinctions age of beets than ever 'before with Ssndall in Tremonton last Sunday. and awards that coaid be credited to a correspondingly better stand. Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis are reMrs. J. H. Green will give a shower ouch heroic and epoch making effort Willey, of joicing over the arrival of a baby Fortune stands beside him ready to n honor of Miss Maude Syracuse, at the Green ' homestead to- girL Mother and daughter are doing tipple her form for his enrichment morrow fine. afternoon. 'Wealth and success are his for his If a little town could be interested well neat haa Leo a Green cottage Miss Mattie Nalder, of Layton; and In making itself beautiful, that alone nobility in strife. And he deserves on the of completion on the north John W. Firth, of South Weber, were weald all that an admiring world can give side way keep It busy 19 hours a day. , street east of the Bamthe of for his victory over the wind and station. Leo ia preparing a ware. Other aviators have crossed berger home Tor his prospective bride. Miss the long lapse of ocean, but none has Maude Willey, of Syracuse. They will crossed ft in the blase of personal be married in the Salt Lake temple on triumph that Lindbergh did. of next week. Wednesday Re is the personification of Amerifirst Dr. A. Z. Tanner delivered can youth American character. He aid address to the Bee Hive girls has read a lesson to the youth of the evening. The address was world which should make them realise Tuesday very interesting as well as instructive. that only through dean, healthful liv ing can the human body accomplish 15 monumental effort. It was Boy d youth which School gambled with death In a race against the elements. -- Armin This character and purposeful outDEER LODGE. June look were based, no doubt, upon Rill, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hill, member of the senior lessonIn of financial Independence of Drummond,Powell learned county high school, early youth or derived from class of the the thrift habit of a progenitor. The U one of the youngest students to be in physical attribute, the victory, of GadUhted from any high school four-rethe having are not regulation an Lindbergh, af primarily tonne. The lad, who received fair of care, cleanliness and absten his tonight, was 15 years of diploma are the but careful cultivation Hons, before he graduated. of a thriftful character. Investiga- ago two days is this Not true, but he is an only and retime time have tors, again, in a honor class of 40 memstudent ported that the many young criminals bers, having received a scholarship in haled to the courta, are those youths college at Bozeman in the who have no money, who have no the statecontest recently held here, learned thrift. They literally broke district contest state and in the into criminal habits because the les- he was awarded a scholarship medal for work in sons of thrift, lessons that Lindbergh physics. Amin attended the grade unconsciously and consciously learn schools at new Chicago; took - two ed, was not taught them by their years in high school at Drummond, parents. and two years the junior and senior It was Lindbergh's endurance, not in the Powell county high school, lie his expending capacity that made him will probably enter the state college in successful. Endurance can bo aecur Boseman next fall. ed by thrift, and thrift after all Mrs. John E. Hill was formerly the basis for character and Miss Ivy Blood, of Kaysville, now re- siding at New Chicago, Montana. AinrlU( nta m - .YictoryofJYouth clean-minde- d, elean-bodie- ,11 'Phone Was. 4413 r mnniiiiHiiuiuuuuiiimimiimin,,, Castlegato CLARENCE BAIRD at Is now being handled Law 404 Dcstcn by the ELI. Kaysville Canning. . Corp. Salt' Lake City, Utah Not Coal Prices $5.50 at Yard; $6.25 Delivered 4th of July Excursion Fares I)j W7 Phone 7 Kaysville ntnimiKHiiiinnuimiitnim Of Dont Get Discouraged Denver & Rio Grande Western' Railroad One and COAL -- Attorney and Counstllsr if you cant buy a screen door to fit your door, because I can make you one. d Fares For the Roondtrip Tickets will be on sale between all points in Utah on July 2 and 3. Original starting point must be ' reached by July 6. Call on nearest Rio Grande Agent for Detailed Fares. One-thir- ALSO screens to fit any window. If It Can be Made of Wood, I Can Make It. - , i ShirleyHeywood Layton, Utah rally a of Drummond Finishes High ar ATTENTION ! 4 in an astonishing degree have the design, construction and service of our Electric Ranges. In the great Westinghouse laboratories their suggestions as to things desired in this modern kitchen servant have been turned over to research engineers, designers and other members of the big companys staff. They have worked these things out and today offer to the women who manage homes a wonderful line of ranges which are essentially the product of the American woman. WOMEN Farmers Contractors and Builders i . & t a number of cars of all kinds of Building Material fresh from the mills that we are going to sell at. We have 4 f 4 From our large assortment of Electric Ranges of the highest quality manufactured in the world with exclusive features and distinctive advantages with beauty of design and complete satisfaction in performance you may make a selection' that will perfectly meet your requirements. i COST If you are in need of anything DOWN in the building line BUY NOW la coartnienf payments 'terms that remove all causes GIFTS Balance DONT DELAY! f waiting to enjoy what so many c your friends do ask them. Dnriif June we one of our electric ranges Kaysville: Phone 107 Ogden: Phone 555 MAE BUSCH and OWEN MOORE in n. . Camille of the Barbary Coast . uti 'I Chapter SSIeIUng IMUom OPERA HOUSE, Saturday, June 18 . Show at 8:20 P. IL . Every woman who manages a home and has modern conveniences to assist her in her daily routine of tasks that must be done every day in the year saves herself irksome labor that would otherwise rob her of the joy of living time to do the many to rest-ti- me things every normal woman wants to da-ti- me to give thought toiler health tune to plan m many ways to make her home brighter. The Electric Range fa a dependable, dean, swift servant that lifts so much of theirit-cheout of It fa the most economical way to cook. You wffl havedrudgery an Electric Range come ,why put 03 haTU,e lt? A8 toe years go passing by, lets get the most out of themaUI . . j. .. . , -- 1 a bean--, tiful Roman percolator, tray and service, as shows la tha picture at the left. THIS IS THE PERCOLATOR SET Brown Lumber Co. in all who buy ... MOTHS. 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