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Show f V THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH LAYTON E IS COMPLETE !ii uS all the very Latest Styles Our Special Sales are extra sood raiucs Ladies Trimmed hats $2.50, $3.50 and $4.50 Large ,V- - line misses- '- and children V school hats and trimmed hats up A We STAFFORD more than you want A son amis born to Mr. and llcuben Green Tuesday. Mother and child doing cell. Lead in Low Prices MILllflERY COMPANY 2455 Washington Av:., Oden, Utah I I of West Lay .The Y. ton doited Mrs. Ethel Corbridge priident and Irene and'Sarah B. La ton councilors. low price for a iooil suit of clothes. Ami probably is about the price you" prefer to pay yet arent There will be a great beat hardest in the Layton district- this fall. Orders to commence digging are expected soon,. - - Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lay-to- n haxe returned home from Nevada where they went to look after their mining interests.' 1622 M. M. 1. You A. The Layton Y. has elected Chester Naldir presi dent and W. R. Harris and Paul Whiteside T councilors. Secretary James Morgan. URn Vox. has returned- Jvom the east where he went with a shipment of sheep and on Mon day departed for Nevada where he w ill enters the employ ofJlv dCITisonliahi'ffing company. AN AWFUL HIS LOOKS STADIUM splendid hand made clothes will make a big difference in j our looks They will make a difference in ' yv.ur feelings, too. Youll have the confidence and satisfaction that only well made clothes of perfect fit and proper style can give you.X Befcre you buy your r.ew fall suit, come and see thV line we have. Youll be surprised to learn what high grade . I clothes a little money will buy. I . . . J clothesStadium .a Satisfaction certainty jf you buy 1 all-wo- ol suit, weir lined and -- cant Aiavoany regrets withal STYLE!1 LUSr Perfect v guaranteed bv the makers and hv us. Huvers can't have the regret of paying more than they in' started out to pav.,.VlLsLYesTiml-.siz- es satisfaction-- . is both-overc- oats and suits. - Olofiies Dont IVIake the von usually lifted to pin more? Y on are sure of the stylish, trimmed. -- Bflon BUT THEY MAKE hldlrDIFFERENCE IN K h ;i ' J ob I In the m1dt fer highly t ftHil wi prxMluciiT orchard. ixoUin toe ppHiuoUmt ot aniw ba4Churjr iul K dler VU i O. Sv L Hy. ha jin f r UuftMV O w d tl ie, mot if ft for mi rcjf v3e5tingsui4YMT d V lrvera table (.ft ui JU44i A I You will likerthcclolhcs You will like the price News has been received in Lay ton of the burning of tbe house of Louis Freer, at St. Anthony, Idaho. Air. Freer was a former resident of Layton. The house and contents was a total loss. WATSON - TANNER :$I7 CLOTHING COMPANY 376 Twenty fourth St,. Ogden .. Among those of "West Layton who attended the Mutual con- - - - - The store of Clothing Economy The STYLEPLUS Store tention Sunday were Sarah B. Layton, Vera, Bay, Zipporah Lay-toLawrence Corbridge, William S. d'uld and Ray Corbruhtc, nisi ness to a greater extent than The fire loss sustained on the KEEP OUT was expected. Seventy jobs are few Layton meeting house ' weeks ago lias been adjusted and awaiting completion. Tlu following young people of SCREEN DOORS paid. Ihe sum was ijdbl and is Central the the ton OCDEN will Hre it that put 2356 to 62 Wash. Ave. my attending thought In regular a;res in metal ligli school at Kaysville: Mamie building in first class shape. osie and Marie Layton, GwendolCBS WINDOW SCREENS Bishop and Mrs. David E. Lay-toine Watt, Ada Day, Mary White-sideMr. and Mrs. S. G. Layton, Bone and George In aP the ergul&r sixes Mrs. Anette Stevenson, Mrs. 111 s. Clyde 21-- 3 Phone King is rejoicPrincipal frame. Odd sizes made to Elizabeth Watt and Miss Jenness 50 over over that the fact order. ing KAYSVILLE, UTAH Wiggill, attended the funeral of ver cent of liis class that finished Elder Ben E. Rich in Salt Lake Lc eighth JOHN BARTON, Kaysville, Utah grade in the t Layton BANKS ARE LIKE Sunday. schools last year are now in high 250 pupils were enrolled in the school. They are modem institutions of the greatest importance. Every one cannot afford a telephone, but there are none who cannot Layton schools on Monday of this SECOND ANNUAL FASHION Wvek. It is thought that there ACCEPT THE SERVICES OF OUR BANK SHOW The vacation is ended; the jolly freinds are separated, will be an increase of at least They will cost you nothing. Your money witl be safely guarded in 26-2This 75 by the end of the month. but- - you can keep them with you in pictures. Ogden Sept. our fire and burglar proof vaults You wtll be furnished Bank and will make the largest enrollment check boe.ks and a eoirei t statement of your account at any time. Excursion via Oregon Short Probably you owe it to them, and modern photography Do YOVJt DmLintf with US'. lever had in the schools. Line. Tickets on sale from Utah makes the obligation an easy one to meet. We pay 4 per cent interest on time deposits. The local force of the Utah mints and from Malad, Preston Theres a photographer in Ogden, whose name is Power & Light company are and Frdnklin, Idaho, September rebuilding the transmission line 26 and 27, limited to .September Oo between the Iliverdale power the 29th. $100,m Capital Round Trip From 115,000.00 Suidus Fund .. .. plant and the Ogden Sugar fact- $.G0 31.4JO.4s wire heavier New Kaysville, Undivided Profits ory. poles and 1 00 are being installed. . - - 2,000,000 Deposits Ogden, Utah. 320, 25th St. n frost of the seaspn First A. P. Biglow, Cashier. H. C. Bigelow, Pres. Layton sent a'large delegation Kaysville last night. L. Cashier, F. Pres. Vice Asst M. to VanMeter, the MutuaT convention in Syra J. Brownirg, eu.se Sunday.' Among those who HB8C Rent were Mr. and Un. L. E. El lison, Chester Nalder, W. 11. Harris, JPauL Whitesides, D.- - D. Harris, Mrs W. S. Stevenson, Mrs. W A. Dawson, Jenness Wiggill, Mag gie Green and James Morgan. OOD telephone service depends largely upon muthaUcourtesy. The telephone It is probable that the.,, Davis more useful to those who talk as if face to face, lor civility removes difficulties Bounty power plant will be and facilitates the promptest possible connections. abandoned as soon as connect ions can be made with the River As in other intercourse, it often happens that two orrnore people wish to talk to the dale plant, The--old plant IS ' and the causing considerable trouble ant saipe person at the same time- - Without courtesy confusion is inevitable, XadJcTTXentsYandXhntots Oxfords, Pumps, Straw Hats it is thought that it will be confusion is g eater when the people cannot see each other. cheaper to abandon the plant for the present. Goods-r and And under all circumstances, but they will must be CLARKS-STOR- n, CE07T7BEESLY Crystal Springs ES ICE n, s, the Flies v"h TELEPHONES 7. OGDEN STATE -- BANK I AIM GOING (HOW -- other Summef at Greatly Reduced Prices . " - - Buy early and get the better choicer I s- - " " The number of contracts for house wiring under the reduced rates has put the wiring crew'O the Utah Power & Light company 1hehindT with their work. The sp cial bargain rate brought the Co. Stewart-Burto- n Electric Your Suituill cost No More - Shoe Shop Reaey.-to-Wea-r. - - Utah Sewed Soles, Mens Sewed Soles, Womens Heels Straightened Kaysville Kind, jf You Buy ED SMYTH TAILORING from eO The Bell Telephone Service enters intimately into the social and business life of each individual. The best results come through the practice of mutual courtesy. TLs l.lcmlain Stales Telelspttona and Telegraph Company General Merchandise than the. The operators patient polite and if meet do better work they politeness on the part of telephone users. patience I 75 50 25 Good Harness Repairing done at 382 25th Street, Opposite City Hall, Ogden, Utah electric - TELEPHONE 8J. si::? s M . I |