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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH m CteMj srflfx tame' time increase expenses is he man the people sliould place in office. BY Y7. P. EPPERSON & SON UTAH KAYSVILLE matter FeV as mary II. IflL at Kaysrllle. Uuh under the act of March t. It7t Entered secoud-cla- s Rates oa application. AdrerUsina Subscription $1.25 per year when paid In advance. $1.50 per year on Overdue subscriptions or when not paid in advance. Office Phone, No. 10. Residence Phone, No. 34. A bulletin board in front 3 of a house near the corner of Fourth South and West Temple, Salt Lake City announces that Boys loafing around here are theivea. - o It cost Henry C. Frick 14.000, 000 n more or leas valuable - at havent FINE HQMES BUILT -to suit you. See one . that I have built and you will not go R. C. McBRIDE, further. nr Following are the names of the students who have been neither absent nor tardy during the first month of schools First Grade Rulon Barnes, Gifford Burton, Royal Clark, lay Harvey, Bruce Love, Louis 3raham, Marion Shepard, George Albert Chipman, Paul Wilcox, jay ton, 'James' Uushf orthpLloyd klansell, Emery Morton, Myron Layton, Lyle Graham, Leland Burton, Jay Smith, Ruth. Barker, Olive Harvey, Amy Barnes, Jen-ues- s Conrad, Marcia Williams, Leone Linford, Erma Manning, Ila Seoffield, Thelma Nance, Vera Barton, Levena Young. Second Grade Alice Shepherd, Leone Nance, Thelma Layton, Helen Hyde, Lourena Wilcox, Lueile Hyde, Christie Bodily, Gladys Openshaw, Ivy - Bishop, Lela Conrad, Vee Galbraith, Don Asher, V crnon WooJsey, Clarence If got it Ill get it 8 Oregon Short Line East stocks and bonds to marry off hi son Childs. - At the - best - the iiiiam presents ought to be of wif GcWt Layton7dohn::"Burt0n,-Verdon Thomassen, Seth valne to provide beef steak at King, Howard Openshaw, Otto least three times a week for the Blood, ,ges 22-- W . 7 To Denver,OmabaKanM3T City, St. Louis, Chicago, Min-Octob- er 25, November 22 and 24, December 20 and 22nd.- Limit 90 - days from date of sale. West To Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and other Pacific Coast points November 22 KAYSVILLE PHARMACY. PHONE 1 421 Via - .. Pkoue HOME VISITORS EXCURSION Just order what you want and bt convinced, Mail orders and phone New goods coming all the time. calls receive prompt response. Or just send the children, theyll be treated courteously. . St, Ogden, Vtah, 807 20 December 20 and. 22. Long Limits. See any 0. S. L. and24t L. R. WIGHT, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Agent for rates and further arose W youngeoaple, - I f of money they can soak an auto ratt, Leroy Blamires, Wendell for a porterhouse, provided it i Nance, Clifton Blood, Herman Layton, Sterling Burton, George a good auto. Cross, Arthur Layton. Third Grade Dellas Layton, Mrs.'Emmeltoe Pankhnrst, per Malcolm ModLayton, Grier Asher, sonal representative of the Howard Delies Manning, Linford, ern Order of Female Barn Burn Smith, Leroy era, of Great Britton, has Wen UnderWalter James liush forth, admitted into the United States tbcy"-"mn'o- nt Session-Alexand- er Busy Days Among the Great-est Coat Stocks in wood, Merrill Kushforth, Mervan dent Wilwn. In the Thaw ease Rouche, Mabel Cross, Isabell the Canadian immigration offieia Clark, Lenor Williams, Leone on the personal request of erethe wbolelhbigbuttWv dont seem to cut much ice - to this country. , the Gity Presi- f AndersonjAihprtaConradr-IvClark, Erma Burton, Elsie Odctta Sharp, Cynthia y Lay-to- n, Bar-rat- t. -- Fourth Grade John Barker, Lucille Burton, MUlie Blood, Jen-ne- s Hill, Levena Barber, James lliggs, Maurice Jones, Lida Kam meyer, Russell Nance, Newman Odd. Whiter Odd, IlOllis Rouche BessLeReeves, Walter Sharp, that Rueion Williams, Maggie Webshores, it seems strange there should be such an advance. ster, Laverna Webster, .Amanda Can it be that the tariff was not Fifth Grade Orin Blood, Or - the cause of the high price land Bennett, Herbert Hanson , living after allf An advance of from one to six .cents a. pound in the price Chicago dressed beef is report ed from Salt Lake City. Now that dressed beef is on the free list and the Argentine is sending vast quantities of beef to these Ralph And now former governor Bui zer baa been nominated as as semblyman by the New York - progressives. We rather admire Sulzer but can not find any good reason why he should be nominated unless the fact that he is progressing like most of the progressive party has been taken in-t- o consideration. His election to tbis instance is a foregone .conclusion. A Salt Lake man announcing his candidacy for commissioner declares for lower taxes, an extension of the water system, moye paving, better pay for city better sanitation and everything that any other candidate promises, lie ought to get all the votes. A man who employees, can reduce taxes and at the LaytonMurlen is a certain amount of truth phrasereven thouglvit- - has-- a There Slang THE ATTRACTION IS GREATEST VARIETY, LOWER PRICESr Manning in-- it THE GREATEST STOCKS, THE SNAPPIER STYLES, Cost Lillis L!:ks 13 l!"js The illustration shows the GENERAL lines of some of the smartest coats of the season. They have the graceful loose fit from the shoulder, but narrow below the is a certain air about this style that gives a charming distinction which appeals to almost every stylish woman. Special displays of these coats atp here hips-Ther- f SPORT AND KNITTED FOR OUTDOORS C0ATS-CL0- TH - Styles -l-oose fitting and belted which are numbered among fashions smartest. In fact, the demand is very exceptional and you should certainly examine them promptly o)if Erfgt':r and Mere . ELECTRIC HF.ATIXC PADS Ait economical and convenient substitute for the hot water bag. BABY MILK WARMERS Ready instantly night or day. A tana of the switch and Babys milk is twAj. TOASTER STOVES Hake delicious, crisp toast on tbe dining table. 10 dice for oae cent. COFFEE PERCOLATORS A delightful brew in from 10 to 12 minutes, Coffee ELECTRIC DISC STOVES Ideal for bacon, eggs, small steaks and chops, griddle cakes and toast Attach to the light socket and use oa dining table. FOOT WARMERS A comfort to cold feet A portable foot rest of mod- er&te warmth. b C:z"ilnl3 mWM & Your Suit will cost than always good. 0:r S!::k is Gtgltfs z:dWe C!:l UE Comlortablo. suggest to you cosy. WASHINGTON-AVEN- 2429 aJP Work and Worry Orate-S- an LUMINOUS RADIATORS The Electric Fireplace. Use it iasaj room. Clean, warm THE THE Style Leaders in Goats C TOR spice There is always Something doing' if you follow the crowd. At all events the Coat Department is very crowded and ' these days.busy very Elmer Ward, Harold Layton Myrtle Bodily, Maude Colemere Isabell Crawley, Alta Criddle Leila Galley," Mary Holland, Arte Love. Ie'ne Openshaw, Ella Wilcox, Salome King. Sixth Grade Alice Williams Roetta Thomassen, Bertha Clark Ada Patillo, Altha Rushforth Nellie King, Lawrence Mansell Ralph Will toms, Cecil Rushforth Seventh Grade Leone Wilcox Frank Reeves, Artel Linford Vernon Strong, Leland Asher, Viola Young, Norma Underwood, Ruby Rush forth Russell Blood Erma Bodily, Wendell Barnes, Inez Blood Vera Layton,- - Irene Gailey. Hubert Smith, Eighth-Grad- e Vernon Mansell, Ennetta Patillo Bertha Smith, Viola - Graham, Leone Love, Gladys Odd, Electric Comforts Autumn Days in are Always lt3 Appliances - LIGHT COMPANY Kind, More 0 BANKS ARE LIKE TELEPHONES They are modem institutions of the greatest importance. one cannot afford a telephone , but there are none who cannot Every- ACCEPT THE SERVICES OF OURBANK theReady-to-VVe- if ar Your money will be safely guarded in They urill cost you nothing Are and burglar proof vaults You will be furnished Bank and check books and a correct statement of your account at time. bur any . Do YOUR Banking with US. , t HJI pay i per cent interest on time deposits. You Buy from OGtiEN ED SMYTH TAILORING CO Capital Surplus Fund 382 25th Street, Opposite City Hall, Ogden, Utah , STATE BANK 100,000. 0o ' Undivided Profits Deposits . It5.000.00 31.420.48 2fiOOfiOO.0O H. O. Bigelow, Pre. A. P. Biglow, Cashier. J. M. Browning, Vice Pres. E. L. Vanlfeter, Aitt Cashier. nrr--r ... w. General "BlacKsmithlng and llorsef hoeing to attention wagon given Especial and farm machinery repairing. Sheffield Shop, Main St. K.ayS'dille - Utah Myron 'OP. , -- y 'Phillips, Confectioner &jayj't)ille, Utah |
