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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH ?W OOYAL WORCESTER Sade In j 1 XsCORSETS the delights of selecting ROYAL WORCESTER corsets you have such abundant variety from which to choose. Style, size and price are yours to name. This is one of effiBut, whatever, your selection of model, you can be confident of correct fashion, cient molding of figure, comfort, and satisfactory wear. ; All this is implied and assured in the world famous name ROYAL WORCESTER. Corsets and corsetieres await your coming. DEPAKIHI H. J. SHEFFIELD & SONS Telephone No. The Most of the Best - 1 CASH STORE Kaysville, Utah for the LeastCash b. wwwwwwwwww? Miss Alta Robinson will leave for ing was spent in playing games after were the first of the week for a J Vrefreshments which Fielding dainty $ Hayes, Farmington. KAYSVILLE vacation with relatives and short served. M.' G. makJohn Barnes is Th largwt city In north D.vl county j Mayor fine place for rooldonco. K.y.villo Holler Directors Barnes and Steed of the friends. a for proing preparations patriotic oatab and fruit canning Mills, wtUbl li.bm.nt and great brick plant add atradily ! gram and celebration in Kaysville on Davis and Weber Counties Canal Co., ' to the wealth of the city. General farmand NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF d the canal Wednesday ing, fruit and vegetable growing for Military Registration day. Further Kaysville STOCKHOLDERS LAYTON j and aannlng are important lnduatriaa. announcement will be made in next found that most of the mud that had Haa the Davie County Central High achool, SUGAR COMPANY x and Sundays Wednesdays ehurebaa and new opera bouae. City water winter the slid into the canal during weeks Reflex. To the Stockholders of the Layton and electric lighta are indueementa for i J Phone 9B First crop alfalfa hay for' sale. d spring had been cleaned out and Sugar Company: ' Home of the Inland Printing Notice is hereby given that a special company and ita A. B. Spiljman, manual training in- that approximately 90 feet of water printing plant Apply to.John G. M. Barnes, Kays- OVER BARNES BANK ville. Adv, structor in Davis High, departed for was flowing in the canal now. The sup- meeting of the stockholders of the been Mrs. Alma Ash of Salt Lake City has Layton Company Sugar Specialist plates, crown and Mrs. Goerge W. Swan will entertain his home in Denver yesterday. He has ply of water will be increased from called by the board of directors to conis the guest of Mrs. W. E, Smith for a been same .retained for the bridge work, and correction 5 tposition day to day until a full stream is vene at the office of the company at the Bay View Reading club tomorrow, few days. of irregular teeth. AH work $ on for next the the Layton, Davis county, Utah, year, flowing. afteroon at her home north of and material guaranteed g Friday, 14th day of June, A. D. 1917, at ten Miss Ruth Barton of Provo is visit- the T. McClure Peters has returned from city. cona. oclock m., for the purpose of ? Ogden Office: ing at the home of her grandfather, FARMINGTONLOCALS and acting upon the proposiNational Bank an- Colorado Springs where he spent last sidering First' Mr. Soren and Neilsen Building JohnR, Barnes, during the week, Mrs. Nellie Gardner will entertain tion to increase the capital stock from nounce the marriage of their daughter week visiting with his sister. ToVeron club next Friday afternoon. $600,000.00 to $1,000,000.00, and to the Miss Ella Smith entertained the Jennie and ar gether they visited the most prominent AayeBoeslundrthe-mamend Article V o fthe Articles of Oakla swarm of Bees, at her home Pile's Peak Mrv Jesse Earl of riage to take place early in June. J points of interest in the Fielding is the Incorporation to effectuate such last Tuesday evening. region and incidentally ascended the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson change. R. Elaine Connon of Salt Lake City is By order f the board of directors. peak via the "cog" route. this week. Miss Artel France of Centerville is R. E. ALLEN, Secretary. spending the week with her grandNOTARY PUBLIC Last Monday evening the 7 oclock Howard Preece is one of the enlisted First publication. May 24, 1917. visiting with her cousin, Miss Clarice parents, Mr. and Mss. John G. M. Williams. southbound Bamberger hit Mr. Ezra patriots who is now in Cheyenne takLast publication, June 14, 1917. Barnes. With Barnes Banking Co, Kaysville inauto. No one was Liljenquists medical the course. Miss Alviva Jensen of Mt. Pleasant ing MARRIAGE LICENSES Mrs. Phoebe Rushforth and children jured, but the front wheels of the ma- - Mrs. L. H. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Douglas Mamie, Ruby, Muir and Merrill children and left left Parley chine were quite badly broken. The May 16th Harold L. Steed Phillips, for a few weeks. today for Burley, Idaho, where they collision happened one block north of this morning for Riverdale, Idaho, for Alice Ward, of Farmington.. a few weeks visit with relatives. Mr, and Mrs. Nick Bonnermort will w'ill spend the summer. Misses Phoebe the station. May 17th Earl T. Tracy and Irena and will in Edna remain entertain the 500 club at their home Kaysville. Miss Annie Madsen of Brigham Hinckley, of Ogden. Mrs. Emily Sitzer who has been conthis evening. T .McClure Peters is contemplating nected with the schools of Davis City spent the week-en- d in Farming May 19th William R. Wade and Harold Barnes and Miss Lois Wal-Otrip to Hat island this week. He will county for the past four years as ton, the guest of Miss Alta Robinson. Ruth A. Erickson, of Salt Lake City. May 19th Chester G. Davis and ton of Salt Lake City were the be accompanied by three boys in Will- vocal instructor, has resigned her poThe South Davis Stake Primary ofKAYSVILLE, UTAH M. Johnson, of Salt Lake City. Zina iam to II. Bloods boat. M. of Arnold Barnes They expect Sunday. guests sition. Mrs. Sitzer is a lady of ac ficers will hold their monthly- meeting First Class and be gone two or three days. May 21st Walter B. Bukerton of knowdelged ability in her chosen pro- next Saturday at 1 p. m. in the East Mrs. W. P. Epperson returned last San Cleveand M. Edna CaL, Diego, Work: Motto Our Quick Misses Ruby Phillips and Verna fession and a decided loss to the Bountiful No. 1 meeting house. All Tuesday from a five weeks visit in officers are requested to be present- .- land, of Salt Lake City. TELEPHONE 45--J Colorado. While away she stopped in Chipman entertained the members of schools and the community, May 21st Walter Worsley and their af last 4 religion class, Thursday Denver,' Colorado Springs, Manitou Xhe dance la8t nfghtf which was The Livingston Live Stock Co. Vera McGrew, of Salt Lake City. and Pueblo. She reports a splendid ternoonat the home of Miss Phillips given in honor of the Kaysville boys shipped their 400 imported sheep from May 21st Cornelius R.. Snowden A most enjoyable time is reported. who have Joined the National Guard, the race track grounds, Monday even- and Rena Brooks, of trip. Ogden. j Since the rain of Sunday night, the proved quite a success. Music, was ing, in O. S. L. cars, to their 5000-acLisceneed Abstractor and May 21st Gus Dyer and Florence fenced ranch near Coalville. In the lot Pearson, of Salt Lake farmers are planting tomato plants furnished by the Kaysville band. DurNotary Pnblle City. by the thousands. No doubt a bumper ing intermission Mayor Barnes deliv- were a number of small lambs. . Office F. C. M. Bldg. crop will be handled by the Kaysville ered an address in which he gave the - - . FARMINGTON Mrs. Thackam and Mrs. Sarah Hess UTAH and Syracuse canneries this fall. boys the best wishes of the Kaysville have gone to Idaho to spend the sumJ Kaysville was visited by burglars citizens. mer with some of their children. MonThree rooms of almost new on Tuesday night. They entered the Miss Vera Blood entertained a numFOUND A velvet jacket 'with a fur day afternoon Mrs. John Hughes gave E. furniture, very reasonable. Kaysville77 Drug and escaped with ber of young friends last Friday even- them a farewell party at her home; collar. Owner cal at Reflex office. Dentist about $100 in cash and merchandise. ing in honor of Georgia Sitzer who is the rooms were decorated with carna- Advt. Office yt Block West of Barnes Bank An attempt was made to break Into the to leave soon with her mother, Mrs. tions. Music and a dainty lunch were I. V. WILSON Stewart-Burto- n WANTED QUICK Davis and Weber Co., but that was un- Emily Sitzer, for Nebraska. The even- - features of the occasion. Phone 41 The pilferers entered the successful. Canal stock. Company amount, Any Utah Farmington KAYSVILLE - - UTAH 1 to 40 shares. Will pay $160 per through a window and gained Phone 1W access to the cellar. However, the latshare cash. Ralph E. Hoag, at Utah ter place reports no loss. National Bank, Ogden. Adv.-t- f. M. E. VADDODPS .hip-nr.- Paul Williams entertained eight of his young friends at an oyster supper last Monday evening. Mr. A. J. Curtis and son Buster left this morning for Berkeley, Cal., where they will make their home in the future. ' nt Farm Wanted rCan pay cash. N. - Marsteller DENTIST t t t I .U ; J. - GAILEY Hansons Electric Shoe Shop i - Up-to-da- te i , i i4 f t i 1 -- j. e. nomjisofi re FOR SALE WANT ADS Dr.W. n i I jl WHITAKER Co-O- p. All early spring hats at half price Kaysville Millinery. Adv. ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W for cash. ix x x WlnrA Farm David Jenson For N. J. Harris sale. Inquire of W. R. Roberta. Phone 42-'Layton. Adv. ATTORNEYS AT LAW HOTEL FOR RENT 405 Eccles Bldg.' Notaries Public The old Kaysville hotel at the corner Phone 330 of State road and Locust street is for Ogden, Utah , rent. Clarence E. Wright Owner will repair building to con- J. A. Howell form with the wishes of a suitable tenSl . ant. Experienced hotel people would do well with this property. For furLAWYERS ther information apply to W. P. Ep6 Eccles Building person, Kaysville. Adv. Phone 603 OGDEN, UTAH 7 EXTRA 4, I am in the market for a $20,000 farm in the Layton or Kaysville district. Write or call on those N. HAYES N. FARMINGTON HOW-T- O UTAH REDUCE YOUR EGG BILL - -- Painted kitchen floors make housework easier. Acme Quality Floor Paint forms a smooth hard surface that cleans almost as easily at tile. No - need of haek breaking serubbihg' -- -- put the eggs in first and then pour on the ilquid. may be added from day to day as obtained Only fresh eggs Eggs should be puv down. Further information we will gladly give oyr customers. .Water Glass is put up'in four sizes: ' Pints, 25c; Quarts, 40c; 4 Gallons, GOc and Gallons, $1.00. Absolutely safe many people are now putting down eggs. THE LAYTON DRUG CO. Wright 514-51- TTV A FLOOR PAINT - (Where Quatity Counts) HARRIS & JENSON 15-10-- lt. ACME QUALITY -- 1 FINE MILCH COWS Howell A little information concerning the use of WATER GLASS for the preservation of eggs Simple, Economical, Effectual. pa rt.of .AY aief .Glass.- - is.-- h&r oughl y m ix ed with lO' part: of water, should be clean and pure. Boiled water is preferable, although not. necessary Any - soft,water suf h- as rain water will give satisfactory results. Earthen crocks, tin or galvanized palls, wood kegs may be used as containers; they must be clean and free from leaks.. Fill container 2 full with the diluted liquid and immerse eggs Fr-..Use.:l- Suite 610 Judge Building Motorcycle Bargain A No. 1 Thor, Salt Lake City, Utah two speeds. D. F. Bone, Layton. Residence - - Woods Cross, Utah Adv. is inexpensive, a quart covers 75 square feet two, is and it easy to apply. coats, The Acme Quality Painting Guide Book tells all about painting also waxing, staining and varnishing floors; what to use, how much will be required and how it should be applied. Free at our stored H. J. Sheffield & Sons, Kaysville Saturday, May. 26 Mowers and Samples lor the Ladies Factory Experts 'in attendance demonstrat- ing Tiffany Blends. Let us solve your paint problems. Farmers Onion of Layton a-- a n n n s |
