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Show r THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH MORE THAN HALF OF OUR Barber, Charlotte E. Alex Bills. L. IL OWER-IHITCHED JTO R.lIBeesley. atUOiHftrrt, Srfii!g,?a;na.Webh J7frank Williams,- J. Iloy Young Carver, James Chelmes, J. E. Clark" SAMS UNCLE WAR Byron L.. Blood, David W. Barnes, Charles E. Clark, John H. Clark, N. RIACHINE D. Moses IL W. Clark, Thomas J. Smith, Clark; Sally A..Clark, Higgs, James F. King, William Simpson, Claude Jeanette B. Clark, 'Maude Irene CoThe other half of our power Asher, Robert Young,- Stirling Mor- wan, Alma T. Doxey, George H. Drapton, Athens Angehus, Abe Ogden, O. er, Geneva E Fisher, Thomas Flitton, permits every individual to atA .Williams, W. It.. Phillips, Moroni C. G. Forbes, J. P. Forbes, Ernest tain wartime efficiency, saving I). Stewart. Hamblin, Fred J. Hamblin, Godfrey time, food, labor and money. Through the D. & R. C. railway: Hamblin, Moroni Ilamblm, Ralph I. H. S. Crawley, J. Louis Rasmussen, Itamblin, Richard Hamblin, Masachi COAL IS BIG FACTOR. Barnes, Claude Colemere, William F. Ilarado, George E. Holt George E.l Water power is a faithful ally Crawley, George Haught and ' J. B. Judkins, E. M, Knigh David Layton,! of the Unjted States at this time I), M. Layton, W. A. Layton, s. G. Lindsey. when great demands are being Through Oregon Short Line: Mr Layton, Joseph L. Maybe, Matilda N'akemon made McFerson, Odd Charles Robert upon the coal Bupply. Elec-- , Love, Myagishima, Shepard. Thomas Muir, D. M. Nelson,, Jens K. Greek and Paz trie Esquibel. energy, provided by the water Georgt Electric: J..W Nelson, Lawrence Nelson, Hikataro powrer plants of the Utah Powrer E. Barton, Frank Winegar and George Ogawa, Shungo Okuda, Joseph P. & Light company saved the peoPayne, George II. Reed, M..O. RobGibson, Mrs. J. JC Radley. Louise S. Roberts, Lyne Roberts, ple of Utah 1,000,000 tons of coal Through y. S. T. &"T. Co.: Edna erts, W. R. Roberts, Davis S. Samplast year. Even greater savings Mamie Ruihforth am son, James P.ushforth, Sessions, Selma J. Sesto be effected in 1918, formare THE INLAND PRINTING CO. Douglas Phillips? sions, Sannoshuki Shizioka, LeRoy B. a ing big contribution to national w. r. Kppcnwn. Editor Laton Ward $33,000 Smith, Charles E. Steed. Elma C. M, Besides conserving W. J. Steed, ,W. W , A. Roberts, Charles Grossman, Steed, efficiency. Steed, Jr., C. A. pproB, Aamciato Editor David. L. Iva S. J. Stoker, Stoker, West the available supply our energy Layton Joseph Ilill, Hugh Love, Enteral a s wfoond-eliJames A. Wiggill Terry, John E. Traugott, Sanjaro February is, j Relief nttr society, is stimulating the output of the et of j 18H .t Kav'.v.lle. UUb. under the Lewjs' whitesides, Joseph E Tsuji, Clarence Clyde Walker, James Coal mines have 6857 mines. Alvin G. W'arren, James Wood, Wood, Wiggill, Joseph II. Morgan, William M. Yamaka,Shinirhi Yosheda, Clear-fel- d connected to our horse M. A. . power J. E. II Burton, Whitesides, Subscription 0 I er.Year in Advance Ejjj8t George Stephens, J. J. Bugger, Stake bank, Enoch Harris. Jolines. In addition, 11,000 hors E. T. King, Louis Knoblauch, Glen E, seph A. Clark, John C. Reed. Peter power is represented in vonnec-- Ellison, William Love, David Knob Checkers, Louis Durant, Emanuel tions used for cook.ng,' C. E. Mangrum, F. A. Brown, lauch, Parley M. Ellison, John L. At Y. Clemenits and An Mayia, Marie MUNITIONS ARE VITAL. Agiure len, Layton, Alice W. Layton Joseph A. Sill, Eyman J. Nalder, tonio Rosales. In the' successful conduct of Luelia Nalder, Winnie D. Layton Ward $8,100 Syracuse munitions are indispensable,. . war, Mrsr Annie Fishery-ArBCook, WilLaurence Hodgson, In and southern Idaho elecUtah ham W. Whitesides, Joseph Phillip Homer C. Walker, RulonBarber, Lillie Miller, tric power equivalent to 64,020 Nalder, John F, Jaquea, James F. Thomas E. Briggs, O. W. Bates, A. O Nalder, Mrs. Walter A. Nalder, Alvin Stoker, Catherine Stoker, Roy Briggs, horses is engaged, in this indus-- -. Nalder, Mrs. William J. Thornley, Tom Satara, So Mastsin, Y. Matsu-mattry. Power from our lines is proJohn W. Whitesides, Jonathan S John Stoker, Jesse M. Holt, ducing powder for use on the batOBrien, Joseph II. Findlay, Charles Joesph P. Bodily, Alvin- B. Waite, II. Draper, Hazel W. Nalder, Glen William Varney, Earl Bodily, William tle fields of Europe. It is increasEvans, Emily Evans, Mattie F. Nal H. Beazer, Wallace Christensen, Peter ing the output of metal mines and der, Mrs, S. II. Nalder, R. W. Adams, Christensen, Samuel J. Thurgood, converting it in the mills and James W. Day, Thomas G. Forbes, Fred J. Tree, Laura Tree, Lee Young, smelters to tangible weapons Davis county has made a fine show--1 George E. Briggs, James Ware, Law- - IL P. Hansen, Clyde 'Hansen, L. E. camloan rence William Calvin in g in the third Liberty Sandall, Young, against the enemy. Williams, Charles Barber, Rudell Wil paign the total for the two districts Corbridge, II y ruin G. Talbot, Leonart ley, George H. Burnett, George D. FOOD WILL W IN. l being $237,700. South Davia district S. Flint, William Enoch Marvin Williams, Clyde Barber, J. J. Bur Factories producing food have and North Thornley, Samuel Ray Corbridge, nett. Primary Stake board, Syracuse oversubscribed $52,036 Mrs. CorCalvin S. Olive 140 cent. Following Davis about Corbridge, Local jp rimary, Earl Green, Lee Moss, per exactly 6031 horse' power conare the names of the subscribers in bridge, Albert A. Major, Irvin Thomas William E. Beazer, Willard nected to your transmission ys- North Davis district by wards or dis- - Page, Alfred F. Talbot, Alice M. Car- Knich Ota, T. Honda, Tana tern. Power from our ling is los, Thomas E. Harris, Vird Cook, keaht Baba, Ida Hansen and Thurza tricts: the John of sugar-cure- d speeding II. StevenDavid production J. Thornley, 600 Campbell, John J. Simpson, Lorin Kaysville Ward-- $32 canned goods, flour Bon, Eliza M Stevenson, Henry S. Thurgood, Lester' Barber, George L. meats, Martha A. Barnes, Lucy I. Barnes, Smedley. Fnank Knoblauch, Harold and cereals, as well as other prodHarry O, Whitlock, Wallace Wendell Barnes, Warren D. Barnes, c Ijayton( jease M. Smith; Henry W. Jensen, B. Barber, William Criddle, William ucts necessary to the welfare of Oscar E. John j Barker, John Barnett, Talbot, Lawrence Bone, Ralph O. Sco- - B. Criddle, Golden Criddle, W. IL Wilthe C. Barton, Mary L. Barton, Albert field,' Mrs. A. Bone, Leo Hyrum Lay- fighting men. David E. Cook, James Easthope, B. Barton, Mrs. Nora Barton, Adam ton Clarence M. Flint, Edwin C. Dib- - cox, CLOTHING IS NEEDED. Delbert Beazer, Hyrum U. Olmstead, Delbert F. Francis Bone. W. II. Melvin Hill, .. Beesjey, Charles T. Bennett, James P. I bi Eli W John Our Rentmaster, fighting men in Europe, as Bennett, Frank Bennett, William E. Bone, G, william Scofield, David J. Moss, Lorin W. W. Steed and well as the forces at home, must Bennett, Amos II. Bishop, Lloyd I Kershaw, Berney Rosmait, C. M. Bur-- family, JamesMoss, J. Walker, Myra Mills, Oscar M. Carlos, Joseph F. Car- - Leo' Warren, Bishop, Lambert Blamires, Carrie have, riothes. Utah, has not . Joseph B. Hansen, L. Seth Blamires, i08 Reuben Barnes, Levore Layton, Thomas Blamires, George reached" the ThurJ. Elizabeth of her possiThurgood, height Vv J Blood, John H. Blood, ill lam H. Asahel Stevenson, James H. Hill, Alex good, Eveline Thurgood, Ezra T, bilities in th manufacture II. T. of Bone, Blood, Phineas Bodily, Stewart, Wallace Gailey, David D. H. Nelson, Thomas AnderwoolA. ScoJ. J. Bowman, Emily Brough,, Heberl the Nevertheless, clothing. Dibble, Joseph Egbert, George A. Burton, Malinda J. Burton, R. M. field, Jr, Fraricis E. Anderson, John son,H.Sam Neville, Wilford Scofield, en mills of the state Rave con- -, Eliza F, Nalder, Nalder, Hyrum Burton, A. G. Butcher, William w. Morgan, Elias P. Adams, E. T. Barton, Peter Barton, David A. Thur85 horse power to the lines nected Butcher, Lulu Brugger, Lester Bybee, Morgan, Ed Marriott, Mrs. J. D. good, John A. Waite and of James this wife, company. Bamberger Electric Co, John R. Craig, Carl David Craig, Hans Her-- T. Walker and wife, D. II, Walker, Mary A. manaen, Manuel Aceves, Lawrence G. Bames, Emily S. Barnes, GREATER LAND PRODUCTION. David Cook, Ephraim W. Barnes, Alan B. Blood,- - Minnie A. Corbridge, Orson M. Page, Ida Robins, Bishop To the factories supplied Ed keep Sam J. Walkjer, Kaniko, Bill, Blood, Russell H. Blood, II. C. Bur- - Ethei a. Robins, Mrs. R. Adams, Spen- William II. Miller, Kaysville Cook, with to meet the inBurW. John products rer D. Adams, Melvin Adams, W. E. Canning ton, Christopher Burton, corporation, Peter Barton, creased demands of war, agricul-- ton, Nathan Clayson, J. B. Cooley, wiggill, Latonia theater, John Hodg- - Fred Bodily, David Cook, Joseph Earl Colemere. Frank G. Colemere, t urnl production must be inEdward David Higgs, William flolbrook, Alma Cook, Rudolph Cook, J. D. Conrad, James A. Cottrell, Edith HiKg:s, Mrs.. Elizabeth Silt, John San- - Clifford creased. , The power of 6329 BenT. Sinclair, Barber, S. Cottrell. Arthur S. Crawley, James dal, E. A. : Sullivan, I Letty Adams, B, A. horses Emma George has been put to work on Cook, Thurgood, Criddle, Orson Day, Ethan. DeMott, George Shirley Heywood, Jed R. Hod- - Seman Miller, D. E. Wilcox, William the farms of Utah and Idaho. Mrs. Nellie DeMott, Sirl R. Davis, 80n. David Chris Weaver, Melvin D O. Grace Ellison, (Hyde Epperson, Ben Robins, Ezra P. Harris, Daniel D. Har! 2. Thurgood, Leo Thurgood, Robert Power from our lines is used in' Bodily, Lawrence Criddle, Earl B. Flint, Charles B. Flint, Alice A. Flint, ris, Frank L. Merrill, David Oscar Green, irrigation as well as in the manuJ. Kobiyana, William A. McGeorge B. Flint, Jesse B. Flint, Mar- - Harris, Thomas Jesse Harris, Earl Donald, John T. M. facture Ernest of farm implements. Knighton. Flint. John Flint, Joseph E. Day Robins, Parley Jackson Weaver. garet II. Iansen, Eli Cooper, Fret! Bodily, LauTS IfntW VRnf riiSMilnn P I! OllAtf TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS. rence Call and William Knighton. John In war, transportation systems Heber Sunset 'Ward $f,9."0 , must move like clockwork, and Durbin Terry, Charles - II. Toone, Galbraith, electric energy is doing its bit in ner Gleason, John Gibson, Jr., Eliza ley, J. Morris WhiteaiTes. Mark 'p. J. D. Burnett, Frank Terry. Annie A. Graham, John T. Graham, Annie Whitesides, Walter E. Evans, Joshua Terry, Annie Fife, William Tribe, efficient operation. Electric Graham. Elizabeth Green, George Adams. Stephen Findlay, Adams Bros., John Beesley, Walter Hadlock, Laurof 24,607 horse power is Green, Robert Green & Sons. Mrs, L Chris Burton. Charles II.' Workman ence Nelson Guy Servoss, Fred engaged in the transportation so A. Guthrie L. A. .Guthrie William A. John II. Hill, Emma D. Simpson, Alex Grace Mortenson, Lizzie Marnecessary to the successful contin, Samuel Ilanney, Ray Sharp, Dan Ilaight, Evetyna Ilaight, Charles Dawson. Sr.. Alex Dawson, Jr., Haves N. N. Hayes, Levi S. ward Simpson, Richard Sedgwick, Drake, John Randefl, John Pippin, Leo duct of war. Heywood.-DaviF. Hill, Caroline Hill, Daniel R. Harris, Joseph D. Iiarrod Ihild, O. D. Hadlock, Ethel Hadlock, RAPID COMMUNICATION. Joseph W. Hill. Joseph Melvin Hill, Joseph H. Allen, Mrs. W. R. Harris Hugh Tribe, Carl Clontz, William As InItosel Holland. Mear Jap, Ahseal T. Smith, necessary at home as it is Christopher Hyde, George Love. Ray J, land Printing Co., Myrtle Jones, A. W, R. Dawson. Cora Layton . W red Meadows, William Martin, John at the front, communication must Johnson. Everett Johnson, W illtam W, Evans, Laura Allen. Henrv Ellis. Dawson, Anna Mortenson be Pipand uninterrupted. Elec- - ; Jarman. KaymUe Canning Cornor- - R8ruh A. Simmons. Richard D. Ware, pin and 0, B, Hadlock. - - Lucy trie energy is the life of it. Our M. U kays-- J Robert Simmons, West Kaysville Y. L. South Weber $4,600 is linked to the national ville Relief society. Chris. Layton. Jr.. M. I. association, Lucy Layton power Isabel B. F. Bowman, Charles Bowman, Orson N. Layton, Otto Layton, Frank Francis Bone. Mary J. Layton Bone, system. Flora G. W. Kendall, Clement Earl, James L Cook, Ben Bright, Henry Kendall, 125,493 Horse Power. s James Harbertson, Schmaltz Bros., Western industries directly re- -' Adolph G. Fernelus, Victor C. Feme-ulated to the war have 125,493 C. A. Fernelus, Clevey Fernejjis, R. E. Uenites. nsh. Joseph Peterson, Payne, Bert horse power connected to our Satomura, Harry .lame W. Fernelus, Lillie F. Jones, R. Perkins, Edwand Phil- - mura, Poter Tricoles, Nellie Inada, Sdmond lines, while 106,300 horse power Jenkenson, Joseph II. Ray, lips, M. W. Phillips Amy Phillips, Harry Inada. Gust Karafotia. Louis C. F. Stoddard, W. George Hill, furthers the efficiency of the George Mrs. M. A. Raymond. Ornn L. Ran- Sarris, Joseph ,S. Takehara, G. l, Hill, Archie Hill, Charles Poll, Jose Sake Roberts, Mrs. Emma katos. Pantazer Doleanter, Nick Us- - A. forces at home. VI rs. George Firth, George Firth, Yours for Margaret Bambrough, John P. Jones, Robert Byron. Jeanette Byron, Cecil Efficient Public Sende- e- Byron, Donald Byron, Kenneth By ron, Kefford Bright, Alford Peck, Peck, Jabez Teck, Vern Poll, Henry Firth, Sarah Firth, Ray irother, John Ben Peck Dollas, Bill Manes. Sam Pappas, and WT, L. Poll.Bambrough, . llenry Lambert, 0. S. L. railway: James Smith, John B. Smith, George Socrates N. Mastores. G. G. Parker, S. P. Kanellis, Harry M. railway. W. Smith. Alma West Point W'ard $5,650 Stewart, Clifford Charles W. Robins. A. K. Wil Clinton Ward $4,350 D. Strong, Mary A. Swan, Garnet A. liam N. Nalder, Mrs. H. Green, E. Ogden State Bank: William Cray-thoEllison, P. V. Terry, Chauncey Child. T. Swan, Ronald Swan, Jeviediah Ses- David E. Layton, M. M. Whitesides, William G. Craythom, A. J. An- sions, John Simpson, lrul Simmons, John G Watt, Charles Sill, A, M. John- - erson, George L,. Raymond JDavisM. . Frasier, Charles - W111iam John Simmons, ArthurSimTh, Alt'CfTMmrTrby TToJsonmfchard Scofield, ' rew, Gerald Frew,Beesley,.P. Beus, Ethel P. Mitchell, A. C. William R. Spillman, Douglas Stew-artGeorge Richard S. Stevenson. Jennette E. Robert Munn, Nora Arnold, Segen, Patterson, Tracy Bingham, R. W. Ella W. Swan, William A. Strong, Norma Stevenson. rew--, Bingham, I. L. Patterson, Nettie H. Sidney Delroy pibble, Irvin Henry Smith, "Walter Paterson, Thornley Swan, Paul Thomassen, John Call, Charles A.- Layton, Hyrum Ad- !. W. Holt, Rowland Thurgood, Dahl, Mary Dellenback,- Elizabeth WilW. Thornley, Nora N. Thornley, ams. James Love, M. F. M. Patterson, William P. H. iam L. E. Johnston, Holt, James K. Adams, Holt, Patterson, Mrs. Davis, George R. Ben- J. J. Taylor, Joseph C. Mitchell, Rein-dFuit, David A. Johnston, A. H. nett. Hyrum Eernett. Marvin BenEzra U. Steed, Martha BingTaylor, John nett, Dahl, Floyd Sinter, James Weaver, James R. Webb, Edmund M. ams. David O. Green, Queen Dairy Simpson, ham, Esther Reid, Priscilla Fuit, Julia Alma Axel Kynaston, AWebb, James W. Webster, Thomas E. Co., I.. E. Ellison, Bessie Stevenson, Youngberg, Hartley, A. D. St. Herre, John Edwin Youngberg and F. Robinson, Silas S. Bonham, James Williams, George W. Webster, George Roy OBrien. I.ucius Laudie, Marjorie Anna K.- Green. WUuisAba JLiefila canip,J3LjiL ThLiuwL&r.Mr 1 Giui r.-JobnV. Cbn,tzr.A..WLB&n-ham-, GnArlwid --BimLi - F; Gv' Pftice,'''Gil an, rl I. C. Frazier, Joseph S. King, W., Benjamin F. Yount, Louise S, Ilazen F. "Adams, Mra. Annette E. bert Parker, W. J. E. W, Tage, Tago, Joseph Yount, George W. Young, Sarah J. Stevenson, John II. Green, Joseph W. Axel Youngberg, M. Hardman, M. Parker, William Parker, War-re- n O. W Parker, Alex Tatterson, M. B. Blood, Ernest C. Blood, Henry James Ware, James M. Whitesides, John Hardman, A. J. Burningham. T. C. Cottrell, Edward Edmonds, Mrs. W Nord. Samuel J. Adams, Lnvton Sttgar Birmingham, ,1. I. Fisher, JET. W. Fish-eilj9afobn Taylor Vinzdant, r. Epperson, A.. F. Gailey, Frank L. Co., Carl Levi Marston, John II. Lav-toM. E. Holbrook, D. Leo Holbrook John Child. William E. Stokes, Chase Layton, Elizabeth Iiyton, George-TAdams & Sons Co.. A. W. Ad- and wife, O. II. Bybee, J. H, Moss, Wallace, Emil Dallenback,. Robert H. Layton, Moroni Marston, W. E. ams,' George W Lavton. Robert J. Edwin Youngberg, Ernest Youngberg Bingham. S. II. Burnett. John Draver, Whitaker, Caroline Webb, Horace J, Bonnermort. Eugene Sandall, George and Judson George L. Stewart, Elmer Parker, I. Thurgood. Steed. John Webster, Wilford IL WebEvfins Horace Kinr, Barnes Bank: John W, PinrMou. ster, Joseph LeP.ov Young, JpkbCL.M. Davis. John Lanfoyd, Mrs. Jen-ni- e liWence W .IX r.Banford. t Bafne'e; G. M. lirrnes. Mol- - chensky, Joe Florist. William E. Singleton, Francisco Dran Willis Singleton. J. Singleton. John Charles G. lie Eames, A. F. Barnes and wife, Jela and N. IT. Burton. Almon Gontz. Carl E. Clortz, and Thurgood F. Olson. George Martha E. Barnes, Henry H. Bloo-lVinzdant Charles .onzW NationaLRank? West Mitchellr-tdrs- . Clearfield JVYard $7,200 Berg DeMott. Alvin Ford, John It. Taura Bens, Adrian J, P DGailey, KatsvIRe Miilirg Co.rErnest YVDuncanTRIirilamblm, Wil Archie King. Otis Russell, Ralph Khm TavTorrGcorge C. YhtcheJl. Hannah Peterson, Miles Murphy, Elizabeth S. Stoker. Alice E. Terry, T. S. FlinKrouse, George WT. Layton, and James Patterson and wife. , Stew-artSofia Stewart. Susannah Jesse Layton, Jacob E. Mrs! ders. Adrian Drayer, Charles V. BurFirst National Iiyton, Bank: A. StodJc E- Layton, R. II. Stewart, Walter W., Stewart, Louis Ells David nett, Y. M. Mos, Burnett, William Davis, Stoddard, G. F. Stoddard. W. Tmuerwood Charts II Burton, McFerson. Jed McFerson. W Uham S. Herbert Kirkham Albert and Roy Child. T Fred Flint Flinders, and John Co.cmere, John II. Coles, Law- Grand total, $97,750.60. Harry Gwilliams. rent e B. Coles, Alford Green, Frank An Ogden Bank: John Frank and tei fta Ps, Ilyde, O. A. Williams, William Allen, K. Mesick. Full line of Ansco cameras and Centre W. Barnes, Herbert J. Barnes, No designation whos R. W. King. George T. Layton. Eliza pajment was supplies at the Layton1 Hardware u- La made. ton, Frank L. Iiyton, Willard company. Expert developing and I Fred A. Sheffield, Bertha A. Adv. finishing. . -- ti" ij I Smith,' Alraa Stewart, Moroni Stew- i I' r 1 !.!.H liirt ICY.. 1TI - Benjamin Be-craf- t, S - - Through-Bamberg- er I I -- . I l-- j Make Your Shabby Auto Look New Theres no need of rusty fenders and hood, dull body or a shabby looking top on your auto. A little time and a trifling expense for Acme Quality Motor Car Finish and your old car can be made spic and span. Refinishing your car is not difficult with - ACME QUALITY MOTOR CAR FINISH o, - Call at our store for color samples and let us show you the proper materials to use for. hood fenders, body, each part of your car top, etc., and how each should be applied to secure the best result . Bam-brou- FARMERS UNION, LAYTON -- h, I frfrft frfrfr Aftit ft Afrfoft i MYRON W. PHILLIPS I I BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY KAYSVILLE, UTAH I Thur-good.- I I V I . i- -l EuigMeim Up USE : , PAINTS MARNOT AND SCARNOT VARNISHES DECOTINT FOR WALL COVERING FLOORLAC FOR FLOORS . LIQUID GOLD ETC. FOR FRAMES AUTO ENAMELS SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S SOLD BY I en-er- gy Mor-tenso- n, Ed-Dew- ey Co. Stewart-Burto- n GENERAL MERCHANDISE d wZ KAYSVILLE, UTAH n, y-wi- Co-o- p. .tAv O 0 s, Sato-FYederi- ck depends largely on the banks. A Tbank that is not strong, well directed and thoroughly able to give the best service to its depositors is a hindrance rather than a help. Lesi-dal- Le-no- ra I m, , - - er The Strength of Business Bring Your Deposits Here ,and be convinced that we can and will be of much help if courtesy and judicious accommodation is of value. ' Your business will be better for it v Xnwn State "Banf BOUNTIFUL, UTAH - - . Fa ". n. Known" Everywhere As The VERY BEST . LM.-TrtnnrtV-JOhirMal-Cl'afeiicetrsnngtet- , om 'T'kr'f' oiir -- - - - Made of Choicest Utah Wheat Milled in the most modern mill Packed in the neatest manner EVERY DEALER HAS IT. -tf i i |