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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH 1 BOUNTIFUL Nia, klhi Mdk ! Sail Lakl City, wW arbaa uU taataN lutat city ta Davw , eoaaty ; baa wabrawti. alaatrt Mat atd hthta and pwr. talaybaaaa. walka. Sarrmndad by neb aaarbat and fruit taada, tw, alaatrta raiiraada with low f araa, two tiwaaeaati ahaJ raiiraa da. GIFT tm, Suggestions I, baakh. yawd biwa. eoaBwarrial elab, rradad a ad kick aeboola, ekarrbdB a ad ladyaa. A. (wad yla to fcnek yard. 66 68 Toaster Electrical Gifts Make Harold LlaihJy has purchased a new Studebaker motor car, A son was 'born to Mr. and Mra. Wilford Hatch last Tuesday, Stove Percolator Electric EVERYBODY The 5 months' old child of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Williams has the pneumonia. Iron r Elmer Moss is assisting1 in the Bountiful drug store during the winter months. j Vhat Determines Meat and Particukly the women folks! There lsnt one' of them that doesn't delight in owning electrical appliances. Whether its just a little curling iron or a big electric range, they keenly appreciate the convenience the g and the better results they get from their Mra. J. D. Hardman and family are spending a few months at Long Beach, California. . . Some stock men still think that Swift & Qompany and other big packers can pay as little for live-stoas they wish. Some consumers are still led to believe that the packers can charge as much for dressed meat as they wish. This is not true. These prices are fixed by a law of human nature as old as human nature itself the law of supply and demand. yinien more people W&nt meat than there fa meat to be had, the scramble along the line to get it for them sends prices up. When there is more meat than there are people who want it, the scramble all along the line to get rid of it within a few days, while it is still r fresh, sends prices down. j ' When & Swift meat of prices go up. Company not only can pay the producer more, but has to pay him more, or some other packer will. Similarly, when prices recede all down the line Swift & Company cannot continue to pay . the producer the same prices as before, and still remain in the packing business. All the packer can do is to keep the expense of turning stock into meat at a minimum, so that the consumer can get as much as possible for his money, and the producer as much as possible for his Thanks to its splendid plants modem methods, branch houses, car routes, fleet of refrigerator cars, experience and organization, , Swift & Company is. able to .pay for live cattle 90 per cent of what it receives for beef and to cover expense of and production and distribution, as well as its profit (a small fraction of a cent per pound), out of the other 10 per cent. , ck Florence. Tuttle returned home Sun with day, after spending the week-en- d friends in Provo. Electricity. Men welcome electrical gifts in the home also, not only because they make mother, wife or sister happier, but because they result In more efficient and more economical housekeeping. ..The initial price of Electrical Appliances Ls not high, and the" cost of current to oper- ate them is surprisingly low. Lester Ellis and famiof are ly Syracuse guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Ellis. If you want to be sure of a selection an Electrical Appliance. just-righ- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Corbridge and family of Layton motored here riday and spent the day with Mrs. at the L. D. a serious device. expect to come ' . , appli- Utah Power & Light Co. Efficient Public Service" Mra. Janie Tolman has just returned 'rom Salt Lake City, where she has been nursing her daughter, Mrs. Rhea Westberg and family who have the flu. . Clyde Smith, who was assisting his father, D. II. Smith, in his flour mill The Clover club entertained last last, week escaped serious injury when at the home of Mrs. Jane his. arm eaught in a gear wheel, cut Wednesday honor of ker daughter, in Jackson ting it quite badly. who w'as fn4rrel recently to Christy, of Salt Darville A. Mr. and Mra. Private Ray Hatch, who Is in training William the Lake City have purchased at Fort Logan, Colorado. in move and will The Misses Bessie and May Harris, Gerrisch residence has Mr. were quite badly injured In an Geiriach who about a week. bought accident in Salt Lake City j zzz Idaho. automobile a farm at Burley, on Peace Day returned home from Sam Abbott and A. Pierce of Salt the L. D. S. hospital Monady. Both ( Lake City are assisting Clarence May the Misses Harris and Crockett will gs field, repairman for the telephone com recover. pany. The last storm put many in struments out of commission. e Any Prescriptions on the old the at refilled be can file Drug Mrs. Fred Cleverly, Sr., died TuesAdv. she which Drug Co. Layton stroke of a paralytic day suffered aew days ago. Funeral ar SU YOUNG PIGS FOR SALE rangements have not yet been made. Win. Kaysvflle. old. Rouche, Mrs. Cleverly is survived by her hus- weeks Adv. 1144-2t- p band and a large family. tr -- S. Swift & Company, U. S. A. 186 68C Kay-vill- ll-14-- 3t An Open Letter I - I If youre busy at home and want to find out something about a particular ance, call us up! Theres always somebody in the store handy to the phone. Mrs. D. J. Evans and family returned to their home in Ogden last w'eek, after spending a few weeks with Mrs. Evans' sister, Mra. John Stahle. ts, OOVUMMIMT , alays appreciated Christmas gift, make your Tich also accompanied them. -- HWM ar, VKITIO fT.TT t, - Frank Rich ia working in a barber shop at Price and has moved his fami-- y there. His mother, Mra, A. C, live-stoc- k. ms. and dozens of others Weve taken particular pains to mqae our display as attractive, complete and easy to inspect as possible. Youll find It pleasurable merely to come in and take glance. Our salesmen will be glad to give you complete Information about every Sarah Tuttle. case of pneumonia, lome this week. Warmer Electric Range j Chester Cali are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine daughter, born to them Friday. Mr. and Mrs. S. hospital recovering from Milk capable, always ready servant Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holbrook, who is Sew-Mot- or time-savin- Miss B. Howard of Bancroft, Id&Hp, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sessions last week. . by-produc- Happy! Wren, the 5 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moss, is very sick with influenza. Prices? Live-Sto- ck Turnover Toaster Warming Pad Curling Iron and 1 we must keep our feet warm and dry. 9 . J) To All Patriotic Citizens of Utah; The war is not finished, even though fighting whom we have may be ended. All, the nations is the conquered must eat, and the United States ' logical source of food supply. President Wilson, th - National Var Savings-Committ- ee and the National Council of Defense the at Washington, D. C, through the Chief of War the Field Division, FranUhf K. Lane, urges located to impress Savings Committee wherever be kept and admust that pledges upon everyone beditional stamps must be bought to the extent of State tween three and four million dollars by the -- of Utah prior to December 3 1st, 1911. Utahs quota must be filled and we must at have beloved States Huy any black marks against our' ' and War on Savings Stamps, the the top go over beat obligation Uncle Sam ever offered, four and a maturing in half per cent per aaasm interest a four years. be If we do not buy cur quota, the result will au us will hit methods of taxation by congress that and tail ehance the have while Bur you and hurt. -- 7 fUaely notice is given to everyone. all organ- - . done been by has what Ye appreciate now to get rations in Utah and wt wish everyone we art which bmr and aee that Utah's allotment, f the end the .ceatraated to buy, ia bought before year. attenYe urge the immediate and continuous them invite and tion of aU War Savings Societies - , HeadWar Savings . ,tn. corrects d direct with the Lake CityrUtA quarters, Commercial TU'VSik peace, t accomplish Sincerely yours NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE, ' Must be large, soft and Wet weather is here We have rubbers 1 little tots, clean. 1 Women. Wanted al the Reflex office. aS1 rr: for the Girls, Boys, Men. and 3 to ?;V tU: 7 ( V ;--r '3L'a 1 Dime secure yours while rs li 0 the stock is complete. p1 . i THE HOUSE OF QUALITY -- il!llll!lll!illllilllillllllliliilIllIIIilllillIIIIIIIIIIIlilMMIii!Ii!!IIiI!i!!II!!iI!!il!I!i!S Known Everywhere As The VERY BEST - - road to the goal f success. Madeof Choicest Utah Wheat L.tomr n- -l r u 66 c - U Director LC2. ti Uuk DlZH Dil CIStCPM CAYZYILLI1 UTAH C. it fck Milled in the meet modern mill Pc.c!:cd in tho neatest reer.:: EVEP.Y DEALER I1A5 IT. j |