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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH - ; Why, the Price is Right Too! And the Price ? V HOSIERY I - M Bought direct from factory guaranteed all new shades. Everyday is a better . day if you choose new hosiery. You get real service from hosiery with Armor Plate labels on them. The highest standard of selection and persistency constantly maintained. - Thats why, Ho Telephone No. after all is said and done, the wise purchaser specifies Armor Plate. X SHEFFHE Most for Least Cash 1 KAYSVILLE Th. Urrart tltj la Mrtk Stib maty i fin. else for mUmm. Ivb A two seated surrey, class first condition, a bargain.' John H. Blood, Kaysville, Utah. Adv. FOR SALE LAYTON nd lMiss Edna Rushforth and Miss Mamie Rushforth returned the latter part of the week from a visit with relatives, in Malad, Idaho. " iThe Bay View club was entertained last week by Mrs., G. D. Rutledge. The next meeting will be at the home of plant Mrs. George W. Swan oh May 14. hMr. and Mrs. L. G. Campbell and Water is now in the south branch of Miss Edna Greenhall of Ogden was children and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hock-et- t, the Davis and Weber counties canal. 1 the week-en- d all of Salt Lake were the guests guest of Miss Leone Love. Miss Golda Smedley of Bountiful of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Epperson on was the week-en- d guest of iMss Mary Miss Ruth Foster of Salt Lake was Sunday. Whitesides. Jarman of left the latter part guest of Miss Mollie Barnes on' .Earl I Lect Green is home from the great the" week. with a government survey Sunday. which will do work through war. He came in' Tuesday afternoon, Miss Nellie Edmunds has just re- gang, and Wyoming during the sum- looking fit and fine. turned from a two weeks visit in Utah months. mer Miss Mary Morgan spent last week Salt Lake. in Preston, Idaho, with, her sister, was quite a heavy frost on Two children of Mr. George Wilcox jThere Mrs. ' Brigham Bos worth. Some Monday jmd Tuesday nights. - who have been ill with influenza Pedro M&storis'ahd Rosa Garafotes, vegetableYwere injured, but the fruit, have fully recovered. especially that on the bench east of prominent Greeks, were married Sun .Mrs. Dora Pratt has returned from town, is all safe. day evening. A reception followed the Logan, where she has spent several pood progress is being made with ceremony. Weeks with relatives. the Fifth Liberty Loan and M. W. Mrs. Horace Layton returned to her Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan of Uinta Phillips, chairman of the Kaysville home in Grenada, Calif., last Saturday Spent Monday in kaysville with Mr. ward believes the entire amount as- after a two months visit here with and Mrs. George Swan. signed the ward will go over before Relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. irie of Y' A daughter was born to Mr. and the end of the week. lira. Charles T. Burton at their home E. H. Nichols was taken suddenly Canada, are the parents of a in this city on Tuesday. ill last Thursday evening at his home baby girl, born April 28. Mrs. Ririe Mrs. George E. Barton of Provo is and was rushed to St Marks hospital is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Visiting with her mother, Mrs. John in Salt Lake, where he was operated E. Layton. on the same night. R. Barnes, during the week. J Parley EJJison, general foreman The case was for acute He the) Ellison Ranching company, is is A daughter was born to Mr. and appendicitis. recovering now. Mrs. George W. Hill last week at their quite rapidly sojourning on the Pacific coast, takWe Wca a Pcpcl ing a well earned vacation. He is home on the Mountain road. now RETURN at Los Angeles. OR BE ARRESTED Mr. and Mrs., James Woolsey and The who took the hose party graden ) childreiTof Downey, Idaho, are visitfrom my premises will return the with relatives here this week. ing same or I will send the sheriff for the William Tibbetts, Willard Sandall same. John Catmull, Kaysville. tf. l and Dan last fruit i'the j -- Ma-grat- Harvey left ' attending the family. Mr. and Mrs. Iieber Swan and Miss Jennie Swan and Miss Emma Swan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Sheffield on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, A. 0. Anderson and C. G. Hurl of Salt Lake were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Barnes on The young men were all Sunday. members of the Sprague Ambulance corps stationed at Camp-Gran- t, h, some of the fields. Ray, accountant with the company during the past winter, accompanied James E, Ellison to Denver Sunday. Mr. Ray expects to return to Layton in. time for the neyi sugar making campaign, w Rufus Adams, chairman of the North Davis liberty Loan committee, is confident that with a, final strong pull his district will go over 100 per eent good. Clinton was the first district to go oyer with its share' of the v loan. Lay-Sung- ar SET Ogden, May 9 and 10 For these two days we are making a big of summer trimmed Hats at extra low prices. display E. Ellison, manager of the Layton .Sugar conypany, departed for Denver Sunday, where he is now attending the convention of beet sugar manufacturers. He stopped- - off at Colorado Springs, where he looked over the livestock farm of B. G. Allen. H. Harris, J. L Adams and L. E. are over on Antelope Island, looking after the big bunch of cattle belonging to Davis county people, which are beiryj pastured there. , The party have engaged to bring a bottle of buffalo milk from the island for a Kaysville belle. James Morgan got home last Fri In gains,' mid- and $5 $2, $4 $3, the other departments we are showing equal bar- A new line of package goods just arrived. As a special, Crochet Cotton, all colors and sizes. 3 kfi ' ..k for25c-- STAFFORD MILLINERY CO, 2455 Washington Ave Ogden i ! ! X X' X BUILDING ROCK Buy a Suit for the coming holidays; made especially for you. A fit Good Building Rock FREE For the Hajuling k guaranteed. Some Good Lumber and Kindling Wood for sale at the old Tithing yard at Kaysville FRANK HYDE or N. N. HAYES Crack-a-Jac- Hosiery, Etc. - x - - - Special for Saturday . 20 bars Crystal White or Bob X - - White Soap for $1.1 1. 5: X' X - Co. H Heavy Ribbed Boys Hose, per pair Fine Ribbed .Girls Hose g .Infants Hose H Ladies llose g Mens Hose EE !! GENERAL MERCHANDISE KAYSVILLE. UTAH 37c and 45c 2fc 35c and 45c 19c, 23c, 29c, 39c and 49c 122cto 15c Ladies Summer Unions Childrens Summer Unions $1.49 to' $1.10 35c to $1.19 29c to 59c H . Mens Dress Shirts 98c to $4.19 X i Films for Print- Bargains in Rugs ing, Developing We Have a Very Nifty Line of Childrens Hats A shipment of high grade rugs has been made to us through a mistake and the manufacturers have advised us to sell them at greatly reduced prices, rather than pay re- They are strictly new rugs and they are of-- t. a Price which will save the buyer from $9.00 to and Enlarging. First class work turn-freig- ht. $17.00 on each rug. assured. Bring or mail them in. This isva rare opportunity to get a new; fine rug at a great bargain. Remember, we have but a few of these rugs and cannot replace them at the price offered. Note the prices: JxI2 ft. Manor Rug Rug . LAYTON DRUG CO. a, n " .... ' $33.00 to $5150" FARMERS UNION Layton, Utah I g Golden Rule Stores m Originators of Low Prices g KAYSVILLE FARMINGTON Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiii!iii!iiiiinniii;i!iiiiil $27.00 $36.50 to $41.00 ... 9x12 ft. Axminster Rug 11 ft. 3 in. x 12 ft. Axminster Prescription Druggists We Mail Dnigs x x 111. Bring us your - ! !: Stewart-Burto- n . The Golden Spike Celebration iJames Do It Now Friday for Kcho, Utah, where they will shear sheep. Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts and four children are all suffering with influenza. A nurse 'from Salt Lake is J. F. Johnson motored day and is enjoying mothers cooking. Denver taxidermist who is preparing up 'from Price the last of the week Jim says army grub is alright for the a number of buffalo pelts for Layton with Mrs. army and he has no kick coming about and spent the week-en- d and Kaysville people, that his bufMr. and Mrs. the service, but when all is said there Johnsons parents', falo calf bide is about the finest that James Day. They departed for home is no place like home. He is now digentered the Denver establishever ging in on the farm in a manner Tuesday afternoon. ment.Ike was somewhat surprised better returns than when he Jfhe frost of Monday and Tuesday which promises got the pelt, tut after all, digging in in France. If Jim was as nights struck Layton in the low spots something of the kind was to be exbut up to this time little damage good a soldier as he is a farmer he pected. Ike is known to be as lucky was .going some when in the ranks. is reported. The beet crop is reported as the Sheeney who fell in the creek fsaac Adams is informed in good condition and thinning is on in and came up with a fish in his mouth. the by i Located ia the mULt of fertile flalda. Excola in the preductioa c I milk, caper beeU. Hu the factory of the Layton 8 near company, cannery, roller milk, creamery and concrete Motion of the State road. Good opportunfor thoM peaking cuburban acreage ity for fruit growing, truck gardening, chicken raiaing and dairying. On the Kmc of the Bamberger Electric, Oregon Short Line and D. 4 E G. Hu eleo-tri- e lighta and waterworks Write Lay-to- n Commercial club for Information. tome-toMp- -- E Mr. and Mrs. UUla and mmgmUbim Mulgf MtablbhaMnt tioaml th. Cannlac corpora KajwrUl. ctaadll) to tba waaltii ml tko city. Gao. oral faming, fruit and Wfitobl. grow Inf for ohlpmonl and canning arc ba gortaat Induatriaa. Hac tk. Dart Btgk chooi. cknrckcc and opera hone a. City watar and cloctrt. Ilfhta and tndaeo-ot- a for Invaotncnt Ron. aI the Inland Printing coccpanj and to rillo KolW Kaysville, Utah IIlIIIIlIIIIlIlIlIlililllHIIlIIIIlllIIIIIIillllllllll llllillilllllll IlHIillll mwimhhfwvwhmmmmhwww m. " M.W. PHILLIPS Candies, Cigars, Groceries, etc.-KAYSVILLE, UTAH |