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Show KAYSVTLLfc, UTAH. $ LAYTON "W in tl P1? to. pradun b ? rw fJi tartUm fUkfc. f mUk. torn. Hnn th factory rton Sorac cmapany. aanitory. bd ia aa tha con-8,Goad eyportvnitiaa c-- a r for 7 AIK aakartaa aciaaffa chicken N,tVtnj, track On the ftnea of dnirrift. w--. Electric, Ortton Short H d The Layton Sugar company had its largest pay day to the f.rm.r, half million dollars. 'JJ -- Mrs ford burns, but the OWNER KNOWS IT NOT The latest Ford story comes from Augusta. Ga. A Ford was standing of a fashionable hotel on Reuben Kilfoyle arrived m Peacatree street, and wffi says the'. Daily ardta. w th OiTonucIe. It caught fire and fix and rejitives 3 friends over the rad t Christmas - companies catna holidays. and put It out, d wen; back to work- vt their respective sta-o- n JjJi Jesse Sill and family, formerly o' Aga.n it caught fire IJiyton but now 0f rVtta. Uuh are and me tire companies came a d here Green is reported slowly voting Mam-- S a!ld friends time- put it out and returned to jj,,. John during the thr.tmas hotida.s. he,r Then the owner of jjaproviaf F a me ri i e out of the hotel, home is now nearly mother of Dr IiviB Egbert's ranked VVhitlock. returned to her home and rxle away. go' in San timplfte- Francisco, hne has been here vmt-infrom for the pa: three or four Kr.G. W. Weaver is suffering nn.r.h. KHU)M) I'i .Is FIRE ENGINE of pneumonia. A gttack F ro.son tractor, mbber tire a Mr. George . Latham. diorvt is t.yji;pe. s oemg Used by the city visiting at manager of the I'. Thomas O'Brien & of Ellison. of James E. attending the d tna managers' con eng, .hai., Ore, for pulling its fire jbe home ie. fhe tractor is said to make Mr. John G. vention hemg held P .Sail Uke r,t betwetn fifteen Mr. Francis Bone and and twenty miles an this week. motored to Tremonton Satur- hour. When the Ford camera man f,tt n Albany recently he asked Mr. and Mr. IV -t dr perJacques are 'ja the proud parents op mission to procure a of suffphotograph is Ware ill, Ther very Mr. Richard at birth weight as q bounds each the Ford son ami tire engine. The of severe attack a ering from nad the sihnnls dismissed, deMrs. Jacques wa, formerly Mrtle mayor clared a holiday and had the fire Sims of Clearfield & Light company pul' it jjie Utah Power eijuipment into Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Main who five electric for photographing. street Snuth, install to ranges gptcti lived in man ars ag. are this district during this week here visiting with friends and rela NOTES FROM THE V. OF I. foil Tuesday night Dr. Whitlock tives. Mr. and Mrs. Smith now reside The wmter quarter of the Univertook Fred Parrish to the Dee hospital in Cardston. Alberta. Canada of I tah will begin January 3. sity an for operation. M Ofden Mrs. Joseph F. Johnson arrived The autumn quarter, which ended here from Price. Uuh, the latter Miss and Tressie Mr. Arthur Finley part rjth the Christmas recess, was very f last uccrssful both in numbers and week marrto were visit during the Morgan, both of Layton, Christmas with December tier parents holidays ied in Ogden Wednesday, according to the authorities. Lay-tohome in make will Mr. their Mrs. and V. James They t Day. Many new courses will be open to Mr. Charles S troupe of the tudents Layton entering m January and Twin boys were born to Mr. and Auto company and Mr. A. Kimball others are obtainable h petition. It is a ruling of the university that if Mn. Parley Weaver last Friday night. Olson of the Layton Drug company ten upper classmen or Om of the twins died shortly after twenty l()wer were hosts at a dinner and swimming lassmen petition for a class tliat is birth. party given at the Ogden Hot Springs being omitted it will be adIed.'if an Tha American Legion Post No. 87 last Thursday instructor is available. Prof. Thomas evening rill meet Monday night for the pur-poGiles, who has been studying music Miss Cora Hill entertained at a of electing officers for the enin France, will again direct the music candy pull Sunday. The guests were department and will offer some aturing year. the Misses Leona Morgan, Annie tractive courses. A very interesting tableaux is to Basketball practice has begun and Martha Simmons, Elma White-sidebt given by the Mutual of Layton in Bone, Coach Fitzpatrick expecta a successLenora Simmons and Lucile the LaTonia hall on Friday evening, ful season. One of the social features December 17. Green. of the term was the songfest held just before the end of the quarter, at which each organization of the university presented one number of the program. r, fr -- sec-en- - g What Shall We Give for Christmas? , -- e- t.n a. pneu-goni- m n. M s, A Real Value Giving FREE VOCATIONAL TRAINING December 11, 1920, Iditor Reflex: Will you please give notice to persons disabled in industry or otherwise that federal and state funds are available for their rehabilitation. The state board for vocational education, in with the state industrial commission, are authorized under the state plan to provide educational opportunities to fit applicants 'or Buch work as their disability will permit. Kindly give this matter your attention in order that persons needing this may apply for same to the undersigned. You can further facilitate this work jy advising us of possible applicants 'or retraining. Very sincerely, FRANCIS W. KIRKHAM, State Director Industrial As some wit remarked Christ maa comes when ou least expect it. Truly, Its kert before you know it. For those who will do their ( hnstmas shopping early we are arranging some gifts for men under conenient headings. LIFTS AT ONE DOLLAR Dress ties Linen handkerchiefs, Wool or silk socks Belts initialed LIFTS AT FOUR DOLLARS l!)ress shirts Street gloes Handkerchief cases Fur-line- d gloves Toilet cases Umbrellas Neckwear cases Imported madras or fibres ilk Pajamas Neckwear Suspenders Merchandise certificate Merchandise certificate LIFTS AT TWO DOLLARS Full dress studs Cuff links Underwear Fine handkerchiefs Night shirts Merchandise certificate Scarf pins Union suits Walking sticks LIFTS AT FIVE DOLLARS shirts Derbies for dress Soft hats for day wear Bath robes Merchandise certificate Umbrellas Merchandise certificate Other articles mentioned above but of better quality GIFTS AT TEN DOLLARS AND HIGHER LIFTS AT THREE DOLLARS Silk shirts Silk pajamas Silk mufflers It will pay you to do your Christmas shopping early Shirts Collar bags Bedroom slippers and do it here. Pajamas Caps Merchandise certificate and other items listed above but of better quality. LIFTS BETWEEN FIVE AND TEN DOLLARS Satisfaction or money back. You are sure of this store. Sweaters Suitcases Traveling bags Merchandise certificate I Sale have been waiting for lower prices, here is your If you opportunity The following are just a sale. They are typical of made on our entire stock. few of the items offered in this, the sweeping reductions we have Mens Shoe- sLot No. PP A big lot of black and brown (JQ English last, values to $12; sale price tDOUtl Lot No. 2 Black and brown, foot form and QQ medium straight lasts, values to $12; sale....tI)0UtJ Lot No. 3 Black and brown shoes, val- Q ues to $10; sale price Lot No. 4 Mens work shoes, Buck-HecQQ pTfj and Conolly army shoes, $10 values at Lot No. 5 Mens work shoes, black and (P4 4 K brown, values to $7, at 1 r At a prayer meeting held in New York during a political campaign, in the midst of a prayer, one pious brother said: Oh Lord, we pray Thee that the democratic party may hang together in the coming election. Amen, answer prayer, Oh Lard," put in a republican who was near. But I do not mean it as the repub-icbrother means it, Lord. I pray we that many hang together in conand accord, continued the democord v Ladies Shoe- s- sl Lot No. 1 A big line of brown and black, Cuban heel shoes, up to the minute in style, val- QC ues to $10.50; sale price- Lot No. 2 Black and brown, Cuban and Q? tpUOt cratic brother. QQ Q4 QP Misses, and Childrens Shoes-- -- Lot No. 1 Black and brown English, sizes (?0 QQ Shoe- s- - Brown and black English, latest (? 4 styles, sizes 2Vto 6, values to $6.00, at Lot No. 2 A big line of boys odds and ends, black aid brown, values to $6, at StifillMiMw-- , Z ii m i n! 1 rI i! k t: I THE UNIVERSAL CAR I t : Change in Ford Policy The Ford Motor Co. has changed policy of giving its authorized agents i! t i tt jK QQ QQ your opportunity to buy high grade shoes at the est prices you have seen for a long time. It will pay you Qy shoes for the entire family while this sale is on. to come in at once while our range of styles ana " c .t se aKhnea-aBdrassea-and-nther. abuse And beat Henry home by a hair. And dinner is all on the Uble, couid The kind that no French chef , 5 :i ! :t : I S i : .t nity of buying where they wish. And Rzs is complete. : m i I re- glorious vision to see. a shoehorn, puts on her skirts-witer French heels are six inches high. from attics And all the to cellars. Watch cute Mrs. Tessen go by. er husband goes down town st 7. he dishes she piles in the sink. She primps for a minute and puts her soul In it Then beats it as quick as a wink. She spends her mornings in shopping, erfaaps she buys one spool of thread; But there isn't a hat In the city at that Which' she hasn't tried on her head. rom shopping she goes to the movieri She weep oer their wiles and their tricks. The tear, she does spill em while watching the fiUnm 1 1 m any district, giving purchasers - the- - opportu- - And stays till five minutes to iX-She stop at the delicatessen ior a pickle and chocolate eclair, t1 its Sure you know Mrs. Della K. Tessen, Who lives. in Apartment .2B Whose step is so dainty and cheek is painty m 11 : Agents may now sell in i 1 x : r : t t cliff-dwelle- tO Lot No. 1 UTAH stricted territory. S he tPi70 Boys OGDEN Amen, Lord, again said the reAny cord, just so long publican. do as they hang. so to 2; sale price Lot No. 2 All of our Hercules school and Q 4 QQ dress 'shoes, values to $6.50, at Lot No. 3 A big line of Big Misses shoes in brown and black, sizes to 7 ; Q4 QQ values to $7.00, at HV2 Clothing Company S ht high heels, at Lot No. 3 A and ends, big line of odds colored tops, values to $12.50, at Watson-Tanne- r - tx l 4W We have a complete stock of all models i i : I 5 - i Ford Gars, Trucks, as well as Fordson j Tractors, and solicit your orders. Rampton Auto Go. x FordAgent,' BOUNTIFUL, - - UTAH make. But Henry, poor duffer, .has learned . how to suffer. s learned how to give and to take, jrspepsia finally lands him. He checks out of lifes dizzy whirL here's no use in guessin. The deli- 2356 Washington Are, catessen Ogden. .mji V girl. las endowed another sweetThe TsLer. Pauline Trapper in & f '4 |