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Show V One of the most pleasant features of our business is the surety of sellinglOOpercent. satisfaction merchandiso. r Daily reminders of this come from the corset department. It has long been our policy to stock only deThat is why we feature those worldfamou$ and pendable articles from houses of repute and prestige. fashionable. which you hear so much about ff s OOYAU IfW ORCESTER 5, . A VCORSE.T5. For a sum almost too modest to mention, you can secure a corset of high quality, correct style, supreme comfort, long wear and absolutely price. r: r . If-- H. T.ffleCluPe Peters Altorney and Councelor at ' Law. J. SHEFFIELD & SOUS, DEPARTMENT GASH STORE, KaysviHe, Utah. KAYSVtue KititIU. KoUr H1U, V.ga.ubl. Qd rrull Canning itabllahm.at, and Brick Plant add aUadily to tho put w.alth of tho city. O.n.ral Panning, Pralt and Vafotabla (roving for ship, ping and canning aro important lndna-trlaHaa a County High School, CbarchM and nav Op.ra Homo. City Wator aad Elactrle Lighting aro In dncom.nta for lay.stm.nt. Homo of tho E.fl.a and tta printing a. Utah Kaysvllla, OfOEOI CLAUDK TBAUSEH B, (UNCOCK HANCOCK & BARNES Attorneys-at-La- plant. Miss Gladys Layton, of Downey, spent part of last week in town TELEPHONE NO. 1. The Most of the Best for the Least for Cash Harold Bishop is reported Us being very ilj. 'MJsfTiraime Barnes has been very sick during the past week. Elvin By bee has accepted a position in the Kaysville drug stcre. and Utah delegates. They will vallYoseraite the isit probably Arnold M. Barnes will spend 111 lUlker Bldg the 4th at the Old Arm Chair, m Phon. i W Match 1(23 visiting relatives. Parleys canyon. SALT LAKE, CITY. Mr .and Mrs. Leo Iiouche, Miss Maggie Layton left for Salt Lake, visited relatives last Yeck. Kaysville California, Tuesday where she T. HAMMOND JAMES to the summer. expects spend Robert II. Barton and Glenn Attorney and Counselor at Lai Green were recently sustained as Mrs. Christopher Burton, Jr., Roomt McComick is in School. teachrs Sunday visiting in Salt Lake City, the Block gut-s- t of Mrs. A. F. Compton, Miss Estella Edmonds, of Salt SALT ISRK CITY, - UTAH Lake spent a few days in town Mrs. Herbert Brown and daugh- ter, of Gailey; visiting GAILEY Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kobipsotf. Mrs. Martha Weaver has ' re t turned from South Weber where Miss Elouise Burton returned NOTARY PUBLIC. she has been visiting relatives. Monday from a weeks visit with With Barnet Banking Co., KaysxWe Miss Emily Brough has gone to friends and relative's, in Salt Lak( Lyman, Wyoming, she expects to City. be absent for about two weeks.' C, Z). Elmer Sprague, wlio has been at the Kaysville drug PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON working entertainAirs Sarah E. Taylor has store, returned to his home in Office and Residence on Locust ed a party of young ladies from ' Utah. Junction, Salt Lake, Canada and Layton street near Bamberger station last night - Mr. and Mrs. A. M. , Swan, of Salt Lake City, werj in town dur G. Salt of Richard Collett, Jr. Dr. A. Z. TANNER the ing Sunpast week visiting their Lake, spent Saturday and friends and relatives. many day of last week in town as the Layton Building, Layton. M. Barnes. guest of Arnold William Blood returned MonPhone 99 R. from a visit to his children day to returned has Office hours 2 to 5 p. m. fruce Phillips in Clawson, Idaho, af- at Logan. He reports t very weather while there. ter spending the prst month in friends and rel Kaysville visiting The bungalow on the farm of ' atives. Mr. and Mrs. George AV. Swan Fresh and Cured Misses Claudia and Elaine Can- has been completed and the new took possession of yfhe non, of Salt Lake, aro spending house Saturday. their of the week at the heme, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kelton, the littli soft of Mr. M. Barnes. and Mrs. Walter Coitrell, 'who Asher entertained ha.r "becPT suffering i roraTan Y"ab-ccs- 4 MrsT on his neck, i$ better, but Lard and Sausage a party of Kaysville and Salt is still undr the care of the Lake ladies Saturday evening doctor. our specialty of the m honor of anniversary her marriage. Considerable snow fell on the range east ofLtowmSaturday eve Miss released from her. labors as sec ning but disappeared as 'soon as Highest price paid (or anything of Sunday School and thv weather cleared. The last retary a butcher can use. Leon Strong chosen in her place of the weeks rain fell Sunday with Evelyn Gailey as assistant. morning and this valley is a no artist can picture that The convention of all Utah paint. dentists was held in Salt Lake Dr. Terrill was taken from Meat Market City last week. Among those the U.l. train at Ogden Monday who delivered lectures were Dr. James Chipman, Prop. while on his way home evening Claude Q. J. II. Grant and Dr. taken to the Dee hospital and Cannon. for treatment of ptomaine poision. The following have been ap- lie had been eating canned peas time his life was in pointed to arrange tho programs and for Keep Out for the mutual meetings on Sun- daiij&rrLatWjcet orts Tare to S creenUDoors- - day evenings: "Emily MaylinpA. the effect that he is improving. M Barnes, Leon StFong and in all the regular sizes The flinch ' club" helped Airs. Vina Nance. John ' G Linford - ceiebrate' her Wndoto , Dr. G. W. Terrill departed for 40th birthday at her home MonDenver yesterday afternoon via The afternoon. In regular sizes in metal thr D. & lv. G. to attend the day lady members of club the met in the afternoon frames. Odd sizes made to funeral ot his only sister, Mrs. an devoted tune the to games order. Anthony Tripp, who died of and-lsi" iftguntil' tire arri at Tof .heart failure at-- her-- 1 eme ui- that tluir husbands in the evening JOHN BARTONr KaysvilIe,Utah city Tuesday. when Refreshments were served. As usual with this club a . jolly . time was had j w i, Miss-Evely- n JrR. . I i Ogden,-aretheguests- of Futledjfe t dis-agreab- le i.i ly-we- f C OT I i i t Mollie-Barnca-lias-Jbe- V. ! 1 . f: tl-- ! . nf. ' Screens Jil . $ 4 en the Flies! : ' A t - - a I f t ! Music Century Lf. ' i !!: i There is no edition of Standard Music that has attained the lofty position which is accorded Century Edition. The price is but 10c a copy, yet it has no equal it stands unmatched regardless of price. We also carry the well Matheus Graded Studies known for piano students, book 1 to 4. - r THE LAYTON DRUG GO. The Flinch club visited the Ben Lomond fruit fmm in North Ogden yesterday aiternoon and enjoyed a cherry feast, tendered the club by John T. Hall, brother of Mrs. Frank L. Layton, and manager ot the farm. The club members Vent on tb 4:33 Bamberger and returned I late in the evening. They, report the best time ever but were ton fulll for ' utterance f Mrs. W. II. Thompson and Mrs. UsiT Order Ding Store. ?r r -r- Twenty-si- guests were x cherries were served. ' The spent with mu3ic and games and was most enjoycble. John G. M. Barnes and John' W. Gailey attended the meeting of the Utah bankers at Heber City last week ani report a very interesting meeting. A was passed ccndeming the Lour per. cent special tax that had been levied on the banks of the state for the past four years. The bankers declared themselves in harmony with every movement tending to develop the resources of the state. ev-w- as reso-Iutio- n Monday afternoon, Miss Estella Epperson entertained a number of her friends at a 5 o clock teti, in honor of Miss Helen Spalding of Green River, who wsJm her way home, from Qldand, - California having attended school there, for the la year. Those Gurnet Swan, Claire present wire Gleason, Gladys Barker, Eyelyn Gailey, Marie Openshaw, Alberta Bl&nnm, Elouise Burton, Marie Bkdures, Alice Strong, Helen Spalding, the honor guest and the hostess. Miss Spalding left Tues day morning for Green River. For Sale One of the most desirable homes in Davis county. Located in Kaysville near Layton one third"bf mile from state road. 7 acres of land, every foot- - unde;' cultivation, new 6 room modern frame cottage with basement new barn and buggy shed; all buildings well painted., 300 four yearmldapplelreesacres" in sugar " Have -- now beetsrl acre in potatotes all farm tools necessary; price down $4000.00,- terms $1,000.00 balance mortgage, if desired. L. S. IIEYWOOD, Layton A dy. - ; Cement work of all knds done on order in all parts of the county foundations, cement walks etc. All work guaranteed. Phone Harry Ross No. 1 Farmington, Utah. Union State Bank. JThe newly organized .. Union State Bank of Bouhtiful will open its doors lor business on Julf 7th The board of directors of the bank held a meeting yesterday and Ver' TlYT7the at "7lI,u! f the .cted opening The-- new bniiding'crected by the bank was inspected and found admirably suited for the business of the bank. The manarrived ganese steel chest-ha- s and is in place. It is the latest type and guaranteeu to be proof against the - most skilled safe cracker. The bank" is backed by some of - the solid st men of DeVis county and Salt Lake City and prospects are bright "Tor a useful and prosperous "future. Wm. G. Sears will be the cashier and he says that the bank will adopt the most liberal policy with its customers consist?1! with good banking, x KAYSVILLE, UTAH youeverfelt like you would like to give fl(T fora small dose of some certain medicine? Dont worry now,' you have a modern . y Drug Store within phone call and we deliver anything at . anytime day oil night. A 'Our Soda is always cold. present and all thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. A menu of strawberries and cream, salad and KAYSVILLE PHARMACY XShe House of Cold Soi P. S. We are now connected with SaltLake and every hour. Ogden W. Thillipst Myron A Kaysville, Vtah. Are You Ming fora IVay to Save Money ? WE HAVE IT We arc offering Ladies Misses andChil enTOXFORDS 50 per cent. DiscounL Ladies SHIRT WAISTS and WHITE SKIRTS ONE HALF PRICE . - All STRAW -- and CANVASS HATS 50 per cent. off. Bob White and Crystal White Soap 8 Bars for ' Kaysville - Ff AqQ' Co-o- p GheHouse of .Quality ft GIVE HER A LOCKET I if you would please her mightily. Even if she has one, another to wear1 for a change will prove more than, acceptable. Select the gift here if you would have a choice of the latest and most approved designs and a surety of reliability that makes the gift of permanent surety though that surety is not Charged for in the price. . HAmy DAVIS I The Store with the Guaratee. Atthe sign of the DiamondfRing, 385 25th street, Ogden. O Panama Zone A Dry Place. forbid ColonjJulyl-helaw"- " the International Christian tEn-deav- ding the sale of liquor in the cancongress. They win lea ve' al xone went into effect today Salt Lake on the special train and the oases in the Panama ; carrying the Idaho, Wyoming desert have disappeared. Benjaminc Barrett vil depart for or j via. San and eturn-heme Francisco. They expect to be gone aboui three weeks. ey- Miss Irene Swan entertained a large number of, friendsjwith a lawn party at her home on East Murray IIoward - has - gone - to Locust streetTuesd ay evening. Delta, where he is inspecting his Tables were prepaied on the lawn which was illuminated. 30 ac'res of barley. 315-31- 6 1 1 Stock Goolisjogal Printed at IMs Jb life fe;i!? |
