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Show ' 0 iK:::::3iniminintii!iiii!i!in!!niiiii!iiiiiiin!niiii!i!iiiKSs:;i:m THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH hr ARMOR. PLATE MOS1ERY! -- 0 The Hosiery you can depend on for Hen, Women and Children AH Sizes, All Prices, the Hose that is best WE GIVE Fit....guaranteed; Wear.. ..insured. What more can any one ask ? Satisfaction or your money refunded. Made of the best, strongest and longest wearing yam....dyed with Harms, not dye. (It absolutely will not rot, bum or weaken the yam, other dyes do) Knitted to size and shape perfectly. Knit right and fit right....that means ever wear right. Style-obvio- us; GREEN TRADING STAMPS HrJrSHEFFIEDT2rSiJS Department Cash Store TELEPHONE NO. 1 THE MOST OF THE BEST FOR THE LEAST CASH KAYSVILLE, UTAH. Born to M r. and Mra. IlenryHBone Born to Mr. ind Mra. Otto Layton, The Layton Sugar company has Sunday, April 4, a daughter. on Sunday a daughter. filed its articles f incorporation The stock is placed at $600,000, "Heinie Evans and' wife are reR. W. Barnes and wife of Kamas capital KkytvIUs Eollar HlUi, TtgtUble fully paid up. Manilla MtabllikaMt, ud irmlt joicing over the arrival of a" four visited with Kaysville relatives the brick plant add ataadll to tka anit first WMltt af Ui dtp. Omit at ftrafag. of the week. pound daughter on Wednesday mornMrs. Annie Steggell frail aad aititabli growing far iklp. ing. . . Pn and Manlaf ara Important India, Fork is visiting at the home of Mr. A bull farm a hand at the gored trial Haa a aaantp bifh ackaol. and Mrs. abaathaa as saw apara bnM. - OitT ThomasJ. Smith. Mrs. Steg Henry Cood. En employee ofthe farm of O. L. RandaH one day last water aad alaetrta UgkUng ara a Carhart dairy, will go to the St week. The injured man was taken to gell is a sister of Mr. Smith. far lnrMtiaant. Bobo af Ua Katas aad Ito printing plant Mark's hospital for an appendicitis the Dee hospital. Mrs. Annie Steggell, Mrs. Sumner operation. Gleason The "East and Mrs. W. P. Epperson Senator John W. Thornley is at Wind of Wednesday You almply cant wear that win- night swept Kaysville as clean as a were motor-guesBlackrock looking after his shetjj. of Mrs. Thomas ter hat any longer. Why not try the ribbon of all trash that was movable J. Smith Thursday. A trip was made Young pigs for sale. Jjhn Co Kaysville Millinery for a chic spring with the exception of newspapers up Ogden canyon. hat. Adv. which plastered the shrubbery, hedgnere, Kaysville. Adv. 4 Lester Asher, wh has beeiT work es and fences.. WANTED Live and dressed chick-ming for Stephens Brothers of Layton, Arthur Butcher will buy a lot in at II. J. Sheffield ft Sons. Adv, tjie modern block subdivision The Wagon Missionaries have been has gone to Montpielier, Idaho where and he has accepted a position with the The foundation of the Sterling erect a thoroughly modern home this holding a series of meetings in Utah Power & Light company. the lastKaysville few days. during Morton residence on East Locust spring and summer, On Sunday night they held services street is completed. FOR RENT Thirty shares of Kays mthe L. D, S. tabernacle and 6n MonButter wrappers at Reflex Office. Arbor Pay was observer by the Creek water stock at $6.00 per share day night In the Presbyterian church. merchants of Kaysville by closing for the season. W. A. Roberts, Kays There will be a high cIsbs concert their stores all day. vllle R. F. D. Adr.tf and vaudeville at the Kaysville opera THE ROSE CITY. The schools of the county were house tomorrow, Friday, night The Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Batine are ' County aaat af rick and fartlla Bavia closed Arbor Day and the children their new Ford touring car entertainment will be underthe dieoaaty. Bona ot tka HlUar flora) eoapaay. tka largaat growers af kt enjoyed the vacation. thoroughly and they are quite hos- rection of Professor Hammer and he hauaa lovara la tka has determined to give Kaysville musoaatry. Location of too famoaa Mrs. Daisy Clark of Liberty, Utah pitable when using it rooort. Haa Waterworks m4 ical entertainments that are worth klaetrla Lights. A Am plaoa fas rail, waa the guest pf Mr. and Mri. Henry dsnes. Mrs. W. P. Epperson entertained while. headis a Every perfrmer Graham the past week. the Bay View club at her home on liner and a good show is assured Mrs Romania Robinson' entertaine; Henry Mansell says he s thorough- Wednesday afternoon. The decorathe Veron club at her home Friday On Monday the weather was quite ly enjoying life since he joined the tions were apple blossoms, afternoon After the lesson a dainty warm with a warm wind from the brigade of Ford owners. Most of the farmers in this south. Vegetation is well advanced, unch was served All the members part were present Miss Mane Openshaw of Salt Lake of the county have their beets plant- grass is making jood feed and many J City will spend the week with friends ed and a few have their crops so far trees arc green. Cherries, early apFarmington put in Arbor Day cleanand relatives in Kaysville. along as to commence cultivation ples, plums and pears are in bloom ing up the city. Farmington received and many gardens are showing clean-u- p up first place in the state-wid- e William Rouche has returned from The Duvis school base ball well. movement last year in her class and St. Mark's hospital where he went for team will meet High the Ogden Mail Clerks an operation. He is getting along ut Sheffield John Flint, the enterprising and is going out for . the honor again. park tomorrow afternoon. Prizes were given and a concert was nicely. A small gate admission will- be progressive farmer who lives in West given in the evening. Kaysville, has completed a concrete It will be well for the people in charged. stave silo and installed an electric Mrs. Sadie Clark entertained the the north end of the county to keep Professor Hammer is drilling plant to assist in general farm work. Primary stake board at her home an eye on the State Road situation. class in old songs in connection, with He is now engaged in constructing a afternoon. A very delight It is not probable that-thpeople the High Bchool musical work. The concrete curbed well 20 feet in diam- Tuesday 'ul time was enjoyed. A discussion want the .road situation to get in the people will have an to eter into which he will drain a patch of Primary work was followed by deshape that the sch.ool situation now hear these songs at opportunity Mutual at an of moist land and pump water for licious refreshments md a general is. early date. good time was enjoyed by all present on KAVSVTUUE UTAH NATIONAL BANK ul : : i OGDEN CAPITAL and SURPLUS . UTAH : $180,000.00 Hie Utah National Bank haa always maintained a position of stability and 6erstoitidienta a hanking service of exceptional value. Checking accounts (large or small) are cordially invited. RALPH E. HOAG, Pres.; W. J. PARKER, Udaea-mant- to Vice-Pre- ts 15-2- : t J. PEERY, H. Vice-Pres- .; s.; A. V. McINTOSH, Cashier. I t. s BUCHfiDLLERS FLOWERS CO. On Washington Avenue OGDEN. FARMINGTON Spring Apparel For La-co- Men of Taste. We have a well-select- and ed moderately-price- stock of d Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes. Our shop literally teems with the best to be found. Now is the time to make satisfactory selections. Our mens and young mens suits made by first-clas- s of the best possible materials, in the latest tailors patterns and guaranteed by us to give perfect satisfaction, are shown at e jr 2425. w later-msuta- up1 at $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 and $30.00 A visit will please and repay you. 3F ik. -- lilts We are being told every day by people who know, that we have the prettiest Suits for the money, in the city. We are proud to mention the faet as it comes from thoseTiot interested in the store. Come in and see them for yourself. You may need one this season. u SUIT CASES AND BAGS A new line la just in; prices from $1.50 and up. These come in handy foi your thia M trip summer. lou . will find in thia store everything needed on trip. We will just mention a few things, such as most i Glotea, Hose, Underwear, Um- -' brellas, Corsets, Kimonaa, Neckwear of all styles. Lace and Net Capa etc. SILK SALE is now on. A good line of Fancy ioulardt, good patterns and colors to select from. ...These are a regular 75c and . OQ 95c value, now W Showing the New Short Baiquo aad Panel Skirt ahd I lfcCatl Pattern Noe. which aro included 11 mada lor May. aigna Taffetas 0Ju and Measaline Silk and Wool Poplin Crepe de Chines and many other Specials for the coming week. t9) Palira .fit Hoo'rdft A NEW LINE of Childrens Coats and .Dresses rime in yesterday. We cap fit your little tota; bring them ia and let us try them on. It is no trouble to us. You are under no obligation to buy. Every price is here and to suit your purse, and pleasiag salespeople to do the work. I rowThe SUDACn : crr,R0rl?A7SfEDFPRACE-S,LACE- I s(rroJtrfMJrf8wlou50cik J I Never fiil. - ELLAGEliE FARII 'oo ALDUX TEXAS LINGERIE WAISTS 98c These are very pretty made from Voiles, Crepes, Organdies, etc.; former prices $1.23, $IA3 race Greatest Forage Ran) Known." WfJAUfY" and $1.50. Come in and see, pur pretty Coats and , Skirts. Civin Higher Quality at the Same Price Is Erpal to Reducing In case you need anything by the yard, we have it, no matter what it ia. the Price On the Same Old Article. IN NYAlS FACE it "tiv This nLrSfi pjy Antiseptic Face CM, Of 25 and 50 cents. Cream-IF- s Greaseless "OURTIOaMEDRUGSTORE7, 3T - 4C 3T is. THE KAYSVILLE PHARMACY |