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Show r Ih Reflex print the newsof Darin County each week, alone with State and National Neva. The Reflex haa the heat Cloatratei Neva service la a State, W3i Home and Foreign. REACHES EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF tAVIS COUNTY. t KAYSVTLLE, LAYTON AND LAYTON WILL CELEBRATE PIONEER DAY At a meeting held at the rooms of the Layton Commercial club last Monday evening, it was decided to celebrate Pioneer day at Layton in a manner fitting, the occasion and the whole of North Davis stake was to come to Layton and help in has the the grand event. reputation of pulling off the best l'i oneer celebrations and all whit dVcuie to celebrate there will have no cause to regret the decision. The celebration will, be held at the ' Layton ball park and there will be sports consisting of hall games, riding contests, races and games appropriate to the occasion. Dinner will be served in the bowery where a reunion will be held and a general good time enjoyed. The program to be carried out will be published in the next issue of The IX. READINESS FOR WIZARDS CARNIVAL and music were some of tht? Salt enjoyable features of the evening and all pre-ehad a delightful time. It was late when the guests departed wishing mary mare birthdays for the Lakes Streets Gaily Decorated; Many Attractions.' nt lad. THOUSANDS GOING 9 NUKT2R 45 FARMINGTON, UTAH, THURSDAY. JULY 15. 1915 gtther. A large number of inqutiie-- . are received, asking where certain j clashes of livestock may he put, linked. A prosperous farming and rich With a complete of breeder, on in the northwestern community hand, it will be possible to phac. MttKrtum of Davis County. Fine plus stock that any breeder mux hapfarms and homes, wide fields and pen to have. If you have not already high radc stock are important sent in your report, please do so at features, lias two canning establishments. artesian wells, North once. Kindly state the Vlas of lte-- I Daxis High school and beautiful stoek, whether horso, cattle, sheep, or orchards. Branch of O. S. 1 railhogs; the breed, stating whether they way front mam line to lake shore are pure bjed or grade; the number furnishes shipping facilities. of males and females kept, and the number of stock for sale. If this inMiss Eliza Beard is xisitmg fn tlds formation is sent to W. E. Carroll, m Proxo. Experiment Station, Logan, Utah, Mass Hannah Cook IS MMlllig your names will be placed on the list. iit Idaho. friends - Care of Pigs After eaning. A great many farmers at this time Mr. S. Renitmoistcr of Blaekfoot of the year are wondering how pest Idaho is isiting here. to take care of their young pigs Mrs. Joseph Young has been xisit after they are taken from the sow. Pigs should not be weaned earlier ing in Salt Lake City for several du.xs. than six weeks ofwge, and two The Bee Hive girls of Sjiwuse months will be better. Take the pigs will take an outing to the luke oa away all at once, and pat them in a Thursday. pen or pasture entirely away from liThe Syracuse ward will their mother. If ths sow is a heavy milker, it will be well to put her on organized on Sunday, Julj IS nt U dry feed, and even cut her ration oclock p. m. somewhat in order to prevent udder A number of people from here Went trouble. to Salt Luke, Ogden and Ioiyton to If a good pasture is available (alBell on Sunday. falfa prefered), the poung pigs can view the Liberty A party of f rends motored but fron be turned immediately into this. If no natural shade is available, some Salt Lake City and visited with Mr artificial shade should bq provided and and Mrs. Joseph Young on Sunday. good fresh water should be available Mrs. Oel Sessions and buby of Og at all times. den are visiting here for the weekThe pig has only a single stomach end. They will return Tuesday or and this is relatively small. The pig Wednesday. is, therefore, not equipped to conMr. and Mrs. Henry Stahle of sume large quantities of coarse feed and especially is this true of young Bountiful motored out Sunday and pigs. They cannot be expected to do visited with Bishop and Mrs. Cook well on pasture alone. The best grain and other friends. available for the average Utah farmer Syracuse will celebrate here on the is shorts. Where k can be 24th. All the committees have 'been had, nothing better cun be fed .than a selected. The program, which prommoderately thick slop of shorts and ises to be excellent, is in the hands of If shorts is not available, Mrs. Charles Barber and Mr. T. Si, somewhat finely giound wheat, bar- Williams. ley or corn, can be u ted in its place. Mrs. Esther Sessions As the pigs become older, the grinding who has been visiting here with hit will not need to be so fine and the is very ill with plural pneufamily, grain ration can also be cut down monia the residence of Mrs. Sesat is desired to get somewhat, unless it Mr. sions.. Thompsons home is in the most .rapid gains. Gunnison. FIRE DEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber and i SYRACUSE h--- t j -j ; With the streets a mass of flutter-i- n flags and decorations; bands playing everywhere and tho entire downtown in holiday attire, Salt Lake City is ready for the Wizard of the Wasatch carnival to be held July 21st to At 10 00 --4 a time Mould it pleusuie to mingle M.inj xxith xoit again in Sunday school. But one innnot iilxxnxs ht where his eurth-l- x desire-- - would liaxe him' We had h xciy pleuint journey to hi- - land Little dal we lealie in our little home town the sxe ot this gteat eaith uioiiMX ht h we dwell 3 he city o! tsuii I taiuisio gave us an idea of loxxn. Ttfc ina tesla ut itic oteun nun li dillitent to in ullei we had been upon It ten d'axs than it used The ,0 III the old geoglaphy hook hustling t'owds swaying hath and lot tlx seemed to he lit eold storage, with the ones so used to i ompuiod iho'xxeim tiiemlslup nf'a little eoun-,t- y v tillage, uml the 'great changes, xetxxxheie told us that heietofore we mid had a xeiy meugte conception of mankimf- itnW Ins home on the eaith, leaii mg loo, that we haxe as yet seen hut little of the wot hi. We ate now in the set x tee of the Lord on one of the South Sea islands 'I he island e. small and tugged, milling hut nmuiitum tops ithnxe the I he wutel. highest ones being about' two I lion and leei high. These rug ged lulls are densely enxered with many kind'Tof palms, 'ferns, vines and gt asses. The' rani is so abundant here that plant life flourishes well upon the rocky slopes. Evqn where there IS deep soil the roots, are so shallow that strong winds blow many of the tiees over. We had a wind shortly ufter arm ing that blew all the down, so that they huve been very scarce for a f;w months. Many of these trees and plants are splendid fruit and vegetable hearers, so that all the native has to do is to gather his food as it grows wild. The only thing that is taken cure of ih taro crop and this needs little attention. This give the natives plenty of food to eat and plenty of time to sleep. Both of these pastimes are indulged in reuther heavily by them. They wear clothing enough to hide their nakedness. The natives are a race of large, well-bui- lt people. They live in the open air continually, having merely grass roofs over them to keep off the sun and rain. Moreove.r, they are a peace-lovin- g people. But their uncivilized condition makes one's heart go out to them and causes him to he willing to sacrifice the association of the choicest people under heaven, for k few years in order to teach them better ways of living as well .as the true way of salvation. Our main labor, so fur, has been teaching school. When we came here there was an utendanee of about sixteen hoys and girls. Today we had in school with six absent. sixty-on- e d These little boys and girls are much different than the dear have in our little boys and girls schools at home. At first we wondered if we could ever learn to teach them. But now, they are trying bo hard to learn that we have learned to, at least, take an interest in them, even if they are not so sweet and nice to be around. We teach reading, language, spelling, writing, arithmetic and some sewing." Some of our children read very well up to the fourth reader. They take pride in their writing and, as a whole, are very good penmen. One class has written some very nice Two compositions and dialogues. other classes have made up some very good sentences. About twenty little folks are just starting in with the A, B, C's and are learning to count They EARTHQUAKE SHOCK Thus afternoon at 2 oclock an earthquake shock was distinctly felt at several points in Kaysville. Employees at the office of the Mountan States Telephone & Telegraph company, n the second story of the Sheffield building, say the disturbance lasted two or three seconds and they could feel the building sway creak. District Manager Smedley, who wu.s also in the office says the movement seemed to be from nothh-we- st to south-easThe shock was also felt at the home of Frank aunt and as far east as the home of W, F. Epperson. No damage has been reported. i:J oclock (not 10.30) net morning l.aton ward will he at the ward meetinghouse One of the Twehe Apostles or a nicin- her of the First Presidency v. ill tie 24th. 'present. From the top of the tower of the Walker bank building at, SecThe funeral of Roy, the 8 year old great ond South and Main streets, stretch son of Mr, and Mrs. Orson, txho died the home of his parents on Tues- two slender cables, one running to a day, July 12, was held at the West point at Third South and Main street Layton meetinghouse today at 2 p. and the other to a point at First South and Main streets These wires m. The child died of One of the choicest agricultural leakage of the glisten and glimmer hundreds of feet heart and had been ill for the sections of Davis County. Many past thirteen weeks. .His first attack was in the air along the full length of large truck and chicken farms make fixing very reasonable. Has four years ugo and he had never been Main street. Down this slender thread Reflex. thirty minute service on Salt of steel a is descend man to twice entirely well since that time. The X Ogden railway. On line of Utah At the meeting Monday evening the interment was in of the Wathe Wizard daily during & Traction and Light Kaysville cemetery. Oregon Short satch carnival, suspended only by his following committees were appointed, Line. Favorite suburban residence The electric cooking demonstration teeth and the first names appearing on the lists section for Salt Lake business men. hurtling through space, high conducted at Hooper and Syracuse by above the thousands of people below, have been appointed as chairmen: Miss Mary Gray Marston of vew at the rate of a hundred milds Malmherg has gone to per Committees. iork, for the Utah Power and Light hour. Sandy. General Committee James E. El- company have met with the approval Without question, this is the most Miss Mane Maloy has gone to Mellison, M. F. Adams, William Simmons. on the part of the ladies in the nortth sensational, feal, open-ai- r Grounds Ernest Layton, A. K. part of the county. Many fine re- ture ever arranged by a western city rose, Montana, Green, Joseph Allen, Richard Steven- ceipts and a great number of house- to thrill its visitors. Hazel Gale of Kiverdale is visiting. hold helps have been acquired by son, Alex Dawson, Jr. From every nook and comer of the Miss Norma Adams. Program E. M. Whitesides, George those who attended the demonstrawest, are coming hunDibble, Mrs. Laudie, Mrs. W. I. Lay-to- tions. The last demonstration of the dreds of visitors to Salt Lake City Miss Adeline Bowman of Richmond series will be held at Layton at the during the carnival. u! visiting with Miss Echo Brandon. Refreshments M. H. Ellison, R. La Tonia hall on Saturday of this Four of the greatest and most beauAdams, Bert Major, Basil Layton, week. Ladies atending are requested tiful parades ever conceived in this Mrs. Thomas Timms left for the Shirley Heywood, Grace Robins, Dot to bring pencil and paper that they western country have been arranged an Francisco fair last Tuesday aftDay, Lizzie Nalder, Bessie Stevenson. may be able to take notes on the dem- for the four days of the carnival and ernoon. Sports W. W. Evans, R. W. Adams, onstration. Demonstrations of the Ke on Sautrday, July 24, Pioneer day, a Mrs. L. E. King of Concord, N. Hn D. E. Layton, Joe Ware, Robert Sim- wanee house service water pressure parade five miles long will traverse is a visitor at the home of Mrs. Archn mons. are also , streets of the city in systems being given. This the ie Duncan. demonstration will be of special inter- thJ morning; and in the aftemoor Finance :Walton Roberts, L. E. Ben C. Snyder. est to the men as it solves the question thousands1 of men, women and childMrs. George II. Mower and childDecoration Mrs. L. E. Ellison, of water service in the home at a ren will gather under the great shade ren of Fairview are visiting with relNalder, Zerda Day, Len Sandall, modern expense. Kaysville ladies are trees at Liberty park, where they will atives and friends. invited to attend the Layton demon- listen to a beautiful open-ai- r concert, Vickey Egbert, Tryphene Layton. Miss Julia Cherry of Victor, Idaho Evening Entertainment and Recep- stration, It is expected that there will which will include a magnificent disis a visitor at the home of Mr. and tion Calvin Corbridge, Mrs. Robert be a large attendance. play of fireworks. Mrs. M. II, Randall The railroads have granted what Birkin, Mrs. M. H. Ellison, Delbert MRS. LAYTON ROSE DIES Bone. practically amount to half fares to Miss Laura Taylor of American and from Salt Lake City" for the caris spending thr summer with Fork nival and every preparation has been Thomas Muir, the machinist, is One of Utahs Early Pioneers Mrs. Margaret Bennett of Mother made by Salt Lake City hotels for the Large Family busy putting local thresing outfits in crowds that go. Mrs. Rose 73 Mrs, Elbert Randall and children age Layton, for years, , threshing. shape REORGANIZED widow of Christopher Layton, died returned to their home at Malad, Idafamily, accompanied by Mrs. Oel SesWallace Cowley, who has been Tuesday afternoon at Layton after an ABOUT EGGS AND ho Wednesday afternoon. Friday night, July 9, a meeting was sions motored to South Jordan on HOT WEATHER called by the city council, at which Sunday and visited Mrs, Mamie working on the sugar factory is re- illness of several months. Boishop Nesson and son of Blue i ported seriously ill with tonsiiitis. , Mrs. Layton was born in England. The following extract from the the Kaysville Volunteer Fire Depart- France Smith and her young baby Creek, Idaho were visitors at the alUnited States Government Weekly ment was reorganized. A committee boy which was born June 25 at Sou tit The three Bee swarms of the Lay-to- n She came to Utah in 1854, settling home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith this do council appointed to Jordan. Mrs. Smith was a Mis wards are preparing for an out- most immediately in Kaysville. Her jNews Letter will be of interest to of the last week. children are George W Ernest, and farmers who are interested in egg work, including George Swan, W. P. France of Centerville. ing to Saltair on Tuesday, July 20. Isaac Layton and Mrs. Rosanna production and marketing. There is Epperson and Walter Cottrell, was Mrs. R. G. Worsley of Washington, force Worked The D. C, is spending a few days in the Frank L. Sheffield has just com- Thornley of Layton; Albert T. Layton, much in the extract which all poul- present, with Councilman Swan in here canning factory Sunday putting up peas. ,Tbe charge. pleted the brickwork on Lawrence Duncan, Arizona; Heber C. Layton, try growers should know: city at the home of her sister Mrs. were obliged to go Sunday farmers Sandalls new home near the Oregon Thatcher, Arizona; Mrs. Janet T. W. Naylor. It is conservatively estimated that Mr. Swan made a few explanations morning to unload their peas which which he stated that the council Short Line on Gentile street. Tree Mountain, Utah; Mrs. Olive there is an annual Iobs in eggs in this were left over from Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walton, Mr. and Barlow, Bountiful. Mrs. Layton is country of $45,000,000. Practically all wished to hold the power to appoint to about fifteen or twenty amounting J. J. Buggers blacksmith shop is a also survived Mrs. Frank Walton, Mr. and Mrs. 6y two brothers, George of this enormous loss is sustained by the chief, or sustain confirmation of loads. It was announced that all peas Charles Parrish returned from the busy place at this time. Mr. Bug- Hudson, Cardston Canada, and' Thom farmers of this country, as it is on the one suggested by the body of firemen, must be in by Saturday night and last fair ger is working four men including as Hudson of council Friday afternoon. Sanpete county. general farms that the great hulk of le also stated that the city lota of the farmers have consequently himself and has room for more men the chief would tothat Funeral services will be held appoint suggest eggs is produced. A very great part H. J. Rampton, Thomas Harris and quite a few left in their patches which that would fit in right. morrow (Friday) at 3 p. m. at the of this loss can be prevented by the his own assistant, that the chief would Ben Brown enjoyed an auto trip to unable off. were to get they Mr. and Mrs. L. IT Griggs of Sait Kaysville tabernacle. The remains production of infertile eggs, which are be held responsible to the council and the canyon Wednesday afternoon in Lake City have been the guest of Mr. will leave Layton for Kaysville at 2 laid by hens that do not have a male therefore should be allowed to chose quest of fish and stories of fish. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE bird with them. The male bird has his own assistant. and Mrs. Ben C. Snyder. Mrs Suy-d- oclock. The members of the North and The Syracuse Sunday school conMyron W. Phillips was then apno influence whatever on the number accompanied Mrs. Griggs to her coundistrict- - Sunday schools will South of committee the the held ference here was ACCIDENT of soon by pointed cs the Sunday. home for a short visit Wednesday. eggs laid. Therefore, as combine to celebrate Pioneer day at The morning and afternoon proOn Saturday evening about 7:30, hatching season is over, the male bird cil to act as chief. He was sustained The Utah Power and Light comthe meetinghouse grounds. A nice proasked and was in those both morn-ni- g were by the be should flock. removed present from by the grams given of Spencer Adams and David Day transnow new a chairman the of act as Mr. is Swan to to enable any who wished to see pany gram haa been arranged by the cominstalling The greatest trouble from blood met with what might have mission and service line to Clinton Lhyton he stated mittee in charge and all are invited that the Mr, Bell. Phillips Liberty been a serious accident at a point on rings in eggs occurs in hot weather. meeting. which will be completed about the of to attend and lend a hand in this d would the in out was The carried an appointment should the be program given to the State road near the residence of Special care first of August. There will be about occasion. the for chief time the assistant children being. excellent and manner the 8 and of .by The gathering egg during storing John W. Gailey in Kaysville.4 acelected Leon was the is due credit teachers under seventy new customers on the line. the .months. and summer by the Strong great late spring young men were going south through Bishop J. N. Ford and Mr. John At these times the eggs should In' clamation to act as secretary. Further their able superintendency. n Tolman were the speakers at the sac- Frank Hyde and Frank L. Sheffield town, mounted on a big Mr. Barlow of the Sunday school voting was done by secret ballot and motor-cyclwhich was being gii?Tfd at least twice a day, pli-.r- i of our Sunday ramen"meeting list Sunday after-noohave secured- the contract for the sing many sweetly tem- resulted as follows! Treasurer,' Fred board was present and spoke to the school The subject of the day was songs. We are now workerection of the addition to the Layton driven by Adams. As they passed in a room or cellar where the de- A. Sheffield; Recorder, Clifton Barton. children and parents present. 70 not does rise above Quite ing up a program to be presented in The school building. The improvement will through town it was observed that perature Liberty BelL Meeting ad- - -A' recommendation was then made a number of the members of the Suntwo weeks. The whole school journed early to give all who wished about cost about $5,50 and must be complet- the machine was burning up the I'oad, crees Fahrenheit, ind marketed two that the chief appoint a committee on day school had to be at the factory week. America" very well. The boys to view the bell an opportunity of doed within 60 days after signing the so great was the speed, and observers r three times rules and regulations and constitution to unload their peas and their pres- sings deBlood rings are caused hr the watch the to road the will into contract. stepped sing Where is My Wandering ing so, as the train was scheduled Mr, Phillips appointed ence was missed. racer go down the street. In trying velopment of the embryo of a fertile and Boy Tonight," the gilrs will sing to pass through Centerville at 2:50 The program was as follows: MuThe Layton branch of the Consoli- to make the turn in the road, at the egg and its subsequent death. It is the following committee: Jed Sessions, of Summer Glory." Then there p. m. Days hatch an infertile egg chairman, Fred A. Sheffield and Leon sic, violin and piano; abstracts of are some new songs, dialogues, drills, dated Wagon A Machine company has point where the accident occured, the impossible to Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Smith received sold four binders so far this season machine left the grade sufficiently to or cause a blood ring to form in one. M. Strong. Councilman John Linford minutes; hymn; invocation; announce- recitations and speeches. All this is much wished the and was sacrament - by telephone yesterday from wordboys present ments; and the harvest has hardly begun. strike the concrete flume heading of It is generally considered that eggs gem; sacrament; to he done-i- d language. The company anticipates a big trade an irrigation ditch' and" spilled its become infertile from seven to four- success and said he would give them Welcome and" brief report. Superin- Some of these boys and girls have their son Liness, appraising them of tendent George Bennett; concert reci- been to school many house at Bower on galvanized steel grain bins. Bert the male bird is re- all the support in his power. years. To be the fact that the bunkr passengers. The machine was wrecked teen days after The meeting adjourned until Mon- tation; (Class song, kindergarten deconsumed been had ranch, Stockton, Haris has ordered a bin of 1000 bush- but the riders escaped with a few moved from the flock. Repeated exall them not sure, we have taught WorsAlma the Younger, fer- day night, July 19. fire. Messers Horace pushown where els capacity. Smith, have that partment; by the know. periments fact The minor bruises. that, they assistwas Sessions Jed How and Alfred appointed first Randall lost the of under pils intermediate; tile and infertile eggs are kept clothing, Our Sunday school is much differ- ley The Layton cannery will finish its State road is used all the way through similar ant chief. to Teach and Enroll the Delinquent," ent also than the one and other belongings, being fertile the bedding eggs conditions, are instead a as holding. you Davis speedway, county ' pea canning campaign today. ManMr. Barlow; Class song and exercies, There are about came near cost- spoiled much quicker, due to the fact twenty in our Sun- absent from the ranch at the time of ager Wiggill reports one of the of a public highway, in. . LIBERTY BELL MAKES primary department; Early History day school. We prsy, sing and then the fire. their lives. Several peo- that they deteriorate faster than largest and the best quality pack ing the boys of KAYSVILLE the Church, pupils of the second separate for our lessons. All the AT STOP Bummer the in fertile inaverage eggs or killed severely The members of the Y. L. M. L A. " since the cannery first begun can- ple have been intermediate. has the children go to one room and all the and Y. M. M. L A. Announcement was made that the this summer by reckless driving temperature. Summer heat jured will enjoyed a picnic tomato The acreage ning peas. Afternoon Program. So long as same effect, as the hen or incubator Jbetrty Bell train would slow up grown folks stay in the other. The Jo Saltair Wednesday afternoon, leavbe 130 acres ms against 170 acres last and (the end is not yet. is confined to the Bpeed on fertile eggs. Sell or kill, or con- while pasing through Kaysville on Solo, Mrs. G. D. Williams and Mrs. children are taught stories from the ing on the 2:40 train- - Each particiyear. The present warm weather is the killing seem to be fine the male bird as soon as the Sunday afternoon and nearly five hun- E. Bodily; Brief history of the school. Book of Mormon and in the class for pant in the affair contributed, to the favorable to the tomato crop and the demons, the public dont be sure, it hatching season is over. To were present at the Ore- Superintendent W. D. Cridde,; Sun- the grown people a chapter is read delicious luncheon dred interested. people especially is prepared. Many condition of the growing crop rapLine depot to get a glimpse day School as a Help to the Ward, A. from the Book of Mormon, and is then of the to maintain Short to next is gon impossible party enjoyed to bathing in the idly improving from day day. a lake. All are enthusiastic After the roads where such speed is per- UTAH AGRICULTURAL WEEKLY of the precious relic. When those in D. Miller; Musical number, choristers; discussed. in their The State road concrete mixer was mitted, but the people only grumble charge of the train saw the great Childhood Mission of Christ, mem- song is sung and the benediction is praise of the trip. The chaperones NEWS LETTER A very simple Sunday included the crowd which had assembled. the train ber of the theological class; Sunday pronounced. unloaded and sent to the front Mon- occasionally and permit the abuse to following ladies: Mrs. ' You would think Tred W. e full fotmore to not? a be will School Spiritual-Forcin a school,, the cement was it is as stop continue. day. Work of laying brought Notice te Livestock Men. Mrs. Edith Tingey, Walton, and all present had an Indiviadual, T. E. Williams; Solo, so too, if you could hear them talking Mrs. Bert commenced at the intersection of the Mrs. Laura LarAs was mentioned in these columns than a minute Reading, to vew the bell at short Mrs. Ezra Thurgood; Song and Bene- and reading in their strange langu- son, Mrs. S. F. road which leads from the State road KAYSVILLE DRUGGIST and Mrs. P. P. last fall, an organization known as the opportunity Worsley to the Bamberger depot at Clearfield PLEASES CUSTOMERS Utah Livestock Breeders association range. There was plenty of cheering diction. age, jus( to let you hear how pecu- Parrish. on the part of the One of the features of the morning liar it sounds. and the work will be carried on from L. R. Wight reports customers was affected at the last state fur. and The cherry crop haa been exccll-- T, We hope we have not tired you with citizens. was that point south. The gravel chute a letter written to the Sunday acSince that time cards have been sent greatly pleased with the QUICK were discontinued at the L. school by.Elder Clarence Smedley and our long letter. We shall be delighted this season. Fruit growers lrrort Services where cars will be unloaded and tion of simple buckthorn bark, glyc- out to a large number of men, asking S. tabernacle and the entire con- his wife, who are on a mission in to hear from all of you. We want that prices have been iJ-'-.j c ' r ' wagons loaded with gravel, is now erine, etc., as mixed in. Alder-i-kfor the class and breed of livestock see to And station the to the Samoan islands. Mrs. Smedley you to accept our sincere love they have had success fa T practically completed and concrete This simple remedy drains the old they keep, together with the number gregation went Sheffield wcr.t to his was Miss Cinda Thurgood and both best wishes, praying that the Lord ot the fruit. Mr. C. IL CL will be placed on the road at once. bell. the so Mayor bowels the Refrom available. females and of males matter . foul r store and procured all the flags ho were teachers in the Sunday school will give his guarding angels charge (others of t1" U- - 'i State KorL Mrs. William N. Nalder was the re- THOROUGH that ONE SPOONFUL plies have been received from a con- lad in stock and distributed them 'rvenr before they were married and. left of you, to keep your feet in the paths al board t CASE of con- siderable number of these men, yet cipient of a birthday surprise party relieves almost ANY Jto for their mission a. few months who usedtbem to efforts We the and virtue of people, ; It among happiness. truth, ago. it is believed that there are still many on Monday evening at-hhome in stipation, sour, or, grassy .stomach,.. The letter was read by W. D. Griddle. will remember" you "and hope to he of the is used success- from whom no word has been received, good effect in a patriotic demonstrait is that so powerful was attendance The ward. Layton nev- in - Alder-i-k- a The letter follower remembered. How can we forget, out the str ' fact, there may be a considerable tion. very large, but the party found ample fully in AppendicitisPago Pago, Tutulia, Samoa. when we have so many good things estei :.d room on the lawn about the house. er gripes and the INSTANT action number who never even received one NOTICE. cost Laport 3. May, 16, 1915. to remind us of you. of the cards mentioned above. It was one of the warmest nights of is surprising. Adv, pxtL-- g' he health and V of To the at Dear Friends Our happiness May life, Syracuse It is the desire of the association to There will not be any services the seasons, but it was rfne too warm meet we School till again. yours Sunday under the trees. Lanterns were used Keep year animals free from Ciea compile as complete a list as possible the Presbyterian church of Kaysville Your of the b realm cf livestock in ike Sabbath, July 18, as the pastor will Many and pleasant have been the for the lawn where by using Cooker's Fly Knacker. L-s r ' v bid l v rtitz t' t t v r 'L'a era all be awsy n Uv city. Ley Canes were plzyad and where x- - it at the Leytra Exrj n La-to- jNundu 1 I j A dare-devi- out-of-to- Inter-Mounta- in n. down-tow- skim-mil- n, Lu-el- la skim-mil- , k. son-in-la- . mmithst Niro. huxe been a Zezi-ge- r, d t. CENTERVILLE - -- bun-nun- ua dark-skinne- er MOTOR-CYCL- E with-hol- Harley-David-so- e, - n. by-law- s. the-Engl- islr - flag-wavi- , a. er :- jjp i- - -9 m u . 9 rl rif |