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Show SergL C. S. Hoag of Fort Douglas was a guest of Arnold M. Barnes on Friday. Sergt. Jloag was formerly a member of Amb. Co. 343 at Camp Grant, but was recently transferred to Base Hospital at Fort Douglas. d n ni IB n ia Mrs. C.' G. Eggleston of Pueblo, Colo., Miss Kathryne Kaye, Miss Grac Lyons, Mrs. Ira A.. Lyons and Miss Millicent Lyons all of Salt Lake City, spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Barnes. SPADES AND SHOVELS . , It isViow apparent that several more men' will be called jo fill up the vacancies in' the number of men selected to go to Camp Lewis on the 24th. The vacancies are made by a number of men called filing agricultural exemptions, which, under the late ruling, must be allowed., The local board will meet at Farmington Saturday morning to pass on the deferment claims and make further selections. RAKES, HOES, FORKS, ' t WIRE SCREEN Use it now . we have all widths WIRE DOORS rtz Springs, too. , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Green gave a party in honor of their son on his 5th birthday, Thursday evening, June 5th. e luncheon was .served A rooms were decorated with red and the roses and peonies. Covers were laid for thirty. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dawson, Jr., Mr. j) three-cours- m iwi "ifim g JIT ,1 z zz 1 0 Sheffield Mons J s " Telephone No. H 1 Kaysville IllIIlIIIIIilllIIIIlIIIIlIlIIlH to Ada fa Beesley the a for prospects good grouse season are manifest in the hills. According KAYSVILLE Unr.i elty la earth Dtrfa county Boiler for raaidcae. and fruit canning atb-lihm- nt Mill, and rrMt hrifk plant add ataadlly to tba waattli of the city. Gcacral farm. Ins. frail and vegetable growing for ah Ip. men! and aanalng are teaportant Induatriea. Hae the Davie County Cantral liiiih achool, eharrhaa and new opera boaea. City water and electric lighte are indorementa for In. Home of the Inland Printing veatmonL company and He printing plant. Th. fin. p!ao f ,rt.b!. Mrs. Arnold M. Barnes spent this week in Salt Lake City as guest of Mrs. Claud Q. Cannon, v Shirley M. Barnes received ' word yesterday to report at "Annapolis on July 12th. . Shirley expects to leave no later than July 5th, Hon. John It. Barnes is sick. Mrs. Jed Sessions spent Tuesday in Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Hart and Misses Etta Hart and Viola Tuescher of RayOgden. Adam Beesley now delivers ice with mond, Ida., are the guests of their Mrs. Jos. aunt, a Ford truck. Openshaw. ' Mrs. James Cheeketts apd Mr. and Miss Fae Sanders spent Tuesday in Mrs. William Phillips spent Sunday Salt Lake City. with Mrs. Cheeketts sister, Mrs. A fine son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Odd. Manning on Saturday. Byron Blood, Louis Underwood and Vernon W. Wilcox is Layton will take a two weeks George again seriously ill at his, home in this city. vacation soon. They are going to ' , motor into Idaho. i W The Burton family are holding a family reunion in Ogden today. First crop haying is now on and many of the University and High Mrs. Tom Nichols of Henefer was a school athletes are getting intensive Kaysville visitor Wednesday. training pitching hay. O. R. Layton is attending the sumMr. and Mrs. James Cottrell gave a mer school at the university. part$ in honorof their son Ralph, who Mrs. Alice Sanders celebrated her leaves soon for the army training school at the University of Utah in 57th birthday at her home today. Salt Lake City.. Miss Estella Epperson is attending William Haight and family departed the summer school at the University. this morning by motor for a visit with Miss Estella Baldwin of Beaver ii friends who reside in and about St the house guest of Miss Maud Anthony, Idaho. They expbet to be away a couple of weeks. -- Mc-Latch- ie. and Mrs. William Philjips and daugh- ter Thelma, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rob- bins, Mrs. Effie 'Turner of Farming- ton, Mrs. Jhomas Perkins, R. W. King and daughter, Mrand Mrs. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Barkdull, Mr, and Mrs. Gibson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr. and Mrs. H, Mansell, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Burton, Mrs. Heber Burton and daughter. For the purpose of conforming with the rates established by Railroad Director McAdoo, the passenger rates on the electric lines of Utah have been raised equal to the rates in force on the Bteam lines. Practically the rate is 3 cents a mile with the exception of commutation tickets, on which there has been a slight raise. There are no round trip rates now in force, and all mileage books are being taken up and the remaining coupons are being redeemed. The one way rate now in force to Salt Lake City is 70 cents, to Ogden 49 cents. Commutation tickets good for ten round trips to Salt Lake City from Kaysville now cost $6.05; to Ogden $4.95. The Lagoon rate has not been changed. , finishing. I ni w LICENSES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods' Wm. J; Loyd and Dorothy E. Baker baby boril last Sunday, died the boy, nen f Salt Lake City. The family reside at Garland. day. Adeline Mulvehill and F. Henry Mr. Wood is the son of our Mr. and Anderson of Salt Lake City.. D. Wood. Mrs. J. Lake of Salt E. City Vern Woolsey and Irean Orton of Sandy. The military play, Over There j, . Chris Bitne and Belle Burger of this week in several being A presented Salt Lake City. towns by a Farmington company for' W. J. Wilkinson and Lillian Perkins the benefit of the'Davis County Chap. of Salt Lake Ur of the Red Cross and is proving W. Moses of Smithfield and a big success in every instance. TueAlice Maude Petty of Farmington. and Wednesday evenings the play Charles H. Van Nest of Evansville, sday was given in Syracue and Clearfield,. Ind., and Lucile Reber of Philadelphia. "d Frid,, .nd Sa urd.y the oomp, Orrln J. R.nd.11 of K.,svill, .nd Porterv'lle M1 Cit, Holdah F. Nielgon of Bonlda, Idaho. iw,l!.v in Mogan county. Eddie Burton of Kaysville and wpmsfcri Lavetta Forbes of Layton. and Arline McMaster Ernest Sour Stomach Spears, a both of Salt Lake City. This is a mild form of indigestion. II. Wagner and Rose Yuddin, both of is usually brought on by eating too It Salt Lake City. or too much', or of food not Patrick D. Lynch of Detroit and rapidly suiUd to your digestive organs. If you Emily D. Higgs of Sacramento. will eat slowly, masticaU your food Frank R. Gately and Velda Buys, thoroughly, eat but little ' meat and both of Salt Lake City. none at all for supper, you wilt more II, J. Harrold of Chicago and than likely avoid the sour stomach M. Kletsch of Salt Lake City. Mrs. A. w. Dawson is now in the Melaney without taking any'medidne whatever. Henry Marrow and Margaret Oden, When you have sour Btomach take one pee hospital, where she underwent an both or Salt Lake City. of Chamberlain's Tablets to aid doperation on her feet MARRIAGE City.-Elme- MAKES ALL vK,- ' I- - LIVESTOCK1! ( . vi Y " Vs ' r:. ters and two sons, Mrs. VioW Hansen i ,!jfi v 4 ? timpk CLEAN 1 Adv. igestion. FOR SALE CHEAP Blue Flame oil stove. round oak dining table. r; finWheatei' aoft coal Montagu Love base-burne- 1 large kitchen cupboard; containing Misses Fern Whitesides, Beatrice Ellison and Itha Layton gave a shower bins and drawers; oak finish.' 1 Edison phonograph, with records. Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Nora Morgan. Inquire pf Mrs. A. A. Martin. Adv. Dorothy Kelly wgass Coming to the Kaysville opera house on Saturday is the most charming picture that has been produced in a long time. It i8.The Beast and it is a World-Pictur- e Brady-Mad- e in which Love and the stars are Montagu Tl in laid is Kelly. story Dorothy Layton an artists colony and the two prin-pipal characters are Jacques Revilly and Marguerite, both of whom .are! orphans. Revilly, because of hia dis-- j i agreeable character and his dis-- f reputable appearance, is called The Beast. Marguerite ds an innocent, ' unsophisticated girl who finds it impossible to make a living for herself when her parents die. Revilly, one winters night, finds her freezing to death on a cold stoirway. He takes! her to jiis home and with the aid of the man who is his best friend and land--J lady, he saves her life. Revilly has been insufferably lonely and the girl! fills his life with happiness. They j come to love each other but a young j high-Jivin the colony has resigns j upon Marguerite and these he carries j The outstanding feature of this pic out through a diabolical plot. But ture is its great charm. It is the Revillys love Is too big to be ex- - sort of picture that makes one forget tinguished because of this and Jacques' everything but the fascinating story and Marguerite are finally united. The flashed on the screen. settings given this production are particularly noteworthy. The whole picHouse ture has been staged in a way" that Kaysville enhances its inherent charm. Mr. Love 15th and Miss Kelly give performances that are simply delightful and The Awakening is absolutely certain to thoroughly charm everyone who see it. The Awakening is a very exceptionDoctor of Veterinary Surgery al production, a Very charming proand Medicine and Vet-inar- y duction and you should see it by all Dentist. means. L BOUNTIFUL, UTAH , wgisjns. Phone 75-1- 4 ' Subscribe for The Reflex NOW. - ( er Opera Saturday, June : - - best work which 18 ImProviriS vastly ew characterization he w,th eaeh The story was written by C. ssaJs er Sullivan and the picture was. produced by Mr. Hart himself under the supervision of Thomas H. Ince. Jane Novak is his leading woman and she has & role that brings out Mr. Harts personation in strong and satisSelfish Yates will fying contrast. be shown at the La Tonia theatre next Wednesday, June 19, and an excellent presentation is assured. La Tonia LAYTON, UTAH and Baby Blanche, Ora, Vernal and Delton, all ofShelly, Ida.; Heber J. Holland, wife and two children, Caroline and Ray, of Rigby, Idaho; Chris Holland, wife and three children, Mary, Lewis and Isabella, of Kaysville. Hyrum T. Holland, now at Lava Hot which closed a very pleasant day. Mr. Springs, Idaho, was unable to be pres-e- John Holland is now in his S3rd year, had" heteeir there'all '"bf'the still "hale' and hearty;'" although '"a family or five sons would have been cripple. . His wife, in her 74tlr year, is represented. The number present were still able to get about and do her own four sons, eleven grandchildren and work. "'"W S S one great grand child., - TIIE VILLAGE HARD BOILED The decoratins for the table was EXPRESSES HIS OPINION a vase Of yellow roses. The most OF THE KAISER unique thing was the homespun table Saturday Evening June 15th nt Kills Lice, Mites, Fleas, Heals Cuts, Wounds, Scratches. For Mange, Sheep Scab and other skin troubles. , - Prevents Hog Cliclsra nd all diseases of live stock contagious rr by keeping the premises sanitary - 1 1 . ss John Holland enter-,- . tained in honor of their family Sat- urday, June 8th, at the home of their son, Chris Holland, of Kaysville. The following members were present: John WY Holland, wife and two daughters. Pearl and Lila, of Lorenzo, Idaho; Joseph Holland, wife and two daugh- - i ' n',r' r r wpasfcis Mrs. D. K. Egbert and son Cleveland, of Oakley, Idaho, are visiting friends and relatives in Kaysville and Layton. Manager Nance has mlde good his promise to furnish the people of Kaysville with a first-clapicture show. At the opera house last Saturday night the new Simplex Thachine, the very latest type on the market, was used in the production of a high class Blue Biri filmland the result was all that could be desired. The powerful lens brought out all the finest details of the picture and held the scenes steady and sharp at all times. The story of the play and the synopsis between scenes was at all times clear and legible from any part of the house. Now that the management has outfit and is purchased a first-clas- s showing high class pictures the people of the community should show their appreciation by a most liberal patronage. If the people give it good support it will be instructive, elevating and entertaining, but if they wihhold that support it will be a bum - show with but little merit. The films shown here some time ago by the Pump-kinvimanagement were rotten and through through, very different from those put on by the present management, M. and Mrs. I'jt i - HOLLAND FAMILY REUNION w yJU r v 3-2- wfcasns ' ' Kf: -'- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Belcher of Farmington D. & R. G. station hav . bouncing baby boy, bom the first of the week. - i i SS& Adv. . wFxSjtxs-i- ne h cameras and Absco supplies at tha Layton Hardware Expert developing - and company. r HAY FORKS, PITCHING FORKS, BARLEY FORKS MANURE wgasgas 'FulYlineaf Arnold M. Barnes has purchased the Martin place at the comer pf Tenth and Locust street, and will occupy it as soon as it is vacated by the Martins. This is one of the most desirabje residence locations in Kaysville. let us figure with you. Now on hand t t!ov Buy Your Coal ESTABLISHES RECORD In one week the Y. M. C. A. station huts in Iionoen accommodated 20,067 " sleepers, establishing a new record. EASY TO IKE PURIFIES- - ECONOMICAL Write for free booklets on the care of all live stock. Hog Cholera Prevention and the construction of a hog wallow. , Kreso Dip No. 1 in original packages FcSl fcr LAYTON DRUG COMiY mssr?r$.7.j cavety-spunb- while y a Mrs. young woman - John-Holla- nd at her ""M" ni Tfc..VlU3geYliajdLaiIftdA--'aIte- r home in reading the Sunday newspaper, deliv- Virginia. Mrs. Nellie R. Condie of Salt Lake, sister of Mrs. Chris Holland, assisted in the preparation for the occasion. After dinner the whole party took an auto spin through the most fertile parts of Davis "County, arriving home just in time to witness the almost total eclipse of the sun. In the evening the younger members of the party took a spin to Ogden Canyon and return, ered himself as follows: Say, did you read that piece in the paper about the kaiser giving that guy a cup for sailing a boat across the Atlantic ? The d kaiser said the d cup. was worth $5,000, but when they melter the d - thing up for the Red Cross they found the d thing was pewter and not worth a d cent over dollars. That shows what thirty-fiv-e a cheap , the kaiser is." An ARTCRAFT 1 Pitt: iC |
