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Show mm A PARADISE FOR TOE 4SbE3EUfiER Ni autaa mwt f Sait Lake Citr, an MriMM Wwm. larval city is D cwatT ! ka walarwar, ctcetnc lights anl pawar. Wlapk-a- a, id wclka. Sarraaa ty fa aartrt gcrdani ni iruil lands, twa slsetna ratlraa with low fares, two trsnsesottasatsl railroad, nmt If 1 f ""wgTw fiTTy tj is- - - ' h? , f a 1 brick yard, two banks, good bamaa bousss, co tussore uU club, graded amt high schools, churches and lodges. A goad rises to lire. 1 MD.Luri . Neal Parkin has i m a ui-t' rVm! A rt;r -' .f m, (B Hi fH (.i;r,hp "& 11 T v "! O "vw , d-- - I A-- - ' .W fv- ivddl 7 ft f - vW f ll 0 I IS!w ril I o i V a new - Leonard Hardy has accepted a sition on the Bamberger line. po- Hyrum Johnson of Georgetown, Idaho, is visiting relatives here. - VM Mrs. Sarah ArbucUehpa just re- 7-- Syracuse. -- wsjs- . fine eon was born to Mr. and Mrs, Porter Jones on Monday. Mother and child are doing fine. A Chamberlains' Colic and Diarrhoea HOME SERVICE SECTION Remedy Now la the time to buy a bottle of this remedy so aa to be prepared in Steven Hart is very ill. About two case that any one of your family weeks ago he suffered a paralytic should have an atack of colic or stroke, diarrhoea during the summer months. 4 C-AUta- Edward Hermanson, who is in the It is worth a hundred times its cost when needed Adv. Engineer corps is on his way to France. PRORATE AND GARDIANSIIIP NOTICES Mr. and Mrs. W. Collingwood and the are Garfield Consult County Clerk or Respective spending family of summer here. Signers for Further Information Lands h Uf sies H ehelsesl Is the West. Vse sea bey rtn. sreSuetlre. ter, stsd er sss.lrrjjsled. lands at sisd. arete arises, and sn feed taw. that are within eanr naash at ssasllsnt warksts, Norman Lamph, who has been visitNOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of John Davis. Creditor will ing friends at Grouse Creek, returned ? home Sunday, present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at West Point, Utah, on Udell Call fell on the pave&ent or before the 15th day of September, while roller skating last. Thursday, m8 JULIA A.', DAVIS, breaking his arm. Administratrix. T. McCLURE PETERS, J Word was received Monday that La Attorney for Administratrix, I Mar Barlow and Mead Hatch had ar s Kaysville, Utah. First publication July 11, 1918. rived safely overseas. Last publication August 81918. Mr. hnd Mrs. Richard Hatch are rejoicing over the arrival of a girl, born to them last Thursday. felt as tar what a urn sea yen dasirs the land, and I wilt sand te yen ant has- . tie Intar niatlaa ebeslutely FREl. . Van are cordially Invited te sail at - daa 112, Unlan PaaiSa Baildlnt a aaa aiaallaat aad extensive eihlblt at aredsata (rawa la the Unian Ptalhd ar , ' V 1, 4. SKITS. Coleeitalies & ladeslrul 4JL I'aloa Facitic Sthlaw local UU. C. P. BHf .. Oauka. Neb. j Sample of Advertisement Used in Eastern Mr. and MrsI E. W. Anderson left Friday for San Francisco, where they expect to make their home. FACTS , STATE MUST MAKE FULL PREPARATIONS OR "RACK TO LAND" MOVEMENT. THIS t CET READY FOB THE WAR'S END UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM HAS ESTABLISHED EXHIBIT ROOMS FOR THIS ..PURPOSE, oDe-slxt- h pose. , Millions of Acres Available. Millions of acres of Jand that have never known the feel of the plow are wafting for the home seeker in the great Empire States of the Trass-MSond West, and in the states that face the Pacific Ocean. Many of these acres are In the sections, many of them can fee brought under,. Irrigation e dry-farmi- d'f-"hcs- tier are easy acre In these Stands high tion. Has orchards. Ranks second In production of silver, third In lead, fourth in copper and sixth In sold. Coal, .iron, copper and salt deposits Sufficient to supply total needs of United States for more than one hundred years. of it revenue for Spends 88 educational purposes. now cnl finned "1th the ever ihoe who seek next few years, Dr. E.H. MOSS Doctor of Veterinary Surgery and Medicine and Vet inary Dentist. The Union fellow, Pacific jK , - . Up PAINTS Y cisco. other 75-l- f MAUXOT AND SCARNOT VARNISHES, DECOTINT FOR WALL COVERING ' FLOORLAC FOR FLOORS LIQUID GOLD ETC. FOR FRAMES AUTO ENAMELS Covey Styner of Salt Lake Ciy, but formerly of this place, bus joined the marines and is now in San Fran- but fmvthe exhibit ' preparedTfey the Phone S1IEUWIN-WILLIAM- S V in large tradx, u hi eh, westward pushing uf new lands "ill, in the i be cut up into smaller BOUNTIFUL, UTAH USE Israel Call and two sons, Newel and Chester, are visiting relatives in Arizona. They went by automobile. urges that all visitors in Omaha niuke it a point to visit these exhibits In the building at 15th and Dodge Sts. The Colonization & Industrial Bureau has no land to sell, and Its only and suffering upon tht fair fields of intere, in the sale of land by those end. the j h do have It, is the building up of France, comes finally to longing for the pen 'country " id take j rJe territory which it serves. In an even greater hold upon the hearts j ther words, its interest is the bring together of the land amt those of mankind. Then this great country In the West should be in position to vLo wm,d make new homes upon the lar,d. For that reason expert agents respond to this longing, should l th1 P.ureau investigate thoroughly seek to will those who receive ready nil land that is offered for sale end Its welcome land 'all neouts; These' experts Bfittsfy Utah must do its part, p. themselves that the land Is suitable agency in the state should he directed forthat the climalic condifanning, to this end. In preparation for this are tions and that the price at right day every facility .should be used to which it Is offered is reasonable; next acquaint 'those who now are looking they satisfy themselves that the land for & new Lome in the West, and agent Is honest and reliable. There Is every organization that Is working to f no need to fool men In order to get secure the upbuilding of the West them to settle In the West tin? truth should be encouraged. Is strong enough. What has already Union Pacific System On the Job. been done by ether men, those now One of the most active organiza- living in the Wet, i proof of , what tions especially maintained for work can be done by those who may move of this character, an organization Rd- - there hereafter, provided they us Mrs. A1 Mills and family of Pocatello, Idaho, are - visiting with Mrs. Mills parents, Mr, and Mrs. David Fenwick. 1 SOLD BY -- Co. Stewart-Burto- n Mrs, Henry Kerley and family returned home to Oregon on Friday, after spendnig a month here with GENERAL MERCHANDISE relatives. l. - KAYSVILLE, UTAH - Mr, and Mr. Harry Harper and son of Salt Lake City were guests of Mr, and Mrs. William Miles and family Sunday, ' r--f iSamls'witt.Us William C. Hardy has opened a new garage just north of the Morrison-Merri- ll Lumber companys place of bindne, yS yoir will not have to have a pull when in need of any accommodation. We treat each customer with equal courtesy, judging tary training. each Grandma Salter suffered quite a e- still vere stroke last Thursday and-ifor are ill. There hope slight very s APPLICATION FOR . . her recovery. La4 Friday the Second ward day school enjoyed an outing at mss eww ' and J Jlulon Thomas, who joined the marines about a week ago, left Saturday for Balboa Park, Cal., for mili- A LOAN - absolutely on the merit of the one mating the request without regard to acquaintance. We are a business mans bank. Sun-- l Salt-ai- r, There were about twenty-fiv- e mlrably equipped with resources judOTH,nt ma Pnors7. in me backed. wP h a " party. Ads Carried in Eastern Paper, and system, is the Colonization and very extensive advertising Mr. arid Mrs, John Burmmpham, Jr. Bureau of the Union Pa-- , the Eastern states, the of Farmington are visiting relatives cltlc System. j Rouitiem itatei and the JStabesjof th -her.' Ttn-oex.pectingriomake They This Bureau Is under the direction Mississippi Valley enables this f home here, , their A. R. Smith, who ha had, many reau by pet in touch with those years experience in such work,. Re-- ( who want facts about the West, and Marguerite Cleverly left lari week cently there Ms been instiled on theses soon ps jfs reprpqentnfiv for Ileelh. Nevada, to pnd tle sura--, i ground floor of the headquarter whet seetim of fh country mori OP . Her father, Fred Cleverly, Sr., imt-rbuilding of the Union Pacific Railroad, , pm! to the prospect be- is- turned a ranch there. has in Omaha, a mot complete nod per- oyer to the trustworthy land agent Tnnnerft exhibit of the agricultural, ' operating in that section, ML Josephine Ilepworth i? horticultural and lire stock interests Those t?xd turon take up the work I. P, Willey in the poat office, j of the states whbh are served hv the from there fi rod the records of th w her sister Mrs. Ei a Eldreug?, j bile Union Pacific Fvtem, Nebraska. Ivan- f p.ureau show that the work has been k spending her vacation on the coart, 3 a. Colorado, Wyoming. Utah. Idaho, j mostjiiccessfuL. and Cellfondn Washington. Oregon. During the ,!t year th advert!'rg S. II. Lynch has accepted a position' Nevada. Tlds exhildt which was pre- - by the Union 'pacific 8 y stem reached hank oL . pared pud Instsilcft throngir eo opera- - ( a HrcuTfttTotuof tiioreff.an fivr Edition Mathooiah Salt Lake City. tion with the piddle anhoriflei In readers a mouth. There were, received ca'dv each of tljes states is to be rnclu-- 1 nearly ten thousand InnuMes and is taking Mr. Ijrachs place Bank. Union of State the itr S2 2.4 aftd chore of carloads tgtned pet record of kept constantly rqevrd bv the Union Pncific System as tM household goods moved Into find Frank Baylor of this place, who fotmdatirtn of the work wbb h It car-- , U.rougl, the Tiirfous Ufltes S?ri frpniP(ca ef r'fs "onTor" ? !Ttr'?mrptw ftf binhg' ?' nb"Tird'TrhT-sr- r for Lewis, has tfclo, Camp into Idho, ind. new settlers and to been physical ewjnir wfio Tlds does include rejected thoe the Wert, , , came Into end k on hn? way wiliout shlrping Exhibit Rooms for Use of Ail. use! brmsehi-h- l are and ods. their the there for are go rooms exhibit These Mrs, J. E, Dui ham and daughter, of fill sod since they were opened! many who soil ert ell errh propf-rfalso Mks Ruth Smedley, leave inJlrien, secA does if before Neither mevior. many have teen the visitors. Southern CiJifomia. While for in set who clade tho.e overland went bfen today f.on of th Etl.lMI rooms h and arc validatthere of wnr thre csr th wblofc for t they expect to visit with Ross aside in Ko It would j Du: Lam, who is working in the slsipi too. brw these thst and them, mens stock tickets, of ing of the cffectiver.es nf the yurih in Sun Franckoo. They will ctocnj'n la increasing numbers wan- f iter t8tfis.frr t hifem Arnold Moss, who was taken so ill .about two weeks ago at Camp Merritt, N. J., is now reported out ot danger. ! Utah might be culled the Irrigation State, for It was in this state that Irrigation was first brought into use In America. There are low nearly one million acres under Irrigation, and the state authorities maintain that there are within the coniines of Utah four million acres of land which can be Irrigated from natural streams and from wells. This State ranks fourth in the total production of beet sugar, and Is first In the average yield of sugar beets per acre. Although stock Is th great Industry te Utah; and there Is produced rm Its of the total amount farms f alfalfa raised In the United States, 'fruit production Is tire leading Industry, more than.fiO.OW acres being to orchards. Minerals Enough for 100 Years. Utah is also a wonderful mineral State. It ranks second la the production of silver; third in lead, fourth in copper and sixth In gold. ' It is estimated that within the State confess of'Utalf therelfl enougSrcoal, Iron, copper and salt deposits to supply the total needs of the United States for 'more thanon' hundred years. Utah Is aleo a 'womens suffrage State and the commonwealth Is proud of the fact that It spends 85 per cnt OFFICE OPEN EACH WEEK The Red Crees Service Section office, in the Farmington City Hall, win be open between and 5 odock for advice aad assistance to the parents, relatives or dependent of the boye in the service. The section will get addreasco and other Information regarding ate aayoae In the service, and will forward packages to prisoner of war and will, in fact, act as dear-lu- g house for local wartime need. I (Above UTAH -- over-subscrib- ed turned from a two weeks' stay In flex Office. rrd 'TTr'. a Th home of Richard Page is quarantined for diphtheria. WW I F, Riggr hav John Stahle, Jr,fc ha Ford car, O T yr Mr. and Mrs, D, very sick baby, 4:l tk pox. all , ? , the-sm- Mrs. Henry D., Simpson is on the . sick list, a Eva H. Eldredge, Mrs. Ted Cause f Despondency Ilepworth and her daughter, Ruth, Despondency is often caused by left Friday for San Diego, Cal., to constipation, and quickly visit with Ruben Ilepworth, Fred and Charles Garrett, who ar stationed at disappears when Cham&brelains TabCamp Kearny- lets are taken. These tablets strengthtnova th bowels Mrs. J., Lynch and small son and en Die digestion and ' Adv. Mis, Lynchs mother Mrs. James of moved back their have into Ogden -- wi own home here. MriTTynch left MonNOTICE TO WATER USERS day for Oregon, where he will work ar an electrician for Uncle Fam. Notice is hereby given that all While B. A. Holbrook, Sr., was parties who use water through bo herding his cow Thursday at Days from th city water main without comer, he was struck by the 5;30 p. use of specified nozzle, will be prosein. north bound street car, which was cuted and water turned off running very slowly. Th street car SAMUEL B. RUSIIFORTH. rew is entirely exempt from blame , as they whistled several times and Adv, 1 tf. Chairman Water Com. Mr, Holbrook being very deaf could not hear the soufid. Mr Holbrook STAMP CAMPAIGN TO GO ON escaped with but few slight bruises, With many of the counties of th but the shock rendered him unconsciin the purchase ous for a few minutes. He is around state and, doing nicely at this time. 1h drive for the sate of thrift stamps, of the little pasters is to continue until Get your butterwrappera at The Re- the state has been driven over the tojx Mys. BOUNTIFUL imd:jaI ' mm-Induatri- nl Xnibn -- ( , ara S tate IBanfi BOUNTIFUL, UTAH ! -- J Known Everjrivher e As .The :- VERY BEST- 3- . Ptd home-seeke- fc2ia W' St.4rrUJ JTf ' rs nt tde-Wr- of -r 1 h. dia-rrbiii- ty : Made of Choicest Utah Wheat Milled in the most modem mil! Padre d in the neatcit ra: ' EVERY DEALER HAG IT, - |
