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Show i I" THE W EEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH BOUNTIFUL C J; Miss A. Glen Eldredge of New visiting relatives here. Edward Conserve your coins, place them in bank and theyd soon mount up. is suf-- ! Castle is Howard of Malad, Idaho., relatives here. lMtinp Syhanous Sessions of Downey, is waiting relatives here bank account is a distinct anchor to windward. A allace Mitchell of Salt Lake City was in town Monday on business. N it Mis. June McMurrin and family of Ogden are vistnng relatives here. Dr Raleigh Smedley of Downey, Idaho, visited relatives here Monday. BARNES BANKING CO. KAYSVILLE, U AH Miss Hortense Green of Layton was a guest of Miss Mildred Kesler Sun day. M iss Annie Fackrell was a guest ot Mr. and Mrs. J. Deason of Salt Lake on Thursday. M iss II. Lund has accepted a sition as clerk at the Bums companys store. po- Mrs. George Lallas of Garfield is visiting with her parents, Mi. and Mrs. Ephraim Briggs. Mrs. Lester Garrett and family are visiting relatives and friends it, Franklin, Idaho. Willard Call went to Butte, Mont., this week. He is working for the Utah Knitting company. Kerosene Tractor can easily plow 7 to 8 inches deep. Or. an a binder, grain drill, a 5 secot tion spike-toot-h an double action disc harrow, harrow or a large manure spreader. On the road it draws from 5 to 10 tons, depending on grades and footing. It will drive a Case 20x28 thresher, fully equipped, i a No. 12 Case Silo Filler, baling press, feed miff, small com busker or shelter. It is small and compact It turns in a circle. It is built of the finest materials and is noted lor its performance, durability and economy. Investigate this better tractor before you buy, . Let us point out its superiorities. JO-1- Mrs. Neslen Smith is spending a few days with her sister, Mrg, William R. Smith and family. 8 two-botto- m 22-sh- ot oe 8-fo- Mrs. Inez Moss Stringham of Salt Lake City is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Flora Moss. moved Lrv J. i 6-- - main-tenan- ce These conditions make it impossible to render the class of service demanded by the public. And these are the conditions threatening the Telephone Company now under its tremendously increased costs and with revenues relevel. maining at a pre-war Gradually operating costs advanced, narrowing the margin between revenue and expense, crossed the line and still continued upward until we are now operating under a deficit of alarming proportions. . This create a problem in which the publio and the Company are mutually interested. The Mountain States Telephone -- and Telegraph Company . S where Mr. farm. William L. Riley, Sr., died Tuea day of general debility, after two oi three days illness. Mr, Riley was janitor of the First ward tabernacle at the time of his death and waa In his nintleth year. Funeral arrangements ' ' . ,' hove not yet been made. A Funeral services for Mrs. Ed Armstrong of Salt Lake City were held Sunday. Interment took place In the City cemetery. Mrs. Anthony had her skull fractured in an automobile acci- dent Wednesday evening here. Th party of which Mrs. Anthony waa member, were on their, way .la visit, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Sessions, when they collided with a machine driven by some boys who were racing witla another machine. Mr. Anthony had. his back injured, but is recovering. Mrs. Fern Howard of Malad, Idaho, is spending a fpw weeks with her sister, Mrs. William R. Smith, and family. . Mrs. Ezra Waddoups and family ot Brigham City spent last Week with Mrs. Waddoups parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Moss. Sa KEROSENE p Mrs. E. A. Mitchell of Salt Lake City, but formerly of this place, is very ill. She is suffering from a i ty f V r Edward Anthony of Salt Lake City is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Sessions of this place. , Layton, Utah f a: Inadequate revenues must eventually result in poor of plant, wages too low to attract the most competent employees, and aloofness of capital when it it required for plant extensions to meet the needs of growing communities. by all present and a dainty luncheon Bishop David Cook of Syracuse is was served. spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Stahle, and family. Private Otto Fackrell, who is now The dance given Wednesday even- stationed at Fort Douglas, owing to ing by Mr. and Mrs. J. Devereaux at having wounds treated which he rethe Deveraux hall was a success. ceived in action in France, spent the with his parents, Mr. and A son was born to Mrs. Annie Har- week-en- d rison Smith of Salt Lake City at the Mrs. John L. Fackrell. He expects to home of me Ann Holbrook last week. be discharged soon. FARMERS UNION, Agent ! to Moore, Idaho, Knighton has purchased Case Tractors may be seen in operation on the farms of the following Layton farmers: D. M. ELLISON, JAMES H.HILL, JAMES W. DAY, ROBERT ROBERTS. V if its In the case of our Company the serice is involved as well as the financial factor. Telephone service is dependent upon the condition of the plant, the efficiency of the , employees and the solvency of the Company. James Knighton and familjudiave 22-fo- ot f Any business, large or small, must ultimately fail expense of operation is in excess of its revenues. Mrs. Dan Miller of Farmington spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. Willard Carr, and family. Plenty of Reserve Power Case E. Hart is clerking at Joseph Henry Stahle, the attorney, is fering from bronchitis. dimes and cents. He was a firm supporter of banks and banking. THIS a 3MC08 Knighton's store. wts President Thomas Jefferson ho proposed oar present system of dollars, ! Mi tOllMlltlS. It you haven't, start one today. . CUNSWift ? Gladys Miles is recovering from the Jefferson Gave Us Our Currency If 1 J J ? you have an account, add to ' Nine mile, north of Salt Ulit City, suburban anil residence town, larrrat city in Pavia county ; has waterworks, 3 electric lights and power, telephone. cement sidewalks. Surrounded by rich market gardens and fruit lands, two p elect railroad, with low fares, two transcontinental mat roads, bricks yard, Jf two banks, good business houses, com- - Jr merrtal club, graded and high schools Jr and rhurchar, A good place in which 9 to Ine $ jir If t TRACTORS CTimBMBB Mrs. Thbmag Fearnley and daugli ter, Lily, were guestsoT Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Johnson and family of Salt Lake Saturday. Apostle Richard R. Lyman of Salt Lake City gave a very ir foresting talk at the First ward tabernacle Sunday evening. Need Martha Cornwall, who was a Cross purse stationed at Kell week with her Field, Texas, spent Mrs. James Grotes. sister, Mi'-- s y UMuway ae.! sulibst Aasgtevyw .a j. e. m m is'mi'uij;iiss vA Red lat Henry Naylor is buying the Chailet. Howard residence and farm on the bench. Mr. Howard and family moved to Malad, Idaho, this week. AY your smoketasta flush up against listening post and youll get the Prince Albert call, all right 1 Youll hunt a jimmy pipe so quick and , get so much tobacco joy out of every puff youll wish you had been bem twins! For, Prince Albert puts over a turn new to every man fond of a pipe "or a home made cigarette. It wins your glad hand completely. 'That,s because it has the quality 1 And, right behind this quality flavor and quality fragrance is Prince Alberts freedom from bite and parch which is cut out by our exclusive patented reezzz. We tell you to smoke your fill at any clip jinx pipe or makins cigarette without a comeback A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Robinson Saturday. President Robinson is president of the California mission and is spending a few weeks at horn. Charles Russell and family of Denver, Colo, are renting the Mark Sr.,- residence, "Mr. Waddoup having moved to his farm at Yosv Utah. Wad-doup- s. - S. M. Wright has enlisted in the regular army and left Saturday for Art Logan, Colo. He expects to eave soon, for trance, where he will do reconstruction woik. 1 Mrs. Mary, McNeil entertained a number of friends and relatives Thursday afternoon in honor pf her birth ay. A very pleasant time was spent and bag. tfy red tine, hand tome half pound tin kamtdore and that clever,pound praettetj pound crystal late humidor with sponge moistemer top that keep the tobacco in such perfect cond.tkm, Toppy red R. J. Reynold Tobacco Co., i X Wiiutcn-Colc- - t |