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Show r TOE WEEKLY KEFLEX KAYSVILLE, UTAI1 llliiililliiliiilliiilllliiiwii iuilllllllilliiiig Ice Cream I 5 - v Lemons, Grape Juice, Bananas, Cherries, Oranges, Lettuce and Beans Cherry and Peach Cases ea - . Let ussupplyyou withBindingwinerGrainForksrCableRdpe7BicylesrBicyleTirrTape, Ingersoll Watches for the field use "Mott for Least Cash Telephone No.l Ctaslsf KsurorUlo oorporotion odd i J 1 1 1 toodllr to tho waolth of tho aity. Goo-- 1 oral famine, fruit and roeotablo (roar 11 toe for ahlpmont and oaanine aro Im- - 1 portant Industrie. Has tho Darts Hteh school, ehnrehas and opora hoosa. City J wator and oloetrio light and indue- k Homo as ants Iff inrastmont. t Inland Pristine company and its ofap-t- otho Jj ' data plant Mrs. Susannah Stewart is quite ill. Miss Aidenn Jacobs spent the week in Salt Lake City, the guest of friends. Mrs. Claud Q. Cannon has been quit ill at her home in Salt Lake City. s' J. Barton of Farmington visited Kaysville relatives Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Golden Maurice Barnes and Tom Maples of Salt Lake motored to Feterson and spent the Fourth. A Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rasmussen of Ogden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peak Sunday. J. George Barnes of Salt Lake is spending a month's vacation at his -- old home in Kaysville. ty days. That porion of the road from NOT Layton to the old city hall is being le P How Our Soda Fountain is always at freezing temperature. As cool as the breezes from Greenlands icy mountains as refreshing as the nectar brewed on Mount Olympus as pure as the heart of Galahad those are the characteristics of our summer delicacies served at our modern fountain. For these hot, burning,' oppressive days-f- or that 4 tired feeling refresh, yourself jvvhefe .the coolest oL. the cool drinks are made. LAYTON DRUG CO. LAYTON ll!!IUI!llll!lll!!illlll!llllll!!lllll!lll!lllllll)i PEACE Anglo-Indian- s a Rest In the fertile Campagna near Lahore. India, are the popular Shahlimar gardens, the "Abode of Love," laid out along rectangular lines, like all Mogul gardens, with a shallow tank In center in which artificial waters play on Sundays, with long esplanades built out over the water for promenading and every now and then a beautiful little marble pavilion, the whole set In terraces of banana groves and dense foliage, and pulstng with the croaking of countless thousands of frogs and the subdued twittering of tropical birds. It Is here that once a year "Purdah," or seclusion, parties are held, when the gardens are closed to all .but the and Indian ladles with their children, who spend the long day Anglo-India- . YOU cant help cutting time lit Tobacco Co. That's because it has the quality. Quick as you know Prince Albert youll write it down that P. A. did not bite your tongue or parch your throat. And it never will I For, our exclusive patented process cuts out bite and parch. Try it for what ails your tongue! Toppy red bag, tidy rad tin, handsome poand and half pound tin humidor and that clever, practical poand cryttcd gla humidor with pang mottle ner top that keep th e tobacco in uch perfect condition. 3 J. Reynold Tobacco Company, R We Need Clean I Money-Saver- s X X x x X X X ES E 10c Oil Sardines Diamond C Laundry Soap .r. .;.5c for 15c x ..............20 bars for $1.00 II Small cans Hebe Milk H H H E. C. Com Flakes, per packet H H x 2 We also have 10 cans for 50c x j pkts. for 25c Maple Flake Whole Wheat, per packet 10c Santa Barbara Sardines, per can Mens Straw Hats 10c E x 5 FRUIT BOTTLES G r and LIDS. . - s and all tho Accessories for Fruit Packing. Co. Stewart-Burto- n We have a full stock of MASON ECONOMY and Lids,-Cap- $1.20 Broom for 95c $1.35 Broom for $1.05 .50c to $2.98 SELF-SEALIN- Now s Saturday Specials 10c 3 ; Gotton-Rag- N. C, m, Ideal Jars with Glass Tops and Old Style Mason Jars. Call for Prices . x H Winston-Sale- We Sell x 12c Bottle Rubbers, per dozen H joyus 1 n Sun Ripe Health Bran loose every you flush your Prince with Albert it hits smokespot you so fair and square. Its a scuttle full of jimmy pipe and cigarette makins sunshine and as satisfyis it as ing delightful every hour of the twenty-fou- r Its never too late to hop into the Prince Albert pleasure-pastur- e! For, P. A. is trigger-read- y to give you more tobacco fun than you ever had in your smokecareer. Copyright hr J. Reynold picnicking on the terraces, drinking tea and playing games and paying especial homage to the new brides of the year. C5 4 in: g Al-ley- J t BY Kaysville, Utah, " Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barber of Salt John W. Thornley, mayor of KaysLake City are gusts of Mr. and Mrs. ville, and one of the oldest fanners Harry Barber this week. and livestock men in Davis county in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winegar en- observation and experience, believes tertained a few friends at dinner at the present drowth conditions the most pevere in the history of Utah. their home Friday evening. He states the grass burned and dried Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bagley and Mrs. out on the tops of the highest peaks George Swan are spending the week at forming the east boundary of Davis Lost creek in Weber canyon. county and many of the most dependable springs dried up. Mr. Thornley Wilburn Nance has moved his famhas known and ridden these mountains Kaysville for permanent resi- for ily fifty years and is well qualified to dence. It will be remembered that conditions. James Criddle, one judge Mrs. Nance died a few weeks ago. of Davis countys progressive and obMr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Barnes and serving farmers, residing on the Miss Mollie Barnes were guests at a Mountain road east of Kaysville, says dinner party given by the Misses Pel-to- n this is one of the driest years in his at their home in Woods Cross memory and that his crops are suflast evening. fering for water. Under the Davis and Weber Counties canal and under Mrs. J. R, Webb, Mrs. John Scho- the reservoirs constructed in the Kaysfield, Blance and Lavon Webster, Mag: ville and Layton communities during gie Webster, Inez Barnes, Irene recent years, irrigated crops are in Gailey, Josie Robins and Beth Webb, good condition, but would be materialmembers of the Bee Hive Girls No. 2 ly benefited by rain. The wisdom of spent yesterday in the canyon. those men who have championed reshas been fully demonMrs,. Lawrence C. Blood and child- ervoir building certain that ditch seems and it strated ren, and Mrs. Richard A. Hart and construction reservoir and extensions son, John R., were week-en- d guests anil the the next on be .for program of Mrs. John R. Barnes. few years. W. Want a IWpot Pouring concrete on the State road between Layton and Kaysville will be Mickey says: "There may he bigger finished this evening and it is ex- papers than this one, but there aint The best only costs $1.50 pected that this section will be thrown no better. Adv. open for traffic within the next twen per year. Subscribe now. -- WEAKENED shored up with earth and about ready How Warring Instinct Survives- - in for traffic. A switch and gravel Groups Explained by Writer In dump has been completed from the Scientifio Journal. Bamberger main line near Clinton and will be ready for use as soon as the Is not the fighting. instinct something very different from the warring Injob is completed. stinct? The marriage of Jesse R. Simpson, The fighting instinct, answers a former Kaysville boy, now of Buhl, Ireland In the Journal of Her Idaho, and Miss Pearl Shelton of edlty that is to say, the Instinct for Kaysville is reported from Logan, personal combat, Is an Individual trait, Utah. The newlyweds were schoo- finding an Individual expression,' as, lmates at Davis High until Mrr Simp- for Instance, inthe"barwan vof the This Instinct, son enlisted for the war in the 145th early mining camps. a low survival value In a very having The comes announcement Artillery. as a complete surprise to the friends modern civilized environment, is probably disappearing under the pressure of the contracting parties. of a gradual elimination of the males, Edward .Robinson of Farmington In which It Is strongly developed. The warring Instinct, on the other and Miss Gladys Barker of Kaysville were united in marriage at Farming-to- n hand. Is a group phenomenon, and Is Sunday evening, July 5. The con- simply one phase of the instinct of As such it has a high gregariousness. tracting parties are among the most survival in value the conflict between popular in this part of the county and human groups, and It is not subject have been interested in each other to an pressure. It Is a eliminating since school and their days at mistake to suppose that the during warning Davis High. They have the hearty Instinct Is weakened by long periods In order that this effect congratulations of a large circle of of peace. friends. The groom is a son of Presi- should appear we should have to acdent J. Hr Robinson of South Davis cept the Inheritance of traits acquired stake and the bride is the daughter from the environment, a theory to of Mr. and Mrs. John Barker of Kays- which the opinion of biologists is almost universally opposed. ville. Layton-Kaysvil- ' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiii! illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Tie IsnM lty to north Tarto oonatr t fist ploeo for rldooso. Kayo Till Bollor Mills sad roUblo wad Ubllhmnt of tkt fruit Msslsf etc. GENERAL MERCHANDISE KAYSVILLE. UTAH - M. W. PHILLIPS Golden Rule Stores Originator of Low Prices KAYSVILLE FARMINGTON Candies, Cigars, Groceries, etc. UTAH KAYSVILLE, UTAH IE v I & |