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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX KAYSVILLE, UTAH BURNING MONEY uhr lUrrklij Srflrx Life is gay and blithe and sunny since the peace dove hit the breeze; every one is burning money juft as though it grew on trees. I insist on thrift and saving, but theres none to heed my words; johnnies say that I am raving, and throw money to the Men are drawing princely birds. and their breasts are filled wages, and with, mirth, they jeer foreboding who predict a day of dearth; sages that but day will come as surely as tomorrow's sun will rise; things will then be going jioorly with the giddy rablinJw4 kr spending guys. Things wont boom as booming now, THE INLAND PRINTING CO, along foreverand they're whos truly man the friends; my W. f, Eftran, Nilaf clever' saves as ably as he spends. It C. i. EUfmn, AiMrlaiU ttilaf is patent to the knowing, in expansive times like these, that the kopecks fate-e- d matter Fcbnwry IS, wont be u Mcnnd-elagrow ing always on the shrubs 1111, at Kayavilla, Utah, and? Ik art, of There will come a day ol trees. and March , 1ST. trouble, when this boom is left behind, and the kopeck and the ruble wiil be Subscription per year in Advance mighty hard to find; happy then the lads whose wage have been safely Sirartbtii rataa aa applicatlm. placed in brine, who obyed the seers TELEPHONE and sages, when the saving graft was W. F. Epeoraon. No. ? fine. And how sick will be the morC. A, Epporooa, No, H tals who like spendthrifts now behave, . Office, No. 1 who reply with jeers and ehortles when we call on them to save! lost seems to have its Washington WALT MASON. pull with many of the leading states The abve, one of Walt Mason fammen of the nation. They have gone ous prose poems, although copywrited, to the public for a hearing. President is printed through special permission Wilson is now on the Pacific coast, given by Mr. Mason to the United Secretary of the Navy Daniels Is to the national capitol after re States War Loan organization. Buy War Savings Stamps. viewing the Pacific fleet and paying 1M visit to Hawaii, Senator Johnson of California and Senator Borah of Idaho The old folks of the two Farmington are trailing the president, knocking wards were given an interesting treat down his league of nation pins where last Friday afternoon. Bishops Clark ever possible and Senator King of and Hess and tome other auto owners Utah is trying a sugar company law and the proprietors of the American suit in Salt Lake City. With all our theatre, Salt Lake, were the parties ideals and reforms, politics who gave the treat A picnic in Liberty are played in the same park was also a feature, following the entertainment at the theatre. All felt vray. ... $1-5- 0 ' I en-rou- te j so-call- ed FARMINGTON Camntf Mat of rich and frrtila Daria tamnty. Horn of th M illr f lorl eom. Janr, wImm (mmbotufa ara tk th knwa Pacific coot tk rir asUit Lorattoa 'of the famotaa Maori, Haa watenrorka ait lirhta. A ftna iu for tub. L(M iactrie arbaa ra. ulrara. jV S f The Greatest Variety Ever Shown in Ogden and Priced Right Hatters Plush Crowns All Beaver Crowns Silk Velvet Crowns These are our be.sj velvet and plu.sh hats trimmed with the seasons latest novelties " t ,1 V' H, " ( "li, i r! Miss Itoxie Taylor spent a few day during the week in Salt Lake, visiting ' ,f Mill'll, friends. Mr. and last iiifrn yr Mr. Arthur Welling spent Mr in Farmington, visiting week-en- d friends. 118-1- "' Mr. G. Knowlton spent a few the past week in St. during Q. day George. Cocn-ir- tt Mr. Howard Ilinman and Mrs. Katherine Knowlton left Monday for Canada. 7 i, a. J. krrnwCj TbO.cc. Co. Mr. Myrtle Spackman Criddle left for Idaho during the week to spend some time, Mrs. Florence Freece is spending a few weeks in Salt Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Richter. tW ar-rf-- prmetiemi pmmmd , i. dan, cryatj mmmidar mi tit aWMaawitiu twek tMMlkaiwnn emtdoum. Myrtle Pitchforth returned Friday from Lehi, where she had been visiting friends. Miss thats cheerily your PUT a pipe if youre on the trail of smoke peace brimful of Prince I For, P. A. will will tobacco make that a of you wish your sing you song joy life job was to see how much of the national joy smoke you hours could get away with every twenty-fou- r You can carry on with Prince Albert through thick and thin. Youll be after laying down a smoke barrage thatll make the boys think of the old front line in France! P. A. never tires your taste because it has the quality! And, let it slip into your think-tan- k that P. A. is made by our exclusive patented process that cuts out bite and parch assurance seven days out of that you can hit without comeback week but smoke joy real every any in Mr.' Stayner and daughter of Salt Lake were guest of friends in Farmington on Sunday. face filled 1 Miss Eva Nielsen spent last week-- , end in Garland, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hansen. Miss Josephine Clak left Wednesday for Logan, where she will a tend the , Agricultural college. Mr. and Mrs. McDermitt and daughter, Amy, visited friends in Farming-toduring the wek. n Mr. and Mrs. Bourne of Logan spent the week in Farmington, visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Boylin. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Curtright visited with Mr. and Mrs. Barker ol Kaysville during the past week. 3 $5, $7.50 and$10 l , Mr. Keith Terry spent last weekend with her mothr, Mr. Walker. Mrs. W. W. Davis of Idaho spent the last two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory of Farmington, deeply grateful to those who furnished the hapy outing. The fact that we purchased the hulk of our untrimmed shapes last July for September 1st delivery gave us the advantage of prices about forty per cent less than we would have to pay today. Using this advantage, we are placing jn our stock a big variety, of dress hats marked to sell at , ' d. Miss Violet Christensen returned during the past week from Canada, where she spent the summer nonths, Special Notice ,!' if1 !' It'1;-'-- Mr. and Mr. J. C. Farr of Ogden visited Mr. Preece last week-en- smoke-record-high-sp- ots J 1 Miss Edna Cottrell left during the week for Mount Pleasant, where she wfll spend the fall and winter. BEAVERS j R, J, Reynolds Tobacco Company, . Dr. E. H.Moss, D.V.M. and Horse Shoer Candies, Cigars, Groceries, etc. Wagon and Farm Machine Repairing a Specialty KAYSVILLE, UTAH Prompt Sendee Reasonable Charges Ows Shop East of Barnes Bank KAYSVILLE, UTAH For Hides, Pelts, Furs Beeswax Dont bury jour dead animals Deputy State Li re stock Inspector County Veterinarian 2 Office Phone UTAH LAYTON with the hide on the carcass. Call me and I will skin the animal and pay jrou a good price for the hide. JOHN R. GAILEY Chas. Grossman 69-X- Notary Public ' Kaysville, Utah. N. C. m, M. W. PHILLIPS Blacksmith I PAY HIGHEST PRICES doughnuts A case of lemon to close out this week at about half price COLEMERE PARK Kaysville Winston-Sale- W. C. LEWIS FRESH BAKERY GOODS Home baked bread, cakes, pies and jif you know millinery values and are a judge of quality a visit to our store will convince you that our prices are right. i M UMouri Phone 73-K- 2 2 We Need Clean Cotton Rags Now Fall Sefednim Fall seeding is now at hand; labor is d and hard to get ; drowth conditions have made the soil hard to plow. hat is the answer to the conditions which are confronting you, Mr. Farmer? Let us answer the question for you with high-price- A CASE TRACTOR ' J Layton Stafford- - Millinery Company 2455 Washington e., Ogden . The Autumn Quarter EVERYBODYS GOING! Of The Everybody IVERSITY OF UTAH for the Unexcelled facilities to prepare for the professions of Medicine, Teaching, Rngineering, Law, Business, Pharmacy, Etc. Over $300,000 worth ot Government equipment, guns etc., for students who desire to train for the Reserve O dicers Training Corps j Seri 4 Scaclirjf-Rfjktr- jr far iafonaatioa aai ciUlcjre reserving October 6th to 11th BIG ANNUAL EXPOSITION A Deep plowing is possible with this tractor in all kinds of soil that will grow crops. We have several of these tractors in this community. Ask the owners what they think of them. Investigate this better tractor before you buy. Kentucky Seed Drills The time is now ripe for the purchase of seed drills. We have found the Kentucky the most efficient and most popular with successful grain growers. We have them in stock and can supply you promptly. First reunion of Utahs soldiers and sailors Wonderful exhibits, grilling entertainment - program, racing. vaudeville and carnival Will Open September 27th - JSTAH STATE. FAIR Plenty of Reserve Power P- - & 0. Beet Plows For strength and efficiency the P. & 0. .plows are the peer ot an plow manufactured and their beet are no ? this rule. You will need a new"plows plow to get up our beets. Dont waste valuable time and d aoor in tr mg to make an old worn-oplow do your work. COME ON EVERYBODY AND BRING THE FOLKS ex-!- high-price- ut . University of Utah SYLT LAKE CITY. LIT, Ml Layton, Utah siiimmiKS Butter Wrappers at Reflex Office I |