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Show -- THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. lTAIl NOTICE TO WATER USERS. the storkeeper dozing in his chair wait-vvit- h to come in, grumb-h- State mg for customers Engineers Office, Salt Lake PMth4 b.r ling between naps of the City, Utah, Nov. 2d, 1919. riess of the mail order houses and at THE INLAND PRINTING Notice is hereby given that J. for too, John stealing away I.indsey, Floyd Suiter, of Hooper, Utah, has W P, CpprrM. Editor made application in accordance with bis trade. (', A. Eppron, Anwhrtt Editor of the Compiled the Lindsey told how Ida Grove hap Lawsrequirements as 'amended by 1917, of Utah, A few years rrond-r- l Catered m.ftri Krbrimry 15 pened to wake up: Laws of Utah, 1919, to apSession the r Mil. at Kayvi11, Utah, umiw the art of of wa ago Ida Grove was in a!mo-- t as bad propriate one (1) second-foo- t Slarch 8, 1879. we ter from an unnamed branch of Howleft that as Condition village just Perhaps your town h like the one in Davis County. Waid ards that is told about in lat weeks Coun- - A few of us saw the changes that water Slough, APVEHllSINt; RATES diverted by means of a will be Ida Grove, Iowa. Ida were taking place; the motor rar and pump at a point 1435.5 ft. north and Want atk and all readmit ntn't 18c pri try Gentleman line, payable in advance. Piitajr rale on Grove has less than 2,000 population the motor truck ariJ.the farm tractor 594 fet, west from thesotheast comer application. and. mo re than sixty blocks of asphalt coming in to help the farmer make of Sec. 25, Township 5 North, Range 3 West. Salt Lake Base and Meridian, in Advance rung Its citizens boa-- t p( having bigger crops with less hard work an and conveyed 64 ft, in a pipe and there Subscription $1.50 per We saw him umd Even the be more prosperous. t tnv n without a mudbole. from April 15 to September 20, and homes new forty-acrfurnishing of each year, to irigate 40 acres of a building a leys are paved. It has . TELEPHONES W. P. Epprraon. No. T9 hotel them like city houses of the best class land embraced in NE'i SEV of said park, a natdtorium, a Section 25. This application Is desigC. A, Fpptrwn, N Jl I in is the western finest tliit Iowa; ar.d We saw him hiking in his motcr car nated' in the State Of fir, N. 10 Engineers office a small 'department store-- . oeross country to bigger towns than as No. 8239 that sells 200,001) worth of goods a ours because they were cleaner towns All protests against the granting of WAKE IT; STEP - - - - 0N TJIK A( fi;,f.UA I OK year, to the prosperous farmers within ' with better stores. We saw that farm said application, stating the reasons therefor,-mu- st be were made by affidavit in better, town. belter, trs pressing living distance of the Keep trading A good many towps m farming com- mind that Ida Grove is a town not reading and thinking, and that a rot in duplicate, accompanied with a fee of $'2.50, and filed in this office within ten town couldnt get their business munities have dropped into a doze in quite as large as Carrol ton. (30) days after the completion thirty or the past several years arid an letting of the publication of this notice. Yes, Ida Grove has an organized the prex Ila Orovewoke up, put its feet on whiz by them, while G. F. MGONAGLE, of c.v.c pride and progress m they remain wholly unconscious that its Community club, and it has at tht accelerator and caught up with State Engineer. Some of these least one merchant who is a the world do move. farminff community Dec. 4, Date of first publication peisonal How that tourn till the was is factor twons are waiting managing to keep 1919. Date of completion of publicaNo in the towns development. .ltf Ulrrklif Krflrx reeding paragraph a farmer drove by a load of hogs in a motor truck, at the same time we can recall the names of .severarTnerchants in this town who have had the nerve to buy a few gallons of paint to freh-up their stores a bit, cveF"since white lead went soaring. Su there now. - ut ! . WANTED FOR SALE 165 shires Syracuse A few shares of Davi Mercantile Co. stock. Will sell all or and Weber Counties canal part. --Bountiful Lumber & Building W. Child, Clinton. Phone Assn., Bountiful, or Phone No. 2, Rl, Ogden exchange. ll-'Adv. Bountiful. stoc-Georg- it -. -tf 4 n Some real bargains in hats. It Wanted The names of girls who pay you to call at the Kaysvilie desire to work. Inland Printing Gifts Gifts e Safety Razors, Cameras, Manicuring Sets, Ivory Sets, Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Sta tionary, Jcwelery etc. m or -- See Us First lnK-sp.ri- t Davis County Drug Co. ess-io- " OvprJlandwill waiting, who have Lhtn, urv y(h(-rcaught the infection fron him, fbr no Democrats kept voting for Jackson till one man could bring about all that has Farmers in the happened to that town. along in the sixties. vicinity of these towns are budding A representative of the Country modem homes equipped with electric Gentleman interviewed this man, lights, furnaces, plumbing and sleep- John Lindsey, on the subject of towns ing porches, while the garage houses in general, opportunities for young ear. Some of these men, mail order houses and other an game farmers are inquiring about the things of equal interest. market price of airplanes Some people say there is no chance And in these towns not a street has in a country town, no opportunities been paved nor a store front painted for young men in such towns. John in the past half dozen years. The Lindsey says: "There never was in fanners have organized a farm bureau all history such a day of opportunity that is doing things, but the com- as this day, this year, next year and mercial dub in town has died a natural the next. Opportunities are everynd lingering death. Farm values have where. A young man neednt have a advanced 100 per cent or more and dollar, nor anything but good health, farm products bring three times the a dear head, energy, ambition and mony they brought a few years ago, gufnption that was my mothers but merchandising in town is conduct- name for to get on in ed on the same conservative basis that this good old world." prevailed back in the seventies or eighties. The farmer plows his field Speaking about the farmers and with a tractor and is getting a motor the towns near them. Lindsev said: truck to haul his produce to market, -- Farmers are prosperous these days, but the merchant is carrying practic- aud they've eone ahemI of the )ittle ally the same line of goods and making miIllry st(m,( whlch has 9t0(Ml rtint as little effort to attract patronage as tlol SPe'in, what is going on." Then in the olden days. he took his interviewer out into the Hold on, now dont get ruffled and country and showed him what ha het up." Maybe The Patriot isnt meant first to a prosperous farmers in all its appoint-thi- s talking about your town. Dont take home, to yourself unless it fits We said then to a typical village store this condition prevails in s good man v carrying the same kind of goods ii towns. Just since we wrote the (ire earned twenty-fiv- e years ago, and -- as some of the eight-cylind- s good er j UP with Ibo procession is indicated by tion whatT John Lindsey satdat the dose of I give about as much he interview: time to working to the community outside my store as I do to business inA merchant cant side, he said. Jan. 1, 1920. build up a business just within four walls. A man in business making money, most of it from farmers, has got to give back some. He has got to help make his town the best town It can he for farmers to come to. There is no other way. A selfish man or a selfish town cannot expect big busi ness and growth. Carrolton (111.) the te in-n- ts; V?i ) Patriot. N IN ' . Illustration of Old and New Methods. A common nnll Is nn excellent Illustration of the difference between old and new methods. Formerly the metal was cut Into strips and then forged Into shape with hammers. Today they are made rf Meet and are lighter and stronger. Strips are cut vvlMi steam shears am! fed Into automatic nail machines, i 4 - t : CA ; . Jv i t ; A 4 V , '' :L V V-'-h ,fn! Electee 'ih-.hc- ' Hart Schaffner & Marx V "lit r- 1919, Hart SchaffncrS q ol, r i v rdLur Ua Electric Percolator we have M li ifit VV THfriQECCLCS DULPNC x OGDEN. UTAH. LC .XiniICrTtL?IirTILT!mirLIIi:g'r2n: rrmt Tfrrrrrr tt-- tt I ojall! ALr" tnme r buy good ones, them. all-wo- In the cork. This will make It Impossible to remove the cork without being reminded that there Is something unusual about its contents. It is a safety device that cannot he Improved upon. Electric Vacuum Cejnef so high if you make them; stylish clothes that save. Safeguard the Family. If there Is a bottle of poison In the house, says the Philadelphia Record, Insert three pins in opposite directions ' cost-of-livi- ng A y Copyright rf ' clothes - isnt - J UTAH KAYSVILLE, Wjtr Immersion Heater Dob v? Electric ?w;l : I' K.J'rtS. C ii CtafirDish. y, O Lamp p) 4 Si JT VERY " j Electric Grill Electric Ironiri $et Heiter nswer to tbhe cheery package brings its own tieular joy, hut the gifts you really like best are most likely the rifts that by their simple every day usefulness carry a wealth of I v; -- turn (fe'vty i ii paj--Ha- dJ Each year about this time we began to wonder what we will give Father, Mother, Sister, Brother, Beau and Sweetheart for Christ- thoughtful affection. -- ' Those are the Gifts Elec I r, cal that ethers like also meet this need. Their rare combination of serviceability and beauty make them ideal Christmas presents. And there is such a wide variety that selection is a . genuine pleasure. Come in and let us show you suitable gifts. Your friends and family will appreciate those drifts which save time, trouble or workthe gifts that give them carefree hours visiting or reading. out-of-doo- rs, mas." f)pl i a nc es problem. Will .they like this? Or that? .But. countless articals which will beautify the home and add to thehappy ness and comfort of the recipient in a useful, practical way. TRULY, THAT IS THE KIND OE A GIFT TO GIVE Furniture the real gift of affection, in that it shows your thoughtfulness every day in the year t tvnzs&tL. i nt & such-- a all suggestions of the impractical and only ornamental will be discarded when you visit this store in search of . gifts. Here abound Ask us about our easy payment plan. UTAH POWER It's LIGHT CO. Efficient Public Service J .. ) X. f, J2.lN.tf. . I one-flo- e |