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Show t UTAH THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, 11, Keep your feet invite the FLU OryBonf A pair of Shoes often saves ah illness with ample stock to care for your needs: You want what you want-whe- n you want it We are supplied It pays to purchase good articles. f The public is increasing its demands for quaility goods. 1 We purchase direct Jrom the factory We deal with factory you with us not a half dozen 1 Look our shoes over and see for yourself. We can give you better quality for less money. They re here- -1 others on the way. H go-betwee- ns. : . Phone No. i X' i t I y A: TIM lufal dtf la Barth Dl mtr I (Im plM for wUnw. Karo- rtllo Rotter MU La aad varatebla aad fruit oaaolna. aatabllatmant W th add KaravtUo Caallni eerperatU toadilr to tha waalth of tha aitp. Oaa-n raw-Iaad raartebla Oral farala. fruit for ahlpnant aad aaanlar ara important iadoatrlaa. Has tba Darla H(b acbooU aharebas and opora booaa. dtp vatar aad alaetrla lights and tndaoa. Bams of ths monte i1' Inrsstasnt. Inlaod Printing aompaap and Its Hs. date plant (3) KL JD SIH 1 I'I 1 ' 1 X 1 cate with our office, Room 121, State Capitol, Salt Lake City. We are very anxious to make our records as complete as possible and in consequence desire to get the names of every person joining the ranks from William Jarman entertained a party The new residence of Mayor John of friends with a box party at the W. Thornley is about ready for the the When completed Salt Lake Orpheum Sunday night. plasterers. comhome will be the most J. George Barnes and daughter, Thornley and modern in the ciy. It is plete Bernice of Salt Lake, are ill with flu. located on he lot just west of his Mr. Barnes is the son of Mr. and Mrs. present home. - J. G. M. ICaysville, Utah I Pound per (cfor all clean cotton Davis county. Barnes of this city. Members of the K. K. K. and Home PIGS FOR SALE A few Mrs. Wi A. Fletcher of Fergus, Dramatic company will present A her been who with has Mont., visiting ' pigs; will farrow soon. Henry Batchelors Elopement at the Kays' D. G. Mrs. for Rutledge daughter, J Miller, Box 51, Kaysville. the past month, departed for her home ville opera house on the evening of Proceeds Wednesday, February today. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR Mrs. William Varney of Syracuse is for a ward benefit. time seems about for It Barnes Banking Company, resumption RENT ill. j reported The filthy joke (?) perpetrated on of operations on the Kaysville depot. Kaysville, Utah. Mrs. Lambert Blamireji is suffering The weather is now fine and the time the door of Jed Sessions barber shop limit for, completion of the building is Tuesday night should call forth the from the flu. When a Mans Sick. condemnation of all right minded peodrawing near. Is when we are slf that we make It Mrs. Frank Bennett is suffering should to and an made be effort ple "NickBonnemort is reported ill with mete out to tho perpetrators punish- the hardest call on our philosophy of from an attack of the flu. life. It Is the most diilicult of mental flu. Douglas Sewart, brother-in-lament in kind. feats to he resigned to physical sufferMay, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. Bonnemort, is also reported ill ing ami Incapacity. There have been James Ball, is ill with the flu. is and W. same the disease with the Mrs at F. Epperson entertaine cbeerftil sick men In history, like Bonnemort home. at dinner in honor of Mrs. W. A. Alexander Mrs. Jesse B.' Flint, who has been Pope, It Is true, but they Fletcher of Fergus, Mont., Wednes- were and are few and far between. much is Mrs. better. II. Blood, ill, accompanied reported seriously Ilenry day evening. Those present were the Julius Caesar, for Instance, proved to and Ilazel her by daughters, Evelyn, of honor, Doctor and Mrs. G. D. be a very querulous man when he Miss Aidenn Jacobs spent the attended the funeral of Miss Harriott guest Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Epper- was sick. Rutledge, where in Ogden, she visited Startup, an old friend of the Blood son, James Fletcher. family at Provo Saturday. Tantalum-TippePens. George Hill, an employee of the John Webster of Kaysville, Jesse Frank B. Muir and family spent Tantalum, owing to Its hardness, Power & Light company at the makes good material for writing pens, Sunday in Bountiful, the guests of Harris, Willard Garrett and Pratt Utah Whitesides power in of attendare plant in Weber canyon, slipped which are less expensive than iridium-tippe- d relatives. Layton ance at the conference of sugar manu- on a patch of oil on the floor and fell gold nibs. Pens from thi metMrs. Jacob E. Layton of Clearfield facturers and beet growers at Denver, on an oil can, cutting a bad gash in his al, treated with a special hardening was the guest of Mrs. John G. M. Colo. lip. Several stitches were required to process, prove superior to all others close the wound. Tho accident occured because they are uncorrodable by any Barnes, Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Flint gave an at home inks. on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. George Swan is the guest of dinner at her home in Layton Tuesher daughter, Mrs. Emmett Bagley at day afternoon. There were present Worse Than Egg Profiteers. Thursday, February 12, will be the from Kaysville Mesdames W. E. Gail-e- golden jubilee This bill of yours is exClient her home in Salt Lake City. womans .sufferage pf Clifford D. Strong, A. M.' Barnes in Utah. There are several items In orbitant. on that date, Fifty years ago Misses Lavon Mason and Orissa and Miss Mollie Barnes. the territorial legislature of Utah en- It that I dont understand at all. lawI am perfectly willing to exBrinton spent the week-en- d with relaOn Sunday the Kaysville and Layr acted the law which gave to all women yer tives and friends in Willard. plain It; the explanation will cost ton relatives of Mrs. Seth C. Jones of twenty-on- e years of age the right to you Boston Transcript. $10. to her home and vote at any election held in the Miss Alice Williams gave a dinner Howatt, journeyed paid her a most pleasant surprise in 8even Edwards, Kings of England. party at the home of her parents, Mr. honor of her birthday. Dinner was and MrsfOrE. Williams, in honor of Seven English kings have borne the the National At Canners convention served after which the function took name Edward. The first three belonged a number of her school mates Monday in thfs Cleveland, Ohio, week, Doctor the form of a family reunion. to the Plantagenet family; the fourth evening. Harvey W. Wiley national pure food Fourteen school mates of Miss expert, comes out for food as a stan- belonged to tly house of York, and so did the fifth, the boy murdered In the Miss Moiselle Renstrom has taken Vesta Barnes gave her a pleasant sur- dard of value instead of gold. The Tower by his uncle, Richard IL; the residence with her father and prise at the home of her parents, Mf. doctor is behind with this idea. Wilup her sixth was a Tudor, and the seventh kisters in Salt Lake, where her father and Mrs. George W. Barnes, Friday liam Jennings Bryan fathered the was Edward YU. recently purchased a home. She makes evening of last week. Music and free and unlimited coinage of pumpthe trip ,to and from the city Via the games furnished the evening's enter- kins twenty years ago. Shrapnel Cartridge Cates. tainment. Refreshments were served. Bamberger Electric. The material used Jor shrapnel carMrs. Edward Robinson of Farming-ton- , cases generally consists of a formerly Miss Gladys Barker of tridge composition of two parts copper and Kaysville, is suffering from an at- one tine. This alloy has been tack of flu and her life is dispared of. foundpart to possess the best physical Yesterday Mrs. Robinson gave birth qualities that Is, high tensile strength to a baby daughter and strenuous ef- and a large percentage of elongation fort is being made to aave the lives of when properly annealed. mother and babe. The patient ii reported slightly better this morning. Live Like Cliff Dwellers. A characteristic bit of the old world Wednesday was the seventy second may be seen near Roundup, Mont, anniversary of the birth of Mrs. Wil- where Austrian and Italian miners liam Allen, and a number of her old have built their homes In ancient fashtime friends planned a surprise party ion, under a projecting rim rock. By Do Your Part to Keep it Away in her honor on the afternoon of that simply erecting a stone wall they have To escape this dreaded disease means to take every precau-.tion.and most to day. Those present were Mesdames. a shelter. that cannot he bettered for essential, adopt every, possible jvise method of prevention rather than become afflicted. If you George Underwood, A. M. Barnes, B. warmth In winter and coolness In F. Yaunt, Robert Green, George have the symptoms be sure to CALL A DOCTOR. At this critical hour it isdangerou tcr rrrgiect aTold7OetrtaiteaTty; Young; William Arthur the most pleasant and inexpensive plan The Yrrhis- Wedding Superstitions. Smith. James Smith, J. The that it is bad luck W. superstition of John disinfectants W. is and deodorants Thornley, using antiseptic, ability Giuley, Z, to on a rainy day comes get married, Jacobs 'made most urgent. Daily use of antiseptic nasal douches and Mrs. Man Henry gum of from the old saying. Happy is the Salt Lake City. and healing throat sprays are especially advised. There bride that the sun shines on. There are dozens of imple, inexpensive remedies. -- Our store is Is another old superstition that a UTAH WAR HISTORY replete with timely suggestions. We mention a few of the prophesies wealth. most popular preventives and remedies. IS BEING COMPLETED Davis county A Basket of Eggs, men are re-- ! DoCells Solution; Listerine; Fecto, the new' disinfectant, ceh ir.g questionnaires from the state Pataiuma, center of the largest poulhas a pleasing odor ; Lysol, ; Vapo-Ru- b ; Musterole ; Bromo capitol at Salt Lake, as it is intended try district in the world, sent to the !to eomj'ile a war history of Utah. D. California industries and land show a Quinine; Weeks Cold Tablets; Whita Fine Tar Mentholated, Dr. Gleasons Couch Remedy; Red Pans; I)e Villis Atomhasku holding 72,52S eggs. The bns-t- t W. Parma, secretary, of the group was 15 feet long, 5 feet high and isers, Kohinoor Fever Thermometers, etc. ' .obtaining information, states. he does S feet wide. not care to miss any of those who were We earn- - a complete stock of all these items and mnnv in the vvcrU war and who should be To End VVir others. If you cannot come in our Mail Order Sendee is Sincdn. listed., and ha-- issued a letter, which To of teleprow;.!- th prompt. Send us your order. follows: - a? 7: over phone or . a. Vi .. 'fte have jut sent questionnaires houde.-- il.e-- t' are Ly putting on to a!l the rmn that we have now them :vd of Seud, hi co them. y. woo served in thtr-t- o 200-pou- rags received by 5 p. m. Saturday. The Reflex. nd t Spring Dress Goods! w 1 d y, have a very attractive line of Spring Dress on Displey, consisting of Poplins, Plain Voile, Printed Ve Plain and Printed Crepe de Chine, Organdies, Printed etc. Call in and look them over. Goods Voile, Flax-on- s, We are still running Special Prices on our Mens Flannel Shirts, Mens Dress Shirts, Mens Trousers, Mens and Boys Underwear, Ladies Hand Bags, all Knit Goods, Ladies Underwear, Soahs and Groceries. Dont fail to take advantage of these savings. - - - 35c grade Heavy Outing Flannel, lights and darks, yard..30e Percale, per yard Apron Gingham, per yard 3G-in- .....7......30c ch 25c . Calico, per yard 23c Dress Ginghams, per yard 30c, 35c and 40c 40c Fine finish Chambray, per yard You will' find our prices on White Goods are far below market prices. Get your supply of Lawns, Nainsooks, Long Cloth, Dimitty Check, etc., now as our next supply will be considerably higher. Golden Rule Store KAYSVILLE Originators of Low Prices FARMINGTON t Prevent the We have the famous line of Hatch One Button Union Suits SSFLUSS for men. Just the thing for the young men. H js . -- -- XT-Smi- Its th, John-Bloo- -- d, snowy-weddin- Our line is- - complete make yourpurchasenow-thoughyo- -- u may carry them over as they will be higher next year. g ce A line of Ladies and Chil- dren s woolen Hose at a very low price. 3 - s t i a 1 .I I qtvtto ce: , whose no". LAYTfJX, UTAH whoT 4 l7l r d.:.. wrrrlv re r.n; t; n7 a low failed to ScL All :t .etc. tvrm:, ie - x .th-wo 1 j city vs. thj Ccur.try. T tury niis--t !'vr'I H place ooi-r- v.1:, a r . - - p--- U n, rp I ' Jd-t- G s i , i i The House, of Quality |