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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSY1LLE. UTAH i H 3 t P- I W - I L2 f! A -- , :A5r,,L 0 L 0, I i 1U your fancy in shirts we are- showing you are the - tate and. ti, , hiirh t;ua!:i t l..tfvo mia u3 -.d . ctoc-- f V' u1 a - t ! . ' ! " r 'E P' .1 ' .'Rd t d kLj?-'f v j ThA- -s T , s - i- j LE'CH. rl , ,vm! trik. H'ui if ' ,n . A; '"Vst f J d O nil- - - i ' S 1 .u a In w t n i Vi.h ' 0 i !.i ' pot . 1 o io i.iu T hui 'I jjfoo, Iu ro oi-- l.oi o will-ma- k- da with Mi. and I.. Ill Irda. spout A I Lake and is stopping fall. dau.htei was horn to nt)i her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. The Highest Prices Ever Known SIIUBERT . WILL PAY TIIE PRICE TO GET EM pric ?quTck?r" tJTWhen WC for Utah Furs are based on the n a"d quoted for immediate shipment, infei or skins at highest market value. Ship Want em YU11 get morc and well-know- r?din.K P. mony YOUR FURS DIRECT A .B. S HUBERT Notary Public Kayaville, Utah. 'Building Wealth tfi 7 DeptoChicago' ! Q A bank works for you night and day, week after week, adding cents to your dollars. Little by little the amounts grow till each addition is a respectable sum. Where does the gain come from? Not from your pocket Nor from ours. It is the result of production. Money placed in a bank is given an opportunity to work and to produce. -- ,iZ Thus a bank builds your wealth. M. w. Start with a small deposit if you will. Add to it when you can regularly if you can do so. It will not be long till you ran fairly see it grow. PHILLIPS I ies, Cigars, Groceries, etc. . aasw. asMst T KAYSVILLE, UTAH I Mae ThUjDanKyoxir Zest Servant ... Open an Account tuith ! Today JNOV7 1 BARNES BANKING CO. KAYSVILLE, -- - UTAH Reproduced by C petmtssiou New Yolk Tnbiu, Copyright, 191,. WHAT REDS WOULD HAVE US SING From L W Kd Raid, of Jostle. W, U Song. Belied to Department of 8 .. t ..t pining of ch.er eu.m men.., Wo have lived In meek fubmtnloa Thru age. of toll and despair. To comply- with th. plutea' ambltloo With never a thoueht nor a car. An echo from Russia la founding 'Tla th chlm. of a True Llbartv, It's a measure for millions resounding To throw off your chains and ba froa. CHORUS. All hall to tho Boishevlkt! W will fight for our Clans and bo freo, A Kaiser, King or Csar. ao matter which you are Youre nothing of Interest to mo; If you dont like the red flag of Russia, If you dont liko th. spirit so tru. Than Just be Ilk. tho cur In iho .tdry And lick tho hand thats robbing you. to llfht of r.vnll wu uhlnlnf . On country far over tho ae. Th. force, of ruler, to .ever And th. H.f of th. earlh to unfold To ..cure our freedom forever And a world of beauty untold A your AMERICAN RAW FURS W. Austin Ave. U.SJVi Z5-2- .. irr A get TO fHE LAR6EST HOUSE IN THE WORLD DEALING EXCLUSDECf ;yrf' ft On. day JOHN R. GAILEY Attorney for Executor. First publication January 22, 1920. Las publication February 12, 1920. RETURNS WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY AND KEEP EM COMING FAST Alt ' j SHIP TODAY SHIP . i' y Deceased. T. McCLURE PETERS, raitberl1 .y vA . Executor of Estate of Henry Ellis, No 3, No. jvfe v ,;I1 I , . r COYOTE r Wood. Funeial services for Mrs. Mary Parand Airs. John BarTow-- Jr., have returned home from California, where rish who died Thursday in Salt Lake City, were held Sunday at the home of they spent two weeks. her daughter, Mrs. Richard Pelton. Wright Imai-nlcand Miss Gladys Interment took place in the Bountiful Hoare motored to Salt Lake City Sun- eemetei y day and spent the day with Mr. Fearn-iey- s Mrs. Josephine Fisher was pleasant-r.lsister, Mrs. Charles Johnson, anj surprised at the home of her son, family. Irvin, Sunday afternoon by a number of her aged friends, it being her 70th PROBATE AND GAKDIANSII11 birthday. A very sociable afternoon NOTICES was spent and u nice supper served. Consult County Clerk or Respective Funeral services for Mrs. Camorul Signers for Further Information Call Petty and infant child were hld NOTICE TO CREDITORS Sunday .at the Bountiful cemetery at Ci editors will present claims with 2:30 p. m. Mrs. eltty died Friday at Taylorsville, of the Spanish influenza vouchers to the undersigned at Layton, Davis county, Utah, on or before the and leaves a husband and two small daughters and numerous relitives to 27th day of March, 1920. mourn her loss. ALFRED J. MORGAN, Vi the bundle is tagged toShuberf I). II. t v j ,y,i n I,, at Mr. and SHOW V jof doiiny tondim; Iho I'onin miiu'n I). Lynch, last week. Mis. was Miss Minnie Lynch formerly James ol this place. Mrs. Thomas Wright is visiting T'ith hor daughter Mrs. Huelah FarnsMrs. Edward Ilowaid of Malad, Idaworth of Salt I.ako. ho, has i eturned home after spending Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Nicols have re- a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I la Ka u is, Hr. turned from a two weeks trip to Southern California. Mrs. Charles Rider and small son ot Mr. and Mrs. T. Lumph of Salt Lake Salt Lake City, are spending a few ( ity wete guests of their son, Norman, days with Mrs. Rulers parents, Mr. and Mr-- . William Doey. ami family , Sunday Mrs. v X of tho s', munatrer 011 Ht. the of Syiuousp a A Wi -. Richard Stringhani thoir ohddron loft Suiuhu a. .Ha whom tlioy will spend Mr- , . iloarj tall . BLUEGRASS ot I. avion is hor si'toi, with day- Hintdiam, and laimly. a a thre. Pact was ;l niest of hor store is J Uau.Ls of Salt Lako t Mi.'. .laughter toil iu Min. iVw . 01 last week U GIVE THE AMERICAN Piatt, who n toiiohinj; foi tali Kasviio nited ftientls a fow WtOK' ,i hist T.ako Koshaw ) Mis. S. s (tf 'un Mrs. t'it tils I'm tor haw t''tv, whom tho luaiio. jIi.hi silt t. Mrs m .i t u ?V - X3h 11 1 Mi'S '(.hool dAA 0 1 'V 'i'. lh. Mr. n linood spondnip .Mr- - . 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'CO o .T HEN - -- John Deere Chilled Plows and Two-Wa- y Plows : Our 1920 stock of these celebrated plows is now in. Farmers are invited to come and look them over. A limited number of John Deere Chilled Flows offered at $i2.50 until the supply is exhausted. Get quick action if you would save money. If we had to replace these plows at this time the price would be $28.50. We have a good line of CULTO-PACKEU- S, SEEDERS and GARDEN and FARM TOOLS. GARDEN Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co. Layton, Utah We Want Clean Phone 21 Rags--Refle- x Office |
