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Show UTAH T1IE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, asEiiiniiiiffinimriffliiiranaiuiiHiiimminimiiiiniimniiiimimiHininiiiiffiiiiiiniirnriiiinnimnnninniHHniMiiiiinriiiEiiiiDiiinHiiinHiHiiii. V SALE Continues REDUCTION CLEARANCE Special Our Loss at Prices Seem to Have Reached Their Level and We are Taking Armor Plate known as the best among the many brands. It's a factory line. We buy from the mills direct no middleman. Quality and service guaranteed. A new pair for every pair that doesn't give satisfaction. and no questions asked. The prices of cottons have fallen, so In line with our policy to give the most of the best for the least cash we announce reductions that will appeal to every thrifty ex housewife. Fercales, our regular 35c Sale price, the yard grade. 36-in-ch ZUU Fancy Dress Ginghams, our regular QC 45c grade. Sale price, the yard .......Xub Bleach Muslin, Gold Coin, soft finish and our regular 35c value. The yard.. 2$jg Romper Cloth, Devonshire, our regular 60c value. Reduced price, the yard BON TON AND ROYAL WORCESTER CORSETS WILL SELL AT HALF PRICE DURING THE SALE. $3.75 Hose Hose Hose Hose Hose Hose 89c Hose 70c Hose 60c Hose 49c Hose 4S $2.75 $2.50 $1.75 $1.60 $1.10 80c 80c ..60c 48c . ..39c ..... TTaqa 35c Hose 25c Hose 27c ...20c ALL SILKS WILL SELL AT 20 OFF f $6.00 $5.25 $5.00 Blankets, sale price large reservoir. at rale JJ.OO $3.Z0 $4.00 Blankets, sale price $3.75 Blankets, sale price $3.00 Blankets, sale price $2.39 Blankets, sale price Frja: Simmons Special Cook Stoves, fan mings, high sanitary base, this a good value at $92.50. This ranVe $8.00 $10.00 Blankets, sale price .... $8.50 Blankets, sale price $7.50 Blankets, sale price $6.50 Blankets, sale price toll RANGES, ETC BLANKETS HOSIERY COTTONS Once I (Jnrii sot sells Ui for $87.50, similar to the above ... JuDtOO The old, reliable Hot Blast Heater heavy, base, fancy value. $37.50 The special regular price for the sale is $25.00 Endecs Heating Stove, base, trimmings, heavy stocks, a regu- lar $42.50 value. The sale price ..)Z ,gj We have TWO ELECTRIC WASHTYr MACHINES and one WATER P0wn WASHER, which we are going to dl of, and it will pay you to investigate PRICES $25.00, $65.00 AND $9gio 15-in-ch SHOES Those who have taken advantage of our SHOE SPECIALS have expressed astonishment at the splendid bargains, and are telling their friends, so dont delay your buying get yours now. Ladies $6.00 black Shoes, sale price..$3.00 $3.00 Ladies $6.00 tan Shoes, sale price $3.00 Girls $5.50 Shoes, sale price $3.00 Childrens $5.00 shoes, sale price 'ate by Ljt she 3 ' Utoi Willi Cy Hr.? 1, 15-in- ch Ofai Wn $65.Q0 range that regularly A fine $3.00 $2.40 $1.85 Priced for this U S- i- lias t, WJ Vs : kvcjk Bryn 0k I & 4 Phone No. m KU 1 ail Liocolft II. J. Sheffield, Jr., la adding s' Mra. Lois Phillips and Miss Viola modern porch to his dwelling and la Graham entertained at a miscellane-makin- g other substantial ' improve- - ous shower at the Graham home Sat- ments. urday evening in honor of Mrs. Gladys Odd Taylor. Thirty friends were presMiss Verna Robins entertained ent and the time was spent in music few friends at her home Friday eve- - and games. The guest of honor was ning at dinner in honor of Mrs. Gladys the recipient of many useful and Odd Taylor. beautiful presents. KAYSVILLE 1 will olaCaaal teteilMt artla mt te d4 at tMMtUy wlth 4 U Hjr. Ora-- r ftriteki famine, (nil a4 alng r taw bf Urn iktrMl portoat bteaotrte. Ha Ja Darta High afcaraha a 4 mpmt hma. Oitp m frmtt XarrvUi to U water a4 Ha l"f lal4 41 plash pt latrt lijrhta 4 Mae laNrtMal Bote 4 tea frlatUe If f I ' 4 it Mrs. Clyde E. Robins was called to A special meeting of Elmer Criddle Idaho Falls, Idaho, his week on ac- Post, American Legion, will be held count of the serious Illness of her at the local club rooms next. ThursMlu Artll Linford has been quite mother, Mrs. Alves Teague. day evening, November 4, at 7:30. At ill for the past two weeka. his meeting officers for the coming year will be elected. On Novembei Vernon Manaell aarted school at 11 a grand ball will be given at the the state univeraity this week. Kaysville opera house under the aus- marrlage will be solemnized in the plce, of Now that the weather ia fine Salt Lake temple next Wednesday. I are pushing beet and potato Mr. and Mrs. George W. Young Mra. B. F. Yaunt underwent an opwere pleasantly surprised by a few of A fins aon was horn to Mr. and eration at the L. D. S. hospital in their friends at their home on East Mra. Jessa D. Barlow of Clearfield Salt Lake City Monday. At last re- Locust street, Monday evening. The ports she was doing as well as coula on Wednesday. time waa spent in playing cards, fol ' be expected. lowed by a two course luncheon. Those The little aon of Mr. and lira. ArnMra. Fred Foulger, who waa struck present were: Mr. and Mrs. Z. Henry old M. Barnes has been quite ill for by a street car and instantly killed In Jacobs, Mr. and Mra. A. M. Barnes, several days. Ogden Tuesday evening, was a former Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muir, Mr. and A daughter was horn to Mr. and resident of Kaysville and was a cousin Mrs. Golden J. Barton, Mlsa Florence Stanton and Ferris Thomassen. Mrs. Wilford Webster, at their home of the Burton family of Kaysville. last Frldsy. iif" cleverly arranged. The evening was a most enjoyable one and many useful and valuable presents were bestowed Miss Webster upon the bride-to-bis the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Webster and is very popular with a'lrage circle of friends. The date of the marriage has not yet been announced, but will be solemnized in the near future. e. A number of the friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burton surprised them at their home last night when they came enmass to spend the evening. The time was spent in Bounteous games and conversation. refreshments were served and it was one the most enjoyable occasions of the season. Those present were Mr, an( Mrs, R. W. King and mother of Mr. King, Mr. and Mrs. William Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Bergen DeMott, Bishop and Mrs. Frank Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lithgoe, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barkdull, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burton. R. L. Martin Miss Moll! Barnes entertained at Mrs. John W. Gafley will entertain Mrs. George W. Barnes entertained a Democratic cottage meeting at her a party of ladiea at a Democrat recep'a number at a reception at her home home Monday evening. Attorney tion at her home tomorrow afternoon. Blacksmith, Horseshoeing A parcel shower in honor of Miss Moyle of Salt Lake City delivered a this afternoon. very Interesting lecture. Dainty re- Blanche Webster, who will soon beAnto Repairing a Specialty Mrs. Mary Layton of Sacramento, freshments were served. come the bride of Chester Flint, was Calif., has been the guest of her sisheld at the home, of Mrs. Ben Flint Good progress ia being made at the ter for a few days. last night. About thirty-fiv- e guests Shop on Main Street Bamberger station these days, both on were and the evening was present Miss Laura Crawford of Salt Lake the concrete crossings and on the spent ""in games, conversation an! was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sum- building. The south bound trains now music. Refreshments in keeping with KAYSVILLE, UTAH detour to the west of the new depot ner Gleason during the week. the season were served. The decoraPhone 117-- J building and receive passengers at the tions in the rooms and on the tables Mrs. Nellie Nance and Mrs. Mary door of the old depot. were of the Halloween type and were E. Swanger spent Wednesday at SyraMr. and Mrs. George H. Blood of cuse as guests of Mrs. Thomas Preston, Idaho, are in the L. D. S. Mrs. Blood is hospital. Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Barton en- under treatment for nervous breaktertained at dinner at their home Mon-da- y down and Mr. Blood was recently inWhen an ounce too little or too evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. jured by falling on a concrete post, Arthur Taylor of Pocatello, Idaho. and it Is feared one of his kidneys has much may mean life or death Covers were laid for twelve. been injured. You For the Bowels that Probably nothing has more influence upon the. general-hea- lth than thecondilion of the bowels. We honest Iv believe ' are the -- be-- t bowel remedy eum nmde tr.kcrthe7irKt u intently ''tn-erw- wT i - 9-- 42-in- ch 98c PLAID DRESS GOODS, per yd. 75c 36 9Sc inches wide. $1.50 SERGE, $1.65 PLAID DRESS GOODS, 36 inches wide. Jl.M $2.00 PLAID DRESS GOODS, 36 inches wide 75c MERCERIZED POPLIN 1 49c S3e $1.45 FANCY SERGE 75c INFANTS CASHMERE HOSE, white anJ black 49c 49c INFANTS CASHMERE HOSE, black. .:. J9c Childrens Shoes $4.00 VICI AND GUN METAL, 5 to 8 $LB $4.50 VICI AND GUN METAL, 8 to 11 $ltt $175 $5.00 VICI AND GUN METAL, 11V to 13 $5.50 Via AND GUN METAL, 1 to 3 $2Ji The above quoted SHOES are our best SCHOOL SHOES, and you cannot afford to pass up these bargains. We have cheaper SHOES at lower prices. Come in and look them over. Just received another shipment of WOOL BLANKETS We know our prices are right. Come and see for yourselves. KAYSVILLE GOLDEN RULE STORE ORIGINATORS OF LOW. PRICES. . M. W. PHILLIPS etc. Candies, Cigars, Groceries, KAYSVILLE, UTAH -- the mojdonant to. for relkf'ircm the Optician Manufacturing Street Orrdcn, Utah 352-2it- h i j. 1 prepared to Install electric wiring, teth nJ er par: I have had several year? v". tV - ITc; sataKtisTrCc. j 12 hulk Laytoii-Dru- . The Rexall Store ..1C T J. r Co G HOUSE-WIRIN- J. V In vest pocket jn rlvI n rat cr bTopT't'y.dOr iis it w.v AtA A r it'T 3vorlkrgiA.Ey.TT;:Xn-;.- f-C v, A. 1 i i uf r -- V T t 4- vj rY' A kaysville; Utah YC C f v board rokcr iux atio:;al navir j a , .?. "f youc. a -- g d I Vil caa dad tell you the exact "Cost in i!.e c. LAYTON, UTAH vJ Large Rags Wanted i x coir The sta !bt Aa sent t a!, w a On DRY GOODS, PIECE GOODS, HOSIERY, CffiL DRENS SHOES, ETC. It is impossible for us to name i! of the reductions, but you can depend on our prices going down with the market. HOPE BLEACH, per yd 4 BLEACHED SHEETING, per yd 63c PILLOW TUBING, per yd... 49c KAYSVILLE, UTAH RcxaH Orderlies to: to ji:4 like candy. Soothing arj easy ia rctionrU'ey vo not cause griping, nan sen, purging or exees;ive They tend to tone and strengthen in I nones to '',7 V ' ' and to prt to kdtc 'l ill ru'd Im tier lur.h h In r!l th :hi : 1 i .. 1 O.d j a: e i'i I nd t iker pur- d, h 'r t; gativr: v.a.icn :.i net vv i n; U o rant t o t o.l. r, but v hi: kuvo the hr n manky nej.'ao.i to ia to. YA V j rtieakily iccarn .Isi ii.U S'. ' aOT ( red i LOWER PRICES Davis County Drug Company Rexall Orderlies indent presi' cant be too sure. Our sense of responsibility, after years of compounding prescriptions from the best drugs obtainable, has given usjeaution, which acts greatly in your favorr No prescription is too big or too little to receive thorough, dependable attention from ns. he .ail ft - WhenYour Health Is in the Balance this -t Vie de 11111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111111111 , Wf imttetm IrliiMitt Xtewti tr ft ia. 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