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Show T1IE BALLOON TIRE is simply a bigger and more flexible cord tire. Goodyear balloons are bigger, more flexible and better Goodyear cords. LET US FIGURE WITH YOU We have a big shipment of all size tires. Keep your money at home Our prices are as low A new lino of curtain and quilt challies, newest patterns, only .. ...20c per yard as any. CRETONNES The material most suitable for curtains, draperies, cushions, lounges, etc... J15c to 60c yard MENS DRESS SHOES 4T Hen's Hazel Brown Kid Mahogany Lotus Calf Tan Norwegian Calf Bal, a wonder, Men's Mahogany Chrome Duplex Mens Mahogany Bali .... WE sell needles to fit all makes of sewing machines. , Dont Forget Yoor Tickets -.- $6.75 .$7.35 -.- $8.00 .$6.75 .$4.50 SPRING SHOES Now On Display Patent Dixie Toe "" Patent Dixie Tie Rose La Pump Patent Patent Marehite Strap Nut Brown Calf Waldorf Blacher Oxfords.. Ladies' Patent . Ladies Patent Strap Girls Patent Strap -7 Girls Patent Pump . Ladies Ladies Ladies Ladles Ladies . -- SL2S $5.2$ $5.75 $6.00 15,43 $3.98 $3.50 $3.75 13.75 $3.50 .$2.75, $3.00 80c, 90c Misses Comb. Lace Misses Paten Strap Infants Soft Sole Shoes. Phone No. H. J. SHEFFIELD & SONS Kaysvillc, Utah SNAPPY LATEST GOODYEAR TIRES CIIALLIES MOUSSELINE - 1 The Best for the Least for Cash fl KATSmLE The . nr. hi ,.i--trrnm WM MMl l TtK torn 4 Mrrly IutYitu rllm4i 4 M th ww la mil )( MW MMW irtaw. px aairo. tvw dtm. Old tims dance, Community Hall, H Layton, Friday, February Get your license pistes for 1925 In- I. M Ml Mmi tf ONLY 38 t tend. Mayor John G. M. Barnoa arrived MiMtrWJ UmIm In homo Sunday from an extended bus-he Ike Dam war aaataal Mi aafceel, TVa a. akarckaa aa4 apara iness toip to tho test, While away tk IwnOW-UrlferH Oa ! af visited Philadelphia, Washington, D. aa4 tto aMaMa aa4 ItUiiac Cincinnati C and aatallhfcwaal mt ha fnHI aaafiiB a44 la KaraaOla Caaalac aaramtla and Mrs. William Knighton anMr. Uia Maaltk al lha nounce tho arrival of a daughter at frail aa4 (mtoc fat aklpMaal aa4 their home at West Point Wednesday. artaal latwrtrloa. Mrs. Knighton wsa formerly Miss a 4 Ma4ala tlaal af the Ialaa4 Cottrell of this place. Doris ratilbfcwa, aalataf rrialtaf mmptmr. riauau Mr. and Mra. Willard Bishop, of Provo, and Mr. and Mra. Arthur and Mra. Polly Bishop, all of Min Camilla Swartftr vu an Of Bishoptaka Salt City, were Sunday guest den visitor Sunday, and Mrs. Amos Bishop and of Mr, FOR SALE Good Jersey and Hol. stein milch cowi. F. R. Richards, family, Martha E. Bamea has been Miss Farmington. weeks. She Mrs. John S. Logan returned to very ill for tho past two hom of he r sUter, Mra. was the at er Cheyenne,- Wyoming. Friday-aftRichard A. JUrt, ln SalL Lake City short visit hero with relatives. week but on Sunday waa taken last Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cottrell to tho L D, S. hospital. were visitors to West Point Thun- William JStrong, son of Mrs. Emma jdiii. homi'tbdaJF Wendell Barnes arrived home Mon J7Stfong, la expected states mission, western tho from Caliday from an extended trip to where he has been Inhering for the fornia. months, twenty-ni- n ' Mrs. Jane Checketta, of Ogden, Is past entertained W. John Mrs. Thornley Mrs. Charles tho guest of her sister, at a Bridge luncheon at hero home Odd, for a few days. Mrs. J. J. Bowman and daughter, Wednesday afternoon. The guests visitors to were Mrs. W, P. Epperson, Mm. Ruth, were last week-en- d W. George W. Swan, Mrs. Georg Ogden as guests of relatives, Mrs. A. Mrs. C, Epperson, leathern, Mr. and Mrs. George Thurgood. of C. V. K, Saxton, Mrs. Nick Bonne-Mor- t, durhere friends visited Bountiful, Mrs, G. D. Rutledre, Mrs. J. B. ing the pest week. Cooley, Miss Miriam Barnes, Miss Mr. and Mrs. William Lowther and Irene Swan, Mfrs Claire Gleason. family, of Ogden, spent Sunday as Miss Miriam Barnes entertained the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Win- Four "G" club at her homt Thurl-da- y ters. evening. The time was spent in Mr. and Mrs. Sirl R. Davis and chil- music, sewing and cards. At a late in Ogden as hour a dren spent tha week-en- d luncheon was served Mrs. Ralph V. K. guests of relatives. Saxton, to Mrs, C, Mr. and Mr. Thomas Anderson and Williams, Mrs. N. Newman Reeves, Misses Clara and Ada Maylm spent Mra. Fred Kershaw, Mr. R. O. LaySander, Fannie ton, Misses Fay Sunday in Salt Lika City. Muriel Reeves. Zen Williams, Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lavender have returned to Garfield after a two Norma Underwood, Artell Linford and weeks visit here with Mr. and Mrs. J. llasel Bishop. W. Lavender Quarterly conference of tho North Kavs-vill- e Mrs. Dolly Brown and Mra. Matilda Davis stake will be held at the ward tabernacle this Saturday McFerson, both of Clearfield, visited' meet-tin- g with their sister, Mrs, John G.;M, and Sunday.' A special officers villi bo held Ssturdaf morning Bames, Thursday. o'clock and at 1:30 p. m.. a Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Bames were at 10:00 will be meeting priesthood special week-envisitors to Salt lake held. Conference sessions lest will be held as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. on Sunday at 10:00 a. m. and at 2 Barnes and family. ro., with a meeting In the evening p. Mrs. James W. McFerson. of Clear- under the direction of the Mutual Imfield, underwent an operation at the provement associations. I)eo hospital in Ogden on Thursday Miss Vilda Thurgood, daughter of for an acute attack of appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. George Thurgood. of Harold J. Bishop, of Idaho Falls, Bountiful, and Lloyd Bishop, son of Idaho, spent a few days here this Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bishop of this week as guest of his parents, Mr. and place, were married in the Salt Lake Mrs. Amos Bishop. temple, Thursday. The young couple Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bishop enter- were graduates of the Davis h:gh tained at a family dinner party at school and hue many friends in the their home Sunday. Covers were laid county. All jom in eishtng them success and happiness in their married for forty relatives, afand Mrs. Gladys Taylor daughter, life. Mr. Bishop lefj Wednesday to mission a of Salt Lake City, spent a few days ternoon for threCyears' Mrs. island. Hawaiian Bishop the Mrs. Tayof week as here this guest lors parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles expects to join her husband in about a year. Odd. trU Hiiti WILLIAM de MILLE Production now. See Lucius Laudie, Stats spector, Layton Auto Co Adf, will meet FriThe Farent-TeaeheAil intero'clock. at afternoon day ested in tho schools art urgod to atrs f t The Manti Chapter Daughters of Pioneers, have rescued a pioneer cabin built in 1853 by Nathaniel Beech, and moved the structure to the tithing block where it will be preserved as a monument of pioneer days. With Map McAvoy, Lola Wilson, Elliott Dexter and George Fawcett N IM mmi Daughters of Pioneers Legion Organizes Fire Departmen Save Ancient Cabin lk CIVIC CENTER, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 18 Also Santa Fe TraiF wlt. at Show Ira C. Holbrook Prices 10 and 20 cents 8 in The Lone Chance Also E, at Prices 10 and 20 cent 8 Layton Drug Co. i f jj 'j f Phone Post. Parcel , . Roads may be bad, let the mail carrier bring your Drug ' Store Needs. Tito Phone 22-- W mMnii axcxSJL Sioro Layton, Utah ata,s,aiiasati,,s-aaa,- ti It You can furnish your dining room economically and well by taking advantage of our attractive selections. WE SERVE YOU NIGHT OR DAY FRANK HYDE Bountlfal Phone 111! ' KaysvIQe 111 Phone Kaysville Experienced Service Rendered G. W. GRAHAM Co-o- p. Kaysvillc, Utah GOOD GOODS Phone 136-- W GOOD PRICES GOOD SERVICE Layton Day or Night 103-- W Boantifil Ladies Collar and Cuff Sets Just received a new shipment of Ladies Collar and Cuff Sets, prices....60c to $2iC p Childs Tom Boy Hose, sizes 5, 5V4, 35c values Boys Suitsrsizes 6 to 12, values to $12,00, now. y Safety Razors, $1.00 values 75c Mercerized Table Linen, per yard Mercerized Table Linen, per yard Childs Fleece Lined Boots, 8 to 10, $2.49 values. Oysters, small size, per can Oysters, large size, per can Colonial Jam, 20 oz. jar--, Fairy Soap, 12 bars for Schillings Tea, 8 oz. can 20 Mule Team Borax Soap, 6 for Calumet Toilet Soap, 6 bars Fairbanks Glycerine Tar Soap, 6 bars. 20 Mule Team Borax soap chips I . - $LM Ever-Read- V . I $1-2- The House of Quality" 5 , 20 Mule Team Bo rax o 20 Mule Team Dish Washing Powder No. 2 Galvanized Tubs No. 3 Galvanized Tubs 12 Quart Galvanized Buckets 22-- W We will deliver in Layton town or mail your Drugs by t The many sets which we offer are strongly built, yet of artistic appearance, and will add beauty and comfort to your dining room. ij G. W. GRAHAM UNDERTAKING CO. Phone Us Your Drug Wants if A well furnished dining room is essential to every home. chapter six. .SATURDAY, FER. 14 OPERA-HOUS- Show Go Getters, d , Dining Room Suites JOHN GILBERT two-cour- se ' Co. Furniture and Undertaking , 15 The American Legion Post at Man, taken over the city fire ment which will be manned bydepart men. The plan to the crack volunteer fire departing of Utah. have George W. .B arnes, Lessee KAYSVILLE GOLDEN RULE STORE ORIGINATORS Or LOTTPRICES |