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Show Fr 3 THE WEEKLY REFLEX Ei-- -t Wheat Farmers en Years Ago THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1935 duction textiles, food products, to- inasmuch' as the debt itself is. But Every boy who has attained the bacco and anthracite coal, showed the annual cost now age of 12 or more, will dw fOVT interest declines of late. Iron and steel have Dad and Mother will be a lot To Vote May 25 to $28,000,000,000 is that easier to get along with this sum changed but little. Cement and bi- amounting tuminous coal made small advances. ess than it was in 1925, when the mer if he will keep the lawn niowJ Items taken from the files of Shall the government wheat adand free from rubbish; will do hi Factory payrolls and employment debt was $8,000,000,000 less. Weekly Reflex for April 30, justment program be extended The have increased. to raise a prize gardTf and The reason is that- - government best That Affect the through 1936 to 1939 with some 1925: bed and be flower Happenings textiles The situation threatens uwful onds now pay less interest than at around the house. generally Burglars pried the combination Dinner Pails, Dividend Checks to become explosive. At the presmodifications, is the question that He will discover Davis the safe of all at wall be asked wheat growers off the high and Tax Bills of Every Individent time, the government assesses any time in history. The average that he will have plenty of spending in the United States on May 25, ac- school Tuesday night, escaping with , GENEVIEVE NALDER ual. National and International all textile manufacturers in order on the bonds outstanding is but money, plenty of time off for filiELAINE HATCH Iroblems Inseparable From cording to a recent announcement $40 in cash, a stojrwatch, and othto obtain the money it is paying 2.86 per cent, and the treasury is ng and swimming. And who know RUTH ROBINS received by Director William Peter-o- n er articles of lesser value. The Public Welfare it might be so arranged that he ofcot-tofarmers for from the Agricultural Adjust- tools used to open the safe were gradually calling in old, can go on that camping trip, where Manufacturers are irate, Division Debating Meet Held at ment Administration. say taken from the tool shed of the bond issues, and issuing he can cook his own meals m er an Davis industrial writers are say- that this tax makes it impossible Electric Railroad comBamberger Many in wheat Plans growing open campfire? every to ones in a now at their operate place. profit. The division debating meet and They busiing that the most significant in' pany at Kaysville. made to are state fully being be Datax the that was contest held. at oratorical dropped, of the early suggest all wheat growers on the presLast Tuesday night, people who ness development been that the farmers be paid from the .VAVWV.VVWAV.ViVVNWA..IWAWAVWW.V.V vis high school April 29. Four form 1935 the months has of great road enthe state to world were wheat motoring along situation, works ublic fund. President schools, Morgan, Coalville, Box El- ent discussion of the proble'm, between Centerville and Farming-to- n increase in corporation financing toosevelt has looked coldly on that This bond new issues. der, and Davis high schools repre courage were treated to a Ku Klux Klan through finally to permit each grower idea, has said that the textile peosented. The Davis debating teams and The ceremonial was trend, which was covered in some own on the initiation. his to opinion register Secretary Wallace, consisting of Douglas Thompson, subject in a national 1 referendum. staged west of the Ford home which detail in this column last week, ple exaggerate. im- as might be expected, agrees with and Nelson Clayton, negative; Mer in be to seems steadily flood. Parties gaining Some of the provisions of the was destroyed by the Some textile spokes the rill Hatch and Henry Thomley, afwho witnessed the scene say that portance new bond issues are ru-in menpresident. have are: new wheat the dire forecast made debates proposed program won all their firmative, mored which would far exceed that if the present plan is continThis means that they will represent (1) voluntary contracts calling for Inhere were three flaming crosses, was which of value those March, s the school in the state contest to adjustment to meet consumption- The first test run ofofthe machin-needmonth. It ued not a loom will be turning in in itself Kays-in- g mill new durin the the and ery export possibilities be held at the U. of U. Saturday, been few six months. have is there true that was 1936 through the company Milling years One industry at least is literally crop state the for championship, 4, bond issues which represent wholMay Katherine Hess and a student 1939, (2) additional emphasis or in- - made Monday, and the first wheat ly new money most of them have booming silver. The treasury is The from Morgan high will represent ducements to shift land to grass in was run through Tuesday. com-topforcing the price up, holders of the o simply represented refinancing be will flour of storm theYratorical and dust contest areas, drought metal are not selling because they (3)rmanufacturing the district in of retirini the with object amount of adjustment and rate and mcnccd in a few days, the new erations, believe still higher prices are in be held the same day. wit them and old issues replacing condition of benefit payments to be machinery requiring only a few new ones lower inter- the offing. Thus, demand far out commanding determined each year, but no ad- - minor adjustments. est rates. However, the present runs supply. The silver producers Girls Day - The annual trirls dav justment to involve reduction of The excavation is practically com- outlook justifies the forecast that believe they are entering a period individual pletedfor the rhillips-Gaile- y re than 25 Per,c"J BEST VALUES STATE 7. Tmme- a number of major corporations will of real prosperity. be held Monday, M base pe- aBe the which is being erected on the shortly offer the public securities acreage, school all the foreAs this column has FORD said, new 1932 in Fordor car entire Sedan; rubber; I gUen a fine program in the riod to remain the same as in the Lfe of the old Kaysville for wholly new projects casts are dangerous. But a digest wUl good condition exceptionally Prc8ent on Main program. Street, all the forecasts would indicate tionary after which avmasquer-- 1 ; 1932 FORD DeLuxe & It is natural to suppose that, if of 1 fl 1932 FORD Fordor Sedan; The final details of the proposed business will continue to get Canal and irrigation companies business that ade ball will be held in the gymna- out more is once low coming J mileage; Coupe available not are wheat Da 0f Weber, Morgan, Summit and program sium. Prizes will be given for the its shell and attempting financ- better during the rest of this year, Reconditioned Motor. good rubber according to William Peterson, vis counties today organized them of prettiest and cleverest costumes, yet, is experienc- may actually approach normal by at large industry ing, 1931 NASH announced but be will soon, 1929 OAKLAND hegeives into the Weber River Water and refreshments will be served to better times. The volume of 1936. U sedan; good rubber states, by county agents and wheat Users association, which is to be ing Sedan, twin ignition O all those attending the dance. to industrial production, according allotment committees who will be incorporated for the purpose of ne- A few Sundays ago secretary of 1927 OLDSMOBILE 1929 ESSEX called upon to direct the referen- - gotiating with the government for the Cleveland Trust Companys the treasury Morgenthau, explainArthur Santell Sedan runbeen Business has Bulletin, sedan counties. dum in V their man of the the construction respective Arthur Santell, the strong proposed ning about nine per cent higher ed, via radio, the financial status 1930 GRAHAM Total benefit payments to Utah reservoir at Echo, nation. Two of the from California, who was featured of the facts 1929 CHEVROLET Sedan during the first quarter of this year signed up in the wheat at the Worlds fair in Chicago last farmers who control Charle9 Scoffield of Layton has in the same period of 1934. Other brought out in his speech are of Coach 1930 DODGE had program summer, presented an assembly to production a position in the Winn exceptional interest. n of such as that 1929 DURANT Sport (PQ1 S accepted indices, Sedan the student body Friday, April 26. reached $1,054,044.55 on February barber shop in Ogden. First, when the present adminisBusiness Week, agree. Roadster ,J which for the last date 1929 WHIPPET figures tration came to office the In. addition to a demonstration of 28, Clair Whitesides, an instructor Main reason for the improve- public debt was a trifle under gross 1929 FORD Roadster Sedan his strength, Mr. Santell gave the re available, I in the Clearfield public school, has ment is the same as it was last new paint On March 31, it was students his ten commandments of 1927 HUDSON been confined to his home in Lay-to- n year: Motors. This industry, 1929 DURANT health. Sedan for several days with tonsilitis. which led the country out of the $28,000,000,000.would SUNSET be it Second, Roadster naturally Mrs. Maurice Scoffield has been relatively minor depression of 1921, 1927 CADILLAC Senior Vaudeville cost that the interest of supposed CLINTON ill1931 Ton FORD his him for Sedan during is apparently going to lead the the debt would be at a record substituting The annual senior vaudeville was high. ness. out the of pickup 1927 CHEVROLET major deprescountry presented to the students WednesOn Tuesday evening the Clinton Mrs. John E. Barker of Kays- sion of the present. Demand for Exceptionally Good Condition S Coach -day, May 1. It included the follow- M Men and Gleaner girls gave a ville was tendered a pleasant cars and trucks has held to a very 1929 FORD 1H Ton Stake Body 1929 FORD ing program: Blue Tag on social conduct. t party at her home Friday high level those who forecast that One act play. Cast. Kelly Davis, demonstration Truck, recondi- ... Panel Delivery Lydia Burroughs of Ogden evening, in honor of her 64th birth- the demand would shortly be surtioned motor IDAHO CERTIFIED 1933 FORD Deluxe received the hook, The Life of J; day anniversary." Most of her chil- feited were mistaken. The Ameri1934 FORD DeLuxe Tudor Sedan can people, whatever else they are dren and grandchildren were RUSSET SEED Coupe ... 1929 BUICK Four in for are going heavily buying, Riley and Dick Woolslayer:. Skit "0"tia -- t .Miles Ward 6,000 the CHntn Door Sedan new transportation. Robin- - reetmB -F- our For Sale a rV'd By large 1928 NASH Special 1926 OAKLAND By way of contrast, retail trade, rS'Guy1 QF 6 Coach which held up well during the bad Paul Haywood. Joyce Melroy, an1 Coupe -din Mrs. Mabel Skeen as had her months of last year, is no longer in entertainer and tap dancer; Delores the spotlight as an example of betSyme and Lola Floar, acrobatic ner guests on Thursday afternoon, trade was ter times. dancers, all from Salt Lake City. Mrs. Augusta Nash, Mrs. Leona Layton, Utah and stores sold much Accordion player, Ben Quato. Par Robison and Mrs, Ivy Carver of disappointing, Authorized FORD Dealer Phone files taken Items from of the Plain Kiysville 107-- J City. less than they anticipated. During ley Bair, reader from the U. of U. for Reflex 46 29, le Phone Bountiful, Utah Weekly April The vaudeville measured up to the same period industry improved, Clinton the had commentators most the standards of former senior though The initial steps for the organi-- a forecast that it would decline. De- vaudevilles and gave the students borne of Miss Catherine Burnett on Games were xation of a Davis county band were has taught one thing at worthwhile Bhow for their money. Thursday evening. It was presented Wednesday eve- - ' plypd nd luncheon was served to taken at a meeting held in Farm- - firession standards on which foreThose casts were based in the past are ning to the parents and adults of the following guests: Mrs. Angeline ington Tuesday evening. Child, Misses Crystal Burnett, Hel- - from Kaysville attending the meet-e- n no longer sure-firTrends that, the county. Summers, Minnie Summers, Em- - ing were H. J. Sheffield, Jr., R. J. in 1928, could have been analyzed Uy West, Zella Mitchell, Erma Hammer, William L Foxley, H. L with safety as to future develop-f Kaysville Johnston, Elna West, Clara Child, (Reason, Samuel Hanson, Herbert ments, are now showing a habit of John- - Hanson, Gordon C. Gailey, Clifford Katherine Child, estabMargaret and themselves Adds New turning upon ston and Catherine Burnett. preStrong, Leon Strong, Morris Barnes lishing new and unlooked-fo- r On Gilbert Nance, cedents. KAYSVILLE E. L Tall today bel Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Ma- - and Skeen entertained the C. L T. J. W. Lavender has resigned his As for other industries, the picannounced the installation of a new scientific motor testing apparatus club at her home. Five hundred position with the cement company ture is mixed. A few lines of pro played during the afternoon, at Devils Slide and has returned at his garage, stating that the im- was and a delightful luncheon was serv-- to his home in Layton. in was line with a poliprovement W. E. Barton, section foreman on Sr9 cy- of having the latest and most iuiiiifa,0MinirAren After all, VALUE is what you want, Av efficient equipment at all times for AnnJ na. !y WS8t?,3- - the Salt Lake & Ogden, has made a and, the smartly attired women of Mr?e WandL improvement on his place at the serving local motorists. aiM r,p?irfaa s mV corner of Eighth and Cherry streets During the past few months, nunorthern Utah will get the VALUE of merous articles of new equipment rMA.da with g fine new picket fence and have been added to the shop. The cement walks. Mr. Heywood of m Bev .their lives during Patter- You Wtll find our adn jij the work . newest piece of equipment is a comson and followhostess. The the vice to buy well known pression and vacuum testing mapetition bearing the signatures chine enabling a scientific test of ing officers were elected for the 24G vote and nationally adverFarmington City club Mrs. Mabel year: a motor to be made in only a few coming to E. II. "ai Wednesday Panted tised brands of food Skeen and Mrs. Stewart. Sylvia minutes. Welling, rarmmgton city recorder, the best advice that a a special election on the Bo s who have finished their calling for food store ever pave During the World war the baseSince the voting ball team of the battleship U. S. S. studies and have been fermenting in jjqUor question. customers. of is said its population Pay the Under lyta, .round Pennsylvania won the championU t STpLibK serve yourself in cash, ship of the Atlantic fleet. This was jty that county Beat town will O. P. Skaggs System not much of a surprise as practicdry. jvote stores and realize real ally the entire Boston Red Sox team Would for debate: Subject you Frank L Layton, Davis county was wearing the uniform of the rather drown out or dry up and food economy. We are assessor, has presented a report blow away? ship. the in assessed valuation proud of our stores showing the county. Real estate and imbecause of their qualprovements are valued at $3,871,-46ity foods, their low live stock at $303,570; personal prices, ease of shopproperty at $643,150; or a grand asping, volume of busitotal or $1,818,180. Property board sessed the ness and the hosts of state of by equaliPhone 234 Kaysville zation will bring the total valuaenthusiastic This is the clearance that you have been tion up to about seven million dolcustomers. inquiring about . . . brand new, luxurious CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DEALER lars.The Thompson construction comapparel . . . fresh from the hands of pany is now making good progress Tender, Local Asparagus, on the big reservoir east of Lay-tol.h., 6c tailors . . . men who would not T Economic Highlights NOTES on n. high-intere- st low-inter- ville-Layt- on 1 , I I build-diate- THE lv IN THE Confec-auditoriu- m I J $75 $240 $265 $120 well-know- 00. ....$75 Bur-pri- nTnnfe- wZ' -- $175 .$75 $140 $475 $215 .$ 60 se -- 1 Twenty Years C.LBONE Pre-East- er $400 (P0T $160 .pew-paint- (fOOr . , J t $125 $75 $260 $175 $550 O-iO- tl Bountiful Motor, Inc. I I e. Garage Equipment Greater Value! Super Values Every Day m' SSLyid K idler. f I MIDSEASON CLEARANCE 0; EFo EKio XyfilMdamms and USED CAR BARGAINS I EASY TERMS : LIBERAL TRADES COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED bv the Rotterill Automobile Co.. 25 So. 3rd E Salt Lake $195jj 1930 FORD Sport Roadster f f f? ipJLJLO 1928 CHEVROLET Coupe 1928 CHEVROLET Coach n. . At a recent meeting of the board of county commissioners, the following road supervisors were appointed: George A. Hill, Weber canyon; John Deeslcy, Clinton; Joseph! Bodily, Syracuse; B. F. Bowman,! South Weber; James King, South JI.. Hooper; George lless, W est Point; Jacob E. Layton, Clearfield; John Hodgson, Clinton; Robert Ward, Kaysville; John H. Thornley, West Layton; Geo. T. Layton, West Kaysville; J. T. Barber, Centerville; II. 11. Parkin, South Bountiful; Fred M. Ballwinkle, West Bountiful, and W. K. Roberts, West Bountiful. $145 expert Lca! Radishes, 2 bunches, 3c Grapefruit, large size, 2 for 5c Cheese, mild, full cream. Lb., 16c Puffed Wheat, 7oz. pkg., 13c Lemons, fresh, juicy, doz 10c know how to begin making anything cheap . . . tailors who are accustomed to the cutting and draping and handtailoring of expensive apparel . . . truly . . . the kind that you would expect Ogdens newest and most modem lar price store to feature. popu- Crepe Toilet Tissue, roll, 4c Graham or Soda Crackers, box. 19c h. O. P. S. Flour, nt $1.49 $165 1929 CHEVItOLET Coach Raisins, seeded or seedless, pkg., 7c ' L.Mmte., S alm.an.jUll 13-o- z. X moTJETBottr 6 $285 Sedan iM2i'oni)' 1932 Coupe v-rcsT- 1933 PLYMOUTH Coupe Sedan CHRYSLER Sedan 1932 FORD Tudor 4 can. 18c $345 $345 p? D.1.Z.$445 1933 DODGE 1931 6 $375 Tall Can Pink Salmon, 10c . t - Candy Bars, popular hr a e c! 3 Jor-- J Oc -- Holds a Press Longer! Ovaltine. YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE AND FEEL THE DlfiXRENCE Malted 3! ilk, Regal Cleaners 418 23th St. Phone 313 Ogden and Delivering in Davis J County Monday, Thursday and Saturday ick-l- p z. can. 30c 16-o- z. FUR STORAGE can, 41c Of course, youll be coming Aluminum Mixer Free Bread, white or whole wheat. 3 loaves, 10c to the MIDSEASON QRSKWGCg foodX Cvh P2T A Surety of Purity Ijiyton New Location 2439 Washington Avenue Ogden - CLEARANCE while here inspect our new vaults learn how carefully your furs are stored at the lowest rates in Utah. t |