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Show 7 ru:l CV f THE WEEKLY REFLEX THURSDAY, MAY Fomim Glee club has given programs at the high school in previous years and'1an equally fine program is expect ed this time. Tnis will be the last Vntf on Clearfield Defeats C. C. C. Camp 2 to 1 Wheat Question Saturday, May .25 The Clearfield baseball team in - assembly of the year. Soft Ball Results ELDERS INLAND PRINTING CO. )Rntmeister, . iWoolssy, p. j Epperson, 1st j A'llcox, 2nd Wfiliams, Srd Galbraith, ii. j Barker. Hyde, r. Chipman, If. Barnes, ef. 1 Peterson, rf. Tuns, 22 The navys submarine rescue experts seem to have solved the prob- 16. Bluejackets in the United State navy wear neither suspender or belts with their trousers. The trou. ers are made with a waist tight fit In the days of sailing ships when was necessary to go aloft to fnS or unfurl sail, it was not desired to have any loops or articles of clotlu' ing W'hich might be caught on the marline spikes or pin jails. lem upon which they have been working for years. The answer is a very elaborate diving bell which may be lowered over the subs rescue hatches, and secured in such a manner that the personnel of sunken submarines may escape without so much as getting their feet wet. On April 4th, an actual test was carried out off Coronado Roads in which seven of the crew of the VVWAWWW.',V.VVa U. S. S. Barracuda, lying in 100 feet 5 Late Model of water were --successfully rescued and brought to the surface PHILCO dry in the. navytf own Bathysphere. the Davis County Farm Bureau W. Sheffield, e. Davis county wheat growers will league held on to a tie for first Perkin, 1stp. Burton, join farmers throughout the coun- - place by defeating the., strong Johnson, 2nd on a in 25 provoting Sheffield, ss. Woods Cross C. C. C. boys in last w ,try May By.c Hayes, Srd AAA of extension tpe present score close posed a 35 of has class agreed Saturdays game by GENEVIEVE NALDER graduating Blood, cf. to leave drapes for the windows wheat production control program, 0f 2 to 1. Raymond, ss. ELAINE HATCH some modifications being The lineup: SwanKer, r. of the auditorium. They will be of With RUTH ROBINS Seoffield, rf. soft blue velour to match the stage made m the present contracts. Runs, S woods Cross L. L. Camp The question to be voted upon! Commencement Exercises curtains. Because these curtains R to AB the be II for discussed exercises at meeting Commencement are B0 expensive, the student body will be HIGH BCHOOL Camp his- - wjn help 4 0 the cur- - held in West Point next Monday Mann,e Peterson, e. Worthington, e them; largest graduating class in the Fripurchase 4 0 0 Millet, p. Woolsey, p. tains will not be hung until next evening, at Farmington on Tuesday Lowe, cf tory of the school will be held Wilcox. 1st Swan, 1st 4 1 0 If and the at at high Layton 17, Kaysville Wright, May fan. night, day night. Layton, 2nd Pherson, 2nd ' RADIO 4 2 and 0 n. and at The school auditorium. following White, Syracuse Wednesday, Ureeper, rf. Burton, Srd (1800-1934 meet135 All 0 0 Srd ss. next lb the been Clearfield Brink, has Nance, Ellis, years arranged: Thursday. During past program Pro Schola Club FOR SALE Perkins, ef. . 2 0 0 Trimble, If. the United States navy has4 Stradella overture, high school' A ings are scheduled to begin at 8 Duncan, rf. U Lamas, cf, Joto 3 0 0 conducted scientific o'clock. . McGuire, 2b. expeditions orchestra invocation, Bi.hop , , Maylin, rf. 4 0 0 every quarter of the globe, discovRuns, 14 Runs, 11 .lib jITmrt ye.rThey All wbeet erower. whether or Evans, ss. " 3 0 0 Standard Programs ering new land and new civilizathe have not present signed they Helen Adams, president, Pris- were address,! CAMP INLAND 1 0 2 with strange peoples Mann. tL ior Rampton; valedictory tions, to the attend treating are contracts, urged cilia Goodfellow, iecretar-treasuPRINTING Worthington, e. and 1 1 0 and attaining to hitherto unknown rl meetings and to cast their votes on Swan, 2b. CO. Millet, 1st EirKumTSS V rginia Major, airdog-sle-d and regions by ship, L Pherson, 2nd Steed! May 25. Winters, e. SHORT WAVE ....... 35 4 1 2 Brown, p. Totals' craft. Burton, Srd idwMr; Janet Jar dine and Madge i. Pherson, as. Xf11 Williams, 1st has an excet- Dahlim bulb- Plane and Police Calls Smoi8niScee4 to the graduates, Coach G, 0tta8 to all. The Tarnes, ef. Ssndall, 2nd Gearfield tional quality and variety of tne Romney; senior girls' chorus (a) eterson, if. The old U. S. S. Texas was a Woolsey, Srd AB 11 R shown by hi 8arden each The , Prayer Perfect, (b) Lift Trimble, rf. Ffvhiris MdMar1oria bulb Galbraith, . r-ship Maine which of the Beautiful Walnut Cabinet Model! 1 cf. diSkeen, r. If. of Peterson, Chipman, Thine Eyes; presentation in harbor in Havana blown was up 0 I1 ef. Brown, The West Layton M. I. A. will plomas, President R. W. Adams; I 898. She was rated a second class Thur d y nhrt Perkins, rf. 2 drama contest benediction, Bjshop Irvin Call. 8 three their Runs, 11 I, Runs, present displacing 6,315 tons and 1 lattleship, rfneham Priced to Sell! uellepark their recreation hall next Tues- and six 6 inch two mounted 0 The Commencement dance will be day evening. 1 guns. Later her name was changed Girls and Boys Elections held the following night in the gym- Bone returned to her Weaver? to the San Marcos and, worn out Frank Mrs. 1 The annual business meetings of home see nasium with Orson Hydes orches- Dee ho8piul Holt lf and obsolete, she was used as a the from 1 gunday in and tra furnishing the music. Grad- -- the associated girls students of Da-of- where Bhe h' g been recejving treat- - ae P ' sunk Chesepeake bay 0 target uates and their parents will be ad- vis and the boys organization n 1911. It was on the old Texas ment for the pagt ten dayg Davis on were R. M. GERBER held May Thursday, mitted free of charge. that Records .....35 the Captain John Phillip gave the 0 7 2 of . The Layton ward M. I. A. honor FARMINGTON . . . Totals 9. The purpose of the meeting was the cheer Dont poor boys, Inland Printing Company PtAis cour.ty sheriffs office this order, to elect officers for the coming .ngh; Yh sh Valedictorian one arrest devils are dying, as his ship passed indicated tbe only morning Kaysvilie school were The girls that year. on speeding charges during the past the stricken Spanish flagship at the Harriet Heywood of Layton has victorious heldjng! at Latona ifiii Six Bon elections in were: the Youths ItViWWIANSSWVAV.V attle of Santiago. been chosen valedictorian of the week. Catherine Hess; vice- K evnnJ- -P class of 35. She has made one of president, Janet drew ticket who P a The mctcri8ts Jbr.ee one?c ay? Jardine; secretary, iresident; with musical the finest and most outstanding Uuth for a rpeeu of 60 miles per hour - Presented senior Holbrook; representsHarschools Lunchroom records in the history. was D. B. Bird, 463 C street. Salt Robbery - dancing numbers. About forty-fiv- e Nelda Junior representive, Galley: riet has practically an A average tatlve, Teda Hokes. The boy. members wi feWe achieve? Lake City. He paid a fine of 310 ..and is graduating with 17 units. who were elected to offices in the cards for FARMINGTON during the the in the court of Justice of the Peace Following Through her own efforts she has boys association were: president, P?ft "eason. The achievement cards robbery of the Delbert Walker Inn J. D. Wood at Farmington. achere Tuesday night. Sheriff Josep acquired this recognition. She has Ken. signify an A grade In special Clark; also participated in other activities Charles tivities. Holbrook, Deputy Sheriff Calvin G Van neth Green, Reed; secretary, Sailors of the United States navy and has displayed unusual ability Roberts and Ogden police depart-menwork to back is at William Day These officers are very capable are in all. She is also one of the 12 of inspected daily at morning launched confina officers mill after being thorough holding these positions and it is the Sugar where they are all assemstudents to receive the D Octa- certain quarters which in the resulted home ten the his ed to investigation past days will a next that prove year in bled clean uniform of the day. six of arrest gon award. his in foot. infection Ogden youths. very successful year for these or- with the After they are given inspection The boys were rounded up We Appointments with such able leaders. Miss Emily Brough of Kaysville p exercises besetting-uphysical and some The following appointments have ganizations after questioning fore a very interesting review of nesday gave drills and on the days offi starting to admitted fill the theft. Merchandise, been made appointive ler travels to the Hawaiian islands cleaned are work. The ships ships of ces for the coming year: Marjorie various consisting n principally at the regular meeting of the Lay-toand a LAYTON cleaning, thorough D daily of and to the editor book; Robins, amounting: candy items, ward Relief society. bou J10.1 00 in value waa 8tolen known as Field Day, is performCorrespondent Dorothy Sessions, associate editor; Leo Ware returned Wednesday ed each Friday in preparation for ITIIA LAYTON WHITESIDES the lnn and Byron Rampton, business y from a trip to the central Irom The boys implicated, who wi Captains Inspection held each SatBeth 1hone 30J1 Sessions, edi manager; a bearnf j" j.uvery, urday. At Captains inspection, the tor of the Dart; Martha Lillis, "Mrs, John Hr EUis-o- f Bountiful is assembled in dress Uniform associate edltor,' and IUr Riley, Announcement was made this .reu Ien Vlg ill present some of the talent of L crew man is inspected by the each and t business manager; official report-e- r, week of the marriage-lasWest Layton and Bountiful wards Friday officer prior to bis in , commanding Noall Ruth Robins. Streeper evening, of Miss Ruth Hodson and hr a .jfdlSlHunter-oolseyof unusual interest at J of the entire ship. Each spection and Verl Smith have been appoint- Leo Stevens. The young couple the program West Layton meeting house man has his certain duty to per ed athletic managers and will re- were' married at Bountiful by evening. The program will Sunday form and space to clean. Even? ceive D pins along with the other Bishop Quayle Cannon. They ex- feature accordion solos, dramatic . The United States navy has thir- - citizen of the United States should, athletic awards. pect to make their home in Salt readings, selections by the Bounti- - ty.glx radio traffic stations and for-f- if opportunity permits, visit a nava' Lak where Mr. Stevens is emladies chorus and piano oos radio direction finder sta-an- ship and marvel at the cleanliness Awards Assembly ployed. trios. The public is Invited and tions in active service. , and smartness of the crew and ship, The second awards assembly was is suffering assured an evening of splendid free S. John Stevenson held Firday, May 10. During this with trouble. He was taken entertainment, assembly Dr. Keith Barnes present- to thegallVeterans Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cook returnV hospital in Salt ed his annual athletic award to Lake re- ed home Monday from a two weeks week this he will where I Louis Blood for being the most out- ceive treatment. trip to Chicago and vicinity. standing athlete as well as posMiss Joan Weaver, daughter of Mrs. Robert Simmons suffered a sessing remarkable qualities in Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Weaver, acciankle last sprained Friday scholarship, leadership, and charac- badly broke her nose Sunday after. Mr. Blood should be highly when she accidently fell down her dently ternoon. basement steps. commended on this achievement. CharliVllirsch, registered drugGolden F. Layton was appointed The official D pin was award- -' of Salt Lake City, has accepted to all fellows who won them at Monday to the position of public gist ed a position with Kowley Drug. the regional track meet and also health inspector for Davis county. Mr. Ilirsch started work Monday to the baseball players and the de- Mr. Layton will start his duties morning. baters. Several more octagons were this week. Graduation exercises and dance awarded. Mrs. Clarence Stoker will be for the graduates from the Iyton hostess to her bridge club at a public school was held Wednesday U. of U. Glee Club luncheon at her home in Clear- evening in the school gymnasium. The Glee club from the Univer- field this afternoon. Her guests The hall was beautifully decorated sity of Utah will present the as- will be Mrs. Stanford Cowley, Mrs. with the class colors, red, and sembly Wednesday morning. This Mathew Holt, Mrs. Zenas Bennett. white. The color scheme was carmusical organization is under the Mrs. Noall Z. Tanner, Mrs. Leland ried out also in the refreshments. direction of lrofessor Giles. The Bennett, Mrs. Stanley Ellison, Mrs. The with the seventy-two- grand march nd grnduBtrs --was the main feaBennett. The only way for you to determine, to your own satisfac-- . ture of the evening. Mrs. Horton Bourne and two chilMiss Madeline Glen, student at dren of Farmington visited with the U. S. A. C., was a last week-en- d tion, why Electric Water Heating is superior to any other relatives in Layton Sunday. guest of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I). Adams Briggs kind of water heating service in your home, is to try it. are back to Layton after being in Mr. and Mrs. Bert Harris of LoBoulder City, Nevada, for the past gan, are visiting in Layton this Come In any time. week. year. Misses Delma Nelson and Wilma Miss Anabell Harris, Miss FlorOur store opens nt 7 Clark of Clearfield were last week ence Briggs and Miss Alice White-side- s, HART A. M. and closes 8 11. M. We offer you an opportunity to do this very thing . . . end guests of Miss Dorothy Harris. who are attending school at Look our Fred Jones has completed the the U. S. A. C., spent last week-en- d Saturdays. ENTIRELY AT OUR RISK . . . with no strings whatever. SCHAFFNER food bargains over. planting of his large patch of in Layton visiting their parents. Cover the whole store. We will install this modern service, you use it for 60 days. & MARK Each NOTES I I -- 5) Soll S.N. Uai'GrnZ'A vice-preside- SSlJ yr 1 , I Biste- Kail ill-fat- ed I I 12-in- P&urTb ch Speeder Pays Fine In Farmington Court r I I Ogden Admit Farmington ?bj 1 vice-preside- when you ten-da- fe? ELECTRIC HATER t r. HEATIUG ul Uy-thr- ee at - 1 Waynard-Ilennettr-a- -- Miss-Merle Saturdays Sale ssssssssssssssssvvwvvvv shelf has its price each display its price card, each package its label, telling tap, If you are not convinced that it brings comfort and venience beyond comparison, that it is a tremendous value at a very low cost, out it comes, we refund whatever pay L the brand. Youll recognize every one a good buy. We will be ready and looking for you Saturday, with bargains and courtesy reigning supreme. Pineapple, ments you have made on the equipment, and you have vested nothing. crushed, ran, 8c Snowdrift. z. THE BEST VALUES IN THE STATE . can, file h. FORD completely reconditioned 1929 CHEVROLET Coach, a real buy..O 1929 .FORD 1929 Pineapple, large can, 17c 2 for 33c 1930 GRAHAM or Roadster $125 Tudor $150 General air and tires.... $400 CHEVROLET fjf Pierces Pork and Beans, large can. 10c J-tJ- O .. 1929 FORD Asparagus, local, tender, 3c lb. Salad Whip, quarts, 29c Quick Quaker Oats. 9c Campbells Soups, any flavor. Wc J Corn .Flakes, large pkg 10e J. B Coffee. 1 Bread, white or Wholewheat, 3 loaves. 19c S I1 0, R SKAGGS1 A J Sedan 1927 CADILLAC Sedan 1927 CHEVROLET $240 $120 rnel j QOQf) .OIDU lVs-to- - condition,-- low mileage 1927 OLDSMOBILE Sedan $ J-J 2f ' - ..$75 Truck, recohdi- tioned motor 1928 NASH Special N Phone 46 set a fast Spring pace TRY ELECTRIC WATER HEATING AT OUR RISK! You can have an Electric Water s . Heater in your home for $5-0- 0 t down and monthly payments as .$75 FORD Dealer You can't lose on such a proposition. rfli $175 $140 $475 $215 $60 $160 $150 $175 in- - , ....$75 Bountiful Inc. Motor, Authorized STORES Surety of Puriy" Layton Sedan $240 Sliced foopX -- 1927 HUDSON nfi 0c lb.. ....... Sedan WHIPPET 1929 Coach 1932 FORD DeLuxe 1929 FORD Coupe, Delivery ... wheels 1933 FORD Deluxe 1033 lVi Ton Tudor Sedan Truck, stake body, dual wheels 1929 BUICK Four and low . Q Door Sedan ......... S -- mileage 1926 OAKLAND 1932 CHEVROLET 1 n chassis&cabvw Coupe 1929- OAKLAND l?ro POUDCaupe- -. . O s" with radio sedan; good rubber 1929 CHEVROLET Coach ll 1929 CHEVROLET Coupe, good 1929 FORD l a Ton Stake Bodv Matchelcjbii M. Worsted Twist Suits extra large. Grapefruit, con- $3(0) $ 5 T their clothes a lot ef hard usage men-whe-gi- ve - prefer the worsted twist, they know it ' defies the worst effects of the office chair or the car; how little care TtTrequires ; how it keeps its brilliancy of pattern and color. for greatest service for your clothes money worsted twist. to make specify an look for the trumpeter label. sure it is we issue and redeem S.&II. green stamps as $2.50.. Phone us or drop in. We are ready to install it . . . low ' AT OUR RISK: Electricity Is The Biggest all-wo- ol all-wo- ol , 3 Bountiful, Utah J.rAV.AW.VVAVAVV.V.W.V.W.V.V.V.VAW.V.VAvf, i Bargain In The Home |