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Show j ,(( - yt THE WEEKLY REFLEX !. Mr. and Mrs. George Sutton spent ' Tuesday in Logan. Carrying on with the same good service. Registered Pharmacist, Birkin Pharmacy. Kaysville 33. "Twenty Years Page Five Music Festhal To Be Given At Items takeri from the Tabernacle Sun. bowd of Adv. of the counMrs. John G. M. Barnes leaves The Weekly Reflex for ties n.thtPeir home in Keys- - this (Thursday) evening for Wash- 1914. The North Pavi The Kaysville tabernacle will be will present a m ch1 D. where she will spend-C., ington, Sunday, May U4. The the Jtv.yVille tsb their regular meet-fSS- e- few weeks as guests of Mr. and dedicated session Burmorning devoted Sunday evening the to Mrs. Maurice R. Barnes. ourning to Sunday school wiljbe and the entire' irixty voices w.ii compose the The Bay View club will meet at 'ton unt will he which will be' directed' by end Mrs'. E. M. Begley the home of Mrs. A. M. Barnes children. on - that reserved for the choius Attorney The P.-- J. Rentmeister w th Mrs. J.,K. occasion. of Saf fke Wednesday afternoon, May 1C. dedTTaUon exercises will he held Stevenson as Stake Albert Moore returned "home in"the afternoon were dinner guest with President Superintendent LeKov G. Webster afternoon. Pty! Sunday Sunday from Myton, where he has Jost ph F. Smith scheduled to Ir speak wul be in charge e: the meeting. tnd' Mrs. William Knighton been employed for the past two at both The complete prvgi.no to be givThere will be meetings, were Point West weeks.' a program in the evening. en is as follows: andcMdren of Mr. end Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Vance Tingy. of Loguests of Shall the Youth i f Zion Falter, Kajsville is to have,jtwo more gan announce the arrival of a son rooms "The for business housesinvocation; congregation; as just at their home last week. Mrs. Tin- soon as Roberta end M can erect them. Heaven's Resound, mixed chorus; and children visited gy was formerly Miss Inez Barnes, John W. mechanics Calm as the Night,1 ladies chorus; Gailey, who has purchased JStifS in Henefer Saturday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren the Relief society building. the Winy- - of a Hove, Oh, will., adies for D. Barnes, of Kaysville. end Clark Hou t an 1 Leave Edward in fill chorus; Mrs. the between Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mann are erty and space Sheffield his prop- Thee," male.choru Mr. How Beauti , ""C.- -. thp Mary, of Grantsville, chil-property ill at their home, suffering from with an one story brick ful Art Thou, male diorus; "Sing, William Bethel and mixed chorus; and Mrs. Robejl H; Pa- -. diphtheria. budding and will put a modem Smile, Slumber, Treat "Hush mother Thee founMr. our end Mrs, My at your in old front and Baby," mixed the corresto children building ffand Read our advertisement. pond with the other. The new chorus; dedication, male quartette, w'ideman end children, ell of tain. Her Adv. building will lie much Bright than Syracusemu, wanl; Sunday guests Kaysville Drug. Lt Lake City, were , choru-- , "I he Mrs. Nell Amott of Washington, the old one to which it longer eonbe Patillo. Crystal 1sn5 yill Esther mixed 'chorus; "tin WMrs. Glen Worthington entertain-JZ- t D. C., is spending the summer with nected. Heber J. Sheffield will join Hunters, i Mr. Gailey in the Construction of a Wings of Lovf, ladu- i horus; . Bridge luncheon at her home her sister, Mrs. Robert Birkih. the Lower Lights Keith Burning, Birkin of were was wall and will The erect a Kaysville guests modern, party afternoon. sviHav y brick building where his male chorus; "HaLl'ujnh Chorus, Keith Barnes, Mrs. Wells elected treasurer of the student chorus; ben In turn. of old Weber frame warehouse now stands. mixed college at the elecCollett, Mrs. H. J. Barnes, Miss body The public is coi.u.ilh muted to tion held the the This at addition buildMiriam Sheffield college Barnes, Miss Wednesday. Uj fine Swan, JS. Vernon Mansell end Mrs. He will serve during the school ing will give that enterprising firm attend. " year the, largest store room in the coun- ; a rthur Layton. The following were entertained Tyand will make room for their Old Rivals to Meet end Keith, Webb son, Vera Mr. by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd S. Whiting increasing business. Sait Lake were last week-en- d On Local Rail Born to Mr and Mrs. George ,pieSs of Mr. end Mrs. William at their camp in Cottonwood canof Kaysville on Friday, April yon last Sunday: Mrs. W. P. E Afternoon Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Epper- 24, a son. SlffinHanna Cooley of Grants-vjll- e Frank L. Layton has done a fine was a Sunday guest of her sis- son, Bill and Betty Epperson, AlThe Kaysville ami ton baseMr. and Mrs. C. V. job of bert Perkins. Epperson, Claude his residence on ball clubs will meet lay Mrs. repairing a ter, in regular Albert E. Curtis of Salt Lake K. Saxton, Mrs. John W. Gailey, Locust street. The. building has scheduled game on the Kaysville Mrs. VirMrs. Evelyn Crockett and Miss been plastered and painted and diamond next Satuidav afternoon City visited with his daughter, ginia Major. s in otherwise Glen Robins, Sunday. repair. at 3:30. Mrs. Lulu Gill of Los Angeles, Mr. Laytonput was born in the house, Mr and Mrs. Bert Martin-enThis game was originally schedwere who has been the guest of Mrs. J. which was his fathers home. uled for Layton but due to the fact too, bon, of Salt Lake City, Sunday guests of Mr. end Mrs. W. Gailey this week; will leave for R, A. Hart, expert drainage en- that the Layton diamond is not her home Friday, Arthur Swanger end family. gineer in the employment of the yet ready for use the game was Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Porter U. S. government, spent Wednes- transferred to Kaysville. These two team" are old rivals and Mrs. Mary Kilburn, ell of Por- day In Kaysville with John R. and each is always anxious to take terrille, visited with Mr, end Mrs. Barnes, looking over their property , A. M. Barnes Saturday. ' in the vicinity of Syracuse with a a game from the other and whenever the two meet much interest Mrs. Emily C. Cannon end son, view of drainage. is shown among the fans atid John G., who have spent the winter Mr. and Mrs. Items taken from the files of The George Evans and players. in St George, arrived at their home Reflex for May 8, 1924: , family of Salt Lake City spent SunOther games scheduled in the in Salt Lake City Sunday. They Weekly The of the Davis and day visiting at the home of Mr. and league for Saturday are Farming, reservoir spent Tuesday in Kaysville visiting Weber Counties Canal ton at Centerville and Clearfield company, lo- Mrs. fiforge Swan in Kaysville. relatives. Lester Gleason made a motorcy- at Bountiful. I cated now in contains East canyon, MaMrs. Dolly Brown and Mrs. 115 feet of water, and is about 70 cle trip to Garfield and Tooele SunB of division the The league both of tilda McFerson, Clearfield, land got a number of good pic- was last week with the visited with their sister, Mrs. John per cent filled. It is probable, that day, the mills and smelters and same organized tures snow officers as those of the A notwithstanding the shortage, Black ofRock. G. M. Barnes, Friday. division. Four teams have signiMr. and Mrs. Willard Beesley it will be completely filled before Mrs. David E. Layton and her fied their intention of playing in have moved in the west pert of the water for irrigation will be needed from the reservoir. Water from the mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Watt, are this division they are Syracsue, Presbyterian cottage recently purcClearfield, Layton and North Farmriver was turned into the canals visiting relatives in Manti. hased by Alpheus Harvey. E. P. Ellison and family returned ington. A schedule has been drawn some two weeks ago. Mr. end Mrs. Alan Bybee of to state Layton from California on Tues- up and the league will open SatKaysville delegates to the Utah, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. Ellison met the family at urday with Clearfield going to W. convention P. are Republican day. Brown and two children end Mr. and San W. Francisco, having been at the Syracuse and Layton going to Thornley and Mrs. Rulon Fisher, ell of Salt Epperson, John North Farmington. Nevada L. Frank and ranch. the alternates Layton Lake City, were Sunday guests of K. Mrs. Knowlton V. S. B. Sarah are returned Rushforth, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green. Announce Mr. end Mrs. Lester E. Bybee of Saxton, and Thos. E. Williams. after spending two months in Los While there she visited con- Angeles. Ogden were dinner guests of Mr. Delegates to the Republican 4 11 gressional convention are Mrs. J. with Miss Edith Walsh who is laand Mrs. William Green Sunday. in on mission. A. C. a and W. that city boring Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Barton and Epperson, Thornley, Approximately 5,700 , 4 II club family of Ogden were guests of Mr. S. B. Rushforth, with the following members in 26 counties of Utah and Mrs. Christopher Burton, Jr., as alternates: Mrs. W. P. Epper- F. M. Coe Sounds will contribute, during 1934, toson, Mrs. Frank L. Layton and WarWednesday. ward the family income in their A wen attended cottage meeting ren D. Barnes. The Steed Creek Irrigation and was held at the home of Mrs. James food, home management, Moth clothing, Water company has been incorpoSmith Sunday evening. Codling livestock, crops, forestry, or pouMr. and Mra. A. J. Swanger vis- rated at Farmington with the folltry projects, according to D. P. state club leader, and his hot officers: John to ited friends in Ogden the presiWalsh, lowing Owing unusually Murray, Sunday. brood of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hales and dent; Thomas Steed, the first codling weather, assistant, Miss Myrtle Davidson. Better animals,, as an economic children spent last week-en- d moth, arch enemy of the apple and in and E. F. Richards, secretary-treasureis out for the future, will be placed unit Fork coming Spanish early . pear grower, and Provb, where E. G. King has resigned as a this season and in unusually large on many farms by 4 H boys and they were the guests of relatives. member of the Layton town board, numbers for the start of the brood, Kiri. but his successor has not yet been as indicated by hootch pot moth Every unit will be asked to adopt i . named. traps kept by Agricultural Inspector a civic problem or to become a parMr. and Mrs. David Weaver of Leroy Marsh at Ogden and the Utah ty in the administration of one al'Layton are rejoicing over the birth State Agricultural college at Lo- ready begun in the community. of a fine baby girl, Wednesday, gan. It appears likely that the heat Positive by being my It was never possible wave will bring the high peak of the own best health, April 30. exhibited through a six condition ' brood earlier than usual, a Hector Flint has purchased to make neat, uni of food, improved knowledge acres in West Kays- that will catch the apple grower and one-ha-lf and sanirelaxation, rest, form sandwiches clothing, interwaits the usual he ville from the estate of the late napping if tation habits will be discussed by from poorly or irregval before applying this George Scoffield, Sr. members and leaders at club meetcover spray. Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Adams of ularly sliced bread, ings. Catches of moths in traps at Ogbread sliced with a Layton entertained at dinner SunNature hikes directed by a forday, their guests being Captain and den were reported by Inspector ester, geologist, scout, or other caknife. That's why we Mrs. Rolan Crocker, of Fort Doug; Marsh as starting May 4 with 20 have installed the person will add to the. educaand Lieutenant and Mrs. Har- moths, 42 on May 5, 65 on May 6, pable las, and appreciative attitude of the tion latest model of bread old George and two children of New and 57 on May 7. Avowing 10 days . slicers in our bakery. for the eggs laid to hatch, this young people, York. of the club Record Mr. and Mrs. Hubert C. Burton means that apple and pear orchards Each loaf contains his sucown memebrs business, secin schoiol or of of in the vicinity entertained the Ogden, principals 19 slices all even and and bad and cesses good failures, Davis county at a dinner given at tions with similar season, should will be an uniform and it sells outstanding practices, Fricover have the first the Burton home in Kaysville spray completat only 5c and 8c per ed by May 14 at the latest. In the feature of the season. day evening. Demonstrations and judging by loaf. Miss Reva Sheffield of Kaysville, absence of local accurate moth trap who left for the southern states records to the contrary, all orchards members will become a part of every meeting, thereby teaching mission of the L, D. S. church on should be sprayed by May 14. Saturday we will sell good practices, techni27 were moths 'standards, At labor to been caught has Logan; 16, assigned April 4 loaves (48 oz.) for and poise, and tree one sportsmanship, under que, in Atlanta, Georgia. apple Saturday only 15c. B. F. Yaunt, who has been work Sunday nights, indicating that the judgment. Four-leaders will enter the seaing in southern Utah for the past cover spray should be completed lat-in sons activities with a 16 personally the Cache at to returned May has by Kaysthree valley years, New Potatoes 3 lbs. .program for each est. ville for an indefinite stay. recThe Kaysville public school baseBecause of the indicated early meeting day, including music,cour) 13d common nature hikes, reation, central ball team, champions of the peak of the brood, it is recommenddetailed division of Davis county, defeated ed that three-fourtof a gallon of tesies, home reading, and will Cut Green Beans. folwork. group Every champi-oproject f summer mineral oil be added to the the South Bountiful team, No. 2 can in their low parliamentary practices the southern division, at usual three pounds of lead arsenate and be governed by a Wednesday afternoon used for this cover spray. The lead-o- il club meetingsand Farmington A circuPierces Pork and constitution The be 8. 20 to Kaysto been score of the has mixture proved by will be to the mailed news letter lar play-WKeans, No. 2 tall can ville boys will Point, much more efficient in control of as a reminder of northern division leaders, for the codling moth than lead alone, giv- club each month, Mr. Murray sa'd.' county championship on the high ing a heavier deposit, better spread, requirements, members will enroll for All club - The here more diamond school and Friday lasting protection, Corn Flakes, 13-o- z. aim tooil also has value in killing the eggs a period of years with anwith the affiliated ward becoming package which are present on the trees. The 1Q when An amazing event happened in oil also is of great value in con- adult program fill the club projno their needs. All ects Smith Tomatoes, No. longer the year 1794 when a French ca- trolling red spider, brown mite, club members to teach aim projects The scale. leafhopper, and San Jose valry unit won a naval battle. love and 9C their rural to appreciate in in covering the Dutch fleet became Thoroughness homes. sides is the Zuyder Zee. When the French small apples from all Salmon, pink. No. 2 Use high pressure more cavalry learned of this, they galloped across the ice, , surrounded than 300 pounds if possible, and use Davis County and seized the fleet. plenty of material. The first brood Mill Salad,' I Baseball must be wiped out if control of the quart will Jar broods third (which and second NOW GET PLANTS 22 this year) is to be obA DIVISION NOTICE Your flower plants likely appear efficient materials less as Branded Mild Cheese tained, are now ready. Dont delay getting must ia ihsuiate sprays to fQii these choice plants, "as the supply avoid be usedresidue ttfeam;ib:;i2d complications., Kaysville spray is limited. A Sjoblom, Farmington. Peach twig borer studies made Layton adv. Bot Roast Fancy by Inspector Marsh, indicate that Centerville N Bountiful .. peach orchards which have not yet inbieh sprayed nr which Farmington Remember Mother on Mothers festation should be sprayed for the Clearfield t. Steaks, lb. bearbest Day Be sure of the second brood by May 16, using Last Saturday Results: cause there is nothing too good 15d senate of lead, 3 pounds to 100 Kaysville 9, Bountiful 1; Layton for her. , Ground Beef, 3 lbs. Farmington 16; Centerville 7, 20, We are equipped to fill all pre5 (15 innings). indiClearfield A magnetic compass only scriptions with only new drugs Schedule; beNext Saturday cate! an approximate heading in our department and at the Clearfield Kayfville, and Layton, at, cause of the error of variation lowest prices Highly qualified at CenBountiful, Farmington at the to is due Variation deviation. registered pharmacist in mateterville. eons magnetic charge at all times. B DIVISION . rial in the earth; it varies throughOpen Saturday) (League world snd is always changKAYSVILLE DRUG out the schedule; to due Saturdays is Deviation A Surety of ing slightly. C. L. NEEDHAM,' Prop. Parity Layton st North Farmington, the individual ships magnetism and Clearfield . at Syracuse. heading. Were Here to Serve Yob the with ships the D' VllSw " LIGHT THE a -- IMn'D; -- accOn-pams- t. Ogdens Own Store IS 59 YEARS OLD -- 5l te - "l-e- one-stor- 1 1934-193- 5. .still believe in having birthdays!- The older we get .the more we brag about it. Just think, Wright's AVe - has trrown from a store into one of Utahs outstanding department stores, serving more than a hundred thousand people with what they want, when they want iff at' the price they want to pay. Drive to Ogden and sine! Here are a few of the Anniverj sary Bargains: ono-uoo- - t Rla-mir- SILK SALE! Thousands of yards of Stchli silks shades. Values to $2.25 at only, yd. Park es d T . $3, 95, $5. 95 TO ttL- hats ' MENS SUITS! A great sale of mens suits of fine worsted. Values to $22.50 &1 all-seas- . .. . VA GIRLS SHOES! A special purchase of white leather moccasins with crepe noleaf for growing girls. Sizes ,3 to 8 ... p $1.59 OF OTHER ITEMS! Shop in every, department. Eight days of celebratioli in which, .Wrights customers really get the presents in the form of genuine savings. Unrivaled values have been gathered for this great event. ' DONT MISS IT! HUNDREDS SALE STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 11th ' ) Join the Crowds at Wrights Program Warning Against First ) vice-preside- nt, r. Sandwiches book-keepi- iRAXCBS I and for a limited time we will pay H ed T. hs Sd by-la- w. est 5d ice-bou- nd , aL ? for CLEAN COTTON RAGS -- ian lid League 25d QJLSlS&ffiffiS non-homog- en . . j changes . All buttons and buckles must be removed . . . large rags are preferred and we cannot accept overalls, pld quilts, etc. . . ; Bring Your Clean Rags to Co. will-sho- B!f - . I well-plann- The $7.95 SUMMER HATS! Brand new straws and fabrics . priced at fraction of their regular prices -- Leaders Utah .nJ SILK HOSE! Sheer chiffon or service weight hosiery in summer shades. $1.00 quality, pair en Years Ago La-ina- y, 59c SUMMER DRESSES! Iq the newest silks and dressy cottons. seasons style successes at greatly reduced prices , first-clas- . pastel in . Saturday - m Kaysville |