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Show toeklv ; LAYTON' Farmington He Capped m s. Flowing Wells To Mra. 'Charlie .. Hirsch fetumeJ Our friends and customer an home the first of the week front a invited to call at th Furni-tur- e Uni,. two weeks visit with her parents, Co. in Bountiful and yet tste Croft at Mr. and Mrs. George I93J calendars. Twill Falls, idaho. .he tentative bucket for Mr, and Mrs. Robfert Wall have 'ng.on (ity was outlined a: their "moved1-tOgdet to make their jvpiw.r Meeting UVdaesdav ,.n home!' regular hud Mi, s Clara Flint- of Ofrfea Yfclt - held' ed Sunday with- her. parents, Mr. Two ear t.f I " . and Mrs.. Osear' Flint. sh.md out of hor, this week. .. Mr. .and Mrs. Cliff Edwards are ... C riddle now home is the proud parents of a daughter hnrg lathed ruidv ' born at an Ogdon hospital last The ground is severed pltMennc. with .r . v. Thursday! "Inch m doubt, is the beginri:. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford WiggiH's of winter. little baby-- ten months old, is be The election of the Davis couning treated at the Dee hospital in ty board of Daughters cf Utah . . Pgcten. oneers will. take plaee at th. Is M. II. .Ellison down from in rrminRton, I ri101?' iflv' . . . Canada 11th at 2 p. m. All Mrs. George Freestone U confin- Daughters of pi ed to Ker home in Clearfield with to be present. a very severe ease cf bronchial Marriage licenses fteumonia. .At last accounts, she Franklin Pexlon .lores. 2S Salt was doing as well as possible, - Ci,,, Mary More states than ever before Jn ' JtKait, City. ThttiJor, history of Brigham Frady, -- s, Sak L.4j.e the. itv. are .Young university represented Favarino, Salt Fake. I uke ! .'in the 1936-3- 7 student body, in- gano, 21. Salt Lake; La Veral forms Registrar John E. Hayes, nvnftr i o a- - T. . li. 1 1 1 ry high above decreases in the taxes upon our general property, These Indirect taucs represent a real danger because they do pot to arouse our tax consciousness. Ye dont ics them, W refuse to take time to count the pennies, nicl'.i 1, dimes and dollars that v. are dai'y and eternally throwing into the tax hopper. But vhen we get mir annua! tax notie,' on our 'M petty, then v.'e beemre real,- .ieii'.il and ,uitpokin. Tbs': i the only tax that seems able to bring us up to the boiling point, was ent to prison fat policeman vh arrived tlrur.kenr.ess. ' From the pmoeUfim,-,- SEt.mn. s it ' .Nov. 15 to April -- - XBva-tuum- lie in ivid Mrs. t j J.) Me'i.v f "us p ratted an jn,ri 1 O'Ut ,s Angel. r- iVNst l.T f; : fr 60-ye- ar v A . , Tv ;h hil' P'oMem is .c, ttn-- it1 viuit.ih-- ., Out , f ,h being restrieted ti culinary tbir Ix'ul Icvie., an,! ufhl toiKWuU'iir.g purposes, Wa-ie- r 1,1 Chii'l d.SIlicts, li for win, it- irrigation is not tbi-i'i . ih tin- remaining ns us,- nml so los citn-rt.iwns nuule number, deereed hy tfi. Supreme Court. In el a '(,. ., instanees where by rensen nn.i, ine "rases l n tie I'thif m arterian wells l.eing in running were niHd" m 1! count w 51 school imh! where the well would he indistricts atu! in U cities mul jure, I bj shutting off the water, ti'wns. application should he made to the In ii iir t. t r 51 newly Stale Uiigmeer for exemption, made cities ami whereupon cMummition will le levies in time their fer the firrt made by bint to determine the history. i acts upon which to base a deThe net relief, theref-tete the cision. owners of tangible property, came lhv dosed season cf underfrom the i eduction of o.fi ground water has been proclaimed largely mills the Matt levy, in in the interest of conserving the This, according to the "Taxpayunderground water aupply and to er" corrects the prevalent opinion provide the maximum quantity for that the lower tax burden on tannext years use. As a result cf this year, was due last years dosing order, the water gible property to the decreases in local largely in most of the underground busins levies. of UtUah has raised ten feet, thus Editorially the Taxpayer com materially increasing the available tnenls on this situation and warns supply for next years use. the taxpayers against undue opStrict obedience to this closing timism. order will further increase the Reference is made t the skysupply. Disregard of the closing rocketing of indirect taxes from order is a misdemeanor under the $4,251,812.00 in 1933, to $9.B14,QU law. Moreover, in additibn to the in 1936, a jump of 15,000,000,00. usual penalties, a disregard of the So that while there is a decrease order may result in the under- in tangible property taxes, there ground water being forbidden the has been a radical increase in the use of the water from his well. indirect taxes, with the probable -T1 net result that the taxpayers will A New York woman divorced her be paying even more than ever for husband because he took a gout the upkeep of state and Deal govautomobile, riding and wouldnt ernments. take her. Taxpayers are therefore urged Mrs, F. V. Gerton of St. Paul to keep their eye on the indirect had her cook arrested for bombard as well as on the direct taxes. ing her with pancakes. It is the direct taxes said the publication, that thus far has hewn able to .arouse a tax consciousness, while comparative inr difference ha8 been rtiown toward the other taxes which are now becoming. more burdensome and more onerous than ' the general ii.-- t - r uv-enbe- -- 1 - hem-fina- . ' .. . 1 lit--- , lew, Idaho. students. There are eleven stu ; 21 Clinton; Del-Ik?2asl0B dents from Davis county now at E Clinton. Uke DeVries, B. Y. U, The students from Day-to- n Marriott; Madge Watts, 28 are: Jay Hennefer and Lucille Osden. Fr.ncis William Graham Layton; also Ruth Anderson, Reed Ld Walsh, Ethelyn White, of Farm- City. ington; Cleo Ballard, Ezra T. VYJule. doing yoUr Christmas .Clark and Virginia Hanson of shopping can at the Union FurniBountiful;Albert Clarkson of ture Company m Bountiful and Woods Crpsa and. Iw Iyton and get one of 0Ur 1037 calendars. Erwyn Sheffield. of Kaysville. Iho city has installed a four Mrs. Robert Burton' fo being n &Cond rUl treated at the hospital in Ogden. 8treetkllfiae through the John Gibson, who is at the hos- block to allow connection for the pital in 'Ogden, is very sick.. city water for Myrtle S. Cridlea Kollo Stott of Layton, and Joyce new home. Myers cf Riverton procured a mar ' riage 'license in Salt take, Tues-ten Thatcher of Evanston, 111., . wa3 landed in jail after 8ho " Mr. 'and Mrs. Lynn Wakefield whipped five member of her of Provo, are rejoicing over the family. arrival- of a son born. last week at Ogden.' Mrs.. Wakefield will be rJ?VI,arriet Bath, polished oak coffin remembered as Miss Helen White- - lined with pink ailk made for . sides of her Layton. pet dog, ' Mr. end Mrs. Elden til Simmons announce, .the birth of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knowlton and family moved to, Spokane, .Washington .last week, to make their home for several. months. Mr. Knowlton .is doing ..contract work in that vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Bennett had .'their. Thanksgiving' dinner , guests Mr. and 'Miss Fern Simmons, Dean nd tGrande Simmons, Mr. and . Mrs. J J. Eennett- and Miss La aun Bennett. . . Mrs. Arthur Green and. two chil dren, Pattie and Kelly' lcf iast . Jveek for 'a months yisit with her Mrs. Lucy Barlow, of Loa pother, .Angeles, California. . .. Mrs, Gold'en F. Layton, was a d? luiJcheon guest of Mrs. . 7 f. snn . - . 4r. ra . - J5o-vd- 11 " OF COURSE YOULL NEED A - NEW, LUSTROUS Mrs.-Robe- rt Sim-roa- .' property tax, from which tempor- Taxpayers are also urged to. consult the legislators thut come from their respective districts, before the session begins, for a mature, careful discussion of legislation that is intended to promota our general economic welfara. FOR ALL THE . HOLIDAY; FESTIVITIES . UktMrXP.he-Sal- TELEPHONE t ,an' Mrs. Lawrence Lako over the rrlvAl horn Thursday. ' . foIIowin students' 'spent the. Thanksgiving, holidays ' bt- their homes: Joe Tanner and Elizabeth Ellison ff the u. of u Major, dane.DibbJe, - 228-- J . GAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS d;u01ci5 ; . !' V . xm. - tNr idrs ml? j ge? Virginia CaI1, Dorothir- - Adaw-s- , Mill, Ra- - Marjorie ' . Weaver, rts, Dawson Elin Rill Corbridge. - I .. p;i , . for ' Rtld Mrs Akft Wodrow Roberts the parents of e Ban born Sun ay 'flt n Ogden hospital. . . DAD'S BOW OFTEN CAN YOU EASY ai-- p ' . ' 14 - . COM . KISS AND MAKE UP? senti-ment- husbands can understand aw ould turn from a. niJf jprohanion 'iuto a shrew r one whale week in every month. ' Im sorry and KiinH0 .,nillie up easier before 60 lhan afttr- Be wise. If you hold J0 husband, you o t bo a wife. ' ECE 'ti: is-- jhI. ' three-quart- . - er ta. ?!!HlreegeJeraUonflonewomananother how to smil- go tSLtrvUgh' wlth ByHia E. . - Pink- - . Compound. It K,VfBetable th!iN lre tone up Gio system. - " " t!le seomforts from omnUCt ona disorders which in 1118 three nrlh ei,dure nUfB: Turning from, orS ' orjianlioocl. tnotberhood. .f"?.for nroaching middle age." takVvn.f 2. Pre- 3.,Ai-. . ct three-quart- s j5 pinkham-Go"8miHILk.COMPouwlJairt . . this easy way full of ftm; 'W and you are h BOT id ,o Bo UN ?n I 1? nd partioa. HIoIm, and alwara ted In you. inter, SirU. Men go to L',lulToriT' nri A NI 8 " fil,U COM- - ltr yr!'7i.fOU W'p nd cnertty. For F" 'king thU iln,J and women bare been e TK is them to hem,fl?Jn,,lcne eoerfty, Notice th? j.hfm ndtreoh. women about lliem"tio,rfui them what niakr, peppy lLtber bonett, many of Jjeni wiu VDIA E. PINK- 'MS 'wild i4 Evrf'i?LS COMPOUND. You FT A H BINKHAMS VEG- -- r 01,14 wlth p'oeketa, . Then again, miltions . ni the functiouai lisr(i(r which women ru'.wt endure in the tliree . . . ordeals of Ufa; j. Turning .frbnj. glrlliood to womanhood. 3. Pro- raring for motherhood. 3. An. . ,. ''middle age." . Don't Iw a wlM,' take LVIMA K. riNKM-AM'VEGETAIILE COMPOUND and. iproiuiHIng . , ttiree-qimct- Go . Smiling TUrougii." South Davis . . Basketball Schedule'. ; First Half .; ' . December 9 Bountiful No. 2 tlful 7 p. m. v, South jjoov . West Bountiful vs. Farmington . No. I 8 ji. in. Centerville No. I vs. Contest i lit No. 2 9 p. in. . North Farmington vs. Bountiful ' No. 1 10 p. m. - ' Dtweinber 16 Bountiful No, i 'vs, Farmington No. 1 7 p. m. Centerville No. 1 vs. South Boun . tiful 6 p. m. Went Bountiful vsl North Fhn--' ington p. m. Bountiful No, S CoBtervilln.. No. 2 10 p. m. nMAtnhxie .04 , West Bountiful vs. Bountiful Nat-7 p. mi Centerville Nv. I vs. Bountiful No. 2 8 p. 'm. Ceotorvilie Nov f v. South Boms ' tiful 0 p. m. Farmington .No. I .vsx Nortli Fartnington 10 p. in; Jamo Daley,' New York apart- - ' inojit house uuporintentient, operates a llly service for ' apartment dwellers, .charging $5 month for one walk a day, ' . dog-watki- ng a T C WRIST WATCHES . A LI. ' KINDS LOWEST PRICES LONG GUARANTEES 1 . AT '. Parks, The Jeweler - . 25 . EST. SOUTH TEMPLE" W . " ' SALT. LAKE CITY L 3 FOIL SALE Two medium siza 140 lbs. mkt. prica pork! will Jisho G,. Evans, . Woods Cross, R. di-efi-s R. D." Tedco Cdohmaster O. f. b r,r u; v - 1 ? . i . ' - - districts. ty At ' first b.Iush it would appear and- - 'school LARGE COZY OTTOMAN FO-R- 92495 MON FURNITURE COMPANY . . Telephone 15 FOi? NEWEST IN chisel ft.; cost, $150.00; sell for $75. II. L. Gleason, Kaysville. ' portable ovens 'i are: cul-tivat- 41-4- 2 Your choice of two houses, one of three or the other of. five rooms; partly furnished. Charles Barlow, .Bountiful. Phone 183-or 42. 41- FOU SERVICE Young Chester-whitboar, stock' trade to transfer-David.Moss, Woods Cross. 4 1 "AM C U TUN G down my rabbit herd on 'account of poor health and 'so :I have one section 'Of mod-jLrW ' S. 41-4- n,- Black witK-'- ' chroma d?or " .'.'NOTHING EVER MADE TO EQUAL CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL-EFFiciEN- T.' . ' ONLY .TEDCO COOKMASTER HAS ' THESE FEATURES . IT- , ; . Accurate heat Indicator .200 . Utah. . . . , to' 600 degTe.es) '.wiping off. 15 14 Vz pounds height 12Vi inches. ' inches, . You can leave the door open and have room heater. a splendid Operates on AC or DC current No special wiring needed, Just plug in any where on 110 or 130 volts. Uses less power than the average flatiron Unconditionally guaranteed. WILRIER BARLOW JESS II. BARLOW & SONS CLEARFIELD, TELEPHONE 85J1 - ( 41. . .Genuine CHROMALOX :rlng .unit not allected by spillovers smooth tpp surface easily cleaned by simply Cookmaster only weighs .width 12 Vi Inches, "length 41- WANTED To grind grain at your farm. Satisfaction guaranteed Luther Stout, gen. del, Layton- - , ' lt - Bakes RbQstsi Fries and Boils Foods . well-bui- ! -i . . . hutches for sals chpap. I will guarantee you a good dependable market for your meat rabbits. See me at Two blocks east of Bountiful Motor. Le Los Lewis. ' 13.85 . .to be an unusual accompplishment, a turning away from high taxes relief from' the burdens .under which we have been groaning. And that is the impression which we as taxpayers will naturally get from this picture unless and until we study the whole tax situation to find out if these decreases have lowered the total tax bill. So without desiring to dampen any ones exuberance or enthusiasm, we are asking that our fellow taxpayers reserve their judgment until they have more-fac- ts in their possession. The questions er FOIL RENT $ fV SALE-K.illef- 6 . Llack and brown finish . You are invited to read .carefully the tabulations in this issue of th.e Utah- Taxpayer, and to study the trend of levies in. state, city, coun- Bridge Lamp ... : e '. LETS GET. THE-- . WHOLE . PICTURE - '"v-v- ' 42 hOlt. SALE Dresser .(larga mirror) '$10.00; rounjl dining table $6.1)0; Bmall jnirror, .75c; fruit ladder, $1.()0; blinds, 15c each. Fudisia Stringham, China Shop, ' 42- Bountiful, Utah. r . Bountiful, Utah Xiijt-tahl- dollar, h . . Light-Be- tter ALL of1 into .the stale , last-to fithree the during' years ' nance public activities and ' imhave provements that .heretofore ' been the obligation 'of the state and eiir local units, 'We have 'alhave ways paid for them known exactly what they' cost. For a time we were disposed to believe that these magnanimqus gifts coming from Bonm' unidentified outside Ko.urcex, and that We should never be required to pity for all of this.' lavish demonstration of gcherosity intended for our more abundant life. But now after sober reflection, we have come to thq con elusion that there, is . no magic source- of tax revenu; thut taxpayers are the only ones that contribute to- the public .treasury, and that we ace that class. And we are also' beginning to understand . that 'we are going to pay budk every cent in some form or fashion; Bor'that the myth of .free tax money (has been 'pretty' ' haVe been poured - tant public Service ' Pkle. Si;N2mS: . ings. . , In this manner you much tor the quaity of the ser vice which your senators hnd.rep7 reseptatives will" be .able tq giv'e in the interest of- Bound, . whole-gom- e legislation the crying need . of- the Hour', Will You Perform This 'Impor- Genuine Sight- can become peppy lltak?571,n1 IJ provides lighl ot this scientific lamp. a godsend lor or sewing .lirfhi for. reading and preserving young, no are longer thit '.eyes of y the eyes Better .'Sight limq L, h, science Jowar? contnij'uUon.oi another la great human welfare. 'Better GIRLS ases sion of 'legislative, proceedings; nit down, with them and diH'casfl' with 'thorn calmly and deliberately-- ' the problems-- which how hold public interest; giv'6 them the benfit of your views, your suggestions, your reco.mmendatiphs, and your fmd - MEN LOVE peppy Dad. when he .The whdls family will oavy the clear, .glareless in read, .his evoning paper 1.E.S .APPROVE Through." inn-o- . . ! . VALUE.' wife, !GFtVi,,A,. Uchtiette : "! SPECIAL . . . - 1- caring ' . - - . .. - tatives now, before they are exposed and subjected to the confu- rsiCoinplete wlih 0 Inch opal glau better . It' Cohoimd. jiara'n lieips Nature tdne up the sy.stem thus lessening tlie tiiSconiforti-fro- rin-('t'ri- ly minoritios will be on haml. Every' where they will be in evidence, making .demand' upon your'Rqna-tor- s and. reprrpentntivesVthat may not be, in keeping. with what you consider right, just and fair., ' . .. What, then, is ygur responsibility as taxpayer and citizen? It' to meet With your ropresert CHAIR Us :ApnoyM . .' , . tlirac'i-Indire- ' '' . we-'ad- -- . i c . ? At! the coming negsion of the State Legislature, the senators and from yo'ur dis- -' reppr'esentatives ' trjet will be confronted with a mass' of legislative proposals on '. every conceivable subject, To the best 'of their ability, they fl will endeavor to reflect thti ' of their constituents, 'and .! . to ppromote tha general Interest well exploded. If these millions of th( state. ta the ' But what 3 going to guide, their increases in out indirect taxcR, 'we ' discover that mountain judgment? determined As always, noisy, The Perfect rJ Wig- bUck aches. your nerves scream don't ta!; it out on your husband I'm threeyenervtiondone woman' , has told anotixer how to go --.'smii. Ing thrmigl," vyittvLvdia about the v-- e ' .. b o luathr bow your hovv e eo,iii f government. W hen reduc- -' lion in only om dnsr of tux is offered to us, we insist ti finding out what the vtuii tax bunion is how much money is vs? As you know, as citizen, con- being taken out rf all m pockets wo grow too optimixtie, sumer, householder, you arc being Wo surely must reali;.,(. that taxed every time you make u purhave been raving the spigot, i hasc of gastgiine, cigarettes, oleo hut have been wasting ;, n the make margerine; ovcvytinu you ' retail purchaso of any commodi- hunghole, It we, a taxpayer;, in ear ties; you art paying a tax for your capacity, really and fish and game license and for your wish to exercise conlrol automobile; you arc taxed for your over the automobile inspection; you are exacted amount of money timt is from us for the upkeep of Mihject to a personal income tax; our ; if wo government and if you own a business and have really want to place a limit upon themoney any profits, you pay a corporation that is being taken out iff our earn tax. All users of liquor pay a tax; ings ami savings for that purpose every time your gas or electricity e we must demand that when a meter makes a turn you puy a I eduction is given to us in one tax; mid at your death your estate kind of lax, it is not offset by is subject to tax, in Nome other kind of lax; These arc some of the 'rapidly and that what we demand is a dewhich arc taxes indirect growing crease in the entire tax burden. sometimes called the invisible tax- Me can !o that whenever we es, but they-arjust as real and make tip our minds to act together just as burdensome As the ' direct No while the levy picture in this ' ' . taxes, issue of Utah Taxpapygp fa t it is these indirect taxes that that justifies notisfaction wj must have grown in Utah from $4,251,-812.0- 0 lemember thut in the aggregato, in 1933, to 49.8.14,011.00 in we have been upending more and 1936, a jump of $5,000,000.00 And paying more than ever before. taxpayers' are paying'. Avery rent What bus actually happened lias of that taxi been merely change in the form So while our property .tax has f our taxes, rather than n re temporarily gone' down, our indi- duction in our total tax bill. rect taxes have nteudily. climbed to theif jpreae.nt vigh level. And while less tax i.i being. taken out of one pocket, 'mere' tniccs. have been extracted from several other they-fowe- W ( 4he time. - VIRGINIAS BEAUTY SHOP! : throe-quart- er a wlo who Is all love nod indium three weeks In a. tnontlx and a hcU the rest ot wifo 1 . ary relief has been given. NATURAL Permanent Wave ns dearly ,.ur i t,-v- ', they are men, can MEN, because understand a 1 . ! . A. r .1 : 1 si !. r . .f the v . . !;. i ,i tt.i. w 17; ' c! n r tul , . i: i' WIFE? THREE-QUARTE- R sm 1 - ARE YOU ONLY A . QYOUR greetingjf CARDSW FOR SALE My home farm of 7 acres. Will Bubdibive ia acre and acre lots. Easy tens. James H. Hampton, Bountiful, Bountiful. FOR SALE One work horsT cheap, and one two-wa- y plow, II. Ray Willey, Bountiful. tJ- FOR RENTNicely fnrr;v-Y apartments, folly gas eqsi-i- i, Mrs. Richard Stringham. 1 Bountiful 84. FOR SALE Good Killer $10. John Springer, for lsald Bountiful very w Phone JlSJlSP a ctu ! ti tit' l rt; - Ccn- j |