TALK TO YUUR BANKERS' ARMS CONFERENCE
COMPLETES ITS WORK
Our Cigars Are Good
There’s a lot of difference in tastes. Seme
people prefer a mild, domestic, some like Porto
Rican, others will be satisfied with nothing
but Havana.
Some men say that a cigar just before bed
time makes them sleep! Some say it keeps
them awake.
Probably, neither is correct.
When you’re wakeful.
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
will give you a good night’s sleep without bad
after effects.
Tru The Dru^ Store First
WATSON’S PHARMACY
“SERVES YOU RIGHT”
Phone Red 64
Dalton, Oregon
TIME to DINE COMES every DAY
We make eating a daily pleasure for those who know our
exceptional method of supplying our tables with the best the
season affords. It is our business to feed the community and
our business depends upon how well we fulfill our obligation.
Try us once and you will come again—not to complain, but to
tell us that you appreciate our interest in you. We constant­
ly have the finest CANDIES and ICE CREAM on hand; also
Cigars and Tobacco.
R. L. Cinnamon
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Day ton Lumber Yard
/
Have just received another car of Lumber.
am keeping my yard fully stocked up with Lum­
ber, Shingles and all kinds of building material.
S. B. DEY
Phone 42x2
Day ton, Oregon
So many complaints have been re­
Changes in the revenue law are of
ceived from dealere relative to the
material benefit to the average family
For Sei«: Baled clover hay.
shortage uf money in egricultural sec­ Great Gathering Passes Into man. Under the revenue act of 1921
David Dallara, Day ton, Dragon
tions; the impossibility of securing
a married peraon, living with wife or
ft-Htp,
Rhone 1x9.
History Exactly 12 Weeks husband, whose net Income for 1921
funds for financing farm purchases;
was $5.000 or lose. io allowed a per*
that country banks have loaned to the
After Opening.
WANTED- All kinds of furs at high­
tonal exemption of $2,600. Under the est prices. Write Lao Elwert Route 3
limit, etc., that it ia high time that
the dealere join forcea with their
10 2tp.
Waahington, D. C.—The work of th» revenue act of 19IK th« exemption al* Sherwoo»! Or.
farmer customers and respectfully but Washington conference on limitation lowed a married person was $2,000, re­
forcefully inform the bankers that the of annament’and fur eastern problems gardless of the amount of nat incoma.
FOR SALK A few Pure Bred Roland
latter can secure additional funis is ended.
Bred fur early
The normal tax rate Is the same, 4 j China brood aowa.
Approving several far-reaching tr<>a 'percent on the first $4.000 of net in- spring farrowing, at pricea farinera
through the War Finance Corporation,
if they will but make proper appli­ ties and resolutions In rapid-fire order, coma above the exemptions, and K per can afford to pay.
Alto come choice
cation and are sble to show that they the conference completed Its work in cent on the remaining net income, Karly Cobbler Heed pot «luet al 1160
have advanced money for agricultural a four hour plenary session here Satur­ Given his personal exemption of $2,500, per hundred.
Herbert Willard Phone
day—exactly 12 weeka after its open
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11x4,
Daytun,
Oregon.
lOtf.
purposes.
plus 1100 for each dependent, a mar-
Ing.
The War Finance Corporation is not
The great International gathering ried man with throe children—the
FUR SALE—16 in. old fir wood. In*
s vague, distant government agency
passed definitely into history on Mon average American family—will pay quit«
J. R. Mayberry, phone 2x24,
tequiring months in which to function, day when the treaties growing out ot thia year on a net income of $4,000 a
Dayton,
Ura
10-21.
i'he St. Louis committee received an the conference were signed in the Con tax of $12. On the same income for
The D. E. & P. Co , are offering for
application on Thursday of last week tinental hall and President Harding 1921 he would have paid a tax of $66.
Bale aoine choice eating applea al
and by Monday the loan was authorized disbanded the parley with a farewell
Every citizen and reaidafit of the
moderate prices at their piece of buei- .
from Washinlgon. Equally efficient address.
United States must determine for him­
noM in Dayton.
60-lf.
With its work characterized by Mr
ar« other district committees already
self whether hie income for 1921 wee
Harding aa "the flrat deliberate and
Sewing machines, new or second
appointed in moat states.
sufficient to require that a return be
Every desler should arm himself with effective expression of great powers,
hand, for rent or sale. Lowest prices.
in the consciousness of peace, of war’s filed. Full metuctlone for making out
the following fsets:
K. P. Loop
436-6th street,
utter futility,“ the great conference a return are eontained on the forma, a
The
War
Finance Corporation,
McMinnville, Oregon.
44-tf.
went to Ita niche of hiatory to await copy of which will be sent to taxpayere
through government
action, makes
FOR SALE: Two fresh rows; or
the judgmenta and developmenta ot who filed a return last year. Failure
available one billion dollars for sgti- the future.
to receive a return, however, doea not will exchenge for young cattle, cheep
cultural purposes.
In the great assembly hall of the relieve a taxpayer of hie obligation to or guate. J. II. Rhoten, Phone 5x16.
To render these funds quickly avail
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Daughters of the American Revolu file a return on time, on or before
Payton, Oregon.
able, committe a are being appointed tion, where ail ita open sessions have
FOR SALE: Pure bred White I eg-
March 15, 1922. Forma may be ob­
<n agricultural sections. These com­ been held, the delegates of the nine
tained from coilectora of internal rev­ born Uockerele. 11.60 for single bird
mittees, fsmilisr with local condition», nations assembled marched In turn to
or $1.25 apiece for two or more birde.
enue and branch offices.
pass on the loans and make recom­ a apace at the great green baize table
J. B. Stilwell, Phone 10x4.
and afftzed their aignaturea to the
mendations to Washington.
Dayton. Oregon.
9t f
The plan provides that loana may be treatiea and agreementa which are all
FOR
SALE:
Three
Bronze
Turkey
parts of the structure built to lift
made tu any bank, banker or trust
from a war-worn world the burden of
Goblere. Inquire cf Mre. Robert Smith.
company
which may
made
ezceeslve naval armamenta; to pro­
Phone 6z 11 Dayton. Oregon.
9tf.
In its 1922 seed catolog, just off the
advancea f<-r agricultural purposes, a
mote the peace of the Pacific, to give
FOR SALE: Ona milk row coming
recent ruling stating that thia includes a new bill of rlghta to China, and to press, the Chae. II. Lilly Company has
fresh
about March 3rd. Price right.
produced
a
book
that
la
unique
and
loans made to farmara for the purcbaae remove from the far euat, particularly,
Phone llxl Hazen Willard
dlatinctive
in
this
class
of
publications.
of farm implements.
the clouds of war.
Dayion, Oregon.
11-tf.
(he purpose of this plan is to fill the
And as each delegation affized sig­ Externally it ia original in design, with
FOR SALE:- A 400 egg incubator
gap between the abort-time paper ac­ natures as plenipotentiaries pledging a simple blending of colore that io
cepted by the Federal Reserve Banks the honor of their respective nations peculiarly effective making it a strik­ nearly new for lose than j coat of a
new one. Abo a 52 inch brooder,
snd the long-time loans made by the to th« good faith of the settlements ing and attractive volume.
agreed upon, the great audience ex
t’hone 11x16 J. Arms,
Federal Farm Land Board.
In contents, it is not simply a catolog
pressed the hopes of the world In its ।
Dayton, Oregon.
11-lf.
Loans can be secured through the
but ia rather a compendium of ueeful
loud and prolonged applause.
War Finance Corporation for a period
information on agriculture and horti­
At the conclusion of the ceremony
of six months to one year with the
in the Pacific Northwest. The
of signing President Harding delivered culture
1
Postal Air Service,
privilege of two aim'lar renawala, thus his address, formally closing the
More thun lo.uuo.uuu letters were
con- various experts of this company who
really giving tb.ee yeara' time where ference.
have apent yeara experimenting and carri rd by the poet office air mall arrv-
desired.
studying the aoil and climate condi- Ice in the third quarter of 1921.
The plan provides that any bank,
tiona of thia region have placed their Assistaiit Postmaster General Hhaugh-I
neasy told the meiubeni of the Society
banker, or trust company desiring ad­
information at the service of the reader of Automotive Engineers at one of ita
ditional funds can preaent farmers'
in the sections devoted to Gariien and ' recent meetings on commercial avia­
notes, properly endorsed, with certiin
Field, Poultry and Bee Culture, Fertil- tion. During that period the air mat!
carrier» covered 391,OOO mile«, 97 per
regulaticns that can be easily followed
izing. etc.
cent of these scheduled trips were
by any sound bank, and when approved
The experienced gardener will fit d completed on time and all of the
Following
are
the
treaties
approved
by the committee the funde are at once
by the Washington armament confer­ many s-igges'ions of intereat in it and regular trips were made without In­
available.
The bank must make a
ence during the twelve weeks it has for the tyro or the new-comer to the juries. The cost of operation, which
statement that it has loaned a like
was IS per ton mile In 1920. was re­
been in session:
Cosst it will prove a moat valuable
duced In 1921 to $6 per ton mile, and
amount for strictly agricultural pur­
Five-power naval limitation pact, guide
The book ia issued for free with the Improved design of machine
poses, but the advance secured by ths providing for scrapping of many capi­
distribution rnd esn be secured from now being put In use by the Poet Of­
bank from the War Finance Corporation tal ships, establishing naval holiday,
dealers or by writing direct tn the fice department, the coet for the com
may again be loaned for any purpose.
and fixing tonnage ratio for five great
Portland or Sesttle
office of the Ing year la expected to be reduced t«
Ihe interest rates st present are 5 naval powers.
$2.00.
company.
Five-power chemical and submarine
per cent of six months paper and 5}
per cent for longer maturities. The treaty, placing ban on gas as a weapon
banks securing the advance are not of war and safeguarding merchant
permitted to loan such funds at greater vessels from attack by undersea craft.
Four-power Pacific treaty, designed
than 2 per cent in excess of the above
to maintain peace In the Pacific.
rates.
Two nine-power Chinese treaties,
One of the best features of the plan
one reaffirming policy for open door
ia that it permits “any bank” (even in China and one dealing with customs
the smallest) to secure sdditonal funds duties.
(Old Philosophy)
•or agricultural purposes so that now
Settlement of Shantung issue be­
no eound banker can say to the dealere tween Japan and China, and agree­
and farmere that it is impossible for ment for return of Klao Chow and
him to secure additional funds; provid­ Shantung railway to Chinese.
i
Settlement of Yap controversy be­
ed, of course, that the applicant ia
tween Japan and America, and settle­
solvent.
The bankers who are “lukewarm” ment of division of Pacific cables
BUT—
Formal announcement of a declara­
on the benafita of thia plan, or wbo
The thrifty wife
tion of Japan's famous twenty-one de­
claim that it is not workable, are
mands on China and formal announce­
of today helps
rapidly being forced into line by new
ment of Japan’s abandonment of the
save and one
companies formed to extend thia much much attacked "group five.”
t.
needed credit to agricultural intereeta.
Agreement of Japanese to withdraw k
Up to November 14th, loana made to from Siberia.
watching Miller
Iowa banka amounted to $3,000,000
Return by Great Britain of Wei Hal k
Mercantile Co.
and now that the local committee is Wei to China.
à
functioning it is expected that the
prices.
total loana in the State of Iowa will PENSION
INCREASE VOTED
reach $50,000,000. Similar aubatantial
BIII Granting $20 a Month for Depend-
loans are being made in other states.
The Market
enta Passed By Houae.
If your banker claims to be unfamiliar
SEED CATALOG READY
WHAT THE ARMS
PARLEY HAS DONE
y
Miller Mercantile Co
“A woman can throw more out of a kitchen door
with a spoon than a man can carry in the front door
with a shovel”—
ÏZ»
AUTOTUBE
IS
HESE are reasons why the
“Ton Tested” Tube should
appeal to you:
Its phenomenal strength was
proved when it lifted a touring
car weighing 2,990 pounds and
then, a year later, lifted 3,755
pounds without the least damage.
T
Its elasticity was proved when it
expanded to sixty inches in circumference
and went back to normal without injury.
In spite of these remarkable qualities,
the “ Ton Tested ” Tube costs no more
than ordinary tubes.
DAYTON GARAGE
C. S. DETMERING, PROP
with thia plan, he can secure the ad­
dress of his local Agricuituai Loan
Agency from the nearest Federal
Bank or Branch Bank or from
the War Finance Corporation at Waah-
ington.
Summing up, the War Finance
Corporation la designed to give im­
mediate financial relief to agricultural
districts and to do it without red tape
or discrimination.
Your bank now has funds available,
which can be secured within five or ten
days if the bank is sound, and is sble
to show that it has advanced money for
agricultural purposes.
Washington, D. C.—Pensions of wid­
ows and dependent children of men
who served in the army or navy dur­
ing the war with Spain, the Philippine
Islands or the China relief expedition
of 1900 would be Increased from $12
to |20 a month under a bill passed by
the house and sent to the senate.
The bill also increases the number
eligible for pension by providing that
the 90-day service requirement does
not mean 90 days’ duty outside the
continental United States. Enforced
furloughs, the bill provides, are to be
included as part of a soldier’s service.
Victory Notes Acceptable For Tax.
Washington, D. C.—Secretary Mel
Spread these facts among your Ion has Issued instructions
Instructions to internal
farmer customers. Writ« us fur more revenue collectors, It was announced,
to accept victory notea In payment of
details if you are not fully informed.
Income and profits taxes due March
TALK to your banker.
15.
General Dewet Is Dead.
Iowa Courthouse Burns.
Blomfonten, Union of South Africa.
West Union, la.—Fire of undeter­
mined origin deetroyed the Fayette —General Christian Dewet, command-
Bounty courthouse here, causing a lose er-in-chlef of the Boer forces In tne
war of 1899, died In Dewetsdorf.
estimated at $40,000.
Basket is stop
one on Thrift
Avenue»
r!
Sperry Oat Flakes
35c c Fancy Bacon
Give strength that endurea
Palmolive Soap
Drawn from the keg
35c
Keeps your spirits high
g
Gallon
A dairy achievement
$6.25 $ Tomatoes
Rich puree
Refined in America
Sack
Pink Salmon
15c > pea*
Flat cans
Tillmook Cheese
Mi'd and inviting
Crown Flou
S lb. pk
40c s McMinnville Butter
k
Berry Sugar
Pnund
I
Comforts the complexion
Cider Vinegar
30 & 35c
Extra Quality
Can ? Dainty, delicious, fancy
35c / Corn
Pound / The best in year
$2.05 > Kerr’s Flour
I bi of perfection charge $2.15 A
bbl sutiefaction
45c
lb. print
15c
large can
15c
Can
15c
Can
$2.05
charge Í2.15