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Show tHEPAYSONIAN, IAYSO.V, ITAH nil J mPA VONIAN 1 is V 11 they are not looked uPn in the same light, as are those people Who, appreciating all Payson does for them, buy what they need at home. Where Payson affords you a living, you owe her your patronage. What do other big towns do for you 1 f6nso! dated tins Dont Ease Off account. I),,nt use interest in our hank, that is a hank a with Transact wmr business organization. human, helpful service-ghin- j; he had from to (iet all tile possible good Pay your hiljs by MHir hanking connection. ousi-- n check because it is coinement, sate ami account interest-bearing Open an a dollar to spare, lvae as soon as uni and just where the interest deposit it to our credit income. will add to ) our 1 , ess-lik- e. useful his hank aims to render a vheeiful. - business ) it. tinmi for give e.dunue ire personal-ser- in v u will with our hnd it greatly to your advantage to fouler freely adv antages eals often and ret IS impartial ,, divers. their opinion vvhiih 'on liav e overlooked. our service. (Jive us your avrount and let us gne you Savings Bank Payson Exchange 7 he Stror.g loine IinUtuiun nothing but formulate and pro-mote a few catch penny schemes each year to invegle! subscription PRICE: UP there t0 SPend the, One year, in advance $2.00 that Six months, io advance.... in Payson; money make $1.00 you and what do they give you in return? They permit every ham-fa- t actor to ridicule your town from the public stage; Copy for ads or notices they refer to the small town will positively not be ac- people as boobs and come-ons- ; they hang up their highly cepted later than 10 a. m. colored lithographs of their fat Wednesday morning. women and snake charmers, and we respond with our shackles like a lot ot wide eyed bumkins at a back country fair. Editorial Comment Payson is the town in which the majority of us make our living, and Payson is the town that should have our support. Ex. i: 1 You j i:Want to Sell? Most people have a piece of furniture, a farm implement, or something else which they have discarded and which they no longer want. i j j These things are put in the attic, or stored away in the bam, or left lying about, getting of less and less value each year. WHY NOT SELL THEM? wants those very things which have become of no use to you. Why not try to find that somebody by putting a want advertisement in THIS NEWSPAPER? Somebody ANOTHER BIG CROP. mmniiiunTiiininnii Payson people should be in- iMMm$f terested in knowing that the To Remove Rust Stains. To remove rust stains from any fabric take the Juice of a lemon and some Itub it well salt and mix together. Into the material and then hang In the sun to dry. Repeat the second time If the first doesnt firing all the stain out. The second time the stain will all he removed. Authorship Long Hidden. The Waverley novels were so called because the first of the series was called Wnverley. It was published anonymously In 1814, and was followed, year Hfter year, by other novels all published anonymously until 1827, when at a public dinner purty Scott admitted the authorship. A FARMEK carrying an express package from house was a big accosted by a local dealer. mail-ord- er Why didn't you buy that bill me? I could have laved you the express, and besides you would have been patronizing a home store, which helps pay the taxes and builds up this locality. The farmer looked at the merchant a moment and then said: ef good a from Why don't you patronize your home paper and advertise? I read U enddidntknow that you had the spiff I have here. " MORAL-ADVERT- Biblical Time. The Jews learned the art of brick making In Egypt. We find the use of the brick kiln In David's time (II Samuel, 12:81). A complaint Is made by Isaiah that the people built altars of brick Instead of unhewn stone as the law directed (Isaiah, 19:3; Exodus 20: 25). Brick ! ISEJ In FACE the FACTS facts. The war situation is critical. LETUnless thetheAllies fight as they never yet have threatens. defeat Hungry men cannot fight fought, at their best; nor hungry nations. France, England, and Italy are going hungry unless we feed them. Wheat Savings They must have wheat. It is the best food to fight on. It is the easiest to ship. We alone can spare it to them. By saving just a little less than a quarter of what we ate last year we can support those who are fighting our battles. And we can do vt without stinting ourselves. We have only to substitute another food just as good. The Corn of Plenty Corn is that food. Theres a surplus of it. Providence has been generous in the hour of our need. It has given us corn in such bounty as was never known before. Tons of corn. Trainloads of corn. Five hundred million bushels over and above our regular needs. All we have to do is to learn to appreciate it. Was ever patriotic duty made so easy? And so clear? Americas Own Food Corn ! It is the true American food. The Indians, hardiest of races, lived on it. Our forefathers adopted the diet and conquered a For a great section of our country it continent. has blong een the staff of life. How well the South fought on it, history tells. Now it can help America win a world war. Learn Something Corn! .It isnt one food. Its a dozen. It's a cereal. It's a vegetable. Its a bread. Its a dessert. Its nutritious; more food value in it, dollar for dollar, than meat or eggs or most other vegetables. Its good to eat; how good you dont d know until youve had properly cooked. Best of all, its plentiful and its patriotic. Corns Infinite Variety How much do you know about corn? About how good it is? About the many delicious ways of cooking it? And what you miss Here are a few by not knowing more about it? us face corn-brea- of its uses: There are at least fifty ways to use corn meal to make good dishes for dinner, supper, lunch or breakfast. Here are some suggestions: spell has not damaged the wheat crop. On ADVERTISING PAYS. Many people look upon money spent for advertising as spent and gone. Some even ook upon it as a sort of almsgiving for the benefit of the Door printer, and that for so doing they ought to receive arge credit as benefactor and philanthropists on a large scale. But the true business man He knows knows different. dollar that every spent in adver-ising business investment bound to bring large returns if has been wisely and generously made. In advertising le does not beleve In fits and starts, to put in an ad for a week or two and then for months together to abstain entirely. He realizes, like the shrewd business man that he is, that a continuous business, if it is to bring continuous results, must be continuously advertised. To be sure there are in every business special seasons when he will advertise more generously than usual, but he never makes the mistake of not advertising. No advertising pays so and largely as that certainly which goes into the local paper that enters into the majority of homes jn the community. Experience has verified that fact over and over, and equally it is true that the returns range from 100 to 1000 per cent. Other forms of advertising have of course, been tried, but in no case are the returns equal to that received from news-pape- r ads. Some business men have thought that if they sent a man around with paintpot and brush to paint an ad on rocks and fences they would get big profits at but little cost. The such of result methods principal has been to disfigure the landscape. It is the ad in the local paper that wins out every time. is a Muffins. Biscuits. Griddle cakes. HEARTY DISHES Corn-mefish balls. croquettes. corn-meMeat and dumplings. Tamales. Italian polenta. The recipes are in Farmers Bulletin 565, Corn Meal as a Food and Ways of Using It, free from the Department of Agriculture. Corn-me- al al al ' It Is useless to tulk about the democracy of clothes when only the multimillionaire cud afford to wear old ones. It Is a waste of time to try to convince a boy that you are keeping him at home for his own good. He knows 'better. American colleges and universities deserve all praise. They have given some of their best men to the nations service. Hitting the line will have a new meaning for some of the football experts in France, and theyll put the ball over. Perhaps, if this war goes on a few years longer, dandelion greens will be given the place ou the table they are entitled to. soap-bo- x Parents, would you hesitate to give your boy five grains of stricknine each day, and have him continue it through life? You say Yes! with a capital Is it any less harmful to Y. have him smoke a few cigarettes each day and continue to do so through life? Re not so downcast. Paris coal pprds list the fuel at $20 a ton, Mussel shells have gone up to $30 a ton. That means 5 cents mure for heros fume may be acquired the nir and yet have an enduring A In The young man now In khaki wonders how any other life ever appealed to him 1 Can the higher milk prices possibly mean there Is a shortage of water In the country? Overeating la America Is bad for the digestion and for the cause of food conservation. Pocketless trousers will not appeal to man, who has never quite gotten over being a boy. In former were In a doubt, days, by small boys who hurry. Go for them, boys, Is said to be the German Crown Princes favorite expression. He has never learned to say: Come on, hoys. Gold Is said to be becoming cheaper, but that does not affect the spirits of the man whose sorrowful soul yearns for breakfast bacon. An,"l,u consists in cut- out necessaries of life In or- the ting der to maintain the luxuries. bought, HI some Other town under his or her arm may Alaskan reindeer are looked to as tiest assured that in the a new source of food supply. But ieyes of their fellow citizens1 8rr enough for Santa ciaus? j (Do Also && 3L a complete line of Hardware, LUMBER and Building Material Stoves & Ranges Farm Machinery Etc. Etc. ,K Colvin -- Reece Co. A man with 12 fingers and a dozen toes has b,een accepted for the army. His regret Is that he has no more to give to his country. General relief Is given by the agricultural departments farm bulletin No. 487, which says that freezing doesn't Injure pnrsuips. The parlor-ca- r maids, taking the places left vacant by "drafted porters, will expect quarters from those who do not do things by halves. Every patriotic old bachelor knows that under more favorable circumstances he would have had seven sons and not a slacker In the bunch. The pretty girl with not much of a bathing suit on has given place, on the magazine covers, to the pretty girl in a major general's uniform. Lots of the men who raised dens are now preparing to doing their duty by raising carrying guns in the reserve war garcontinue calluses militia. The difference between the Holland and Peruvian attitudes on the sinking of merchant ships seems to be about 7,000 miles, as the crow flies. . We Carry the BEST i We are verging to the point where that tempers the winter weather treason will be treated as treason and quite a bit. We can stand it a its Infernal neck broken with but litlittle better and are better able tle ceremony. to suffer this cold spell when orators in large cities The we have hanging before us the are to be suppressed and the soap boxes restored to a better and more hope that it all means a bigger healthful use. harvest of those things we canA cooking expert says honey has not get along without. been used as a cosmetic, no as Few people have any respect or regard for those persons who make their living in one town and give their patronage1 to another, and the man or woman who steps off an intemrban car with a package of merchandise' r the other hand the majority of farmers with whom we have talked recently are of the opinion that the snow has helped growing wheat, and that below the white blanket that has covered the ground for a longer period than usual there is the foundation for a wheat yield in excess of the record-breake- r of 1917. It may be, after all, that old Dame Nature is taking a more active part in this war than we credit her with. Only last year when the world demanded a record crop she did everything in her power to achieve it. Who knows but she realizes that we are going to need an even larger one this season. All of which is cheering news for Payson people, and news SUPPORT YOUR HOME TOWN HOT BREADS Boston brown bread. Hoecake. Waffles. cold long-continue- d Got Something Ordinarily using a soap box for kindling wood seems wasteful. This is not the ease when the soap box Is taken from under an oratorical A Philadelphia y paper says is the proper title for that sleepy feeling after dinner. Life is getting more and more complex every day. "nar-colips- when you want that next job of Printing You will get first-clas-s work, and you will get it when promised, for having work done when promised is one of the rules of this office. 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