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YES it’s pleasant to have
your baking done — if it’s
done in our bakery instead
of in your own home The
pure-food ingredients of our
bread and pastry thorough-
ly mixed and baked with
expert skill bring to you?
home the acme of the bak-
er’s art when you order our
goods by name
M & S BAKERY
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VOU thought to save money by
1 buying your wall-paper without
the advice of a trained decorator who un-
derstands all the influence which cause
staining or fading and who would be re-
sponsible for satisfactory svorkmanshlpi
You may not have been as unfortunate as
the gentleman above but does not your
paper took dowdy and ugly? Too bad ht
deed!
You could have saved money by buying
Orrell Wall-Papers
in the first place and having a master
decorator hang them You would not have
to rear the secret snickers and ridicule ol
vislton
Send a postal card and the entire set ol
the newest ORRELL sample books will bo
submitted for Inspection
Lee Holley
STEDMAN BROS
Exclusive Dealers
Notice to Grain Growers
It is better and cheaper to have
your grain in a granary Come in
and let us tell you the cost per
bushel to put it in a good tight rat-
proof granary
C rl Mays Lumber Company
Phone 16
Of Local Interest
Rev Blount F Davidson gen-
eral manager of the Oklahoma
Baptist Assembly was here Mon-
day and said he would be back
soon to stay until the Assembly
in August The Baptists have a
large acreage near Price’s Falls
with a number of substantial
buildings thereon
-Will Trade— Horses for a good
Ford car E B Turner
Fresh milk cows for sale cash
credit or trade W W Short
Mr Wright of the firm of
Wright & Perryman monument
makers and dealers at Gaines-
ville was here last Friday put-
ting up a monument in Green
Hill cemetery Mr Wright has
been in the monument business
at Gainesville a long while and his
firm does an extensive business
in this part of Oklahoma -
For Sale — Grain binder in good
condition for sale cheap
F B Birdwell
Phone J2
“Yes ma’am our prices are
based on today’s market value
don’t matter if we paid $5 00 and
the article is only worth $100 on
present market we sell it for
$100 Francis Bros
The recent rains have made
prolific crops of weeds all over
our city Some of the lots are
so weedy that they look almost
like a wilderness Our citizens
should take more pride in keep-
ing their premises neat and clean
By so doing the property would
appear better the health would
be better and the general ap-
pearance of our city improved
Get your hoe and cut your weeds
Sweet Potato Plants
Nancy Hall and Porto Rico
yam 1000 for $250 delivered any
where any time June planting
makes a smoother sweeter and
a better keeping potato
Sulphur Nursery Yard
L C Haggard Sulphur Okla
To Every Reader of the Da-
vis News
We welcome you to come in
and feel at home at the Sanitary
Barber Shop I have three of
the best barbers that ever work-
ed in Davis: B F Burnett Pat
Rawls and Bill O’Danell Abso-
lutely firstclass you can’t go
wrong Clean tubs and showers
in connection
G C Boyte Prop
For Sale
My home place 5 rooms and
sleeping porch lot 140x160 feet
located near school building
For particulars see Oklahoma
State Bank or me
Mrs Maggie Chapman
Card of Thanks
To everyone who in any way
assisted during the illness and
death of our dear child and grand
child and for the mqny beauti-
ful flowres
Mr and Mrs O C Vernon
Mr and Mrs J W Wallis
Davis Okla
New Arrivals
Born to Mr and Mrs Wiley
Dixon Sunday morning a girl
Born to Mr and Mrs Jim
Adams a girl on June 13th
They live on the Jim Rowe place
Born to Mr and Mrs Fletch-
er Martin on the Jno Russell
place a girl on the 14th
Notice to Water Users r
All water West of railroad will
be cut off Saturday morning so
we can make some repairs Fill
your buckets for at least a half
day’s supply
’ J G Chapman Supt
- Posted
My place is posted No tres-
passing allowed Stay out and
avoid trouble John Rdssell
Back to Sulphur j
Dr W I Shamel formerly a
dentist in this city who has been
in Davis for the past several
months has returned to Sulphur
purchased the dental equipment
of Dr A D Chapman and
moved the same into the Fant
building where he is adding
extra equipment refurnishing
these offices and is now ready
with an up-to-date establishment
and invites all his friends and
patients to 'call and see him—
Sulphur Democrat j
Sunday School Reports
Presbyterian Sunday school—
Attendance 39 collection $205
J P Hartness Supt Nettie
Mae Price Sec
Methodist Sunday school— At-
tendance 101 collection $440
Baptist Sunday school— Num-
ber present 93 collection
$3 67 i
Christian Sunday school— At-
tendance i '
Christian Church
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Chas G McCray Minister
10:00 a m Sunday School W
F Parker Supt
11 a m Sermon
4:30 p m Junior- Endeavor
—Christian Church ' jjf
4:30 p m Intermediate En-
deavor— Presbyterian Church
7:00 pm Senior Endeavor —
Presbyterian Church
Evening services dismissed in
favor of Methodist meeting
Christian Endeavor Program
for Next Sunday
Subject— Lessons from the Sun
and Light
Scripture Lesson— Ps 74:12-17
Song
Talks:
1 What does light signify?
2 Why is Christ the light of
the world?
3 How may we reflect the light
of God among men?
4 How may we continually
walk in the light?
5 What is the advantage of
having a heart that is illuminat-
ed? 6 How will the darkness of
this world be finally dispelled?
Sentence Prayers
Benediction
Prof Tom McGiboney
Prof Tom McGiboney Jr ar
rived at the home of County
Superintendent and Mrs Tom
McGiboney last Friday night
Both mother and child are re-
ported doing well Tom thinks
he has solved the future teach-
ing problem He thinks the
young fellow is ready for a first
grade certificate already— Sul-
phur Democrat
Swfct the Rooster
S U Lawson produce dealer
says that a large per cent of the
eggs that are coming in now are
a los3 owing to their fertility
He advises poultry raisers to pen
the roosters or sell them off anc
produce infertile eggs for the
market Infertile eggs will keep
longer in hot weather than fer
tile ones and will' bring a better
price on the market If more
attention was paid to this advice
there would be fewer rots and
less loss from cheap and inferior
eggs— Maysville News
i Geological Students Encamp-
ed at Price’s Falls
Twenty-eight members of the
junior and senior classes and
post-graduates of Oklahoma Uni-
versity geological ' department
are camped at the State Baptist
assembly grounds at Price’s
'alls - The men are making a
complete geological quadrangle
::rom ) Dougherty to eight miles
north one mile east and west to
Turner Falls
Professor V E Monnett in
charge of the geological depart-
ment at the university is super-
vising the" work assisted by
John Blanchard and George
Stevens students who have had
several years’ experience in
geology The work commenced
June 4 and will continue ' to July
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Hay Grader Named
J A Lollar of this city has
een appointed hay inspector
and grader by the State Market-
ing Commission His duties will
consist ' of grading cars of hay
shipped to other points and issue
official grade papers for same
This protects the shipper who is
often at the mercy of unscrupu-
ous buyers at distant points who
claim inferior hay after receiv-
ing same and force lower prices
upon the shipper because he is
compelled to take their grades
after it has been delivered
Mr Loilar has had lots of ex-
perience in the hay business and
is competent to grade satisfac-
tory to all parties concerned He
is manager of the Pauls Valley
Grain Co who have bought and
shipped from this section over
500 cars of hay the past two sea-
sons— Pauls Valley Democrat
Dr Gambrell Dead
Dr J B Gambrell aged 80
years died at his home in Dallas
Texas last Friday morning from
the effects of heart trouble with
which he was stricken last Feb-
ruary He was one of the Bap-
tists’ greatest preachers and his
death is a distinct loss to the
South Many Davis people had
the privilege of hearing this not-
ed divine when he was at the
Baptist Assembly at Price’s
'alls two years ago
Why Not Visit Price’s Fan?
You are welcome Cement
dam i3 done and swimming sea-
son is here Baths 15c Bath-
ing suits for rent 35c
Groceries confections and cold
drinks in season Give us a
trial N V Brubaker
Owner and proprietor
Davis Okla
COMING
We take pleasure in announc-
ing that we will have with us on
the following date only our ex-
pert optician who will fit glasses
at our store '
Remember we have arranged
this engagement and secured the
services of a man of ability and
reputation and we personally
guarantee hi3 work All exam-
inations are free and only regu
lar prices will be charged for
glasses
You can save money and ob-
tain the highest class of profes-
sional services in this line by
taking advantage of this oppor-
tunity Don’t forget the date—
Thursday June 30th
City Drug Store
Notice to Water Users
The change in city administra
tion brought a change in the
place for payment of water bills
It has previously been payable to
J C Kelly at Oklahoma State
Bank In future payments
should be made to J F Ellis at
First State Bank Take notice
and govern yourself accordingly
When bills are not paid by the
15th of the month service will be
discontinued and a charge made
for turning the water on again
A A McAdoo
The Store that Sells
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REV C M CURB Evangelist
and L N PERKINS Singer
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Baptist State evangelists will begin a series of
meetings at the Baptist Church in Davis on
Friday July 22nd
Everybody in the town and community is urged
to plan for pray for and attend this meeting
We want to make it one of the big meetings
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Davis Okla
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Headquarters for
Gas Oil Accessories' Stor-
age and Repair Work
We are satisfying others and can satisfy you
Your dollar works harder here tfaait elsewhere
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PETERMAN BROS Props
- Phone 193
Is Your Confidence
Well Founded?
If there’s a business in the world builded upon and sup-
ported by CONFIDENCE— it is the DRUG BUSINESS-
More especially the PRESCRIPTION BUSINESS
This CONFIDENCE cannot be gained “Over night” it
takes YEARS of the very closest and constant application
to the Prescription Business to reach this end— ’Tis well
that this is true It is a “Necessary safeguard to the
Public”— After having gained the Public’s confidence—
the Druggist’s responsibilities correspondingly increase
since his Reputation is constantly “Balanced on the scales
with a human life”
We are ever mindful that each prescription your doctor
phones us or you bring to us in person is an expression of
his and your CONFIDENCE and assure you we shall put
forth aa much or more effort to retain thi3 confidence as
we did in gaining it
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