Dayton tribune., February 12, 1925, Image 5

DAYTON IRIßOL
A. N.
Merrill.
—
Editor
Entered ut tb« |MMt office in Dayton,
Oiutfoii, M4 mcoik I c I mnr mull iimttrr,
ufith r llh* Art of March 3, IM7».
CUV RECRUITING OFFICE
U. 8. A .321 Ry Ex Bldg, Port-
land, Ore. Feb 7, 1925,
Veterans of the World War who
have not aubmitted application»
I his is Land Plaiter month
for their bonus are t urged by Lt
U b '"IC. F Andrews, city recruiting
A I officer, U 8 A, to do so at once.
M by not reseive your requirement« and avoid tbe
UHual shortage later on?
I ihe imriortance ot applying at tin
(earliest possible date is urged upon
I the veterans by Col. Andrews who
Mill Feed by wagon or truck, ton or more
latites: The War departm at is
Idaily receiving caves in which vet-
Mill run, Bran. Shorts, Middling»— Place orders
lerans who thought ’themselves in
and save at tbe car.
the beat of health have died or I
If you want to save money on stock or dairy salt en­
have been killed by accident with­
gage 500 pounds or more, and haul from car. before
out having submitted their appli­
we touch it.
cations for adjusted compensation.
1 heir widows and children, many
Before buying hay, see us
of them in needy circumstances,
receive in such cases cash to tbe
When intereated in flour call up for prices.
amount of the adjusted credit, an
We handle poultry and egg«.
amount equal to approximately one
New garden seeds ate here.
third only of what he would have
received in one payment in cash
I had the veteran made application
5q I prior to death.
For instance
J. ¡should a veteran who served over-
seas for a period entitling him to
Phone, Red 67
Dayton, Oregon
I the maximum amount of edjustid
service credit of W25, die without
filing his application, his widow,
I children, or other dependent witb-
in the restricted class, will receive
that amount only in ten quarterly
A I installments while if he filed bis
application prior to his death the
McMinnville, Oregon.
widow,
children, or dependent!
will receive approximately $15*01
in one payment in cash. Cash I
payments under the Act become!
due on March 1. 1925, and pay-;
ment will be delayed unless the
veteran applies a sufficient time iu
advance of that date to enable the
War Department to properly pass
on applications and transmit it to
the Veteran Bureau.
Veterans may obtain application
blanks, have their finger prints
taken, and be rendered other a—
I »¡stance
distance in
tn completing their appli
a catione at t any Army Recruiting
LA' I Sta
finn i in
n Oregon or Washington.
Station
C. F. Andrews,
Lt. Coi. Ind.
Recruiting Officer.
Reminders for February
HubncrtpUofi |I,5O par yaar in advunr«*.
IZ litó
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Kourowitatlv.
till AMI HU ANPIO MAnKA |AJI< I
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8
I ull Goepel ZtMeombly
Fl each u IK and Divio« Hauling H«rvico
Huuday—Z.QO p. ui.
Hibi« Study
Thurtday 7 :3U p. tu.
All ar« walcotu« to coms and worship
With Us
KeV. Geo. StiegliU,
Pastor,
H
Methodist Church
Runday School, 10 A. M., Geo. H. Jack«
mau, Hupt.
Morning Worship. 11 Sermon by Pastor
FpWorth I.enguu
0:30 p. ui.
Union Service«
7.30 p. m.
K
Servie« at Webfoot,
to
Morning Worship,
0:30 A. M.
n
Sunday School
A. M.
Rev. Franklin. J’aator.
EVANGELICAL CHI RCH
Dayton
Dayton Sunday School
Dayton Preaching
E. 1. of O. E.
Union Service» *
10:00 a.
Il 00 a.
0 30 p,
7 :30 p.
in.
in.
tn.
in.
Un ion vale
Sunday School
E. L. of C. E.
Preaching
10 :U0 a. m.
7 no p. m.
8:00 p. tn.
F. E. Fistiar, Pastor.
U. of O., Eugene, Feb
12,
(Specia1)—The U. of O. basketball
team holds first place in both the
Pacific Coast and Northwest con­
ferences, taking top jiosition after
defeating O. A. C. nt Corvallis and
W, S. C. at Eugene. The Univer­
sity of Washington was at the
head of the ¡»ercentage column
until a defeat by Idaho at Seattle
on Monday night.
Oregon hae suffered only one
conference defeat this season,
Coach Reinhart’* men lost to
Washington, hut in al) fairness to
the Oregonians it must be said the
team was not in the liest eha|>e
when the game was played. Hob-
Son, weak from the effects of a vac­
cination which 1 took ' violently,
went into the game after several
days in the infirmary.
He play­
ed
bravely hut ineffectively.
Against W. 8. C., Monday night
Hobson was back in forn, scoring
12 of Oregon’s <30 points.
for the first time this season
the Oregon ten in i« now lined up
with five regulars in Pacific Coast
conference games. Hobson and
Gowans, forwards; Okerberg, cen­
ter, and Gillenwaters and Wesler-
gren, guards; will face the Idaho
quintet Friday. Jost, a substitute
center mid guard, appears to be
the strongest second string man on
the Oregon squad.
He gave a
good account of hitnself against
Washington.
W Idle Coach Reinhart made no
advance statements predicting
what his team would do in the
conference race, Oregon fans are
Satisfied with resuls. Oregon may
not win the championship, but the
team is going to make u hard fight
for first honors.
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SERVICE- SATISFACTION
FAIR PRICES
Consult
Dr. A. R. Miller
McMinn ville
Ws have a good supply of gingham in the latest patterns
1’he bolts are of small yardage, bought thia way so when you
are buying a dress or apron every one will not have one like
it. We have more ginghams coming, which will be in. in a
Spring Dress Goods
Wh have our invoice on file of our Spring Dress Goods,
they should arrive about the first of next week.
Among them are the famous Golden State voiles, tamp
shantung, fancy crepes, colored voiles and tbe P. P. ging­
hams.
These are also of small yardage, bought so there will not
be over 3 dresses alike in our entire community.
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Shippy & Filer
Farmer’s Warehouse Company,
B ig
Hollingsworth & Dow
magazines
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Good Stories
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Furniture Sale §
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AND THIS NEWSPAPER,
Las combination to our readers for a short trine cats
Renewal su ascriptions will be extended for OHS
year from present date of expiration.
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at half < f the usual subscription price.
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UDDER
TROUBLES
Unhealthy conditions
of the udder and teats
prevent normal milk
flow. Serious disease
often results from
seemingly small irrita­
tions of the milk-pro­
ducing organs unless
they are given proper
medical attention.
CONFECTIONERY—CAFE
Bee keepers are urged to see that
C ash P aid for false teeth, dental
the entrance to the hives are open gold, platinum and discarded jewelry.
so that bees may come out on Hoke Smelting A Ketining Co., Otsego,
Michigan,"
sunny days, says the Oregon ex­
periment station. By lifting Ihe
back end of the hive the bee keep­
er is enabled to determine bv the
BUCKHECTSHOES
weight the amount of stores the
For Buckhect shoes, Men, Boys
bees have. The spring rush mny and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc­
he lessened by getting equipment Minnville, Oregon.
ready for use now.
Fea S alx C hkap .—Ford touring in
Brosiu Merchant purchased a
good running condition, four nearly
town lot from Elmer I. Parish this J
week.
• new cords and new '25 license. Easy
terms.
extended fur
Send your order to oui
The remarkable pene­
trating qualities of
C. H. Sutton, Prop
( *ub»cnptMm wH
1 votodr au-n. All fa, for Ono Yea.
Here’s an end to
Full line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos,
Fountain Drinks, lae Cream, Bakery
Goods, Hot or cold Lunches
——
r. Beth new and renewal ijbKrr,<,
B»
Lewis & Penland
W
This is your chance to ge* 12 bri
magazines—
W<‘ must turn Merchandise Into ;
(’ASH and are putting our Stock
on sale at from 10 percent to 33 1 3
per cent reductions.
I Dayton Motor Go
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Jan. 31 to Feb
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The
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QUALITY
Ginghams
BALM
relieve such conditions
almost overnight. UD­
DER BALM is a sooth­
ing, healing ointment
for the prevention and
treatment of Caked
Bag, Garget, Cow Pox,
Chapped Teats.
Its frequent use keeps the
teats soft and pliable, and
makes milking much easier.
50c
THE CAN
Sold with a Money-
Back Guarantee
• H, B. Allen
¡Pharmacy
I Dayton ,
Oregon
At Gates Motor Co.
Aw
An Electric Pump in your country homa, to supply running water
for your kitchen, bith and barn*is as necessary as your automobile,
Tbe initial cost is ununpHtant when you sprejd it over the years
of useful Service you will derive from it. Electric power, electric
[pump, hot and cold water in your homa, you have the tonveuiences of
your city neighbors.
We employ an expert p imp Engineer to care for this feature of
our business and hia services are subject to yoar demands. We can
supply yo i any kind of deep or shallow well pump with any capacity
and invite y >u to consult us before making negotiations with any
one else. Call us at Blue 34. Terms of a satisfactory nature can be
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
“It Serves You Right”
Newberg, Oregon.
Phone, Blue 34
AT THE MOVIEs
Thursday Feb. 12
“Yankee Consul”
“One Good Turn”
Saturday, Feb. 14
“Big Brother”
Telephone Girl 11, comedy
Next Week
If You Believe if, It’s So
“Movie Fans” Comedy
Shows at 7:30 ami 9:15 P. M.
Arcade Theatre
Day ton.
Oregon.
Box Shooks, Cabinet Work*
and Mill Work I
General Building Contracting
Built in Fixtures a Specialty
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M.R Cooper
I
Day ton,
Oregon.
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