Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, March 12, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI DAYTON TDIBUMH A. N. Merrill Pleasantdale Editor Entered at the post ollie« in 1 lay ton, Oregon, as second clase mail matter, under the Act of Match 3, 187». StilMH-rlplion fl.60 par year in silvane«. Manli »» V Suggestions «I 12 AS<K IATI' For March U Land Plaster will stimulate your late sown vetch and clover. V We have a fresh supply 0 lull Goapol /Aaa.ttnbly Preaching and Divina Healing Hervirá Munday—2.00 p. tu. Bible Study Thursday 7 30 p. tu. AU arv wakuma tu come aud worship with ut. Methodist Church Sunday School, 10 A. M , Frank W Hole, Bup't. Morning Worship. U Hermon by Pswtov Fpwortii la-ague 0:30 p. m. Preaching Services 7 30 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 7 :30 p m Service at Webfoot, 0:30 A. M Morning Worship, Sunday School 11 A. M. Rev. J. F. Frarftlin, i'astor. evangelical CHURCH < Dayton Dayton Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Dayton Preaching 11 00 a tu. E. L. o!C. E. 0 30 p. IL 7 :30 p. tn. Preaching Services Vo ion vale Sunday School 10 00 a. tu. E. L. of C. E. 7 IN) p. m. H 00 p. in. Preaching F. E. Fisher, Pastor. BAPTIST CHURCH Dayton Sunday School 10:00 a. m. 1100 a. in. Breaching Service 0:30 p. m. B. Y. I*. U. 7:30 p. m. ’ Evening Service H 00 p. in. I Prayer Servie« Thursday Walter G. Hiiiilb, Parlor. Gard of Ihnnka We wish to acknowledge with sincere thank, to th« many Mind friends and neighlxirs, also for the t-eautiful floweit in our late sorrow. Mrs. Verna Anderson and Children. •I Mildew sprays on gooseberries must he applied immediately to be effective, reports H. F. Baras, plant pathologist at the experi ment station. The before-bloMOID sprays control mildew without leaving sulfur on the fruit when developed. Sulfur on the berry makea them unfit for canning, according to cannerymeo. A large percentage of '‘bpringer«’, or buldged cans de- velow when berries with sulfur on are put up. Even though the cupa mav not ehow outward effect» of the sulfur, the product ia not considered fit for merchandising. ’ New ! ! ! We have just received a new lot of Dress Ginghams Percales Rayon Crepes Voiles 'I he new cloth “Pamico” is here in a Variety of colors. This cloth is absolutely guaranteed fast colors Groceries Shoes Shippy & Filer Dayton, Oregon ^ in O ffer & On Your MAGAZINES! Day ton Motor Go FOP ONE YEM Phon« 45x3 We Move Them Fisk, and Goodyear Tires Radio A and B Batterie« Headquarter« of Ford« and Parts Ignition Part« for all Can Get yocir coupons for all Cash trade Louis & Penland CONFECTIONERY—CAFE Full line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, Fountain Drinks, IceCream, Bakery Goods, Hot or Cold Lunches I IM »Kl l.H H CONTRO!.* MH PEW ON OOOKKBERHY Notions Our Grocery stock is complete Farmer’s Warehouse Company, Phone, Red 67 Dry Goods A Texas Ranger, a Three Act play prvMnted by the Pleasantdale Imprcv meat club at the PlvaeanUlaie »cbool house; date Friday night March 13, 1V26- Everybcdv welcome. Admission, Adults 25 cents, children under 12 years 15 cents. A free lunch after play. Mrs. W.L. Reiehstein was a McMinn« viire visitor last Thursday morning. Howard Hadley of Portland spent the week end with home folks. Glenn McFarlane was a Portland vis itor last Friday. Bert McFarlane returned to his work in the Robinson sawmill near Willa, mina Sunday, after several days lav off caused bv a badly cut hand. Mr« T. C. Manning and two children from seattie. Wait.., are visiting at the home of Mr« P. B. Sweer.ev. Mm. Mann ing and Mrs. Sweeney were schoolmates. Mrs Bcott Edwards was quite sick a few days last week. Geo. boater and wife were Sunday evening visitors at the Ralph Hadley home. Meri« Reiehstein and Mr«. Mable Gib ton and children were Yamhill visitors, Saturday. Miu Valeria Flint who it attending tchool in .Monmouth spent the week end The $ American Neidlewauuui wijh home folks. The Household P. B. Sweenev and family and Mrs. Good Stories T. C Manning and children of Seattle. The Farm Journal Waith., «pent Sunday at the home of ar«. Sweeney*« brother, A’. 8. ü’Ren, AND THIS NEWSPAPER, in bayton. A rare and unusual money waving bargain offer in Hga Oerald and Kenneth Hadley and ing matter for the whole family for a year. We <«W John Litscher attended a party at the this combination to our reader? for a short tin» oafe Renewal subscriptions wiU be extended fWI J. H. Tient home, Friday night. Vernon Hadley went to Willamina Sunday evening, where he has employ ment in the Robinaou sawmill. J. A. McFarlane and wife were eountv teat visitors, Saturday. Misses Lula McKinley and Freda Kirk wood of Hopewell vieited Monday with Mrs. Geo Robinson. Mrs David Robinson and daughter urs. Gn-ver Johnson of Newburg visit ed relati-’es in Portland last Tuesday. ly. Both nrvt.n . r.-nev-d subscription* to this , Litt'e Dat id and Vaugn Dorsev, sone ‘3S receive the« B> t d>n t wait ir.til the of Geo Dorsey were quite sick last week. U.ca WlUA .wa. A.U FI vk vr On.« Year — OHDi Send your oitlcr to our odog Mrs. Alice Naeve and daughter Betty ot Tigard, Fay Robinson and family and Arthur Robinson and iaindv of Willa mina were Sun-lav visitors at the home of Mrs. David Robinsun. Electr’c cooking is the ideal wav. Our rate of three c< nts per Mrs. Ralph Hadley and sons Howard. kilo watt hour makes this method ec'Uomical and ,-at-sia to)il y C IU- Gerald and Kenneth were McMinnville petes with other forms of cooking fuels. visitors, Saturday. A long list of satisfied customers is the best evidence of the i «on • The Stringtown Needle Club met last otny and desirability of electricity tor your cooking purposes. The Thursday afternoon at the borne of Mrt. We have for ■ our Rov Biwards. Refreshments were serv Electric Range ia built for service ami long life. electric patrons only, the a atoms tic Westinghouse Range, which has ed bv the hostess assisted by mis . W, L. Reichstein. Those present wire proved its worth in thousands of homes in America. The price of Mesdames Hadlee, Bratnlet, McFarlane, energy [three cents per kilo watt hour] is right and the price of the W. L. Reiehstein, Scott an-i Roy Ed Electric Range is right. You will Ite phased. Your work in the wards. All report a good time. kitchen will be greatly reduced. (. lean, cool, comfortable, economical Dale Hadley and m II o Parish went to is the Electric way. Salem Monday night to attend the bas ket ball game between O. A. C. and U. of 0. Soft coal oi Briquette for the Brooders Chick Feed», Freeh Supply, any Brand Alfalfa Seed, Certified Grimm. Bee ns for Prices Aleike or Red Clover seed. Quality Seed Vetch Heed, Winter Oats, Spring Oats, Spring Wheat Garden Seed and Plants—Fertilizers When in the market for anything in our line we wel come a chance to figure with you. Kev. Geo. Stieglitt, Pa« tur. Fred Reicliitein who has been in the New bo* pi lai in McMinnville for two week« was able to return to bis home Ft last Wednealay. H m I w Emma Mitchell of Uuionvale who Is axsisting Mrs. Geo. Foster in the care of b«r uiolber, «pent Bunday with home folks. G. B. Foster transacted business in the county seal, Wednesday of last week. C. H. Sutton, Prop CONFIDENCE Every little detail of service is given our careful consid eration as also is the cost Which we aim to make as low as possible. We appreciate the sacred trust, placed in us when called to render professional service. Our aim is to merit your confidence Ladd’s Funeral Home Day and Night Phone Blue 90 Grent Care Token Againd Foreign Animal Diseases McMinnville. Orejón The painstaking care taken by F>-<1 er - ’ al veterinary officials to exclude animal | Geo. Antrim and wife were diseases from abroad is shown in the UNIONVALE dose supervision over numerous coni Complete control of mildew hat returned McMinnville shoppers Tuesday. Mra. C. L. Fowler mercial products. While all possible been obtained by use of before- home from Portland, Sunday j. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kidd avenues of danger to the livestock of blossom sprays in experimental afternoon. She stood the trip fine gave a birthday party at their the United States have received regular work on the planting of two Ben and ia gaining atrength rapidly. home Sunday in honor of W 11 inspection, additional safeguards are being added. For instance, fragile ton county farmers—W. L. Powell Andrew Hewitt has been very Ma g news and Mra. Beasie Kidd. articles, such as china and bric-a-brac, of Kiger Dlan.1 and W. W. Stover poorlv the past week. His — imported in large quantities, require of Corvallis. The first sprav, iime daughter Mrs. Let* Coates of careful packitrg, and for this purpose it sulfur 1 to 25, is put on before the Albany, and his sons, Roy of Cor- has been customary in the past to use blossom opens. It is followed two vallis, and Elmer of Albany, have P hav and straw. It is considered that •uch packing material, when originat weeks Inter by a second spray, and been helping to care for him. ing in a country where foot und-m->uth this by a third spray in 10 days to disease exists, may carry infection; Dr. Hewith called on his Unim • t two weeks if it cut lie put on be <onlequenlly official regulations require vale patients Friday and took Mr. C fore the blossom opens. ■the destruction of foreign packing Miller home with him. £ material of that sort upon arrival from If dry lime-au'fur la use! it is Archie Stoutenburg is very busy g an infected louutry unless ace- mpanied mixed with water at the rate of -1 with chickens and incubators; be S by cert tier tes of a; provi d disinfection pounds to 25 gallons. With these is now taking off his second hatch p issued bv American consular officers in sprays a thorough treatment is es of several hundred chicks. the country of origin. « But as a fun her means of tightening sential to success, the atation-furm- OF Dorothy Launer, daughter of o the quarantine against animal diseares er experiments show. The solu from abroad, the Bureau of Animal In tion must drench every part ol the Victor Launer, received quite » dustry, United States Department of serious cuts and bruises about her o plant. Agriculture, reports success in efforts to have bay and straw replaced by pack The mildew fungus hibernates face and head when the spring of ing of eonagricullural origin. Many in the leaf bud and if allowed to her jumper broke letting i fall SERVICE- SATISFACTION importing firms, says the bureau, have She ia under the become established in the growing upon her. arranged with shippers in foreign coun FAIR PRICES leaf will produce spores that may doctors care and we hope she will tries to use excelsior and paper for infect the berry. Since it is then aoon be better. packing. Imported hides and skins re ceive thorough disinfection and every too late to protect the fruit with Lynn Gubser and wife, Mrs. R_- • Consult possible precaution is taken in connec out putting sulfur on it, thereby E. Stoutenburg and Mrs. F. L. tion with the importation of animal by- damaging it for canning, the Withee attended the Sunday products and feeding materials. The sprays must be put on early School convention Friday evening. Treasury Department and other brandies of the Government having to enough and often enough to keep; Mr* Stoutenburg and Mrs. Withee do with imports are cooperating with McMinnville the disease from starting on the i attended the Saturday afternoon the Bureau of Animal Industry in its leaf, and evening services algo. JUUUUULt A AJULIJUUUl VUXA work of excluding animal contagion. Electric Supplies & Contracting Company “It Serves You Right” Newberg, Oregon. Phone, Blue 34 AT THE MOVIEs Saturday, March 14 “Back Home and Broke” P. Magazine, comedy Next Week s CLASSES a “Old Homestead” Show- nt 7:30 and 9:15 P M. Arcade Theatre Day ton, Oregon. QUALITY Ê : Dr. A. R. Miller Box Shooks, Cabinet Work« and Mill Work I General Building Contracting Built in Fixtures a Specialty M. R. Cooper Day ton, Oregon.