DAYTON TRIISUNH
Editor
A. N. Merrill
Pleasantdale
Vernon Hadley returned to his work
in
Willamina, Monday, after several
Enteret! at the pont ottica In Payton,
days
lay off, on accoubt uf culling hi»
Oregon, an second class mail matter,
under the Act of March 3, 1H7Ö.
foot.
Geo Christenson and wife transacted
buxine»«
iu the county seat Monday
Subscription •> .W per year In advance.
afternoon.
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Hadley went to Portland
July. 2 192fi
Tuesday morning to attend a Mg imtia-
Adv." (•Ins
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tlon ot the M. W. A lodg. Tuesday
Illi AMI Hl< AN PHI IS ASM * IAH' I
several membeis from the
night
Dayton lodge attended.
I uli fio • pu I awwwinblv
Preaching and Divine Haaliug Service
Sunday—2 00 p tn.
Thursday 7 :3U p. in.
Bible Study
All are welcome to come and worship
with us
KeV. Gro. Slirglitt,
Pastor.
Methodist Church
Frank W
Kunday School, 10 A. M
Hole, Hup'l.
Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pasto»
7 OU p. in.
Epworth league
8 U0 p. tn.
Preaching Service»
Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 7 3Ü p m.
Service at Wabfoot,
W 30 A. M.
Morning Worship,
11 A M.
Sunday School
Rev. J. F. Franklin, Pastor.
EVANGELICAL church
Frank M. Fisher. Pastor.
F irst aw »T* ibd B v «» a T s or Mo*»*
Unionvale
11:00 a. m.
Grand Island
3 Oo p. m.
bayton
8:00 p. m.
Lafayette
8 JO p. m.
Swxixn ano FovaTtr S ckdavs
11:00 a. m.
Dayton
3 00 p. m.
Mt. Pleasant Church, Pike
8 00 p m.
Unionvale
8 00 p. m.
Ufayette
“If America lose» her Sabbath, «he
lose* herself.”
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Daytun
10:00 a. m.
11 :00 a. m.
7 IO P m.
B. Y. P. Ü.
8:00 p. rn.
Evening Service
8 (MJ p. tn.
Tim ruda V
Walter G. Smith, l'artor.
Bunday Bcbool
Preaching Service
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Gaiety Girl
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by MAry Philbin
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Mr». F H Reichstein and Mr»,
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daughter
Roy Edward»
and
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Margaret were county seat visitor»
Munday afternoon.
Scott Edwards and family visit
ed relatives in Hopewell, Sunday.
M ir . Geo. Robinson visited rela
tives in Hopewell, Thursday.
Haying, cultivating corn, bop
yard work an! the picking of
tierries and cherries are keeping
everyone buey lhe«m days.
Vernuo and Kenneth Hadley
Wake field were
Jamen
Admission tOc and
I huraday.
Willamina
L. Reichstein ami nun
Represented By
Lawrence of Willamina altenilrd
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Dayton, Ore.
the tuner*! of their Lither-in-law
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and grandfather the late Geo.
Savage, Saturday.
McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway
Mr. Johnson, father of Mr». Jim
Portland, Oregon.
Hibbert, underwent an operation
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in McMinnville, Tuesday.
Ci. (UijiJUUl»tAJULft-aJLIL!Lili9JUUlJl ILIAAN
Mesdames David Robinson and
Geo. Robinson attended the berry
festival in Newberg, Saturday.
When in doubt about what to buy, and how to make yonr
The large barn on the J. A. Me-
summer
dresses, always come and look oyer our Designer Maga
Fariane farm will soon be complet-1
zines
and
style book», they are up-to-the-minute. These Maga
ed and ready for the bay crop.
zines
and
style books are monthly publications, designed and
THIS NEWSMPBb
Mrs. Mable Gibson and children
printed by people, that make a study of Fashions.
and Mrs. Roy Edwards and daugh
A r .r-and u - uvj »! money snving bargain o4fertaWj^>
Im' mot r ! r t e whole family for a year. We oflta
ter were county seat visitors Sat«j
t . vc b n , 113 onr readers for a short ttaiaca^l
urday.
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Mrs R. 0. Hadley entertained
Th«
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You will find the dress material here that suits your fancy,
the Stringtown Needle Club at her
k American NeedlewoiMa
We have bought our line of dress goods in small yardage
5,1 The Household
home last Thursday afternoon.
d Luodfctorie*
as
to get a larger selections. This gives you an opportunity
so
E The Farm Joaraal
J. A. McFarlane and wife trans
secure
a dress different Irom your neighbor.
to
acted business in McMinnville
Saturday,
Vernon Hadley visited friends
in Por’d ind last week,
$ — Walso take orders for Delineator patterns and r«n
R. M. Ro»enHte“l nnd family
nnd W. L. Riechstein und family
$ them for you on one djv’s notice. T e same time
>8 f. * EkG INTERESTIWOf
made a trip over the Columbia
signer service.
O IS SUES AT */* PRICE*
River Highway and Mount Hood
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T.. s lx yourchanec to gc‘ 12 big IsMescfMEhaf
Loop, lust Saturday and Sundav
They report a wonderful time and
a variety of weather.
tv» 4« ..iw’tal >'pfxxtunity to *Pt
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• ytnj'-ftve group oí
R. 0. Hadley nnd wife were
McMinnville visitors Monday.
Send ta
Litt’e David Dorsey, sou of Geo.
Dorsey is quite lick ibis week.
h new
renew*! «ibecrip**nne to th!« M
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K*. Dut don't wait until the «
Roy Robinson and wife of
•j iwn. Alt i rr< for Ont Year — ORDER
Middleton. J.J. Tice of Sheridan
Send your order to oar oAc*
Herbert Haven of Woodburn and
Mrs. Alice Naive and daughter
formed by all bodies infeited with
diphtbena.
What we do is to supply
Bettv were Sundav visitors at the
an extra amount, to supplement that
home uf Mrs. David Robinson.
The Piano of Yes
terday, Today
cHld n..
Tomorrow
The “Gaiety Girl’’ is commonly
known the world over as the girl with
tin
Arcade Theatre
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Ballard’s; Jewelry Store,
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FASHIONS
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MAGAZINES!
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When Diphtheria Kills
with
ACME
QUALITY
BARN RED
lasts a long time
prevents rot and
decay
E. Demaray Hdw
Scentleaa Flower»
Only about one-fifth of the total
number of flower» have nny fnigrawca
Hod and yellow flowers lire the moet
Hable to smell, while violet-bine flow-
ers rarely huv» any scent. There are
308 varieties of violet blue flower», and
onlf U bear fragrance.
munity
la
Finer School Building»
It Universal Demand
The little old red schoolhouse is
dropping off Into obscurity. Like the
hickory stick of the Three Il's days.
It Is becoming but a ghost of the dim
past.
"Modern progress." says the Indiana
Limestone Quarrymen's association,
"Is sweeping before It the flimsy shells
that once housed armies of tiny Amer
leans. These claptrap structures, cold,
iinsnnltnry and at best poor Are risks
are rapidly being replaced by sturdy
modern buildings.
"A survey Just completed shows
that during the year 1024 more than
$225.000.0110 was expended In repine-
Ing antiqunted school buildings
"Plans have been adopted and eon
tenets already awarded Indicate that
the present year will show a At if I
greater volume of school building con
structlon. Beauty In architecture I*
being combined with utilization
"Community Interest and civic pride
are In n measure responsible for the
stride toward better school buildings
More and more schools are becoming
community centers as well ns temples
of wisdom. Space for assemblies and
recreation purposes are now almost
a first consideration.
"Waste of space was a character
latlc of many old school buildings.
By Judicious architecture, It has been
estimated, $50,000,000 could be saved,
the chief economies being In the re
duction of waste space on stairs and
corridors and the Increase In naahle
which is naturally being formed, but
Regarding four deaths from diph which is formed too slowly to prevent
theria in New York, “none of the damage to the system and possible
pat'ents received antitoxin earlier than
death.
the third day of the disease*’. Of three
The parent must remember that:
more children who died, one was not
1. Diphtheria is dangeious but most
seen by a physician for six days after
curable at the start. Call a doctor
the disease started, another for four
AT ONCE if the child has sore
days and the third for “several days”.
throat or suspicious symptoms.
Reports such as these are very common,
2. Antitoxin is a natural product
and are of great importance in view of
and can do no barm. DELAY IN
the many small outbreaks of diphtheria
ADMINISTRATION CAN AND
in Oregon lately.
‘ DOES.
Diphtheria antitoxin has lieen in me
The doctor must think of this:
for almost thirty years, yet in Oregon,
1. Out of 75 deaths trom diphtheria
in 1924, 107 deaths from diphtheria
analysed in Chicago recently, 3u
were reported, and there were probably
were probably due to failure to call
more. How many of these deaths were
a doctor earlv enough, 27 to failure
necessary, and how many could have
of doctor to make early diagnosis,
been avoided? It has been shown that
12 to insufficient amount of anti-
when antitoxin is given on the first day
toxin used and only six probably
of the disease, only 2.2 tier cent of the
unavoidable.
cases die, while by the second day the
2. It does not hurt to give antitoxin
percentage has risen to 7.6. If the
occasionally in a case which is not
antitoxin is delayed till the third day,
It is often deadly to
diphtheria,
seventeen out of each hundred die, and
delay until an absolute disgnovi»
the percentage rises to twenty-four for
can be made.
the fourth and thirty-four each for the
fifth and sixth days. This gives some
idea of Ilie importance of immediate
Buried WafeÄ
attention
A womnn's wnfch plowed under 17
The genii of diphtheria lives only on years ago on the farm of John Briggs
a small area of the body, usually in the j at Avoca, N Y„ has .lust been recov
ered when potato diggers came upon
throat, mouth or nose.
The damaie L
It In n hill of potatoes The crystal
done by a poison, or toxin, wineii .t was not broken nud the watch was In
manufactures and which is carried ull good condition.
over the body by the blood
This
poison attacks the tissues of the body,
Edible Muakrat»
notublv the nervous system and the
The flesh of the muskrat for hu
heart muscle, accounting for the paral man food Is variously esteemed, but j
ysis often following diphtlieiia, and the : these animals are sold extensively In
freqtienl deaths from heart failure fcl- some markets of the East and Middle ‘
lowing exertion after the disease seems: West. In the retail markets they are
sold as "marsh rabbits" and have a '
to lw over.
Antitoxin is an antidote to the poison, flavor somewhatdike the wild duck.
destroying it as it is passing through
the body, before it can attack the body
tissues.
After the toxin has once
attacked the body, antitoxin can no
longer neutralize it, for tbe damage is
area.
done. Therefore the antitoxin must be
school
"The future will see finer
bonding» with better facilities and nt given early enough to forestall damage
tv tiie body by the toxin.
Antitoxin is
a lower cost to the taxpayer."
a perfectly normal substance, winch is
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Protect
your
farm
buildings'
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Many New Year'» Daya
The Athenians began the year Io
June, the Roman« flrat In March and
afterward tn January, the Persians rm
August 11, the Macedonians In ftap-
tember. the Mohammedans In July.
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Shippy & Filer
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Sheep Dip
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and
Fly
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Spray
Bring your own cans for filling and
save money
Spray |G uns-Lice Liquid and Powder
Sulphur, Paris Green, Blue V itrol, Arsenate
Lead, Bordeaux, Lime and Sulphur, Black
Uaf 40,; Leg Bands, Egg Carriers,
Bee Supplies, Stock} and ‘Dairy
Salt. Axel Greaue, Fleece Twine
Wool Bags, Remedies and Tonics
forJLive Stock
Farmer’s Warehouse Company,
Fhone. Red 67
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