DAYTON TRIBUNE
Editor
A. N. Merrill
Entered at tbe post ottiea in Dayton,
Oregon, as second class mail matter,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
futHurlpliou IUM per year in advance.
July, v 192ft.
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III AMI HI! HNI'RCMMiKK IA I l< I
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Preaching a°d Divio* Healing Harvie*
Sunday-2.00 p m.
Thursday 7 30 p. in.
Bibi« Study
All are neloome to come and worship
with us
Rev Geo Bliegli»«,
Pastor.
Methodist Church
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Pleasantdale
R. M. Kosensteel and family left this
week tor their bom* in Stockton, Calif ,
alter »pun ling th* past Hire* weeks r
visiting relatives and friends In this
vicinity. y II Reu-hsleiu and family
accompanied them a. far »■ Medford
and will make an extended visit with
relatives there before returning.
Vvruon Hadley was unable to return
to bls work In Willamina, Monday,
on account of an injury to his toot, r*-
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<eivnd Sunday at Mlayette, while play­
ing ball, by Isoug knocked down and
stepped on by one ol the luifayelle
players.
it was very painful and
serious by being on th* same foot that
was cut while at work in the sawmill
a few days before.
Cbas, l.eonard of Monmouth is
spending a tew days this week at tbe
borne of bls brother-in-law Geo. Foster.
Roy Felly ,wif* and daughters Letbia.
Cecil and Lottie and Mr, Apple of
Halsm spent Saturday evening with
Mrs. Pelly's brother J. A. McFarlane
Ralph Thompson, Mise Verunia
Morgareidge, Glen McFarlane and
Miss Lucille Now bouse spent Sunday at
Pacific City.
Howard Hadley wbu is attending
business college in Portland spent the
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|The Sawdust Trail
A romance of tbe tent shows with all the flavor ol the
western plains.
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Sunday School, 10 A.M . Frank W
Huie, Sup’t.
Morning Worship. H Hermun by Pastor
Fpwortb league
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8 00 p m.
Preaching Service»
Junior U'Rrn visited at the heme of
Represented By
7.30 p in. his aunt Mrs. I' B. Rweenev last
Prayvr Meeting. Thursday.
Thursday
Service at Webfiiot,
Dayton, Ore.
Geo. Robinson and wife ami Mrs
H 30 A. M
Morning W.aabip,
.. Beoti Edwards and baby wer* county
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Sunday Sebool
seat visitors Friday.
McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway
Rev. J. F. Franklin. Pastor.
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Dale Hndtey transacted business in
Portland, Oregon.
the county seat last Friday morning
Eugene Gabriel and wile ol Tillamook
evangelical church
spent Monday at tire Geo. Foster home. Cl LU All « fiilis " HULllAULll 11 IS ii 1111U 11X111 null 1°
Frank M. Fisher, Pastor.
Mrs. Mabel Gibson and children,
Finsi atu» Tniav Stornata u" Must«
Wxs Morgareidge and family and
Union vale R. M Roaenitrel and family spent a
11 UO a. m.
Grind
Island few days at tbe beach last week.
3 00 p. m.
Day Um
8 00 p. tn.
A pleasant afternoon was spent at the
Lafayette
8:00 p. m.
home of Miss Esthar Niebels, Tuesday.
An alumnnum demonstration was held
Huovu and F opbtu ScfDAYS
a light
The denionitrator
BtOOa. tu.
Dayton
luncheon of roast beef, rice and lotaloes
3 00 p. n. Mt. Pltaaant
Church, Fike
all roasted on top of tbe stove. The
■ 00 p. m.
ünioiivale
hostess served ice cream and cake and
8 00 p. tn.
Lafay*«*
received foe her efforts an aluminum
•'ll America lo*M her Habbath, »h* frying pan and a double baking dish.
lose» herself.”
J. W. Booth and family of Amity and
Preston Dickey and family of Dallas
were visitors at the Wm Martin home
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday.
Dayton
H. Thompson and son George of
10:00 a. in. Portland spent the Fourth at Devil's
Sunday Hciiool
and unusual money saving bargain offer ta
11 00 a. tn.
Preaching Service
ing ma’tcr for the whole family for a year. W* MB»
Arthur (lean and family and Feiward
7 00 p. tn.
this combination to our readers for a short thnaOB^.
B. Y. P. U.
Renewal subacriptions will be ««tandem fee SMB
Hanley and wife of Portland, Prof.
8:oo
p.
m.
Evening Service
Atnbroae Nichol« and family of Corval­
R :00 p. m.
Prayer Servie* Thursday
lis and B. A. Felton and family »pent
A OBIG INTERESTUief
Walter G. Smith, Pastor. Saturday at the A»a Nichols, home.
O ISSUES AT »/• PRICE •
M im Elisabeth Sim« ia viaiting rela­
tive» in Portland tills week.
thc- r four valuable me.azine»—48 iaanea ka sM^**
or boli .-f 0 -<i»u»l »ub« r¡p« .Mn
• Matt Warren and family visited
relative» in Willamina, Saturday.
Wm. and Sam Sim« and families,
*bl*. inter*»b g «nd ’n«tract
Mr«. Beaaie Brown of Portland, Mr. and
Mr». DeWitt, Jr., and Mr. DeWitt, Sr.,
ami two childran of Wheatland and
Riley Clark and family of Day ton were
onlv. Both new ■ »K rrncwo! «ub^cription* to this
visitors nt tiie J. W. giuia horn* Sunday,
receive th*«e imw »*’- But don’t wait until the
drawn. AH five far One Year “ ORDl
Mr«. Geo. Gabriel ami little daughter
Sent! jour order to out office
Peggv of Madras are vhiUng their aunt
Mra. R. G. Hadley tbi« week.
Mrs. David Robinson 1« visiting
Otto Heitram is quite sick this week
relatives in Portlan-I this week.
Mrs. Alic* Naeve and daughter Bettv with a sore throat ami severe cold
of Tigard spent th* Fourth In Davton
Arcade Theatre Sat. July 11
KINIBAUU
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'AdaiiHeioa l<)c and 2^c.
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B ig B argain
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Save % On Your
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MAGAZINES!
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What’s Happening In
In the wildest romance of hi» screen career. Between
love-making and taming the wildest woman in the
Wild West Show, he finds time to perform some of the
funniest stunts you have ever »een.
FASHIONS
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When in doubt about what to buy, and how to make your
summer dresses, always come and look over our Designer Mags-
zines and style books, tbsy are up-to-the-minute. These Maga-
zines and style books are monthly publications, designed and A
printed by people, that make a study of Fashions.
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You will find the areas material here that suits yvjur fancy.
We have bought our line of dress goods io small yardage
as
to get a larger selection. This gives you an o pportunity
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to secure a dress different from your neighbor.
We also take orders for Delineator pattern« and can
them for vou on one day’s notice T e same lime as our D»
signer service.
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full line of Groceries at all times
F. R. Peard and family of Yak­
Real mourners will be few at the ima, Wash, visited
tbe Proflitt
funeral of the man who lives chleflv lor family the 4th.
himself.
There is no lubil that contributes
more to the broadening and softening
OU sec, when she liegnn to go in
ami refining of character than does tbe
for them, she decided tu get rid
habit of regular church attendance.
uf all her old furniture, including
Horace'« favorite chair. It hud lieeli Suppose we follow your course and let
in his family as long as he could
the church die; what organization will
remember, and lie proteated.
But
take it's place?
it's so shabby,” stud Mra. Ralston
The Evangelical church invites you to
"Ob, if that's all, I'll fix it
So he
worship with
next Bunday al 11 a. in.
did It over with Acme Quality > armi-
1.MC, and she consented to let him
The pastor will preach on the topic.
keep it—in his den One dav she was
• Ready For The Marriage Feast? ’
showing a distinguished collector her
new antiques
He was strangely | The Endeaver Societie« of Davton
unenthiuaastK until he happened to
and Unionvale will meet with Rev. and
< ateli a glimjwe of Horace • duu-rwlly
Mrs. Fisher at the Evangelical Parson­
hidden chair
H. aimply pounced
age,
Saturday, July 12th at 8 p. tu.
ujxin it -said it was one of the finest
examples he had ever seen, and all I A abort butiness session will be follow-
that—offered fabulous sums for it. 1 ed by an e’-eniug of good cheer and
Horace told him the whole story, and
fellowship. It you are a friend to tbe
Mrs. Ralston was spreshless with
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work among young people, vou Are in­
chagrin. Now when anyone mentions
vited.
antiquiw, Horace says: "My collection
is small, but good.'
Clavton Willard will preach At Union­
vale next Sunday at 8 p. m.
We are glad to announce that Rev.
A. A Winter, of Pennsylvania, a form­
er reaidant of Lafavette, will preach in
the Evangelical church there, Sunday
F. M. Fisher, pastor.
at 8 p. tn.
Don’t mention antiques to
Mrt. Raleton
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ACME QUALITY
VARNO-LAC
All th» n»i«Kborhoo<l buy. Ita Anne Q.i»hty
PunU KiamA, Alaina and Varnial.es in our
alore ' If you sani to join everyone else in
brlgi,lenriw up the hornea in the iwS|hlMrbo<el.
we nan laU you luet how to go »boul it, what
Amo» Prmluela to uae. and how to uar them.
Coma ui any time
E. Demaray Hdw
Clyde Sherman left this morn­
ing for San Francisco, Calif, after
visiting his relatives, the J. L.
Sherman family for some time.
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Organization Work» for
“Better” American Homes
For the past three years several
hundred American communities have
Raymond Hayden and wife of organized and held better-homes dem
m i/njv'u
Loa Angeles, itriiveu
arrived in
Dayton . onstrations, under the guidance and
visit at Ruth Hay« I with the advice of the national edu­
Tuesday for a
cational organization. Better Homes
den home. Wednesday, they all In America. Plans are now under
left for Seaside for an outing at way for extending this public service
to hundreds of additional communi­
the beach.
ties In 1925, as well as in those com
munltles which make a ‘'better
Lee Ba»» and wife anl son, homes" demonstration an annual af­
cousins of Mrs. J G. Park of fair.
Herbert Hoover, secretary of com­
Stevensville, Montana, visited here merce. Is president of the organize
a few days and went to Neskowin tion. The active direction of Better
Homes in America Is In the bands of
beach.
Dr. James Ford, executive director.
Doctor Ford Is a member of the fAcul-
Mr. and Mrs. Lou and Carol ty of Harvard, having been granted a
special leave of absence in order to
Sanford of Toledo, spent the week । undertake this educational work Be*
end at the Chas. Situier home. fpr Hon)ps tn America I« supported
home entirely by public and private rifts.
They were accompanied
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There are numerous excellent res
S|wcinl music at the Baptist church by Miss Dean Harding, who ’8
song why every community In the
Sunday morning will lie a duet by are. spending the week with them.
country should take advantage of t’>e
Vernon and Florence Bingham. In the
existence of this organization and.
evening there will be a solo by Miss
Monday evening ni E. Mabee was re- with Its help, demonstrate some or
Bingham.
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turning (rom his work In tbe hay field nil of the ways In which American
homes may be made better pla< es to
Levi Jackman and daughter of be was struck by a large auto as he live In. Tills means making the most
made tne turn from the highway at ’he of the family Income In tbe direction
Lincoln, Nebraska, arrived in F. W Hole corner. He gave the sigral
of comfort, economy and beauty
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Portland, Saturday evening nt the that he was going to turn but it « as better-homes organization directs Its
home of Mrs. Chaa Hagen. Sunday not seen by the autoist in time to principal efforts toward aldina the
morning the Hagen family and avoid the accident. Mr. Mabee was American family of small or moderate
his face was
Mr. Jackman and daughter drove thrown from his wheel and hand badly means.
cut and bruised and bis left
to this place where they spent the bruised. Mr. Hole took him to Me-
day with his brother George Jack- Minnvllle, immediately, where his
It required
won nd a were dressed.
man and family.
several stitches oy^r the left eye. At
Hester Hibbert is assisting at present he is reeling comfortably and
soon be —
able
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— out
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the pnstoffioe during Mr. Millers thinks he will
again. Neither machine was damaged.
This office for
absence on a Grilling trip.
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JOB
WORK!
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Shippy & Filer
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Sheep Dip
and
Fly
Spray
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Bring your own cans for filling and
save money
Spray Guns-Lice Liquid and Powder
Sulphur, Paris Green, Blue Vitrol, Arsenate of
Lead, Bordeaux, Lime and Sulphur, Black
Leaf 40, Leg Bands, Egg Carriers,
Bee Supplies, Stock and Dairy
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Salt. Axel Grease, Fleece Twine
Wool Bags, Remedies and Tonics
forJLive Stock.
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Farmer's Warehouse Company,
Phone, Red 67
Dayton, Oregon
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