Dayton tribune., July 23, 1925, Image 5

DAYTON TRIBUNE
A. N. Morrill..........................
Editor
Pleasantdale
I^iw Richards, who ha»
been
employed here for several weeks,
Entorwl *1 Ilio |M>»t ottica in Dayton,
Oregon, »« recoud ciana mail mattar, in the Woods hop ÿard, left for
hia home at Castle Rock, Wash.,
umier the Act of March 3, 187V.
Hunda y.
BuliacripUon ♦!/»<) per year io advance.
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Carl Laemmle, presents
G B Foster anil wife vieited the
lily pon I, near H'qtewell, Bunday,
•Iso visited nt the Morton Tomp­
kins home ’»n Grand Island.
Jnly. 23 D«25.
The Slanderers
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Geo. Jsekiiian and family and
I. A. Jackman and daughter of
Nebtaeka made a trip uver the
Columbia River highway and ths
Full Gonpml /Auwembiy
Preaching and Divine Healing Service Mt. Hood Loop, Bunday.
Arthur Robinson nnd family of
Sunday—2.00 p. m.
Willaminn
visited relatives here
Bible Study
Wadneeiiay 7 :9U p. 0».
Tuesday.
All are welcome to come and wonhip
with u»
Mrs. Scott Edwards snd child­
Paator, aupphed.
ren and Mrs. Gro. Robinson visit­
ed relatives In Hopewell. Munday.
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Coming
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Methodist Church
Sunday School, 10 A. M., Jrank W.
Hole, Sup'l.
Morning Worebip. 11 Sermon by Paator
Fpwortb la-ague
” Vb P- ®-
Preaching Servlcee
8 00 p. in.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday.
< 30 p. in.
Mra. H. Thompson and »on»,
George and Vernon,
and Mra.
Kuiper of Dayton autoed to Cor*
vaflia, Sunday to visit Mrs. Aman­
da Lorenzen, who ia very ill at the
borne of her daughter Mra. Lyle
Willard.
While there they at*
tended the Evangelical
church
nnd henrd a fine sermon Ly Rev.
Lyle Willard.
Service at Webtoot,
Wm. Reichstein 8r. celebrated
Morning Worablp,
8:30 A. M.
Sunday School
H A. M. hie K3rd birthday at the horns of
hia daughter Mra. Melvin Hanville
Kev. J. F. Franklin, Paator.
Sunday, W. L. Reichstein and
family were also gueats at the
evangelical church
Manville home.
Frank M. Eisbar, Pastor.
H. Thompson •pent Saturday
F i . st asp Taiao S csdav « ur Murra
and Sunday at Pacific City,
Union vale
11 ;00 a. tn.
George
Thompson,
who
is
(irknd Island
3 0U p. tn.
employed in Portland. It spending
Dayton
8 OU p. tn.
luifkyette hia ninety day vacation with hit
8:00 p. tn.
! parents. H. Thompson and wife.
H koxp AMD Focara 8 i » davb
Fay
Robinson
and
family
Dayton
11 -00 a. m
Mt.
Piratant
Church,
Pike
arrived
home
Saturday
from
their
M i> HL
Unionvale vacation which wag spent near
• :U0 p. to.
Lafayette Wendling at the home of .Mr».
8 00 p. m.
"If America loses her Sabbath, she Rubinsoi.’a sister They returned
loses beraelf.*'
to Wendling, Sunday, where Mr.
Robinson will work in the mill.
Arthur Robinson and
family
and Misses Rowen and Rutb Dor­
sey were week end visitors at P»-
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Dayton
cifio City.
10:00 a. 1U.
Mrs. David Robinton returned
Sundav School
11 00 a. tn. home last Friday after spending
Preaching Service
7 :00 p. tn. several days in Portland.
B. Y. P. U.
8:00 p. m.
Evening Servira
Mrs. Terrel and Mrt. Grover
M :00 p. tn. Johnson of Newberg
Prayer Service Thursday
and Mrs.
Walter U. Smith, Partor. Ralph Hadley visited at the home
।of Mrs. David Robinson, Friday.
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Mrs. Ralph Hadley and son
THE NEEDS of mankind call for
Gerald; and Chas. Hadley were
more «nd mote printing.
McMinnville visitors Saturday.
The one who fall« to appreciate trifle«
Mis» Myra Wells of Yakima,
or the nicetie« of things will have no
part in bringing into being either Wash., was a Sunday visitor at
aucceaaful or beautiful thinga. Neither the Ralph Hadley home
will that one enjoy Iwauty or «ucee»«.—
Fay Robinson and family, Roy
Norman T. A. M under.__
Robinson and wife of Middleton,
Emily J. Nichol« 1« having consider­ and Scott Edwards and family
able improvement made in her residence spent Funday at the Geo. Robin-
propertv bv having plumbing flxluie» son home.
Installed Hhe is very proud of the«e
improvement» and expects to enjoy the
conveniences of our good water «viten».
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fwo Brothers Loved The
Same Girl
The Piano of Yes
terday, Today
and
Tomorrow
Hee this sublime story of true love scorched by the flames
of evil report.
Your heart gees out to the innocent victims.
You sigh with relief when the returned soldier shames the
hole town and silences the slanderous tongues.
You never saw a sweeter love story or a truer picture of
everyday American life.
Arcade Theatre- Sat, July 25
KIMBALL
Admission 10c and 2 äc .
Represented By
ewelry Store,
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Day ton, Ore..
McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway
Portland, Oregon
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FASHIONS
FFER
When in doubt about what to buy, and how to make your
summer dresses, always come and look over our Designer Maga- Q
zines and style books, th,y are up-to-the-minute. These Maga-
zines and style books are monthly publications, designed and
printed by people, that make a study of Fashions.
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Your
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\ A ■nerlrxn Need
You will find the dress material here that suits your fancy,
* 'iha Hr. os-nold
I! Good £ lories
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We have bought our line of dress goods in small yardage
as to get a larger selection
This give» you an opportunity
to secure a dress different from your neighbor.
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MD THIS NEWSPAPER,
A rare and unu_u.il mon-y saving bargain offe
ing matte. t r t..e w'.iute family for a year. ’
t. .1» c uabmx .jn to our reader» for a short H
Renewal aub»cri;>tioni will be extended
We also take orders for Delineator patterns and ci n
them for you on one day’s notice. T e same lime as our
signet service.
A OBIG INTERESTTNOf
ISSUES AT */. PRICK*
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Thi, is y cur chance to ge* 12 big issues of each W
the w .
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> pattrrna. eiulauidwy.
ipex, p nUryj dniry, liv <-ock. crope. form ■MMer
etc. D'.i't,
t..., o-.utuel opportunity toeet tlai
able, inter* - . d and -aatnxmve «roup of macaeti
ye^ are alo iJy a • chamber to any of three M»
yr r aubecripuon wil1
extended for one year.
only. Both new and renewal au hard pt lone to thia pt
receive these mazarines. But don’t wait until the cd
been Withdrawn. Ail Fira for Ont Tear — ORDER
The squadrons are located as
follows: Mount Hood Loop Road,
Fire Chief C C. Hon, covering the
Columbia
National
Forest in
southern Washington, and
the
western Oregon group of National
Forests; Deadwood Soda Springs
Emergency forest fire crews are Road on the Crater National For­
and next month, you’ll plan this weqk a new feature of the Forest Bervice est. Fire Ceief W. L. Jones, cover­
■ nd this month
Halo« com® fro n
the ing the southern Oregon group;
protective organization
in
intensive cultivation in advance, ju«t a»
crop« come from cultivated »oil and do Pacific Northwest thia year, ac- ! Cispus Bridge on the Rainier Na-
announcement
just tional Forest, Fire Chiei J L.
not come from seeds scattered on unore- cording to
pareit ground.—Th® Go-Gotter.
made bv District Forester C. M. Hagon, covering
the
western
Granger.
Washington group; and Labe Che-
Rooultn for Genoral Good
Each crew or squadron consists Jan, Fire Chief A'her Ireland, c< v-
Oregon’s potato grading and inspec­ of one forest fire chief, two or three I
Washington
ering the
eastern
tion law ia meeting with favor, gener.i1-
)y by raisers and dealers who »re on the fl.*e foreman, one camp superin— group of Nation al Forests.
They are
It simply conit ela the grower tendent and one cook
•quire.
The fire chiefs are all regular
or dealer to »tato the quality of the located at «tragic points in the Forest rangers with many years
spuds In the sack. Any I uyer is j ,reRl fire r giopg, «nd will be used
experience in handling large forest
entitled to tins information.
| only to direct the work on large
fires The other members of the
The Watsonville (Cal.) Regiat«r con­ fires. Each squadron is supplied squadrons are local residents who
tributes a thought to the discuarion of with motor transport ior a quick hive bad extensive in forest tire
the handling of crime newt:
getaway, and is in telephone com- fighting.
If the papers tried to report all the
municatian with the Forest Super­
decent, orderly, honest and virtuous
visor
’s headquarters. During the
conduct of a city It would take a dray
to deliver a «ingle I mus . Goodness ia time they are not actually needed
Easy to Foretell
so common, even among weak and on forest fires, they will work on
Change in Weather
erring humans, that it isn’t new*. road and bridge
building and
It 1« not always easy to tell what
Crime relatively is unusual; that is why
other forest improvements.
the weather la going to he. but a few
it geta into the papers. If goodness
“When a bad forest fire period ligna are very reliable. When It la
were news, there ia not machinery
enough to print all alsiut it. nor white develops”, said Mr. Granger, "one raining you will aometlmea notice that
the sky «tart« to clear In the form
paper enough to supply the presses.
of the greatest difliculties is to se­ of an arch. Close to the horizon you
cure experienced men
to
take can «ea the little half-circle which la
Law Proacrlbee Kind of Crop charge of the work. We hope to the beginning of the arch that wit!
Ou® of the most unusual law. passed simplify this problem through the •weep across the sky until there are
no cloud« left. Then you may be cer­
by any state la the act passed by the newly organiz- d squadrons, which tain It Is not going to rain ng«ln for
recent California legislature, which j wi|| gjve us the skeleton organiza- «orne time.
I,ook at the clouds at almost any
prescribea several <li«tricls in which R||jon for handling a large crew ef*
will hereafter be unlawful to plant »nv . j-cjent|v Action,-and immediase time of the dny. nnd If these get small­
er or remain about the anroe slxe, rnln
variety
of The
cotton
except
Acala
vm ‘Z
purpose
ol the
th. law
i. to] . action,-is the first requirement m la not likely. Should the cloud» get
restrict the growing of cotton to the one fire fighting.
The smouldering bigger, expect ahawera aoon.
In fine weather the wind Increases
variety of uniform length, for the best cigarette stub, easily pinched be- up to midday nnd then gradunlly die«
inlere.t» of the grower, themselves, but fore being thrown away, may re­ down. If the wind doe» not get less
the question it, if this law is held con-1
quire hundreds of men to put it after noon, end still more If It blows
stitutional, if legtslation along this line |
harder toward sunset, you tuny be al­
cannot al.o restrict production and out.-ii it is not put out
while
most sure bud weuther la coming.
variety of any crop.
small’,
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Little Ladies Appear
in Coat and Hat Sets
full line of Groceries at all times
M
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Special Fire Fighting Crews
Shippy & Filer
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There was never anything sweetet
than pretty coat-»nd-hat sets for little
girl, of four and up. One of them la
shown here. In checked flannel, which
may be had In many color coinbfnn- j
tions. The straw on the hat matcher i
the darker color In the flannel.
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Harvest
Days
Are Here
And
We
Are
Ready
To Serve
You With
is
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Longevity Frpm Sap?
Longevity through (he utilization of
,np from trees ns a food for humnn
beings is the theory of an Oregon
scientist, who is Investigating whether
there Is any foundation for a myth
that the ancients who lived to a great
age drank the sap of trees. Man must
be satisfied with a life of seventy or
eighty years, while a redwood tree tn
California, which was a seedling’525
years before Christ, goes on living at
2,500 years of age. he reasoned. If
this scientist can find and Isolate the
long life substance In the California
redwoods, he believes he will have
something better than a glnnd rare
for restoring youth nnd prolonging
'•fe, says Capper's Weekly.
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We buy and sell Grain and Hay. any amount. UI
Try Our service this fall and we will spare no
effort to please you.
We appreciate your business, and will try
hard to please you.
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Orygun.
Phone, Red 67