Dayton tribune., July 23, 1925, Image 8

V- fl, BALLAD
and ^ ot JD oot
Agates ground and mounted
A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware at
prices that are right.
Electric Ranges
The Electric Range makes • ccol and eonfortable kitchen the-e
daye of summer. The cooking is not a burden with the electric. In-
slant heat where you want it by turning a awich. The modern easy
way ie the Electric Ranje. No wood to split, no ashes to carry out.
no soot, no smoke, cleaner food.
Three cents per kilowatt hour for cooking purposes.
Everything you need in the electric line we carry in our stock, at
prices that are right. HOL SEW IRINO A SPEC 1AI T'i
Consult us flrat. Get our price*, buy at home. Edison Maxada
Lampe, made to last, labratory tested. not made to «*11. They are the
beat lamp«. Use prove the truth.
Marshach Brothers
TIME TABLE
Effective Hept. 7.
Tram« will arrive a« follow« .
To Portland
5:53 A. M.
No. 3M
H 37 A. M.
No. Mi
Final Cleanup of our Great July
Clearance Sale
Most of the people of Yamhill County have taken advantage of our
phenominal prices during our \\onderful July Clearance Sale. It you have
not been in our store within the last few days make it a point to be here dur­
ing the last 10 days of the Sale. We can assure you that weare puttingun
genuine Cleanup Prices on all Summer Goods and you can rest assured of
Quality merchandise.
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Sperai, Sunday only 8 :O5 p
36 ineb Normwudy and La 8iu-se Dreis Vdhe,
to 55c the y»nL
PreUy Pathrus and colors
in.
Regular
BARE ER SHOP
ClearanceSale Price 29 cents yard.
£ahco' I)aircuttmg
12 Momme Genuine Japaneae Silk Pongee.
Always w rth more
Aj« . • ? bo • <»lerg Laundry
Clearance sale Price b9 cents yard
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Three Pound Quilted Cotton Batt. 72x90 inches
Clearance sale Price $1.19.
Phone, Blue 34
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Famous SNOWY OWL,
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
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Day
Territory served.
Yamhill Electric Co.
Sheridan Light A Power Co.
Tualatin Valley Electric Co.
“It Serves You Right”
Newberg, Oregon.
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Girla Dresses in many color« and atylae.
Clearance sale Price 69c
Reg
INSURANCE
Fire, Theft, Embezzlement, and
Life. We care for your every need.
to $1 98
and 98c
Crystal While Laundry Soap— Regular «ixe bar»—30 bar*
Basement.
$1.00
J. L Sherman & Son
Dayton.
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Mrs. C. E Mauts
Mens Genuine Uncle Sam Work Shirts blue and gray chambray Worth $1 00
SALE PRICE
69c
BASEMENT
Wonderful lot of Colored Suede dress pumps and oxfords. High and military heels,
Upstairs prices to $8 50
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE $186
BASEMENT.
Rooming House
“Best Rooms On Earth"
Diyton.
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Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich
DENTIST
Girls Drees Straw Hate,
Black Straw with white straw trim—long ribbon
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE 89c
Office Phone Red 49
Dayton
81 inch bleached or brown Pequot Sheeting
CLEARANCE SALE PRICE
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Good Service
Good Milk
55c cents yard.
Oregon.
THE DAYTON
DAIRY
Deliver Twice Each Day
Marshack Brothers
Milton
A
Palmer
Day ton, Oregon ........Phon. 71x22
Successors To
D. IM. I^ayber^er
McMinnville,
V WMt.ra N.w>pap.r Colon >
HorlxonUI.
The city of Seoul, now called Keijo,
the seat of tbe Korean government, 1«
s place of quaint dress. Whit« Is the
universal color of outer clothing. I
whether for men or for women, The '
women, who are abort and fat, wear
fantastic balloon cotton skirts, Tbe I
men wear a “Mother Hubbard" robe,
baggy trousers tied at tbe snkles, and
a transparant “plug” hat, many sites
too small, tied under the chin. Long
thin whisker», grest horn-rlmm«d gog
gles, hslr put up In s queer topknot
to signify minhood, and pipes with
stems two or three feet long complete
the picture. When In mourning for a
male relative a man wears an Im­
mense strsw hat shaped like a toad­
stool.
Snlntloa will ap»car la aaz* Inane.
The Coffee Cure
units sufficient to double the ca­
pacity. Blue prints of the ih w
system,
worked out by E. K.
Oregon potato growers working
Wiegand
of the experiment stati n
for seed certification find it best to
will
be
tent
driermen of Oregon nt
join the inspector in making ex­
$150
each.
The system provides
aminations. Weak, diseased, and
for
drawing
the
warmed air back
off-type veins are pointed out by
again
to
be
used
over and over in ,
the college extension specialists to
heating
and
hydrating
the fruit,!
be dug and removed from the field.
instead
of
throwing
it
out
through 1
Disease may otherwise be spread
rapidly from p’ant to plant until the stack and wasting it.
Tile lines in drainage of Oreg' n{
much of the field is disqualified.
white
lands are laid four rods;
Failure to do the roguing at these
apart
in
the experiment station
times will cause rejection of the
plau
of
under
drainage. The tib s
flleld.
have
been
found
to draw for two
Cooking graine for pig feed has
rods
on
each
side.
been shown by feeding teste at the.
Bee hives well placed under
O, A. C. experiment station to be
not only of no value, but detri­ Oregon conditions do not rest
mental. While it may have a directly on the ground. Timbers
slight beneficial effect on
the 2 by 6 inches, bricks, or special
starches, cooking seems to lessen stands are used for supports, a
the digestibility of protein and stand 6 inches high being the best.
mineral matter.
Potatoes, being A sloping board is placed from the
very starchy, must be cooked for ground to the entrance to permit
best results. Roots are not often heavily laden bees that drop near
improved by cooking, and steam­ the hive to reach the entrance.
ing alfalfa has not provid profit­
•Mamma,” said a child recently,
able so far at Corvallis.
“am I descended from a monkey?”
Remodeling an Oregon tunnel “] don't know.” replied mamma,
p une drier to double its capacity “I did not know vour father’s people
costs less than building additional very well."
Reminders
TINSMITH ash PLUMBER
Kuving installed a Lnrdie Stitcbei
■ nd Finisher, I am prepared to di
a'l sice repairing with neatneM,
The past week has been a lively Daytos,
Vertical.
City of Quaint Drott
Farm
Oregon.
Sparhawk & Chamberlain
Coffee was once regarded as s cure-
all. The first advertisement of the
beverage was published In the Publick
Adviser of May 19, 1857, and an­
nounced that the proprietor of a shop
In Bartholomew Lane, London, was
stocking "a very wholesome and phy-1
slcal drink” called coffee, the virtue of j
which Included helping the digestion,
quickening the spirits, lightening the
heart and proving "excellent good
against eyesores, coughs, colds, head­
aches, gout, dropsy, scurvy, king’s
evil," and a long string of other all-,
ments.
Atmotphere Above Earth
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Sturdy Cottons
,00® for new settlers in tbe Land
for the Small Bov Settlement Department, of tbe
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Portland Chamber of Commerce. Could Y<»ur Family 1 ive On
I Marion county hns reported 185
$1.64 a Day?
V'
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lout
"tate arFival» sine» January,
’LL i
and Lane county hns submitted a
$10,000 at 6 per cent yields
like list of 36 since June first.
$1.64 Daily
Klamath county ha« just sent in Have You as much Insurance
|Lk
the names of six farmers from
Protection as you need?
B simp. California, who have
Guarantee Fund Life
bought farm« in that section of
Association
southern Oregon during the past
Omaha, Nebraska
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month. Nin* other new settlers
have been reported into the depart
C. S. LEWIS, A gent
_ment during the past week, mak-
R. F. D. No. 2
Dayton, Oregon
ing a total of 236. This reaches
Phone
9x10
the r<cord of almost 1(XX) settlers
reported through the Land Settle­
ment Department during it« period
of operation, the actual figure« to
date being 993.
Ladd’s Funeral Home
Ohl will people ever learn that
To Serve Humanity Better
its cheaper in the long run to buy
goods at home, from reliable mer-
Day and Night Phone Blue 90
Just about the best outfit for the 1
chants.
Does the itinerant ped­
romping little boy of three or the
kindergarten youngster are little bier, help to build your town. sup- McMinnville,
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pants-and-blouse suits.
They are
port
your
schools,
your
churche?
made of sturdy cottons or coarse lin­
ens, usually In tan, natural, brown, There is but a single word, cheap
blue or green, and sometimes have —»’nd that word is more often ap­
white collars and sleevehands. Cotton
plied to quality, as well as price.
cord and tassels make a prac etica)
Peddlers arc not selling goods for
front fastening.
their heaBh. Neither are they
giving articles away. That’s their
method of making a living, and
Facing a Burglar
If a burglar Is at your bedside nnd you're always the loser in the end.
blds you throw up your hands, throw Buy your goods at home from
them up. Keep them up. If you are
awakened by noise below or above or sponsible merchants.
The exact height of the earth s at
mosphere 1» not known. Some esti­
mates, based on the calculated heights
of shooting «tin when they first be- .
come luminous, place the limit at
which atmosphere has a density suffi
clent to produce any observable ef­
fects at about 200 miles. Very little
oxygen Is present In the air at a height
of 110 kilometers ((W.31 miles). There In another pnrt of your apartment
Is none at a height of 120 kilometers and. while you are Investigating,
Intect Civilization
(74.52 miles).
. come face to face with your burglar,
stop where you are. Don’t be fool­
That Insects do almost everything
hardy. Obey him Implicitly.
It is known to mankind, whom they excel
On Growing Old
cheaper. You can earn more money, in skill, is the belief of a well known
We all have to grow old, so do your you can buy Jewels to replace those nature student, who spoke before a
best not to worry about it. For over he takes: But not, my friend, If you meeting of the American Institute of
three thou«and year« people have been are dead.
Phrenology. While the less developed
trying to discover the secret of per- ,
But if yon have the drop on htm species live under rocks or In the earth
petual youth, but they have never dis­ and are sure of It, If you nre sure ahd exist by hunting, trapping and
covered it, and they never will. Old you won’t miss—let him have it. It Sailing for prey, others colonise In
age 1« a gracious and a happy state may not be the sporting thing to do large communities nnd keep herds,
when we accept ft naturally. It Is but he Is no sport. He is not giving raise crops and use leaves for clothing
only when we struggle that It become« you a sporting chance—and will not. ■nd shelter. Many insects even build
- George B. Dougherty In Liberty.
a tragedy.
flay streets and highways.
Only One Way
Man glories In lila physical strength,
and well he may. But the greatest
strength that a man may possess
comes from being clean and straight
■ nd right. Strong moral fiber Is made
by right living.
1« n» other
a ay to gain tUls.-AiriL