Pleasantdale
DAYTON TRIBUNE
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Fklllor
Merrill
Vernon and
Fintar*! at the port ottica lu Dayton, wer»
Portland
Oregon, as second class mall matter, night.
under the Act of March 3, 187V.
SulMcripUon II.IM) per y««r hi adtauce.
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evangelical
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church
Frauk M. Fisher. Pastor.
Finer and T« i » d 8 cnd * x * or M onth
Vnlonvale
1) 00 a. tn.
G rend Island
3:00 p. m.
Dayton
8 00 p. in.
l.afuyrtle
8
p. rn.
Katosi» * nd Forain Srsno»
Dayton
Il 00 a. ui
Mt. Pleasant Church, Pike
3 00 p. iti.
Vnionvale
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lAluyelle
8 00 p. m.
••If America loses her Sabbath, she
loses herself."
Methodist Church
Sunday School, 10 A. M., Frank W.
Hole, Kup't.
Mornlug Worship. 11 Sermon by Pastor
7:00 p. tu.
Fpwurth league
8 00 p. m.
Preaching Service*
7 'M p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Thnreday.
Service at Webfoot,
9:30 A. M.
.Morning Worship,
Il A. M.
Sunday School
Kev. J. F. Franklin, Pastor.
Full Goapul Awaombly
Preaching ami Divine Healing Service
Humluy—2.00 p. ui.
Bible Study
Wednesday 7 :30 p. m.
All are welcome to come and worship
with u*.
Pastor, supplied.
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Dayton
10:00». ni.
li UO a. rn.
7 <>0 p. rn.
B. Y. PV.
8:oo p. m.
8.00
p. in.
Prayer Servie» Thursday
Walter G. Smith, Pastor.
Sunday School
Preaching Service
Kenneth Hadley
visitors Friday
Mrs. Mabel Gibson and children
returned horn« Bunday after
M|»anding the past two weeks with
relative* in Idaho.
J. A. McFarlane •nd wife and
Mise Evalyn Morgan were Silver-
ton visitors Saturday.
Mrs. George Foster and niece
Margaret Addison are spending •
few days at Pacific City.
Mrs. Ralph Hadley and «on
Gerald were county seat viaitors
Saturday.
W. L. Reicbstein and family
left for
Pendleton, Thursday,
where they will attend the Round-
Up.
Grover Johnson and wile of
Newberg and Arthur Robinson
and wife of Willamina were guests
at the home of Mrs. De vid Robin­
son, Sunday.
Q. B. Foster was a visitor at
Pacific City. Monday.
O. M. Murphf and wife of I
Salem are visiting their daughter
Mrs. Brook« Sweeney this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Blessing of
Hermialon spent last week with
Harvey Paine and wife.
Junior Nichol returned to his
home in Corvallis, Sunday, after
»pending the past two months at
the borne of his uncle Asa Nichols.
Mies Elisabeth Sims left for
bi r school in Tillamook County
lust Friday.
She was accompa­
nied as far ns Tillamook by her
mother who visited relatives there
¡or a few days.
Matt Warren and family spent
the week end with relatives in
West Lynn.
'Their daughters
Verna and Leia will attend high
school there this winter.
B orn —To - Mr. and Mrs. L A.
Criminins, Monday, September 14,
1925. n baby boy.
Harvey Paine and wife came
from Hermiston last week to put
in their crop here
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Harvest Days
Will Soon Be Over
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A call at our store will find us well stocked
with seasonable goods for fall seeding and
feeding.
Seed cleaning and feed chopping
or rolling, reasonably and promptly done.
We grind wheat into graham and com into
meal.
Fresh supply of old wneat flour
now here.
we handle eggs and poultry.
An inquiry concerning prices will be
cheerfully answered.
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ruined.
Mrs. VV orthington were
sThe Greatest Emotional Melo-
Drama Ever Pictured!
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HOUSE PETERS
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in
“THE TORNADO”
Based on Lincoln J Carter’s
Famous Stage Thriller
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A stupendous melodrama laid in the inspiring scenic« of
the great outdoors—showing wind and rain and a forest of
heavy logs, tornado driven, dimming the flood into a hideous
menace above a luck'ess town and one brave man riding the
logs to save thia town at the risk of hie life.
Farmer’s Warehouse Company,
Phone, Red 67
Arcade Theatre. Sat. Sept. 19
Admission 10c and 25c.
Dayton, Oregon
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Box Shooks, Cabinet Work
and Mill Work
I am now adding to my Box Business, a full line
of building material of all kinds. Lumber, Doors,
Windows, Wall Board and Roofing. When in
need of anything in this line>ome in, I will save
you money.
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Agates ground and mounted
A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware
prices that are right.
M. R. Cooper
In
¡nation for Wednesday.
of
fiftv,
the
freshmen
will
groups
receive instruction in the use of
the library at specified days dur­
ing the week
Registration
material will be released to them
Wednesday, Sept. 23. On Thurs­
day and Friday they consult their
advisers and make out their
courses for the year.
at
Oregon.
Day ton,
A. D. Gray who is employed in forty of the forty-three rejections
a garage in McMinnville was a have been due to this rule.
Among the new applicants is
Sunday visitor at home.
Frederick Warren Cosens, a mem­
The school bell will ring Sept. ber of the faculty of the University
28 calling the children to begin of California, southern branch,
who will do work for the degree of
their year’» work.
The La vender Club met last week doctor of philosophy, majoring in
education and minoring in physic­
at the home of Mrs. Milo Blough.
al education.
A most enjoyable afternoon wns
The pn-registration program for
Ten ladies were present. freshmen calle for their appear­
spent.
Besides the regular work of the ance on the campus Monday,
club the time was passed admiring Sept. 21, when physical examina-.
tions will be given. The English)
the baby bov and Mrs. Blough«
examination is scheduled for
beautiful flowers.
Tuesday, and the placement exam-
models shown here are typical of the | *
spirited shapes and Intricate trimmings ing
that give them chic.
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Carl Laemmle presents
University of Oregon, Eugene,
Sept* 17—(Special)—One thou­
sand and ninety-six new students
have applied for admission to the
University of Oregon for the fall
term, a total 144 in excess of the
number who applied for the fall
term a year ago, and exceeding
the 1923 record by 344, according
to Carlton E. Spencer, registrar.
J. E. Morback and wile of
The number of applications and
Sherwood were Sunday visitors
acceptances indicate that total
Copied Eastern Table»
at the Harold Atm home.
It win not, probably, until the time
University enrollment for 1925—
Miss Belle Belcher has made 2« will be above 3,000, creating a
of the Crusader* that the table be­
came iin honored piece of furniture In several trips to Portland to assist ।
' new reghtration record.
the home* of the Britons. It bus been
in preparing for the entertainment, As applications of new students
established that the knight* and
»quires of these times, on their Jour­ of visitors at the Sovereign Grand will be accepted Until registration
neys to the East, suw «peclmen* of I,odge convening there next week.
days, Sept. 24 and 25, the total
tables that were exquisite In their
Mr«. Georgia Morgan and is certain to eiceed 1096, Mr.
beauty of design and perfect crafts­
manship. U Is not too much to Im­ daughter Audrey have returned Spencer says.
Already the cre­
agine that on their return to their own from a visit at Junction City.
dentials
of
1017
new
students have
land they set about to copy the ta­
Mrs. Olive W’ythcombe of Fall­ ken accepted by the entrance
bles that they had seen In the palaces
of the Egyptians and Assyrians.
bridge visited with her mother committee, of which approximate-
Mr*. Frank Davis this week.
ly 800 are freshmen. At this time
Helpful Suggeetion
Mrs. H. B. Ferguson entertained last year 848 new students had
••Ye*." »aid the doctor, Impressively.
been accepted, and in 1923, 6<9.
"I think you had better take up golf." the following guests at dinner
This
year’s freshman class will set
Mrs. Susan Ferguson
The patient squirmed uneasily In ids Sunday:
chair. "1 have, doctor," he »aid at and daughter Margaret of Carlton a record.
length. "I've taken up golf, tn fact.
The entrance committee has
1 and J. Lininger and family of
I've taken It up aad dropi»ed It.” The
refused
admission to numbers of
physician was not daunted In the least. Portland.
applicant?
either because they did
He smiled »nd continued: “In that
F. J. Deets and family of Port-
case I would suggest you take It up
not
meet
University scholarship
again and try to get some Indestruct­ land, former residents of tbis^
place, were Sunday visitors he’e. requirements or because, as non-
ible club«."
H..1 Cl.rk .»<1
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Matrons' Millinery
j for admiosion to the state umvor
Smart and Dignified
Portland guest« Sunday.
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own
jate,
At 9:30 Friday evening the fire
bell rang, calling out the fact that
the house which had been occu­
pied by the late J. J. Stuart and
daughter Winifred Worthington
Ingenious and beautiful workman­ was burning.
The house owned
ship in hats made of lustrous and
rich materials give to matrons’ mil-1 by J. E. Hembree was completely
llnery the required dignity. The three |
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Household goods belong-
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Save by Trading at nome
So You will have more
Money to Spend
Caps
School Supplies
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“Look”! The biggest value we have
ever offered in tablets. A smooth paper,
large sized tablet for only a dime, 10c.
140 sheets which is 14 for a cent
Tablet«. Ink notebook covtreand fillers.
Note Bock rulers, Erasers, Pens, Pencils
and everything except books.
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The Famous “STARS" for every­
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These are the lateet styles and the qual-
ilv and workmanship is the very beet
priced
81.25 81.50 81.75
3'2.00 £
Jazz Caps
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Of the Jantzen knit,
wool, built for wear, ail W
colors.
SHOES
We cw save you money on your
wear.
Our shoe stock is complete.
foot
Don’t go to the large city and buy your
shoes where thev have big rent and heavy
over-heid to «charge up to ycu, besides
make their profit
Save by trading at home
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UMBRELLAS
Hi Of the very latest, from
ten to 16 ribs, made in
the latest shapes and col­
ors, from 4.00 to 0.50
Others for 1.00 and up.
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The famous "SHELTON” cap with
adjustable attachment to fit anyone.
Basket Ball Shoes w
The sturdy “U, S/ the
very best Basket Ball Shoe
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on the market,
$ LOO. Don’t pay more. w
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We have other < cheaper
ones
FLANNEL SHIRTS
A Big Yank flannel W
shirt in nifty colors, tine
for dress wear only $5.90
Another one in khaki
mixed, built for service
only $3.oo
Shippy & Filer