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com mu inca ble dieease occurs under hia The Tribune endeav worth-while news of this vicinity Glad to chronicle the coming and going of your friends Report il to tbe health officer Imae* dlately. Wbat Is ths duty of the health offic-r* Investigate tbe case it neceeeary, plaeanl the iwemisea, eufoice quaran tine and report to the Oregon Slate Board of Health. What la the funcUou of the Diegon xtate Board of Health in the control ol dangeroue i-ouimuaieable dieeaees? The Stale Board of Health receives and records all disease reports sent by health officers tinoughoul the alate in such a way that there ie immediatelv ' I available an accurate rating of eondi- ' lions in the state. All epidemics are investigated and local authorities are1 assisted and advised in regard to con trol measures. Wbat is quarantine'’ Ry quarantine is meant the absolute closing of tbe bduse and not permitting anyone to enter or leave it except medical attendants. What is isolation9 There are many uses for electricly in the home, store and factory. By isolation it Is meant that ttie Electric devices of an equal number for the uiee of electricity are patient and attendants shall be isolated available for the use of the electric consumer. in a part of tbe bouse awav from other In our store we carry a complete line of every thing in electrical members of the family No one except merchandise. attendants shall be permitted to enter If you require electric goods buy them from electric stores that or leave this part of the house. Other keep up to date as to the beet, durable and serviceable. Our stock of members of the household shall be lamps of all sizes are laboratory tested made for our electric consumers permitted to go about their regular made to last, giving full brilliancy of illumination up to the time they nell. business. burnout. We stand behind the perf -mance of the lamps we „v ^...i ---------- " hat should teachers do when pupil* Oar bouse wiring department M complete with a fall stock of Cede I ahow symptoms of dangerous communi cable disease? We are Beet workmanship and material employed on every job. Send them home at once and prompt headquarters for Electric Ranges, Washing Machines, Vacuum Clean ly notify the health officer All ex ers, all lamp socket device«, batteries, and electric water systems of ali posed children should continue school sizes to fit any need. * unless otherwise ordered by health Territory served: officer. All children should be care Yambill Electric Co. fully watched bv the teacher or nurn1 Sheridan Light & Power Co. for symptoms. Tualatin Valley Electric Co. Who issues the certificate of health allowing children to return to school after a dangerous communicable disease? The Health Officer. What is a disease carrier? “It Serves You Right” A well person who harbors in hie Newberg, Oregon. - - Phone, Blue 34 body, and gives off the virulent organ ism of disease, thereby acting as a carrier of infection. He may or may Charter No. 120 Reserve District No. 12 not have had the disease. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE ....... BANK OF DAYTON............................................ Wbat is tbe value of the Oregon AT .... DAYTON IN THE STATE OF OREGON State Board of Health in regaid to AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS...................... Sept. 28,.. 1925 RESOURCES carriers? i. Loans and discounts, including rediscounts shown in items.................................. Tbe rules and regulations provide lor 29 and 30, if anv............. 7.............................................. » .115,655.88 2. Overdrafts secured and unsecured .................................................................... 469.86 their quarantine or isolation. A carrier 3. U. 8. government securities owned, including those shown in............................. items 30 and 35, if anv.................................................... . ............................ .8,300.00 should be treated until he is non»infec- 4. Other bonds, warrants and securities, including foreign government, tious. state, municipal,'corporation, etc., including those shown in items. 30 and 35 if any ............................................................................................. .16,956.73 A mass meeting of the citizens was Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments, etc...................................... 4,004.35 6. Banking house, »7000.00; furniture and fixtures, »3150.00 ............... .10,150.00 held in the Arcade Theater building Monday night with Mayor Hibbert in Real estate owned other than banking house............................................ 9. (ab) Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, bankers and.. . the chair. The following were placed in trust companies designated and approved reserve agents of this bank 37,075.57 nomination for offices. For Mayor, J G 11. Checks on banks outside city or town of reporting bank and other.................. cash items........................................................................................ ................... 174.99 Park akd W 8 U'Ren, Recorder W T II Total eash and due from banks, items 8, 9, 10 and II, »37 50.56..................... Tucker, Treasurer J E Mellinger, Coun Inteiest, taxes and expenses paid............................................ 12. cilmen, A L Harding, W L Sheard, Total.................................................................................. »..192,787.38 Chas. 8imler, Archie Nichols, V H LIABILITIES Ballard and E 8 Filer. Three of thew 16. Capital (tock paid in » .25,000.00 are to be elected for a "term of three ....... 5,000.00 17. Surplus fund.... years. »8366.34 18. fa) Undivided profits (b) Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid »5583.14................. 2783.20 Salem—Willamette river now DEMAND DEPOSITS, other .than banks, subject to reserve: 21. Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits due the....... open for steamer navigation be State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds............................. 1 12.Y 332.34 24 Demand certificates of deposit outstanding ............................................. .. 771.75 tween Salem and Portland. Cashier’s checks of this bank outstanding pavable on demand............ 837.91 26. Certified checks outstanding ....................................................................... ....142.42 Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject.......... ku a xx « 9 « « a » ytt ^ ïî to reserve, items 23. 24 , 25, 26 . »127,084.42 TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and payable on demand or subject to notice: 27. Time certificates of deposit outstanding ........... ............................. ... .28.112 46 28. Havings deposits, payable subject to notice.......................... 4,807.30 Total of time and savings deposits parable on demand or subject....... to notice, items 27 and 28, »32,919 76 NEW Totai ............................ »192,787.38 STATE CF OREGON, County of. Yamhill . .88. Kimbull made pianos I............ Harry Sherman , ea-hier of tbe above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to tbe best of my knowledge 1375.60 and up ... .Cas«. 1er. and l/elief.................................................................... Ha rv Sherman Terms »10.00 per mo. CORRECT—Attest: (Beai) Subscribed and sworn to before me ' and up this 14.......... day of........... Oct. .. .,1925. J. L. Sherman......................... J. E. Mellinger.......................... Notary Public. R. L Harris..................... .. L. A. Roesner........................ My commission expires ... June 3, 1927 Harry Sberman, Directors. good«. Electric Supplies & Contracting Company What Is A Dangerous Corn manicale Disease? This is an accepted name of a con tagious disease and is one that can be communicated by one person »o another either by contact with diseased persons or through water, milk, air, clothes or anv other intermediary agent whatso ever, and that may be the cause of What are the main dangerous com municable diseases in tbe State of Oregon? Diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever, smallpox, typhoid fever, tuberculosis and whooping cough./ Which of these diseases are entirely preventable? Small pox, diphtheria and typhoid fever. Smallpox can be prevented by vaccination repeated every 5 to 7 years. Diphtheria can lie prevented by im munization with toxin-antitoxin. Ty phoid fever can be prevented by sanita tion and inoculation with anti-typboid vaccine repeated every three years. How can we attempt to prevent the S £ Rev. Thomas Griffin, the new pastor for U m Gos|>el( Assembly churches of Day ton and Newberg called Tuesday to place a revised card in the Tribune for their aor- vices at this place. The pastor and wife will make this their home having rented the Jim Waketield property. He is known as the Irish Evangelist from Killaruey Ireland. WET WEATHER GOODS at Real Savings We have ju»t received in our Bargaiu basement 33 solid cases of Rubber Goods Every article is strictly atan- dard, new, aiid eirries our usual broad warranty—satisfaction or your money back Every item has the brand of such well known tn a k era aa United States Rublier Company, Hood Rubber ('»mpany, Empire Rubber Company and others < quully well known You can buy with no misgivings here. Note our excep- tiqnally low prices on good, standard brands of both footwear and clothing. H. I*. MuilwuyGo TIMK TABLE Effective Sept. 7. Trains will arrive as follow,. To Portland No. No. No. No. No. Compare Why Pay More? 6tM A. M. 8 37 A M. 11:18 •i i* 2:40 P. M. 6:33 n o From Portland No 351 B:33 A. M. No. 3.57 1110 n it No. X5H 2:40 P. M, No. 3\i ti (M) O If No. 3Wi 7 :)3 Il II vial. Si Uudnv only 8 :05 p Children's Rubbers, sizes 4 to 10 j ...................................... uu Children's Rubbers, sizes 11 to 2 . .... 79 Misses Rubbers, sizes 11 ts> 2, heavy sobs and bee I a V Youths’ or Girl-’ extra heavy rubbers, sizes 11 to 2 . 89 Boys’ heavy Rolled Edge Rubbers, sites 2| to 6 98 Ail Women’s Rubbers—French heels, medium heels, low heels, l.gbt weight and Heavy service Rubbers 79 Women’s Footholds — good titters .... 49 Men's Broad or British Toe Rubbers—heavy . ____ 98 Meu’s English or Brogue toe Rubbeis , . 98 Child’s Red fop Pebble leg Boots, siie 4 to 11 2 19 Youths’ Red Rtiblier knee Boot, sizes 12 to 2 3 45 Boye* Red Rtiblier Boots, sizes 3 to 6 .... . 3.vA Men’s Black knee Boot*, sizes 6 to 12....................... . . .. 3 50 Men’s Hi-Top (Sturm King) Boots, Black ... ........... 4 95 Édite® Jyurcufüng; Boys’ and Girls’ black Cnnvas Oxfords, 11 to 2......................... 89 Agency for Newberg Laundry Boys’ and Girls’ black Canvas Oxfords, 2j to 8........ .... .98 Boys’ and Girls’ Basket Ball "Reda”, Suction Sole. 2 j to 6 I 49 Men’s Basket Ball "Keds", White, red trim, 6 to 11 1 69 Du y Ion, - Oregon. Boys’ and Girls’ black Slicker Coats. 6 to 10 yrs.................... 3.25 Boys’ and Girls’ black Slicker Coats, 12 to 18 y re. J ... . 3,75 B<>y Scout Rubber Surt.ce Goat, 6 to 18 yrs................. 4 39 INSURANCE Men’s Fish Brand mid Sawyers black Slicker Coats, Fire, I heft, Embezzlement, and medium length .......................................................... 8S5 Life. We care for your every need. Same thing—long........................................................................ i. 4 no Men’s Walrus or Gold Medal Oil Slicker Coals, medium lengh ............................ ............................................. « 50 Long length......................................................... ‘............. 7 50 Dayton. < hegon Boys’ ami Men's Slicker or “SQUAM” hats...................... . .69 Boys’ and Men’s Rubber eUiface Hata, boys’ Dr. O. C. Goodrich Men’s............................................................................. .... . .1 49 ......................................• Men’s Armv Wool Short Coats.................................. S 49 DENTIST Men’s Army All Wool Overcoats—long............................ .. 7 95 Office Phone Red 49 Men’s Navy Blue Denim Blanket Lined Coat ................. 3 49 Men’s Heavy Brown Duck Blanket Lined Coat................. I 19 Dayton Oregon. Men’s Full Sheep Lined Coat—Sheep Collar............... .11 95 Bovs’ Full Sheep Lined Coats.................................... . . .9 00 BARBER SHOP J. L Sherman & Son Try Us for Mail Orders. BARGAIN BASEMENT fl W. Burnard, M. D. Send Postage DEPARTMENT Phy sichin Phone Red 78. MARSHACK BROS - - Good Service DAIRY THE DAYTON Deliver Twice Each Day Successors to D. M. Nayberger McMinnville Dayton, Oregon Good Milk Milton A Oregon Palmer Day ton, Oregon Phom 7fx22 F. A. Sparhawk TINSMITHS Dayton am . PLUMBERS Oregon G. B. Abdi II Having installed a Landis Stitcher and Finisher, we are prepared to do all shoe repairing with neat nose. o tnreoerinnnrKTrrrrKTiKTirvMVKTiHrKTTin^^ Dayton. Tlys New Scale Model 10 Kimball 1420 00 - Auto < Iregon Insurance Easy Terms Something Special in Collision Coverage KIMBALL : □ C. 8. LEWIS, A gent R. F. D. No. 2 Dayton, Oregon Phone 9x10 3 The Piano of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Ladd’s Funeral Home We deliver it In your home on approval and sell at F. O. B. factory prices. To Serre Hmnanity Better Day and Night Phone Blue 90 McMinnville, e death, Should every citizen be able to recognize diseases? Only in a general way. He should "know the common signs, but be should Represented By never attempt to diagnose or treat. Dayton, Ore. Diagnosis and treatment require exjiert others? By prompt isolation of the individual » knowledge. McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway What should one do when suspicious showing suspicious symptoms and by taking every precaution against ex symptoms appear? Portland, Oregon. Call in an expert on diseases. posure. What should a physician or house Prompt treatment may prevent a long holder do when a case of dangerous Öl' IUUlJUlAJUUlJlJAAJUUlAJUUlJUlIl»JUlWlÄAJLÄAJläJtA?MMAAJUUUUUULllLt<<M illness. ' ' Oregon CALL 69X2 For Rates On HAY-GRAIN SWell’V Store, Ballard’ c 355 354 3r>8 352 360 and miscellaneous hauling Save Time and money 3 c. L. Christenson Truck Service