Dayton tribune., November 19, 1925, Image 5

IMYTON TRIBUNE
A. N. Merrill
Editor
Entered at tbs poet office iu Dayton,
Oregon, as second class mail matter,
under th» Act of March 3, l»7y.
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Want Ads
Although it was a stormy evening,
fourteen Kobakaha mat at tbs home <4
^or Buck heel ahoet, Meu, Boys
• Mi»« Bell« Belcher last W«la«dsy
buck HECTSHOES
•tui Girls, go to C. B
HubrnripUna 11.50 par year in advance. Minn villa, Oregon.
‘THREE GREAT DAYS'
SAYS L J. COLMAN
OSBORN'S
Collin, Me-'
•vsnlng m honor of Mrs. Uura Hub- Northwest Chairman N. E. R.
bard.
A jolly time was bad by all.
Urges Observance of "Gold­
•» mi Paio f„r f,|H# t*,!), dentai Handwicbas, cake ami eocoa were aorved.
November. lu IVSn.
en Rule Sunday.”
¿Ola. puimuu, and discarde.1 jewelry. Mrs. Hubbard went to Sentti«, Nunday,
Hoke Halting A Refining Ca„ GUego. where .J». wU| >pend tbe wU|ff
Michigan."
Laareace J Colman, of Seattle, has
with bar aoa Carl and family.
the Chairmanship for th.,
FOR RALE
Mi» Margaret Holder, of Iha North
J*““ K*“11*' and G°M«n Huie
Mv r.Mdenc. property in Dayton. Two Pacific Evangelical JnatituU of p.jrt. H| "ddy ,or
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Northwest Region, In
Frank M. Fisher, Pa.'or,
«eres, seven room modern house. No iand, will occupy
Ltah
’
W
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h°’ Mon'“n« Oregon,
Evangelical pulpit
W«>lons'.„, British
and
reasonable offer refuseri. Term» to re-
F irst and Titian dcMbJTs or Mown
Sunday evenlag. Mi.. Holder I. a fine piwi V' Wbl<h J J »^••ker. of
»UOU.Ibl, parti,,.
j L Htuait
II 00 a m.
ortland, Is the Regional Director
Un Ion vale <- usik Bank I uilding, Albany, Oregon. •peaker and siuger.
3 00 p. m,
Colman la well known through th.
Grand ia I and
A rtanksgiriog program and basket •nOrJ?rr‘
BCCOUDt
hi. interest
7 :30 p, m.
WM-lal will be held Tuesday evening, In religious and philanthropic institu­
Hmosn » sd Forarli Hv » do »
tions among them being the Seabeck.
H von are not well, call at VanDorn's
Wash conference grounds, which he
11 '(X) a. m
1 »ay ton
Tb. wind and rain hav« wrought ha, donated for the iue of various
•
lid
receive
a
quart
jar
of
Radium
3 OU p. in.
Mt Plra.ant Church, Pika
Rummer groups.
Urayatw W“’,r *"V'' ■°'»1“« lor 16 day,. FREE hav<< among th, telephon, lia«« »„j
' 30 p. m,
Hprakfng of Golden Rule .Sanday he
much repairing I. being don.
I be church I» a building and loan bo ubhgntl<>n what ao ever.
»ay». ’There are three great day, fn
•KM Írly lu help erect tuunNiun« hi
•oDum, -pbuM 1013, Dayton.
At th. Council Meeting, Monday November and December. The first
lira ven.”
I
the fallowing
Wr.( ne m Thanksgiving Day. the third. Christ
‘•‘Wn comes Gold
inated :
A H Laman, .Mayor; Will 811 »»uIe Sunday.
Methodist Church
Morgan,
8.
D. Neloon, »nd A. P.Tbank»«»»ing Day *• count
Mr». A M. Yucutu, the drear­
Runday School, 10 A. M„ Frank W. maker will ke glad lo »«e her old
Hole, Fup'l.
border; J. J. Hembrw. treasurer; I
curtotnrra and aleo new one».
,hlnk °» our vast farma
Morning Worship. 1) Hermon by Pastor
frank Holmes, marshall.
great unlveraltle. and college», fa< tor-
Fpworth League
0:30 p. m.
Corn For Salo
le« and other evidence, o’ material
I prosperity
We are, or - n„u)<J
Preselling Services
7 :30 p. m.
Corn for »ale at le fier lb or 120
X m H.4'* ‘ *°”‘rn",,‘nt under
near
the
schoolhouse
last
Hatnrd
Entire line of High Grade Merchandise for every
Prayer Meeting. Thursday. 7 30 p in per ton.
»b|f b b0th property 8Dd Hfe ap; gaf.
Gro. Wood,
resulted In no injurie, to the .„i
membe,. of the family to be completely sacrificed bi
” a*“ln B '’“T °» »"•»ting
One-fuurh mile gonth oi Webfoot
Service at Webfoot,
oasnpunta although vom, of the ear« and mirth to which we Invite ow
Morning Worship,
0:30 A. M.
the arrivai °f distinct,y new
wer« damaged.
’ ^n<1 w,th "’»’o® too often, oar
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,beco®e merely exchange.
Hundav School
Il A. M.
H yo'i are intere.ted In Iboeo
"Dad" Wulever was taken to Dr.
On Golden RU|e Sunday. December
l^roy Walker, l’aalor.
Ma.ler Recipe», Mr». DeGraf wj|| Kelt«,!-, hospital lor an operation last •Tv.'
Can ^"»omber the word
be g’ad io Mnd you ber free hook SMurday. His many friend. are <lad When thou makeet a feast, call the
halt’ the raalDlpd and the
Full Gowpol Asaombly
The reduction» will be bo complete —
"*) F<.ml Ddights Frotn 8 Ma»t«r to know lie is dclng nicely.
blind. W, can practice that pure re
That
it will pay you enormously in
Hg on which vl.lt. the fatherless and
Stop.. Ixxik. Listen. Don't fail to Ratei pe», "j A request to .Mr»
Belle
The Y.mhlll E'ectrM Co is at work widow in tbelr affliction. Surely there
hear the Irish Evangelist from Killaru- iy-Graf, 447 Sutter St., San
the
saving»
you are bound to make on
Fran- "tting new poles and changing their waa never a greater contrast in all
ey assisted bv his wife the cornetist. cisco, Calif.
every item you purchase—act quickly
bi.tory than the one between our
Hoe to tbs other side of the street.
Sunday School
0:30 A.M.
wealth, prosperity and »ecurlty Bnd
Preaching
11: A. M.
Mrs. R. F. Brockman sod children the condition of the people of the Near
Sick prayed for Wednesday,
8; p. M.
|
returned
to their home in Corv.lli, last Ea»t. exfled from thefr home land,
Everybotly welcome to hear the Little
without employment, home» or food
I^ing Qoea to the Wood
Saturday, after» wesk's visit with reia- except a. the Golden Rule operates in
Mau with the big message.
I thiopi. |S nn »„„mt country,' but
our heart» to make us do to other,
Pastor Thomas Griffin
for gvnerMtlon. it, capita} ba. ben tives 1 are
I he Man or Woman with limited means will find that
what we would have others do for us
werely a temporary homa for the kina
Mrs. Georgi. Morgan and daughter
Thl. d.guh.ry locterf ln .oc’*;’
fa more than fifty nations on Gold
peak .»rrounded by military d.fenw Audrey l.ft Tue.lav for a two week’s en Rule Sunday, December «th. mauy
BAPTIST
CHURCH
person, will provide for their Sunday
A ramblfag vUlag» .pr.a< up
visit at North Bend, Washington.
dinner approximately the menu thaT
Dayton
and » |.wn,
uut|| the woo<] o(
fa provided when fund, permit by the
Mrs. Ed. Bryan very
(be vicinity w„ cxhHn.ted, whertupw
Sunday School
10:00 a. tn.
pleasantly Near Saat Relief f0r the ten. of thou»
t».e court „nil It. f.d|ower.
entertained
Preaching Service
the latvender Club last • nd. of orphan children in its care,
11:00 a. in.
care,
,77 "" A<,,,l,,
Wednesday,
II. Y. P. U.
moat of whom are under twelve years
inonoi
""h"'*ng'ol "'"J1-”*’’Pwl-ll—k to g-l
« 30 p. ni.
f'T »-me time »nd promise
of
age.
oo onoot lb«
BarB1|„ E,.eMA n| ib_ . . .
Evening Service
7:30 p. ni. to be a permanent one far the r«a^
The Betsy Rota Club met
“When thf. simple meal has been
with Mrs.
that a foreign element hh , attracted
Prayer Service Thursday
K 00 p. in.
fa thl» pi.« ,,nil m.de
lrnpr„fve. Marion Hoffman laet Frid
eaten and the plight of the unfortu-
iy.
Th‘,
Walter G. S.nltl , P.
w~k the ladies will be entertuinedl.y ’ been ^h^htfuiy'^consT^’^h^
wh^
" ’"■r'"nn,'n» nature,
• hen the laat movement wu, propose,) Mr». J. T. Marr
REMEMBER SALE STARTS SAT. NOV. 21, 1925, 9’30 A m
g ve, give u, you woul(1 hnve somp
•U«h n great proteat was heard ag.|n,t
glv, tf your children were in the Near
Ufat Z
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
4005 »hrPh.a?aT WHre am°n'tSt rh8
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I College, 1. spying the
pulpit
Davton
4000 about to be turned out for |a<|,
Services every Sunday a. follow
Honor German Profeaaor r°W’ Hia
in th. work of funds, or among those asking and
being refused one meal a day
Bible School
10:00 A. M
The faculty of Ronn university In L*1 U,e 8u"dav School.
’Full particulars of the day may
II :00 A M
F.M. 1 Pr,,f Aloys Brands 'who^e’dr^“
Bryan of North Betid, Wa«h.,
from ,he Near E«'
t'hrnitian Endeavor
7 . 00
tend
«a
Bld« r°r'
Ib-nd
of
the
department
of
Knglf.b,
who
b"
’
'*"
n
»faitimt
here
has
returned
All friend* are inyiti-d.
land 339 Burke Bldg., Seattle; and
(
e occasion whs hl. «eventleth birth- ,o hi. home.
for the Golden Rule Campaign tempon
day anniversary.
Profeaaor Brandl
w
X’ h“Ve been °P*n««> «' •■’<»
3erZn\^
R
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l,Ur
brou
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’
‘
«*ck
a
good
4 ari Rei,ter brought back
Walker Bank Bldg., Salt Mke city
Ruth McDonald of Portland,
nMg-' Spokane: BristU
with
several aohoolmatea and one of the be.t kn^wn’^thorldel 1,nT'‘,,Ur‘/ro,n 8hen<J^ where he attended
Hotel, Boise, and Y M C. A., Tacoma
Germany on English philology .Ol) the County C. E. Convention.
retire from business
closed for
I the past 14 days taking in-
ventory,
and getting the
huge STOCK of MERCHAN­
DISE remarked and ready
• for the Great Selling Starting
! Store has been
I
Radium Water
SAT. MY. 21,9:30,
NOTE!
WHAT THIS SALE MEANS TO YOU
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J. C Bril] Steres Inc., Successors
OSBORN
McMinnville,
friends, »pent Saturday and Sun­
day at the hotne of her grand­
mother Mrs. H. P, Newton. A
Hallowe’en party, with , Ghoata
and Goblins, was very much en­
joyed by the merry and happy
young folks.
The guest» of the
young
boa tesa
were
Mnrgery
Charette, Betty Higgins, Bada
Bridgeman, Arthur and Bill Park-
hurat, Robert Newton, George
Smith and Albert Smith. The
last three named are grandaona of
II. P. Newton.
Their homes are
in McMinnville.
literature. The faculty of the unlver
■Ity prewnted Profesoor Br.ndl with s
Portrait of himself by Hellemann He
• fao received an honor scroll from
h). former pupil. on wh)ch
corded tribute of hl. services to the
™lv'r’i'y In the department of Eng-
KHOREN KULUHAN
I
Tur ha Make Poor Farmer a
Bee, and silk worms hate bees
Ju the New world frontiers do not
given special privileges in the ln£
na lonal mall, hy the universal poaw mean much. In eastern Europe they
Perhaps the Turkish Bulgarian
union convention held In Stockholm | do.
They are permitted by mall while th, frontier effers the most striking ex
ample of the difference between races
'T Prohibited the mailing
of all other live animal. In the mails leaving Svllengrad, a Bulgarian iron
tier town, one motors out past rolling
fields of wheat and mafte. Then all
of a sudden a broken-down ramshackle
thatched hut Indicates that one has
entered Turkey. What a change! For
miles In front and around there Is
Undulating barren country quite un
There are many use» for electricty in the home, store and factory cultivated.
The Turkish frontier
Electr o devices of an equal number for (He uses of electricity are guards live In a state of absolute
prlmltlveness, their main nourishment
available for the use of the electric consumer
being black bread and coffee Turkey
In our store we carry a complete line of every thing in electrical In Europe was never thickly populated
but the lack of any kind of agrlcul
merchRndine
tural Implements, coupled with the
If you require electric good» buy them from electric »tore» that natural
Indolence of the Turk, met
keep up to date a» to the heat, durable and serviceable. ()ur »tock of tn make a state of little relieved doso
lamp» of all »izea are laboratory teated made for our electric consumer» latlun.
made to last, giving full brilliancy of illumination up to the time they
burn out. We stand be hind the performance
of the lamps we sell.
Our house wiring department is complete with a full stock of Code
gocds
Rest wo'kinnnHhip and material employed on every job
We are
headquarters for Electric Range», Washing Machines, Vacuum Clean­
ers, all lamp socket device», Batterie», and electric water system» of all
size» to fit any need.
Territory served:
Yamhill Electric Co.
. Sheridan Light & Power Co.
Tualatin Valley Electric Co.
Unconvincing
>
Sir John Lavery, the famous painter,
IMls a story about an old Scottish
gardener In the employ of a friend ol
his, who went one day to an exhibi­
tion of picture» In London. Among
them was one labeled "The Fall.” The
gardener surveyed this so Intently
that his employer was moved to ask
him his opinion of ft.
"I think no great things of It." was
the reply.
Why. sir, Eve Is tempting Adam wf'
apple of a variety that wasna
known until »bout twenty years aga/
an
Why, Indeed!
Electric Supplies & Contracting
&
Company
“It Serves You Right”
Newberg, Oregon.
.
, .
phone_ Blue
Oregon
claimed, 'It s lovely evening. Lgt*i
g.t up a picnic 1" Jones looked hope
fully at the sky, but there was not •
cloud In sight coming to his reseñe
“What do you sayt’ persisted Mrs
Jones The poor man was tired, th,
I evening was warm, but he had to say
something. He said, "Why get up a
picale?
We haven’t any enemies."
Big Values in Childrens Hose
We have 2 lots of Misses Munsing hose
■ n colors an,! black. These are a fine lys'e
One of America’s 35.000 Nea
------ East
Orphans, exiled from hi. ancestral
lie Munsing people being out of the num­
home, but happy because he is confi
dent that America, which rescuec
us a much better
him from death, will ,tay with him bers we ordcicd sent
until he Is sixteen, when he will be
They substituted a regular 35c
3.><- hose,
hose.
ready to go out and make his own Imse.
way.
But we arc going to pass it on to you, and
New Refuges Problem In Syria
you the advantage by using this fa­
Beirut. Syria. The Near East Reliel
will distribute 50,000 pounds of re u-
geo clothing here, to assist in car ng mous Munsing hose for our regular 25cent
for 2*.000 Christian villagers rendered hose.
homeless by the rebellion of th.- Mos
Mtn Druses against the French govern
ment. All Americans have been or
tiered to leave Damascus, where 2 500
persons were killed in the fighting of
the past fortnight. Thousands of ref
ugees are pouring into Beirut.
October 31st there wore 30 000
Armenian refugees in Beirut, crowded
ttito an "unspeakable” camp, and r. iu
gee, were arriving from Damascus at
the rate of 4000 daily. The refugees
were sheltered in houses constructed
snil the cr°wding was ter
rible.’ a, many as nine people living I
Ladies Munsing Hose
Just received a shipment of silk surface
fhe silk
surface sell for 98,.. The pure silk is sell-
Ing and sleeping In this t£kX^
The sanitary arrangements werr
totally Inadequate and water scarco
Many of the refugees were ill. with nt
medicine and the children were pai,
■nd sickly.
»0(191.11
()nb’ 31.50 regular,
Shippy A Filer