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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1925)
LOCALS Sei vice t Economy The Baptist congregation attend How io vour ouhacription? ed meeting» in Day on, Sunday. Mias Kvalyu Hogl« opsnl l*»* MiM Belie Belcher went to Port- •ad at Unten vale «Ith her friend Pana» lau f ft»pend I hauksgiving. Wit bee. James Murray sod family of Prof. L. I. OoedfnM and *•** **r* McMianvilie, »H» Sun.ia visitors vnuUd by a daughter kuu» Sherwood •I the tMiphanl home P. Fletcher Hiuidav. I Mr and Mrs. udav after- A. J. McCann and family ware Hua drove to NewLcrj Ptetcber'a d*V viMlors at the boms U hi» «*•!** Mts. noon to visit Mr« H. A. Met’ann • * mother, Mra. Sarah Nelson. Lynn Üub«er aud bls broth*» of Nn<- De Vere Fendall of M eat Cho- berg «er* caUo4 to Klamath Fall». halem waa a Sunday viailor at the Suudav by the death of a brotb. r ’ « wit*. evening »ervice of the Evangelical church. Mr. Fendall ia a prom U^amM O. Hankiu. ut Milord ineut evangelistic worker iu young and Olady» Hiob, of McMinnville La ..uk......»>-«<• t"““*<•«“ people» societies. visited ralaHvn* her. last Saturday. occaviona. Get your order» in early eo we give them extra pe Beginning Monday night Nov. 10 He,b Banter accompanied bv Mr». sonal attention. On.litv Bargain» during Rev. F. M. Fisher pastor of the Eva I • and Z- S***’B1* “nÜ *Ue We are al»o offering some real Qual»tv P Evangelical church will conduct vi,Hrd relatives aud triend. in Daita. Canned—Food-Week—Nov. 9-21. revival meetings here for a period . M . irin^’U___________ _ oftwowekka. Local »upper» by Mre 1- die M " children of | prayer and attendance it desired. Phone Red 28 Oregon City, and Miss H.»*l. Miss Belle Belcber entertained Crangol Astoria. vt»>^‘ al the1 Oregon. Dayton, as guests last Thursday. Mre. Marv home oi Grandma Simler, Bunday. I Gilkey. Mrs. Dave DeViere and Messrs Chae Carlsen and M. Mort-j Mrs. Girth, all residents of the «BMu Ol Salem accompanied bv Me.- Webfoot community. Jsmri Demie and Mary Nelson, | Mra. Georgia Morgan did not aud Mi.» Klien X Uon of Portland were make a trip to North Bend, Wash- gueata at tbe leer Morten*» home a* reported in Lafayette corres- Sunday. last Milikin oí Portland conducted <•> pondence ---- Bev. ® Miss Miriam E. Holder of the „rvi.es in the Baptist church both North Pacific Evangelistic In»li- morning aud afternoon last S«ndav, in | tute, asnisted by a party of friends. interest ot Sunday Schoolwork. COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS g took charge of the Sunday evening I th. --- ® service at tbe Evangelical church. [ A number o< All Work Guaranteed ^iTwo special musn-al numbers were I attended the Expert Mechanics, Quality Hibbert's Grocery Thanksgiving Day ‘¿SA «ESS You Only Can Decide There i. only one person who can decide whether you a»- ** • in l‘,*’ " 2 F A And the very fleet That person .. vm'RMFI UH RShl.r determining factor b—< AN MONElf , . .. Op. H you can uunVFtn PRONE It ' P n n asviup. Ac- count with ri..- bank tomorrow fl Rahi, th* R1 and obtam a Liberty Hr’l > Mru. In J most un'que hums safe w its base is a .lol where coin» ..I every droomm» tion cun he dropp.d-even bills can lm .«-rt- We are holding one for von BANK OF DAYTON Gates Motor Co Tires and Tubes. A place where your Car Acetylene Welding Horse Shoeing a Specialty 1 Block East of Bank « Andrew D. Gray ha» returned to ------ Sil Lafayette. Condition» in bia form- brakeo rib«. He wa» taken ^ler employment not being favorable h ^ ui in McMinnville- _ to his health he decided to discon-1 ^ zA-r»r F is taken care of. Phones: Garage, Red 62, Res., 66x1 Oregon. Dayton, General Blacksmithing Uba» Simler was quite seriously hurt | given. Tuesday afternoon «ben be fell «rom Clarence Snyder returned Fri— ^Iday from the coast with a load of Winger’s barn which be was working oo The ta« *•» »b00* 40 **** h* WI salmon. I received internal •injuries and a few United States Storage by the month 12.50. W. P. Morris Successor to Joe F. Francis P hone 66X11 Box NO. 72 tinue hie work. December being the end of the) W. J. Robertson and wife and Miss Edith Cushing were visiting jrinancial year r for the City o« at the borne of J. H. Taylor in Dayton, all water bills must be, ...------------ , paid by the 10th of this month or ; Newberg B Uet Sunday. Mre M. E. Biddle and Ellen the water will be abut off. am o and Kenneth Lewis expect to go wiU be charged for turning । to Portland this week.to spend the again- W. T. H. UC Portland McMinnville Hillsboro Thanksgiving vacation with reia- tivee. Chris Schuuter handed us a copy B„arj of Trade Bldg Carl and ¡Leonard Reieter and in Iowa paper last Salurd.Y, m Orrie Biddle attended the county which -a. a list of corn husking Sunday School convention at Carl constestants. among whom appear» ton, Saturday. the name of a friend of the hmdy. Earl JCidd is now (,w installed as a . 9m-llh who won first place . A barber tram ft 2-bushels in one barber in Dayton Portland is now employed in the hour and twenty minutes. There ¿re a number more who were clove local shop. Asa curiosity A. P- Fletcher to Clarence in the contest. brought from Pacific City » speci men of seaweed commonly known as kelp. It measured 63 feet in Their Duty to Watch length and was exhibited on the cement walk north of the postofiice The official title of - a small group of , TJ ABC VUIVIUI w. - A Thanksgiving entertainmenti yoang IIU.n who watch for lost trav w«s aiven hv the leecher» »nd An tn the mountain pasaea of WS8 givtii j Soldi*»" 'erland riorini/ during th* the winter winter is Is "Soldier. pupils Of the grides Tuesday eve of the Snow." These aoldiert are ning. The boya and girls alai noting Italian, who live on the Italian sold delicious home-made candy. '[ .Ide of the pass. They are eiempted Come in and let us demonstrate from military service, even In case or Mrs. Sultana Begun died Satur war. on condlttsn that they aid all day, Nov. 21, »ged 71 years, 2 lost travelers on the mountain passes. Th. funeral They They are Mre supplied 8UPI>»ie<l with "i"' uniforms ----- tn ' months and 21 davs. I he funeral , dlRtln((ulMh thenl fr„,0 smugglers but services were held Monday, at 2 p pot with guns. Their duties are the aatne as those of the monks of the m. from the Evangelical church. No Collection No Charge Knight Adjustment Go. CONFECTIONERY Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, £nnt“n Drma.- Ice cream. Bakery Goode Jas. Wakefield, Prop. I Tillamook RADIO : We are now equipped î recharge Radio A and B ; storage batteries IN RADIO neutrowound ini A fine line of Mantle and Alarm C‘"( very low price. Brand new Grapbaphone records at M each A new lot of Spectacle. at 12 60 to 15.00 a pair. M. R. COOPER Box Shooks, Cabinet Work, Mill Work and Building Material of All Kinds. Phone Red 73 Dayton. Oregon hospice with whom they ire In con stunt communication by telephone E. J. Kidd baa opened the “lAhite Iiuring the long winter they watch a Barter Shop” in the Demarav building. Swiss and Italian slopes of the P»ss His ad appears in this issue. Mr K><Jd for strayed travelers, hundreds of whom have been saved from a linger ♦ormerlv was 1» that business at La ing death In the snow. At some "etv sons of the year the snow Is all melted fayette. ________ ________ and the traffic route through St. Ber nard's pass la open. Hair Bobbing Fad Get» to Japan Via to via Movie» Idea, np ( yV T O . -Modem 1 — os* *e — _ Into the I«” stronghold of old custom „Japan. Ml- Oe,’hr ' .light body has been the bulwark, of tradition. 1« longing for bobbed hatrJ So startling Is this phenomenon tc. constituted authority that a police edict has been Issued In Tokyo that any geisha who appears In public. w Ih her coiffure arranged In any but old style Japanese will forfeit her profew atonal license. .... The blame for the de.lre of tbs geishas Is placed upon moving pl* Do You Have Ignition Trouble The Heart of the Ford Ignition in the I„ it Saved by Coffin cj^ng to a <ofHr for Ui hour». on . storm swept roek off the Xew A*» Und coast was the «P^e“7h“f «« Th^v wcrp inking bony I r. „i..“’'r , t 'J r,bm,?!Mi the rock In bitterly cold weather, doggedly clinging to th. ’ ffin all the time They were In th. j».t atages of exhaustion w i cqed- _____ Tosses Baby From Fir* | Stoughton.—Tossed by his mother ^*mtsfde geisha ranks girls are dis- from the second-story window of their | pending with old style coiffures, WJU burning cottage to the outstretched are smiling beneathhaM arms of his father on the ground be .mootbed high O'er huge "rats, to a low, two-year-old Herbert Carney of " known a« "lisrlkara, a wot« 43 Emerson street, South Boston, was adapted from ths phrase "JH»h cohar.* the only one to escape Injuries when signifying “in th. latest ««*• fire destroyed their summer home on „ H 'ng General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Plow Share and Flappers In high schools are bobb nJ the shore of Glen Echo lake, forcing Housewives have discovered the ad- seven vacationists to leap from upper Horseahoet g, Acetvlene Welding, Wagon and General vantages of "buns” tucked In and fka and Diac Grinding, Acetyie» windows. tcDcd with hairpin«. Wood Work, Horseshoeing a Specialty FRED ANDERSON Day ton, Oregon Phoue 45X1 SroniiM AGNBT O r " il Wiak’ WHAT A STRONG MAGNE IO MEANS TO a ford 1 — A Hotter Spark 2 Less Gas Consumption More Power I A Peppier Running M< t >r g—Less Carlon 6—Easier Starting 7_ Easier to keep Adjusted 8—Stops 90 per cent, Oil Pumping 9—Eliminates Foul Spark Plugs We have installed »COLPIN’’ Equipment for Teatlrtg and Recharging the Ford Magneto-Il can be lone in a few min ute., at small cost, While you wait. Drive m and let u. con- vince you. Wt> prove any statement we make—\ou be the judge and jury. ■ — We make a specialty of Ford Work—Come in—get acquaint ed Have your Magneto Tested FREE—At Any lime. Dayton Motor Co.
