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DAYTON TRIBUNE Editor A. N. Merrill Want Ads Tuberculosis Th« Artisaha of Laurel Asaemb’y Is tuberculosis curable? BUCKHEOTSHOES bio. |7 served an excellent supper Yes, if good medical advice is it Oregon. as seiond claaa mail matter, For Buck beet shoes, Men. Boys after (he usual meeting on Wed nt a obtained early and followed it under Iha Act of March 3, 187V. day evening. and Girls, go to C. B Colilo, Mc close!y. Car just unloaded 600 pound steel drums Minnville, Oregon. Four young man from Lafayette Ia it preventable? Hulmription |1JO |*r year in silvane«. Yen, by following the rules of High Üehoq!, L. B Morgan, Ctrl Caan Paio tur false teeth, danta! Reister, Harold Howarth, and hygene and correct living. »old, ^isiiuuiu and discarded jewelry. Dwell!lier. 3 1*.!6 Norton Ferguson attended the Hoke H iiio IU dk A Relining Co,, Otsego. At what age in tuberculosis moat Katelen Advertising HepieeeMaUve I Michigan,'’ Older Boy» Conference at Me- likely to occur? I r»«r.ami ns ANWtrwMiKx iah ' i | Minneille, They returned with It may develop al any age when Those who purchased Mill Feed from our FOR HALE vnlhut'Hsiic report» of the good the physical reaistanca in low Mr rusidwnce pro|»irtv in Day Pm. Tso car last week showed good judgment as 1VANUEUCAL church enough to allow infection, It is work <bat was done «nd the acras, seven room modern house. No Frank M . Fisbsr, Pastor. prices have materially advanced on this com benefit» received there. most likely to occur in raesouabis offer refused. Terms to re- 11 am. Ev»ry;8uo'!ay Daytob, modity. youth and early adult life, that Mre. Jane E. Hembree ha» re- sponsible parties. J. L Stuart, UniodVale 8 p. m. la below th« ages of fifteen___ _______________ __ B Cuaik Hauk Huilaili», Alliany, Oregon. and turned from her ri»it _ in Washing- Latnvktle 7;30p. m. twenty-five The prevention uf ton. Piks 11 am. 2nd and 4th Suudavs We will contract future Mill Feed or Corn, Island 3 p m. 1st and 3rd the diseaie among children has Mlns Alice Wade came up from > and deliver at specified time. “What would vour horns be like if only recently bsen appreciated. Portland to rpend Thinkigiving NÖTIGE there were no churches?” YoU can generally find what vol! want here. December being the end of the How may physical re ¡stance be holidays at home. built Up? r». Nellie Edgarpa uf Port* Financial year for the City of ■sthodist Church Keep the body in the beat | hys- jand spent a fyw days here this Dayton, all water billa must be Holiday School, 10 A. M., Frank W. Car just arriving. Clean and Green puld by the Kith of thia month or icai condition by go< d. nourishing week with old friend». Hole, Hup’l. food, plenty of fresh air day and I A ¡j Denpey and w-k recently 50c the water will be shut uff. and Moniin» Worablp. H Hermot by Pastor n i it h t Hrttl ' .* .• ... —. . night, and nhfindinCH abundance of uu,.' run- Fpwortli l^ngus 6 3U p. m. w>ll lie charged fur turning it on »bine. W T. H. Tucker, Yodervi(le and Prudence Denney Preaching Services 7 30 p. m. again. Aliai cause» tuberculosis? Recorder. of Purtinnj, and W. W, Lunger > Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7 -30 p tn. The tubérculo bacilli discovered and wife of Lafayette. Service at Webfoot, by Robert Kuck in 1882. I Mrs, Ella Hoberg Mefgger ofi 0 30 A. M. Moniini: Worship, What parte of the tody du the 16 Years With Newport 1» here visiting her tunny ■ 11 A. M. Hunda V School bacilli attack? •friend». ' • leroy Walker, Pastor. The organism may attack any J J. A. Wallace ant» wife of Clover part of tbe body. Tuberculosis When in need of Barber work come Aliened to their home last Full Gowpol Aawombly Young Stock from Healthy of the lunge is the moat common typ. j Bunday after a few day» visit with Stop. Look. Listen. Don’t fall to to the “Neetkut Barber Shop Heavy Bearing Trees How is human lul*rculo»i» spread ^l»1**** and tn«nde. Mrs. W al- hear the Irish Evangelist from Killam- Dayton. Oregon By the infected person who is WA*.formerly Helen Schweiger ey aMistml by bl» wife the corneUst. at Reasonable Prices Sunday School 0:30 A.M. careless, by dust [and by food,ui thU f1*®*’ She “ nf,w ^hing Preaching 11: A. M. products, the most important of ** Clogerdale, Bick prayed for Wednesdav, 8j P. M. I Mrs. H. P. Ferguson and son which ia milk. Everybody welcome to hear the Little Agency Home Laundry Oregon Day ton What are some of the symptoms McDonald were Portland visitor« Man With the big meesaye last Saturday, of tuberculosis? Pastor Thomes GrifBn Ixiea uf weight and appetite, a Charles and Kenneth Doney NOTICE daily afternoou rise of tempera spent Thanksgiving holidays at BAPTIST CHURCH On and after Iwcctnber lat, 1V2S, free ture. continued cough and gen Gaston! . * Dayton telephone aervice will be abolished be eral feeling of fatigue. Rollin Deets of Portland jepent* 10:00 a. m. tween I he cities of Newlar» and Duyton Sunday School What should one do if he has the tbe week end here. I The Lavender Club met Wednee Columbia Pictures 1) 00 a. m. and toll ralea established by Newberg. Preaching Service slightest reason to suspect tuber day afternoon with Mrs Frank Harold Aten and wife went to Presents « 30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. The following rate» will also be culosie infection? Portland, Sunday to attend tbe Coughtry. 7:30 p. tu. established by the Yamhill County Evening Service «Go to a physician at once fur wedding of a friend. SOO p. m. Mutual Telephone Company on and Prayer Service Thursday Waldo Kellan was a Portland complete examination. J. A. Duncan and wife of Salem Walter U, Smith, Pastor. after December 6th, 1V25, as follows: Is the infected ¡tereun a menace to visitor last Saturday. and Mita Flora Blough of Portland For the Örst five minutes 10c his family? »pent the week end at the home of Jack Ketchum and wife rpent For each addition three minutes Yea, unless be observes th« most John Blough. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Thanksgiving with Joe Ketchum l>avt.>n or fraction thereof....... ,5e careful precautions to prevent Mr». Herbert Jewett went to near Dayton. Services every Sunday as follows; the spread of the germ. YAMHILL COUNTY MVTÜAL Portland to be with a friend who 10:00 A. M. Bible School A surprise birthday party wi s TELEPHONE CO. What it dication leads one to sus 11 :00 A. M. wae tq have an operation Monday. given W. A. Preaching Attest : Kell.,» last Sunday pect tuberculosis in children? Christian Endeavor 7:00 P..M. Dominick Desimini and family • veiling Ruth Hayden, L. A. Rossner, Elaine Hammerstein The pues*» were A Poe Continued fatigue, lo-s of w«ight All Irien,la are invited moved to Oswego last Monday. President a nd wif«, Mr and Mrs. Bosworth, irritability and a daily aft muon Ed Bryan and MPo Blouzh re- Car J hn»on and wife, L T. Vin- temperature above 98 Go H«nrv K- IIa► »nd How in tuberculosis in children ’urnvtl 'from the c-ant Hunu: y son an*l Saturday. Dec. 5. vith fr»sh ai d salt ti-h. wife, and W. (I Hwigin and wife I hen led ? By Hie sime progruin <>f re-f. fresh air, and good food ' cotnplDhes results in adult-. Should one go to a sanitarium? The program o< reat, freih air and good food can best be fl- Inwed in a sanitarium. What can the people of Oregon do to further the cure and prevention of tubeiculosis in Oregon? They can vote to establish a ruf- ficient number of be-L to accom odate all needy victims ot tuber culosis. The Thrifty and conservative buyer is making preparation» for the greatest of annual events. Christmas. The ones most dear to the heart expect and receive enduring remembrance for this Day of Days. Entered at Iba post office in Dayton, Great Feed for the^Money Alfalfa flay Farmer’s Warehouse Company, FILBERTS Expert Ladies Haircutting Firbrook Ranch E. G. Kidd, Barber The Midnight Express Arcade Theatre < .ALL Gifts that Serve, practical, lasting, useful ones, are those that re duce the physical efforts, give a measure of convenience, and gratify 1 the user. Tbe Electrical Industry has developed and expanded the list of useful presents as no other business has done, and a variety of articles and devices of the Electrical kind offers the purchaser unlimit ed advantages to buy servicable presents at price« within the reach of every one. The washing machine and the Electric Iron compose a complete laundry equipment that will make an unusually practical gift. The hard work of washing and ironing is eliminated with these wonderful inventions. An hour for the washing anti half hour for the ironing tells the story. There sre many other useful devices, like th« witfle iron, toaster, coffee percolator, curling iron and so on, that make acceptable Christ » mas presents and you will do well to see our complete line before you do your Christmas buying. If vou cannot pay cash see us for terms. We shall be ?lad to make satisfactory arrangements for your con venience. A Radio set is a most pleasurable offering. The latest and the beat are in our stock for your insjiection. ' We call your attention to electric light bulbs. There are lamps bui't for service. There are lamps built for sale. The Edison Mazada Isbnratory tested lamp give the superior service, last the longest, and are constructed with meticulous care as to durability and illuminating quality. Buy them by the carton and make a saving. Electric Supplies & Contracting Company "It Serves You Right” Cor. let and College Streets Newberg, Oregon Phone, Blue 34 ft Only 18 Shopping Days Head Hunting in Luzon Replaced by Tame Game« New Yurk.—“I was surprised and somewhat disappointed to learn When I reached the Philippines that head hunting tribes had given up their ancient pastime under persuasion of American officials,” declared Alvta Coombe, who recently has been around the world with, his family. "While I didn’t get the thrill I ar- ported, my curiosity brought me one of the most Interesting bits of Informn- tlon I picked up during the entire trig. “An army officer, who had heldeeane Administrative job in the northern part of Luton Island, where heaahuM- Ing had Its greatest vogue, teM aM they had changed their habits by ken ch Ing them American sports. "A successful collector of sknlle ea- joyed the same prestige In his cmb - iminlty as a successful collector' home runs on an American baseball team. . . "It was sound reasoning, and I think It could be applied In other'^arto of the world where half-civilized proplee who bnve no sports amuse themselves and reveal the competitive spirit In feuds and prolonged murder tourna menta. “I think the most attractive part of the new school of recreation to the savage Is the gallery bls gamea at tract. When he hunted heads he hunt ed alone. He geta more kicks from the cheers of the' spectators at the games than from the deferred praise I for a successful head hunt” Do your Christmas shopping early to avoid the last min- utesChristmas rush We have a large assortment of staple and far.cv merchandise for vou to choose from M w Mens Ladies A full line of 1 Slip- shirts handkereliit'fs pers, Haudken hi 'fs, Fancv purses, gürt« rs arm Collars Hosieiy, suspenders, slippen Umbrellas, II and I’ags, I urses links, collai' pins. Fancy (»alters, W A full line of lloust b;iii(b, M <ufFÍ¡} M in The above are just a few selections. Sp^ee will not per- J our .d »nit us to make more suggestions. Call and look over & stock of Christmas gifts now ou disylay. M .4 Shippy & Filer ft
