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■A. DAYTON TRIBUIMI: Want Ads I Concerning the Freckle Researches have shown a surprising coincidence between the location of tbs freckles and of the points repre Enterad at Iha post office in Payton, %«u P aio for false teeth, dental senting the thermic sense In the skin. Oregon. as second class mall matter, gold, piaiiuuui and discarded jewelry. The freckle may be a biologic defan- under tbs Act of March 3, 1879. Hoke Htuelling 4 Relining Co., Otsego. process to protect the nerve ter- minai, at a specially vulnerable point, Michigan," by an extra pigmentation. Hubacripliuu |I.W por »ear in adrauco. A. N. M.rrlll Editor 16 Years With Deceiuber. 10 1926. I t< A lv*rti*hiM R nprotwnfufiv. î HK AMI .AN PRESS ASSOCIATI' I I —a— evangelical church Frank M. Fisher, Pastor, Dayton. Union vale ) I a. m S p. ui. Mfavstte 7:30p, lu. Pike 11 it in. 2ml and -Hh Sunday« Island 3 p in. 1 at and 3rd "What would Vour homa be like if that* Were no church»«!" Young Stock from Healthy Heavy Bearing Trees at Reasonable Prices Firbrook Ranch Oregon Dayton BAPTIST Methodist Church Kunday School, 10 A. M., Huie, Bup’l. FILBERTS CHURCH Day ton I rank W. Hundav Hcbixi) Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pastor Epworth League 0 in p. m. Preaching Service « W p. m MB p m. B. Y. P. U. Preaching Services 7 30 p. m. Evening Service Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7 30 p m. Prayer Servie* 10:00 a. in. 11.00 a. ui Thursday H ou p. tn. New U»e for Coke Dutt Cok« dust, separated Into various grades of fineness. Is something new lu abrasives. The material la said to be available as waste In large quun- tltlea, arid for use In place of emery It Is pressed with a binder Into blocks of suitable size. Human Judgment No Iron chain, or outward force of any kind, could ever compel the soul of man to believe or to disbelieve; It Is bls own Indefensible light, that judgment of hla; he will reign and be lieve there by the trace of God alone I li A. M. leroy Walker, Paator. Tull Goapwl A*««inbly Stop. Look. Listen. Don't fail to bear the It lah Evangelist from Klilarn- •y a««iited by bis wife th* Cornells!. Sunday Helmut 9:30 A.M. Preaching 11: A. M. Hick prayed fur Wadneedav, 8| P. M. Everybody welcome lo hear the Little Man with the big message. Pastor Thomas Griffin. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Davton Services everv Sunday as lullown; 10:00 A. M. Bible School Preaching H m A. M. Christian Endeavor 7:00 P.M. All friemle are invited The bent looking Oregon potato tubers miy carry the most serious types of infectious diseases without detection from external or internal appearances. Home of there trou bles noted by the experi ment*ata- lion are mild mosaic, rugose mosa ic, leaf roll, wichea broom, and occasionally verticillium wilt. In order to keep from carrying these disease« from one season to the next it >« essential that the grower know from what kind of hills the seed potatoes come. The seed plot method is the method recommended by the Oregon Ex periment station as the best for insuring healthy seed potatoes. The stern parent was admonishing bls offspring not to be effeminate. “Don’t be a mollycoddle," he said, “Talk like a man." "Yea. and then you’d give m* u lickin' for cuasln',“ whimpered the kid.—Philadelphia Record. Justifiable Judge— “You are charged with cruel ly beating this man; why did you do It I" Motorist—"Your honor, I was Ax ing to back Into a parking space and be ahot In behind me and grabbed IL” —Jacksonville Tlmes-Unlon. Nor Would Mortician Be "Ring at your work rather than grumble and you'll make friends and get on." saya a writer of Inspirational literature. But the mosquito sings at bls work, aud be Isn’t popular.—Louis ville Times. Hired Man’» Hope “Th« day of the mechanical cow Is Bear, they say.” postcards the Hired Man from the shady side of the ham "and I hope while they’re nt It they’ll make tier so she can't side swipe when she kicks.” LEARN OUR Too Ambitious Therv «re mnMlve locomotive« now beta« built that root more than 1100,- (XX) ea< h and yet some tool driver of a motorcar think« he can pu«h one of tbem off at a croaalng.—Ixw Angele« Time*. A lbers B lend Dairy Feed Molssso Meal Egg Maker Scratch Feed Molaeses in bbl«. Consume» Much Food The average rrmn consumes th* fol lowing amounts of staple foods In bit lifetime: Twenty seven ton* of bread. 6.1W1 gallons of fluids, 183 tons of meat, sis tons of flvh and 15.00U eggs. C rown Either« Flour Egg Producer Flour Cereal« All Freeh The Thrifty and conservative buyer is making preparations tor the greatest of annual events. Christmas. The ones most dear to the heart expect and receive enduring remembrance for this Day of Daya. Gifts that Serve, practical, lasting, useful ones, are those that re duce the physical efforts, give a measure of convenience, and gratify the user. The Electrical Industry has developed and expanded the list of useful presents as no other business has dope, 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 invention«. An hour for the washing anil half hour for the ironing telle the story. There are many other useful devices, like th« waffle iron, toaster, coffee percolator, curling iron and so on, that make acceptable Christ- mas presents and you will do well lo see our complete line before you do your Christmas buying. If you cannot pay cash see ub for terms. We shall be glad to make satisfactory arrangements for your con venience. A Radio Bet is a moat pleasurable offering. The latest and the beat are in our stock for your inspection. We call your attention to electric light bulbs. There are lamps built for service. There are lamps built for sale. The Edison Mazada labaratory 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 Supply & Contracting Company “It Serves You Right” Drifted Snow FJonr Sure-lajt Egg Mash "The Pick of the Best” Selected for (¿uality And Not for the Bargain Counter Bre’r William» "No,” Bald. Brother William«. “I don't buy goods on de long InMall- ment plan, and then prsy fer the world lev end so I won't have ter pay Atlanta Constitution SUCH IS LIFE Farmer’s Warehouse Company, Dayton, Oregon Early English Cannibal» Crocked human bones Pound In Eng- IM caves apparently Indicate that cannibalism In England survived Into tb* period of Roman occupancy. Petti Hang On • Bedbugs can live a long tlmn with- out a rueal; one experimenter kept several alive In a bottle for a year without food. When in need of Barber Work come to the “Neetkut Barber Shop Day ton. Oregon Gave Women Opportunity Women owe much to the typewriter and the telephone. These two device« have created countless Jobs for girls. Expert Ladies Haircutting Agency Home Laundry Loss of Wheat by Rust In one year the loss to whest by just amounted to g20.000.0fX) In thia country alone. E. ü. Kidd, Barber Unexplored Country Labrador Is still practically unex- plorad by naturalista and ethnologists. Wealth in Peanuts Th« peanut 1« a native of South. America and eame to North America hy way of Africa as food for prisoners on board slave ships. It Is now a *30.000,000 crop In the United State*. < r Good Time at Wedding In Cairo a wedding ceremony la fol lowed by three dnys of fea«tlng and jollification. It Is not considered good form for the guests to leave while the festival continues. Only 18 Shopping Days Perverte Human Nature What Is remote and difficult of sue cess ge are apt to overrate; what Is really heat for ua Ues always within our reach, though often overlooked.— Longfellow. Do your Christmas shopping early to avoid the last ufes Christmas rush We have a large assortment of staph and fancy merchandise for you to choose from What’» Wanted The National Geographic society sees need of more weather reports But what we really need Is less weath er.—Providence Journal. « Linking Him With Lunacy "Hamlet In Plus Fours.“ runs r headline. Folks will stop at nothin« to prove that poor fellow mad.—Bos ton Transcript. More and More Candie» More than $500,(XX>,0(X) worth nt canille* of all sorts are annually cor turned tn the United States. “Closed Shop,” as It Were It was an unwritten law In Colonial times that ministers’ sons alienili marry ministers’ danghters. Mens Ladies M k Í & \ full lim1 of neckties, A full line of House pers, Handkerchiefs Fancy shirts, handkerchief shoes purses garters arm bands Collars Hosiery suspenders, slippers, cuff links, collar pins, Fancy Garters Space will not The above are just a few selections mit us to make mon' suggestions, Call and look over our stock of Christmas irifts now on disvia v Self-Revealing A man's conversation usually re veals the principles tn which he h most Intereated. Shippy & Filer I) UH-HA <-wat, what S hall t do To T he BOVS did Dan 2elm FAIR WATS 1 2 FAIR 2 IS ANOTHER M No Common Knocker Opportunity does some knocking now and .then, but she's exclusive. You never see her hanging around with the other knockers.—Fort Wayne New* Nentlnel. Phone, Blue 34 Newberg, Oregon a Sperry’s Cor. let and College Streets > O Foreign View of Football It was an Interesting comment a Chinese diplomat made after he had witnessed a game of American foot ball : "If It Is a fight,” he said. "It Is too little; If It Is a game. It Is to* A ILL 5 n Lowber (to a man who 1« making ■iff with bls overcoat)—I beg your par don, air. but In case w* don't meet again, may I have a couple of cigars •ut of (I,« pocket!—Dartmouth •' l.aueru 7*oo Risky 930 A. m Fun,lay School It mirrors are well placed they help immeasurably In conveying the Im pression that a room Is larger than It really Is. In a small room a mirror Is Indispensable—It may be over the flreplace or at the end of the‘room; In the latter caae draperies on either aide add to the effect, . Walter G. Smith, Parlor. Service at Webfoot, Morning Worship, Place Mirror» Carefully iter. Sociability wo. that Ï ID DO JUST LIKE VOUP FATHER DiD- -MAKE 'EM EAT IT ------ ) ALL UP j— »
