Dayton tribune., May 20, 1926, Image 5

DAYTON TRIBUNE |
A. N
Editor
Merrill
The Junior
Class of Dayton
High Will
Present
Pleasantdale
Tourlttt Gamp Sanita­
tion In Oregon
Specially Featured Values
m
By Mrs. R. G. Hadley
With nearly one half of the people
G. B. Foster and Nile Addison atxi
Entered at the post office In Payton,
having acora» to automobile« and con-
Oregon, a. aecond cl»»» mail matter,
son Laureac« returned borne Monday
esquently
»i>endiiig a con.idirabla por­
under the Act of Mandi .'I, 1K7V.
after spending a few days at the coast.
tion of tbeir time ow the highways of
Margie, Lucy aad Mavis Edwards
the nation, Iha imfe,rlauce of main­
HiibwripUoB 11,50 per year in advsnc*.
visited
at the home of their grandmoth
a three act comedy entitled taining sanitary conditions along there
er,
Mrs.
Neal Versteeg at Hopewell.
I “The Dummy”. Thursday highway* become »«If evident. Water
May 20, HK«.
Howard
Hadley of Milverton is spend­
' May 27. Reserved seats •uppUee, »»wag« disposal tscililie», dv
ing
bis
vacation
at the home of hi. par­
Ai*
\k/ I Lz
,nay
at Wake- protection, mosquito eradication and ents, Ms. and Mrs R. G. Hadley.
fields confectionery Monday protection of I'«xl are of th« utmost im­
Mrs. Daisy Johnson who has l-een in
portance.
May 24,
Camlidale For
lu order that the tourists may be a Portland hospital for several months
Republican Nomin» lion
assured of sate water and sanitary toilet was able to be moved to the home of her
faciliti«« in the slate of Oregon regular sister Mrs. Beane Hurt in Portland last
CIRCUIT JUDGE
u
Inspsction of tourist camps is now re­
Twelth Judicial District
quired by law. Th* owners of tourint
Mira Ethel Jackman of Salem was a
ciD|*t have agreed to comply
----- r-z with the week end visitor with home folk»
"Fairness and Impartiality is my
rule* and regulations ot the State Board I Mra. Mildred Bower of Hotwell
Only Creed.”
O. A. C , Corvallis,Ore. May 20.
of
Hea.tb and to co-operate with the visited one day last week at the George
Fred C. Hessler of Davton will
inspection
service which thia dejiart- Robinaon home.
tuke part in the fourteenth annual
I-ANGELICAL CHURCH
merit
maintain*
through the County
Frank M. Fisher, Pastor.
Military tournament at O. A. C.
Mra. George Jackman visited Hun'lsv
Building!
«I course
Every.Hunday
May
22.
The
tournament
shows
■
Health
Officer.
Il
a
m
bayton,
at the home of her daughter Mra Kirk
Uniou vale * P. m.
„ ' the training afforded by the mil-| have been remodeled Asa matter of Walling.
lafayette 7 ; Ml p.
„ m.
. . ...
».„a.,?itary department and the serious fact, many tourists camp* maintain
Fike 11 a in. 2nd and 4th
holidays.
/
e
Chaa Naeveand family of Tigard and
purpose the physically fit college comfort »tations e^ual to those found in
island 3pm 1st and 3rd
Roy Robioaon and wife <d Middleton
"What would your home be like it men give to their work in Ibe re­ our nest hotels. Water supplies are
were Sunday visitors at the home of
there were no churchea?"
serve corps. The company drill in uniformly satisfactory due to the fact
Mra. David Robinaon.
which Mr. Hessler will take part tbat the»« supplies are regularly exam-
Mra. David Robinaon and Mrs. Geo.
will be senior color guard in the ln«d in the laboratory of the Oregon
Robinaon
visited relative» in Portland
State Board of Health.
Bunday Hchool, 10 A. M., 1 rank W. retreat parade.
one
dav
laut
week.
An air service demonstration, The following regulations concerning
Hole, Sup’t.
H. Thompson and wife were county
Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pastor directed by Lieutendent Oakley the sanitation of tourist campa were
Fpworth league
’ 0b P- m. 0. Kelley, America’s premier long« adopted by the Slate board of Health seat visitors Saturday.
Preaching Services
S:00 p. tn. distance flying ace. will open the March 25, 1V25.
Horace Cinnamon and wife and Lloyd
Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 7 :30 p. tu. tournament at 1 o’clock, It will
Each tourist camp »ball have an ad­ Cinnamon and family of Seattle were I
Service at W»bt<*>t,
include formation«, stunt flying equate supply of water of good «anitarv here Sunday to attend the funeral of
v 30 A. M. and a parachute drop.
Morning Worship,
quality from a source which will meet their aiater Mra. Wiley Emmert.
11 A. M.
KundaV School
the
re«
the requirements of the Oregon State
Mira Mae Sighn and mother Mn. I
A review of all unit* of
l.er iy Walker, Pastor.
Board
of
Health
as
to
sanitary
location,
serve corp< will follow the air dem-
Sigiin of California epent the week end
mil Ooepol Awaonibly
onetrHtion Other event? uchedul- construction and uj>er»tion. Common at the home of Mra. Joe Ketchum.
Bunday School
10:00 A.M. ed include construction by an drinking cups are prohibited for use at
J. A. McFarlane went to Portland
1‘r.achlng
11: A. M. engineering unit of a pontoon in a these places.
Sunday with a carload of ca ttle.
Prayer Meeting. W»lneedav, H: P. M. combat situation and its destruc­
Ditpoeal vf Excreta: Fly-tight privies
Are you satisfied ; in need ot healing
We now have a chance to have
tion by explosive«; a pony exprese or water flushed toilets with a system of
lor your body, peace for your soul, or
a
County
Commissioner from this
mweot God, come to the Full Gospel. race; mounted contests; a machine •ew»ge disposal approved by the State
part
of
the
county.
Vote for
Assembly and he»r Evangelist Rill» gun contest; s women’? feature Board of Health shall be provided and
Mae Haundsrs, »Indent of the Aigdu» ride; the closing ceremonial retreat and »hall be maintained in a clean and Frank D, Sawver, tomorrow. He
i? your neighbor. If you have
lempie Training School, law Angles, parade of all military posts, and
sanitary condition. Separate toilets for
California.
feature stunts. Ail grammar and men and women shall be provided ; one anv petty gteivauceg forget them,
CHRBIIAN CHURCH
high school stuients of the state toilet for each 25 men and one for each .el’s hive a Ciunly Commbsiorer
from among us.
Da Win
will In- admitted free. Major Don« 25 women.
ce» every Bundav *• follows; Id
tournament
Robinson,
Disposal of ReftHe: Supervision and
lot» A. M.
disector,
han
announced.
11 00 A. M.
equipment sufficient to prevent littering
7 00 P.M. The school will hold an exhibition the ground with rubbish, garbage or
Christian En leavor
All trien I» are Invited.
of their work tomorrow afternoon other refuse shall be provided and
i.\ri i-i
i m ‘ CH
from 2 to 3:30 o’clock Each room maintain»!. Fly-tight depositories tor
Day ton
will have an exhibit. Ev-rbody such material »hall be provided and
10 :<« a. m.
Fnnflsv «ifbiHil
cordially invited lo attend thia cotspicuously located. These deposit­
11:00». m.
exhiht. Regular work will be ories shall not be permitted to become
7 00 p m.
B. Y. I’. U.
curried on until 2 o’clock You foul amelling or uutighliy, or bree ling
H:<JO p. in.
Evening Service
are invited to attend thia purl of places for flier.
H 00 p. m.
Prever Service Thursday
the program aho.
Canin Sitea: Rverv tourist camp
Walter <1 . Smith. Parlor
moat be located on a site that 18 well
C»»K 1‘ aiu hit ful»« t*«th, dental
drained and shall be located with regard
“Laborer” Wat Right
gola, ^lAiiuuui and discarded jewelry.
Getting one's name on the voting list to its healthful□»«».
Hoke Hmelting 4 Refining Co., Otsego,
In an outlying towu in Massachusetts
Inspection of tourist camp« is made
Michigan.”
for the first time Is a »erlou» ceremony,
yet with touches ot humor. For In- by the County Health Officer under the
For;—Federal Farm Loans
stance, one lady was asked what her supervision of the State board of health
occupation was and »he replied as often as practicable. Th» camps are
See Attorney Frank Holme*.
“Housewife." Whereupon the regis­
McMinnville, Oregon. 17-21
trar volunteered this one: "I asked arranged a* follows - Class "A camps
this question of one woman and she re­ comply ing with every regulation. Class U®o Tribune Want Ads
Shoes! Buckhect
Shoes! plied. 'Laborer.'" The registrar, some­ "B” camp? comply with all the regula­
what puzzled, ugaln queried, “What
That will wear.
Also Collars, kind of laborf The woman replied, tions except those regarding some of the
Lines, Bridles, Strap-work and "Well, Tin home all day."—Chrlstla« budding restriction». Class "C" camps
Science Monitor.
are temporary permits issued to give
Work Clothes
C. B. Collins
the owners time to comply with the reg­
McMinnville,
Oregon
ulations. If the recommendations are
not carried out and the camp is found
in an unsanitary conditiau upon a
One month old W bite Leghorn Author» Who Evince ’
Interest in Cookery second inspection, the tourist camp is
roosters for sale at 11.00 per dozen.
If the stories of Brillat-Savarln closed. This ermp can not he re opened
Please bring your own boxes.
which It Is proposed to publish in com­
J. A. Johneon
37-2tf
memoration of his centenary reveal untill the recommendations have been
»1
S Provide Friday and Saturday Shoppers
A Great Line-Up of Savings
A
Friday & Saturday Only
Women s and Misses
Ari ie Ci. Weil Ker
Tailored Coats
‘How dumb Is
the Dummy.”
Come and see.
Rdgurlarly Selling at 22.50
For Motoring Business
Street wear und Sport wear
Methodist Church
of these stylish all wool coate will be placed on sale
»nd can be had at this low price of 115.75 on
Friday and Saturday ONLY. Every coat in this
eveot was made to sell at a much higher price. Consider your­
self fortunate, if you can arrange to attend this sale such a
wonderful opportunity is seldom presented to buy up-to-the-
minute coats at such a great reduction. Every coat is new »nd
shown for the first time. They are a direct factory shipment
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For Your Graduation Dres?—All Silk
Crepe de Chine in 10 beautiful Colorings
Just In! Women’s and Misses Oxfords
Patent and Light Tan for Sports wear
2.98»
Men,» Four Pocket Ribbed Sport Coat?
A Gord Low Priced Work Jacket. Speciil
&
3.90?
Special Purchase. .50 Pairs of Men’s
Black Dress Shoes. Priced Unusually Low
M
J. C. BRILL STORES
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OSBORN’S
Successors to
Oregon
McM innville
SI
This 'office for
JOB
k. H. Robinson, Prop.
Lumber $10 CO and Up per Thousand
Extra Star “A” Star Shingles 13 60 per M
Full line of Building Materials
WORK
Free delivery up to 1 mile
PRINTS
Play Oxfords
♦
"Have your graduating Photc-
graphs taken at the Newton Studio
McMinnville Ore. Successor to
•C. M. Coffey.
Newton Studio
38-tf
McMinnville Oregon
The regular monthly meeting ot
the
Webfoot Parent Teacher
Asrociation was held nt the school
houee Friday evening. Plan? were
made and committee? appointed
for the last day of school activities
to be held next Thursday
A
short program wn? enjoyed by
everyone. Mr. Robertson h new-
comer tn the neighborhood, played
several fine violin numbers. Ruth
Beech gave a reading and Rev.
Walker told some stories. The
main business of the evening was
the election of officer? Mrs Finn-
icutn was re-elected president, B.
A. Felton vice president, and
Clarence Warner Secretary. The
association voted to make this the
la»t meeting until next fall.
their author to the world as a auccesa-
ful writer of fiction as well as a gas­
tronomer, he may perhaps be regarded
as repaying the Interest which some
noted novelists have taken In matters
of the table. Balzac took a keen In
tereat In cookery, ns befitted a man of
gigantic appetite. So also did George
Sand, whose cookery must have been
pretty good, since ft was reputed to be
as exciting ns her romance«. Joseph
Conrad, as he admitted In connection
with a cook hook written by Mrs. Con­
rad. gave n high place In his esteem
to the culinary arts, while George
Meredith left a book of cookery re­
ceipts In his own hnndwrltlng which
figured In a book seller's catalogue
some years ago and mny possibly yet
appear In print.
Bl
1.50
Another Diplomat
Five year-old William, the son nt
religious parents, has been taught
that Sunday Is not a day for play.
One Sunday his mother wns sur­
prised and horrifiod to find him sail­
ing hls toy boat In the bathtub.
"William 1“ she exclaimed. "Don’t
you know It's wicked to sail boats on
Sunday?"
"Now don't get excited, mother,"
was the calm reply. "This Isn't any
pleasure excursion. This Is a mission­
ary boat going to darkest Africa."—
The Open Road.
Mems ?hoes
num
A tan
ber in Woolverines,
semi-dress shoe, made of solid
Only $4.50.
leather
M
3.00
(UnMr (Bef» (management
Reasonable Prices and Good Service
»
Just received some new
Wc have a full line of play
in 36 inch Prints, latest pat­
Oxfords in ali sizes.
These are one of the best terns at 24c.
makes.
5 to 8
lu
Night Gown Crepe
carried out.
^ho Jayton föharmaay
Day ton, Oregon
Phone 46x9
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terns m
new
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Straw Hats
assortment
have ever shown
Hats for everyone from
25c to 85c
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