DAYTON TRIBUINR
A.N. Merrill
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Editor
By
Mrs. Rose Roliertaoa
Entered at the post offtoe In Payton,
Mrs Harry Colson left on Wed-
Oregon, a* second class mail matter,
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nesday
of last week for a visit at
under the Act of March .'I, 1870.
T he B ig E vent O f T he S eason
Red Bluff. Calif.
Fred Deet» »nd wife of 8t Jobos,
were in town Monday, guests
the Fletcher home
Hnbacrlplion |I.6O por yMr In advance.
Jun* lo, iw.'ö.
Brills Great June
Carl Rainier attended a C E
lorn-ting at Yamhill on Sunday
afternoon
Methodist Church
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aae Saundsrs, student ut thè Angelus
Lafayette wp well represented
Tempie Training Hcboo), Los Angle*, both at Newberg Berrian day and
California.
at the Pioneer picnic at Amity on
June 5th
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Dayton
Mra Kinney, the mother of Mrs
Services every Sunday aa follows;
Adam Schweiger, who has been
1(1:00 A. M.
Bible School
11 00 A M. living in Washington for some
1’reachlng
7 00 P.M. lime arrived here a week ago
Christian Endeavor
AH fronda ara invited.
The "8unbegms” of the Evan­
BAPTIST
Clearance
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Eight Special Sale Days
Beginning Friday June 11th & Ending Saturday, June 19th R
M A once a year Value Event, Importantfor its Extraordinary w
M ika Daisy Johnnon returned
Iron
Glasgow, Montana, Tuesday
10 00 A.M.
Bunday Hchool
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Preaching
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Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
Ms P. M.' welcome her apin tu our town
Are you saluted ¡ in ne«d of heeling I
The Ramon^ club met last Fri­
for your body, peace fur your soul, or
day
with Mrs Adam Dell
Au en>
more ut (lui, come to thè Eoli Gospel
Asaembly and bear Eviingelisl Bilia juyabie afterupuu was »pent
Full Gowpol Aaeornbly
Wide
Store
Sunday School, 10 A. M , Frank W
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Hole, Fup’t.
A H Denney returned hone
from (be Pur|land Surgical and
Morning Worship. Il Harmon by Pa-tor
7:UU p. m. Medical hospital the latter part of
Fpworth League
8 00 p. m. the week He is looking and feel-
Preaching Her vice«
.ing fine
Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 7 3o p m. I
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Ethel Mulapax ia now employed
Service at Webfunt
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th” N®” Hôpital in McMinn-
Morning Worship,
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where her sister Alice has
Fundav School
been
in
training the past year
l^iroy Walker, P»»tor.
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Specials timely in their Style and Seasonable Appeal,
All items are special NM
purchases and lines taken from regular stock( guaranteeing you savings not pos- M
Bible under ordinary merchandising conditions, Come to this Great Event En
joy economies with us!
Hundreds Of Sensational Bargain Offerings
Goods of Reliable Quality at Definite Reductions
See double page circular or Telephone-Register for prices
gelical 8 S bad a party last Friday
at the park Candy and cookiee
>0:00 a. m. were served
(HIRCH
Dayton
Sunday School
Preaching Service
B. Y. P. U.
Evening Service
Prayer Service Thursday
J. C. BRILL STORES
Succossors to OSBORN’S
11 00 a. tn.
7 00 p. m.
Mnurice Robertson and Harley
Warner have Irren hauling fruit to
HtOO p. m.
Hiilsitoro for l| H Courtney
8:00 p. tn.
R«v F M Fibber and family of
Dayt in are moving into town We
glad
AIM »'»I
s..- — - . - are
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”»» to •• have them ax residents
Casti I I Pain
tor iwsnw
false *eetb. — dent»)
^lailuuui «nd discarded jewelry. of Ibi» place
Walter G . Smith, Pastor
Hoke Smelting A Retining Co., OUego.
Michigan."
For;—Federal Farm Loans
See Attorney Frank Holmes.
McMinnville, Oregon. 17-21
Mrs Ralph Jones enjoved a visit
from her mother, Mrs Kinman of
Camas, Wash, last week
Miss Emma Fette of Chicago,
III who is a njece of Wm Robert­
son came on the third, in time to
Shoes! Buckhect
Shoes! c lebrate her upcle’s 66th birthday
That will wear.
Also Collars, She will make quite an extended
Lines, Bridles, Strap-work and visit *
The Childrens Day program of
Work Clothes
C. B. Collins
McMinnville,
Oregon the Evangelical fl 8 ha« been post
poned until June 20th
A. H. Robinson, Prop.
E Z Perkins lute bought a new
"Have your graduating Photo* Eord sedan
graphs tnkrn at the Newton Studio
Leo Elwerlh of Middleton was a
McMinnville Ore. Successor to
business visitor Monday
C. M. Coffey.
School closes this week with
Newton Studio
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class picnics There are five pupils
McMinnville Oregon
who completed the 8th grade, Vel-
ma Imus, Helfn Hodgins, Mary
Coughtry,
Tbefoo Wise and Char-
and
You can gel paris green
lie
Doreey
spraying materials at the
The Lavender club was enter-
Dayton Pharmacy.
tained on June Oth by Mrs Rose E
Come in and try our fountain Robertson.
Dayton Pharmacy.
At the last meeting of the Civic
service.
Tobacco in Enfland
Improvement
Qlub, five new mem*
We are here to treat you right.
Many authorities have stated that
tiers
were
added
to
their
number
Dayton Pharmacy.
smoking was unknown In England be­
Ice cream and cookie» were served fore IMS. But It Is certain that, long
Kinds
Building Material of All
DR.ARMILLER
GLASSES
Exclusively Optical
McMinnville
Oregon
Lion Ha» Lucky Bona
Like the children's wishbone. the
Hon has u "lucky bone." which natives
In Africa always present to the hunter
nr other distinguished visitor who
comes among them and to whom they
wish to express good will. The na­
tives have great respect for the king
of beasts »nd do not tolerate "Hon
chops" 1n their meat rations. The
white hunters say Hon chops are not
good eating.
Inspiration
If you ever get to feeling conceited
about what you have accomplished In
life, read a little biography and find
out how some others with half your
opportunities have won worldwide
recognition before they were anyway
near your age. And If you should
feel depressed you might note the
number who have won both fame and
fortune after they were far older than
you.—Carthage Press.
French Insurrectionist»
before this period, herbs such as colts­
foot and yarrow were smoked for
medical purposes. Pipes have been
found belonging to an earlier date
than the Sixteenth century. There Is
a difference of opinion as to whom
belongs the distinction of Introducing
tobacco Into Great Britain: Sir Wal­
ter Raleigh, Str John Hawkins, Mr.
Ralph Lane (governor of Virginia) or
Captains Amidas and Barlow.
Onion» Gat Hat
“She used to peel onions just before
I arrived home at night so that 1
would think she was crying and then
I would buy her a new hat or dreas,"
was the testimony of a man In court
In London In answer to his wife's di­
vorce suit char|lng him with neglect
Ambition
Reasonable Prices and Good Service
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Maxine Collars
51 Ju«t received an assortment of collars,
and cuffs sets' the very la e»t.
These
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beondi-plgv f ir 69 days V-u will find
col*
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"Let's see; you're an optimist,
aren't you?" "A kind o^one. I be­
lieve the woyld Is gening better
every day; but I'm not so sure about
the nights."—Boston Transcript.
The title "Batavian Republic" was
assumed by the seven united prov­
inces of the Netherlands at the time
of «their organization as a republic,
May fl. 1TOB. They retained the title
until 1800. when the form of govern­
ment was changed and the provinces
were converted Into the kingdom of
Holland, under l»uls Bonaparte as
king. The title Is derived from Ba­
tavia, the Latin name for Holland
and the Netherlands.
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Literary "Find” Acclaimed
Still in Some Doubt
Work Shirts
A heavy hiikorv stripe shirt
Priced
fl 10
A Bargain
Laces
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Jus* received a shipni nt of new lacee. Also
shoulder strapping, in the fam y edge
Something New
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"Pachint Induatry”
From the beginning pork was salted
down and packed In barrels, hence
arose the name now given the meat
Industry. It Is more or less a mis
nomar today because It applies In »
greater degree to the Industries of
fruit and vegetable canning where
packing In containers Is an Important
feature.
Other
79c
90c
$1.09
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The finding of another "Tamerlane," I
the first printed work of Edgar Allan |
Poe, has been acclaimed as the great­
est literary find in years. "Tamer­
lane" was published by Toe when he
was just sixteen and it Is the highest
priced of American first editions. It
Deadliest Wound
Is the greatest desideratum of book
A wound from a tongue la worse collectors. The British museum ha»
than a wound from the sword; the 1 one. The latest copy was found la «
latter affects bnly the body the for­ ! small bookshop In Boston.
mer, the spirit, the soul.—Pythagoras.
Ski and vjtch are patronymics,
meaning "son of,” as distinguished
from the matronymlc ovna, meaning
"daughter of.” The termination ski
Is found In many Polish surnames.
The ABC club was the name
Stymied
adopted by certain Republican en­
"Father, I cannot tell a It«," little ’
thusiasts In Purls, France, profess
Ooerge began, hut Washington, senior, 1
Ing to relieve the depressed. These
Interrupted: '*There’s no use In your
men organized an Insurrection, which
taking up golf then.”
was suppressed with bloodshed on
June 0, 1832. These events are de­
What Your Heart Waith» 1
scribed by Victor Hugo In his great
The weight of the human heart la
work of fiction, "Les Miserables.”
from eight to twelve ounces.
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The Fithian Ou'ing Shots made
leather. For rummer wear.
»2.50
Priced
the set you are looking for.
Early Republic
“Men's ambition Is generally propor­
tioned to their capacity. Providence
seldom send» anyone Into the world
with an Inclination to attempt great
things who have not abilities likewise
to perform them "—Ben Jonson.
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Jayton
Box 177
Phone 46X9
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Straw Hats
A straw bat will be found here for
Brassieres
everyone.
Tost received a new assortment of Brassieres.
These are pew Bond Brassiers.
The two-bit hat is with ns again,
is light and lasty.
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