THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, |«2«
THE DAYTON TRIBUNE
PAGE FIVE
about nothing but dieting and perm- •
«nent waves. Really I’d give any *
thing to try my hand at something y
CHURCHES
GOOD PRINTING
“That's the way I had you figured *
out,” she replied, “you looked to me f
METHODIST CHURCH
1$ the King You Want
like n person that was straining at
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Frank W.
a leash, struggling to free yourseif , .
Hole, 8u|>erintendent. Morning wor-
from conditions which held you too i *
and the Kind We Do
ship 11 *. m. Epworth league 7:00
dose. So ft occurred to me that you
p. m. Evening service 8:00 p.m.
might love a proposition which, as I .
Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30
said, was made to me.”
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p.m.
"Please tell me all about it,” I
Herviré at Webfoot: Morninig wor-
urgea.
urged.
ship 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at
“It's a book shop,” she announced, j A
11:00 a. m.
[ “there is the most charming place |
Printing, Perforating, Binding, Numbering
LaRoy Walker, Pastor.
on Twentieth street down town that .
niuMtraUd by Paul Robinson
a Russian owns, but he wants to sell A
at Reasonable Cost
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
out and go to France.”
Copyright 1926 by Publishers Autocaster Service
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“On Twentieth Street,” I mused. I
Sunday School 10 h.m.
“What place is it? 1 don’t seem to A
THANKFUL BROWN TELLS SALLIE HER PLAN
See Us for Anything in the Line of
Preaching Service—11:00 a.m.
know it at all.”
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The next morning at exactly ten o’clock 1 rang the door bell of the Brown
Prayer Service- Wednesday Even
“No one does because it hasn’t :
resilience, was located on a hillside in the oldest part of town. While I been opened to the public yet. You A
LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, STATEMENTS,
ing at 8:00 p.m.
CARDS, SALE AND DANCE BILLS, PROGRAM^
waited for It to be answered I looked around. The house gave evidence of a see he fixed up the place and then i ’
Rev. Beazan.
more prosperous past and, though it was sadly in need of paint and one his wife, who is a Parisienne, be
MENUS, TICKETS, DODGERS. LEGAL BLANKS.
felt instinctively, that in the summer hollyhocks and marigolds and lark came very unhappy here so he de- ; A
CHRISTIAN < HI Rl H
CHECKS,
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND
spur would add their quaint blossoming to the place which had so evid cided it would be better to sell out ! ”
INVITATIONS,
MEMORIAL CARDS. LABELS.
ently
of
other
times.
The
yard
was
enclosed
by
a
fence
over
which
honey-
Services every Sunday as follows:
and leave before he spent
lot I
SHIPPING TAGS, ETC.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
more money advertising and getting | A
11 a. m. Chlrstian Endeavor at 7
the shop properly launched. He 1» j
p. m. All friends are invited.
willing to get out for much less than i
; he spent.”
|A WE NEVER TURN A JOB DOWN BECAUSE IT IS TOO LARGE
BAPTIST CHURUH
"How thrilling!” I cried, “really,*^
OR TOO COMPLICATED
Thankful, I can’t imagine anything
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
more fun than owing a cunning book A
ing service 11 a. in. B. Y. P. U. at
shop and running it myself! How ’
“
I
could
hardly
wait
till
6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30
much does he want for it?”
p.m. Prayer service on Thursday at morning came so that l
She smiled. “I love your enthus- A
rouhi find out what plan
8 p. m.
iasm," she said, “I believe you’re ’
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Thankful
could
have
had
in
Walter O. Smith, Pastor.
’ ready to write a check but I wouldn’t ►
I mind—I hoped it would be
want you to do anything until you _____
I something 1 could do.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
talk to him about it and see the place
Frank M. Fisher, Pastor
for yourself.”
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ed, "how on earth did you know about Z
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Sorvices as follows:
it?” I asked.
Dayton—1st ami 3rd Sundays at
"Well you see I’ve always had a
11 a. m.
passion for books. I took a library K
Unionvale—1st and 3rd Sundays at
course at school and if I’d been rich
8 p. m.
I should have been a collector for
Pike—2nd and 4th Sundays at 11
there isn’t anything that gives me
a. m.
more pleasure than association with
Lafayette— 2nd and 4th Sundays
books. I thought I’d get a position
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8 p. m.
in a library here after father passed z
“You don’t have to instilute a law
on but Kitten and Addie didn't take M
suit to collect the wages of sin.
to housekeeping so I felt that it would X
be better for them if I stayed at
home.”
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ted about to parties and Addie went r
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Press dispatches from London
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out to some interesting work and X
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. state that a club to popularize cigar suckle and roses would climb in the spring.
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mingled with people, forming stim
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smoking by women has been formed
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A pretty young girl of about seventeen opened the door. It was to see ulating contacts and getting color
by the wives and daughters of some that she was not al all of the new generation and there was a bit of a frown
ful experiences, while she stayed at
wealthy business men in Wallasey, between her eyes, us if she resented being called from a new novel she held home to cook and sew and drudge her
in Cheshire. It remains now to see in her hand. Instantly I knew that this was one of Thankful’s sisters life away in drab and monotonous
how long it will be before the women whom she struggled to shield from
routine!
xrrvr™ „ „ NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
will take up the pipe and chewing strength, which was none too robust. all hardships by overtaxing her own
Suddenly I had an idea.
No 2«°TfCv
i?^*^ 2IVEN tO the leral voters of Sch°o1 District
tobacco. Equal rights will then be
“Listen, Thankful. Tell you what No. ¿8 of Yamhill County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING
“Thankle’s in the kitchen," she an greeted me cordially and urged me to
established on a sound basis.
nounced, "putting up jam. Go on sit down. "I suppose Kitten told you I’ll do. I want this shop and I’m go of said district will be held at the SCHOOLHOUSE, on the 2nd day <rf
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back.” She designated thi rear of the that. Shows how much she knows ing to have it, but I need your help. December, 1926, at eight o’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of dis
Clatskankie—Plans are being drawn house with u wavs of her hand and
what’s g< ing on back here,” she I don't know a darn thing about cussing the budget hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to vote
for Silva $10,000 apartments.
rudely started towards the sitting smiled indulgently, “I finished those books. All I can do is discuss Mic- on the proposition of levying a special district tax.
The total amount of money needed by the said school district during the
Myrtle Point—Plans take form for room reading as she went.
an hour ago,” she nodded to a cup- I had Arlen and Carl Van Vechten
modern hotel.
The pantry was a large and cheer- I Loaard which held row after row of j “nd other authors of ‘best sellers’ as fiscal year beginning on June 21, 1926, and ending on June 30, 1927 is es
gin* ses, all of uniform size with fresh I they come along, but when it comes timated m the following budget and includes the amounts to be received from
King’s Valley—New union high ful place. Sunshine filtered through paraffin tops. The grape jelly shone to real literature I’m a total blank, the county school fund, elementary school fund, special district tax and all
:
dotUd-swirs
curtains
edged
in
blue
i
school building will be ready to use
’
gingham and Thunkful was standing like old Burgundy in the bright morn- ’ The only decent things I’ve read were other moneys of the district:
about December I.
BUDGET
by a white, pine shelf mixing the in- j ng light and there was also jars of »1 college and I’ve forgotten the most
golden marmalade with bits of lemon of them. Turgenef, Tolstoy and
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
Pine Valley—“Herald here sold gradients for u cake.
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by Guy Huges to Mrs. Florence Can
"1 was told that you were putting peel and spices which Thankful said Balzac sounds like a salad dressing PERSONAt SERVICE:
aday.
1
up preserves,” I said, after she had Kitten like«] with tiny hot biscuits on a trans-Atlantic liner to me! But,” 1. Superintendent
$2000.00
and tea.
I concluded, “I could handle the mod-
2. Principals___
1350.00
"You smart thing!” I exclaimed, cm stuff and you could lord it over
High School Teachers.
.1
1260.00
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whnt R*»«*
fnke *• that c°m- the high-brow department. How’s
High School Teacher...
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1170.00
3. Grade Teacher_____
“
M plicated thing going to be?”
that?”
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990.00
H
“
Chocolate
-
marshmallow-fudge,
”
Her
face
gleamed.
Her
deep
brown
Grade
Teacher
_____
N
.4
3600.00
“
the
kind
Addie
eyes
shone
like
stars.
“
Oh,
”
she
K she enumerated,
Grade Teacher .
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32.50
j breathed, "how wonderful that would 4. Janitor________
2 ' adores!”
_
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1000.00
g : The jelly then was made for Kit- , he! All my life it has been my 5. Clerk .............. _
200.00
Dealers in
M ten and the cake was the kind of dream. Books. To be with them, to
Total .......... __ _____
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. $11,602.50
g which Addie was
especially fond, rustle their pages and to smell them! MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES:
X : Always, it seemed to me, this lovely ! The very odor of books spurs my 1. Furniture (desks, stoves, curtains,
g girl was thinking of someone other | imagination," she dreamed for a
etc.) ...................... ................
$200.00
X
moment, then swiftly her expression 2. Supplies (chalk, erasers, etc.)_
than herself.
100.00
K
changed. “But how,” she asked, 3. Library books_________________
“Where is Addie now?” I asked.
200.00
Phone Red 76
“would mother and the girls get a- 4. Flags ____________ ________ _
"She’s taking a business course, long?”
15.00
K
5. Playground equipment
50.00
J
she
replied.
"Mother
disliked
the
“
Never
you
mind
about
that.
6. Janitor’s Supplies ......
GIVE US A CALL
120.00
Z । idea intensely but,” she blushed, “it You’ll earn enough to hire a cook 7. Fuel.............................
it
550.00
—
£ i seemed necessary with things so and a girl to clean up and have some 8. Light .............................
20.00
XNXNXNXMXMXKXKXKXKXNXXZ8XKXKXNXMXMXMXNXNZKXNXMXMXNXM frightfully dear. And Kitten just thing left over for cloths besides.” 9. Water ....________________
100.00
! couldn’t go out in the world. She’s
“Kitten does need a new evening 10. Postage and Stationery
100.00
i the baby you know. Just a minute,” dress. She’s just at the age when
Total _____ _
1455.00
she flung over her shoulder, "while she goes to a lot of dances and per MAINTAIN a NCE AND REPAIRS:
: put this in to bake,” I could see haps if I went to work Addie wouudn’t
................... building and grounds
550.00
her through the door as she tested have to take a job.”
Total .........
, _
550.00
' the oven, changed the damper on the
“Call your friend and tell him we’re INDEBTEDNESS:
antiquated wood stove and then re- coming down. Please.”
2. Warrant, and interest thereon....
500.00
She went to the phone and while
Total .......... ......
500.00
“I was thinking if you really meant she was away my thoughts played TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS:
I it about wanting to do something be- with the fascinating idea of the shop.
2850.00
। sides play that I might be able to Just that morning my father had
Total ...
2850.00
| suggest a thing that was offered to presented me with a check for a more INSURANCE
me,” she began, resuming the con than generous amount. I wouldn't
528.00
versation we hed started at the cir tell Curtiss until I had secured the
Total ............... ......
528.00
cle meeting the day before.
shop. Then I’d call him up ’and tell MISCELLANEOUS:
Hall and Telephone_____
“Well I AM serious about it and him to come to a certain number down
125.00
2nd Publication of Budget
if you’ll just tell me what I can do town. He would find me bare-head
26.50
ed
behind
a
counter
and
wearing
a
Total _____ _
I certainly will be glad. You see,
151.50
Thankful, all my life I’ve done noth smock (lavender would be lovely for EMERGENCY:
Thankful
and
myself)
and
then,
what
ing but sit over a bridge table or
250.00
Total
chase about to luncheons where you would he say?
250.00
see the same type of people and talk
See next week's Tribune
Total estimated amount of money for all purposes
during the year ________ _______
17,887.00
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DAYTON TRIBUNE
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Dayton Pharmacy
For
Holiday Goods
Some Good Buys
5 Dayton Sand and Gravel Co
SAND AND GRAVEL
B
Oakland
Pontiac
Highest Prices Paid for
GRADE CREAM
SALES and SERVICE
Also a Good Assortment of
USED CARS
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ESTIMATEDRECEIPTS
From county school fund during the
coming school year ... ....................
From state school fund during the
coming school year ...... .................
From elementary school fund during
the coming school year ...... _...
Estimate of probable unexpended bal-
* ‘
ance at end of current year........
Estimated amount to be received
" '
from all other sources during the
coming school year ........................
Total estimated receipts, not in
cluding proposed tax ..............................
RECAPITULATION
Total estimated expenses for the year
Total estimated receipts not includ
ing proposed tax ...... .....................
Balance, amount to be raised by
district tax .......................
Dated this 14th day of October, 1926.
; ; Attest:
Ruth Hayden
District Clerk
1920.04
356.80
1514.66
278.63
5700.00
9,770.13
17,887.00
9,770.13
8,116.87
Jahn W. Shippy
Board of Directors