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PAGE TWO THE DAYTON TRIBUNE DAYTON TRIBUNE NEETKUT BARBER SHOP Dayton, Oregon We have twice a week laun- dry service, Tuesday and Sat- urday. Agency for cleaning ■nd pressing. Let us have your business. EXPERT BARBER WORK Entered at the Post Office at Day ton. Oregon, as second class mail matter, under the Act of March 3, 1879. I ' ’ j I ’ F. J. ROBERTSON EDITOR ' ’ i < > XXXNXNXNXNXNXKXKXNXNXKXNXM Subscription $1.50 a year in advance M RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING THE ('HANGE o!S able to defend herself, Servin and Bulgaria are keping their eyes on their hen coops, as they believe on taking no chance. There no strikes in England just now, nor any other serious domestic trouble, ami Johnny Bull has gone down tho back ally of Europe to watch the little poodle dog fight. He seams to bo in ‘lined to egg the bnd. bad Musaerliner on, more in sport than in earnest. But there will not be much of a scrap, nil the little feists are too hungry and starved to do much more than growl. THURSDAY. M AY 5, I»27 ternon for Mrs. Glen McFurlane and Mrs. O. J. Holliday. Many beauti ful iiiul useful gifts were received. Sandwiches, cookies nnd punch were served and a jolly good time reported by nil preaetit. Those present were Meedames Ersel Gubser, Bert Mc Farlane, (Hen McFarlane, Ed. Rich ants and Mrs. Fred Flntitcum, of Mc Minnville. Misses Pansy Withee, Irene Crawley, Madeline Roasner, Virgin« Snn, LaOtie LeMasters, Elix abeth Sims nnd Evlyn Morgnn of Lafayette. for work and a luncheon at the noon hour. The table wus swamped with all the different varieties of delicious food« native of the Willamette valley, which wera thoroly enjoyed, aa a very much depleted table Imre evidence. The day waa finished In preparing some quilts for the Indies of the com- nniuity. The Hawk Patrol, Boy Scouts of America, met on their old stamping grounds at the head of the Stephens Canyon, for their business and social session Thursday evening. A com mittee to rustle eats was appointed and an initiation team named. Lyle Stephen« was elected assistant Scout Master, to serve during the absence of Tommy Rockwood, the original as sistant. Several visitors were pres ent, who were taken into tho "outer darkness” while the business session wm being held. They Were Inter con duct«! into the presence of tho regu lar members, where a bountiful sup per of Weiners, sandwiches, chocolate, cotfee and other rats wore served. The rest of the evening w»i spent in games and drill and the running thru the "spate" of a few members, who broke some minor rules of tho organ isation. An initiation service will bo held Thursday evening. We have listened and agreed that a new era in our national life is here. The Aloha Needle Club wbh plena- U. S. Navy staged a great sham sntly entertained Thursday afternoon Now we slain the old fedora on the N desk and- for the first time realise buttle in New York Bay. Better had nt tho home of Mrs. K. G. Hadley. Ice that age is upon us— that truly the gone to Chicago and helped "Big Bill" cmam and cake were served by the new era envelopes us—we are in mid repel the Great British invasion. DAYTON LUE3ER hostess, after which n surprise shower < > stream and a weak swimmer. was given Mra. Glen McFnrlnne by X 1 N YARD M The standing armies of Nicaragua the club and a few invited friends. It has come. The last barrier has 4 fallen. There is no longer a dual- must have become seriously fatigued The hostess was assisted in the show N H. ROBINSON. Prop. * standard for man and woman in this in making faces at each other, as all er by little Barbara Swwncy. Mrs. I X country of ours. Woman is with us is quiet as the grave down there nt Mchurlune received many beautiful M si —in business—in our aporto—the proaent. Or maybe Uncle Sam's Mar and useful presents, which were, Building Material Of All Kinds inM laughed at them so hilariously greatly appreciated. N vote and—but listen: Several wh<> N J I Our good old Grandmother—God that they all left that part of the could not be present sent their gifts. X i bless her—smoked a pip«*—a nice country. à Those present were Mosdumes Bram- X Phone 46x9 X Box 177 2 j black old clay pipe, and she enjoyed tet. Brooks, Sweeney, J. A., Bert and They're at it again in Hollwood. Glen McFarlane, Newhouse und Bad ZKXXXKXKXXXNZKXMXHXWXMENX m i it. Rut when company came, grand FOR SALE—Fine youngO. 1. C. brood mother could have been seen slipping Somebody’s press agent must be ly. working overtime aa their employers ---------- e---------- DAYTON. OREGON Sow. Also weaning pigs $6.00 each. off to the woodshed for a quiet little Will Criteser, Phone 2x16, Dayton, whiff. She did it from disgracing the are getting a lot of the very kind of XMXXXNXNXNXNXNXMXKXNXNXNXI advrtising they so much crave. family. Oregon 37-ltp-tf ■ J Does her grand-datighter today do A German inventor of Dueseldorf that? She does not. ' SALE—Holstein cow and calf. Z. SPANGLE BARBER f FOK True, not every feminine smoker has invented an nuto that can be MXNXMXNXHXXXNXMXNXNXMXNXNX Fresh Sunday April 24. $85.00 today has the freedom of the street, steer«! from the rear seat. We knew An epidemic of moving has hit cash. John Squire, Phone 19x7, SHOP it would happen as the Indies always Dnyton, Ore. 36-tfc ■thee, amusement place, or the home, get what the want and they have been Hopewell. A. G. Anderson nnd fam but still, quite generally she has been ily will occupy the Antrim property getting her "whiffs” without much trying to drive from the rear seat for near Harris' »tore, und the Boashardts FOK SALE — Two trailers? 15.00 and Ladies Haircutting these many, years. This invention $25.00, or will trade for cars to ’ublic disgrace or great inconven only simplifies their task. There is will occupy the property vacated by ience. Mr. Anderson. wreck. Long’s blacksmith Shop. The woman smoker today has be more thun a million dollars in it for Yamhill No. 20 36-tfc come such an accepted fixture in our this smart Dutchman. In a paner of a neighboring city Meet! Esch Wedrwvlsy I vrntng < > Agency for Newberg Laundry ------------ 1------------ we rend an ad inserted by a Dr. Crank. i FOR SALE—Poland-China boar, re- uitional life—that commerce now KMXMXNZKXNZKZXXNXMZKZNZMZM What is worrying us is this. If wc turns to bid for her patronage. i gistered. 14 months old. Call John Day ton, Oregon All this has to do with a new nnd M were to take treatment of him, would BATHS Squires, Phone 19x7. Dayton, Ore- ULC/lö/l/V/ J we be n Crunk Case, Some one please gon. 35-tfc a radical trend -the appearance of an i m ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ DAYTON, nn advertisement in the current is- 5_______________________________ x OREGON inform ua quickly. "KXNXNXNXNXKXNXNXMXMXNXMXN no of one of our most straight-back W \NTED—Quantity of clean rags. »♦»»»»»»»» Miss Esther Nichols wus a McMinn- f A. G. Anderson is busily engaged in Will pay 5c per pound. Tribune of ed woman’s magazines—picturing a cautiful young lady enjoying a rest ville visitor Monday. the wrecking of the old Antrm ware XMXKXNXKXNXMXMXNXNXNXNXNXN fice. ful smoke. And, the ad is aimed to house he recently purchased. Thia H Agate Grinding ■Il cigarettes to women. It is clever : Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson were will mid much to the appearance of Jewelry Made to Order ly done—every word—every line is Portland visitors Friday. Hopewell, as the old building waa be H t X emin r ■ appeal—and—Mild as May. coming very much an eyesore. I Look back. Can you imagine what Gin McFarlane nnd W. L. Reich V. H. BALLARD the puritans woul dhave done to M stein are employed near McMinnville, Î Fred Versteeg met with what might r Hornet* Greeley and his old Tribune logging. :: Expert Watchmaker & Jeweler • have been u serious accident Thurs- ■ Building Material of all Kinda hnd he carried an nd ih his paper: METHODIST CHURCH ‘Smoke up. Girls—Clay and corn-cob Mrs. Ersel Gubser and little son dav, when his cur became unmanage DAYTON, OREGON ' LIME, CEMENT. DOORS Donald Lynn visited relatives in Port able, landing him in the ditch. For- Sunday school at 10 a.m. Frank W. pipes for grandma.” ; tunately, he wasnot hurt, but the car ■ land Friday. SASH. SHING1.ES. ROOFING Hole, Superintendent. Morning wor- was badly damaged to the extent of THE FLOOD ship 11 a. m. Epworth League 7:00 GLASS AND BRICK $150. He also lost a valuable The worst Mississippi flood Grafaphones at the lowest ” P- m. Evening R. G. Hadley and son Kenneth were about _ service 8:00 p.m. hundred years. Towns wiped in a horse recently. Price ever known in the a out. business visitors in Hubbard on Tues Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30 N millions of acres flooded, allcrop pro day of last week. CONCRETE DRAIN TILE county T p.m. spects for this year gone, lives and The Ladies Aid met at the church Service at Webfoot: Mominig'wor NXNXNXMXUXNXMXMXNXNXNXNXMX Mrs. H. Thompson was a Sunday ship 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at millions of dollars lost. How serious ly will Congress deal with this pro ♦♦a»»»»» afternoon visitor at the home of Mrs. 11:00 a. m. blem? What will the Government do Lina Buckley n Dayton. LeRoy Walker, Pastor. while waiting for Cogress to net? Typewriters Will it attack and solve the problem Mrs. R. G. Hadley and son Gerald FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY' far up the river at the source? Or and Mr». J. A. McFarlane, were coun Rebuilt typewriters all makes will you read in a few years hence, ty seat visitors Saturday. Sunday School—10 a.m. $10.00 to 50.00. Rebuilt like “Worst Flood in All History.” Preaching Service — 11:00 a m. new. New Corona & Reming The weather seems determr.ed to Dale Hadley, who is employed in < > Prayer Service—Wednesday Even do its worst in the middle-west. Tor Newberg with the Yamhill Electric ton Portables. ing at 8:00 p.m. We specialize in Permanent nadoes and cloudbursts are followed Co., spent Sunday with home folks. Rev. Beazan. by a cold wave, ruinous to crops. Waving Easy Terms Some day the human race will man Ralph Thompson of Wauna, Oregon, CHRISTIAN CHURCH age this planet better than it is man spent the week end a tthe home of .Marcelling 2 Services every Sunday as follows: aged now and learn to regulate earth’s his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomp OREGON TYPEWRITER CO. temperature as well as we regulate son. : Bible school at 10 a. ni. Preaching at rhe temperature of an apartment INC. 11 a. m. Chirstian Endeavor at 7 muse or steamship. Surplus heat at Finger Waving Mrs. W. L. Reichstein visited Sat p. m. All friends are invited. Portland, Oregon the equator will be diverted to the Ar- I urday at the home of her mother, tic Circle. And when you do away Mrs. George Savage, near McMinn BAPTIST CHURCH with excessive heat and excessive ville. Ladies' and Children's Hair •old you will do away with tornadoes, Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach typhoons, etc. Cutting X ing semice 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at Born—to Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Holli INSURANCE They would have called radio, flying day, Saturday April 30, 1927, a girl. 7:00 p.m. Evening sen-ice at 8:00 machines, submarines UTTER non The little miss has been named Joyce < ► Fire, Theft, Embezzlement and p.m. Prayer service on Thursday at Burnham Cosmetics sense. What men can imagine they Jean. < > Life. We care for your needs. 8 p. m. ■•an do. They will regulate this earth Walter G. Smith, Pastor. fro mthe Artic to the Antartic, all< Harry Heidinger and lamny family moved leiainger ana J. L. Sherman & Son < > around the Equator, temperature and frinii the Arthur Robinson ranch to EVANGELICAL CHURCH rainfall. That, of course is thousands the Mrs. Jessie Vernon ranch last LAFAYETTE of vears away. week . Control of Mississippi floods can ( Services announced as follows, Mra. Roy Edwards and danghter Dayton, second and fourth Sun- be accomplished now, whenever the LADD’S FUNERAL days at 11 a.m. Unionvale, first and government decides to spend a little Margaret visited Wednesday of last of its money. The value of water im week at the Wiley Emmert home in third Sundays at 11 a.m.. Lafayette, HOME < ► pounded, diverted and used would ex Dayton. each Sunday at 7.30 p.m. To Serve Humanity Better ceed the cost of the undertaking. Frank M. Fisher, Pastor Day and Night Phone Blue 90 Mrs. Charls Sargent and daughter X Residence at Lafayette. It may be the fact that present day M c M innville , O regon “You don’t have to institute a law liquor doesn't go as far as in the old Barbara and son Russel of Hopewell, X visited Thursday at the home of the M suit to collect the wages of sin.” rlpv^t j,» claimed bv bootlegger pat formers sister, Mrs. Scott Edwards. I X rons. But,—they should also remem- HOPFWFLL U. B. CHURCH oer this: neither does the person who Harold Litacher, who has been at ■ < ► Sunday, May 8, 1927 drinks it. tending business college in Portland X DR. 0. C. GOODRICH N ACETYLENE WELDING, LAWN MOWERS AND DISC GRINDING for several months, has accepted a X Mothers Day program at the Sun DENTIST The Ark in the Mississippi flood position in the F'ederal Reserve Bank, « SHEAR GRINDING. BOILER REPAIRS, END MACHINE WORK day school hour. < > is the Federal directed Red Cross and in Portland. N Song and preaching service at 11 ■ its freely donated five millions of dol Office Phone - Red 49 ;a a. m. lars for relief work. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Reichstein and Christian Endeavor at 8:00 p.m. A DAYTON, I OREGON sons Lawrence and Wayne, visited X 4 President will be elected at this time M How do the Filipinos expect to get Sunday at the home of Mrs. Reich- and delegates for the annual conven independence while fifty million mar stein’s mother, Mrs. George Savage, z HI tion to b held at Portland in June. C ried men here in the U. S. ar also near McMinnville. Charter members will furnish re battling for it? H X gistration at this time. o H. W. Bumard, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Edwards and X 1 A junior C. E. will be organized Aimee Semple McPherson has had daughters Margie, Lucy, Marvis and X M before long. Watch for the date. PHYSICIAN h«r hair bobbed—and like Samson_ Letha, spent Sunday at the home of XHXHXKXMZMXXZXZXZMXHXNZMZMZMZXZHXNXWXMXHXNXNXMXHXHXHS Ladies’ Aid Wednesday, all day. the Temple falls. PHONE RED 78 Mrs. Edwards’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dinner at 12:00 noon J* ------------ S------------ Neal Versteeg at Hopewell. Boy Scouts ThuAday evening, o DAYTON, CURDLED EVENTS— OREGON X ♦ Stephens Canyon, 7:30. Jake Kiser and daughter Nellie ar BILIOUSLY SEEN Flower seeds and bulbs are being SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN TIME TABLE rived last week from Nebraska and furnished in gratifying quantities, but Bungled affairs in China seem to bo moving on their farm recently bought we can use a few more for the church < ► A mending a little. According to a re from Arthur Robinson. Mr. Kiser is O DAYTON ROOMING HOUSE • lawns. cent news dispatch from that land of a brother-in-law of G. H. Jackman. From Portland The Sunday school contest is about < k topsylturvy, the southern armies finshed, and it looks as though the went hunting, and bagged a few No. Doe Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson and Leave Portlan Best Beds on Earth Young Peoples Class wre the winners. “Blood” reds, whom they at once pro 351 < > 8:59 A.M. son David of Dayton, and mother, 7:30 A.M. Mrs. C. E. Mauts, Prop. < > W. A. Mendion, Pastor. ceeded to strangle, as a painless and Mrs. David Robinson, spent Sunday .357 11:10 A.M. 9:45 A.M. 359 2:40 P.M. effective method of removing their at the home of their brother and son 1:15 P.M. o DAYTON, OREGON .353 CITY OFFICIALS 6:00 P.M. baneful influence to more congnial Roy. in Sherwood, where they help 4:30 P.M. 355 Mayor............................... w. S. Hibbert climes. We suppose the Reds cared ed him elebrate his birthday. 7:13 P.M. 5:40 P.M. Special to Corvallis (Sun. only) 8:05 P.M. Recorder................... W. T. H. Tucker but very little, as any ticket out of fl :30P.M. Treasurer ........... J. E. Mellinger that place is better than remaining. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sims and family If you have poultry to sell of < ► City Marshall, Street and Water To Portland and Mr. and Mrs. William Sims and feed to buy, see S. C. PURKEY. < > Commissioner......... T. A. Boulden family of Portland and Mrs. Riley < > Weather forecast for the Balkans 356 I can save you money, Call 5:48 A.M. 7:25 A.M. Councilmen—E. Demaray, Paul Lon- is "cloudy and threatening, occasional Clark and family of Dayton, were 354 on me. Phone Red 79. 8:36 A.M. derhausen, James Penland, Iner flurries.” The “Bully Bad Boy of Sunday visitors at the home of their 10:06 A.M. 358 10:48 A.M. 12.09 P.M. Mortensen, James Wakefield and Italy” seems to have left the reserva parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sims. < > 352 3:38 P.M. Frank Louis. 5:07 P.M. DAYTON, OREGON tion and is running amuck, picking on 360 6:32 P.M. Regular meetings first Monday in Albania because she is the weakest 7.49 P.M. A shower was given at the home "ach month. sister of the Balkans and wholly un- of Miss Eizabeth Sims Saturday af- MK» E. G. KIDD One cent a word per issue. Announcements and locals are charged at the rate of 10c a line for each insertion. Figures count as word«. No advertisement taken for less than 25c. Advertisements will be taken over the telephone if hte ad- vertiser is subscriber to phone. Advertisements will be ac cepted until 10 a.m. Wednes day for insertion in that week’s Tribune. HOPEWELL I. 0. 0. F PLEASANTDALE I CHURCHES Dayton Box and Lumber Company Maloney’s Beauty Shop Permanent Wave $10.00 H. P. MALONEY, Prop M c M innville Phone Red 4311 ♦ machine shop Can Repair Anything C. E. HENDERSHOTT, Prop M c M innville , O regon 9
