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DAYTON TRIBUNE
Entered at the Post Office at Day­
ton, Oregon, as second class mail
matter, under the Act of March 3,
1879.
F. J. ROBERTSON
EDITOR
Subscription J 1.50 a year in ad vane«
In a late edition of our paper we
had a few remarks to say regarding
the blockhouse in respect to its be-
<, tng always locked, the key hid in some
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v v vt ▼ w 'e 'v 1 ! out of the way place, and its very
dirty condition. Since that time it
* I has come to our ears that the Civic
Club has taken our remarks to heart,
I thinking that we were taking them
to task for the condition of the block­
house.
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We wish to emphatically state that
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remarks that we have ever had to say
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:: regarding the blockhouse or city park
was in no way intended for the Civic
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Club. The Civic Club have done
more, far more, for the city of Dayton
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than any other organisation, and far
be it from us to even hint that they
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are not doing their duty. The Civic
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line for each insertion.
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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.
Office Phone - Red 49
DAYTON,
OREGON
FOR SALE—Two trailors$15.00 and
$25.00, or will trade for cars to
week. Long's blacksmith Shon.
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ularly where there are HAPPY, HEALTHY CHILDREN.
IW. Toasties and Kellogg’s Corn Flakes specially priced at 3 for
23c. Post’s Bran Flakea at 2 for 25c.
HOI* PICKERS REGISTER HERE FOR PICKING LN WOOD’S
HOP YARD.
HIBBERT’S GROCERY
L. D. Long has moved into the
Well. What’s the latest dope on Ponnay
house recently vacated by
those road signs. Can any one tell us Arthur Robinson
and family.
anything about them?
Mrs. J. J. Crnfut of Corvallis
SUMMER CONFERENCE TO
rived here Saturday for n few days
BE HELD AT TURNER visit in the D. A. Snyder home.
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DAYTON, OREGON
Mrs. Bessie Williams and daughter T
Mildred, and Mrs. Leufa Sheard, are !
enjoying the sea breezes at the coast, j
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Huddleston of
Oregon City, spent Sunday here with !
his mother, Mrs. M. E. Huddleston i
and family.
And other rectal disorders cured by ambulant methods.
Reports From Cases
For many years, piles bleeding and protruding daily: “Have had
no bleeding or protrusion since the first treatment. Am perfectly
satisfied with results.”
Pile, fissure and constipation. “This is my first relief in 20 years.
I had no idea how much other trouble the rectal condition was caus­
ing.
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RECTAL EXAMINATION FREE
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Phone Green 20
Corner G Ä 2nd St«., McMinnville, Ore. T
1927
For rnfor matron or catalogua unit«
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PONTIAC ♦
Our milk is daily subject to careful tests for
pureness and richness. And it must pass
these tests, otherwise it can never reach your
table.
Fresh supply on hand at all times at Dayton Meat Co.
71x22 and we will strut delivery at once.
CHURCHES
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METHODIST CHURCH
OREGON
Best Beds on Earth
If you have poultry to sell of 2
feed to buy, see S. C. PURKEY. p
I can save you money. Call 2
on me. Phone Red 79.
DAYTON,
FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
OTABlISHtD l»O4 - PHO Nt WHITt 6011
♦ QUALITY
Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Walker arriv­
Headline in newspaper says “Emer­ ed home Monday from a week or ten
gency Still Exists in Vienna.” Which days sojourn in Falls City.
ain t news at all because there are
Mrs. I.en Parrish and little daugh­
nothing else but emergency stills in
ter of McMinnville, spent Sunday
this country.
with Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Parrish.
Court statistics show that women
The J. E. Proffitt residence is being
get 65'1 of the divorces—and men’s
treated
to a new shingle roof, which
pocketbooks show they get 100',i of
adds to its good appearance.
the alimony.
OAKLAND
MACY««»
The Dayton Dairy
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Frank W.
Hole, Superintendent. Morning wor­
ship 11 a. m. Epworth League 7:00
P. m. Evening service 8:00 p.m.
DAYTON ROOMING HOUSE • Prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:30
p.m.
Service at Webfoot: Morninig wor­
ship 9:30 a. m. Sunday school at
Mrs. C. E. Mauts, Prop.
11:00 a. m.
LeRoy Walker, Pastor.
DAYTON,
OREGON
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will be “Jesus’ Pathway To The
Cross,” “His Baptism,” “Temptation,”
“Peter's Confession,” "Teh Transfig­
uration,” and “The Last Supper.“
One of the interesting special
speakers will be Mr. Zenus Olson of
Hillsboro, former President of Wash
ington Christian Endeavor Union and
high school teacher in Hillsboro, who
isho me on furlough from Bangalore,
India. Some interesting features of
the conference will be reports from
the recent International Convention
at Cleveland by Oregon delegates,
evening bonfire meetings under the
leadership of I’uul Brown; stunt night
and the annual conference banquet.
Advance registration received at
Christian Endeavor headquarters, 303
Abington Bldg., Portland, indicate a
state wide interest in the coming con­
ference as delegates have registered
from Pendleton, Free Water, Ln
Grande, Fugane, and Ashland, uh *ell a
aa muny other towna closer in. Dele- ! ▼
gates are urg« d to regiater early in j
order to facilitiate uccomodutions.
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FOR SALE—Oak wood. Foster Bros.
Phone 14x7, Dayton, Ore.
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PHYSICIAN
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It is pleasant to learn that this na-
tion spends more on public _____
schools
than any other government function
—not excepting the cost of keeping
ready for war. Our public schools
cost two thousand million dollars a
year, about one-fourth the total a-
mount spent for public purposes.
Two billions dollars a year seems
a great deal, but it is not much real­
ly. Public education, on which the
future depends, absolutely costa less
than twenty dollars per capita. And,
by the way, it cost less than half the
money spent on cigarettes.
That last is an encouraging fact.
It proves that when the people want
a thing they get it, somehow or other.
Just now, they want the best cigar­
ette. Some day they will decide that
they want the best possible public
education. Then they will spend ten
billions and more a year for it in­
stead of two billion.
Oregon
’s 8th annual
Summer Con-
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The conference committee consists
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S Bothman of Corvallis, publicity man-
3 ager; Mr. Dallas Rice of Portland,
K business manager; Miss Viola Og­
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Walter L. Myers of Eugene Bible
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WANTED—Your shoes to re- 2 , | The Conference faculty is composed
pair. Mail them in.
My 4 , of Rev. Walter L. Myers of Eugene,
price is right. Shoe Hospital 2 [Dean of Conference; Mis sHulda An-
216 3rd street, McMinnville. T iderson of M Grande. Dean of Wo-
i men; Dr. Norman K. Tully, pastor
Headquarters for Singer Sew­
of First Presbyterian church in Sa­
ing machines
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lem. Bible Study; Rev. C. D. Gaffney,
pastor of Congregational church of
Ashland, Recreational Director; Rev.
PRACTICAL ..NURSE—wants ma- Paul C. Brown, Pacific Coast Sec­
ternity cases. $20 per week, includ­ retary of < hristian Endeavor, De­
ing housework. Dayton references. votional Leader; Clas.se sfor the study
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50-4tp of methods and activities will be
taught by the following: June Walk­
FOR SALE—Four or five good milk er, of Forest Grove, Expert Endeavor;
cows. Harry Wambsgan, Phone V loia Ogden of Portland. Progressive
Red 38, Dayton, Oregon.
50-tf Endeavor; Catherine Moehnke of
Banks, Junior Leadership; Paul C.
WANTED—Old furniture, dishes and Brown,Union Leadership; Kathryne
glassware. Look in your attic, Rice of Portland, Intermediate lead­
barn or woodshed. You may turn ership; Walter L. Meyers of Eugene,
the junk into money by leaving Life Vocations; Alice Guiley of Eu­
message with Dayton Tribune.
gene, Song Leadership; Dallas Rice
49-2tp of Portland. Society Leadership;
Mary Harding of Sherwood, Mission­
FOR SALE—A good sized pony. ary Leadership.
Price $10.00.
Enquire at Mrs.
Dr. Tully's topics for Bible study
Lorena Litscher, Dayton
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5OR SALE—Two 6 ft. wire farm
gates. U’Ren Hardware, Dav'n*
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H. W. Burnard, M. D.
Club is a ladies organisation and have
done many things to improve and
beautify our city and if the different
men’s orgtianisations could show as
much to their credit as the ladies ean,
their would be no need of us writing
as we did a few weeks ago.
No, ladies, don’t misunderstand our
meaning, we arc with you tooth and
nail. It is the men that we have to
jar loose.
OREGON
CITY OFFICIALS
Mayor............... ---------- W. S. Hibbert
Recorder................... W. T. H. Tucker
Treasurer ................... J. E. Mellinger
City Marshall, Street and Water
Commissioner.
•T. A. Boulden
Councilmen—E. Demaray, Paul Lon-
derhausen, James Penland, Iner
Mortensen, James Wakefield and
Frank Louis.
Regular meetings first Monday in
ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce to the pub
♦ lie that we have now got moved in
to our new showrooms at the corner
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
Sunday School—10 a.m.
of 3rd and B street. We will be
Preaching Service—11:00 a.m.
Prayer Service—Wednesday Even­
very pleased to meet you here and
ing at 8:00 p.m.
Rev. Beazan.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
|| can assure you of the same courteous
Services every Sunday as follows:
treatment in the future as in the
Bible school at 10 a. m. Preaching at
11 a.m. All friends are invited.
v past
M. H. Kendall, Pastor.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
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Sunday scnool at 10 a. m. Preach-
mg service 11 a. m. B. Y. P. U. at
7:00 p.m. Evening service at 8:00
P-m. Prayer service on Thursday at
8 p. m.
Walter G. Smith, Pastor,
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