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Christian Endeavorers DAYTON TRIBUNE A. N. Fall lor Menili Entered at the port office In Dayton, Oregon, a* second clan* mail matter, under th* Act of March 3, 1879. Reminders for February Hulwcriplion |I,M per year in advance. Feb. 2« 1925. This is Land Plaster month « ft Why not reserve your requirements and avoid the usual shortage later on? I Aiwitiwhid I HF AMI RK 'ANWESIÄWM IAH' Mill Feed by wagon or truck, ton or more I nil Goepot Awnombly Pleaching and Divine Healing Hervir« Holiday — 0.00 pm. Thursday 7 :30 p. n». Bible Study welcome to come and worship with us Rev. UeO. BtleglltS, J’«*tor. V V Mill run,' Bran, Shorts, Middlings—Place orders and save at the car. If you want to save money on stock or dairy salt en gage 500 pounds or more, and haul from car,' before we touch it. Before buying hay, see us Methodist Church Sunday School, 10 A. M., Frank W. Hols, Bup't. Morning Worship. II Sermon by Pastor 6:30 p. m. Fpworth langue 7 30 p. m. Preaching Service* 7 30 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday. Service at Webfoot, 9 30 A. M. Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Sunday School Rev. J. F. Franklin. Partor. A H When interested in flour Call up for prices. We handle poultry and eggs. New garden seeds are her*. Farmer’s Warehouse Company, Phone, Red 67 Dayton, Oregon EVANGELICAL CHURCH Pay too Payton Sunday School Dayton Preaching E. L. of C. E. Preaching Service* Vnionvale Sunday School E. 1.. ol C. E. Preaching 10:00 11 00 6 :i0 7 30 a. a. p. p. m. m. m. tn. 10 00 a. m. 7 IK) p. m. 8:00 p. tu. F. E. Fisher, Pa*tor. Pleasantdale Dayton Motor Go Louis & Penland Christian Endes voters residing in Yambill County have been in* vifed to the rally to bo held in ti e First Presbyterian church of Port* land next Monday night, March 2. in honor of E. P. Gates of Boston, general sécrétai y of the United Society of Christian Endeavor Mr. Gates will 1^ accompanied bv Paul C. Brown of 1^)4 Angeles, Pacific Coast Christian Endeavor The Gossard Brassiere i No. 460 i j , । No. 499 secretary. In^itatons announcing this rally have been sent to Christian ICudeavorers residing in Dayton, Carlton. Amity. LaFayette, Mc Minnville and Newberg, and to other cjties in the Willamette val ley where Christian Endeavor work is in progress The Gates rally will be opened with a banquet at 6:15 o’clock, which will be followed at 7:30 p. m. with a mass meeting in the main auditorium of tbe church Attention of Dayton Christian Endeavorers has been directed es pecially to tbe evening mass meet ing, which will be public. Tbi* will be tbe final visit of Mr. Gates to Oregon prior tn the International Christian Endeavor Convention, which meets in Port* land. July 4 to 10. 1925. Mr. Gates is now making a transconti nental tour, and >■ expected to tell at this rallv the amount of inter est he has found throughout the nation in the forthcoming Inter national convention. Special rec ognition will be given Christian Une savor delegates from outside of Portland attending the Gates rally, according to Judge Jacob Kanzler. general chairman of the International Convention Commit tee. New Spring Underwear In this line we have the silk, vests and step-ins. Priced 11.25 and 11.50 I Misses Alice and Lydia Barley and Mr. Patch of Portland visited one daV last week at the Asa Nichola home. The ladies were The following article is clipped old time friends of the Nichols’ in from the Kansas notes in the the east. »ublishers’ Auxiliary: Mrs Elva Tyrol and little daugh Percy Torrey, formerly publish ter of Cast'« Rock. Wash., visited er of the Andale Globe, has estab- last week al the W. L Reichstein iehed the Globe at Victoria Tbe Full line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaooos, home. new paper is a six-column quarto Fred Reichstein who has been and starts out with a tine patron Fountain Drinks, toe Cream, Bakery quite sick for some time, was taken age Victoria is in Ellis county Goods, Hot or Cold Lunches to the bospiUl in McMinnville» and has a population of about 800 Tuesday. The Globe is the only newspaper. Roy Robinson visited friends in Mr Torrey was a boyhood friend of Ye Editor and we hereby extend Woodburn Sunday. to him and bis “Globe” the ’glad W. L. Reichstein and family hand’. spent Sunday with relatives in ’“•ewewweweewe w edewedede—o Sheridan. The keeping qualities nt the Golden Mrs. Blanche Brooks visited sev Wess Morgareidge and family. —Oregon Waste Product— Delicious apple in western Oregon are eral days this week at the home of Mrs. Mabel Gibson and children, being studied at the experiment station, Content her cousin Mrs. Ralph Hadley. n eastern Oregon this variety has and Geo. Robinson and wife were A prise for an IDEA. iroved one of the best. There it devel Fay Robinson went to Molalla guests at the Scott Edwards home Here is an opportunity to win a cash ops a good waxy cuticle, which has been valley Monday where he purchased Sunday. prise for tbe best idee for the conserva found to add to the keeping quality of a large tractor for his saw mill. Bert McFarlane and wife visited tion of Oregon waste product*. most varieties. First prise, 1100.00, donated by tbe Vernon Hadley visited a few relatives in Carlton, Sunday. Oregon Statewide Development Fund, In the western part of the state, days the fore part of the week through the Land Settlement and though it bears well, the fruit does net UN ION V A LE with relatives and friends in Port- Marketing Departments of tbe Portland keep like the eastern product. How Howe and wife of Albany Chamber of Commerce: second prize. ever, the trees are still young, and the Edd land. visited at the home of her sister »50.00, donated by ihe Progressive station holies that as they become oldei MM. Ralph Hadley and sons Business Men's Club; third priae, the fruit will develop this waxing cover- Mra Mrs. NeUie Stoutenburg, Sunday, I »25.00, offered by the Portland Ad Club. Vernon and Kenneth and , .--------- Mrs. Peurose is quite ill with I Wilful waste makes direful need, but Blanche Brooks of Newberg a cold. it eannot be preached into tbe mind county seat visitorc Saturday. of Plenty, nor can it »top the hand of Varnish for Wall Pa, er Dick Kidd and C. Countess were The Stringtown Needle Club Greed. . home-furulshinc; suggestion is tlu city visitors one day this week. met last Thursday afternoon nt Necessity has ever been the “Mother use of varnish applied to wall paper Tom Lawrence and wife visited of Invention.” Originality is the self-' By this means it is said that the pa the Scott Edwards home, Re per Is preserved longer than ordi fresbinenta were served by ihe at the R. E. Stoutenburg home starter of the world. Through your need you may have nnrily, and when necessary it can be hostess assisted by Mrs. Roy one day recently. evolved an idea and thia idea mav be cleaned with a damp cloth. The rather Edwards. Those present were Clark Noble and wife were in come the basic foundation for a fact. shiny finish might, however, prove a Mesdames Hadley, King, Bramici, port|anjt Sunday, at the Albert Why not mail your idea to tbe Contest drawback. Sweeney, McFarlane, and the two Stoutenburg home. Committee, Room 104, Oregon Building, . . I It mav open a way for hostesses. Mrs. Ethel Holt of Carlton visit* Tortland? further development of Oregon in the Buckley of Dayton Mrs. Lina ed with her mother this week. weaving together of its vast industrial spent last Thursday at the Mr. Miller and daughter Mrs. and agricultural resources. It mav win £ H. Thompson home. Hewitt and son LaVelle of Port a PRIZE. An 18 year old Portland girl recently Ralph Hadley and family and land were Union vale visitors this won a |15,OQO home lor an idea. Mrs. Blanche Brooks of Newberg week. Henry Schneider of 1741 E. 19th St., visited relatives in Sheridan, Dr. Hewitt called on Adelbert Portland ha* submitted an idea. For years he worked on this idea, for Sunday. Smith this week and found it W. L. Reichstein and wile and necessary to lance his side. He is the sole purpose o! meeting his own need*. Mr. Schneider says: Mrs. Fred Reichstein were McMinn slowly improving. G LASSES “The idea of how to make sawdust ville visitors last Thursday. Mrs. C. L. Fowler who is in a Into a useful product occupied my OF Howard Hadley and Elgin Lee Portland hospital is improving mind years ago. who are attending business college rapidly. They expect to take her “In the East is a brick manufactured in Portland, spent last week end to the home of her son Lloyd the of cork, recommended for flooring «tables, as it is not so bard on animals’ at the Ralph Hadley home. Inst of this week. feet as board or cement, and in other Harvey Westfall is home after a ways more comfortable. Walter Zwick and family of SERVICE- SATISFACTION Unity visited at the J. A. McFar few days visit with his brother in “I sent for a sample and price list. ; I agreed with the former but the latter Lincoln county. FAIR PRICES lane home Sunday. was too exorbitant for the average I^wis Nichols who has been dairy farmer c seriously ill with pneumonia is “I made a duplicate from sawdust Consult Gave Namoe to Rogiont now improving rapidly. abd the result was a satisfactory brick Mount Everest, the highest known 1 and the product 100 per cent cheaper." J. A. McFarlane and wife were point in the world, was christened in 1 This is one man’s IDEA- county seat visitors Saturday. honor of Str George Everest, sur CAN YOU BEAT IT. Mrs. Ixirona Litscher returned veyor general of India; ths victoria । If so, mail it in today. falls, on the Zambesi. In honor of McMinnville Contest has been extended to March » home from Ashland, Friday, Queen Victoria; and Albert Nyanas, a ■ ISth. No entries received after that where she went Io attend the Inka In East Central Africa. In honor date. of Queen Victoria's piinceconaort. funeral of her father. 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Readme »nidtlar th? whole family — fiction, patterns, embroidery, ipes, poultry, dairy, livestock, crops, farm BM— etc. Don’t mace this unusual opporttinity to get thia able, interesting and ’..istructive ercop of magasi—e W y«--. are already a subscriber to any of these aMQMftBVt yt r tubaenpuon wil’ Le extended for one year- CAFE C. H. Sutton, Prop QUALITY Dr. A. R. Miller -4 O a MN ow ! W*^ receive these magazines. But don’t wait until the cfferhM been Withdrawn. AH Fere for Ont Year — ORDU Send your order to oar added An Electric Pump in your country home, to supply running wat for your kitchen, bath and barn is as necessary as your automobile. The initial cosj is unimportant when you spread it over the years of useful service you will derive .from it. Electric power, electric pump, hot and cold water in your home, you have the conveniences of your city neighbors. We employ an expert pump Engineer to care for this feature of our business and his services are subject to your demands. We can supply you any kind of deep or shallow well pump with any capacity and invite you to consult us before making negotiations with any ■one else. Call us at Blue 34. Terms of a satisfactory nature can be arranged. Electric Supplies & Contracting Company “It Serves You Right” Phone, Blue 34 Newberg, Oregon. AT THE MOVIES Saturday, Feb. 28 “The Silent Stranger’’ Telephone Girl 12, comedy Next Week Saturday, March 7 “Ebb Tide” P. Magazine, Comedy Shows at 7:30 and 9:15 P. M. Arcade Theatre Dayton, Oregon. Box Shooks, Cabinet Work* and Mill Work I General Building Contracting Built in Fixtures a Specialty UR Cooper Dayton, Oregon. I ।
