Dayton tribune., April 16, 1925, Image 5

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DAYTON TmiJUNE
AN
Merrill.
.. Editor
Entered at the post olile« In Payton,
Oregon, as wroad class mail matter,
Wilder the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscription *1 .M per year io advance,
April. Id IMA.
full Goapol Acssmbly
Pleaching and Divine Healing Service
Sunday—2.00 p. in.
Thursday 7 :30 p. in.
Hibis Study
All are welcome to come and worship
with us.
Rev. Gro. Stigliti,
Pastor.
Methodist Church
Sunday Hcbuul, 10 A. M., Frank W.
Huie, Sup't.
Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pastor
7 .00 p. in.
Fpwortb league
8 00 p m.
Preaching Services
Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 7 30 p tn-
Service at Webtoot,
9 30 A. M.
Morning Worship,
Il A. M.
Sunday School
Rev. J. F. Franklin. Pastor.
evangelical church
Dayton
10:00 a. m.
Dayton Sunday School
11 00 a. tn.
Dayton Preaching
Ö 30 p. m.
E. L. of C. E.
Umonvsle
10 00 a. m.
Bunday School
7 <» p. m.
E. L. of C. E.
8:00 p. m
Preaching
F. m Fisher, Pa»tur.
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Dayton
10:00 a. m.
Hundnv School
II 00 a. m.
Preaching Service
7 00 p. m.
B. Y. P. U.
h :0Q p. m.
Evening Service
Prayer Servie« Thursday 8 :00 p. m.
Walter G. Smith, P.stor.
UNION VALE
Guv Stoutenburg and family visited
at the R. E. Btouloaburg home Sunday.
Mias Ida Antrim was home for Easter.
Mrs. E. J Squire tpent a few davs at
the home of Mr*. Nellie Stoutenburg
recently.
11. E. Kidd has been quite busy
■hearing ■beep and goata the past lew
weeks.
Claud Shelburne is very busy since
getting hi» tractor.
B ohm : T o nr. and Mrs. Clark Noble,
»An* baby boy.
Neil Stoutenburg and family motored
to Hillsboro, Hunday to see the opening
league game between Hillsboro and
Portland.
Mias Marie Btoulenburg ajient the
week end with her cousin Elsie Stouten-
burg.
Several Unionvale people attended
tbe farewell party given the Rev.
Halier family Tueeday evening in
Dey ton.
The C. E. business meeting was held
at the Deyoe home. An Ive Cream
■ocisl will tie held at the next meeting.
if. F Deyoe has finished setting out
evergreen Iwtrv plants.
M. V. Wright transacted business in
Salem one day last week.
Mias Agnes Braat lias Stopped school
on account of illness.
Herbert Wright left for Alatxa
Wednesday. He expects to work in a
■almon cannery there.
AU the Neighborhood
News
Recent Arrivals
Car Choice Bian-Fourteen and one half Percent Pro*
tien.
Car Hall Have by buying your Halt-Licks by the box
Alfalfa Heed-Cerllfi d Grlmm-Try a patch this year
Heed Corn-Renar vw your requirements of Oregon
Gow Ponies ! ! !
N
g . I
corn.
Land plaster-Only a few sacks left
We Handle
Pauline For bet it furiout—
and J certainly can't blama
her
veryone know» that it »a
E
Wool bags Fleece twin»—Wool and Mohsir
Briquette Hee supplies • Poultry supplies
Sprays -Disinfectant« -Sheep dip- Cow spray in bulk
Cabbage and Tomato plants--Fertilisers
take all Uie spare caali that J<w
Forbee can aerapa together to
swing Uie deal for the lag 11 aw kina
fam And then to bave people talk
about M-r extravagance and nay that
M m made Joe buy her a new ear.
Especially when he did the whole job
kun»lf
She nays she thinks ale’ll
• put a can of Acme Quality Motor Car
Finish on top the radiator cap anil a lug
sayn above it, "Pamt work by Jo«
Farmer’s Warehouse Company,
ACME QUALITY
Dayton, Oregon
Phone, Red 67
MOTOR CAR FINISH
Day ton Motor Go. j
Phone 45x3
.
The Big Town Gospel !
You Will Roar ! !
Arcade Theatre Sat. April 18
Walter
AUTO SUPPLIES, GAS, OILS
• p th* horn» m th* nrs<b Serfhood,
you
bo*» U- po about it. what
Lawn Mowers Ground on Special Grinding .Machin«
Oregon
E. Demaray Hdw
Things a Man
Would Never Think On
A woman is guided by an unerring instinct to attend to;
that is why we have a lady assistant to help us in our work.
She lends a delicate refined touch to our Service that if
appreciated always.
Every phase of our Service if offered to the public without
reservations of any kind.
Ladd’s Funeral Home
Day and Night Phone Blue 90
McMinnville, Oregon
and wife, and
damss Wooldridge and Ite* Dey. during
tbe past week.
Tbe C. H. Button family shook tbe
Iiavton moes from their backs Sunday
morning and took tbe trail that lead«
over the bill, to Walla Walla, Wwh.
of Oregon
Methinks they’ll
before tbe an miner’a over.
K D. Hadley look-lender at
Oregon City vieised his brothers
and father in this city and vicinity
over Sunday. ,
Married—At
McMinnvi'le,
Thursday, April 9tb. 1925, Miss
Adelene Allan of Dayton and Mr.
Virgil Vannoee of Newberg. The
newly weds will make tbeir borne
in Newberg.
Louis & Penland
Dayton,
Wooldridge
Mrs. Hattie Stanley is spending a Phil Gates and wife, took mim Ruby
few days at the John Stoutenburg Wilder to her home in Salem. Monday
night. She visited her sisters, Mee-
borne in Union vale.
Overblouse Adapted
to Many Materials
general repairing
Eli Rowley has been confined to
his home for the Last week or more
but is n«w able to come down
town there fin« «uinnierv day-.
If you are sick drink Radium
If you are well
•nd gel well,
drinc it and stay well. If you
Day by day, In every way. the over . Special mu»’« *t *he Ba| list
will call and get a free drink <>r
blouse
grows more simple but not lesi church Sondsv morning w i' I he a
I
will
give
V
'U
fusi
sen i a card
smart. Here Is one which bears thb 1
“Sometime, Somewhere” by
explanation.
spring's signature being minus a hip ,
Florence Riogbam and
Phone 10X3 band lint jsissessed of the new slasher th®
. ,
DC Van Dorn
collar, laced fastening and satin bind ( Lucille lyrett.
Miss Bingham
Dayton, Oregon
Ings.
will fing a solo in the evening.
4-16
NAYRERGER'S
Just received an assortment of fancy
32 00
Priced at
silk scarfs.
After Easter Sale on our entire stock of Coate, Suita
and Dresses at a reduction of 10 15 and 20 per cent off.
Bear in mind this is all the newest styles for this season—
marked at the lowest possible prices. Now offered at the
above reduction.
Early shoppers will have the beet selection.
Notions
Dry Goods
Silk Scarfs
Silk Fiber Hose
All the latest shades can be found in
our stock of Ladka Hosiery. These
Fibre Silk hose are a wonderful value
at 98c
The full fashioned all pure silk hose
$1 50
in all colors at
Nazereth
Waists
Try a Nazereth Waist or Union Suit
for the children.
We have a full line in all sizes.
Buttons
Just received a large assortment of
Buttons. These are in the latest de
signs.
Priced at 10c-15c-20c per yard.
Machine
Needles
10c.
To fit any make
D. M. Nay berger
McMinnville,
-
Oregon
Ralph Abdill city marshal, ia
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repairing and painting the benches
in the park which ia a move in the
right direction. Nothing is more
unsightly thin n bunch of broken
up unpninted seats in a citv park.
Keep the good work going and
later on when the dry season is on
Tillamook
Hillsboro
it you will turn the water on the McMinnville
grass it will bean attractive place.
Knight Adjustment Go
G.
The Bank has on exhibition a
rubber tree that is over ten feet
by
high. This tree was grown
*
ut-
Mr«. J. L, Sherman but has out
­
grown the indoor home gaiden bo
she had it brought down to the
bank. It’s a migtv fine specimen.
The town gasp* a* the boy’ from
Cadus Center drive their prancing
ponies up the hotel corridor! It s a
speed-mad romance that will tbrill you
Ben T. Smith amd daughters of
the Yambill country visited with
his brother G. W. and family Sun­
day. Mr. Smith is a former resi­
dent of this city
Sunday School Convcr.tlon
The McMinnville district of the
' Yamhill County Sunday School
Association will hold a convention
nt the McMinnville Methodist
church Sunday , April 26, 1925 al
2:00 o’clock
The dates of
other district conventions are as
follows: Sheridan, April 19,
Newberg, April 26; and Carlton,
May 10.
BROADWAY OR BUST
By—Hoot Gibson
m .
* Fancy„Garters
Powder Puffs
Powder Puffs to suit any one, nearly
any color or kind. Extra value
25c
;
-i
3
fTA’ whole cabinot_of Janey ,garters,
no*two alike]
v* • "bfi
nj._
Special value
60c.
Dxtra Special
Any house dress or apron
Si. 59
Cole of Willamina was here
Mrs. J. K, Deems of Shelbina, yesterday. He ia a former editor of the
Missiouri arrived at the home of Willamina Times and imagined abont
her sister-in-law Mrs. V. M. Low a year ago that he wanted to get out of
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Tki. i.
so ha sold it to the
yesterday
for a visit.
This is her 1 the business;
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Bot
u,g in thg Wood
rs
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first
visit
to the \</ West
and she and his Angers are itching
to get into
thinks the beauties of this country the |nk »gain.
He is looking for a
C/_*
location.
have never hall I teen told.
Shippy & Filer
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