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DAYTON TRIDUI INE Carl Laemmle A. N. Merrill.................................... Editor Presents Entered at Ilie post ollie» in Dayton, Oregon, as »econd ekaa mall matter, under the Ad of March 3, 1879. FORBIDS Huliacrlplmn 81.M |s«r year in advance. April. M. iSN. I Advertising Heoreeentatlv« ) TUI AMI AN PHlSnAMOi IATI' I I Ì It costs less to paint than not to paint I ull troapot Aeawmbly Preaching and Divina Healing Sen ice Sunday—2.00 p. w. Bible Study Thuraday 7 :30 p. tu. All are welcome to come and worablp with u» Kev. Ueo. Stieglitl, Paator. when you use Acme Quality This good paint protects build ings, implenrenti, trucks, tractors and wagons so completely from the danger of rust and decay that it actually costs less to paint than not to paint. You know the serious damage that rust can do. And you know what happens when things are left exposed to the weather, even for a few months. The walls of your buildings protect your property that is inside of them. But the walls, too, need protection, for without paint nothing stands in thc way of the damage that can ~ Methodist Church Sunday School, 10 A. M., Frank W. Hole, Sup't. Morning Worablp. 11 Hermon by Factor Fpworth League 7 :0U p. m. Preaching Service» 8 00 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Thuraday. 7 30 p m Service at Webfoot, Morning Worablp, 9.30 A. M. Hundav Hcbpol 11 A. M. Kev. J. F. Franklin, Paator. EVANGELICAL CHURCH Dayton Dayton Huudav School 10:00 a. m. Dayton Preaching 11 Wa. m. E. L. of C. E. 0 TO p. m. Un ion va le Sunday School 10:00 a.m. E. L. of C. E. 7.00 p.m. Preaching 8:00 p.m. F. m Fieber, Paator. be done by rust, rot and dampneat. Protect your property with Acnw Quality, and you not only guard it against the elements but you abo add dollars-and-cents value in th« added good looks that come with the use of this paint. There is a particular Acme Quality product for each particular farm surface—one made especially for each individual job. Comeia and let us show you how much more satisfactory, and how much more economical it is to use this famous brand. 01”^ If some one were to ask you this question: "What are the two most useful, serviceable, and cheapest mechan* « ical devices used today in the American Home,” wbat would you ans wer? There would doubtless be a variety of answers. But—1 he Elec tric Washing Machine is beyond doubt the greatest labor saving devise ever invented for the home. 1 hat is one of the two. When you con sider the cost of doing the average family washing once a week costs about twenty-five or thirty cents a month, can you think of anything equally serviceable and comparably cheap? The Electric Range comes next with its tremendous power in labor conservation. Think of this. An automatic Electric Range which turns on the energy and turns it uff when the oven is just hot enough, cooks the food to perfection, eaves a lot of labor, keeps the kitchen clean, will keep the food warm eight hours after the energy is off. well, the numerous wives and mothers who use this kind of fuel for cooking say it can’t be beat Washer? Range? Have you these two useful household necessities. Cooking We Sell These Property Protector« MOTOR CAR FINISH BARN RFD 10:00 a. m. Sunday Hcbool Il 00 a. tn. Preaching Service 7 00 p. m. B. Y. P. U. 8:00 p. m. Evening Service 8:00 p. m. Prayer Servies Thursday Walter «. Smith, Pavtor. rates three cents per K. W. H LAFAYETTE E M. Holmes Gray Electric Supplies & Contracting Company E. Demaray ndwe Will Morgan au«l wife were Portland visitors last Friday. Mra. and «laughter entertained How V V & the Mr«. lavender Club last Wednevlay« Me»- dames Hodgin. Blough. Brian. 8luv, Vinson, Coughtry. Nancy Davi», Henry Davis, Gray, and Robertson were pres ent. Mrs. Nancy Davis will entertain the Club, April 29. The George Robert» family has moved to Klamath Falls. Thev are making the trip by auto. Mr. and Mr». McCutcheon of Sher wood visited the Doney family Sunday. Mim Zelma Smith spent last week end wkUi friends in Carlton and report» a very aloe time. The H.G. C. met with Clare Francia Cattle. Saturday afternoon and elected new officers After the business meet ing the time was »pent In a social hour. Although Norman Carlson is getting letter after his long illness, W" are sorry to hear that he will not be able to return to school for some time. tí Recent Arrivals Car Choice Bian-Fourleen and one half Percent Pro« tie ii. Car Salt Save by buying your Salt-Licks by the box Alfalfa Seyd-Certifi d Grimm-Trv a patch this year Seed Corn-Reserve your requirement!« of Oregon corn. Land plaster-Only a few sacks left (11 »> 'Al « V U I« A A Phone, Red 67 Notions Dry Goods Nazereth Just received an assortaient of fancy 12 00 Priced at silk scarfs. All the latest shades can be found in our stock of Ladits Hosiery. These Fibre Silk hose are a wonderful value at 98c Dayton, Oregon The full fasbion"d all pure silk hose 11.50 in all colors at Charles Schanander who recently | Money can’t buy happiness— purchased the garage formerly owned but money will buy’ an automo- by Emil Ltndroff will occupy the Chas. bile in which a fellow can go Peters house. searching for happiness. Mra. Harvey Roes is quite sick. We j Those research folks might try hope for a speedy recovery ami that she will soon lie back at her work among to find a way to make baldness attack the chin instead of the the young people. Last Friday after school the “Willing head Chester M rgan who is working near ’ \y,,r^vrg” class of boys and the older "There are germs that live on Mt. Hood in an orchard was home for boys from the young people's class met other germs.” There are people short visit with hh parents Fred at the Evangelical church armed with like that too. Morgan and wife, recently. _____ ____ various implements of warfare. By W. J. Robertson a.id family and Miss t|lp wood shed, instead of being The happiest man in the world Edith Cashing visited at the Ralph empty, was half full of wood, both is the one who lets his neighbors the . Taylor home in Pleasantdale, Sunday hmihi sawed ano ami split. The ladies of — church had prepared a tine supper lor tend to their own affairs afternoon. the boy»- After an hour at the table Marv Smith and Clara Abernathy of It is said the kiss is losing its Newberg, and Mesdames Daisy Bones the boys were full and the table empty kick, but where does the kick One young man was absent from Sun and Huddleston of Davton, visited the & Cohen family last Fridav. Mary day School so we are wondering if he come in anyhow? really ate too much. While the bov» Smith is a great, great aunt of Ida and Prunes soaked at least 21 hours were at work with the wood, Earl Dorothy Deane. Powell was busy making more conven and cooked slowly on the back of The winning side of the Rebekah iences for the church kitchen. the stove require no sugar. contest which ended recently was moat When heating cereal that has royally entertained by the losers after Starting with a small amount of been cooked over-night in the fire- lodge Thursdav evening. The tables were hautitully decorated with dark hot water in washing dishes and less cooker an asbestos pad placed . blue iris and narcisaua, The menu adding more as needed will save underneath the utensil prevents I consisted of sandwiches, coffee, salads II sticking. ' ■ much time. find cake. P4 Waists A Try a Nazereth Waist or Union Sait for the children. We have a full line in all sizes. Buttons Silk Fiber Hose Farmer’s Warehouse Company, Phone, Blue 34 Newberg, Oregon. Silk Scarfs We Handle Wool bags Fleece twine—Wool and Mohair Briquette -Bee supplies-Poul try supplies Sprays-Disinfectants—Sbeep dip-Cow spray in bulk Cabbage and Tomato plants—Fertilizers “It Serves You Right” Silly Stelle—"Did you call for help when he kissed you in the dark?” Maybelle—“Filly, I should aav not. He didn't need any help.” Mr. Winegnr is here from Enright for a short visit with hi» family. The Ladies of the Civic Club met one afternoon last week and cleaned up the vacant lot where the old dance hall was torn down. II the weather permit» they will meet and clean the park Sat urday. Emil Lindroff and wife expect to leave in a few days for a month's trip through California. A tremendously gripping drama lightened by the most delightful humor! With an All-Star Cast Baby Peggy, Elinor Fairs, Wiai- fred Brvson Robert Ellis, Hay den Stevenson, Joe Dowling and others. Arcade Theatre Sat. April 2’ £CME QUALITY BAPTIST CHURCH Dayton Alma, of Junction City, «pent a few daya »1 th« home of her parents Marion Biddle and wife, 1a«t week. Faith Snyder of Portland 1» visiting her friend Miss Alice Made, and her grandmother Mie. Hausen James Davie who lias been working al ««rand Ronde was home several days lust wee«. Curl Reietar and Orrie Biddle attend-1 cd a County Christian Endeavor meet ing In McMinnville, Hunday afternoon. The world adored her for her beauty and sweet- Desi on the stage. Behind the curtains she wai a selfish, spoiled, petted vamp. Other women’s husbands looked better to her than single men. And then—smack across the stage walked a little imp of a child with fire in her eyes and—the vamp had met her match! Just received a large assortment of Buttons. These are in the latest de signi. Priced at 10c-15c-20c per yard. Machine Needles 10c. To fil any make » 14 V Fancy Garters Powder Puffs Powder Puff« to suit «nv on«, nearly miv color or kind. Extra value 25c A wlnde cabinetj of fancy garters, no two «like Special value 60c. M ! H w Ml « Extra Special . « 1 . .... Snippy « Filer A! 81.59 a
