DAYTON THIIWNB
A. N
OSBORNS
Eihl<*
Merrill
Entered at the |»>et office in Dayton,
Oregon, a* second class mail matter,
uniter the Act of March 3, 1H7V.
Ninth ANNIVERSARY Sale
Hul*acrlpti»n • 1.^1 l*r year I« adsance.
May. 2H
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Commencing Monday
June i,
Ending Saturday June 13
1026.
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I ull Gospul Awwornbly
Preaching and Divin« Healing Servie
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Buildup—2 OU p. m.
Ttiurmlay 7 30 p. in.
Bible Study
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Universal ^present r
JACK HOXIE
We pride our selves upon a genuine reduction SALÍ
on our Anniversary.
Everything in this house must receive a reduction, [ex-
cept a few small articles.] We do this in
the business given us during the past year,
We are quoting you but few prices, as we are getting
out a large bill which will tell you more about this
Methodist Church
Bunday School, 10 A. M., trank W.
Hole, Bup’t.
Morning Worship. 11 Sermon by Pasto»
7 00 p. tu.
Epworth larague
B 00 p. m.
Pryaching Services
7:30 p m.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday.
Real Sale
Servies at Webtoot,
9:30 A. M.
Morning Worship,
11 AM.
Hundav School
Rev. J. F. Fianklln. Pastor.
evangelical church
Frank M Either. Pat'ur.
E ikst aan Tulko Sv soars o» Monni
Vnionvale
II .00 a. tn.
Grand ¡slami
3:0o p. m.
Dayton
H 00 p. in.
Lafayette
h .no p. m.
BacoSD aso Foutra S vsuavb
Smooth thread, wonderful finish, that
stays. No belter sheeting at any price
any where
81 inch Bleached
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Admission 10c and 25c.
Arcade Theatre- Sat. May 30
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SHOES
Others are saving money by buying their SHOES from
“Why not you?”
We have shapes for everyone in the latest kinds
We can gave you money. Call and look them over.
Our time is yoo% time*
US.
Toweling;
Our regular stock, full 220 Drnim
Triple stitched, full made
10:00 a. tn.
Sunday School
*11
00 a. m.
preaching Service
7
DO
p. m.
b . y . r. r.
hioo
p. in.
Evening Service
» DO p. m.
Prayer Service Thursday
Walter G. Smith. Pastor.
special $1.39
Stevens All Linen Crash.
»r Unbleached
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Bleached
M’
special 26c per yard
Sdk and Summer dreh» guoda go inU
tbi* SALE at BIG reduction
Every piece reduced in price
Real Reduction Sale
June
1
to
Do not pass our Notion Department. W e have a large
assortment of cellars.
Do not pass up our Remnant table, you will find many
good buys here.
OSBORNs
A school program was gi -en at the
Pleasantdale school house last Thursday
evening, the eighth grade graduation
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WVVM.wp,
Cha*. Sitnler, wife and daughter
a were ateo hehl that evening.
Therein of Dayton spcnl Monday even- The graduates were Lelia Warren.
ing nt the Ralph Hadley home.
Elwyn Duraev and Lawrence Reichslein
Geo. Robiason and wife attended the The address aud presentation of diplo-
graduating exercises ut Laarelwood last ma. was by D. Lynn Gnbser. Atfet
Sunday evening.
’ the exercises ice cream and cake wet
Mrs. Z lice Nseve and little daughter retted to everyone. The school clpred
1ettv <>f Ttgard and Grover Johnson Fr'dny with » picnic dinner. In the
Pleasantdale
Of courte, if they were my
children—
VT Mm. Wilder—I just can't
understand her. It seems that
»he was away for the afternoon,
nnd those boys gathered the whole
neighliorhood in, took up the living
room rug and staged an athletic con-
t<wt running broad jumps having
boon the principal event, judging by
the heel mark». That beautiful floorl
But/ho just laughs alxiut it— says that
Mr Wilder, being a »launch supporter
of junior athletics, couldn’t consistently
refuse to use the Acme Quality Floor
Roc Varnish she bought—and that the
floor needed rennuliing anyway, and
she wns wonderin'' h >w to get it done.
Oregon.
High-Crowned Hats
Are Chic This Spring
Groceries
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Everything you need, and prices right.
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Sheep Dip
and
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last week end at bis home here.
* G. B. Foster transacted Business in
Mrs. A. W. . Bratnlet and daughter the count'.' seat last Friday.
Mr». H. Thompson,
JeHsie visited with
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I Scott Edwards and family were visit-
last Friday.
sors at the Wyss Morgsreidge borne
and daughters
Mrs. Scott Edwards
I
Sunday.
were Salem and Hopewell visitors
t W L. Reichstein. Arthur Robinson
Tueday.
and family. Bert McFarlane and wife,
Mrs. W. L. Reichstein and son
Fay Robinson and family and Vernon
Wayne were McMinnville visitois
Hadley, all of Willamina si>ent Sunday
Tuesday.
with home folks.
Geo. and Ralph Thompson of Port
Dale Hadley ai>ent a few days in
land, Rotit. Thompson of Middleton,
Portland this week.
Arthur Robinson and family of Villa-
J. A. McFarlane is building a Hne
niina ,|>ent Sunday with their parents
new
barn.
A. W. Bramlet and F. H.
II. Thompson and wife.
Reichstein
are
the carpenters.
Mrs. Ralph Hadlev and eon Gerald
and Mrs. Chas. Binder and daughter
Theresa June were county seat visitors
Saturday.
Little David Dorsey was quite sick
last week.
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While small, close-fittlnc shapes
predominate In the uew season's mil
Unecy, there are many larger hats.
Crowns are high; brims soft In out
Three
line nnd colon» entrancing.
chic models shown here reflect the
style features of the mode.
Our Little Town
her. sre fancier towns than our little
burg.
There are towns that are bigger than
thia.
The Methodist Epworth league had a But folks that live here In our Utti
town
Marshmallow Toast at Benn’s Bar.
Don't know of the pleasure» they
ml«»
Friday evening. About twenty young
And so we’re contented ta live on right
people were present. A cheery fire was
here.
Nor worry o’er things of the West,
built and games were played bv the fire- Or ths East or the North or the South,
whatsoe'er.
light, after which everyone joined In
For we know our own town Is the
best.
eating their share of toasted marshmal
—Kansas City Star.
Howard Hadlev who is attending
school in Portland spent Sunday with
lows and wafers.
bis parents R. G. Ha lley and wife.
K »
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Shippy & Filer
. afternoon a base ball game was placed
and wife of Newberg were Sunday vi" t'
between the men and the school lioys
ors at the* borne of their mother Mr.-.
I At the end of Ilie ninth inning the score
David Robinson.
' was 19 to 19. The tenth inning resulted
Elmer Jackman of Monmouth spent in a »core of 21 to 23 in favor of the bovs
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^Notions- Remnants g
Saturday, June 13
McMinnville,
Dry Goods
We have put forth every effort in this department. We
have a better sele< lion than we hive had for a long time.
Those "Ever-fast’’ Suitings. Pamico, Shantung, voiles,
“Rayon” Crepes, Jap* Crep“*. Ginghams and Percales and
many more kinds to choose from.
Our Pride, Linen N'eft, Beat t< w in g
made. Special 21c per yard.
We recommend your coming early in the week, as our
lines will be most Complete. Remember this is a
Monday,
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Open to-
3 , This store closed all day
morrow, Friday until 9 p. m
special 60c per yard
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Dayton
E. Demaray Hdw
Decoration Day
Saturday
$
$
special 33c the yard
Overalls
All th» noithlifirhoal bur» it» Acme Quality
Punta, Knan-ta. H uum »nd Vun.h.« in our
»torr
If you want to join everyone el»e m
bnslitvain« up the home» in the umghborbucid.
we can tall you luet how lo So about il, what
Am Producta to ». and how to uw them,
luu» in any Urne.
RIDGEWAY
MONTANA
Extra special on genuine Loraire
Tissue Gingham . Very sheer and of a
wonderful fine Texture
New Page Sheeting
All Around Our
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A big, husky, daring young
ster from the cattie country,
time and again he saved her
life. He was the idol of the
whole country side—but this
one girl who owed him much
hated bun with all the ve
hemence that she could
I muster. Why?
Ginghams
Spool Cotton 4c
n too a. m.
l*yton
3 oo p. m.
Mt. Phasant Cburcb, Pike
H llOp. m.
Unlonvale
H 00 p. m.
Ufayette
"The luglient m- tive in chnrch going
i» to gel in touel» witli llie Infinité.
FLOOR ROC VARNISH
and » ÎJe9*
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All arv welcome to corny and worship
with Of.
ReV. Geo. Stieglitl,
Pastor.
ACME QUALITY
She Hated the Mao Who
Saved Her Life!
Bring your own cans for filling and
save money
Spray Guns-Lice Liquid and Powder
Sulphur, Paris Green, Blue Vitrol, Arsenate of
Lead, Bordeaux, Lime and Sulphur, Black
Leaf 40.; Leg Bands, Egg Carriers,
Bee Supplies, Stock and Dairy
Salt. Axel Grease, Fleece Twine
Wool Bags, Remedies and Tonics
for Live Stock.
Farmer's Warehouse Company,
Phone, Red 67
Dayton, Oregon
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