Dayton tribune., June 25, 1925, Image 5

DAYTON
TRIIWNE
Editor
A N. Merrill
Entered at the poet office tn Dayton,
Oregon, as second class mail matter,
und, I th.' A, I Of Mat, h 8, I
Subscription 11.60 |*r year in advance.
June. 26 iwff>
► r»r«lgn A4v»r»l«lng
rm ami hi < ANpHrivAwx iah '
I ull Gospel Awwvtnbly
Preaching and Divine Healing Service
Sunday—2 00 p m.
Tburaday 7 30 p. m.
BiUI» Study
All are welcome to come aud worship
with Oft.
KeV. Geo. Stieglitl,
Paitor.
Methodist Church
Sunday School, 10 A. M , Frank W
Hole, Sup't.
Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pastor
7:00 P- in.
hpworth league
H UO P m.
Preaching Service«
7 30 P m.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday.
Service at Webfoot,
» 30 A. M.
Morning Worship,
11 A. M.
Sundar School
Rev. J. F. Franklin, Pastor.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Frank M. Fhher. Pastor.
Flam amp T hird B ommt » o » M onth
Union vale
1) 00 a. m.
3:00 p. tn.
H UO p. m.
SUO p. m.
8 k oso
Grand bland
Payton
Lafayette
and
For«rn S pnoav *
11 tOO a. m.
Day ton
3:00 p. m.
Mt. Phaaant Church, Pike
«:00 p.m.
üniowval»
H UOp. m.
Lafayette
“if America loses her Sabbath, she
lows herself."
BAPTIST
CHURCH
I lay ton
10:00 a. m.
Sunday School
11 U0 a. tn.
Preaching Service
7 i» p. rn.
B. Y. P. U.
8:00 p. tn.
Evening Servire
8 <V p. tn.
Prayer Service Thursday
Walter G. Smith, Pastor.
Pleasantdale
Ç ï iiri jiifïk• «oro'inrïOTTOiVOOvirrinnjinnnir« Wf6 îï vj
!<»'vi < UI mkiu wnd family ut Wall* :
Walla, Wash, visited a (aw dtya last
wwk at Iha homi’ of Mr. Uib*oB'l «is-
tennlaw Mrs. Mabel Gibson.
G. B. Foster ami wife ..nd Lawerenea
Addison ware McMinnville visitor«
Haturdav.
Kenneth Hadley r.tnrned home
Haturdav, after spending the past ten
days with relatives aud friends in Port«
land
Mrs. WHev Emmert and children of
I'uledo, Oregon, arrived Monday for a
short visit at the buine of ber slater,
Mra. Ruy Edwards and other relative«,
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J. A McFarlane and wife wer« Mc-
Mionville viaitora Saturday.
Elisha Männin* and wife of McMinn«
ville, Mrs. Arthur Robinson and son
David and Mrs H Thon,peon attended
the R om Festival Iasi Thursday.
Mrs. W. L. Reichstein made Morral
tri|>e to Willawlua last week, where her
hueband and son are employe»! hauling
lumber
Merle Keub.lein was a county
vial lor Saturday.
J,« Futa and family of Gervais were
Suudav visitors at the home of th«
formers' und« J. A. McFailaUe.
Mra. Joe Ketchum waa a Portland
visitor Saturday.
Chae. Smiler is slnngling J. A. Me*
f UI lane's hew lars this week.
Mrs Ralph Hadley and eon G»'rald
and Mra. Cha*. Hinder and children
were McMinnville visitor* Saturday.
Mie« Viola Bower of Portland and
Mra. Dill Bower of eastern Oregon, Bie­
ter and »ister-in-law of Mr*. Geo. Rob­
inton visited at the Robinton home a
few day* last week.
Mra. Grover Johnson of Newberg waa
* Sunday visitor at the home of her
mother Mra. David Robinson.
Mra. Gao. Jackmen and eon Walter
were Hundav Visitor* at Nehalem.
Mr*. David Robinson spent last week
at the home of her daughters Mrs. Alice
Naive of Tigard, and Mr*. P^asie Hurt
of Portland and also attended the Rose
Festival.
R. M Roaennteel, wife and daughters
Misses Jessie, Katbeiine and Mabel of
Stockton, California, arrived Saturday
for a visit with relatives in this vicinity.
The RosenetcePa formerly made their
home in McMinnville, where Mr.Rosen«
steel was editor of the News Reporter.
Mrs. Roeenstoel is a daughter of the
late E. A. Edwards.
Howard Hadlev, Walter Thacker ami
Elgin 1.M of Portland, and Homer Nel­
son of Newberg spent Satuiday night
and Sundcv at the Ralph Hadley home.
Miss Haze) Parker ol Dayton visited
a few days last week a' the home of
Mra. Scott Edwards.
H. Thompson waa in Portland Mon-
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You know the Horner place
war told ?
Tomorrow
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KiMBAUD
Admission 10c a od
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Represented By
Ballard’s Jewelry Store,
Dayton, Ore.
McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway
Portland, Oregon.
SHOES
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CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 28
VVe have received two large ship­
ments of shoes since Jan. 1, aud our
is in transit, will be in.
in a few days. This is positive proof
that we art* selling SHOES.
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Second, Our ¡»rices on solid leather
shoes are as cheap as wiT he found any
.3 where, in fact, others tell ns we are
cheaper than else wh re.
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It will p»v you to look at our
can eave you money.
We will not back down for even Mail Order houees, when
it comes tn price where we take Quality for first consideration.
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7— Employ
These are a heavy blue Denim
Price $1.00
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We bnve a large assortment of Khaki Play suits in
Peg top and Bovs.
Also Blue in the Can’t Bust ’Em in Peg tops and Boys
Embroideries Enrich
Spring’« Dre««y Coats
Helaa
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Sheep Dip
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HOUSE PAINT
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A erknn Needlewoman
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Among the dressier coats for spring,
rich embroideries reveal •mmptuous
colors nnd oriental designs In wide.
Irregular handings.
Embroidery In
the coat shown hero extends nearly to
the hemllno nnd covers nt lenst half
of the sleeve. A collar of dyed squir­
rel carries out Its warm brown tones.
Volcano Still Alive
Mount Popocatepetl, the smoking
mountain of Mexico, I* still smoking.
> though no eruption hits occurred sin<-a
VM0
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ACME QUALITY'
E. Demaray Hdw
Picture at
and
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sold it. Ever ainre her couran
A * George has moved back to the
home place, he hue been trying to sell
the Horner farm, but be couldn't even
E-t. a nibble on it. Some of the licet
nd in the county, and yet no one
aermi'd interiwUvf in it. Sylvia aaid,
"You turn it over to me, and I’ll have
it aold within a week ” All U m * family
laughed at her, but George told her to
go .Umad. That waa Saturday. The
next Friday she drove up to Gcorgc'a
place and annoimoed that ate ha»i aoki
the fann to Bill Stone foraixtorn tboua-
and. "But,” aaid Gcorge in aatonuth-
ment, "I offered him the place for
fifteen thousand, months ago How
in the world did you get him to pay
aixteen?” Sylvia grinned and hei«l out
a placard she hiwl hidden behind her
buck. It rend: “Acme -Wet Paint."
All die nei*hl»«rhood buys its Acme Quality
Paiuta. HoMak. Blain,, anil Varn«ib«i tn our
su».
If you -•"» to i""1 eeerypne else in
brightenin' up the homes in the wuchlrarlwmd.
we esu till you jw« how lo «o sboul U. whst
Arnie Pruduets 1» uae, and how to uae them.
Come in any lime.
A Hoot Gibson
The Piano of Yes
terday, Today
;
Ge<>. and Ralph Thompson ol Port
land, mid Robert Thompson of Middh-
ton s|>ent Sunday with home folks.
Vermon lladiey returnad Lome Tues­
day from hie work in the sawmill near
Willamina. He cut his foot and was
ilnatile to work.
11. Thompson and wife visit»*d at the
home of their daughter, Mr*. Arthur
Robinson near Willamina, Wednesday.
Mra. Ralph Hadley spent Friday after­
noon at the 1). C. Van Dorn home.
Geo. Savage, father of Mrs. W. L.
Reichatain, is very ill at his home near
McMinnville.
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