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DAYTON TRIBUNE A N. Merrill nr next»»««»» Trrntnn.ncííiiiHnMííniíirmííOíinífniííiíTTmíniíírj Editor ■__________ . : Entered at the poet office la Dayton Oregon, as second class mail mattar under the Art of Match 3. 1879. ' This New Beale Kimball made pianos r SUOSD AMP •420 00 Easy Terms and up I * Don’t Miss This Glorious Romance | The life and love «tory of a beautiful girl, »uddenly swept from a quiet convent into a vortex of Parisan society, to win happiness only after many disappointments. EVANGELICAL CHCRCH Frank M . Fisher, Pastor. Fixer ani » Tatsu Scapava or M own D 0U a. m. J 00 p. tn. B OOp. m. »00 p. m. .Model 10 Kinaball •376.00 and up Terms 111) <X) per mo. A ugual 27. IW». l otwltffl All*»/• INÍGM THI AMI HP AN PRI .inAlKX IAl l< 3 Coming NEW Hu Ixe rl pli on ILM per year in aiivatica - Voiouvai» Grand Island Dayton Lafayette KIMBALL Mary Philbin The Piano of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow Fot'BTI Sl'NPAVa 11:00 a. tn. Dayton 3 :00 p. m. Mt. Pkasaol Church, Pike • IK) p. m. Uniouvale 8 00 p. m. Lafayette “It America lose* her Sabbath, »he lose* beraell.'' Wo deliver It in your home on approval and eoli at F. O, D. factory prices. The Rose of Paris” Arcade Theatre Methodist Church Bunday School, 10 A. M., Frank W Hole, Sup't. Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pastor 7 tn p. m. Fpwortb League » uo p. m. Preaching Services 7 30 p. ui. Prayer Meeting, Thursday. Service at Webfoot, » 30 A. M. Morning Worship, Il A. M. Bunday School Rev. J. F. Franklin. Pastor. Admission 10c and 26c. Represented By Ballard’s Jewelry Store, Dayton, Ore. McCormick Music Co., 187 Broadway Portland, Oregon Underwear Oar fall and winter underwear has arrived. In this line you will find the The Daytou Evaporating and Paci • Ing Company is drving onion* »nd potatoes It begin* to look like old times on the drver corner. W. W. Reburo aid family accompa nied by their sou Wm. T. Reburn of of McMinnville visited their “Brook* ■ide" farm near McMinnville, Sunday. Mix* Bessie Morri* of Portland return- | ed to her work tee yesterday eveuir g alter a »bort visit here with her father. J- G Park and wile and Geo. Hessler and wit« and daughter Ignore aie spending a few davs in the Itevil's Ixke country. Harbert Laxter accompanied ny Mr*. Z Hpangel, Eval) n and Emma Hog'r, and Mra. Eva 1. 8am* »pent I un lav at Devil* Lake and adjoining oeache*. Pleasantdale F. II. R*icb»Uin aid fan Uy aid Vernon Ha Iley, alio have be< n em ployed nrr.r Willamina, are Lome fora few weeks and will amk in the hop Sat. Aug. 29 The UNIVERSITY of OREGON contains. The College of Literature. Science and the Aru with 22 department*. Th* pro(etaion*l school* of Archi tecture and Allied Art*— Busineea uate Study—Journallim— Law— Medicine—Mu*k—Phytical Edu cation—Sociology—Extension. For a coto/ogu* or snp mforrnatlon Vnu Th» RefUtror. of Oregon. Euftn». Ortfon The SOtk Year Opea* Sweater 24.1«$ Earl Hadley of Wada Walia, Wash , went to Oregon City, Saturday, for a There will be a union meeting visit with hl* father. He ha* been of the Day ton. Unionvale and La spending the past month at the home of bi* uncle R. G. Hadley. Kenntth fayette churches next Sunday st The Sunday School Hadley accompanied him to Oregon Lafayette. meets at 10 a m, at 11 a m and 2: City and will visit there a few days G. B. Foster aud wife were Wheat« 30 p m there wiU be sermons by land visitors Sunday afternoon. the pastor, F. M. Fisher. R«v. G. J. A McFarlane was a Portland visit L. Lovel will preach at the eve or Monday and while there purchased a ning aerviae. car load of cattle which he will fatten There will probably be baptism« tor the market. al service in the afternoon. Spec Hop picking started in the Lounder- ial music is being planreed also. ■hausen hop yard Monday. Roes Wood expects to begin picking Tburs-( A basket lunch at noon is one of day. Several families already are the enjoyable features at these camped at the Wood's yard and more union service* being held on the coming In everv dav, it soon will be fifth Sunday, as it occur». The quite a little village. last union meeting was held in Allred Haven and wife and grandson Herlrert Haven » of Woodburn, Roy the Dayton church, and a very Robinson and wife of Middleton, good time was enjoyed bv all. Arthur Robinson and family of Willa mina, Mrs. Alice Naeve and daughter Betty of Tigard, and Leonard Carroll of Nebraska were guests at the home of Mr*. David Robinson, Bunday. •Electric Wedding” is to Be Added to the Series Mrs. Geo. Jackman ond daughter For a ^ood many years, all aorta Ethel visited at the home of Mrs. of we tding anniversaries have been David Robinson one dav last week. Are Here And We- Are Ready To Serve You Wich from light weight cotton to all woo Priced from $1.00 to 85.50. Flannel Shirts A good weight olive drab flannel shirt of the famous Bi York Biand ouiv $3.00. Sacks, Sack Twine, Grain Storage, Grain and Seed Cleaning, Feed Grinding. We buy and sell Grain and Hay. any amount. Try Our service this fall and we will spare no effort to please you. We appreciate your business, and will try hard to please you. Plaids Those Plaid flannel shirts with the »ilk eross-b ir checks are a shirt to suit everybody for either dross or everv dav ww. They are a good weight, ^ail wool shirt. Priced $5.00. Farmer’s Warehouse Company, Dayton, Oregun Phone, Red 67 Box Shooks, Cabinet Work and Mill Work | I am now adding to my Box Business, a full | line of building material of all kinds. Doors, Windows, Wall Board and Roofing. When in need of anything in this line^come in, I will save you money. M. R. Cooper Dayton, - - fl w w Infant-Wear w Our Booties, Caps Mittens and S Jackets have arrived. M (lid assortment, M can save you money This is a s right. We« w Shippy & Filer WSESSKSSEEE2SSES2SgS2SE2Et SE ESEi Oregon. celebrated, almost every year hav Mrs. A. W. Bramlet, who has liein ing some special sort of a title, „.ii Ashland office. R’chard Stevens, of quite sick for several weeks is not Homeseekers still continue to call at FrR0cigc0> ia interested In Coos such as paper, tin, crystal, eilver, improving very fast. She is still con Land Settlement Department and ,_ . «hackelford. the Land Shackelford. gold and diamond. fined to her bed. two families so far tbi* week have been California. ,s lw)k|niI Some time ago Thomas Edison located Ralph Thompson returned to his „ . out , of . the . Portland ,, office. . a-r.-nae over the Rogue River Valley; Henry Henry T. T. and a group of electrical men were - Frank J. Lam 1 • ' King Atwater, California, is interested work in Portland, Sunday, after a two N.Y who has b^o corresponder.ee £ j weeks vacation with bis parents. His discussing the subject and it was |g lnv„tllf,Ung Manon mother Mrs. H. Thompson, his two suggested that the fourth anniver with the department for se. era^ months q( brothers Vernon and George, and Mrs sary be officially designated as the has bought a place near Beaverton, Oregon. .................... Lina Buckley, accompanied him and “electric wedding” T. Stacy, Long Beach, is in Medford end Edison F.d. Kennev and family ot Oakes. negotiating for a farm; G A. Boist ami spent the afternoon there, returning heartily approved of the idea. N. D , are enjoying their new home brother, Santa Monica, are planning on home in the evening. As a matter of fact, there are near Clatskanie. Columbia County. Gerald Hadley went to Wheatland, buying a fruit farm in Jackson County, Bunday, where he has employment on more different kinds of Wedding Thev purchased 80 acres logged off land. and Wm, Kangos. Los Angeles, is look E. E. Pickering and C. M. Randall, ing for a good dairy somewhere in the gifts that Can be selected fr<vm the the Government works. of Palisade, Nebraska, arrived thia Willamette Valley. Hy Marti comes rs electrical list that are of use to the Bert McFarlane and wife, who have week, and have also gone into Columbia a real prospect from la» Angele» been living near Willamina the past home than from any of th-e other County to look at some cut over land. branch office. He is now in Lincoln six months, have moved back to their types of wedding anniverea ties The Ontario and Ashland Gateway Co. about to close a deal which will home in this vicinity. One wag has suggested That the offices still report homeseekers coming make hint a new settler. G. B. Foster transacted business in fourth anniversary is just about into Oregon. Two settlers were regis Mra. Beniamin Clay and little dangh* the county seat Tuesday. right for the "electric wedding” for tered this week bv the Ontario office: ter of Portland spent the week here M P Fralev, Northome, Minn., who Ed. Gralienhor*t and family are by that time the bride will have has located on a farm near Eugene, with her mother Mrs. Emma Anderson. relatives in Washington this visiting worn out most of her household Lane County, and Frank Pease, of Dr. J. L. Hewitt aud family of Port we^k. presents and she will have learned Yakima, Wash., who has settled in land and 8. E. Wooster and family of Miss Evalyn Morgan of LaFavette (unless »he is a dumb bell) that Malheur County. Estacada spent Sunday afternoon at mod- visite<l at the J. A. McFarlane home A number of California prospects are the R. L. Harris home. Meadames Tuesday. practical to have around now In Oregon looking for farms, Hewitt and Wooster are sisters of Mr. John Litscher of Rickreall spent houae> according to the latest report from the Harrie. Sunday here with his mother. , Clectric Business Give us your electric busines’. We save you money. Electric Ranges, Vacuum Cleaner», Electric W aebers, Electric Pumps, Electric Mangles, are at prices cheaper than you buy else- where Our merchandise is standard. We stand behind it. We will wire your residence, factory, store, in accordance with the State Code, employing only, the best Code materials. Our wiremm ire experienced. We are doing Ibis work every day from the smaller t job to the largest installation. We can supply vour needs in every thing electrical. Edison Mazada Lamps, made for service and use, laboratory teste’ made to SERVE NOT to merely SELL. Territory served: Yamhill Electric Co. Sheridan Light & Power Co. Tualatin Valley EleCtric|Co. Electric Supplies & Contracting Company Newberg, Oregon. “It Serves You Right” - - Phone, Blue 34
