Dayton tribune., October 29, 1925, Image 5

DAYTON TUIBUINB
A. N. Merrill.
Editor
BUCKHECTSHOES
For Buckbeet shoes, Men, Boys
and Girls, go to C. B. Collie, Me*
Minnvilie, Oregon.
Hu been pilon |1,00 per year in ail vanee.
October. 29 1920.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
Frank M Fisher, Pas'or.
F imst
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Unionvale
Grand island
Lafayette
7 :30 p. m.
Kmosn
and
F ourth S undays
11’00 a. in
3:00 p. in.
Mt. Pkasant Church, Pike
Ixdayetie
7 30 p. in.
"Thu church is a building and loan
aiH iely to help erect mansions in
heaven."
C ann P aid for fall« teeth, dental
golu, puiinutu aud diarardral jewelry.
Hoke Smelting A Refining Co., (Margo.
Michigan."
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Car just unloaded—600 pound steel drums
Great Feed for the*Money
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Al and Ray Rocket
The 24 bv <0 building formerly owned
by Ilie local odd Fellows Ms Ige together
with a tract 30 hy 120 feet on which it
stand, is ofered for sale The second
•ton was u.ed as a lodge hall and can
easily lie converted Into apartments for
two families We believe it can be made
a profitable investment. The price is
right and easy terms will he given it
desirtd
Owner
Car just arriving.
Arcade Theatre -Sat. Oct. 24
Farmer’s Warehouse Company,
Phone. Red 67
Admission 10c and 25c.
Dayton, Oregon
Dayton Motor Co.
9:30 A. M.
Full Goapol Aaaumbly
Htop. Look. Listen. l>on't fail to
hear the Irish Evangelist from Killarn*
ey aisiste.1 bv hie wife the cornetist.
Sunday School
9:30 A.M.
Preaching
11: A. M.
Sick prayed for Wednesday,
0; P. M.
Everybody welcome to hear the Little
Man with the big message.
Three of the best lines of Radios. Come in, let
us demonstrate before you buy.
A or B batteries for Radios here.
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1 >r. Geo. Stuart, a former physician
of this place died at his koine in Oregon
City, October
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CHURCH
E. L. Grosline
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Pastor Thomas G i it^n
Dayton
I have opened a shoe and har>
ness repair shop next door to the
Arcade theatre and will appreciate
a share of your patronage. I am
a former resident of Dayton, and
had a shop here at that time.
j Have added to their now
* complete stock of Auto
Accessories
A. M.
l<eroy Walker, Pastor
24th. aged seventy-five
years.
Electa Chapter O. E. S. of this place
entertained the
C. E. Hunt and children aud
FOR SALE
My residence property in Dayton. Two
Mrs H, F. Phelps and children all of acre*, eeven room modern house. No
Lebanon were week end vi sitors of their reasonable offer refused. Terms to re-
About oce
»Don'ible parties.
J. L Stuart,
mother Mra. W. P. Morris.
Cnsik Bank building, Albany, Oregon.
Amity, and
chapters Tuesday night.
hundred were present.
Mrs
Yamhill
<6
Sunday School
10 30 a. in.
Preaching Service
11 :00 a. in.
ip
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<1 :S0 p. m.
B. Y. r. u.
7« p m.
Evening Service
Prayer S« n ice
Clean and Green
730 p. m.
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BAPTIST
A most astonishing Pict
ure Play of Romance
Drama and Thrills
Alfalfa flay
Fila J Harris.
Service at Wobfoot,
Sunday Sch«x»|
Abraham Lincoln
We will contract future Mill Feed or Corn,
and deliver at specified time.
You can generally find what you want here.
Methodist Church
Morning Worship,
presents
Those who purchased Mill Feed from our
car last week showed good judgment, as
prices have materially advanced on this com­
modity.
FCR RENT
Will I»
Dwelling bouses in Dayton.
glad to show property to interested
parties. Busim-M and residence prop­
Bunday School, 10 A. M., Frank W.
erty for s^e. Easy terms.
Hole, Hup'l.
Ella J. Harris
Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pastor
R L Harris,
Fpwortli league
0:30 p. m.
Owners.
Preaching Services
7 30 p. rn.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday,
A First Nayonai Picture
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR BALE
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T hind H unda vs or M onth
1) (O a. m.
3:00 p. tn.
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Molasses
Entered al Hie piai office In Dayton,
Oregon, as second class mail matter,
ander ths Act of March 3, 1S79.
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Want Ads
Thursday
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Wnltrr G. Smith, Pastor
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Davtoti
Services every Sunday a« follow.;
11) :00 A. M.
Bible School
Preaching
11:00 A M
Christian Endeavor
7:00 P.M.
Rev. Teddy Ix'avitt, the Christian
All friends are invited.
Evangelist, will ojien a scries of meet­
ings at the Christian Church, Sunday
Baptlnt Church Notea
November 1st. Teddy Leavitt has met
with
considerable
success
in bis
Evangelistic camjiaigne through out
the State and his coming la looked
forward to with considerable anticipa-
tion.
It is reported that he brings
with him a singer who will inspire
the campaign with song and music.
It is urged that all who may will’
hear
Teddy
Leavitt
during
his
Marshack Bros. McMinnville
campaign in our city.
DOLLAR DAY
Comes toY on Again
104 pairs Childrens and
Womens strap pumps, shoes,
tennis oxfords, etc. Values
to $5.00. Most every size.
49 cents.
Basket Ball
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Tennis Shoes and Oxfords
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For lack of space we can list only a few of the many Bargains for that one day
only.
fine for lingrie waists or tUe-aes.
Thread ami Brooms
Shippy & Filer
A’ v pair Ladies or Mens shoes selling
f 5 00 or over. $1 0 < ff on a pair
5—25c Huck or Turkisk towels for 1 (X)
fl 00
4-40c Bath towels
«-25c “
1 (X)
1 (X)
5 yds *5< Fiancel
8-15c
1
II 25 Robe
4-25c pillow slips
1
2| yds pillow tubing
1
One lot Corset hrassiree and corselells
values to 14 50 each
1
5 yds 2.5c gingham
1
•1.25 Union suit
1
1 25 Silk vest
1
V.
Special for Saturday
Store
Saturday Oct. 31
12 Momie all Silk Pongee 2 ydeforll.CO
A full line of tennis shoes and oxfords|jj
for every one. They are alse the U. S,
W
brand.
Dept.
Successors to D. M. Nayberger
The Basket Ball season is here,
We have the basket ball shoes you needffl
The no slip U. S. gum A II
M robber soles. Priced
s 4.00
Also a basket ball shoe at only $2,20
MARSHACK BROS
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5 yds 25c Percales
1
2j yds 50c Cretonne
1
4 "
35
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1
Any pair of blankets selling 15 00 or
over
Off per pair
1
Extra special 3 lb Snowy Owl bats
stitched each
1
Special Drive in Womens Coals
We found a manufacturer needing the
Cash and we purchased 150 coats and
divided them in 5 groups
The}’ are values from 922 CO h $65 CO
Priced af follows:
Group
1
Ill 85
2
19 85
3
24 85
4
34 85
44 85
Mens Suits and Overcoats we went thru
our stock and selected all odd Suits and
Coats and price them as follows:
• 19 85—$24 85—129 85
Suits and Overcoats
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