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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1925)
1 ■■■■ DAYTON TRIHUNH Editor A. N. Merrill Want Ads Ralph Hadley and wife ami son» Dale, Pleasantdaie Gerald and Kenneth spent Sunday al tbeUhaa. Hadley home in Dayton. Hy Mrs. II. G. Hadley Entared at thè |>oat office in Dayton, Caan Pain for tala« teeth, denial A pleasant Hfteruoou was spent Oregon, aa second elass inai! mattar, gold, piaiiuuui and discarded jewelry. Thursday at the home of Mrs. lieurge Hoke Smelting A Rahning Co., Utwgo. andar thè Act ot March 3, 1879. Doraev whoa several of the neigbbovs Michigan," walked in and aurpriaed Mre. Dor»vy. Hu liecrl pilon 11.60 por year in advanM. Those present were Mi^dainmi MeFar- For Fe<laral Eariu Loans lans, King, Brandet, Fowler, Geo. H im Attorney Frank Holm«« December. 17. IMG Robinson. Sima, David Robinson, McMinnvilla, Oregon. 17-21 Thompson, Geo. Christenson, Taylor, I AduiilalM nil AMI HK ANI'HrSSA t»* IAI I' I I I EVANGELICAL CHURCH Frank M. Fisber, Pas’or, Evrry¡Sundar 11 a m. I *ay too, appointment call Mr*. David. Pike 11a.m. 2nd and-nil Maildays Island 3 pm. let and 3rd ••What would vour home be like there were no cliurcbeeY" ll Methodist Church Bunday School, 10 A. M., Hole, Fup’t. Frank W. Morning Worship. 11 Mermun by Pastor Fpwortb league 0:30 p. m. Preaching Mrvlcee 7 3Up.ni. Prayer Meeting, Thursday. 7 30 p m. 11 Full Ooapel Aaaombly Stop. 1-ook. Listen. Don't fail to bear the Iriats Evangelist from Killam» ey assisted by bis wife the eoruetirt. Bunday School 9:30 A.M. Preaching H : A. M. Bick prayed for Wednesday, 8} P. M. Everybody welcome to hear the Lillie Man with the big mreeage. Pastor Thomas Griffin a Mra. Gau Jackman, in company with U j Portend, Sunday, to visit rousing Raymond Jackman who ia very ill in a Portland hospital. Fhbera Flour Egg Producer Dairy Feed Molasse Meal Egg Maker Scratch Feed Molasses in Bbls. Walter's Raymond is at the home .. . * A moca the MçMmnville visitors Bet- Roblnsoni urdav were, J A McFarlan« and wife,} Firbrook Ranch Day ton at the ‘•The Pick of the Best” Selected for Quality And Not for the Bargain Counter Mis. Geo. W. Bramiet, Geo 'Foster and wife, MrV. Robin» m. Ralph Hadlev arid »ori Hale, Ralph! bants Claua will make bis customary Hazel J visit to the city »>1 Dayton on Christmas Lois »nd June. EVe, Dec. 2-ith'at 7 o’clock, He will | Paui Richards of Castle Rock, Waali.J have a treat for everyone, young and old. , was a Sunday visitor at the Lome of tils Be there at 7 o'clock sharp. Oregon j ancle W. L. Befehatein. Jae. Hibbert and wife are the proud CHURCH owners of a tin* new radio set. 10 :U0 a. m. McCoy, 11 00 a. tn. Sunday to are a brother-ia»law who la B. Y. r. U. 6 30 p. m. Evening Service I’rayvr Service Thursday Mre. David Robinson visitad relatives I 7:30 p m. 8 00 p. m. and friends in Tigard, Turnday. School is closed until alter Farmer’s Warehouse Company, Mre W. G. viaitiug at Dayton, Oregon Phono, Red 67 Mrs. Ixikna Litscher.' Mrs. Geo. Robinson went to Walter G. Smith, Pastor. Mrs. Cate Morgan and itanaMrry ot Portland, are porch» the hmm of their daughter and sister, ased from the Dayton Motor Co. Dayton Preaching Service Drifted Snow Flonr Sure-lay Egg Maab Ru-I Power and wife of Klamath Falls end wife and son Ivan, Nels Flint, A.home of the formers sister. Flour Cereale All Fresh Sperry’s their mother Mrs. David Gubeer visited Monday and 'Tuesday Bert McFarlane and wife, D. L Young Stock from Healthy Heavy Bearing Trees at easonnble Prices of C rown B lend A lbers her son Waller and wife of flay ton went lay, Fovlar and Dorsey, and Miss«« recovering Sue from his operation. Red iHber NWk>u ,oJ Vlolu A04taoo, Arthur Robinson ant wife and son FILBERTS AM. Sunday School Leroy Walker, Pastor. report all splendid program and a jolly good tune. Ralph Thompson of Portland spent David of Willamina were Sunday xunta u 30 A. M Bundav School ton, Friday night and the week end with home folks. BAPTIST Hervite al Webfoot, Morning Worship, Diuna Li lecher, Turner, Gibbons, Had 16 Years With Uniouval» s p. m. Lafayette 7:30 p.m. , Gal n “Marcali” for the dance, at the Hpangle Barber Shop. For LEARN OUR neighborhood at» Haverld from thia landed the Freshman Carnival in Day» Xmas on account of eo many children having the Firtt Profettional Ball The first time admission was ever charged to see a baseball game was on July 20. 1839. The game was played between teams from Brooklyn and New York, taking place on the Fashion race course. Long Island. Over 1,30* people paid 50 cents to watch the con- Subscribe for the Tribune whooping cough. THE SAN® CLAUS STORE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dav ton Services every Sunday as follow» 10:00 A. M. 1 Bible School 11 00 A. M Preaching 7:1)0 P.M. Christian Endeavor All friends are invited. Th is office for Btethovtn'i Onli Jpera JOB WORK ! BeetLnven. the lluir •f*al compoM< w rule only one o|M*m. 'Fidelio.” I* which lie made many alterations !>• fore Its production In Vienna. Novenw her 31 1803. The story was adapted from BonlHy's comic opera, ”Leonorei, ar Conjugal lx»ve.” k Only 7 More Shopping Days Left Hurry Before the Last Minute You will find mmy bargains Christinas rush, while the stock is complete Why go to other towns and pay more money for your Christmas goods, call, look, over oyr line, Get our prices, and see how much money you can save by trading in your home town. Our expenses are lower than in the big citv therofore we can sell goods far cheaper than the big city. ©DIFT $1.00 A new group of good fancy house ilip- pern, chrome soles, Pom pom and ribbon 11 00 trim. The Thrifty and conservative buyer is making preparations for the greatest of annual events. Christmas. The ones most dear to the heart expect and receive enduring ’remembrance for this Day of Days. Gifts that Serve, practical, lasting, useful ones, are those that re duce the physical efforts, give a measure of convenience, and gratify the user. The Electrical Industry has developed and expanded the list of useful presents as no other business has done, and a variety of articles and devices of the Electrical kind offers the purchaser unlimit ed advantages to buy srrvicable presents at prices within the reach of every one. The washing machine and the Electric Iron compose a complete laundry equipment that will make an unusually practical gift. The hard work of washing and ironing is eliminated with thee« wonderful inventions. An hour for the washing and half hour for the ironing tells the story. There are many other useful devices, like th* w.itfle iron, toaster, coffee percolator, curling iron and so on, that make acceptable Christ mas presents and you will do well to see our complete line before you do your Christmas buying. If you cannot pay cash see us for terms. We shall be glad to make satisfactory arrangements for your con» venience. A Radio set is a most pleasurable offering. 1 he latest and the best are in our stock for your inspection. We call your attention to electric light bulbs. There are lamps built for service. There are lamps built for sale. The Edison Maxada labaratory tested lamp give the superior service, last the longest, at d are constructed with meticulous care as to durability and illuminating quality. Buy them by the carton and make a saving. Electric Supply & Contracting Company Bill Fold $2.00 98c Mens slippers, grey felt uppers, sole leather soles. The Famous “Munsing” silk surface hose, fashioned to fit. All the latest shades. 3.75 Get a tancy present for baby. Ix>ok over our Baby show case where the 1.00 An assortment of all leather Bill folds Price 75c to 11 00 Umbrellas Infant W Roamers elastic gâter house slippers, brown kid uppers Doilie says Mama. The Tuxor necktie, fancy colors made of special silk. Other ties at cheaper prices. Handbags Bankets At all prices. A good Christmas gift We are sure it is going to rain so you will need one. Of various kinds An assi r inert of full sixe blankets, in ussy colors. of good leather, clasps and straps Ail weights. Pric'd f’om $2 50 to $.> 0 I Priced from 12.75 to $6 50 Shoes and Rubbers Groceries We can supply your Christinas table with your C’:r s(m >s dainties. Everything to go with that Xmas goose, all the iiim- ming. That fine Veri Best mince meal for those mince pies, Marshmallow for your cake Oysters for your oyster soup, Cranberries for vour sauce. Candy and nuts for your after dinner nibbles. We can eave you mony. Call and see for yourself. Don’t forget W h have the fam u» line of * Star Brand” -bota and U. S rubber fool wear. Shoes make a mighty nice Cbriatmaa present, and see how proud you were when you shoes Now make some one else shoes for that Christmas gift low die big city prices. do sell cheaper. proud got by that Ju-d >ook bai k new buying n Y >u will fin I our prices Our expenses are lower. pair of pair of far M e can bi • and Yours for a Merry, Marry Christmas. Shippy & Filer “It Serves You Right” Cor. letjand College Streets Newberg, Oregon Phone, Blue 34 8 2E8EESEEEEEEBESESEESEESEEEEEEEMSEEEESBE SKESEEEEæESEESE»
