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4 DAYTON TRIBUNE AN E.lltur Merrill Want Ads Entered et thè post office iu Dayton, C*«n P ah » for lui»« teeth, dental Oregon, a» second class mali mattar, goki, Kuii»uu> and discarded jewelry, under tho Act of March 3, 1870. Hoke Smelling A Refining Co., OUego Michigan," Butiscrlpllun |1.W per year in advance. December. 24. 1V26 McMinnville, Oregon. 17*21 l •r»l«h A.lwrllslnl H»pr»»«nl*Uv« IHJ AMtH:i ASPHESSASS o CIATK : ■ 11 - For;—Federal Farm Loans See Attorney Frank Holmes. I 1 We will cut, shampoo and curl your hair. Work guaranteed, try us. Spangle’s Harber Shop. Red 25 evangelical church Frank M. Flslier, Pas'or. Every|8unday Dayton, 11 am. Fighting tooth and toe nail in Unionvale 8 p. m. grueling band to band conflict on lala rette 7:30 p. tu. the wings of an airplane hundreds Sunday» Pike 11 a. tn. 2rtd and 4lh of — feet .. in the nir, - — missing bis step Island m 1st and 3rd ...... . 3 r p . ._. ------ ... r "What would vour home be like H and almost plunging to u ghaetly !ere were no eburcbeeY' eliurcliev.------------- _____ ‘ death on the roots below, is but there foneofthe thrills developed with latnaxing ekill in “The Air Hawk,'* Sunday School, 10 A. M , Frank W. the liml of the entertaining Al Hole, Bup't. I Wilson aviation stunt melodramas Methodist Church •Morning Worship. 11 Hermon by Pa»tor which comes to the Arcade Theatre t Fpwortb league Preaching Service« Prayer Meeting, Tberaday. Morning Worship, Bunday Bclcml » 30 A. M. II A M • l^roy Walker. Pastor. Full Goapol Aaaotnbly *n tfle Pleasantdale By Mrs. R. G. Hadley The Stringtown Needle Club • pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs. J. A. McFarlane, Thursday after- noon. Dehcioua refreshments were served by the hoetea» assisted by Mrs. Ralph Hadley- Member* prelent were Mesdsme* Sweeney, Bramlet, Ueo. Robinaon, Hedley end McFarlane. JOB WORK ! orchard in the first few years of its life. Orchard ists who use maxard cherry seedling trunk and frame work for all varieties of sweet cherries find that the bodies of such trees nearly always escajie this destructive disease, says H P B Bar««, plant pathologist of the experiment station. Dec. 23, Special Show at the Arcade Theatre Admission 50c For Your Whole Family Single Adm. 25c Ralph Thotng>«ou and Vernon Hadley of Portland »pent the week end with home folk». hursday Night Dec 24 G. B. Foster and wife and Mr«. Ralph Hadley and non Kenneth were county ■eat visitors Friday. J'ree ^aati^a,! Lewi» Nichol» who'll attending W ill amette University at Salem ia home for the Christina* holiday*. We wish for All a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year stitute in Portland; if the weather is good Mr. Gubser expects to spend his vacation grub bing stumps; Miss Lee will visit with the Misses Haworth and Hollenbeck part of the time and Miss Stilwell expects to lemiin »riund Dayton during the holidays. We shall be glad to make satisfactory arrangements for your con part of air slacked lime venience. A Radio set is a most pleasurable offering. The latest and Grain ie often sowed in Oregon the best are in our stock for your inspection. during favorable weather through We call your attention to electric light bulbs. There are lamps the entire winter, says the experi There is less built for service. There are lamps built for sale. The Edison Mazada ment etation. labaratory tested lamp give the superior service, last the longest, and chance of loss with wheat that has are constructed with meticulous care as to durability and illuminating been treated with copper carbonate ¡han with the old treatments but quality. Buy them by the carton and make a saving. there is always the chance that the grain will start and be caught before well established when th« re is a period of surface freeses and thaws. Unless there is too much “It Serves You Right” land to handle in the spring it is probably best to wait till spring Cor. Island College Streets opens up and sow the standard Phone, Blue 34 spring varieties. Newberg, Oregon Fanner’s Warehouse Company, Phone, Red 67 Ruel Bower and wife of Klamath Fall« spent a few days the fore part ol the w.-ek at the home of the former»* sister Mrs. G.-o. Bobiuson. Chas. Naive ol Tigard, son in-law of Mrs. David Robinson, who was burned so badlev several weeks ago is now able to up around the house on cruthes, the burns having all healed nicely ex cept the one on bit leg. Arthur Robinson and family who have l>een living near Willamina, are at their home Irre for a few week-. The mill where Mr. Robinson was em ployed having closed down for a while. By Mrs. Rose Robertson Walter Bryan and his mo’her Mrr, Sadie Bryan of North Bend. • Wash . arrived on Tuesday for a visit W'tl> sionary work. a •» Kenneth Hadley was a Portland viiit- ors Wednesday. Farm Reminders The Thrifty and conservative buyer is making preparations for the greatest of annual events. Christmas. Th*- ones rno«t dear to the Mineral mixtures are necessary friends, heart expect and receive enduring remembrance for this Dav of Daya. for hogs if thsv are to reach their j Ti e girls of Mr«. Hari Gifts that Serve, practical, lasting, useful ones, are those that re best development. advi«e« H. A. dav School clas* recently hella can tv duce the physical effort«, give a measure of convenience, and gratify Lindgren, extentinn specialist in sale and with the proceeds purchased a the user. The Electrical Industry has developed and expanded the animal husbandry at the Oregon I canarv for their teacher. list of useful presents as no other business has done, and a variety of Agricultural College. The use of articles and devices of the Electrical kind offers the purchaser unlimit- mineral mixtures, because of the Christmas trees wore decorate.! and •ed advantages to buy svrvicable presents at price« within the reach of elements they contain that are, gif's exchanged lietween the pupils of required by the body, results in a the school Wednesday. every one, The washing machine and the Electric Iron compose a complete better nlilixation of the other feeds) Mrs. E. J. Jeannett of Portland visit laundry equipment that will make an unusually practical .gift. The The most satisfactory results are ed her mother Mrs. M E. Bi Idle, last hard work of washing and ironing is eliminated with these wonderful obtained when minerals are kept week. inventions, An hour for the washing and half hour for the ironing before the hogs at all times. This The E. L C. E. received an interest can readily lie done by means of 8 ing letter from Rev. V. L. Farnham, tells the story. self feeder. A liberal proportion of There are many other useful devices, like the waffle iron. toaster, salt is contained in the best mix who is located at Hunan, China. The coffee percolator, curling iron and so on, that make acceptable Christ tures. A satisfactory combination Christian Eddeavor societies and Sun mas present* and you will do well to see our complete line before you is made up of two parts salt, 4| day Schools of|tbe Evangelical church in Oregon are supporting him in this mis do your Chrietrnns buying. If you cannot pay cash see us for terms. parts of bone meal and one-half Electric Supply & Contracting Company V Little Shirley Gibson was quite «ick Stop. Ix»>k. Listen. Don't fail to hear the lri«h Ev«tigell«l from Killam- •y asil»if I bv til« *dv the cometirt. Bunday School 9:30 A.M. Mina Evalyn Morgan of Lafayette and Preaching * 11: A. M. B. Y. P. I’. 6 30 p. m. The cast of the play “Deacon Sick prayed for W««ln<-»dav, 8; P. M. Floyd McFarlane were Sunday guest« at 7:30 p m. Dubs” has been selected and they Everybody welcome to hear the Little Evening Service 8 00 p. m. will put in some time during vaca the Geo. Robinson home. Prayer Service Thursday Man «¡th the big nirMagr. Walter G. Smith, Pastor tion practicing. Pastor Thoma« Gritfln. They expect to J. A. McFarlane and wife and «on» present this play about the seventh Lloyd, Floyd and Glen were McMinn- ville visitor» Saturday. of January. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Several members of the Cham* Mr«. A. W. Bramici and daughter Dav ton Virginia Senn, Mildred Proffitt Service» every Bunday a» follow« ; tier of Commerce of Portland, were end Elisabeth Sims of the class oi Jessie, and Mrs. Mabe) Gibson were «hopper« in McMinnville, Saturday. 10:00 A. M. in ‘.own a short time Saturday. Bible School *24 and Grace Teague of ’25 were 11 :00 A M. We understand they were on a Preaching Nel« Flint transacted business in the high school visitors this week. 7:00 P.M. trip to Tillamook. Christian Endeavor county seat Friday. All friend» are invited. The faculty of the D. H. S. will Grover Johnson and wife of Newberg spend their vacation as follows: Bacterial gummosis of cherry in ■ nd Koy Robinson and wife of Middle Prof. Gooding will spend part of western Oregon is capable of wreck ton were Snnday guest* at the home of his time at the State Teachers In ing a tine heelthy young cherry their mother Mr«. David Robinson. This office for V Mrs. Geo. Robinson spent days last week at the hr me hrr mother in Hopewell, to help take care different classes, of her sister Viola who was quite sick. |They will be used in the grades is well as in the high school and per — haps in the P T A. On Wednesday evening of this week both the boys and girls has* Th»» were in a Geo. Pratt optician ket ball teams journey to Xewherg Finder piente leave at the Tribune of* to meet the teams of Newberg Hi. The last period on Wednesday Mío» Kwlbri NivbuU. will be devoted to a short program BAPTIST UHUPCH end the distribution of presents, Dayton The presents will all be num tiered 10^0 a m. und each one in the high school Bundav School 11 :00 a. m. will draw a number. Preaching Service 0:30 p. in. on Sat Dec. 28 7 30 p. tn. 7 :W p. tn. School Notes By Andrew Nichola The basket ball games Friday night proved very exciting. When the conflict was ended the «core stood 15—9 for the boys, and the girls 17—23 in favor of Yambill. The feat aggregation from Par iah Junior High of Salem, will play the D. H. 8. on the home floor on New Year« evening. School cloaca Wednesday until January 4th. Many DH 8 alumni are home from college to spend their vaca tion. A number of our best singers have consented to give a number at the Community Christmas Tree Thursday evening. You will miss something good if you do not attend. • Professor Gooding sent to the U. of O, for slides for the lantern to Bl Dayton, Oregon Subscribe for the Tribune 5 M We thank, our friends and patrons g for their support during the past year ¡J and wish them all a Merry Christ- ft mas and prosperous New Year E. Demaray Hdw » ÜE3ESEE3KSESESEDB6SSEÍÍEESES8SESE» fri ■« 3 w IS G We thank you one and all for your generous support and patron age ycu have given during the past year. Wc wish vou a Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous New Year. w Walter Upshaw and family were visit The Christmas program at the ed Sunday by Mr. Upshaw’s father who MethodiH church last ni<ht was lives at Tigard. declared a success hy all who Miss Miriam Holder of the North heard it. It consisted of three short Pacific Institute will preach Sundav Christmas plays, inters[>erse<l with evening at the Evangelical chmch. various musical numbers. The first play was presented by the The Baptist Sunday School uave a It was a clever Fhe basket halls games Newberg primary class program on Wednesday eve. and the little comedy, “Santa Claus’ Work Hi vs Day ton Hi, at Newberg last Evangelical Sundav School on Thursday Shop.” The senior department night resulted in a score of: evening. At the sopp ’r given la«t Thursday evening at the Evangelical church Wil fred Fi Her of Dayton was the winner of the ipijlt. Mrs. H. C. Koss and children were Mewherg visitors Tuesday. Alden Powell and family and Mrs. Ida Barker were Portland visitors Bat- urday and Sunday. Calvin Mnlanax and Chester Morgan were home from Portland on Sunday. stiged a one act play, “Grand mother’s Christmas Party ” The Newberg 23 "Christmas Story” was told by the Day ton 22 pastor with a group of youngsters GIRLS sitting about the fireplace as a Newberg 23 back ground for the story The 7 Dayton last play was “A New Fashioned Our boys did fine to hold them Christmas,” presented by the in that close as they have a much termediate group assisted by .Mr larger school to draw from. and Mrs. Berry. The final num ber was of coure, the appearance of Sinta Claus and the di-tribt - QJlmg Cítietmae tion of treats. BOYS
