Dayton tribune., November 21, 1913, Image 8

Pleatantdale
Big Clearance Sale
Matt Senn and family spent a few ;
days at Sodaville hat week.
In order to make room for new floods we
have decided to offer our stock of dishes
at 20 per cent discount.
$8.50 Vaccum Cleaners now $4.00
1 $60.00 Canton wagon now $45.00
1 $90.00 Studebaker hack now $65.00
1 $18.00 Hays double action pump now $10.00
$0.75 Linoleum now $0.45
$0.50 Floor oil cloth now $0.35
$0.40 Granite ware now $0.20
DAYTON, ORF.
WE ARE MOVING
Mrs. Geo. Foster and mother, Mrs
Addison of Salem, visited Thursday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilan-
ders.
Thanksgiving
With the Folks
Dale Hadley Spent Sunday with '
Chester Christensen.
O. J. Shirley transacted business in
Portland Monday.
Low Round Trip Fares
Via the
Misses Mabel and Lucy Edwards vis­
ited in McMinnville Sunday.
See our Window Display
HARTE & CO
Spend
G. H. Foster transacted business In
McMinnville Thursday.
The Pleusantdale Needlecrafl Club
met last Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George Foster. Election of
officers was held after which a delicious
luncheon was served bj the hostess.
Officers elected were:
Pres., Mrv.
Geo. Foster, Vice-Pres., Mrs Ray
Morgareidge. Secy., Miss Ea’her Ni<-h
ols. Two new members were added
to our number, namely, Mrs Herman
Wilson and Miss Ida Cinnamon.
Members present were:
Mesdamea
R.
Hadley,
R.
Morgareidge,
Geo Dor­
j:
sey, H Wilson, D. Robinson, F. Reich-
l atien and Foster. Mi»ses Alma Bones,
'Jennie Robinson, Ida Cinnamon, Es­
ther Nichola, Mabel and Lucy Edwards.
| Visitors, Mrs. Wm R<ichstien, Mrs.
> Robert Addison, of Salem Next meet­
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
RJph Hadley.
If for a short time you fail to receive
satisfactory service, we promise to make a^
The ExpodUon U m 1015'
bet wean all points on the 8. P. Line* in Orsgon north and south
including branches; ulso on ths C. A E., P. R. A N., 8. F. C. A W.
and P. E. A E.
SALE DATES
November 26th and 27th
FINAL RETURN LIMIT DECEMBER 1ST
Little Jessie and Kathryn Rosen-
: steel of McMinnville are spending the
week with their grandpa, E. A. Ed­
wards.
Superior Train Service, Observation Cars, Dining Cais
a: d Big, Wide All-Steel Coaches.
Chae. Addison and wife and Miss
Lavern Haines of Newberg spent Sun­
day at the Geo. Foster home.
John M Scott, General Passenger Agent.
Call on nearest agent for spec<flc fares, train schedules, etc.
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SCHOOL NOTUS
mends when we are settled in our new
The Sth grade took a test ifi Aiith-
metic last week and Lillian Waters re­
ceived the highest standing.
quarters.
BANK Of DAYTON
Glenn Waters «nd Irven Chaiatei ton
OF OAVTON. ORISON
were absent from school Monday on
J. O. NICHOUi PrmidMit R. U HARRIS. Vio» P n »M mi » J. K. MEI.UN®KR. C^hlM
I®
i account of sickness.
Watch for our Christmas Oqening.
Huard of Dirortoror
Sadie Wilson was aba< nt from s hool
Monday on account of sickness.
J. C. NICHOLS
L' st Friday afternoon the act o< 1,
with th help of Mesdames D DeTiere
J. McFarlane, Geo. G. Christei sen,
W. W. Waters and her daughter
Oquella pinnted some flowers We n ade
six bids each about 3 x 20 ft. i long
the north side of our s hool house,
from which we expect to gather flow­
ers on Arbor day.
Drugs and Other Lines
by thé nimble fliigéré oTTÏlriau spin­
ners and the primitive looms of Hin­
du weavers a thousand years before
the invasion of Britain by the Romans.
When Britons were shivering tn their
woad. In fact, the Hindus were glory­
The School had their pictures >aken
ing in garments of h texture so One as
to have earned the poetic description Tuesday the lllh.
of •woven wind ‘ *
The eig ith grade is studying eurre t
events.
K. U HARRIS
S. C. ’TUCKS Y
The fifth and eighth grades an hav­
ing a contest in apel ing.
R. L. HARRIS
India’s Woven Wind.
New England'« or even old Eng­
land's cotton trade Is but In its infancy
compared with the industry In India
“For what are 300 years attains’
8.000r says a writer “Fabries as fin*
as any that can be turned out at th-
present day by the most perfect tn»
chinen- io Mneashire were prod it
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D. A. SMYDKR
J. K. MKLUNCKK
Due» a General Banking Busines.-*
Interest paid on Time Deposits
Exchange sold on aH pointe in U. 3
We Solicit Your Business
{
S1!« 8"w Him Passing By.
That the sgcd are not easily rousw'
to enthusiasm or excitement is wel
known, but they are not often as cuhr
as the old lady that the Windsor Maga
sine tells nts*ut.
An old mnu fell from a second story
window Into the street where an
anxious crowd Immediately gathered
to see whether he was seriously in*
Jnred. One of his daughters rushed
frantically Into the first floor room,
where Ma wife sat knitting, and cried
•'Oh. mother, mother, father's fallen
from the top of the house Into the
road! Oh. dear! Oh. dear!"
"Yea. my child." answered the old
Indy placidly, looking up from her
work: “I saw him phm the window
SATURDAY
Store Opens 7:00 A. M.
Closes not earlier than 8:30 P. M.
Store Opens 7:00 A. M.
Store Closes 7:00 P. M.
HOUSE OE QUALITY
Serges and Wool Goods
Shoes
Remnants
We have Serge and Woolen Dress
The best of the Good Ones, for every
Goods in Assorted Colors and Patterns member of the family, at prices that
at Greatly reduced prices.
will suit your Purse.
Richardson’s Embroidery Designs
Don’t forget, when you are looking
for fancy work and the floss and other
threads to work the same, to call on
us, for we have a full line ready for
your inspection.
Royal Worcester Corsets
We have a large assortment of Rem­
nants which yon can pick ou* some
very fine Baagains and SAVE MON­
EY on every piece.
Umbrellas
We have a fine assortment of Um-
berallas in all sizes for every member
of Qw family.
Blankets
Special on Tea
Hats and Caps
We have a limited amount of Bas-
ket Fired Tea which we are going to
We have them and a large assort-
sell at 35 cents per pound, Nothing ment of the same. Some our $3.00
less the 1 pound lots sold, Get yours felt hats are Guaranteed to be Rain
while there is plenty.
Proof.
Warner Rust Proof Corsets
Nemo Corsets
We have a line of the Royal Wor­
We have a full line of the Warner
We have a full line of tl e Celebrat­
cester Corsets in the different styles Rust Proof Corsets in ail the different ed Nemo Corsets in all the different
styles and shapes.
and shapes.
stytles and shapes.
Our Stock of Blankets is moving at
a Rapid Rate, but we have a large
Stock of them yet, and now is the
time to buy before our Assortment is
Gone.
Why not trade at "The House of
Quality," where you know that the
highest quality of Goods is kept. We
sell what we have advertised in the
way we advertise to sell it. O me in,
look over our goods and be convinced.
Miller Mercantile Company
J, LU. Shippy, Manager
Dayton,
Oregon