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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1916)
PREPAREDNESS Easter will soon be here. You and your family will want to be dressed up and look your best. We are prepared to dress the whole family, no matter or how much or how little you care to spend. Men’s or Young Mens Suits at the following pric es. $8.50 to $11.50 Wool with some Cotton. >12.50 to $18.50 buys Oregon cassimeres, real worsted, and wool and worsted mixed. $20.00 to $45.00 buys the Famous Hart, Schaffner & Marks cloths, no finer suits made for double the price. $15.00 buys a high grade Clothcraft suit, and you cannot duplicate same anywhere in the state. Boys school and dress suits $3.00 to $10.00. Are you hard to fit in Shoes? Our experienced Shoe men, with a stock of nearly 10,000 pairs of shoes, you will surely find something to please you. Ladies & Misses Coats & Suits Notwithstanding our sales have been very heavy within the last two weeks our dally express shipments has more than doubled the stock. Suits from $15.00 to $45.00. Coats from 15.00 to $35.00. White Coats $7.35 to $30.00. Silk Suits $20.00 to $60.00. Dresses $7.50 to $35 00. A fine line of Millinery at moderate, prices, in Dress, Street&Sport Hats D. M. NAYBERGER MM1NNV1LLE. OREGON Our Price List 3 cans Meco Corn___ _______ 3 cans Standard Tomatoes.. . 5 pounds Rolled Oats_______ 3 pounds Best Head Rice___ 2 tall cans Clams__________ 2 No. 1 cans Oysters_______ 2 cans Burbank Peas_______ 1 can Meco Peas___________ 3 packages Soda__________ 2 packages Raisins_________ 3 packages No. 1 Crackers.__ 3 cans Yeloban Milk______ 2 packages Shredded Wheat. . ..25c __35c - 15c -25c -25c -25c -25c -25c We have everything* you need in gro ceries. Why look elsewhere when we carry the hisrhest grade that money will buy. We Guarantee Satisfaction or Refund Your Money Highest Price Paid for produce. STORE OPENS 7.00 A. M. Eggs Counted as Cash MILLER MERC. CO. Dayton, - - Oregon STORE CLOSES 7.00 P. M. Except Saturday Pat Stanton of the Grand Island country were pleasant callers on the Tribune last Saturday. Call again ladies. C. R. Watson has taken a crew of workmen and gone to Neppel, Wash., where they will erect a building for the Standard Oil Co. Albert Jenness who has been here a couple of weeks making improvements on his farm near Dayton, returned Monday to his home in Hammond, Wisconsin. Miss Lulu Simmons, a teacher in the schools in Portland came Thursday morning to spend the week end with Mrs. J. L. Sher- man of this city. The heavy rains of the past few days and the high water of the winter has caused a porti n of the ground on Mrs. Ott’s place to slide into the river. This is the second land slide in this section along the Yamhill, the other one being near the Tom Miller place. A. J. McCann and wife motor ed to Salem a day or so ago and viewed some of our State build ings (they say from the out side) including the Penitentiary and Asylum. They report having an enjoyable time, and we are pleas ed to state they are now home a- gain and happy. The Southern Pacific Co. has remodeled its station at St. Joe, installed a crossing alarm and established a creosoting plant. This plant will be used in treat ing the trolley poles which are to be used in the electrification of the line from Whiteson to Corvallis. Notice to Ford Drivers! Beat-EmAll” Facts It “makes good. ” P Made of Malleable Iron. Built on right principles. Will last as long as your FORD. Guaranteed against imperfections* Simple, Strong, Safe and Sensible. It will pay for itself in 30 daya’ eae. Will make your FORD last longer. Like cement—you pay for it but once. Has been proven mechanically correct. Just try IT and teat IT along aide of them all. There la no strain on the frail little steering rod. • After a drive you feel nefreahed instead of “all in.” It ia Tire, Car, He'tlth, Accident and Life Inaurance. Steering, Control and Safety of your car made eaaier. You can see and enjoy the cropa, the Stock and the Scenery. it'a then a “lead pipe cincn” you’ll choose the BEAT ’EM. ALL. Stops Work, Worry, Strain and Danger when driving your FORD. The wife, daughter or sweetheart can drive your FORD with perfect Ease and Safety. All wear and lost motion can be eaaily and quickly taken up by a very simple adjustment. The pull on your steering wheel ia no harder when making an extreme turn than when making a very alight turn. Lessens the wear and strain on steering column and little interior gears by reducsng a jerky rattle to a gentle pull. $4.25 » 4 BEAT-EM-ALL STEERING APPLIANCE A. C. DABB, Agent DAYTON. I h For the next 55 days we will give absolutely free with each 25c 1 lb. can of “Diamond W” Bak ing Powder, your choice of any 5c article in the store. For 2 cans any 10c article in the store. Complete Stock of up-to-date Millinery at moderate prices. We bave a fine assortment of Gents’ Furnishings Highest Price Paid for Farm Praduce Call and see our goods and get our prices. J. C. Nichols & Co SUCCESSOR TO B, Gabriel & Son Mrs. Flora Lewis has been quite sick for the last week. It is re ported she is much improved as we go to press. J. A. Stoll and family motored from Portland Sunday and vis ited with his neice, Mrs. Carl Fischer of this city. Mrs. C. R. Watson and^Joe Turner and family were in the county seat Monday attending the Dunn will contest. There has been considerable work done on the streets in this city during the past week. Third street has been graded and put in good condition and the surplus dirt has been hauled to Main St. There has also been some work done on Fourth street in the same manner. This makes a great improvement in the ap pearance of these streets- Mrs. M. V. Wright and Mrs. * J r O 0 • 4 X J " * V •’ A • J J J OREGON Has a Pure Food Fame And a Flowery Name It IS Better What? Why not order your favorite cake for that Sunday dinner? Dayton Bakery & Restaurant Louis Dey is down from his says there is a vast amount of mountain home for a few days snow in the hills yet. Excuse visit with his parents here. He us, it is cold enough here. 5CPUTS A VICTROLA IN YOUR HOME Macy’s $15 Victrola Club Solves the Gift Problem You Can Buy a $15.00 Victrola for 1st Payment 55 Day Special •> A X The Most Extraordinary Talking Machine Terms Ever Offered by Any Store Join This $15.00 Victrola Club NOW Our first annoucementof this $15 Victrola club brought scores of buyers to my store. The demand for these $15 Victrolas has been far greater than we anticipated and the supply is becoming rap idly exhausted. We urge you to at once, that you may take ad vantage of this unusual credit offer. The Lowest Talking Machine Terms Ever Extended Come in and make your selection of a $15.00 Vtctrola and pay only 5c cash, each week followitg pay ment you add 5c a week—second payment 10c, third payment 15c, etc., until the $15.00 is paid, cov- ering a period of several months. The largest and last payment will be $1.20. The Exclusive Victrola Store McMinnville
