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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1917)
I Winter is Coming and you will need Shoes We have a new and attractive line of Shoes to show you at Reasonable Prices. S ee U s B efo re Buying- N EW L IN E O F F A L L M IL L IN E R Y Hats and Caps of Seasonable Colors and Styles. Price right S W E A T E R COATS We have a full line of Sweator Coats in the latest Styles. R. & G. Corsets J . C. Nichols <$r Co. U nity Tha Wirfa Bros. tiniahed picking th.ir hop» Tuesday. Scott Obye, a Are warden, who ha» been away all aummer came home last week. Francis Wirfa autoed up the Colum- . bia Highway with a party from Lafay ette, Sunday. Martin Miller of McMinnville was out to his farm Sunday. Joe Wirfa went to hia home in Port land, Sunday* E. C. Oliphant of Lafayette was visit ing home folks Sunday. Mrs. Francis Wirfa and children visit ed her mother Mrs. George Freahour, Sunday. M. Oliphant has sold hia driving team to a man who is buying horaea for the government. | Mrs. Chas. Kaehold and little grand son of Portland have been out on the farm with her husband for several days. Last Sunday Mrs. Jack Keddington and orother Bernie Wirfa, accompanied by Mrs. M. Oliphant and Mrs. E. C. Oliphant autoed to the cemetery at St. Joe. Peninsula Y o u C an S a v e M o n e y by trading at The Dayton Meat Market A full line of Fresh and Cured meats in stock. Buy your Lard and Compound here and save money. Highest Price Paid for alt kinds o f Stock, also Hides and Pelts F resh Fish E v ery F rid a y Fischer & McAulay N l MSMSSISH F E E D a n d G R A IN have a well filled Warehouse to draw on for all kinds of Feed and Grain Supplies. Crates and Berry boxes. H ighest M arket P rices P aid for all kinds of P ro duce C arried in my L ine . Chopping, Grinding and Cleaning done while y o u wait / G IV E US A T R IA L PRICES R IG H T w. s. NAYBERGER’S Fall and Winter Stock is Complete in every department. We are showing the latest and the most carefully selected stock ever shown before, a t price within reach of all. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats pric ed from $7.50 to $45.00. Children’s Suits and Overcoats $4.50 to $15.00 Ladies & Misses Coats, Suits Ladies and Misses Coats $7.50 to $85.00 Ladies and Misses Suits $18.50 to $65.00 Children’s Coats $3.85 to $15.00 Silk and Woolen Dresses $9.85 to $45.00 Skirts of all kinds $3.85 to $20.00 Fine «election of Silk«, Satin« and Wonted«, Fancy Good«, Corset« and underwear at moderate prices. Shoes for Men, Women and Children The very latest styles at the lowest prices. Before buying your fall bill, be sure to look through our Large Stock as we can save you money. / D . M. N ayberger McMinnville, Oregon Notice:— Oar store will be closed aU. day Wednes day, September 26, on account o f a holiday. Clover hulling is nearly Anished in Peninsula. The Pt-ninaula needlecraft was held at the home of Mra. H. Montgomery on Thursday last. There were a very large number present and all enjoyed a good time and especially those peaches which were served by the hostess. Mrs. John Arms wno has been seri ously ill for the past few weeks was taaen to the Mountain Top Saiutorium Wednesday of this week, in hopes that her health will be speedily improved. Mrs. C. Bruhn and two sons and Mrs. J. Meyer and son motored to Yamhill last Sunday to get Mias Elisabeth Lii.ke who is attending high school heiq. Mrs. Frank Guilleman spent the week end with her son Carl on his farm near Dayton. C. B. Newhouse and family made a business trip to the county seat Wed nesday. M. J. Peffer and wife of Unionvale were Friday evening callers at the home | of the letters parents. Jim Montgomery, wife and son of Vancouver, Wash., spent a week with the former’s parents, H. Montgomery and wife. Guy Metcalf and wife, Pete Thonia, sister and neice were Sunday visitors at the home of Herbert Willard. L. F. Hadley and family and C. B. Newhouse and family spent the day Sunday at the home of Mrs. Lewis Haskins of Newberg. L. A. Roaaner and children motored to Dundee, Sunday. Hazen Willard and w ife were Sunday callers at the home of E. G. Shanna- han of Dundee. Rev. Hunsaker and w ife and Mr. David and wife, all of McMinnville, and D. A. Snyder and wife visited at the home of John Arms, Sunday. Pleasantdale Mrs. Wm. Burlingham returned home Monday from Newport where she had been enjoying the sea breezes for two l weeks. Walter Bones spent Sunday with home folks. 11 Mrs. Arthur Bramlet and children left for Portland, Saturday morning where they will visit for a few days and then will go to Southern Oregon to spend the winter. Mr. Bramlet left Tuesday morning. He will drive through Arthur Bramlet and O. Frazier of Portland visited Monday at the Ralph Hadley home. J. A. McFarlane and family were 1 shopping in Portland, Saturday after- I noon. Mrs. Matt Senn and daughter Irene | were McMinnville visitors Wednesday. Jas. Bones and w ife and Scott Ed- I wards were county seat visitors Mon day afternoon. J. A. McFarlane and w ife visited relatives in Salem, Sunday. Miss Iva Warnock was on the sick list last week. Mrs. Lorens Litscher and children returned home last week a ¿ter spend ing several days in Portland with rela tives. Ralph Hadley and fam ily and James Verateeg were M cMinnville visitors last Friday. Mrs. August Dorsey and son Allen were county seat visitors Friday a fte r noon. Strictly cash dealing» The Dayton Produce House R. W. KREITZ, Prop. DraUr in ■ Veal, Hogs, Poultry, Hides, Furs, Csscara Bark, Puts toes. Onions Beans and Fruits I ! Top M arket Price Paid For All Produce V' v . II. B A L L A R D . Watchmaker and Jawaler Sewing Machine« and Musical Instrument« Repaired Am Prepared to do all K indt o f Agate I f orli Have just ground out a new line of LaVallieres A L L K IN D S O F J E W E L R Y M A N U F A C T U R E D Hunting Time Is Coming W e will sell you your License You will NOT have to hunt further, for U ’R E N H A R D W A R E has a complete line of Selby Amunìtion and Winchester Shot Guns. Selby Loads and Winchester Guns Know No Equal U’REN HDWE. OREGON STATE FAIR SALEM SEPTEM BEB 2 4 -2 9 Agricultural Exhibits, Grand Live Stock Parade, Harness and Saddle Horses, Running and Trotting Rac es, Hogs, Cattle and Poultry, Farm Machinery Exhibits, Portland Day, Salem Day, Scandinavian Day, Reformation Day and many ether special events. Something of in terest every minute. L O W RO UN D T R IP FARES on sale September 20th to 29th, from all points in Oregon. Final return limit October 3rd. A ll train» direct to F a ir Ground» Ask your local agent for particulars John M. Scott, General Paaaehger Agent. Portland SOUTHERN P4CIEIC LINES Scott Edward» and Jaa. Verateeg motored to Falla City, Sunday after noon. The Pleaaantdale needle club met laat Friday afternoon at the home of Mra. Harry Fuller. Refreahmenta were served by the hostess and a good time reported by all present. We desire to call your atten tion to the Bank Statem ent of the Bank of Dayton in this issue. The wonderful increase in the past year speaks well for the confidence in this institution, it «peaks well for the efficient and careful management o f the offic ers and director«, it «peak« well for the growth o f the business of this town and adjacent country. It helps to place Dayton on the map as a good trading center, showing that there is much busi ness* being done here and that our town as well as the adjacent country is improving. a-i
