Dayton tribune., March 21, 1919, Image 8

DON’T HESITATE
About Giving Us A Trial.
Come
in and let us show you some service-giving
HARDWARE
Accessories
Locks
Tools
for the
house repairs
and furnishings
that Sampson
couldn’t
DESTROY
of Superior
QUALITY
W a lk In
an d graze upon o u r v a lu e s an d th en
W a lk O u t
Satisfied
y
St. Patricks day was generally i b
E. E. McDonald and Jess W hite
FOR S A L E — Baled Oat straw and
were among the home coiners from served by our D a jt m people rtsyiug in
hay. Phone 6X4. Datyun.
F. O. Lyon.
16-2». Portland for ail over Sunday visit with their varioue homes and enjoying the
rain that cania down as though on a
home folks.
Mrs. M. A. Marcy and children are
special invitation.
spending the week with relatives in
A daiigh or of W. E. Foster, Mrs.
Auctioneer Jackman haa made »•
Portland.
Sloan and fam ily of Newberg, visited
rangeinents to hold another con bin •
Mrs. Edna Clawson of Portland was the Foster fam ily here over Saturday tion am t on sale he.e Satuiday Mate
visiting her parents, T. A. Boulden, afternoon and Sunday.
22nd. The billa are out, lot k ti cm
and fam ily here over Sunday.
over and then attend aa thero w ill be
Mra F. W . Hole gave a reception
s, me good alutf otfeud at this sale.
W IN M Y C H U M W E E K
to her Sunday school class at he t ome
Meetings every evening except Sail rdav laat Monday evening tei.turii g St. Pat­
Aden Slovene a former resident of
A p r il 13 to 20
thia locality but now of Astoria. hMH
ric k ’s day lestivitie».
been v isitin g his father in Nawbcrg and
Our list of subscribers for this week
Bert Hurd of Bay City, Oregon, Is came up and apant a day oi eu thia last
are as follows: Lamic Loremen, Mrs.
N ellie Stoutenburg, R. V. Waldo, Fred here working for his father pri ning week w ith his brother living near Day-
J. M iller, G. B. Foster, J. M. Turner, trees and building fences on the Mc­ ton.
J. R. Dunphy, Mrs. J. W . LoreH, Miss Donald place recently a. quirt'd by them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dewell enl« rlaln-
Enod Booth,
The Epworth League of Dayton held 1 ed a number of their friends al Die
The person who borrowed tny woven a pleasant accial hour in the league Hotel Dayton last Monday iv u iin g .
w ile fence stretchers, will please re­ room at the M. E. church here last F ii- Dancing, card games and a delicious
turn them to U 'R en Hardware as there
day evening. The invited guests were | lunch w as hugely enjoyed by theai L i-
are others waiting for them.
the Webfoot and Unioiivale leagues. ; túnate fi iends,
Our city marshal Hash, and F. E. Much uleusure was experienced by J The Y imhtll County Mutual T i l t -
Berry weie hauling gravel and repair­ those present.
I phone nirectora held their lin t meeting
ing the chuck holes in a number o f
, sil ce Die annual election of said ci in-
W S. U'Ren is cairving a very sore
places in our streets Saturday Inst.
• patty anU organised by electing thu
What a combination for this time of hand caused by pushing it thioiigh s 'n in e staff of officers sa have dbecttd
small
window
light.
Strange
that
such
the year— “ Hash and Berries.”
Pass
| the movements of tbla company i uiing
a small piece of glass would cuuse **uch
the gravey please.
1 the paat few years.
a large sore. However, Bill says the
The w ife of our new druggist, Mrs hand is feeling gooder eve»y day.
W IN M Y C H U M W E E K
H. B. Allen, visited her mother in
M eeting* every evening eacept Saturday
Portland Saturday last going down on | A fine line of Spectacles and purses
A p ril 1 3 to 20
the early morning train and coming A t Ballard's.
home on the evening train. Really she
did not know how dark it was at about
5 o’clock in the morning until she made
this trip .
C A R L D E T M E H IN O
E M M E T T BOOTH
D em a r a y H d w e.
Strictly caah dealing»
Phone Red 66
The Dayton Produce House
W E are in the market for a lim ited
Hmoiin' of Potatoes at the market puce
at the time of delivery. Dayton Evap­
orating & Packing Co.
tf.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.
“ A lw a y s
Year round Market for Your Produce in m y Line.— Top Market
Beans
s
at
You won’t be experimenting when you come here to ob-
ta n your glasses.
We examine your eyes carefully and give you perfect
fitting glasses.
Our lens-grinding equipment is complete and your glass­
es are ground here to meet the exacting demands of any
prescription written by a competent optom etrist
Our experience in testing eyes places us in a position to
give you competent advice.
You need not tell us you are near-sighted, far-sighted,
or suffering from any visual trouble.
We can ascertain
readily why your eyes trouble you.
Dr. Henry E. Morris
Optometrist
M c M in n v ille , O reg o n
Y our S er v ic e ”
Help of all kinds Furnished Free
to Employers
ILSFONSIBIE, RELATE.
F
Flat Tire Means A Flat Pocket Book
1 1
unless you let expert mechanics repair it. Don t try to do it
yourself.
Don’t let a bad tire get worse. Have it fixed right and save
the price of a new one. Our work is efficiently done and
you’ll learn to depend on us.
Booth & Detmering
PHONE. WIRE OR WROT
j. r coxoa. tux*
133-235 B u m » id e S tr e e t.
At Your Disposal
THAT CAR OF YOURS
It you want it taken care of in a style that benefits an ex­
perienced garage service, run it in.
We are pleased to be able to state
t l a t Messrs. Jack Ohlert and Elmer
Busby have purchased the tools and
machinery of all kinds in thu shop
: formerly run by J. E. Nelson, where
they w ill be ready for business of all
kinds in their line.
Look for their
adv. next week.
R. W . K R E IT Z .
Veal, Hogs, Poultry, Hides, Furs, Potatoes, Onions, Fruits, Cas-
cara Bark and Oregon Grape Root.
LEAVE IT T O U S
Portland. O n -go«
An exceptionally large audience was
rresent in the Methodist church here
I last Sunday evening to listen Io a pre­
pared program consisting of speeches
f n m some of the Methodist minute
men and some special sirging.
The
Rural Church was the theme spoken oi
by B. A. Felton who handled the sub
ject well and was attentively listened
to. The special song by George Thomp­
son was well received and appreciated.
J. D Landess spoke from the farmers
standpoint and caused us to believe
some farmers had strong minds as well
as strong backs. Rev. Marcy then de­
livered an excellent sermon on “ Gods
messat e as revealed by nature.” The
ma iner in which he handltd this tbemo
eveo surpassed his former achievements
in his sermons. The social half hour
under the management of the o tte r
mens wives added to the evening's
pleasure.
I f Spent With Us
There are several reasons why we can guarantee this.
F i r s t — We buy for spot cash.
S e c o n d — We buy in large quantity.
T h i r d -W e have reduced expenses to a min­
imum.
F o u r t h — We are satisfied with a REASON­
ABLE profit.
If you think these reasons are sufficient, you arecon-
vinhed that we CAN sell GOOD goods CHEAP.
ON OID ACCOUNTS
We
We
We
We
We
Four Dollar W ill Produce More '
Get Results
Report Results
Remit Results
Take the Blame
Stand the Expense
If you will give us a trial we will convince you we do.
Miller Mercantile Co.
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KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO.
McMinnville, Oregon
Successors to
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
Fine Candies, Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Lunch. Counter in Connection
Yam oreg Collection Agency
BETTER COFFEE
Goes
Further
Tastes
Better
The Dayton Meat Market
R o u te :
Dayton to Portland via Newberg. -
Dayton to Salem returning by way of
McMinnville.
Carries a full line of Fresh and Cured Meats. Also
Lard and Compound.
B e e f b y W h o le s a le a t a r e d u c e d P r ic e
All Guaranteed to Please
Fresh Fish Every Tuesday
For Sale By
E. FISCHER, Prop.
From Dayton to Portland
Freight, Express, Transfer
and Heavy Hauling
M rs. Clara T hurm an
Highest price paid for all kinds of Stock and Hides
Daily Freight
A P o r t io n o f Y ou r B u s in e s s is S o lic ite d .
J. C. Nichols
A. C. Detmering
F. JL Johnson fr Sons
Props.
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