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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1920)
D A Y T O N T R IB U N E An X in tlwMjuiOT a t Ih» »nJ nt , thte Iin* m a n . that »nur ««ha. rivoon , haa »»pirrat a» «a about toaap lr». Th» vul>li«h»r ht>i«r» row w ill i v i » » « * n . F r. ME*.L* ívm « í R. Editor and Publi»her QU O. C. GOODRICH J. W. Shippy and wi(c have return ed from thsir vacation vtait to bis par . ents in Geldendale, W urhiugton, ami report having left their peuple well land Fifty harvesting and having had a 1 I Entere«) a* second class matter. April Rev J. Colvin of Nampa, Idaho, and pleasahl tune. 7, 1911. at the | kk H office at Payton, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of W. K. Curtis and w ife of Forest Grove I W ill 1‘axson a f irmer resident of March 8, 187». Oregon, were Tuesday night and W«d- near Dayton, hut now of Newberg, hi* nesday morning visitors at the ho„w , brother. S. W ’ P»*»«" •"’eoiupanied •’F Subscription 12.00 per year In advance. their cousin, Arthur Wh-keraham from of D. A. Snyder and wife Indiana, who is visiting them, made If this paragraph is blue pen Joe Stuait and fam.ily left Wednes the Tribune a pleasant little call the ciled, it means that we are send-' day morning via the auto route for first of the week. D E N T IS T : Wiring, Motors, Ranges, W ashing M achines, V acuum C leaners Oregon SHOE R E P A IR IN G Having recently bought a leather s»»w ing machine and other shoe repairing tools, I am now et|ufp|H*d to half-sole and rc|>air your shoos on short notice * SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Ç. B. ABDILL ing you sample copies for a short time asking you to read carefully and subscribe for T he T ribune . Crater Lake, Oregon, and expect to be James Keith, w ife a id children i f gone a couple or more weeks. Idaho, visited their former friend and Rev. Either and family are home acquaintance. C. W. Powell over Sun once more fro.n a couple of weeks at ________________________ Archie Abdill and w ife spent a week O. Heller and fam ily of Leba-.on, ¡or ten days lately in the country up day last. the cutup meeting recently held at I., II. Litscher and wife after spend- Quinuby Park. b. i sa-. who came via the auto route about Summit, between here and the N O TIC E The undersigned haa mid aie with relatives and former acquaint- coast, with his.unclee the Creaons. He mg a week or ten days in Tillamook .«nces in’ this place and are looking for they h“'< l'*h galore and that the and adjacent seaports reached home hi ed a line of S w ift ,ii Co.’s cured meats a location. We always welcomeatrang- l«Tt " darn brown taste in their safety .Monday evening and are now which we are olfu'ing iZ th e public at reasonuhle prices, R. W. Krletz. ers and hope they find something to mouths for more and w ill make this about their usuh I occupation*, suit them and become residents of this t« P in themountains again in the near Dayton waa well repre ented at I ’a- W. 8, U'Ren 1« making some decided locality. future. cifie City the pa«t week when the fol- Improvements to his dwelling house lowing named.people of this vicinity near the school grounds by builuing an wete camptil there. Arthur Rot insun sdditiun to the building and putting a and fam ily, Scott Ed wants and fam ily, concrete foundation under the entiri K irk Walli ng an i wife, J. A. McFar- house. I <ne and w if \ M asys Helen Theinpaitn. llen iy Freeliour lias sohl his place Ethel and bins Jackman and Messers near town known as thy Gnorge Fowler Wader ami Ein.er ■Jackman. Tune place tu Wiley K.nmert and has pur was spent |n long mid short h kvs, »Ism f i t - , . . . * . ; inasnbthe Fred klingheil pla.-t in the diggi.ig and othm light exercises. a .c»i,r .. , , , , i'd, , w cl'fi ot , nelgliburlii jolly, good tune was irjo y e il by all an« ( -u well pleased were they Dial another Mes lames Wakefield and M iller nr event of this kind may b» attempted! tnpmied by their mother M r-. D kn- by them j diue ^re spending a week nr ten days in 49 ■when sturdy pioneers were hewing out s home and an existence in the West, the manufacture of 'vas begun. Today the name FULLER stands as the sturdy pioneer in paint manufacturing on the Pacific Coast—a name that has kept faith with quality for 71 years. .'■lade for the Pacific Northwest, FULLER Paint is the best for your house or building. W . P. Fuller & Co. • 1849-1920 Northwest Branches at Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Boise. ✓ -ULLERJ ’AINTSJ 7! YEAR ’. ADERS » -’.na rs a <5; . v is itin g We sell labratory tested lamps, Edison Mazdas, they are the best. S e e u s f o r A n y th in g - E l e c t r i c a l 1 YAMHILL ELECTRIC CQ. "IT SEMVKS YOU RIGHT” The Dayton Meat Market W e c a rry a lin e o f the finest P u re R e n d e re d L a r d on the m a rk e t p u t up in a Hand,I L. Temple and wife and baby ' js, er llllll({tlter Mrs M yr„ e Kg|. accompanied by hia two sisters. Misses, whww hom- ,g (|) th H Alice and Mary Temple and Mrs. | Temple’s mother Mrs. N. C. McAdam I Mr>’ E’ IJen»«*Y «"»I di ugh,ter were surprised the J. E. Mellinger family n,ort,i,'k passengers on the train for Sunday last by making a short call on ' "fHaud Monday of this week, them. Mr Temple was form trly of 3. W. Sigler la spending a few day« Lexingtor. Nebraska, hut for the last in (Poriland this week attending* the year or more has been located in Port- buyers gathering in that city, land, at the head of the H. L. Temple Riley C lark’s r e j warehouse is under Company, Brokers, Loan anti Insur going complete reptirs including o n - ance. Mr. Temple and sisters w ill b» crete peirs and foundation The capac weli remembered by the Nebraska pen- ity of this house is about 49,000 bush I tile living in this vicinity as the child- els and Riley says tell the peoplZThat Lren of Fred Temple a prominent bank , he w ill be ready to handle all your er of Lexjrfgtun. Mis. Temple and gra|n t . the c.pseitv of\hhi house her mother ^ e Porti and peoule and all y I seemed much pleased with the good Wiley Emmert was the tlr-t farmer jecuntry which surrounds Dayton. The to bring in a load of this year’s wheat Misses Temple w ill soon retiyrn to their to murk !l the first of the week. Look Up a F U L L E R V Dealer in Your Town I i o u tin g fet N e w p o rt and are Or Tiny kind of Electrical Merchandise we can supply requirements. • 5 pound pails at $l.‘5O |x?r pail 10 jiound pails at $2.95 per pail F a n c y B a c o n 10 c e n ts p e r pound M e d iu m a n d H e a v y B a c o n 3 5 c e n t s p e r lb. Hermann H. Walter, Prop. V A cal,Una Waldiu, H o r t a s h o e in g Machine & Blacksmith Shop Body and Wheel Work in Connection General Repairing of all kinds of Farm Machinery. Nebraska home, and the other people Miss Lob Deford a former Daytonite have promised to visit us former Lex- but now of Portland has been spending ingtonians sum» time again in the near a few happy houri with her sister. Mrs [ future. - Antune La Fever of this city. Fred Anderson, Mgr. V EDUCATION PAYS FOR T H E IN D IV ID U A L AND FOR T H E STATE A person with No Education has but One Chance in 150,000 to Render Distinctive Service to the Public With Common School Education With High School Education .1 With College Education ...._•____ A re Y o u G iv in g Y o u r C h ild 4 Chances 87 Chances 800 Chances H i* a re C h an ce? THO SE STATES A R E W E A L T H IE S T T H A T H A V E IN V E S T E D MOST IN E D U C A T IO N ■Oregon Agricultural College Through a “ Liberal and Practical Education” pre pares the Young Man and Young Woman for Use ful Citizenship and Successful Careers in AGRICULTURE fNGINtfRING MINING MOMf fCONCMICS COMMERCf PHARMACY EORfSTRY VOCATIONAL fDUCATION DECORATIVE DOLLARS The Training Includes P H Y S IC A L E D U C A T IO N , M U S K , E N G L IS H , M O DER N LA N G E A G E , A R T and the Other Essentials of a Standard Technical College Course FALL TER M O P E N S S E P T E M B E R 20, 1920. T U T IT IO N IS FRf FOR IN F O R M A T IO N W R IT E TO IHE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural Coliege, Corvallis. Oregon fo u n d in a b u n d a n c e in o u r «h o w case* Money invested in good .Jewelery of which we just received a new and complete line all fresh from Chicago at prices that are right, will be an \investm ent which constantly preserves its value. Je'Welery is always a present whether given to yourself or som** one else. Iz?t us help you make •t, V. H. B A L L A R D V| Watchmaker and Jeweler Grain Bags, Seamless Bags S a c k T w i n e —B i n d e r T w in e All Grades in Salt. Flour and Feed, Machine Oil and Seeds. Outing Days W e clean, we grind, W e buy, we sell Are Now Ideal An opportunity to figure with you is always apprec iated. Arid a pleased customer one of our aims, FARMERS’ UNION CO-OP. WAREHOUSE C O V at Tillamook County Beaches I wo trains daiiy from Portland. These attractive beaches include ’ ockaway and Garibaldi beach resorts, Neah-kah-nie, Manzanita and Lay Ocean. N e w p o rt (A charming resort for the fam ily.) A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountains. Situated on 1 equina Bay and the Pacific Ocean. .Modern Natatorium with salt water baths. C ra te r L a k e (A Lake within a C rater.) Located in the heart of the Cascade Range, bile stage from Medford or Klamath Falls. Fresh Candies and the • » B E S T O F IC E CREAM SEE US Reached by automo- Other Attractive Resorts 2 eT ° ‘ti/ M„t - Jefferson C ountry-Brietenbush H ot Springs) McCredie Hot Springs FOR SOFT DRINKS ' H B ou ld en & Co, . Josephine Cnunty Caves (Marble Halls of Oregon) Shasta Mountain Resort “Oregon Outdoors” Booklet W ill help you decide on that vacation resort. Contains descrip tions of the various outing places, excursion fares, hotel and camp rates. 1 Summer Excursion Fares Strictly cash dealing* Phon, Rad 86 TOP MARKET PRICES EOR YOUR PRODUCE Year round market for your Veal, Dressed Hogs, Poultry, Hides, .Fur«, Potatoee. Onion», Fruita, Oregon Grape root, For fu rther particular* or copy of booklet “Oregon Outdoor»” inquire of local agen Mohair and Catcara Bark SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES The Dayton Produce House JO H N M. SCOTT O»ner»l Pa»«eng»r A v a n t, R. W. KREITZ, aiaaaiaiaaaaanaiaiaiaaai z
