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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1920)
J i t th e Churches | M i s . Oatrand of Bridal Veil, Dregm daughter uf Mrs. Amanda Wil« Methodist E fts.-oi «1 »•statin - i i i ‘ i > IV .I. i i H ir e r , •• I »'u nl v «. hi. l i t IK • i ,\ M. Ii- il Uesluutji . u kOuit lime iluiing Mr«. prvaciMiiu »•» v ice at i :3U P. M evt ry Wilson's atiaence. Sunday. Miss H elm Koseiu in one of the popu Morning m o h io ii every 2rd and 4th lar clerks of the M iller Mercantile es Sunday at 11 a. in. Epworth League 6:30 tablishment of Oayton is away on her Choir practice Wednesday 8,00 to 9:30 summer vacation and ia greatly missed A ll are cordialy invited. by soma of the patrons of this store. The place of the "Methodiat shake. W. B Clark and wife of Salem ac Milton A. Marcy, B. D. Minister. companied t»y Mrs. C lark’s daughter, Miss Shirey Dorsey a teacher in the United Evangelical Panama Cana Zone, were here Wednes day visiting numerous acquaintances of 10.00 A. M. Sunday School 6:30 p. m. K. I.. C. E. the Dorsey's when they were residents Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meeting I of this place. I t has been some live! Preaching services second and fourth years or more since Miss Shirley was I Suuday at 8:00 p. m., first and third here and ahe finds very few of her Sunday at 11.*00 a. m. Everyone welcome to all these ser-1 schoolmates and intimate friends living [ vices. here now. F. E. Higher, Pastor. A fatal and heartrendering accident Baptist Church occurred on the Sonuthern Pacific track thia aide of Dundee Tuesday evening as Sunday School, 10 a. m. Morning Services every 2nd and 4th the late train from Portland struck and Sundays. Evening Services every l«t killed Instantly Samuel Minchon, whose ] and 3rd Sundays. All are invited. home was near the track where the ac W. T. Ford. Pastor. cident occured. Mr. Minched was about | Church o f Christ 76 years old and quite hard of hearing, was endeavoring to get a cow across I Bible School a t 10 a. m. the track and evidently did not hear the | Christian Endeavor 73)0 p. m. Preaching every Sunday morning. appoaching train. He evidently must Strangers and visitors are always have stepped onto the track from aomr velcome. obacuie place and the mntorman did not | M. H. Kendall, Minister. see him in time to prevent the accident. ii I H Dayton Box & Lumber Co. BOX SHOOKS & CRATES Moulding, Stair Work, Fixtures and a general line of Mill Work *4 W . D . B u rlin g h a m M . R. C o o p er • <**»»*********♦*»»»»*»»%»-»%%»»»%♦%%%%*%*»%*%%%»*»»»»*»»*»*»********* Olympic Flour Is always the same. Your success with the sack you buy here to day will repeat your culinary successes with the last sack you bought. OLYMPIC is tested at every step of the way from field to flour sack. That’s why you can be sure of that fragrant, appetizing bread, flaky pie crust, and those delectable doughnuts, when you tell us to send you OLYMPIC. Ask for this month's OLYMPIC RECILE ! DAYTON GROCERY .|. I Idersigned May Landess has been duly appointed as adm inistratrix, of the es tate of J. D. Landess, deceased, by the County Court of Yam hill County. Ore gon, and she has duly qualified as such | administratrix, >' I « I > I I I I I-I Portland-Tillamook and Way Points Bus Line Leaves Portland Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving at Dayton at 10 a. m. Returning on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, leaving Tillamook hotel at 7:30 a. m. arriving in Dayton 1 p. m. Bus stops at Bakery in Dayton. Fare from Portland $5; from Dayton $4. Will carry express Newberg, Oregon E. A. ELLIS & SON IN V E S T M E N T S and LOANS. Loan on farm and city property at I Electric Ovsna. Electric heat finds Its widest use Ii | I lowest rates. Mortgages, notes and contracts bought and sold. W ill loan ovens, which have proved specially val on chattel mortgage; and buy and sell' liable In the automobile industry fot I baking the Japan on car bodies, lb all kinds of bonds having a market val this means Japan Is baked on 3.0iii ue. Make your money earn aomething I bodies every day. Other large us . t i I Never keep it idle. For investments | of such ovens are telelephone ant | typewriter factories, foundries, mak I see ers of Iron frame» for beds am) cot? I A tty. B. A. Kliks, and manufacturera of chemicals. Elec McMinnville, Oregon. trie devices of the sort lire employer for baking effervescent salts, and fot | drying a large variety of products re N O T IC E OF A P P O IN T M E N T qulrlng well-regulated beat uml clean | Notice is hereby giver, that the un- air lu the oven Itself. Phone W ^ te 931 Which? $50 for Painting “Electoral College.** Properly speaking, there Is no such Institution as an electoral college. The electors, who are voted for by the people, meet In their respective states and cast their votes for president ami vice president. These are sealed and sent by speelnl messenger to the vice president of the United States, acting as speaker of the senate. He deliver« them to the speaker of the house, who. In the presence of both houses of con gress assembled, opens the vote and declares the result. T H E R E F O R E , all persons having I claims against said estate are hereby notified and required to present the same duly verified to the underrigned May Landess at the law office of Frank I W. Fenton, at McMinnville, in Yamhill County, Oregon, within 6 months from the first publication of thia notice in Plastic Amputations. the Dayton Tribune, said date being / Dr. O. Bosch Arana of Buenos | the 16th day of July, 1920. Ayres hns made a remarkable sucre«« Dated this 12tb day of July 1920. In modeling the stump of an nmpti tated thigh by the plastic operation. May Landess, the Semana Medina (Buenos Adm inistratrix of said estate. In Ayres) he gives details o f the way I Frank W. Fenton, he remodels the stump so ns to utilize Attorey for said estate. the Individual mtiHdes and describe« the extent to which the man moves his foot, thus walking by the nutural bending of knee and ankle. $ 5 0 0 fo r Repairing A 1000 per cent Investment up awful and had to be led home with i rotten old rope, which broke every lim e there was any possible show to do of when they reached home. k0, and it was about daylight i ext day the (ìrniTdl Ridi ksniilhing Always ready to do your repairing, horseshoeing general blacksmithing work. Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co. K vaix-ratora n f F ru ita atui V«*<*tabl»a. Pachara o f and Ikaalvra lit F ru ita V s tfv ta b iM and a ll klnda o f pn duoe. Always in the niaiket for Green and Evaporated Eruite He sure to aee us before selling any kind of produce. Ask your G rocer fo r G old Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables ********************#***♦♦***»»**»»« Dayton Bakery & Restaurant The famous White Clover Ice Cream. Butternut Bread. T ro p ic a l F ru it» in S eato n Cigars, Tobaccos, etc., Confectionery and Soft Drinks. MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS MRS. AMANDA WILSON Phone 14x3 Dayton, Oregon To The Public The undersigned is making arrangements and will be prepared to furnish sacks and twine and to take care of your grain of all kjnds at my old stand the Red Warehouse in Dayton, FIRE! FIRE! Abstract Compan The only Abstract Boo' tán/Yai hill County re g o n / O Orsin , McMinnville, Miller Mercantile Co, Day«»« 0fr$M tlone have been ouUiuaà In the cam palgn of the department of justic« kgslnst profiteering) , ;l / R. L. CLARK Ennes Coovert. a son of J, W. Coov Russel Miles fiom the Tillamook country and a brother of Mrs. W. S. ert of thia city and his w ife were the U ’ Ren is visiting a few daya with hia company at the Coovert home laet Sun sister and her fam ily these warm daya. day. Carrol Johnson was taken to the Mc Minnville hospital the first of the week where he underwent an operatic n for uppendicitus. Reports from him are encouraging and he seems to be on the fa ir way to speedy recovery. Miss Grace Abdill was borne Wednoe- , day of this week visiting hi r mothet and tells among other things how for- tuste she was by changing her rooming place from the Elton Court building at 11th and Yam hill streets to other quar ters a day or so before that disastrous ' fire. YAM HILL LOIKJB io o r. N«. » Mmls sarh Wadnaadar nleht In I. O.O. P. Hall Ilolan DAIRYMENS AITfNTION We Buv CREAM, POULTRY, EGGS Highest Cash M arket Price We teet erratn and w rite checks daily Dayton R, W. Kreitz, Mgr. KODAK S nap - shots at the time—that’s fun. And then the pictures, themselves. Mary gathering courage to dive (she never did), Pete, as amateur chef at the shore dinner, the youngsters building forts in the sand—such pictures will ¡always make it seem as if all happened “just yesterday.” We have just the Kodak you want and there are several little photographic helps that we would like to show you as well—the Kodak Self-Timer, for example, that presses the button for you and keeps the group complete. Kodaks from $9.49 up WATSON’S PHARMACY DAYTON, OREGON / J S w ift <fe C o m p any One Parental Duty. It Is nlnmst a crime for parents to C om m ercial U u b B u ild in g rear children to ninnliood or woman I Dayton, Oregon hood without teaching them, or welng that they are taught, how to swim. Everybody should know how to swim, for one never can tell when or under what circumstances ubrfity to take cure of oneself In the water may spell the O U R P R IC E L IS T will appear in thia difference between life and death.— paper from time to time. A ll price» Atlanta Constitution. . subject to change without notice. Please look them over each week Had the Spirit of Thrift. | order to " e t our correct prices. What a quaint Jumbling of thoughts CERIALS on waste of power must have been In Flour per sack____ __ _________ $ 3.75 the mind of the little girl who said Flour per Bbl________ __ ______$14 80 half her prayers one night, and then was Interrupted. She stopped, began Rolled Oats per pound................ .... .09 nil over again, and then, struck by the Rolled Oats per 9 pound sack .„ .. .90 strangeness of the repetition, looked up Pancake Flour 9 8 10 pound sack.. .1.00 and exrlnlmed, “ There how ! I’ve . 1.00 wasted half my prayers.” —London Morning P o st SYRUPS V y / J a c k O h le r t a n d E . H. B u s b Attorney-et-Law Golden 6 pound pail............... ................ 80 Reason for Friendship. Golden 10 pound p a il............ ..... $1.55 Almon had never taken n liking to W hite 5 pound p a il............... ............... 85 W hite 10 pound p a il............ ....... $ 1.70 Junior, and rarely played with lilm. Several days ago I- noticed that be PRODUCE must hnve overcome his dislike* for the elder boy, and upon questioning my Eggs ner doz......................... ............... 43 small friend, he modestly explained Dairy Butter per pound___ ...............60 “ Junior's daddy bought a grocery Creamery Butter per pound ................ 70 store that keeps my favorite candy."— efficient in protecting property. It Potatoes per 100 pound ....... $6.00 Chicago Tribune. puts an armor between your build, -Cow Horn Turnip seed home grown ings and the elements and also adds 4 .75 ner lb. beauty and cleanliness. z Safeguarding the Goat. SUGAR In Switzerland the goat Is placed Cane sugar per pound____ ............2RK ahead of all other nnlmals. If n boy Cane sugar per sack.............. ........ 25.00 plagues u gnat he can be fined and sent to prison. If a person meets a SOAPS goat on a path and drives him aside W hite Wonder .................... ... 2 for .15 he can be arrested. If a goat enters S w ift’s P r ij e ......................... 4 for .25 the yard of a person not his owner, and Is hit, the person guilty must puy ! i N S U R E Y O U R PRO PER SY W IT H Crystal W hite_____________ ...3 for 25 a fine. Clean E asy................. ............ „2 for .15 TH E OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS N, Van Hooter,» Bleaching....... ...3 for .25 s home company located at McMinnville J Profesalonal Men Help in Harvest. Ivory Laundry ........................ ...1 for .10 Bismarck, N. D.— A twilight army Oregon. W rite 1 for ,10 of bankers, lawyers, doctors and mer W. L. WARREN M ’ M INNILLE, OI Fels Naptha....... ....... ............'10c per bar PHONE RED 5321 chants doffed white collars and step Canned Goods pe? out Into the harvest fields in an - Solid Pack tomatoes............... .20 effort to relieve what threatens to be YAMHILL COUNTY Solid Pack tomatoes per doc. ...... $ 2.40 a serious farm labor shortage. - Standard tomatoes---------- «... ____ .16 181 Profiteers Convicted. Standard tomatoes per doc. ......-...$ 1.76 Washington,— A total of 151 eon vie Select com........................... J. H. GIBSON, Preside esident U’REN HARDWARE get back for one of the machines acted ùiîüirti & büSBV Charles Andersen I hat s the way to look at painting—as an investment, not an expense. Look around you at the houses going to rack and ruin. What is doing it? The weather. There is only one defense against weather and that is paint. But paint, like weather, is of many kinds. Be ware of the fair weather paint It does not protect, it only deceives. Buy a paint that has proved its staying power. M. C. Versteeg and fam ily accom panied by Mrs. W. S. Hibbert and daughter Elizabeth, and Dr. Reitzel, wife and daughter Claire, accompanied by Mrs. M. G. M iller spent a pleasant day Tuesday on the Columbia Highway. They cam» pretty near getting so far away from home that they could not P H O i'.L MEO C3 Miller Mercantilefo. or •S W P fSherwin-Williams House Paint Prepared! has a fifty year record, its ingredients are what experience has most nas proved proved to to be be most D \YTO N . O R h CO N PHONE RED 64 '
