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Paragraphical
Items of General Interest to Res- i
idanls of Dayton and Vicinity.
8 P. TIME CARD
BOUTHBOUND
Train 351 arrives 9:17 s. m.
Train 355 arrives ll:47a.m.
Train 366 arrives 2:36 p. m.
Train 353 arrives 6:52 p. m.
Train 357 arrives 7:12 p. m.
NORTHBOUN»
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
356
354
35K
352
360
arrives 5:50 a. m.
arrives 9:35 a. m.
arrives 12:57 p. m.
arrives 3:46 p. m.
arrives 6:43 p. m.
Time Card Dayton Bus
OUR
HARDWARE
Leaves postofflee in
Northbound
P. M.
Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
For anything in Real
J. E. PROFFITT.
FARMERS. ATTENTION!
NOW IS THE TIME TO REPAIR YOVR FARM 1MPLE-
MENTS.
THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING "OUT OF ORDER”
WITH FARM IMPLEMENTS—WHETHER IT IS JVST A
BOLT THAT IS LOST OR A CHAIN THAT IS BROKEN
COME IN. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS. YOUR IM­
PLEMENTS CAN BE MADE LIKE NEW FOR A VERY
SMALL COST.
WE HAVE BUILT OUR BUSINESS ON THE QUALITY
OF TOOLS AND HARDWARE WE SELL.
E.DEMAPAYJHAPWAPE
DAYTON FEED & SEED STORE
DEALER IN
flour, feed. Seeds, Grain, Etc., Bee and Poultry Supplies
r
Bran 15 per cent protein $40.00 per ton; 12.10 per hundred
High Protein Dairy Feed $55.00 |»er ton; $2.40 per eighty pound Hack
Ground Com $44.00 per ton; $2.25 per hundred pound sack
Shadybrook Dairy Feed $44.00 per ton $2 25 per 100 pound sack
Red Clover 25c and 2Kc per pound
Vetch Seed 6c per pound
Vetch and Oats cleaned and giixed $3 00 |>er hundred
My own scratch feed $2.50 per hundred; $1.65 for 65 lb. sack
Egg mash $3 50 per hundred
Just received a car of lump coal at $13.00 per ton at store.
All kinds oi Cleaning* and Chopping done
My 1921 Calendars are here and ready for distribution.
Call for one.
Your truly
M. for
y 00
2:20
3:20
5:3U
Mrs. Della Williams of Wellington,
Kansas, has been visiting a week or
more at the home of her aunt Mrs. J.
W. Ixirett living a short dittance from
town.
Dr. Wm. Stryker, Osteojwthic Phys­
ician, U. S. Bank Building. McMinn-
»lii», Oregon.
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Frank Stewart of McMinnville wu
among the Baptmts at their annual roll
call in this eity, Jan. 1st.
Miss Mary Robinson spent one day
the latter part of las., week in Portland
on a shopping trip.
Let us call you farmer» attention to
that spinach article in la»t weeks
paper. The Dryer people are endeavor­
ing to establish a market for this crop,
and it might be money in your pockets
to see these people about raising a crop
of spinach which is gathered in time
to plant the land to another crop thus
getting two crops from the same ground
in one season.
Miss Emma Persson after having
Estate see ■pent the hollidays with her father and
sisters of this place returned to her
school near Grass Valley.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
WRITE IT 1921.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Barnard enter­
tained a ntmber of their friends and
associates at a party given at the Opera
house New Years eve.
China, with a seat in the Council, is
Pud Jones says a financier is one
now in a position where she can meet
who can buy paint for his house and
Japan face to face.
his women folks.
H. C. Broughton of Burbank, Wash­
We sell the “Oregon Dairymans co­
ington arrived in Dayton the first of
operative l,eague” products.
the week te see h's wife and tnat new
Daytnn Grocery.
baby girl.
He is so well pleased with
Sunday last the M. E. church held
each of itiem that he will continue his
its quarterly conference in this city,
visit here until some time next month.
and an ail day meeting was had. The
The Reds are now said to be working
conference was presided over by D;.
in the schools.
Good! if we can just
Gilbert of Salem Dist. Supt. who also
keep them all in the schools, they
preached in the morning. There wm
won’t be Reds much longer.
a pot luck dinner and a good social
New Years eve the young people of
lime between sessions.
the Evangel.cal church entertained the
Riley Clark believes in preparedness
young people of the other churches st
and is busily engaged in moving the
watch meeting services in the Evangeli­
grain on the lower floor of the Red
cal church in this city.
warehouse to a place where it will not
Mrs. C. C. Rsndsll and children are
get tanvled up with the high water in
at the horn« of her father J. B. Stilwell
the Yamhill river.
this week while the younger child is
Mise Dorothy Fuller a former resi-
undergi ing treatment from Dr. M. E.
dent nf near Dayton. but now of Port-
Reitzel.
land has been visiting her sister Mrs.
We learn of a most remarkable cow
R. S. Hodge over the hollidays. ana
incidentally meeting many of her from the following “want ad” in an
eastern paper:
For sale:-
A full
yuuog school friends.
biooced
cow,
giving
milk,
three
tuns
oi
ROY MARION WHEELER
hay,
a
lot
of
chickens
and
several
Teacher of Piano and Voice.
Pupi!»
stoves.”
accepted Thursdays at thè residence of
Rev. A. J. Hunsaker and wife of
Mrs. James Couvert.
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McMinnville
were in Dayton the first
Mrs. LaPort has just informed us
day
of
1921
to attend the Baptist
that her husband Mr. Frank LaPort is
annual
roll
call.
in a hospital in Portland and is very
a
J. J. DENSON
WANTED—Listings of real estate
sick having again been compelled to
undergo another operation from blood for sale on commission.
Charles Andersen, Box 132,
poisoning in his hand.
This time
Dayton, Oregon.
several bones of the hand were removed
and hopes are entertained that he may
Friends of Will Stermer have received
now recover.
the news that he is the pioud father of »
Harry Dey and wife were Portland a boy born to them Dec. 15th 1920, at
visitors for a few hours Sunday morn- Tempe, Arizona.
ing having gone down with their
o
Rev. J. B. Murphy of Portland, a
brother in-law M. A. Palmer in an auto,
former Baptiat minister of thia place
which might be the reason they did not
was here Saturday to attend the annual
tarry any longer in the city.
roll call, and filled the Baptist pulpit
Lost: Between Dundee and McMinn­ last Sunday evening
ville $90.00 in currency. A suitable re­
The man who speaks often gives his
ward will be given for its return to the
hearers
the measure of his mind, but
Datyon Tribune.
the
silent
man has ’em guessing.
5-2tp.
C. I. Booth.
J. B. Dye and a couple of friends
from Marshfield were spending a few
days in this city during Christmas
week. Mr. Dye visited his family and
enjoyed being home with them, even if
it was only for a short time. They re
turned to Marshfield Monday morning.
WISE BIRDS
Never wait for the blizzard to blow before making ready for the emer­
gency. The flrat bleak day in fall sees the wise bird headed South.
We thought of you months ago—in ordering our stock of
overshoes and rubbers for Mtfn, Women and Children.
Mrs. Amanda Wilson snd eon Harry
who have been visiting at Bridal Veil,
Oregon have reached home in safty and
happiness.
The water of the Yamhill river at
this place is away out of the banks and
is trying to look like the Willamette
For Sale:*
Chevolet car in good river. As yet we have not heard of
condition, price $430.00 with terms. any damage being done by this rise of
Charles Andersen,
the water.
Dayton, Oregon.
5*3t.
A. J. McCann and wife have been
The Tribune acknowledges with spending this last week with their
pleasure an invitation to partake of a daughter Mrs. Leroy Lewis in McMinn-
bounteous dinner with the Baptist ville.
people on the first day of this year, ht t
F. J. Randall has been confined to
owing to previous arrangements we
his home these last few days with some
were prevented from accepting the in­
bronchial trouble.
vitation. Thanks just the sama.
Mrs. Viola Brazeau
and small
daughter from Portland was visiting at
the home of her mother Mrs. W. F
Abdill.
LOOK! !
Men’s one buckle overshoes $2.50
Miller Mercantile Co
Day on, Oregon
J. W. Shippy, Manager
Harding probably hopes the ship of
ths Chautauqua dates to ripsn.
Pickpockets have no terror for a man
3
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WILDROOT
will improve
hair or we
pay you
of com
crust
us ran teed preparation
t at the hidden cause
the scaly, itchy
ruff. W ildroot
state doesn’t pitch and t ies as did the
boat from Panama.
returning from a shopping tour*
Large Enough to Serve You,
Small Enough to Appreciate You
J. !.. Sherman
R. L. Harris
J. L. Stuart
President
Vice-Pre»,
Cashier
Have just received two more cars of lumber; also
two cars of shingles, two grades. Prices are
lower on all kinds of building materials.
Our 5 per cent discount for spot cash is
worth your consideration.
Don’t Y ou Think So?
S. W. SIGLER & CO
SERVICE
ISOUR WATCHWORD
Saturday is our Vulcanizing day. Send or bring your
tires to us for that day.
Our filling Station is the most central in town
and the best qualities of OIL and “Gas” are the
accepted standard for the nation.
Tires and
Accessories in our Sales Department.
Carl Detmering
Phone Red 55
Dayton, Oregon
let’s pack up and go to
CALIFORNIA
Winter’s Summer Gardon”
Sooner or later everyone goes to California where the
bright warm sunshine greets you; where the delightful
climate, the sweet scented flowers and the lure of the
sea welcomes you to this land of beauty and charm.
1'our Daily Trains
'California Express”
San Francisco Express’
New Through Sleeping Car Service
Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
to
San Francisco and Los Angeles
Provide comfortable accommodations and excellent service.
Winter Excursion Tickets
ar« on sale to
Southern California
Your copy of our new booklet “California for
the Tourist,” will be mailed FREE on request
Mr. and Mrs. James Convert and
tbelr daughter Vida have all boon on
Inquirs of Local Ticket Agent for particulars as to fans, routes, sleepins
serrations and train service, or write
Ona Infers from the Greek pleblaclta
that when G eek meets Greek noWday*
there Isn’t any tug Of Wat but a choful
of "Hooray for Connie I"
Deposits at the Bank of Dayton are a barometer of
conditions. Watch them grow.
and
the sick Hat thia week.
Bryat fa now in Florida waiting for
The past several years have been a period of “come
easy go easy’’. Neither extra working nor harder
saving was necessary Now it is going to require
BOTH.
Portland to San Francisco
Nearly every msn has some great
moments in his life.
Why. only the
other day an operator gave us the right
number the first firns.
Be fitted this week and be ready when the snow flies.
1921 is goinR to mean harder effort, but it is going
to brinp bigger achievement.
“The Shasta1
“Oregonian”
See W. L. WARREN rbout your in­
surance.
W. S. Hibbert and family autoed to
Portland to spend the first days of 921
with relatives in that city.
The Year of Success
JOHN M. SCOTT
r . L H arris , Oruiti>t
G«n«r»l PuMnrer Aseat
Portland Oresoti
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