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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1921)
W. W. Lunger of Will Ada Terace a 1 i Paragraphical 1 Items of Oeneral Interest to Res idents of Dayton and Vicinity. I *******w*w*%w**m*wwwwn S P. TIME CARD KOGTHHOUND Train 351 Train 456 Train 366 Train 353 Train 357 arrives 9:17 a. m. arrives 11:47 a. m. arrives 2SJ6 p. m. arrives 6:52 p. m. arrives 7:12 p. m. NOKTHHOUND Train Train Train Train Train 366 354 358 352 360 arrives 6:50 a. rn. arrives 9:35 a. m. arrives 12:57 p. m. arrivée 3:46 p. m. arrives 6:48 p. m. couple of miler north of town made the Tribune a short call the latter part1 of last week. Di. Wm. Stryker, Osteopathic Phys ician, U. S. Bank Building, McMinn ville, Oregon. 46lf Ttia queen bee lays 200 eggs a day, anl if the hen would he wise she would go to the bee and consider her ways. For Sale: A saddle in good condition. Inquire of O. F. Brookshire. 8tf. Datyon, Oregon. Don’t Get Discouraged Would you convict your own father ' for toe good of the community. See . the Great Walthall in 'The Boomerang.’ Arcade Theatre, Saturday Jan. 29th. ISCOURAGEMENT is the twin brother of fail ure. If things have seemed topsy-turvey in your business affairs, just remember that we faced far blacker clouds when the great war came on and yet the sun came peeping through. The Rebska’s of this place held a apeciai meeting last Monday evening lx*aves postoffice in A. M. for when the initiation of some candidates Northbound 9:00 and the mslailatluu of the officers for P. M. the ensuing term were installed. A big Southbound 2:20 Northbound 3:20 feed followed the ceremonies and judg Southbound 5:30 ing from the time some of the members got home the banquet extended well in For anything in Real Estate see to th« middle of the night. J. E. PROFFITT. WANTED—listings of real estate Time Card Dayton Bus THE PEOPLE ARE LEARNING THAT MAIL-ORDER CATALOGUES MAKE GOOD “GOAT FEED;" GOATS CAN STAND THEM BETTER THAN PEOPLE. Upton W. R. C. No. 6 met in regular session on Wednesday Jan. 19 with a good attendnace. Three candidates were initiated and eight applications recived and the following officers were insla'led by Past Pres. Ethel B. Had- l y. Pres. Aimeda Simler, 8. V., JIuL dah Dorsey, J. V., Mary Dey, Chap.. Sarah McCann, Treat., Clara Hadaway, Con. Mary Abdill, Ast., Lina Buckley, Guard, Elizabeth Simler, Aast. Alice Woodworth, Pat. Inst. Anna B. Litsch sr, Press Cor. Lavina Baxter, Muc. Hazel Burkhart. C. B. 1 Flora Wake- Held, 2 Mayme Watson, 3 Verda Reiu, 4 Annie Abdill. Refreehmenta served bv committee at close of business meet ing. WHEN WE SELL YOU. YOU SEE WHAT YOU BUY BEFORE YOU BUY IT. WE SELL KNOWN. RELIABLE BRANDS. OUR PRICES ARE LESS THAN THE PRICES OF CATALOGUE HOUSES. AND YOU HAVE NO WAIT AND NO FREIGHT TO PAY WHEN YOU BUY FROM US. OUR HARDWARE WEARS EDEMAWJ HAB WABE DAYTON FEED & SEED STORE 2 i DEALER IN Hour. Feed. Seeds. Grain, Etc.. Bee and Poultry Supplies d 5 4 4 Bran 15 per cent protein $40.00 jmt ton; 12.10 per hundred High Protein Dairy Feed $55.00 per ton; $2.40 per eighty pound sack Ground Com $44 00 per ton; $2 25 per hundred pound aack Shadybrook Dairy Feed >44.00 per ton $2 25 per 100 pound aack Red Clover 25c and 28c per pound Vetch Seed 6c per pound Vetch and Oata cleaned and mixed >3.00 par hundred My own scratch feed $2.50 per hundred; $1.65 for 65 lb. aack Egg mash $3.50 per hundred Juat received a car of lump coal at $13.00 per ton at atore. 4 All kinds oi Cleaning* and Chopping* done My 1921 Calendars are here and ready for diatribution. 4 Call for one. Your truly A W J. J. DENSON We sell the "Oregon Dairymans co operative League" products. Davtnn Grocery. The Bank of Dayton can nee many opportunities ahead for those who will work hard and save much during the coming months- “Large Enough to Serve You, Small Enough to Appreciate You” for sale on commission. Charles Andersen, Box 132, Day ton, Oregon. Dr. Trawin and Mr. Hanaon of the County seat were callers in our city last Saturday afternoon. George Weasner and Ernest Howe from Crabtree, Oregon, were extending the glad hand to their many friends in Dayton Sunday last. Mesdames 8. B. Dey and H. H. Burnham are in Astoria this week taking medical treatment. L. J. Shippy and wife who have been visiting their children in Dayton and viciniy left Wednesday morning via: 8. P. tram for their home near Golden- dale. Washington. J. L. Sherman Cashier nk of Hay ton Payton , ■ • ® ■ • 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? ■ ■ ■ ? ■ condition, price $430.00 with terms G. B. Abdill says No: he is not try Charles Andersen, ing to walk like Attorney Andersen 5-3t. Dayton, Oregon. does, but is compelled to put on this 3 Has the babe born in poverty equal kind of a gait by some of the machinery rights with the lap dog of the million of his back being out oi order. To say 3 aire. See Henry B. Walthall in "The the least, he is very cautious about his Boomerang.” Arcade Theatre, Satur steps and seems to be running on slow gear. day Jan. 29th. Watch This Space Mrs. Maud Hogle has been on the sick list during the week, but is report ed as improving at this time. J. K. Hull and wife of near Dallas nave been viaiting V. M. Low and wife several days recently. V. M. and Mrs. Hull are brother and sister. Mra. B. F. Franklin was a passenger on the morning train to Newberg to oee her new Great-grand daughter who has just put in an appearance in the home of a daughter of Mra. Nora Haines who at one time was a resident, of Dayton. The Willamette Glee Club will be at the Opera House in Dayton, under the auspices of the Epworth League on Saturday evening January 22nd at 8 p. m. Tickets 35 and 50 c nt«. Reserved seats at Watson’s Pharmacy 10 cents extra. Mrs. H. M. Gray was • passanger on the morning train to Portland Saturday Miller Mercantile Co. Dayton, Oregon Hovaru Wcainar and family of Crab former acquaintance! In theta Mrs. M. J. Peery formerly of near Dayton but recently of Albany, died Jan. 13th 1921 at the home of her «on C. C. Peery in Portland. She was born in 1849 five miles south of Dayton, and had been a resident of Oregon all her life. Dandruff was killing my hair’ • : 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 Dayton, Oregon Phone Red 55 SATURDAY AND MONDAY January 22nd and 24th A Real Special Price 25 cents per can “ My bead Itched unbearably and mv hair was coming out by the nandful. A few spplicstionsofWildroot loosened and removed quantities of dsndrufl- the itching stopped. Today it ia thicker and more beautiful than ever. A figure below any pre-war price. We have a limited sup ply of 2 1-2 pound tins of Peaches and Apricots to offer. The price on these commodities has not declined, but by special arrangements we give you this price for 2 days only. 'racer« Born: To Mr. and Mra. G. W. Smith of this oity a bouncing girl on the mornlog of Saturday January 15 1921. Mother and child doing ell and Daddy I Smith, is just so proud that worda al paiti moat fail him when he la expressing I bis joy. q S. W. SIGLER & CO. iMt. J. W. Shippy, Manager tree, Oregon, have been viritlng I heir, this last Week. J. O. Dewell. Mayor of the north side claims to have the crime wave of his city well in hand, and is now devot ing his spare time to avoid any failure of the bond houses in that locality. ^J3regon •■•■•■•■•■•■•■•■■•■•■•■•■•a J S. W. Sigler & Co. J Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lunger were visitors at the W. O. Barnard home north of town a day or so the first of Mr. Frsnk Randall of the Dayton the week. Grocery has recovered from his sick The department of State at Salem, ness of about two weeks duration and finds upon ascertaining the number of is at his accustomed place in'his store. applications for 1921 licenses on file Taking off your hat when the band and the number of 1921 licenses it has plays the national anthem doesn't get been able to issue thus far, that it will you anything with Uncle Sam unless be unable to catch up with current you pay your income tax. woik before January 26, 1921. In view Yamhill County has fared well in the of this condition, therefore, the in dispensation of patronage by the Solons spectors will not enforce the law at Salem. The greatest mark of dis against any persons who have applied tinction was confeied upon Miss Rosina for 1921 licenses on or prior to January Miller of McMinnville, who was un 26, 1921. animously elected Assistant Chief Clerk The W. O. W. and the Circle held a of the Senate, due soley to her well very pleasant joint inetallation in their known efficiency. John W. Bones was new lodge home in this city Thursday appointed by Speaker Bean as House evening of last week. Those there re Messenger, a position involving re port a fine feed and social time. sponsibility for the safe guardianship Polly Lou, the play that was put on of embryonic laws. by the Senior class of the Dayton 3 RUY MARION WHEELER Teacher of Piano and Voice. Pupils High school was played to a fair sized » accepted Thursdays at the residence of audience and was greatly appreciated Mrs. James Coo vert. 49tf by all present. Each one took their 3 parts well and really deserves special Mrs. A. H. Button of Melrose. mention, but ability, time, and space Wisconsin, arrived in Day ton about forbids doing so. A ten days ago to make an extended Mrs. A. J. McCann id visiting child* Visit with her sister-in-law Mrs. Wood- » worth. Mrs. Button is a sister of the ren in Portland this week, and while there expects to meet a nephew from late C. H. Woodwoth. For Sale:- Chevolet car in good Philadelphia. About fifty or more members of Yamhill Lodge No. 20, I. O. O. F. of this city made a iraternal visit ta the McMinnville Lodge of the same frater nity, last Saturday night. They report a rousing reception, a famous banquet and a general good time. President R. L. Harrie F. J. RANDALL,PR.OP. p H ° N E R. L. HARRIS, Druggitt F^ED 2Ò • DAYTON mat j
