Dayton tribune., January 28, 1921, Image 3

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Word received from Mrs. C. F.
Franklin in renewing her subscription ।
to this paper, say», after rtading the
! Item» of General Interest to Re»- I paper I f«el as though I had been visit­
! idents of Dayton and Vicinity.
ing old time friends in Dav ton for a
I w» *%%%%♦%»%»* we%e**<v%%**%*%*» < i short time. Mrs. Franklin was former­
ly Lucy DeFurd of thia place and will
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! be remembered by many of our people.
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YOU MAKE MONEY
BY BUYING IN
OUR
STORE
HOOTHHOUND
Train 351
Train 355
Train 35«
Train 363
Train 367
arrives 0:17 a. m.
arrives ll;47a.m.
arrive« 2:36 p m.
arrive» 5:52 p. m.
arrive» 7:12 p. m.
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Dr. Wm. Stryker, Osteopathic Phys-
। ician, U. S. Bank Building, McMinn-
ville, Oregon.
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OVR HARDWARE WEARS
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DAYTON FEED & SEED STORE ä
DEALER IN
Hour, Feed. Seeds. Grain, tic.. Bee and Poultry Supplies
Bran 16 per cent protein $40.00 per ton; 12.10 per hundred
High Protein Dairy Feed «65.00 per ton; >2.40 per eighty pound Hack
Ground Corn «44.00 per ton; »2 25 per hundred |x>und »ack
Shady brook Dairy Feed «<4.00 per ton >2 25 ;>er 100 pound sack
Red Clover 25c and 28c per pound
Vetch Seed' 6c |*r pound
Vetch and Data cleaned and mixed «3.00 per hundred
My own »cratch feed «8.50 per hundred; «1.65 for 66 lb. Hack
Egg maah ♦3.50 per hundred
Ju»t received a car of lump coal at «13.00 per ton at store.
All kinds oi Cleaning- and Chopping- done
My 1921 Calendar* are hen* and ready for distribution.
Call for one.
Your truly
J. J. DENSON
arrive»
arrive»
arrives
arrive«
arrive«
5:50 a. m.
9:35 a. m.
12:57 p.m.
3:46 p. m.
6:48 p. m.
WhatGoesUpMustCome Down
¿J^HAT old paying applies to high prices, unsettl-
ed conditions and abnormal things generally-
As early as the first of last year the Bank of
Dayton predicted changes. Those who heard and
heeded’profited.
The Willamette University Glee Club
visited Dayton laat Saturday evening.
Time Card Dayton Bus
After being banqueted at the M. E.
M. for
Leave« postoffice in
Church by the Epworth League they
9:00
Northbound
adjourned to the Opera Houae where
P. M.
an appreciative audience lutened to
2:20
Southbound
their well rendered program of aong,
3:20
Northbound
instrumental muaic and atunta. The
6:30
Southbound
—————————— . Glee Cub i« under direct aupervision of
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— the College of Music and their program
For anything in Real Estate see
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J E PROFFITT
was
8 treat to the music lovers
present. The attilude'of the Glee Culb
Citv Clerk Tucker is home from a an(j tbe Epworth League was mutual
few days «iait with relativea in Port ..We hope ,t can be an anr<ua| affair.
land the latter part of last and the Brat
WANTED—Matings of real estate
of this week.
for sale on commiasion.
Charles Andersen, Box 132,
F. T. Mellinger »pent a part of the
Dayton, Oregon.
day Tuesday in McMinnville on buei*
ness.
The Daytor Needlecraft met Friday
RAZORS?
WE HAVE THEM -SAFETIES AND THE OLD-FASH­
IONED KIND.
NEW BLADES?
YES.
HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS?
SURE.
AND WE GIVE YOU HONEST HARDW ARE FOR AN
HONEST PRICE.
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Lost: Somewhere between Tillamcok
and Newberg 2 cord tires, mounted, 34
x4-j. Suitable reward. Finder leave
»«me at Tribune office.
9tf. Portland Tillamook Stage Line.
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Harold B. Allen of the Watson afternoon with Mra. Geo. Baxter, with
Pharmacy made a rush trip to Portland seventeen present. A dainty lunch was
served, after which the following
on business Monday last.
officer« were elected: Pre«. Mr». Dotaev,
We sell the "Oregon Dsirymara co-
Sec. andTreas. Mr». Beckley. The next
operative League" products.
meeting will be with Mrs. Bertram.
Dayton Grocery.
Dr. Wilev advises girls to.marry «»
Mrs. Docia Magness is looking after soon as trey can. The advice n super
the boarders and business of Mrs. flous.
Mauls during her abscence in Eugene.
Mrs Maut» received word Wednesday
Carl Williams and children of Kenn­ that het brother Ambery Grace had
ewick, Washington, are here on a visit undergone an operation in an Eugene
!a week or more with his mother Mrs. hospital that morning and left on the
1 Sarah E. Williams and other relatives afternoon train for Eugene in order to
Peach leaf curl control to be certain be near him.
must be undertaken by spraying with
Bordeaux mixture, 6-6-50, no later than
February 10th. Every bud must be
•1 covered. Once is enough if put on
’A 'right, and both tree and crop will be
A »pared from curl throught the season.
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—Plant pathology, O. A. C.
To buy the gasoline.
OIL CLOTHING
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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
Charles Breeding of the county seat
country was greeting acquaintances in
our town Ttursoay of last week.
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Mra. Myrtle Kellogg is visiting for
the time being at the home of ¿er
mother Mra. O. Andrus.
Harry Gray at d wife spent Sunday
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with his parents L. L. Gray and wife
in Millwaukee, Oregon.
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B. Gabriel of Portland was here Sun­ 3
day to visit his daughter Mrs. Alfred
Sweeney ard to renew old acquaintances
and spent a happy time while here.
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Miller Mercantile Co.
Dayton, Oregon
SERVICE
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ISOUR WATCHWORD
Saturday is our Vulcanizing day. Send or bring your
tires to us for that day.
Carl Detmering
Dayton, Oregon
Phone Red 55
For Our Regular
SATURDAY
AND
land when he landed in Portland he was
met by a snow storm,. Such is life.
MONDAY
January 29th and 31st
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SPECIAL
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We offer Tomatoes
Qive your child
clean, healthy hair
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13c per can; 3 cans for 35c; 6 cans for 60c.
Shampoo regularlu with Wild­
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root Liquid Shampoo Soap.
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Cleanses perfectly, yet docs
not make hair ana scalp harsh a
and dry as most soap does.
Made by the makers of Wild­
root Hair Tonic.
DON’T MISS THIS BARGAIN
TWO DAYS ONLY
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R. L. HARRIS, Druggitt
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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.
exceedinly chilly ride home. When he
I left home the sun was chining brightly
Heavy Work Shoes
We have a full line of Men’s Work Shoes
at greatly reduced prices.
$9.00 work shoes, now $7.00
8.00 work shoes, now 6 50
7.50 work shoes, now 6 00
6.00 work shoes, now 4.50
5.50 work shoes, now 4.00
Goods are coming down. We have made
reductions in nearly every line.
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V. H. Ballard spent the day Monday
I in Portland on business and reports an
We have a wonderful selection of the Famous Alligator Oil Clothing. The
kind that is guaranteed not to leak. These are in the long coats, three-quar
ter length coats, short coats and pants. Also the Famous Baloon Cloth Coats,
good to wear for motoring. Baloon cloth is considered the toughest cloth that
¡3 made according to its weight. We are offering this line at 1-2 original price.
Vice-Pre«^
Caahier
Mrs. Elizabeth Sun'er was permitted
to enjoy another one of those happv
birth days the latter part of last week.
। when she claims she was 74 years
young, ard was the recipient of numer­
ous birthday cards congratulating her
on her birthday, from many of her
friends who have known her well for
these past few years.
Good
Bargains
President
J. L. Sherman
R. L. Harri*
J. O. Dewell, wife, and Mrs. Ruth r
Hayden spent Saturday evening and
Sunday in Po.tland taking in the sigt ts
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returning home in time for breakfast
Monday morning.
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Price
J. W. Shippy, Manager,
Large Enough to Serve You,
Smail Enough to Appreciate You
Glen and Frank Hord Jr. of Portland
visiterf tbeir grand parents Henry
Chapman and wite over Sunday.
Jess Hyde and wife of Portland spent
ROY MARION WHEELER
a day or so with G. B. Abdill and wife
1 Teache> of Piano and Voice.
Pupils
the first of the week.
The Abdill’s
accepted Thursdays st the residence of
are grandparents of Mrs. Eyde.
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2 Mrs. James Coovett.
W. J. Brown and* wife of Carlton
4 There was a man of modest means. were visiting and doing some “hopping
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But inclinations gay,
in our city Thursday last
Who sold a corner lot and bought
J. A. McFarlane and wife and Chas.
A motor car one day.
Hadley
Mid wife were the company at
4 He closed his business up to ride
the
J.
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Coovert home in thia city
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Within the big machine,
^And parted with hi» diamond ring Sunday.
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The old world has a solid foundation after all, and
it won’t fie long until conditions are once more safely
anchored.
F. J. RANDALL,PROP.
PHONE
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DAYTON
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