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: Items of General Interest to Res­
idents of Dayton and Vicinity.
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Train 351 arrives 9:17 a. m
Train 355 arrive« 11:47a.m.
Train 356 arrive* 2:36 p. rn
Train 353 arrive« 5:52 p. m
Train 357 arrive« 7:12 p. m
SOMf PfOPlf MWAIS ROCK THE BOAT
NORTHBOUND
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
356
354
353
352
360
arrive«
arrive«
arrive«
arrive«
arrive«
5:50 a. m
9:35 a. m.
12:57 p.m
3 16 p. m
6:43 p. m.
'VVESSIMISM is a desease. When conditions are
1^1 good, you’ll find lots of folks who are afraid
they won’t remain so- When conditions are
a bit upset, those same people never expect any im-
proveme t.
Tima Card Dayton Bu»
ARDWARE
STOR-E
YOUR WORK WILL BE A PLEASURE TO YOU WHEN
YOU USE OUR TOOLS.
NO MATTER WHAT KIND OF TOOLS YOU NEED-
COME IN WE HAVE THEM.
WE SELL ONLY RELIABLE MAKES OF TOOLS AND
HARDWARE. WE KNOW THEY WILL GIVE YOU (SATIS­
FACTION WHEN YOU USE THEM BECAUSE THEY ARE
MADE OF THE RIGHT KIND OFSTUFF.
OUR TOOLS SELL THEMSELVES. THEY LOOK
GOOD, AND ARE GOOD.
OUR HARDWARE WEARS
E.DEMAWJ HAWAPE
leaves postoffice in
Northbound
P. M.
Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
For anything in Real
J. E. PROFFITT.
9:00
It's toasted
On the other hand our experience at the Bank of
Dayton is that the fellow who is always expecting a
turn for the better usnally finds it
2:20
3:20
5:30
Estate see
Mrs. M. R. Cooper ha« been confined
to her home for about a week with
■ume affection of her foot.
The lady
is quite sure it is not the gout but what
ever it ia, it 1« trouble enough.
Lost: Somewhere between Tillamook
and Newberg 2 cord tire«, mounted, 34
x4-J. Suitable reward. Finder leave
«ame at Tribune office.
9tf. Portland Tillamook Stage Line.
Last Tuesday night Dr. Eahelman
and Mr. Bennett of Portland made a
Po»» Master Clark Foster has been fraternal visit to the United Artisans
compelled to remain at hi« home these of this place. Of course one of tho«e
last few days with a severe cold such accustomed banquets was served and a
a« is affecting many of our people.
lovely time experienced.
Mis. C. E. Mauta is home from her
Elmer (Phil) Parish who has been
trip to Eugene to visit her brother who citically ill at his home just across the
is in a hospital in that city, and reports river frcm town was taken to a hospital
«light hope» of his recovery are enter­ in Porltand Thursday morning and will
tained.
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undergo an operation the cause or
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flour, feed. Seeds, Grain, Etc.. Bee and Poultry Supplies
Garden Seeds have ju«t arrived. Have a complete stock in both bulk
and package.
Dry Alfalfa $84.00 per ton; $1.75 per hundred.
Shadybrook Dairy Peed $34.00 per ton 11.76 per 100 pound sack
Ground Corn $40 00 per ton; 92.10 per hundred pound sack
High Protein Dairy Peed >50.00 per ton; 12.10 per eighty pound sack
Vetch Seed >6 00 per hundred 6'40 per pound
Scratch Feed $3.00 per hundred
Cracked Corn $2.50 per hundred
Beginning Feb. 7lh I will sell lump coal at $11.00 per ton F. O. B.
livery barn. Special offer lasts for ten days only.
Mias Beryl Hatfield war operated on
for appendicitu« at the borne of her
parent« A. W. Hatfield «nd wife in thi«
city last Sunday evening by Dr«. Reit­
zel, Cook and Lott, Dr. Keitzel having
• he case in hand. This wa« apparently
an acute case of appendicitu» at least
it developed quickley and necessitated
an immediate operation. At this writ­
ing the child is recuperating rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Shannon of Ore­
gon City, Oregon were guests of Miss
Versa £imler several days last week.
Mrs. Shannon was formally Mies Evel-
ena Boettcher of this city.
F. M. Hord autoed to Portland on
business one day the latter part of last
week.
Your truly
Dayton, Oregon.
G. W. Paul and wife and Mra. Flora
B. Fletcher autoed from Portland Sun­
day and spent the day with relatives ic
this city.
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OIL CLOTHING
Good
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
;s made according to its weight. We are offering this line at 1-2 original price.
reached home Wednesday noon.
We
have not seen them but have been told
they were glad to be back where it
rained. Sure thing.
C. C. Randall of Amity came over to
visit his family here last Saturday
evening and was accompanied home by
them Monday.
Miller Mercantile Co.
J. W. Shippy, Manager,
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 #st 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, Ore go i
NOTICE Sealed bids will be received
at my office until 6 o’clock p. m. Thurs­
day February 10th 1921 from perso s
wishing to furnish to School District
No. 28 with 50 cords of oak wood, to
be not leas than 3 inches at the small
end, and 10 cords of fir wood.
The
the school
wood to be delivered
ground on or before September 1st 1921
The School board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
W. T. H. Tucker.
Clerk of School
Dist. No.'28 Dated Jan. 21 1921.
3t.
When about to purchase food supplies, whether
in largeeor small quantities, stop and consider the
advantages of HOME trading.
Heavy Work Shoes
We have a full line of Men’s Work Shoe:
at greatly reduced prices.
$9.00 work shoes, now $7.00
8.00 work shoes, now 6.50
6.00
7.50 work shoes,
4.50
6.00 work shoes,
5.50 work shoes, now 4.00
Goods are coming down. We have made
reductions in nearly every line.
We are, and will continue to meet all com-
petitors in the Lumber and Building Material
Business in the County, quality taken into ac-
count. We do not carry cull stuff to mislead, but
are pleased to show you our stock and name our
price on application. Make out your require­
ments and let us figure on them; we think we
can save you money.
Miss Margaret B. Aiderman and John
C. Shelburn were united in marriage
in McMinnville, Oregon, Jan. 29th 1921
Rev. M. H. Kendall officiating.
Mrs.
Shelburn is the daughter of Ennes
Aiderman and wtfe living some six or
more miles from Dayton on the river
road to Salem.
The newly weds will
make their home about one mile from
the Aiderman home on what was former­
ly the Lewis Montgomery farm and
now owned by Mr. Harrison.
Upton W. R. C. No. 6 met in regular
session on Wednesday Feb. 2nd with h
good attendance 6 candidates were
initiated and one application received.
Refreshments served by committee at
close of business meeting.
Original
Price
To The Public
Clair Simler is on the sick list this
week.
ROY MARION WHEELER
Dr. Wm. Stryker, Osteopathic Phys­
, Teacher of Piano and Voice.
Pupils
ician, U. S. Bank Building, McMinn­
I accepted Thursdays at the residence of
ville, Oregon.
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Mra. James Coover t,
Eli Rowey and wife who have been
spending the winter with a daughter
southern California
Mrs. Helvie
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DEALER IN
J. L. Sherman
R. L. Harri*
J. L. Stuart
Master Incubater'a at Riley Clark’s.
For Sale: A number 90 model Over­ nature of which has not been told us.
land Car.
Cheap.
Inquire of the
WANTED—Listings of real estate
Detmering garage.
for sale on commission.
A. N. Shellenberger
10-2t
Charles Andersen, Box 132,
DAYTON FEED & SEED STORE
Large Enough to Serve You,
Small Enough to Appreciate You
Personal INSPECTION, VARIETY, QUALITY and
abundant stock to select from, besides circulating your money
where you made it.
I^iliroot beeps
Our good SERVICE and PRICES will please you.
Watch our windows for Saturday,
Monday Specials
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my scalp entirely free from the itching
cruat of dandruff, the cause of most
hair trouble. I owe my luxuriant hair
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Wlidroot Liquid Sh.mpoo ot Wlldmct
Hharopuo Hoap. nawl In eonoection will,
Wlhlroot Hair Tonic, will hasten the
treatment.
WILDROOT
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Dayton, Oregon
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hair tonic
far sale here under a
iwtey-bach guarantee
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R. L. HARRIS, Druggist