DAYTON TRIBUNE
F. T. ME l LINGER,
ROY MARION WHEELER
Editor and Publisher
Entered as second class matter. April
7, 1911, at the poet office at Day ton,
Oregon, under the Act of Congress of
March 3, 1879.
died, it means that we are send- |Bgt 8umnier.
ing you sample copies for a short
tune* asking you to read carefully Mrs. Myrtle Andrus
and Subscri he for T he T ribune . I beer, at Astons for a
Kellogg who ha*
few months tak
ing medical treatment is at home once
more and looks and says she is greatly
S. B. Dey and wife celebrated on improved in health.
Feb. 26th 1921 their 43rd wedding
Sunday March 6th at 3 o'clock p. m.
anniversary at their home in this city.
q p Gates of St. John's will
There were 21 relatives present and the preach ¡n the Evangelical Church of
occasion was an exceedingly pleasant' thig p|tce. He will be here in place of
one and be sides being appreciated, I the pregjjing Elder.
Brother Gates
will be one long to be remembered by wm a|80 preaeh at Unionvale in the
all present.
evening at 7:30 p. m. The Presiding
occupant
Elder G. L. Lovell will be on the field
W. A. Evers is the new
and owner of the Almond Fletcher farm aleo over this Sunday but he will
He was in town the preach at Pike io the morning and at
near this town.
first of the week getting acquainted Lafayette in the afternoon at 2:30 p.
with our merchants and doing some m. The business meeting will be held
some time later
dealing.
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S. C. PURKEY
Year round market for your Veal, Dressed Hogs, Poultry, Hides,
Pure, Potatoes. Fruita.
Dayton, Oregon
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S ometimes , even after a lot
of thought in selecting a
gift, you are not quite cer
tain that your choice was
wise. When you give a
V. P. K. you’re sure—
everybody wants one —
even the person who may
already
camera.
Two gifts in one—the pur
chase of a Kodak, Brownie,
Premo or Graflex entitles the
owner to one year’s free sub
(Actual Size)
scription to K odakery —a
little photographic magazine that will help him make
good pictures. So you see you give not only the
camera but a worth-while magazine as well.
WATSON’S PHARMACY
“SERVES YOU RIGHT”
Phone Red 61
Daijton, Oregon
FIRE!
FIRE!
INSURE YOUR PROPERSY WITH
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS N
Major Miller is once more the proud a home company located at McMinnville
Oregon.
W rite
possessor of an automobile, this time W. L. WARREN
M MINNVIt.l.K, ORE.
rilONK RED 5321
being an Olds Mobile.
The 11. C. Broughton family ac
companied by Mrs. W. F. Al dill anil
children visited one day last week with
the Ernest Bmughten family living in
Attorney-at-Law
Commercial Club Building
the red hill country north of town.
Oregon
Miss Mary Robinson celebrated her Dayton,
22nd birthday at her home in the south
ern part of town Monday evening Feb. ’
28th 1921.
A large number of her
DAIRYMENS AHENTION
friends helped her tnjoy thia anni
We Buv
versary.
CREAM, POULTRY, EGGS
F. M. Hord and wife autoed to Port
Highest Cash Market Price
land on business last Saturday return-.
We teet cream and writ« check» dally
mg home in the evening.
Sivift «fi Company
Mrs. Elizabeth Simier rememberer
S. C. Purkey, Mgr.
Day ton
the Tribune force with the first buquet J
of the season. Thanks.
D. A. Snyder and wife were Portland
YAMHILL COUNTY
visitors for the day Wednesday last.
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Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co
Charles Andersen
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The Day ton Sand and Gravel Compa-
nv is rushed to its full capacity in
furnishing gravel for the pavement of
the three mile lane and the pavement
of the Newberg pavement connecting
with the north Dayton pavemen».
New shipments are arriving
weekly now but we would sug
gest that you make an early
selection.
Popular materials and colors
for spring.
Vest Pocket
Autographic
Kodak
We alto carry a small line of cured meats.
Evaporator* of Fruite and Vaevtebl«*. Parkers of and
Healer* In Fruii. Vesetablea and all kind* uf produce.
Always in the man et for Green and Evaporated Fruita
Be sure to see us t efore selling any kind of produce.
Aak your Grocnr for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables
DAYTON, OREGON
PHONE RED 02
OHLERT & BUSBY
Gentrdl Bla< ksmithing
Always ready to do your repairing, horseshoeing and
general blacksmithing work.
Jack Ohlert and E. H. Busby
lOmpdfiy
A farewell party was given H. C.
Broughton and wife last Saturday
j H GIBSON, President
evening in the A. O. U. W. » all. Quite
on|y Abstract Books in Yam
a number of relatives and friends en-
Hill County
joyed this occasion »nd wished them McMinnville,
Oregon
good and prosperous time* in their new ---------------------
home at Iwo Rivers, Washington,
where they will go about the first of
The Slipper
Headquarters
We are well pre
pared to meet
what is going to
be the unprece
dented demand of
years for woman’s
slippers and low
shoes.
An X in t b» »quart» at the end o
thia line means that )our «uba ript »on
has expired or» about to expire. The
publia her hopea you will renew »uun.
TOP MARKU PRItlS fOR YOUR PRODUCT
Oregon
‘ AuStf ACl
Miller Mercantile Co
Our line includes
Black Pumps,Black
Oxfords. Coco Ties,
and Coco Oxfords
all in the seasonable
shapes.
The Dayton Produce House
DENTIST
Dayton,
Phon. Rad ««
Strictly cash dealing*
DR. O. C. GOODRICH
Residence of Mrs. James Coovert- Lessons given
Lewis Abdill is again employed on
Subscription 12.00 per year in advance. the road construction work in the Tilla
mook country having gone tack to hi»
If this paragraph is blue pen- 0|j position in this work »hit he held
Pictures
liar tun
Song Interpretation and Sight Singing Coachmg Voice Culture.
Teacher of Virgil Edwin Isham, Pianoist
YAMIIILI. LODGE
I O O F. No. JO
Mwl. each Wednaadav
nlxhl In I. O.O. F. Hall
The director of the Dayton Com'
r . , n ■ 1 r *j,i Kf e
mercial Club Kollo
have rv procured
Mr. Reliar!
Bryant .
of Bryant & Co.. Brokers, to address 5
the club on the outlook of the canning i
industry for 1921. Everyone is invited
to attend at the club rooms on Friday
evening at 8:00 o’clo. k of March 4th to
hear Mr. Bryant. Charles Andersen,
Secretary
Einariini
WE COLLECT
SLOW, STALE TOUGH
ACCOUNTS
EVERYWHERE
No Collections No Charge
KNIGHT ADJUSIMLN1 CO.
McMinnville, Oregon
Hillsboro, Oregon
Extra”
We are making a great hit with
our extra special birthstone jewelry.
One stone for each month in the
year, each weaving its own special
charm around the wearer. And
there is one stone for each of you,
here in our store, waiting to be se
lected by you.
Frank La Port arrived home from
Portland Wednesday alter having been
at Kelly Butte email pox hospital
several weeks, frank looks fairly well
Have you seen our display? Dor't miss
after having undeigone seVeiai opera
it.
For it is positively the finest selection
tions in a Portland hospital for blood
we have ever shown.
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poison an i then to have the finishing
' loucnes consist of a case of the srmll
Show your taate by wearing your birth-
stone. Buy from ua; we know what you
I pox, surely proves what be says, “its
want.
¡hard to kill a good man.”
Mrs. Itlla Coburn was a Portland
' shopper Tuesday last.
WE MAKE ’EM LOOK
James Coovert was able to be treught
LIKE NEW
down town Saturday afternoon. Jas.
Hand
or machine Sewed.
enjoyed being able to be among his I
friend, even if it was only for a short
DAYTON SHOE SHOP
time.
E. L. Gorsline, Prop.
Between Postoffice and Drug store
It is time to get busy with the;
EXPERT
WATCHMAKER
JEWELER.
strawberry bed. Clean it up and see
AGATE 'GRINDING
JEWELRY MADE TO ORDF R.
that all the weeds are gone.
Mrs. E. A. Anderson and daughter
Mildred were in McMinnville for a
snort time Tuesday.
Upton W. R. C. No. 6 met in regular ;
OUR PRICE LIST will appear in this
session on Wednesday March 2 with a
.
paper from time to time, All prices
good attendance. Two candidates were subject to change without notice.
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initiated and four applications received.
Please look them over each week in »!
Refreshments served by committee at
order to <zet our correct prices.
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close of business meeting.
CERI ALS
Wanted: To buy Goats, Sheep, fresh
Inquire of Drifted Snow Flour...................... 2.95 K
milch cows and cattle.
Crown Flour.......... .............. —— 2.85 r!
Phone 5x16
J. H. Rhoten,
Kerr’s Best Pat. Flour...... .......... $ 2 65
Dayton, Oregon.
14-2t.
Baker Girl Flour........................... 4 2.25
Mrs H. O. Nissen wbo at one time Rolled Oats per pound------------- 07tf
.70 r
lived near Dayton died at her home Rolled Oats per 9 pound sack ... _
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near McMinnville Sunday morning. Pancake Flour 9 8 10 pound sack . .85 I.
.85 V.
Funeral serviies were held in the Macy Farina___ __________
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funeral parlors Monday and burial was
tí
._ .60
near Carlton.
Golden 5 pound pail...... ...... .
$1.15 V
Golden 10 pound pail ............
Claud Peery a son of the late M. J.
„ .65 r!
White 5 pound pail...............
Of select hand-picked citrus FRUITS in a sunny
Peery arrived from Portland Monday
$1.25 k
White 10 pound pail...... ......
with part of hie household effects and
PRODUCE
tropical orchard are shown above.
is making arrangements to move on the
Eggs per doz........ ... ....... ....... ...... . .24
old home place aboi t 5 miles south of
_____ 40
Dairy Butter per pound.... .
Dayton.
Creamery Butter per pound. -......... 60
$1.00
Mrs. Kirk Walling of the Hopewell Potatoes per 100 pound........
Our large and elegant display of choice, ripe GRAPE
SUGAR
country was in our city doing some
trailing and renewing old acquaintances Cane sugar per pound..........
.9H V. FRUIT, ORANGES, etc., are direct from these beautiful
9.00
Cane sugar per sack.......-----
Tuesday last.
H. Ballard
Miller Mercantile Co
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The Datyon Opera House was the
scene of a gay Washington's Birthday
Party last Friday evening when about
fifty people gathered to celebrate the
occasion.
The hall was appropriately
decorated with bunting and flnga. The
honors of the evening were awarded to
Mrs. Bert Robertson and Mr. Joe
Stuart. About midnight the doora open
ed and Theodore and Paula Denson
entered, dressed as George and Martha
Washington, who led the grand march
to the dining tables, where delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. J. J. Den«on, Mra. H.
T. Wilson and Mrs. William S. U'Ren.
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SOAPS
Li
Royal White.......... -............. 4 for .25
.
3
for
25
'
3
Crystal White....... . ...............
„2
for
.15
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Clean Easy........ ......................
Van Hooter,s Bleaching...... 3 for .25 r!
Ivory Laundry........... ............. ...1 for .10 H
Steam refined Borax........ ...2 for .25 X
Feis Naptha....... . ...... . ........... 10c per bar
Canned Good*
.20
Solid Pack tomatoes............. .
2.40
Solid Pack tomatoes per doz.
.10 fl
Standard tomatoes........ . .......
1.20
Standard tomatoes per doz. .
.25 d
Select corn....... ............. ........
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Miller Mercantile Co.
Dayton 0f»pn
tropical orchards, enabling us to supply our patrons with
delicious, seasonable fruits of superior quality at very low
prices.
meow
f. J. RANDALL,PR.OP.
PHONE
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DAYTON
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