1%^%%%%%*************************
EXECUTORS FIRST NOTICE.
'}
FOR SALE Some choice apple",
Notcie is hereby given to all whom it
‘ ‘ see the Dayton Evaporating Ä Packing
Hilf. may concern;
T. Mellinger was a busines! That Lynn Gubser, of Dayton, Oregon,
has been duly appointed executor of the
t visitor in Portland Monday 1» t.
The famous White Clover Ice Cream. Butternut Bread.
«
Jack Ketchum spent Sunday with bis Inst will and testament and estate of
• r parents in Portland, returning home in JOHN C. GUBSER. deceased late of
Tropical Fruits in Season
Yamhill County Oregon, pursuant to
•i the evening.
Cigars, Tobaccos, etc.. Confectionery and Soft Drinks.
the
order of the County Court of the
i
Mrs. II. H. Burnham has regained
state
of Oregon for Ysmhill County,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS
I her health sufficiently as lo be able to
duly entered of record therein January
J walk down town occasionally.
19th 1921.
»
A SIMPLE STORY
I
Call up Leker if you want Leghorn
Dayton. Oregon
All
i>ersona
having
claims
against
Phone 14 b 3
OF
A SAVED SOUL!
r setting eggs or fruit trees.
said estate will present the same to the
C.
A
Leker.
14-lt.
Many folks think they have to
underaigt ed at his residence 5 miles
viait a bank window to practice
Harold Duiison who haa been spend
south of Dayton, or al the Law Office
■ «»»»nMnnnMaKAAxa-aar ing the winter at the hums of his
THRIFT!
of Frank Holmes. McMinnville. Oregon
..^AXJXMXDDCXXMX
patents in Lostine. Otegon, surprised
That is a good way,
The trips
attorney for said estate, with proper
his acquaintance'» here by coming in on vouchers annexed thereto within six
can be more numerous IF that
them the first of the week.
Harolds
stitch in time la Uken.
months from the date of the tirsi
friends here always extend him a warm
more good uppers
publication of ihia notice.
greeting whenever he makes us one ot
on shoes have been thrown away
All persons owing said estate will
- than were ever worn out. Think
those periodical visits.
pay the same to the undersigned ss
it over!
Some growers are wanting to know
executor of said estate.
SOLES 76c to 11.25
how late ihey can graft
If aciona are
Dated this 4th day of February 1921.
RUBBER HEELS 4<>c
kept dormant, graft ng can be carried
Lynn Gubser, Executor
on very late.
For example, one of the
Dayton, Oregon.
most successful grafters of sweet cher
Frank Hulmes
ries in this slate, does most of bis
Attorney for Estate
i , mmw »»»»»* v »*****»*»***'* m *'
grafting in May. but the scions should
McMinnville. Oregon.
be kept dormant.
Mra. M. V. Swick and Mra. Andrew
“An apple a day will keep the doctor
away.” See the Dayton Evaporating NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Granger have been apending the past
month or more al Coronado, California.
& Packing Co. for these kind of apples.
Notice Ie hereby given that the
13tf.
The following are the lisl of our
undersigned as administratrix nss filed
FOR SALE: A 2 year old high grade
her final report and final account in the subscribers for thia week—Mrs. T. A.
Jersey bull, price $60.00 Inquire of
administration of the estate of George Gibson, 1-ouis Dey, J. L. Sherman, J,
J. D. Montgomery,
Phone 11x11
C. Sluekey, deceased, and the county T. Burch. Fred Withee, Oregon Grow-
Dayton. Oi egon
4tf.
court has set Saturday the 2nd day of ers Assn. Albert Mav and J. H. Rholen.
The Tribune is in receipt of a letter ■ April. A. D. 7921 mb the day and the
INVESTMENTS AND LOANS.
from O. C. White fiom Fellows. Calif, । county court room in the court house in
I I
Loana on farm and city property at
in which he says “fifty years ago he was the city of McMinnville, County of
lowest rates. Morlgagea, notes, bonds
a resident of Dayton. and a member of Ybb>hiH, State of Oregon as the place
and contracts bought and sold. Keep
Yamhill Lodge No. 20. L O. O. F. ’ of hearing objection! of such final ac
your money busy day and night. See
and having seen the writeup of this count and for the selllement of the
the undersigned for mortgage invest
city in the Sunday Oregonian, reminded
BEX REACH'S-"North Winds_Mahce
estate.
.
ments.
Sixteen years of safe invest
GOLDWYN
him of the times long gone by and
Hallie S. Thomas
ments for clients is a record of merit.
created in him a desire to hear more of
Administratrix of the Estate of
Attorney B. A. Kliks,
Rex Beach’s Crashing Drama of the Great North
this part of the world, and asked us to
George C. Stuckey, deceased.
McMinnville, Oregon.
mail him a copy of the Tribune. Ihere
are few people here now that knew Mr.
Mrs. J. E. Stsnsbery and her sister
White or that he knew in the t'mes he
s
in-law
Mrs. Susan Windle and Mr. Ed
With An All-Starr Cast
3 mentions. Mr. 8. W. Sigler is probably Morgan a brother of Mrs. Lorena Lit-1
L the only person here new that re
scher were automobile visitors with the
■ members Mr. White.
a
C. Litscher family and other relatives |
g
A pleadsant and a surprise birthday
a
in Dayton and vicinity Saturday and
party was given our city Marshall Wm.
Sunday, returning to their Portland
Schell at his home on the evening of
« Feb. 24 1921. This surprise was in homes Sunday evening.
Portlan I papers ar" claiming it pays
stigated Dy bis good wife, and when he
was pi lotted home in the early evening to advertise, should you doubt it read
by A. C. Detmering and when te was about the 8000 people who thronged the
» ursbured in he found some 20 or more opening of the Woolworth store in
Day ton Bakery & Restaurant
G. W. SMITH
G. B. Abdill
GENUINE
BULL'
DURHAM
tobacco makes 50
lût
ROY MARION WHEELER.
Thursday filled. Students accepted
Friday a. m. only. Terms, per lesson
♦ 1.60. Payment for thirteen lessons in
advance <12. Voice and Plano students
accepted at the residence of Mra.
Jamus Convert.
Mra. M. A. Watson of Newport, Ore
gon, arrived at the home of her eon C.
R. Watson In thia citv Monday fur a
short viait.
Mra. Irene Schaeffer terminated har
Visit with her parents here the first of
the week and returned to her noma in
Amity.
What la commonly known aa Ike
three mile lane between the end of ear
paved highway and the pavement In
McMinnville, will be closed to traffic
during ths paving of thia road.
Work
on thia roadway was commenced Mon
day of thia week.
THE NORTH WIND’S MALICE
s
An inspiring story of Alaska during the gold rush
produced under the personal supervision of Rex
Beach, and played by a cast of well known per
formers including Tom Santschi, X era Gordon, Joe
King and William H. Strauss.
A picture that will transport you to a new world,
a world lit up by the glinting radiance of true ro
mance. It is one of the best stories Rex Beach
has contributed to the screen.
DON’T MISS IT
ARCADE THEATRE
SATURDAY NIGHT
CTVTEffliymXiaŒJKIffiaaC^^
A Better Schooi
With Your Help
Teaching methods have greatly im
proved during the past few years.
And our school, your school, always
strives to achieve the best. We can
get at once the additional equip
ment now needed with just a little
boost from you through
The COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
By a recent arrangement our school
will receive a liberal commission on
your Country Gentleman order. The
drive for a School Fund is now on.
A tubscription for T he
livestock, field
poultry, fruit
and home management,
with every vital farm
problem.
The fiction
alone would cost later at
least $10 in book form,
yet th« entire cost to you
is less than two pennies
a week
And rember—
your school profits! So
just say “Yes” to the
boy or girl who calls,
or send your name and—
your
C ountry G entlem n crops,
brings you a full year
ot an unexcelled farm
Service. In 52 inspir
ing budgets of practic
al helpfulness it covers
thoroughly every inter
est of tl.e farm busi
ness and farm home. It
costs the publisher
$200,000 a year to give
you the Service that
will best help you with
Only 1 Dollar for 52 Big Issues
Day ton Public School
Dayton, Oregon
M. A. Marcy, Principal
Authorised Repres.nUtiv. of THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
To Make a Long Story Short!
relatives and friends waiting for him. Portland recently.
Lis first thought was to arrest the en
tire company, but thought better of it Portland War Bride Slayer Convicted
Portland, Or. — Thomas Lotiaso,
when he considered the scant room he
had to put them in.
Card games and slayer of his 19-yearold English war
social conversation was engaged in un bride, was found guilty of murder In
the first degree. The Jury recomtnend-
til near midnight when the birthday
tmprisonment.
cake was brought in with red, white and ed life
blue candles on.
The number being
Cotton Hits Lowest Figure Since 1915.
some less than 80 but as our W iliie
New York.—Cotton dropped to the
docs not desire the ladies of Dayton to
lowest price since 1915 when it sold
know and remembar how old be is, we at 12.55 cents a pound as against the
will refrain from stating the exact highest price of *8% cents a pound last
number of candles he had to plow out. July.
Light refreshments were served and
—------- ----------- —--------
appreciated and enjoyed by all present. { Partial Payment to Railroads Signed.
He was the recipient ot some useful |
Washington — President Wilson
and ornamental Rifts. Those present signed the Winalow bill autho^ln«
were. L. A. Rooiner and wife, Heben j Partial payments to ralhroed.under
Willard and wife, L. F. Hadley an J ! Provisions of the transportation act.
wife, A. C. Detmering and wife. C. E. । Anti-Cigarette Bill Passed In Idsho.
Johnson and wife, A. E. Shelienberger
Boise, Idaho.—The lower house of
and wife, E. E. Busby and wife, H. A. the Idaho state legislature passed the
Bertram and wife, Mrs. Fuchs and bro- anti-cigarette bill by a vote of 33 to
ther Albert Detmering, and Mr. Schells 19 The measure recently passed the
senate
mother Mrs. Ellen Schell.
—We never expect to see
the day when a ready-made
suit will have the same fit as
one tailored especially for
you.
—There are no two ears,
eyes, teeth, just alike in all
the world.
—How then could one ex-
pect human figures to
alike?
—Let us measure you for
that spring suit.
—New tweeds, woolens
and serges are here.
—We will have it ready
for you Easter morn.
$20 to $60
Strauss Brothers
Master Tailors
No. 120
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TH E
Bank of Dayton
At Davton, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business
Feb. 21, 1921.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts.............. *......... ..................
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ....................
Bonds and warrants............................ -.............
Banking house —........ -.... -........ ....................
Furniture anil fixtures............ . ...................... -....
Due from approved reserve banks.............. ......
Checks and other cash items .............................
Cash on hand..................................................... —
Customer’s liability account of “Acceptances
♦143,671.64
237.93
24,138 60
7,000 00
3,700 00
16,501 97
4.20
10,658 28
♦205,912.62
T otal ................................
LIABILITIES
25.000.00
Capital stock paid in..... ....... ......... -.....................
4,300.00
Surplus fund__________ ______ -..... -..... -..........
1,828 35
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid
117,601 36
Individual deposit! subject to check...................
530.04
Demand certificates of deposit —.....................
734 76
Cashier checks outstanding ................ -...............
48,970
19
Time and savings deposits ........ —.............. .........
5,000.00
Bills payable for money borrowed------------------
1,947.92
Reserved for interest and taxer--- -------------------
♦205,912.62
T otal .......................... .......
STATE OF OREGON. County of Ysmhlll, ss.
I. J. L. Stuart, Cashier of the «bova-numod bank, do solemnly swsar that t •
above statement is true to tha best of my knowledge and belief.
J, La. OlUBTl, VWiUvir
Subscribed and sworn to bsfore ma thia 1 t day of Mar . ««¡^ NoUr>
[Sea)]
My commission expiree Juno 8 IMS
Correct Atteeti-J. L. Sherman, R. L. Harrie, D. A. Snyder, DiresUns.
Miller Mercantile Co