Dayton tribune., March 18, 1921, Image 3

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TOOLS k
Flavor!
Itcma of General Interest to Rea-
idente of Dayton and Vicinity.
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AND THINGS
the same delicious
SOUTHBOUND
Train 351
Train 366
Train 366
Train 363
Train 367
arrives 9:17 a. m.
arrives 11:47 a.m.
arrives 2:36 P- rn.
arrives 6:62 P M.
arrives 7:12 P- rn.
Strike. Because—
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360
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12:57 p.m.
3:46 p. m.
6:48 p. rn.
LUCKY
STRIKE
Time Card Dayton Bus
leaves |K>stofHce in
Northbound
P. M.
Southl>ound
Northixrund
Southbound
For anything in Real
J. E. PROFFITT.
MM. GAKDENERi
DO NOT TRY TO WORK THROUGH THIS YEAR WITH
YOVR RVSTY. RICKETY, OLD GARDEN TOOLS. OVR
FINE TOOLS WILL MAKE WORKING YOUR GARDEN A
JOY.
THE TIME YOV WILL SAVE WILL MORE THAN PAY
FOR THE TOOLS YOV BUY.
OUR PRICES ON GARDEN TOOLS AND ALL KINDS
OF HARDWARE ARE FAIR AND SQUARE.
OUR HARDWARE WEARS
E.DEMAW HARDWARE
NOTICE
I have disposed of my Feed, Seed and Grain
business to the Fanners’ Union Cooperative Ware­
house Co., and will give possession May 1st. Dur­
ing the intervening time, between now and then,
I will sell for cash only, at as low a price as pos-
sible, any or all of the stock now on hand,
os-
sitively no credit as my books are closed.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
me will please call and settle their account at once.
Thanking the people of Dayton and vicinity
for their loyal patronage and fair treatment dur­
ing my business life here, I remain,
Your truly
J. J. DENSON
Electrical Merchandise
la Declining
We sell the best at the closest
margin consistent with good busi­
ness practices.
We will wire your house, store or fac­
tory at prices which cannot be met. Any­
thing* Electrical we sell.
Call and see our new store
Your patronage ia desired and we guarantee to
give satisfaction.
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO.
“It Serves You Right”
Dayton, Oregon, The commercial
club of Dayton, Oregon, held open
meeting last evening at which interest
ing addresses were delivered by profes-
sora Hewitt and Bell of the Oregon
Agricultural College and Mr. Bryant of
Bryant and Company, Portland, on the
canning outlook for 1921.
There was
a good attendance of representative
business men of the community. Much
interest was manifested in this meet­
ing and good results are expected.
The list of our subsrcibers for the
week are as follows: V. M. Low, Gil
Ogden, 8. A. Albee, L. L. Litacner,
Dwight Aiderman and Mrs. Nellie
Stoutenburg.
Rev. Patty of McMinnville occupied
the pulpit in the Baptist church in this
place Sunday last, Rev. W. T. Ford be­
ing confined to hie home with a severe
case of the gripp.
For Sale: 2 large sows due to farrow
thia month. Inquire of A. T. Nairn
16-lt
Phone 18x8 Dayton, Oregon
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Over the Hill to the Poorhouse!
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Estate see
A few days ago a rather bashful
young woman went into a store carry­
ing three chickens. Sne inquired the
price of chickens and at the same time
put them on the counter.
The clerk
didn’t know the chickene feet were
tied, and asked if they would lay there.
She bit her handkerchief and said No,
sir: they are roosters.
See W. LJWARREN about your in­
surance.
Nearly every one of us ia figuring on
having a fine time just ahead when we
get all fixed up, and this vision is just
ahead of uh when we fail asleep.
To
live tn the now ar.d enjoy the present is
the work of a philosopher.
Dr. Wm. Stryker, Osteopathic Phys-
ician, U. S. Bank Building. McMinn-
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ville, Oregon.
Mra. Amanda Wilson Is assisting the
Fred Withee family living some six
miles from Dayton during the sickness
of their children.
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A. J. McCann and wife have been in
Portland three or more weeke arrived
home Tuesday evening.
During the
time they were there Mrs. McCann
underwent a couple of weeks severe
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sickness at the homo of their daughter
kt Mr» Will Burdett. The lady is now
à much improved and thinks she is on the
fair way to recovery.
Scarcely a day passes but there is
acme one inquiring for bouses to rent,
and at present there is nothing more
needed here than tenement houses, not
elaborate buildings, but cozy cottages,
and we believe money expended in this
way would prove a paying investment.
The assessor is abroad in the land
once more and will meet you with the
extended hand and a 19x21 smile just
the same as if you were glad to have
business and pleasure.
him call on you.
A. C. Detmering is
FOR SALE: A 2 year old highgrade
the deputy assessor for these two
Jersey bull, price $60.00 Inquire of
pricincts and he is the “goble-ur.s ’ll
J. D. Montgomery,
Phone 11x11
git you-ef you Dont Watch out.”
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Dayton, Oregon.
Mrs. Al Dunn and daughter Wanda
Miss Edith Waldo who is studying
of Camas, Washington, arrived in
for a trained nurse in the Good Samar­
Daytnn a week or so ago for a visit
atin hospital in Poitland visited her
with relatives. Miss Wanda returned
parents living near Dayton over Satur­
home the first of the week, Mrs. Dunn
day night and part of the day Sunday.
having decided to make a longer visit
Mra. Lucy Underhill of Carlton spent
is still enjoying meeting old acquaint­
a few days recently with her sister
ances.
Mrs. Alex Basye in this city.
Mrs. Chas. Simler has recovered
Those visitors at the Iner Mortensen sufficiently from her recent sickness to
home in Dayton last Saturday and Sun­ be able to go to McMinnville Saturday
day was Mr. Elmer Paulson a nephew, last to get aquainted with that new
and Miss Tora Mortensen a daughter of grand daughter that has recently ar­
our fellow townsman Mr. Morten*en. rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
These young people live in Salem and Emmett Booth.
enjoyed their trip in the country very
C R. Watson is now the owner of an
much
automobile ar.d expects to use this car
tom Edith Ott who haa been attend- principally for business.
He will be
ing achool in Portland during the winter engaged in Portland during the coming
visited her mother in this city the last summer and will have the supervision
week or ten days.
of several job* at a time in that city
EHRter decorations, candies, little
U» ton W. R. C. No. 6 met in regular and win be able to co,ne bome ni8bt8
bunnies, and colored eggs are being session on Wednesday March 16 with a and Sundays.
displayed In cur store windows.
good attendance 3 application received. 1
Mrs. Myrtle Kellogg has once more
Miss Stilwell spent a portion of the Refreshments served bv committee at reachd her heme in Layton from a trip
day Saturday last In McMinnville on clora of bualneta meeting.
to Antoría.
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To The Public
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.
S. W. SIGLER & CO
The University of Oregon News
Bulletin says ‘‘Colonel Bill Hanley,
pioner, Oregon citizen, facial double of
Bryan, and alhterativelly characterized
by Irvin S. Cobb as “the Demosthenes
of the dessert, the Plato of the prairie,
anti the sage of the sage brush,“ visit­
ed the University the latter part of
last week.”
What we are wondering
about is, if Blil bad been anything elae
would they have said that too.
F. T. Mellinger and wife were among
WANTED—L-mtingB of real estate
the many Dayton people that were al
for sale on commission.
Charles Andersen, Box 132, the county seat Saturday last and judg­
Day ton, Oregon. ing from their general appearances the
most of them bad found out bow much
Mrs. Harold Allen has been spending
Tax they will be compelled to pay dur­
a day or so with relatives in Portland
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ing the year 1921.
this week.
A seat on the New York stock ex­
Brother, don't atop your paper just be
change sold for $100,000. And the men
cause you don’t agree with the editor.
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in the exchange don’t sit down much
The Iasi cabbage you sent in didn’t
either.
agree with us either, but we didn’t
ROY MARION WHEELER.
drop you from our aubscription list on
Thursday filled. Students accepted a
that account. No, we simply said:
“Make us thankful for what we are Friday a. m. only. Terms, per lesson
about to receive" and after we received $1.50. Payment for thirteen lessons in
it we wete not able to say anything. advance $12. Voice and Piano students 3
accepted at the residence of Mrs.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
James Coo vert.
are making elaborate plans for the
Our sister city of McMinnville be­
“Baby Banquet” in the church audit­
Just recently
orium on March 25. Miss Lassie Lane lieves in safty first.
of Corvallis will address the mothers, a their City Auditorium has been declared
short program will be rendered by the unsafe for public gatherings and has
little folks, and light refreshments been condemned and is closed up.
served.
of Day ton
Mra. Adam Rossner has been quite
sick this past week but at this writing
is reported as somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mts. Deming desire us to
say. “the meetings will continue during
next week st the Christian church in
this city." They have prepared an ex­
ceedingly interesting program for this
For Sale: A good heavy team.
coming week one of which will be mail­ 13-4-tp.
Phone 10x1.
ed you.
The combined Webfoot and Dayton
FOR SALE: A buggy and single Cnoira are putting the finiabing touches
harness. Inquire of Gil Ogden,
on the Easter Cantata under the leader­
? 15-21. Phone 18x17 Dayton, Oregon. ship of Mr. Ogden. An attempt ia go­
Mr. Ollie Mabee after having been ing to be made to provide seats for all
1 here with relatives a month or so re­ who are present at the Methodist
turned to his Portland home Wednesday Church Easter Sunday evening. The
1 morning.
hour is seven-thirty.
Mr. and Mrs. Basye are each on
the sick list these last few days.
Sad words! Melancholy thought! But—think a min­
ute—are you saving money for old age? Are you safe­
guarded from want in case of sickness or accident?
A Bank account is a friend in time of need. Save
money each week. Make pay day your banking day.
Look ahead. Protect your future. Save!
Born:
To Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Gib­
son, near Yamhill, Oregon, a couple or
more weeks ago, a 9 pound son.
Mrs.
Gibson was fomerly Mable Edwards
who was raised near Day ton.
The 17th of Ireland ribbons and
rosette are on display in some of the
stores and are attracting considerable
attention.
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Dayton Garage
Carl Detmering, Prop.
Dayton, Oregon
Phone Red 55
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Horae Shoeing
Acetylene Welding
Machine & Blacksmith Shop
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General Repairing of all kinds of Farm Machinery.
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Umeco and Gem Nut Margerine
Kippered Salmon
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