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Good Paint
E make gBwd paiata like
ly applied, fave or more years,
keeping the wood like new.
this- to tev« you money;
Sonic people figure paint econ
and wa’v« put 72 year»' experi-
omy a* "cost per gallon." That
rnca into them.
ia wrong
For "cheap” paint
We uae pure PIONEER
doesn’t cover so much aurioro—
XHITE LEAD, pure linreed
you buy more gallons. "Cheap”
, nine and color in scientific
paint
is harder to spread and you
ally exact proportion*.
hare more labor oust. So the
The lead baas is made ao fine
"cheap" paint on the house costs
that it will paw through a talk
just as much as the best of paint.
Kteen with 40,000 tnrehea to
Eksn’t allow surfaces to rot—
the equana inch.
That mean«
it costs Itu to paint them.
covering capacity and eaaa of
"Cheap” paint on the aver
age starts cracking in twelve
A (pedal derice euper-purifies
months, while the best paint
the lead, making it "Whiter'* ao
stays intact from five to ten
Fuller painta are exceptionally
times longer, if properly applied.
dear-toned. AH ingredients are
Figure the cost per year of
thoroughly mixed in specially
ttrvice and decide whiqh paint
designed machines, so the paint
you want to use.
is always uniform and smooth.
We spend more to make
paints for your economy.
Be
The result on the house is a
sure you get them when you
beautiful, elastic, tough, protec
paint.
tive coating that atays, if proper
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Paragraphical
! Items of General Interest to Res*
! idents of Dayton and Vicinity.
Free Advice
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W. P. FULLER A CO.
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When you say you can’t save money on your salary.
5:50 a. m.
9:35 a. m.
12:57 p.m.
3:46 p. m.
6:48 p. m.
Any man—on any salary—can aave money. No matter how little
the income, the man who WON’T save ao much each day—each week -
will NEVER save, no matter how big his income may Ite.
And another thing, Bill—didja ever stop to think that YOUR IN
COME will be more—greater—in just the projortions that you make the
resolve—AND ACT—to save now.
Leaves postoffice in A. M. for
Northbound
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Southbound
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Northbound
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Southbound
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For anything in Rea)
J. E. PROFFITT.
ink o/Dayton
Estate see
Mrs. M. V. Swick after having spent
the winter in California and Seattle
arrived home about the middle of laat
week.
Dayton, Oregon
Mrs. Mattis Hadley of Oregon City
spent a day or ao the first of this week
with friends in Dayton.
See W. L. WARREN about your in
surance.
; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Randsli and Harry
Dey and wifs a pant Sunday and Monday
on Three Rivers in the mountsins be
tween us and the big pond.
R. M. Cooper spent a couple of busy
days in Portland on business the fore
part of tbe week.
Mrs. Pet Bertram of Portland was
in our eity Memorial day returning
Mr. F. J. Randall baa had some very home in the afternoon.
neat and attractive signs painted on his
INVESTMENTS AND LOANS.
business building telling tbe public
Loana on farm and city property at
that this is the Ksndsll Grocery Store.
lowest rates. Mortgagee, notes, bonds
Mr. Randall firmly believes that “It
and contracts bought and sold. Keep
Faya to Advertise.”
your money busy day and night. See
the undersigned for mortgage invest
ments.
Sixteen years of safe invest
ments for clients is a record of merit.
Attorney B. A. Kliks,
McMinnville. Oregon.
LH’STAKECAREOFTHEMISSINGUNK
The City of Dayton now sports a nice
new Flag recently purchased for the
City by Clerk Tucker.
THE REASONS
Mis. Grace Inman and neice Mise
Jagger of Portland was greeting their
many friends here Monday last.
All sections of the Portland-Newberg-McMinnville-Sheridan-Willamina-Tilla
mook Highway are paved or under contract for the construction of a permanent highway,
together with the two highways forming an X through Yamhill County from County line
to County line, according to the road programme of the State Highway Commission, except
that portion of the road from Sheridan to Willamina, so why neglect this vital link.
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son of each year.
3.
This stretch of road when completed will give an invaluable out-let to Yamhilj
County for its various farm products which Tillamook and Lincoln Counties do not produce
and must have. At present hay and feed for the dairy herds goes by way of Portland and
Hillsboro, at a heavy expense which can be turned to profit to the grower of this County,
thus giving an opportunity for new trade development, both from the standpoint of the
farmer and merchant
4.
Statistics compiled by the State Highway Commission show that the above
highway is third highest in point of travel or traffic in the State of Oregon.
5.
By voting on June 7th, $50,000.00 in bonds, Yamhill County will receive $100,-
000.00 in permanent roads, whose future upkeep will be largely taken care of by the State
of Oregon, with little, if any expense to the County.
6.
Ail that the people of Sheridan and Willamina and surrounding country ask in
suDport of this bond issue is the same fair minded consideration that they have extended
to all other parts of the County when the matter of good roads was at issue.
7.
The $50,000.00 that will be contributed by the State of Oregon for this road,
will not raise the taxes one cent, for the reason, that auto licenses will amply repay both
principal and interest.
8.
Yamhill County, if you vote this bond issue, will get this paved road for one
half the cost price and while paying the one half will get the benefit of the entire road.
9.
Willamina is the only City in the County that is not connected with a paved
road with the County seat, and is for^his »•eason, if for no other entitled to your consider
ation.
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If YamhiH County does not grasp the opportunity that is here and match this
$50,000.00 offered by the State of Oregon, Yamhill County will be the loser in paved roads
to that amount, as the State Highway Commission is committed to the policy of doing no
more than matching County money, as they have that and better offers from other Coun*
tie« of the State.
Dr. Andrew Kershaw, John Shetterly, A. J. Bewley, Otto W, Helder,
Sheridan-Willamina Joint Committee,
Dayton Oregon
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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.
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ician, U. S. Bank Building, McMinn
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R. F. Clark and wife of Portland waa ©
among the home comers on Monday of
thia week.
Carl Detmering, Prop.
Milo Bond and wife of Portland were
here Sunday visiting relatives and
former acquaintances.
Pasture For Rent: on what is known
aa the William Leckband place near
Dayton.
For particulars inqiure of
W. Spooner.
Phone 11x7.
Dayton, Oregon.
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Webfoot Dut. ended the school year
with a community picnic at the school
house May 26.
Over one hundred
attended.
Well filled baskets were
brought by the district ladies. Dinner
was served at 12 sharp.
Several ball
games were played during the afternoon
after which a program was given by
the school.
Ice cream and cake were
served after the program.
Every one
voted the picnic a fitting climax to the
school year.
Memorial Day exercises were appro
priately observed in Dayton this year.
The program as was stated in laat
weeks issue of this paper was carried
out. A portion of the exerciaes were
held in the big Chautauqua tent in our
park,
Comrad Sigler rather excelled
his past reading of "Llncoh’S Gettys
burg Speech” which was followed by a
short and patriotic ipaech by Captain |
H. 0, Miller which waa attentively
llataned to, after which the audience
adjourned fef the doling number of the
program tbe Salute to the Flag. D ud
Ing this sboke mentioned program I
nuffibaf of patriotic sohgi Ware wung
hy iba HMdUMa led by Ren Mercy;
Dayton. Oregon
Phone Red 55
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Robert Earl and wife former resi
dents of Dayton, but now of Milwaukie
were greeting old friends in thia city
Monday.
Mrs. Fannie Saunders and daughter
Violet were here Memorial day and
visited the C. C. Carter home on 5th
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» Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Clark of Salem
autoed to Dayton and vicinity Sunday
and remained until after the Memorial
services.
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C. R. Watson spent Memorial day
at home with bis family. Mr. Watson ■
has been employed at Ashland recent f
ly and aa we did not get to talk to him i
suppose he has returned to his work in
that city.
ville, Oregon.
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What use is a paved road from all parts of Yamhill County to Tillamook, if the
5 miles from Sheridan to Willamina is practically impassable during the entire rainy sea
(Pd. Adv.)
You’re Kidding Yourself
Va,OMh
R. L. HARRIS
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A great many of Dayton’s old time
citixen« were home to decorate the
graves of their departed relatives, and
many were the cordial greetings and
> hand shakes enjoyed by these visitors
8 P. TIME CARD
on Painting
(Cm eM* oet sad perne a ia yew
Boll book w • OMWO.)
Kev. H. John Vine and wife were in
Portland Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Vine’s sister-in-law Mrs. II. L.
Chapin. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Vine’s mother Mrs. Lucy
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Guy Metcalf
Horse Shoeing
Acetylene Welding
Machine & Blacksmith Shop
Body and Wheel Work in Connection
General Repairing of all kinds of Farm Machinery.
See us for Plow work and Plow share grinding
Fred Anderson, Mgr.
SWEETS for your SWEETHEART
If she’s good enough to Court, she’s good enough to
have the best. Bring her in and permit us to serve her with
some of our fine Confectionery and Ice Cream.
Don’t think, you OLD MARRI*ED MEM, that this does not apply
to you, for your sweetheart is even more entitled to such a treat at
your hands. Bring her here, where you can be sure of the BEST.
R. L. Cinnamon
—NOTICE—
Starting June 1st we will deliver in town on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights.
Please have your orders in by 5 p. m.
We handle Bee Supplies, Bug Poisons, Stock Tonics,
Feeds and Seeds of every description,
Fresh shipment oi Fisher’s Blend and Crown Flour just in.
Farmers' Union Co-op. Warehouse Co.