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Dayton Evaporating & Packing
Kv.pvratura of Fruit» and V«s.taMM. Parkar» of and
Itaalara In Fruha Vaaatablaa and all kinds of prudura.
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! Items of Gansrsl Interest to Res- i
! idents of Dayton and Vicinity.
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Always in the mart et for Green and Evaporated Fruits
He sure to see us before »elling any kind of produce.
A«l« your Giocar for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetable*
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You do not need a recipe
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MILLS
tbe E. Demaray Hardware store on
Saturday Aug. 13th 1921.
Remember
the date and get your Sunday dinner at
this «ale.
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Dr. Wm. Stryker, Osteopathic Phys­
W. J. Hole is spending s couple of
ician, U. S. Bank Building, McMinn­ days tbe letter part of this week at
ville, Oregon.
46tf I ' Newport, Oregon.
Sloper brothers, hop growers of the
Independence district, bsve received s
check for $4700 from the Oregon
• Growers’ Cooperation, covering the sale
I of broccoli from 12 acres of their land.
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Randall’s Grocery
Dayton, Oregon
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I be brocroli was planted between the |
hops and received no special tillage
after once being established. There
sre approximately 100 acres of land in
the Independence district now signed
¡a up for the growing of broccoli.
Tbe United Artisans sre very proud
of the addition to their kitchen which
consists of a very fine peice of linoleum
that covers the entire floor.
STATEMENT
ON
TELL VS WHAT YOU NEED, WREN YOU NEED IT.
AND WE CAN PRODUCE THE GOODS.
WE KEEP UP OUR STOCK OF H ARDWAREt YOU CAN
ALWAYS "FIND IT” IN OUR STORE.
WE HAVE CLIMBED THE LADDER OF SUCCESS IN
OUR BUSINESS BY BEING FAIR AND SQUARE WITH
THOSE WHO GAVE US THEIR CONFIDENCE.
OUR HARDWARE WEARS
The hard surface pavement connect­
ing Day ton and the County seat "was
finished last Thursday and the road
machinery was shipped from this place
to Canby, Oregon, Friday last. What
in the world will we do In the coming
winter not hear complaints about this
Harry Gray who is tbe rural mail
carrier on Route 1 accompanied by his
Wife are taking m the sights and
some of the salt air at Astoria for a
few dais.
Mrs. Lina Buckley left Monday for
a few day« rest and recreation at
Rockaway.
Mid-Summer
CLEARANCE SAIE ON
Our sale is progressing very satisfactory. Hun­
dreds of people are taking advantage of the bargains
as every department in our great store is offering big
inducements.
Shoes, Dry Goods, Men’s, Young
Men’s and Children’s Clothing, and
the Entire Stock of Ladies’ and Mis-
set Coats, Suits, Dresses, Jerseys,
Furs, are offered form 10 to 50 per
cent less than former selling prices.
D. M. Nayberger
Outfitter for the Whole Family
McMinnville,
Oregon
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S. H. Burnham and his sister Mrs.
Smith were morning passengers on the
train for Portland the first of the week.
Whi,e
they wil1 vi#it «l»tives in
P°rtl«nd»
Oregon City, and Forest
Grove*
road being almost Impassable.
Albert G. Carruth, former editor and
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publisher of the Sentinel at Carlton,
Kev. K. K. Clark and family, ac-
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I at the age of 68 years, 3 months and 10
Glen Lewis wera visitors at St. Helens, .
Oregon, where they combined bus.n... C?. .
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and pleasure. Th. Clark f.mlly having
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Deen rot mer realdenta of that city.
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hill cemetery. Since retiring from the
A very pleasant surprise wss st- Sentinel Mr. Carruth h«a made his
ranged for Mrs. F. E. Fisher, on her home at Carlton with the exception of
birthday,
luesday evening by the a brief period spent at Beavertown,
woman’s Missionary society of La- Mr. Carruth gave Carlton a newsy
Fayette. H was the regulsr day of newspaper and one that showed his,
their meeting.
At the close of the home town in fine light.
Mr. Carruth
meeting the president said they wanted was a man of strong convictions, and
to have a reading or some tslk on mis-1 of splendid integrity. He was a credit
■ions by Mrs. Fisher as it was her
birthday, and they wanted her birthday
message. She then gave them one of
। her readings and tbe preaident then
I announced they would adjourn to the
homo of Mrs, Powell whore a social
hour would be spent and refreshments
would bo served in bor honor. Ice«
' cream, cake and drinks wars served in
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Dayton Garage
Carl Detmering, Prop.
Phone Red 55
All Work Guaranteed.
Dayton, Oregon
Acceworie», Oils Tire«.
to tbe newspaper profession and sincere
sympstby goes out to the sorrowing
family.
Western Washington and western
Oregon mills report lumber production
for week ending July 16 at 49,952,574
feet, 86 per eant below normal,
Mr. C. H. Koch and family started
Wednesday morning by auto for tbelr
a Very tsetoy manner. After all wish*
Ing bor many returns of the day) they fotmsr boms in Montana,
retired to their homes and Mtn Fisher
Clsit flimlaf arrived In our city Bun
Mrs Judd of McMinn villa a lister of
Mu. Mattle Stanley returned Tuet
flit younger instead nt older as tesult Mfii C, A) L.wii spent th* day with day •♦•nlng for a abort Halt with hie day from a abort visit with a ion« dm«
of the day.
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Irland Mra> McNamar In Dallar, Oreg.
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the moat progresivo wool growers of meet you with a smile and will en­
western Oregon. The sheep represent- deavor to attend to you requirements.
|ed by the membership amount to over
225,000 and the Association will thia
year handle close to 2,000,000 pounds
of wool and mohair.
Over a million
pounds have already been received and
ate being graded at the Western Wool
Warehouse at St. Johns.
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J. L. Sherman
BANK OF DAYTON
For Sale: A good 2 seated back with
pole and shafs for $29.00. Also a good
top buggy for $25.00.
Phone 10x4 J. B. Stilwell
33-tf
Dayton, Oregon.
Hsrry Dey and family are at Astoria
and Seaside for a few days tbis wees
F. E. Berry end Psul Londershausen and while awsy the meat market is
were business visitors in Portland Mon­ being looked after by Ross Dey.
day of tbis week they went to look
Paul and Karl Unger of Portland
of the RANK OI DAI ION, of Dayton, County of Yamhill, State of Oregon, (after some plumming goods for tbe
visited
over Sunday with tbeir father
»howing the amount standing to the credit of every depositor July 1, 1921, who Londershausen home that is being
D. B. Unger of thia place.
has not made a deposit, or who has not with
i any part of his deposit Lr.cted in tbis city.
(commercial deposit«), principal or intcres
of more than seven (7)
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G. L. Low and wife of St. Jo. Mo. a
e of residence or poetoffice
Mon,ter Ratt,,r U tcrr,ble Gourmand’ I brother of our V. M. Low is visiting in
years unni' diutely prior to said date..
th if known.
A yellow rattlesnake, measuring 6 feet
address of «uch depositor, and
Dayton for a abort time. Tbia is their
8 inches, was killed in West Virginis I first trip to tbis part of Oregon, and
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Dead,
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to
Name of Depositor
by George Smith and Frank Monk, I they express themselves as very well
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Amount
after the reptile had fought the men
impressed with this country.
J. P. Clester
Dayton, Oregon
Not Known
$1.30
almost the entire length of tbe hollow.
Owen D. Goodrich
INVESTMENTS AND LOANS.
Dayton, Oregon
Not Known
$1.20
It had 17 rattle« and weighed 40
Loans on farm and city property at
pound«, and i« declared to have been
the largest rsttler ever killed in tbe lowest rstes. Mortgages, notes, bonds
STALE OF OREGON,
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state.
The snake was cut open end and contracts bought and sold. Keep
County of Yamhill
inside were found three rabbits, a your money busy day and r.igbt. See
I, J. L Stuart, l^ing first duly sworn, depose and any upon oath, that I «mailer snake and eight toads.
the undersigned for mortgage invest­
am the Cashier of the Bank of Dayton, of Dayton, County of Yamhill, State of
Sixteen yeara of safe invest­
Oregon: that the foregoing statement is a full, true, correct and complete state-1
Hendrie, embalmer and under- ments.
ments for clients is a record of merit.
ment, Hhowing the name, last known residence or |M»stoffice address, fact of
Lady Assistant. Phone day,
Attorney B. A. Kliks,
death, if known, and the amount of money to the credit of each depositor as re- White 8311; night. Red 7621.
McMinnville. Oregon.
quired by the provisions of Sections 1016o 1Q163, inclusive, Oregon Lawn.
McMinnville, Oregon.
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J. L. Stuart
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The Oregon Wool Growers’ Associs-
Edward Roseman ia tbe new clerk in
Subscribed and sworn to before me thia 14th day of July, A. D. 1921.
tion now has ss members over 1700 of the R. L. Harris store where be will I
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SAY TAPES
WHATF
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Many years after the Constitution had
been adopted by these United States the
variety of currency issue in various
States was so confusing that a part of
the school studies were in learning what
the money was worth in the different
States.
The big step in American banking
came when the National Bank Act was
passed in 1863—bringing order out of
chaos.
That was national; and since then
State banking laws have been passed
and acts adopted re-enforcing our na­
tional system and which gives to the in­
vestor the greatest security and protec­
tion enjoyed by any peoples of this earth.
This is a STATE bank with all the re­
sources of this great’commonwealth be­
hind it—guaranteeing to you a banking
institution as strong as is humanly pos­
sible to build.
A complete banking service.
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Come in and see us. We have
a number of other brands of
Flour, such as White River,
Olympic and Snowdrift, all
made from good hard wheat
and fully guaranteed.
M. for
9:00
The summer school recently in session
in Portland was terminated last week
and we now have with us Prof’s Dodson
and Gabrisl.
$9.00 per bbl.
STRENGTH
Loo Crang of Astoria, Oregon, a
grandson of Mrs. Elizabeth Bimior is
here visiting her and other relatives in
this locality.
For Sale: One Atterbury two ton
Truck. One Oldsmobile ‘8’ chummy
roadater.
Bank of Dayton.
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A.
J.
McCann
Jr.
and
his
w^^Tn
2:20
3:20
rivrd In our city last Saturday evening
6:30
accompanied by bi« father and mother
who have been visiting a daughter in
For anything in Real Estate see
Seattle two or more week«. The elder
J. E. PROFFITT.
McCann’« ssy “Seattle 1« nice, but oh!
The tint carload of freah cherries y0U Dayton, la neareat our heart«.
ever «hipped from Salem to the At-
Mi««e« Henrietta and Ruth Stermer,
lanitc coast left Sslem July 7.
Tbe
Josephine Burgess, Martha Proctor and
| cherries were prepared by the Oregon
Helen Koaeman, took a Sunday morning
Growers’ Cooperative association.
hike from Dayton to the horn« of Mra.
Better make a small noise of your C. E. Terry near Carlton. To aay these
own then a big echo of somebody else. young ladies had a good appetite for
Mr. C. A. Ponray of Portland made their dinner, would be a statement
a visit st the borne of her brother J. E. that need« no explanation.
Mellinger end wife in tbis city Bunday
Th« Ladies aid aoeiely of the M. E.
last.
Church will have a cooked food sale at
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Phone Red 28
356 arrive« 5:50 a. m.
354 arrives 9:35 a. m.
368 arrive« 12:57 p.m.
862 arrive« 3:46 p. m.
360 arrive« 6:48 p. m.
Time Gard Dayton Bu«
Every Sack Fully Guaranteed
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R. G. Hadley of near D«yton has the
honor and distinction of bsving de­
livered the first load of wheat to the
warehouse of the 1921 erop Mondey of
this week.
Mr. and Mie. George Gabriel are
home in Dayton after attending a sum­
mer school in Portland.
Mr. Gabriel
expects to visit his brother and family
who live in Tillamook before leaving
for their home in Madras, Oregon.
arrives 9:17 a. m.
arrive« 11:47«.m.
arrive« 2:36 p. m.
arrive« 5:52 p. m.
arrive« 7:12 p. m.
leaves (»oatoffice in
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Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
“VIM”
The price is right, Only
Train 361
Train 355
Train 366
Train 363
Train 367
For Sale: An Organ 'in good condi­
tion. Inquire of Mrs. Marie Fulham.
Phone 18x10 Dayton, Oregon. 84-tf.