W. L. WARREN stx at your ln-
suranee.
MILLER MERCANTILE CO
J. W. Shippy, Manager
Phone Red 27
Dayton, Oregon
Gents Department
Ladies’ Department
Rainy Weather Goods
Tricolette Blouses
We have a full line of Raincoats,
Hats, Aquapelle Pants, Duck Coats,
Slickers. Raintest Pants, ■ and Shirts
Mackinaw Shirts and Mackinaws at
prices that are the very lowest that
can be found anywhere, when quality
is the first consideration.
Just received a new supply of Trico-
lette Blouses. These are the very
latest in styles and colors.
Bargains—Shoes
We have on display a large assort­
ment of shoes. These shoes are at
pre-war prices. Every pair is a rare
bargain. There are some sizes mis-
ing, but still a good lot to select from.
Yams
More Yarns! All colors! Now is the
time to lay in your supply, as there
is only seven weeks left in which to
make your Christmas presents.
Don’t wait until the last minute to
make your selections. Buy yours
now!
Gowns
A new stock of outing flannel gowns
full cut. Whites and colors. Priced
Right.
TIME to DINE COMES every DAY
Paragraphical
We make eating a daily pleasure for those who know our
exceptional method of supplying our tables with the best the
season affords. It is our business to feed the community and
our business depends upon how well we fulfill our obligation.
Try us once and you will come again not to complain, but to
tell us that you appreciate our interest in you. We constant­
ly have the finest CANDIES and ICE CREAM on hand; also
Cigars and Tobacco.
Items of General Interest to Res­
idents of Dayton and Vicinity,
S P. TIME CARD
SOUTHBOUND
Train 351
Train .155
Train 356
Train 353
Train 357
R. L. Cinnamon
arrivée 9:11 a. m.
arrivée 11:47 a.m.
arrives 2:36 p. m.
arrives 5:43 p. m.
arrives 7:12 p. m.
NORTHBOUND
Our type is not strong enough for ue
I The officers of School Diat. No. 28
are wearing a broad smile of satis­ to tell all about thia week’s rain, but
faction that thio district is entirely out suffice it to aay, we experienced last
Sunday what some of out people claim­
of debt.
ed waa a “torrential” rsin.
Now get
Dwight Fisher and sister Constance
ycur
dictionaries
snd
aee
what
kind of
are spending Thanksgiving week with
a shower they were talking about.
friends in Eugene.
Sheet Music and Stringed Instruments
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
356
354
358
352
360
arrives
arrives
arrives
arrives
arrives
5:50
8:43
11)0
3:46
6:46
a. m.
a. m.
p.m.
p. m.
p. m.
Time Card Dayton Bus
leaves postoffice in A.
Northbound
P. M.
Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
M. for
8:25
2:20
3:20
5:25
Phonograph* and Record*
Ai Ftlf AMIE IlifAIRf
FINK & TILBURY MUSIC GO
K
SUCCESSORS TO
THE MUSIC SHOP
526 Elast Third Street, McMinnville, Oregon
*
See us before purchasing- a musical
instrument of any kind.
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New and Used Pianos
C. Tilbury
Phone White 6411
Leonard D. Fink
YOU MAKE MONEY
BY BUYING IN
OUR
STORE
RAZORS?
Wl HAVE THEM—SAFETIES AND THE OLD-FASH­
IONED KIND.
NEW BLADES?
YES.
HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS?
SURE,
AND WE GIVE YOV HONEST HARDWARE FOR AN
HONEST PRICE.
OUR HARDWARE WEARS
Saturday: —Nov. 26.
Hobert
Bosworth in “Below the Surface’’
Comedy—“Pests and Promisest”
Wednesday: —Nov. 30. Seventh
installment “Hurricane Hutch.’’
Chas. Cleary in “Sunset Jones.”
For anything in Real
J. E. PROFFITT.
Estate see
Since 1906, tuberculoaia haa decreas-
sd 40 percent. Much credit for the
progress in the tight against the white
plague is duo the various state tuber­
culosis associations and the National
Association. The Oregon Tuberculosis
Association is financed entirely through
the sale of Christmas seals.
Fl vs
million sosls sre now being distributed
to agents who have accepted the man­
agement of the aale in various counties.
Paper hanging, Painting and Carpen­
ter work neatly done on short notice.
Price right. L. D. Krske, Phone 14x18
¡Jayton, Oregon
50-4t.
The P. H. R. C. met Friday Nov. 18
at the home of Mrs. H. P. Stanley with
Meadames Cooper and
Stanley as
hostesses. Club study of Oregon cover­
ed the period of Territorisl Government
from 1849 to 1859, Mrs. Demaray study
leader. After club adjourned refresh­
ments were served by the hostesses
and all enjoyed a social hour. There
were eighteen members snd four
visitors present.
The next meeting
will be Dec. 2nd at the homo of Mrs.
Elizabeth Mellinger, with Mesdames
Berry and Mellinger aa hostesses.
Methodist Episcops I Church. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. morring worthip at
Ila. m. Subject “Noble Living and
Dying.” Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
evening worship at 7:30 p. m.
Sub­
ject “The Value of a Foundation.”
Mid week service each Wednesday
evening at 7:80.
To any of these
services you are cordially invited. The
friendly Church will give you a friendly
welcome.
To Let: The undersigned has 70 head
of ewes to let out on the shares, J of
increase and profit to the renter.
Phone 4x7
J. M. Cawford.
Layton, Oregon.
62-11.
“REMEMBER” the 17th of Decem­
ber, the ladies of the Baptist church
will hold their annual bazar at the
home of Mrs. LaPort in Dayton. 52-2t.
W. S. U’Ren and F. T. Mellinger
were business visitors in Portland one
day the latter part of last week.
Wilfred Hibbert, Russel Coburn and
John Sherman journeyed to Eugene the
latter part of last week to witness the
foot ball game.
F. E. Berry has been carrying around
a lane shoulder given to him gratui­
tously while he was connecting some
water pipe under the F. T. Mellinger
house a few day ago. Since be has been
able to be out in the rain these last
few day he says he is getting better.
A. C. Detmering who is serving bis
country on the Federal Jury in Port­
land was privileged to visit his family
in Dayton over Sunday.
About all that can be said of some
people is that they mean well.
You won’t add much to the nations
food supply by cultivating a crop of
wild oats.
To Let: The undersigned has 40 head
of ewes to let out on the shares, J of
ill Sunday Rev. Ford will speak both the increase and profit to the renter.
i morning and evening at the Baptist
Phone 4x7 J. M. Crawford,
Church. At the morning service Ila
52-lt
Dayton, Oregon
m. the theme will be “Jehovah’s Cbal-
A
number
of
the
residents
on
Grand
leng,” or “Fulfilled prophecy during
and since the Bible was written.” In Island moved to the main land Tuesday
the evening 7:30 p. m. "Salvation for of this week, and those that did not
move will probably take a boat ride
all men.”
soon.
Sewing machines, new or second
Mrs. A. J. McCann after spending a
hsnd. for rent or sale. Lowest prices.
week or more with her son Andrew ir.
K. P. Loop
436-6th street.
Portland reached hon.e the latter part
McMinnville. Oregon.
44-tf.
of last week.
SB
Yamhill—County Public Heslth As
The Oregon Tuberculosis Association
eocistion, Mrs. Marie K. Evkns; Sub­ will conduct its fourteenth annual
agents; Sheridan Mrs. Sadie Orr Banis­ Christmas seal sale in December. Last
ter; Willamina, Mra. Elizabeth Fund­ year, the sale throughout the state
man; McMinnville, Mrs. J. L. Bnu- amounted to approximately 138,000.00.
maker; Civic Improvement Club; Yam­ In 1919, Oregon stood 15th; in 1920,
hill, Mra. Icy Gist; Dayton, Mra. Victor
she stood 12th in seal aale returns.
M. Low, Woman’s Club; Amity, Mrs.
This year, the Association officers hope
Walter Dickie, Study Club; LaFayette,
that Oregon will standTirst.
Prof. John Blough; Dundee, Prof. C.
Every man likes to get back near to
C. Ailor; Carlton, Mrs. Ben Whalen,
nature once in awhile, but comparative­
Woman’s Club; Newberg, Mrs. E. E.
ly few want to stay there.
Goff, Civic Improvement Club.
Ralph Abdill and wife and his bro­
INVESTMENTS AND LOANS.
ther Lewis have completed their work
Loans on farm and city property at on the roads in Tillamook count) and
lowest rates. Mortgages, notes, bonds are now enjoying home life in Dayton.
and contracts bought and sold. Keep They expect to secure situations at this
your money busy day and night. See same kind of work when spring opens
the undersigned for mortgage invest­ up.
ments.
Sixteen yesrs of ssfe invest-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rooper reached
ments for clients is a record of merit.
th« home of her parents W. E. Fester
Attorney B. A. Kliks,
and wife living near town just in time
McMinnville, Oregon.
to miss that snow storm that has cover­
LESS “DRIVES” PLEASE
ed that part of Oregon where thev are
All the “starving children” talk ia engaged in stock raising.
getting a little old. So many “drives”
The after dinner speaker shouldn’t
have nearly “run their course.” The
proceed on the theory that his sudience
truth ia being spread. Thore are aa
expects to stay for breakfast.
many “starving children” right here in
E. M. Aiderman ia now the proud
America as in the foreign countries.
New York hss more unemployed, realy possessor of a new 1921 model “Ford
hungry people thsn Berlin— Lets get Coape one of those new u|i-to-date
wise before the next “drive.”
kinda with solid wheels all except th«
— Aurora Obaervar.-
tire.
M. B. Kendall Law Office in the
W. T, H. Tucker is rpendirg Thanks*
Con marolal Club rooma In Dayton, giving in Portland with a noice Mir.
Oregon, Saturday aftomoona,
4Stf, William Lil mm and family.
EDWIN T. MEREDITH
former Secretary of Agriculture, is as
familiar with the needs and problems of
people in our rural communities as any­
one in America today. He says,
“If we save consistently we will have
done the thing most needed to establish
our prosperity.”
You can lay the foundation of your
prosperity by starting a bank account at
of Dayton
Day ton Oregon
Washing Machines
The home’s greatest labor saver, is what every
home should own.
The Price Has Been Seduced
You are invited to call at our store and have them
explained to you. The cost of electric energy to
operate the washing machine for a month is less
than 20 cents. It saves 90 percent of the hard
work, washes clothes to perfection, and wrings
them ready for the line in a few minutes.
Harris’ Drug Store
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO.
It Serves You Right”
Call and See
Our large assortment of
New Watches
at grealty reduced prices.
Wrist watches that were
$30 now selling for $22.50
and all other grades are
reduced in the same pro­
portions.
V.H. BALLARD
Dayton Evaporating & Packing Ço
Evaporators of Fruit» and Vegetables. Packers of and
Dealers in Frail s Vegetables and all kinds of produce.
Always in the mar, et for Green and Evaporated Fruits
Be sure to see us before selling any kind of produce.
Ask your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables
Do You Use Coffee?
Then come in and let us supply your needs.
We sell the best grade of bulk coffee on the mar-
i ket at $5 cents per pound and upward.
We sell the best and most popular brands of
steel cut, vacuum packed coffee in tins and paper.
Come in at once.
We have what you want.
Randall’ s Gocery
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