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8. O. PURKEY
Year round market for your Veal, Dreaacd Hogs, Poultry,
Fura.
Hides,
Mre. Mildred Nichols and sister
Gertrude Pslmer ware at the W. P.
Palmer home over thanksgiving day.
8 P. TIME CARD
8OUTHBOUNÜ
TIME to DINE COMES every DAY
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 uk once and you will come again not to complain, but to
tel! ua that you appreciate our interest in you. We constant­
ly have the finest CANDIES and ICE CREAM on hand; also
Cigars and Tobacco.
R. L. Cinnamon
Fsper hanging. Painting and Carpen­
ter work neatly done on short notice.
Price right. L. D. Krake, Phone 14x18
Dayton, Oregon.
50-4t
arrivée 9:11 a. m.
arrives 11:47 a.m.
arrives 2:36 p. m.
arrivea 5:43 p. m.
arrivea 7:12 p. m.
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
361
355
36«
363
367
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
366 arrivée
.'154 arrivée
368 arrives
352 arrivée
360 arrives
Mre. Olaen of Arleta, Oregon, visited
her daughter Mra. E. L. Gershne for a
day or so recently.
NORTHSOUND
6;60
8;43
1:00
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a. m.
a. m.
p.m.
p. m.
p. m.
Frank Randall was a busy business
visitor in Portland Wednesday of this
Time Card Dayton Bue
leaves poatoffice in A.
Northbound
P. M.
Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
Sewing machines, new or second
hand, for rent or aale. Lowest pricea.
K. P. Loop
436-«th street.
McMinnville. Oregon.
44-tf
M. for
8:26
2:20
3:20
5:26
Ai THE ARCADE THEATRE
Shaet Music and Stria gad Instruments
Phonographs and Records
FINK & TILBURY MUSIC GO
SUCCESSORS TO
THE MUSIC SHOP
U
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526 East Third Street, McMinnville, Oregon
See ua before purchasing a musical
instrument of any kind.
New and Used Pianos
C. Tilbury
Phone White 6411
Leonard D. Fink
Saturday:-Dec. 3.
Thomas
Meighan in “The Prince Chap”
Comedy Speed and Spunk.
Methodist Episcopal Church. All of
the services of this Church next Sunday
at the usual hour.
Beginning next
Sunday the pastor will endeavor to pre­
sent some aspect of the work of the
Church up to Christmas. An attempt
will be made to have the entire pro­
gram prey on our bearta for the Cele­
bration of our Saviours birtb., “It
1 matters not though Christ a thousand
times be born, if he be not born in thee,
thy heart ie all forlorn.”
AND CHEAP
ES.
WE CARRY GOOD STUFF AND MAKE LITTLE PRIC-
THIS IS WHY WE DO A BIG BUSINESS.
WE WANT YOUR HARDWARE TRADE.
COME SEE
OUR GOODS AND OUR PRICES AND WE WILL GET IT.
WHEN WE SELL YOU ONCE YOU WILL BE OUR CUS*
TOMER ALWAYS.
OUR HARDWARE WEARS
EDEMAEAyjHAmm
They are all in that little book. Written in the most
direct style ever yet devised by man.
INVESTMENTS AND LOANS.
.
It is in the brief, concise deposit entries- back of each
an interesting chapter of right reasoning, sacrifice, thrift
and SAVING.
Do you want a home? Then build on the firm founda­
tion of THRIFT. There is no other way.
We can help you. We pay 4 per cent interest on time
deposits. Come in and talk it over with us.
> äRank of Dayton
B«E! »1/ Dayton Oregon
Tuesday night Dr. G. C. Fshelman
of Portland paid the Artisan assembly
of Dsyton an official visit.
Dr. John Snyder of Corvallis, was
in our city the latter part of last week
visiting relatives for a short time.
GOVERNOR OLCOTT has issued a
formal call for a meeting of the etate
legislature in extra session on Monday
December 19th 1921. Governor Olcott
mentioned the proposed special state­
wide tax levy in support of the Inter-
nstionsl Exposition st Portland in
1925 and necessary legislation for the
preservation and protection of the
bighwaya of the state as the particular
reasons of which the session is being
called. Regulation of speed and weight
of motor trucks and regulation of the
passenger carrying vehicle industry
are two phases set forth by the gover­
nor as needing attention. To assist
the legislature in highway legislation
the governor annuoncad the appoint­
ment of a committee whose duty it will
be to prepsre bills and have them ready
to submit at the opening of the session.
Washing Machines
The home’s greatest labor saver, is what every
home should own.
The Price Has Been Reduced
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”
Rev. K. K. Clark has received word
his history of the American Red Cross
A. J. MeCann and wife are home
uf Russell County, Kansas, a part of
Russell County in the war, a book once more after several days visit with
written by Rev. J. E. Wilaon has been a daughter in McMinnville.
placed by the French Government in
Ernest Litscher and family, J. E.
the National Library in Paris, France. Stansbery snd wife of Portland, Harry
Mias Blanch Parrish spent Sunday in Morgan of Corvallis, Mrs. Lorena Lite-
cher and family and
i
Ralph Taylor and
Salem visiting acquaintances.
family
of
near
Dayton,
all enjoyed a
Miss Josephine Clark wag operated
happy
day
and
a
good
thanksgiving
upon by Drs. Williams and Cook last
Friday morning. Miss Esther Nichols dinner with C. Litscher and wife in
assisted the physicians. Mias Joae- Dayton.
A fine line of Jewelry, Sil­
verware, Manicure Sets,
and Novelitiesjust arrived
and bought at pre-war
prices.
Fountain Pens and
Pencils from $1 up.
Come in and make a small
deposit on any article and
we will lay it aside for you.
Leslie Dey and wife reached home
hpine is not able to attend school but
Monday from a few days visit with
is doing as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Leslie Duzan entertained the Mra. Dey’s parents near Salem, Ore.
card club on Monday evening. Mre. M.
R. Cooper won the first prize and Mra.
B. E. Hayden won the consolation
prize. Mrs. Cooper was elected presi­
dent of the club for the season and
Mra. Fred Mellinger was elected secre­
tary. The club decided to call them­
selves
“The Monday Card Club.”
Refreshments was served by the host-
ess. The next meeting will be at the
home, of Mrs. Emmett Filer. Dec. 12,
1921.
V. H. BALLARD
Miss Cora Countia of Portland enjoy­
ed a thanksgiving dinner with her
parents C. J. Countis and wife living a
few milea from Dayton.
A deal was coneumatcd the first of
the week whereby Yamhill Lodge No.
20 I. 0. O. F. becomes the owner of
the two story brick building on Ferry
street owned and used by Mr. R. L.
Harris as a drug store. In the deal Mrs
Harns gets the lot and building known
for years ss the I. O. O. F. building
and hall. The lodge proposes in the
near future to build a two story forty
foot extension to their new building
and fit up the unfinished hall over the
drug atore, which will make them one 1^
Communtiy Christmas Program.
I
There will be a Community Christ­
mas tree and program at the Com­
munity House thia year. A committee
representing the Churches of Dayton
have united for this purpose. The of the nicest ledge homes in the county.
I Churches of Daytonask the cooperation
Frank La Port and wife, Mre. Carrie
of all the people of the city in their Mortensen, V. H. Ballard and Claud V;
desire to create the spirit of good will.
Proffitt are reported to be on the sick
It will be a giving and not a getting
liat uf onr town, this week.
j.
I Christmas. Both clothing and money
Miss Dorothea Litscher of Portland k
will be asked for suffering Armenia.
arrived at the home of her parents L. IM
The list of subscribers for the week
H Litscher and wife Thanksgivings
are as followa: G. H. Jackman, C. G.
day and remained with them until Sun-|^
Chri’tenson, Jas. Richardson, C. A.
day evening.
Wilson and Mrs. Grace Inman.
Haddon Bond from the O. A. C. L
The Ladies Civic Club will hold their
regular meeting in the club rooms visited his parents living near town for v
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Tuesday Dec. 6th. All metnbera are a few days last week.
requested to De present as this is the
annuel election of officers.
Don’t forget “Basher’s Girl” to be
given by the High School for the bene­
fit of the new park building. Remember
tne date Dec. 16th.
Dr. Cook and wife of Seattle, Wash­
ington accompanied by come eaatern
friend« vlelted with Mra. Gilkey and I
the Stilwell famille« Wodnecday,
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LIFE, HAPPINESS
ROMANCE
LOVE
E. W. Howe and family, Howard
Wessner and family and Geo. Wessner,
all of Crabtree; Oregon visited relstivea
and acquaintances In Dayton a day or
so the latter part of last week.
Loans on farm and city property at
lowest rates. Mortgages, notes, bonds
Wednesday:—Dec. 7. Blanche and contracts bought and cold. Keep
Sweet in ‘‘Help Wanted Male” your money busy day and night. See
Eighth Installment ‘ Hurricane the undersigned for mortgage invest­
ments.
Sixteen years of safe invest­
Hutch.”
ments for clients is a record of merit.
Attorney B. A. Kliks,
For anything in Real Estate see
McMinnville. Oregon.
J. E. PROFFITT.
Virgil laham, pianist of Portland,
will present his talented popil, Magaret
Earl, eeven yeare old, in a unique
recital Friday night December 9th in
thia city.
Miss Margaret is the
daughter of Mr. Victor Earl, a resi­
dent of thia city at one time. Mr. Isham
will also present Mias Maguerite Lee,
aged 10 years. Of keen interest is the
fact that Mr. Isham will appear in a
nolo group.
Roy Marion Wheeler,
tenor will aing two arias.
Those who
are interested are cordially invited.
WE KEEP THINGS
mw
We had with ua on thanksgiving day
Mise Catherine Barnard, Earle Co­
burn and Harry Sherman from Eugene.
Items of General Interest to Res­
idents of Dayton and Vicinity.
The union Thanksgiving service held (
in the Christian Church was well at- k
tended. Rev. Fisher brought a splendid
message of good cheer with special
f
J
emphasis on the part the church might ■
have in the life of the Nation. The |
music
was under the direction of Mr. [ I
On Tuesday, Dec. 6 at 8 p. m. there
R. L. Harris. Rev. Clark presided and *
will ba a meeting of the Yamhill County
Rev. Strangs a visiting minister offered J
Community Federation at Sheridan.
prayer. The general verdict of those j
Everybody come. Geo. Foeter, Free.
L. L. Thornton, Sec. present was tlat such a service is well B
worth while. Rev. Kendall wax unable §
Astoria
—
County
schools
to
get
143,*
to
be present owing to auto trouble.
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We have been advised that the Ore­
874.
gon Farm Bureau expect to complete
Eugene—Bale of over 1,000,000 feet K
their organisation In Yamhill county
Marahfleld—Larga apartment build*
•Unding flr In two tr«cU In Slualaw
Ing to bo erected hero In opting,
early In January.
national feraat authoritgd
DRIED BEANS avA PEAS
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IMA BEANS
CALIFORNIA PEA f, NAVY BEANS
SPLIT
Are two of America’s most popular and nutrious
food products, especially Beans when baked at home
Boston Style.
Pea Soup is always welcome.
Have just received shipment of new crop beans
of all varieties, such as Rea Mexican, Pink Baya’s,
Large Limas, Oregon Pink and the most popular of
all, some Fancy Small White Navy Beans.
Try some Beans baked at home Boston style.
We have a barrel of high grade molasses, just
the thing for baking beans. Bring your jar and get
some of the best molasses you have ever used.
Randall’s Gooery