DAYTON TRIBUNE
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F. T. MELLiNuER,
Editor and Publisher
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DR. O. C. GOODRICH
DENTIST
Entered as second class matter, April
I Mr*. Oscar May and two children if
1, 1911, at the |>ost office at Dayton, Hadley.
Oregon City, are visiting a few days
Oregon, under the Act oí Congreas ui
A alter Bones and family visited rel-
with her mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Sim*
March 3, 1X79.
days lati
stives at Clovvrdale a
Oregon
week.
Little Alvin Mill* is undergoing quite
Subscription fl 75 per year in advance
h sick spell al the home ut and under
the care uf Mr*. C. K. Maut».
INSURE YOUR PROPERSY WITH
If this paragraph is blue pen­
THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS'N
Mi«»
Versa
Simler
accompanied
her
ciled, it means that we are send­
a
home company located at McMinnville
brother
Clair
via
the
auto
route
tu
ing you sample copies for a short
Oregon.
Write
time asking you to read carefully
Portland Tuesday
visit relative» and W. L. WAKKKN
M MINNVlt.LK, ORE.
Basketball during Ilie past week ha»
and subscribe for THE TRIBUNE.
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seen some losses and victuries for] th« friends a few days.
T. M. reagii* has Deen missed from
Dayton teams. On Friday night last
YAMHILL COUNTY
Pltasantdak
the home team* butli boys and girl» I behind the counter in our meat market
defeated the Yamh:ll teams on ths lo­ (his week, while he.waa at home under­
Charles Hadley is on the sick list
cal Hour the games ware fast and pleas­ going a short spell uf the grippe.
this week.
J. H. GIBSON, President
ed the fans greatly.
Saturday uighl
1 L. Crawley and family of Butcnard
Ralph Hadley and family spent Sun­
the Tillamook team again played the Nebraska, are Iha new citixan» uf Day­ The only Alistiact Books in Yam­
day at tue J. A. McFarlane home.
hill County
local buya here and this time defeated ton occupying the J D. Sluart hou»u
McMinnville,
Oregon
Mt*. A. L. Reichstein and Mrs. Fred laytun in a score uf 31 to 8. Our boys in th« southwestern part uf luwn.
Rie. lutein ana sott Ciair were McMinn- realised tnat they were up against a
Uplun A. R. C. No. 6. mot in regu-
ville visitors Tueadsy afternoon.
r*al team that played ball and being an lar «es-ion Wednesday.
A patriotic
Mrs. David Robinson was able to off iSight for them they were badly di - program was rendered in hunor uf the
nt home Friday but retrunse tu feate . However our boys did not get birhdays of Washington and Lincoln,
Generai Kepdiring of all Kinds
Portland again for treatment for ber aore and look dufeat like men.
cunsisting uf songs am^readtnga. Com*
eye».
Tee town team journeyed to Tilla rad Sigler gave a very interesting talk
PLOW WORK and PLOW SHAKk
Mrs. Ralph Hadley and Mra. Lina mook for Friday and Saturday games ••• tbe life uf Lincoln and reading»
GRINDING
Buckley visited Tuesday at the home of with the result that the local» cleaned | were given by Meidame» Dev. .Magi.*»*
Mr-. H. Thompson.
up the Legion team 41 to 8
Smurdai Watson, Gartt and Simlar.
Refresh-
Mrs. .Melvin Hanville spent Monday right they met the K. P. team which m«nt» were served by the committee
nt the home uf her parents Mm. Reieh- cleaned them up in a »core of 26 to 15.
Banker J. L. Stuart spent a couple
st. ir. and wife.
B» th however were good gamer.
I uay:< at home in« first uf the wck
not particularly to get acquainted with
Paul Londeratausen and sister M>ss
his family, but that hi» family might
Freda Luntierabausen were sailing on
We Sue in Our Name
get acquainted with him when be was
friends in this vicinity, Monday.
We Pay the txpense
sick with a case of the grippe.
Robert Addison and wife who have
EIRE!
Da y ton Meat Market
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J. Claud« Frollili, Owner
IjùkinniL
Abstract Company
BLACKSMITHING
The Tiibune acknowledges a very
pleasant
call Monday from Thomas A.
Asa Nichola and mother were New­
I.aod
aceompainad
by Mr. H. Hinshaw,
berg visitors Friday.
—Is that true of you or me? both uf .McMinnville.
The Pleaaantdale Needle Club n»et at
Jonah found himself there, and so may
Mrs. J. G. Park ha» be en exceedingly
the home of Mrs. Art ur Bram let la*t
-iek at her home in thia ei.y practical­
you.
Cunie
to
the
Baptist
church
Sun
Frilay afternoon.
Memters present
ly all week.
7, guests 1. Refreshment» were served day evening and lets think it over to­
gether.
This
is
the
beginning
of
a
by the hostess assisted by Mis. Ralph
A very pleasant visit was enjoyed by
aerie» of Sunday mgnt revival sermon»
Hadley. All report a good lime.
the Tribune force from Evangelist
on the Gospel of Jonah. B. Y. p. u. Smiley who told us many tilings about
Fne Pleasant.tale Impiovemeut Club
at 10
at 6:30; Sunday eve.
S.
his home country, “Ireland. ’ He is a
held their regular meeting last Friday
o'clock. The conte-d i» getting warm. very entertaining gentleman tu meet,
night at the school h .use. A good pro-
Cunie and join us.
a id talks engltsn like a native.
gr m was rendered after which refresh­
being
Evangelistic
Services
ar»
ments were served.
The club will eti-1
Clair Simler who ha» been in Eastern
the Chriatian Scie-ce
tertain the County Federation on their continued
Oregon tur the pant Iwo munlha arrie
Cnureh each night at 7:45 (Saturdays
next regular meeting in March.
ed home the latter part of last week.
excepted)
Sundays
7:30.
Tbeve
The Union T tires king Co . held their
annua' meeting at tne residence of Geo. service» are undenominational and we
Christensen, .Monday ni
The otfir will be glad to have your help and
All are
J
ers for the ensuing year elected were: presence in these service«.
HARMONY
Evanglists
Smiley
and
welcome.
Pres., Geo. Foster, Vict-Pre»., J. A.
been quite sick are improving.
M' Farlaue
and
Trees.
R
G
Gregory.
u
Typewr • ig now is being
taught to music. In Richmond
Hill high sellout. New York eity.
typist» keep time with phono­
graph
music—“Bini
Walts,"
“Dolls," "Wedding March," etc.
The teacher says this gives
students speed and rhythm,
other words, harmony.
the
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Harmony Is the secret of all
successful work. Waves of suc­
cess are pulsating through the
universe. Get In harmony with
those waves, the great creative
force, and avoid failure.
Great success is Impossible if
you are not in harmony or time
with your Job.
Fred Anderson
70 cents per hundred delivered in town, or we will
make delivered price any where in the country.
Wf MAM COIUHM
We will also quote you delivered prices on
your feed, in the country, upon application.
We Take the Blame
No Collections No Charge
KNIGHT AOJUSIMLNI CO.
Thank you for your 1921 Patronage, and we
have placed orders for a 1922 that should be pleas­
ing to all.
J I Knight, Pres
McMinnville, Oregon
J. J. Stung>'l, Mgr.
Hiibiboro, Oregon
Miller Mercantile Co
There’s No Content Like
Home Content
The big thought of America now is the thought of
‘The Home.” We’re all reaching out for, persistently
seeking, happiness for ourselves and those we love.
Home-making is the great individual thing in the life
of each one of us. For “home-making hearts are
happiest.”
This home for ourselves and our loved ones—it’s of
our own making. In our home we furnish the setting
for life’s richest joys and keenest pleasures. In our
h >me we build the foundation of fulsome family con­
tent. We give the home a soul!
We would make it a cheerful place—this home of
ours. With colorful draperies, soft-toned rugs, deep-
cushioned furniture and mellow lamps we would have
its very atmosphere reflect contentment.
Cheerfulness! Happiness! .Joy of Living! -find
fullest expression in home life. To all mankind we
say: “There’s No Place Like Home—There’s No
Content Like Home Content!”
Let us furnish that home. Look at these prices.
Simmon Beds $6 to $34.
Dressers $16.50 tp $27.50
Rice Straw rugs 9x12 $8
White Sewing Machines $60
Mattresses $4 to $19
Congoleum rugs 9x12 $17.50
Carpet sweepers $2.25 to $10
42 piece dinner sets $9
It’s a hard matter to make trouble
for others without keeping a share of
it for yourself.
A man doesn’t have to marry J3
times to have bad luck In the mutri-
,
monial market.
When a man is a beggar It Is gen­
erally because he is too much of a
coward to be a thief.
The way of the transgressor may
be hard, but he can generally afford
to pay for new tires.
It's a good thing to think twice be-
fore you speak, and even then you
have a few thoughts coming.
C ERIALS
Crown Flour ..................
$ 2.05
r\< rr
rr ’ a s nest
K«
Best I'»
Pat. Flour
2 05
White Mountai n F<i>ur
2 «5
Roller! Oats (»er pound
Rolled Oats per 9 pound sack
.60
Pancake Flour 9 8 lo (amia! sack . .75
Farina_______ ______ ______
.70
SYRUPS
Karo Blue 5 pound pail
Karo Blue 10 m»und pail
Karo light 5 pound pail
Karo light 10 (siunp pall
Golden 5 pound pail
Golden 10 pound pail
While 5 pound (»ail
White 10 pound pail
.35
.60
.41)
.75
.45
---- I x5
.50
.95
PRODUCE
Eggs per doz.
Dairy Buller per pound
.30
Creamery Butler f»er pound ...
ta
.85
bo
Slllfcus—“The modem girl I* brought
up to date.” Cynicus—"And yet at
that she Impresses me as not having
much bringing up."
Mrs. Newlywed was doing her mar­
keting. “How are your kidneys this
morning?" she asked, critically. “Fine,”
replied the butcher. "How’s your'n?"
LITTLE ONES FOR A CENT
Original succotash never heard of a
lima bean.
An Installment plan month seems 18
-lays long.
Blessed are the Ignorant) they won't
talk tariff.
No f'hrlstlnn man kicks hie motor*
FOR A FEW DAYS
During the next few days 1 am offering my entire
stock of Silverware at cost. I have Community 50
year, and Jamestown Pattern in Holmes & Edwards
50 year goods. Here is a partial list, everything else
reduced proportionately.
Hollow Handle Knives and Forks, per set
$16.00
Tablespoons, j>er set
6.00
Teaspoons, per set
3.00
Butter Knives, each
1.00
Sugar Shells, each
1.00
V. H. BALLARD
SUGAR
Cane sugar per pound
Cane sugar fier »ack .....
.............. »7
cash 6 25
Miller’» Bent
.„.......
Crystal White..............
....4 for
Clean Easy
.......
._2 for
Three Heart Naptha
— for
White Caj»
3 for
Steam refined Borax
.2 for
Fela Naptha......... ...... ... ... _-!<»« per
Canned Good»
Solid Pack tomato«»
Standard tomatoea........ ......
Select corn
Standard corn
.06
25
.15
05
.25
.25
bar
.20
.15
.20
.15
STORE CHATS
Polar Cakes.
Bargains in Perfumery,
Once a Trial Always Nyal
I>axacold for the Grip—Nyal quality—25 cents.
Miller Mercantile Co.
Dsytoa. Or-yon
We sell Rosebud Matches 8 cents per package
2 for 15 cents. None better.
You can’t please everybody, no; try
pleaslug somebody.
We also have a good match for 5 cents, and
of course the penny box.
Atlas (from under the world) : “Stop
rocking, up there!"
To lose a good friend a girl doesn’t '
necessarily have to quarrel with him.
Man’s shortest day is the one before
She may merely marry him.
going to the deatist.
The man who always says Just what
he means may be an admirable char-
acter, but he wouldn't shine in dip­
lomatic circles.
Farmers' Union Co-op. Whse. Co
OUR z*RI(’E LIST w.J ap|»ear in this
pauer from time »o time.
Al) prices
subject lo change without notice.
Please lor»k them over each weak in
order to «et our correct prices.
SOAPS
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
We can furnish home grown corn ground into
meal. We can furnish home grown wheat ground
into graham. We can furnish hard wheat flour at
$1.75 per sack.
Athletics and writing poetry hava
nothing In common.
Roosevelt said: “Work hard, play
hard ; some loaf hard."
Let children develop Individuality—
If It Isn't selfishness.—St. Louis Globe-
Democrat.
DEEPEST AND LOWEST
The Suhara desert la 150 feet below
aea level.
The Dead sea is 1,200 feet lower
than the Mediterranean.
The deepest known lake In the world
la Lake Baikal in Siberia.
The deepest gold mine In the world
la situated at Bendigo, Victoria. Aus*
tralla.
The lowest point In Europe la the
Caspian sea—eighty-all feet below aea
We are selling some high grade Toilet Soap at
money saving prices.
Our Candy is the best and always sold at a
price just and fair to the buyer.
Mt. Hood Ice Cream always on hand and foun­
tain service to please you. Our Milk Shakes excel.
No war tax.
We continue to maintain the high standard of
our Drug Department. Intentionally we sell no
item at a price we would not be willing to pay if
we were the buyer and you the seller. Just now
we are selling a good two quart Fountain Syringe
for one dollar and until our stock of certain popu­
lar patent medicines is materially reduced they
will be sold below the usual price. You will prob­
ably find no better place in Yamhill County to sup­
ply your Drug Wai ts than at
HARRIS'