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GOOD GROCERIES
Item« of General Interest to Res­
ident« of Dayton snd Vicinity.
Good Service—Good Treatment—Reasonable Prices.
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Train 361 arrives 9:11 a. m.
Train 356 arrives ll:47a.m.
Train 356 arrives 2:36 p. rn.
Train 353 arrive« 6:43 p. m.
Train 867 arrive« 7:12 p. m.
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F. J. Randall’s Grocery
THE SWEETEST PLACE IN TOWN IS
R. I. CINNAMON’S
Confectionery and Icc Cream Store
Wholesome candies that She will like- Melt-in-your-mouth
Ice Cream that everybody likes. An oasis welcome to child­
ren as well as grown-ups during the summer months.
THE HOME OF RtFRKSHING REFRESHMENTS
STORE CHATS
We sell fishing licenses,
Once a Trial Always Nyal.”
Carbolineum in stock. Nothing better to
kill chicken lice—50 cents per quart.
Now is the time to use Woodlark Squirrel
Poison. 50 cents per package, 6 packages for
$2.50.
Reaching home recently we found some
printed matter advising of the location of the
trade center of Yamhill County, and telling us
to save money by trading at the stores of said
hub. We know of no drug store in Yamhill
County which undersells us on any item, and its
probable that on a number of popular patents our
prices will prove very attractive. We believe
Dayton people should buy in Dayton, and we do
not believe Day ton merchants will overcharge
you. If you want to build up Dayton, give
Day ton your business.
R. L. HARRIS
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
What?
GENUINE
Auto Strop Safety Razors
at the unheard of price of
It’s Model C and consists of a real Auto Strop
Safety Razor, packed in a velvet lined, metal
case, with extra blades and selected leather strop.
GET YOURS TODAY AT
U’Ren Hdwe
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Southbound
Northbound
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M. for
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2:23
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AI TN ARUN TIHATRf
Saturday, April 22:—“The
Westerners” by Stewart Edward
White. Comedy Gaylord Lloyd
in “Lucky Number.”
Next week:—“The Money
Changers,” by Upton Sinclair.
Coming May 2nd;—“Birth of
a Nation.”
See W. L. WARREN abrat your in-
■urance.
Harry and Nellie Chapman |>f Port­
land b«va been viaiting their grand
parsnta, Henry Chapman and wife, and
other relativea living in thi« city, a
few day« recently.
Mra. A. C. Detmering who haa been
visiting a sick daughter living in Van­
couver, Waabington, a few week« reach­
ed home Saturday evening isst.
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Mra. Amanda Wilaon enjoyed the
company of her neiee and bar husband,
Mr. and Mra. B. A. Newman of Mc­
Minnville, Sunday Iaat.
FAMILY AFFAIRS
BORN—To Mr. and Mra. Joe Fulham
living near Dayton, on Monday, April
17th, 1922, a bouncing girl.
Mother
and child doing well and daddy Joe,
«topping much higher.
Take the Boys and Girls into Confidence.
Teach them how to keep an accurate account 01
income and expenditures, and most important of all.
explain to them the advantage of a bank account
Ladda Funeral Home. McMinnville,
15tf
Oregon. Phone Blue 6.
Howard Warner and family of Weed, I
California,-accompanied by Mrs. Schenk
of Portland were the company of tbe
Broughten families in Daytor. Tuesday.
Mri. Schenk is an aunt and tbe War­
ner people are cousins of the Brough-
tens. It has been some 20 years since
these cousins bsd seen each other.
This bank welcomes the accounts of the boys and
girls in this community and will be glad to assist in in-
structing them along business lines.
of Day ton
Dayton Oregon
W. W. Lunger of Wilada Terrace
north of town waa extending the glad
hand to hit many friend« in Dayton
Monday morning.
"Teach your Dollar« to have More Cent»”
A. M. Detmering baa ¡beautified bi«
lota on Ferry atreet by having all tbe
trees thst ware killed by the recent fire
that burned hia buaineaa house, cut
down and the ground cleaned up and a
naw sidewalk built.
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Real
And wiring materials are not bought for one day,
or one year. Purchases of such materials should
be bought with discriminating judgment. Cheap
materials are expensive in the long run.
Standard equipment, made by concerns with
reputations to maintain, is the kind every electrical
customer should select, and every dealer should
sell. There is satisfaction in the use of such goods
because of the minimum of future trouble. We
try to buy the best and sell on a basis pleasing to
those who patronize us.
latter part of last week.
There were
Mr. J. S. Morin took advantage of
five members and two visitora present one of those beautiful moiat days last
to enjoy tbe afternoon and tbe dainty week to try the slippery sidewalks in
refreshments served by the hostess.
Portland. Thia trip was surely caused
Ladds Funeral Home. McMinnville, by business for no one would expect
16tf. sny pleasure on such a day aa selected.
Oregon. Phone Blue 6.
R. B. Mount of the McMinnville
Our list of subscribers for thia week
Plumbing Co., was in Dayton on buai­ follows:—R. L. Spangle, Elizabeth
neaa a ahort time Wednesday.
Situier,
Mrs. David Robinson, Z.
The D. E. & P. Co., are rushing our Spangle, B. Gabriel. Mrs .Lizzie A very,
tinsmith, G. B. Abdill with a big order G. G. Christenson.
for cane for their next shipment. Mr.
Herman Londerahaueen one of Mc­
Abdill hae an extra force at work on Minnville’s enterprising business n.e"
theae cana.
was in town one day the latter part of
T. A. Boulden ia busily engaged in last week and made his old time friends
laying a new sidewalk along the Thur­ in tbe Tribune office a short visit.
man property which is occupied by Dr.
Hall and family.
W. T. Montieth of Oregon City,
spent a couple of daya in Dayton the
first of the week visiting his neice Mrs.
C. C. Carter and family.
CHUUCIín
“It Serves You Right”
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Efficiency and sympathetic understanding characterize
our service.
The sensitive and delicate task of caring for the bodies
of women and children is performed exclusively by Mrs.
Ladd, who has the destinction oj being the only woman
licensed by the State Board of Health to embalm in this
• county.
Ladd’s Funeral Home
Formally Tilbury’s Chapel
Cheater Berning a son of Fred Bern­ “The empty house stood by the way
ing and wife of Antelope, Oregon, is
And many a passer by
visiting relatlea here for a couple of Looked upon the desolate scene
And gave a weary sigh.”
week«.
C. C. Peery of Pacific City, Oregon, Come and see what you can do to re­
was looking after buaineaa in thia city move that eyesore from our community.
Rev. Ford was in Eugene this week
on buainess.
Ed Kamfam and wife of McMinnville
The man that never starts never gets
«pent Saturday night and Sunday with
her parents, N. P. Robinson and wife there.
Methodist Episcopal church—Church
of Dayion.
School at 10 a. m.. Morning worship at
BORN—To Mr. and Mra. L. L.
11 a. m. "The Law of Averagea” will
Thornton at their home in the Union­
be the subject. Epworth League at 7
vale country on Thursday, April 13th,
a. m. Evening praise service with a
1922, a boy.
talk by the pastor at 8 p. m.
Mid­
G. W. Epley, of Sheridan, made the week service each week on Wednesday
Tribune a social and buaineaa call Mon­ evening at 8 p. m. We would like to
day morning of thia week.
call apeclal attention to the change of
Dr. E.
The Exposition Quartet gave a very time in the evening services.
E.
Gilbert
will
hold
the
second
Quart­
highly appreciated entertainment in
erly
Conference
at
Webfoot
thia
week
the Arcade Theatre building last Tues­
Thursday
at
8
p.
m.
Dr.
Gilbert
will
day night. The quartet ia under the
musical direction of Mr. E. Bruce preach and administer tbe Sacrsment
Knowlton, recently from the St. Paul of the Lord’a Supper. Our Eaater aer-
Musical Academy.
Each and every vicea at both Dayton and Webfoot were
member of the quartet is a professional meat gratifying and the large audiences
musicians snd rendered many beautiful at both services were well pleased. We
selections. We regret that not many renew our invitation to attend any or
of our people heard thia music, but all of our services. We have no special
hope to have the same quartet with us way of getting to Heaven but we do
again in the near future. Mr. Knowl­ claim to now the Way. If you are a
ton also has the direction of the Add stranger in Dayton you will f nd a
Club Quartet of Portland and they will hearty welcome and a warm hand clasp.
appear In the Arcade Theatre on Thurs­ A Methodist handshake may not be any
day evening, May 11. Thia also allures warmer or any better than any other
us of another high grade entertainment but it is just aa good. Come and put
' by main voicea,
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO
McMinnville, Ore.
Charles Harris from Cslifornia arriv-
ed at the home of hia aiater, Mrs. E.
Baptist Church—10 a. m. Sunday 1
Demaray in Dayton. the first of the School. Preaching at 11 a. m. Subject I
week, for a short viait.
” The Foundation and Culmination of
Rev. F. E. Fiaher, pastor of the Joy.” A talk intended for Christians
Evangelical church here has been
that it may broaden our outlook and
turned to thia place for another year life. “1 waa glad when they said unto
which is very pleasing to the members me let us go into the House of the Lord.
of hia charge aa well a« to "himself and Evening Sermon 7:30 p. m.
‘ The
family.
Empty House.”
Wednesday of thia week.
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Electrical Merchandise
The Tribune force ia under obliga­
Estate see tion to Mr. H. A. Kerr for a nice mesa
of smslt that he aasured us were band
caugbt by bimaelf.
Miss Alta Smith, daughter of G. W.
Last Thursday tba concrete work on
Smith and wife living adjacent to town
the
I. O. O. F. builing was completed
has been very sick this past week but
and
on Friday morning th« concrete
is now reported aa improving fairly
mixer
waa loaded onto the Duzan Bros,
well.
truck and returned to McMinnville.
Henry Gabriel and wife of fortland
Mesdames Hatfield and Wataon took
have been viaiting a fiw day« with
Mr«. Gabriel’« parenta, J. B. Dye and their departure tbe latter part of last
week for a few day a viait with a
wife, living hear town.
Tbe Dayton Needle club waa enter­ daughter and sister, Mrs. Al Dann, liv­
tained by Mra. J. G. Park one day the ing in Camaa, Washington.
For anything in
J. E. PROFFITT.
it to the test.
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New Arrivals
The Easter trade was better than we anticipated, on
account of the bad weather. New goods are arriv-
ing to replenish our stock.
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, the latest styles
and materials, priced from
$15.00 to $60.00
Ladies Coats, Suits, Capes, Dresses and Skirts
in all the new materials.
98.85 to 870.00
Coats range in price from
6.90 to 75.00
Capes range in price from
19.85 to 65.00
Suits range in price from
9.85 to 60.00
Dresses range in price from
Spring Furs Received
Our stock of Shoes is complete. If you are hard
to fit consult our expert shoemen.
Our stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Silks
is filled with the newest materials and colors.
We extend you an invitation to inspect
Our Stock
D. M. NAYBEGER
“Outfitter for the Whole Family”
McMinnville,
Oregon
Watch for the date of our opening of the
BARGAIN BASEMENT STORE
Where thing t will be »old for cath and let».
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