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FRESH VEGETABLES
Items of Qsnsral Interest to Res­
idents of Dsyton snd Vicinity.
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8. P. TIME CARD
FOR THIS WEEK
■OUTH0OUND
Train 861 arrives 9:11 a. m.
Train 356 arrives 11:47 a. m.
Train 866 arrives 2:36 p. m.
Train 353 arrives 6:43 p. m.
Train 867 arrives 7:12 p. m.
Green Peas 15c per pound
New potatoes I Sc per pound
Strawberries 35c per pound
Tomatoes 15c per pound
Lettuce 10c per head
NORTHROUND
Train
Train
Train
Train
Trsin
366
864
358
352
360
arrives 6:50
arrives k:43
arrives 1:00
arrives 3:46
arrives 6:46
a. m.
s. m.
p.m.
p. m.
p. m.
Time Gard Dayton Bus
I .eaves postófHce in
North bound
P. M.
Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
M. for
8:25
2:20
3:20
6:25
R. X. L. Almonds 25c per pound
Bulk Dates 20c per pound.
Al THE ARCADI IlffAIRf
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
4 Cscil VanWey and family are the
naw people that are occupying the
1 Harris house at the corner of 3rd and
Alder. Mrs. VanWey waa formerly
Doris Parish, daughter of Milo Parish.
CINNAMON’S
Confectionery and Ice Cream Store
Mrs. Viola Brazaau and children of
Newberg and Miaa Grace Abdill of
Portland spent Sunday with their moth­
er, Mrs. W. F. Abdill.
t
Lsdda Funeral Home. McMinnville,
Oregon. Phone Blue 8.
16tf
Upton W. R. C. No. 6 met in regular
session May 3, with a good attendance.
Contributions were made to G. A. R.
I »nd Flag fund ami to Near East Relief.
I Refreshments ware aerved by the com-
Imittee and social hour apent.
I In McMinnville Wednesday, May 10.
1st 7:30 p. m. there will be a meeting
I at which all csr.didatee for state and
I county offices have been invited to
I speak. Each candidate will give a
I abort talk and answer questions. This
I will give the public a good opportunity
I to “size up” the candidates and women
I voters as well as men are urged to at-
I tend.
THE HOME OF REFRESHING REFRESHMENTS
We carry a large line of Magazines,
Dayton agents for Butterick Patterns
Mt. Hood Ice Cream constantly on hand
None Better.
We handle a full line of Electrical supplies.
Get our prices.
You will find no Electric Lamp superior to
the Edison Mazda.
; ; met our Dsyton boys, Harry Sherman
;; and Earle Coburn and are loud in their
praises of the way these boys sssisted
< I in their entertainment while there.
We are glad to call attention to a genunine
bargain. We have just placed on sale a big lot
of glass tumblers, capacity 8 ounces, neat pat­
tern, good grade and priced at 5 cents each for
1 or 100. See our windows. How many?
A Record of Achievement
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Vote for Patterson and Stop this Waste!
Since 1013 State taxes have increased 748.7 per cent!
This gross extravagance must be stopped!
Mr. Patter­
son has pledged that when elected he will make a sub­
stantial decrease in your state taxes by efficient and eco­
nomical administration. A vote for Senator Patterson is
a vote for clean, economical business-like government.
PATTERSON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
>01 Imperial Hotel
Portland, Oregon
Paid Adv,
DO YOU WANT A RADIO PHONE?
. What is more attractive than a country home
comfortable and well appointed, with the modern
and up to date conveniences, that make home life
easy and pleasant? With running water in the
house, provided by an electric pumping outfit, elec­
tric iron, vacuum cleaner, electric range, fan for
the summer months, heaters for the cool’fall days,
all these made possible by having electricity on the
farm. What attractions in the town can draw one
away from a reality so pleasing and satisfying?
And now the radio phone! Within a short time
we shall have installed a Westinghouse receiving
set and the public is invited to be our guests at our
offices in Newberg. This set is capable of “pick­
ing up” 1500 miles and we feel our many friends
will have the opportunity of listening to excellent
entertainments which this set will afford.
sick this past week is reported as im-|
proving slowly, R. L. Cinnamon, his I
father was also confined to tbe house [» I
day or so thio week.
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Electricity is the balm that eases the hard­
ships of human life.
We shall have for sale the radio phones and
after our set is installed we shall carry a stock to
supply the large demands that are sure to follow.
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO
“It Serves You Right”
tnimmmmnixumnmnmmiacmmsnn]
Mrs. Hattie Stanley and her daught-1
| er Rath have moved from the rooms I
I they occupied in the Hotel building to I
I ’ nothing whatever to do with Fatty Ar- what is known as the Lottie Lewis I
; I buckle. When they come home have house across the street from the M. E.
;
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ALWAYS AWAKE
Our telephone is always awake and we are
always ready to be of assistance to you.
Our service is alike to all people.
them explain this matter to you.
church.
NOTICE- Last week we printed that
The efficient school teachers who!
the Brotherhood of Amercian Yeoman have so well conducted our school this I
would meet on May 11, 1922. But ow­ year have been rewarded by all of them I
ing to things unforaeen we will be un- being re-employed for the coming I
= | able to have this on this date, but will
school year which assurea us of another
I hold the meeting on May 18th, instead
year’s good school.
j;
of the 11th. Hoping that all members
W. W. Nickell, County Assessor was I
new n^d old will be present, and don’t
renewing acquaintances in Dayton I
forget the date. May 18, 1922, in the
I Monday of this week. While here be
Opera House at Dayton.
I called on the Tribune force for a short
Ernest Broughton, District Deputy.
time.
VOTE FOR FRED WITHEE for
I County Commissioner. Always a good Il Prof. Roy Marion Wheeler accom­
HdctlKE PAHEBSON
HILE he waa collector, the buaineaa of Mr. Patter*
aon'a office practically doubled yet he reduced the
coat of running hia office by 16,380 a year. Since 1906
haa been a aucceaaful farmer at Eola, Polk County. In
1919 and 1921 aerved aa State Senator from Polk County.
Aa chairman of Senate Finance Committee led the fight
againat whoissale salary increase bills and defeated moat
of them.
In 1921 voted againat increasing Governor's
salary.
at 3 p. m., and at Day ton
; I Banker Sherman and Postmaster
<• Miller sre spending tbe week in San
' I Franciaco on offical business, which has
'
He is a man of rare personality and
proved executive ability.
Here,
briefly, is hie story: Isaac Lee Pat*
teraon was born in Benton County.
Oregon, in 1859. Attended country
achoola and worked hia way through
Christian College, Monmouth.
Be*
came a aucceaaful merchant in
Salem.
In 1894 waa elected Stata
Senator from Marion County. In
1898 waa appointed Collector of
Cuatoma at Portland, by Preaident
McKinley; re-appointed by Preaident
Roosevelt in 1902.
Dayton Oregon
Mrs. Charles Hadaway and eon Ellis 103rd Anniversary of the order on the
were McMinnville shoppers Saturday I night of April 26th. A lerge crowd of I
I last.
I the membership and their families I
Ladds Funeral Home. McMinnville, I were on hand to enjoy tbe program I
I Oregon. Phone Blue 5.
16tf. I whieh was well rendered. Short speech-1
I es from long time members were listen-1
Misses Lens Stilwell sr.d Hilda J.
I
J I Olsen were Portlsnd visitors Saturday, ed to and appreciated. Refreshments I
i: I Friday afternoon last Mrs. L. H. werve served etfer which a social hour!
; I Litacher entertained the Dayton Needle was enjoyed by all present.
Archie Abdill io now employed by I
' I Club at her home in this city. A fine
the
Union Oil Company of California I
■ I time is reported.
in driving a delivery truck for this I
I Mrs. Amands Wilson is enjoying s
company. He waa in town Wednesday I
1 • I visit from her daughter Marie, aeveral
< I days ths Istter psrt of last week and morning accompanied by his manager I
a Mr. Nichols of Newberg, who was I
I the fore part of this.
here looking ef ter the business of the I
I I
b| Messers Hsrry Dey, Joseph Wheeler Company
j
, I end Rev. W. T. Ford were in Eugene a
The Cinnamon child who has been so I
day or so recsntly snd while there they
STORE CHATS
at the primariea Friday, May 19.
of Dayton
Last Friday evening some twenty or
Little Junior U’Ken who underwent
more members of the Epworth League I a sligt surgical operation last week re-
of this place and a number of Leagues I cuperated rapidly and is now playing
from other parts of the County were about aa usual.
entertained by the League of McMinn­
The Odd Fellow end Rebekah fra-
ville, in that city. •
I ternitiea of Dayton, celebrated the
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.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE
FOR
Dollars deposited in the bank are like a magnet
they attract or draw others to them; but dollars
unwisely spent will do the same only the attrac­
tion or drawing power will be in the opposite di­
rection.
Kenneth Goreline who baa been seri-
For anything in Real Estate see lously ill at his parents’ home for a
I month or more was able to walk down
J. E. PROFFITT.
G. H. Stonebrink expects to leave town for the first time Saturday last. |
Monday morning for Sofia, New Mexi­
Len Litacher haa been busy tbe last
co, where he will make his home with I few days in wiring the aew rooms for
I Yamhill Lodge No. 20 I. O. O. F.
his son George.
THE SWEETEST PLACE IN TOWN IS
R. L HARRIS
I
E. S. Filer reports bis baby as sick
and among those that have the whoop­
ing cough.
Next Week—“Across the Di­ I Grand Island
I at 8 p. m.
vide.”
L
F you want to see your dollars Come rolling in,
start a BANK ACCOUNT, accumulate a
working fund. Let your money work for you.
F. E. Berry has been on the siek list
this week but is able to be out again at
thia time.
Saturday, May 6— “Our Mutual
Friend” by Charles Dickens.
Classed as one of the forty-seven I Sunday May 7 is education day in
best pietpres produced last year. I the Evangelical church in Dayton and
Termed “The Perfect Movie.” I the sermon both at Dayton and Union-
I vale will touch on Christian Education.
Comedy—“Rough Seas.”
I Preaching at Union vale at 11 a. m.
F. J. Randall’s Grocery
R.
Well Trained Dollars
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Ladd’s Funeral Home
Formally Tilbury’s Chapel
McMinnville, Ore.
Phone Bine 5
Kgn rniiiinviiinnisvviiiiiivvvvvMiivinivin Hl
Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co
Evaporator» of Fruita and Vegetable«.
Paeksrs of and
mad b< oater and stands for a square panied by Messrs Virgil Isham and
Daalrra in Fruita, Vegetables and all kinds of produce.
Hsrry Naeve all of Portland were Sun­
deal for all parts of the County.
Always in the market for Green and Evaporated Fruits
(I’d. Adv.) day visitors at the farm home of C. S.
Be sure to see us before selling any kind of produce.
M. R. Cooper msde a rush trip to Lewis a few mllee from Dayton, the
Ask yovr Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables
I Portland Tuesday morning on import­ occaaion being the birthday of Mr.
Tbe visitors express them-
ant business and reached home in the I I Lewis.
I selves as bsving been highly entertain­
early afternoon.
ed and they exhibited much interest in I
Mrs. C. A. Ponnay of Portland spent
Miss Evalyn Hog Ie who has been
Mesdames Stuart and J. L. Sherman
I the well kept stock and young chickens. |
sevearl
days
this
last
week
at
tbe
home
quite
sick recently is once more sble to
accompanied by J. E. Mellinger and
I I of her brother, J. E. Mellinger and be about town and at school once more.
Toledo
to
get
3-story
hotel.
wife were in the County seat for a
short time Monday afternoon.
I I Yamhill County ia to have a Free wife in Davton, returning to her Port­
Miss Cecil Goodrich who has been
land home Saturday last.
attending school in Newberg this win­
Some nine or ten of our prominent Clinic.—Yamhill county heatlth week
Barry Bond is building a neat and ter was in town the latter part of last
ladies were in Portland Wednesday will be held in McMinnville for four |
days
from
May
10
to
May
13
inclusive.
where they and a number of ladies from
up to date bunaglow on his farm near week renewing acquaintances among
On each of the days sbove mentioned I
various clubs in other parte of the
the S. P. Station.
This new house former friends and schoolmates.
there will be specialists in the partie-1
Gresham—Zwiebel
Manufacturing
adds much to the appearance of the
County were entertained by the As­
Co. installing new machinery.
sociated Industries of Oregon.
They ular lines involved out of Portland who neighborhood.
left us as a happy bunch of people and I with the local doctors will diagnose the
Mrs. Jesnnstte Ogden Bsiiey of the
Fire last week at the Bunker home
cases snd tell whst kind of treatment I
St. Johns country waa visiting her par-
when they come home and indigestion
a few miles from town, on whst has
sets in. we may have a different story I | should be necessary to put ths patisnt
ents, H. G. Ogden and wife several
been
known as the Dick Goodrich farm
I in good health.
Thia wurk is being
days recently.
to tell.
done sll ovet the state under the super­ was confined to the smokehouse where
We are pleased to tell his numerous
Mrs. M. R. Cooper spent a greater
vision of the Stste Board of Health. it originated and burned only a few
friends that Mr. James Coovert is still
portion of this week with her parents
shingles
off
ths
woodshed.
By
the
Wednesday will be Dental day; Thurs­
continuing to improve some and feels
In Portland and visiting among former
day Tubsrculosis day; Friday Mother’s timely aid of the neighbors the fire was
that he la on the fair way to recovery.
friends and acquaintances.
controlled
without
much
damage
being
and infahts day; Saturday School child­
done.
>90,572 contract let to rock road
Keep your money at homo, by carry­ ren’s dsy. Consultation snd sxamina-
from Toledo to Eddyville.
ing your Fire Insurance with the Ore-1 tion sre fres to anyons who wishes to
Miss Viola Isham, a former Dayton
Bids called for surfacing St. llelcns-
gon Fire Relief Association of McMinn- tsks sdvsntsgs of this opportunity. girl, was a Sundav visitor with her sis-
Pittsburg road.
ville, Oregon.
For information consult Drs. Hall or tsr, Mrs. Eli Kurts snd family In Day-
Astoria—>14,243.54 contract award-
E. S. Beeson, Agent.
28tf. Goodrich,
ton,
led for street improvements.