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DAYTON TRIBUNE
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F. T. MELLINGER,
Editor and Publisher
publisher hoi»«*« you will rvnew «own.
Our facilities provide for every possible requirement. A
Home in which is manifested the touch of thoughtfulness that
makes every act an additional expression of Jaithand respect.
A chapel which is convenient and adequate jor the spiritual
comfort so needed at such a time.
Entered aa «econd da»« matter, April
17, 1911, at the poat office at Dayton,
Oregon, under the Act of Congreaa ef
March 3. 1879.
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Subscription $1.75 per year in advance.
Ladd’s Funeral Home
F. T. Mellinger and family »pont the
day Sunday in Portland and at the
Thee. W. Ladd
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Funeral Director» and LicensedI Lmbalmer»
McMinnville, Or*.
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A hou«« la built of etune or wood or
Earl Burch and wife of Salem spent
brick,
but a home ia made of heart«.
Sunday at the home of his parent« in
Miss
Stilwell and Mr«. Gilkey vi«it-
this city.
ed in Portland aeveral daye thia past
W. E. Bales and family of Portland
are spending a week or more at the
Mr«. M. E. Nichols «nd sister Eliaa-
home of the parenta of Mrs. Bales. D.
C. VanDorn and wife, living near town. beth left Sunday morning for a month
“Oaks.”
Mrs. W. F. Abdlll was spending the
day Wednesday with a daughter living
in Newberg.
V. M. Low and wife were Sunday
visitors among relatives and acquaint­
ance» in Portland.
J Mra. C. Litecher spent the day Fri­
day laat with children in Portland and
doing a little ihoppir«.
If this paragraph is blue pen­
ciled, it means that we are send­
ing you sample copies for a short
time asking you to read carefully
and subscribe for T he T ribune .
We put meat before you that is
WORTH MEETING
Good meet is the making of a meal. It is the
foundation of a healthy eating. Get cuts from
fresh, well-fed stock. fx>t us wrap you up
some good tenderlions, steaks, chops, etc.
Our prices are fair and our meats are
the very best.
Dayton Meat Market
YAMHILL COUNTY
J. Claude Proffitt, Owner
Abstract Company
J. H. GIBSON, President
'he only Abstract Books in Yam­
hill County
Oregon
McMinnville,
Wm. Leckband Jr., wife and mother
Mrs. C. Leckband were in Portland on
W. F. Parker was a morning passen­
I ger via S. P. train Tuesday morning to business for the day Wednesday.
Mrs. Jessie Hadley and children
Portland on business.
reached home some ten or more days
Herbert Baxter accompanied by Mrs.
Monday afternoon Mrs. D. A. Snyder Eva L. Same and Emma Hogle were • go from their visit st the coast.
entertained he» Sunday school class at autoista to Pacific City Sunday last.
W.S . U’Ken is now the proud owner
a wienie roast on Palmer creek back of
and driver of a new Overland car. For
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J. Seitters and family of McMinn­
i in
the Snyder residence.
There were
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that
he
spenda
part
of
the
time
ville and two sisters from Ohio visited
eight little girls in this party who had
relatives in Dayton a portion of the day the store.
the best time ever.
The Arkansaw peach crop, which is
Sunday.
the
16th
or
Thursday August 3rd was
H. B. Allen and wife returned home ready to move, will turn out 1200
In
anniversary of Dayton’s big fire.
more ear», or double that of last year.
Sunday from a weeks vacation in East­
other words on August 3rd, 1906 fire
ern and Southern Oregon visiting the Sure some peaches.
started in the Bradley livery barn lo-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robertson of
cavee and Crater Lake while away.
cated in thp middle of the block. In a
Farm women enrolled in agricultural Forest Grove spent Sunday at the home
very short time the entire block was
of Mrs. Robertson’« parents, B. J. Par-
consumed. Those of us who were here extension poultry clubs last year raised
riah and wife of thia city.
then remember the strenuous work our 2,083 127 ataodard bred chickens. They
J. G. Park and wife who have been
people did in saving the stocks of mer­ received for chickens and poultry pro­
chandise in the store buildings in thia ducts «old, $1.617.047.83. in addition camping near the Fairchilds springs
for a week or more have returned home
to the supply produced for home use.
Elmer Jackman returned the latter
block.
the latter part of laat week.
part of last week from hia vacation at
Mies Helen Roseman will be missed Cannon Beach. Elmer say« he got a
from her accustomed place in the Mil­ full case of sunburn while imagining
ler Mercantile store In Dayton for the he was having a good time.
Upton W. R. C. No. 6 met in regu-
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appota-
applica-
lar session August 2nd. Two
Refreshment«
tiona were received.
Next
were served by the committee,
meeting Sept. 6th
OUR CUTS «««« UNKIND
or more at Newport, Oregon.
Sell Your Produce at Day ton
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f G PRODUCE CO
We Solicit Tour Business
Will tie Open for Business
Tuesday, August 1, 1922
Get Our Prices Before Selling Your Produce
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They are GOOD!
Day ton Lumber Yard
coming two weeks while she ii
Day ton, Oregon
ANNOUNCEMENT
The undersigned has had the Red Warehouse
repaired and a larger motor installed and is better
equipped to handle your grain expeditiously than
ever before.
Will be able to Handle the Grain
Growers’ Association Shipments
Sacks and Twine for Sale
RILEY L. CLARK
Dayton, Oregon
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Successful Graduates
Are the Best Recommendations of the
This institution offers a thorough, practical, and etandard education
at a cost within reach of the high school graduate.
U niyersity *O rfjgon
$1.50 to $4.50
The former prices were from
$2.50 to $7.50. See and be
convinced.
V. H. BALLARD
THE SWEETEST PLACE IN TOWN IS
R. L. CINNAMON’S
Confectionery and Ice 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 REFRESHING REFRESHMENTS
Parton
YAMHILL LODGE
I. O. O. T. No. M
Morin each Wadmadar
nicht in 1. O.O. F. Hall
QR. O. C. GOODRICH
DENTIST
COLLECTIONS
we send yon a check for
your share
Oregon
Day ton,
When we make your
LAND SURVEYING
and
The strongest and lagest Farmer«’ As­
sociation in the state.
Insurance in
ESTIMATES
orce over $15,000,000.00 and over 10,-
Day ton, Ore.
Elmer Pariah
000 membes. FARMERS ONLY. For
particulars sec—William Leckband,
Dayton, Oregon, phone 57x3.
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The Same Day
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO.
McMinnville, Oregon
Hillsboro, Oregon
ROBISON & NICOL
Veterinarians
Calls answered day or night.
All do-
FOR SALE: —A pure bred Jersey Is still doing business at the same old meatic animals carefully treated. Office
bull calf, 3 months old, and a few pure atand. Bring your shoe work to him. Phone Red 5411: Res. Phone Blue 3912.
McMlNNEVILLE, OREGON
bred Duroc Jersey pigs, boar« and gilts.
All work guaranteed
J. E. Finpicum, phone 2x20,
Dayton, Oregon. 27tf.
For circulars of information and illustrated booklet write to
The UNIVERSITY
OREGON
contains:
The college of Literature. Science
•nd the Art« with 22 department«.
The profession»! schools of Archi­
tecture—Business Administration -
Education-Graduate Study -Law-
Medicine—Music—Physical Educa­
tion-Sociology.
Evaporators of Fruita and Vegetable«. Packer« of and
Dealer« in Fruit t Vegeta blew and all kinds of produce.
The 47th Year Opens October 2,1922
Always in the man et for Green and Evaporated Fruita
Be sure to ace ua refore aelling any kind of produce.
Foracatalofut orang information
write The Retittrar, UnWtrHig of
Oregon, Butene, Oregon.
A»k your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evaporated Soup Vegetables
Do they give you Information that is Reliable?
We offer you high grade alarm
clocks at greatly reduced prices
G. B. ABDILL
Fall Term Open» September 18.
Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co
Residence 13x20
Phone Red 79
Maping
It offers training also in: The School of Music, Physical Educa­
tion, Industrial Journaliam.
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, Oregon
C. S. Gingrich
and
THE HANDS OF YOUR CLOCK
Mrs. George Gabriel and little daugh­
ter of Madras, Oregon, arrived Sunday
at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. W.
LOST—White and tan setter bird
Coovert in this city where she will dog. Get reward by returning to Andy
spend her summer vacation. Mr. Gab- Jacobsen, McMinnville, Ore.
36-ltp.
riel will arrive here in the course of
FOR SALE-A lot 40x100 feet in
fifteen or more days.
Marion Park, Portland, Oregon, set to
L. L. Howarth living near town had fru't trees.
Price $390.00.
Rosin«
the misfortune to let a pump that he Morse 9719, 65th Ave. S. E. Portland,
was repairing fall on his hand with the Oregon.
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result that he mashed two of the fingers
The Day ton Evaporating and Packing
and broke one other. Dr. Hall looked
Company >s in the market for Black­
after the injury which ia now healing
berries at the highest cash market
up nicely.
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price.
Mr. V. M. Low extended the editor
FOUND A bundle of 25 new grain
of thia paper an invitation to take a
sacks. Owner can have the same by
ride with him in the country which we
proving property and paying for thia
accepted with profuse thanks. He told
adv.
us he was going out in the Unionvale
STOCK AND GRAIN FARM FOR
country to look after some phones.
RENT:
—250 acres in cultivation, 460
That just suited us so along we went.
acres
in
pasture, also 288 head of
A few miles from town he pulled up to
sheep,
148
head of goata, 10 brood aowa
one side of the road where a gate star­
and
8
milk
cowa. Will give 10 year
ed us in the face, and of coures we got
lease
to
the
right party.
Inquire of
out and opened the gate.
“Lovely.”
John
Shelburn,
phone
19x3
Dayton,
In a few minutes we were confronted
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Oregon.
with another gate. Mr. Low began to
WANTED—Picker« to pick blnck-
apologize by saying, “that he did not
berries. Bonus paid to picker« who
bring you along to often gates, etc.,
Ed Winger,
and upon us assuring him it was a stay the entire season.
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great pleasure for us to get out every Dayton, Oregon.
few minutes end open gates, his face
FOR SALE—30 head of cow« and
lit up with smiles and he changed his heifers, fresh and coming freah in Oct­
remarks to the effect that he was com­ ober and November.
Will consider
plimenting us on being able to work trade on sows and pig«, goata or Ford
the different combinations that was truck. Come and see what $35 or $40
n^essary to open these, some twenty- will buy.
C. I. Booth, R. F. D. No. 2
five, gates on this trip. Of course we Ox. 44, McMinnville, Ore.
35-3t.
were all puffed up by his flattery and
SAVE MONEY by insuring your
have promised to go with him again in property in the Farmers' Mutual Fire
the near future. “Nuf sed.”
Relief Association of Portland, Oregon.
It offer« training for collegiate degrees in:
Mine»
Agriculture
Pharmacy
Commerce
Engineerirg and Mechanic Art» Vocational Education
Chemical Engineering
Foreetry
Military Science and Tadic»
Home Economic»
W. F. Ficke
away
Robert Addison is the new clerk in
the Randal) store this week, where he
ia trying tn take the place of Mrs. Jess
White while she is awiy on her vaca­
tion. Now don’t smile at this for Bob
ia succeeding in his undertaking.
S. B. DEY
Phone Red 54
Highest Market Price Paid For Cream
on her vacation.
Have just received another car of Cedar Posts. I
am keeping my yard fully stocked up with Lum­
ber, “Shingles and all kinds of building material.
Phone 42x2
(Location) Masonic Building
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Keep your money at home, by carry­
ing your Fire Insurance with tne Ore­
gon Fire Relief Association of McMinn­
ville. Oregon.
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E. 8. Beeson, Agent.
INVESTMENTS AND LOANS.
Luans on farm and city property at
lowest rates. Mortgages, note«, bonds
and contracts bought and sold. K'ep
your money busy day and night,
ihe undersign«- for mortgage invest-
menta.
Sixteen year« of «afe inveot-
ment« for client« 1« ■ record of merit.
Attorney B. A. Kilk«,
M c M innVIII«, Dragon.
CORSETS
When in need of a good fitting
corset try the
STEWART HYGIENIC
Will call and take your messure-
menta. Corsets made to older.
Price« Vary Reasonable
Mr». J. D. Montgomery
Phone 11x11
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BLACKSMITHING
General Repairing of all Kinds
PLOW WORK and PLOW SHARE
GRINDING
Fred Anderson