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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1922)
,****aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa**aaa*ww%n How Would You Like To Have A 4 Ledila Funeral Hom«. McMinnville. Oregon. Rhone Blue 6. 15lf Paragraphical James Leigh of Portlsnd sn old time friend of the Broughtons vialtsd them a day or ao recently. Items of General Interest to Ret- ! idants of Dayton and Vicinity. ¡4 Old Faihioned Ice Cream Social— Webfoot Methodiet Church—Saturday evening— Proceeds for the ehureh. 8 P. TIME CARO 4 4 a . SOUTIIHOUND Train 351 arrive» 9:13 a. m. Train 366 arrives 11 :45 a. rn. Train 356 arrives 2:43 p. rn. Train 353 arrives 6:1*3 p. m. Train 357 arrives 7:14 p. ni. Ml»« Ruth Bureh returned home Sun day frnm a week'a viait with her broth er Earl Burch, and wife in Salem. J. L. Stuart ia out of the Bank on his vacation this week end while he in resting he is repairing porchea on his house. NORTHBOUND Train Train Train Train Train Plenty in stock and at price anyone can anord ? 2c per lb 1 * Takes a fine, ripe, juicy ? I 356 arrives r- M a. m. 354 arrives 8Af a. m. 358 arrives 1:09 p.m. 352 arrives 3:33 p. m. 360 arrives 8:38 p. m. leaves jwjatofflce in A. M. for Northbound 8:25 P. M. Southbound 2:20 Northbound 3:20 Southbound 5:25 For anything in J. E. PROFFITT. 'J « ? A home with you F. J. Randall’s Grocery Phone Red 28 >1 Ml Sam Montgomery a former reaident of Dayton but now of Roseburg, tsrried ■ few hours in Dayton renewing old ac quaintances, Monday last Time Card Dayton Bus Real Vine Pearce of Madras. Oregon, a former County Judge of Yamhill coun ty waa transacting business in Dayton, and renewing old acquaintances ths Estate see latter part of laat week. Mrs. Luger who has been visiting Frank LaPort ik over in Marion her parents, H. Kuiper and wife, for county helping the Massay Bros., with the past severs! weeks terminated her their harvesting. visit with them and left for her home in Pendleton Tuesday. Some statesmen get their faces on our money, but most of ua are satisfied The Cooper Musical Co. will appear to get our hands on it. in the Opera Houae for aix nights. Mr. W. S. U'Ren ia hsvlng s large, com Cooper promises the patrons a good, modious garage built on his lot nesr clean entertainment, different from the the dwelling house. rest and plenty of big noveltiee. If you like good music and clean comedy Rev. K. K. Clark and family accom panied by Harry Wilson reached home go every night. Words of Wisdom TL-iff "it ia easy to prove that money spent on triflea in youth 1 11111 l would keep many a man from want in old age. Opening a bank account in a child’s name has many times resulted in thrift-forming habits which have been the foundation stones for a succeesful life. Out-of-town neighbors might do well to make the trip into town more than a spending excursion from the child’s standpoint. Make it an event for adding a little to a bank account. from the coast Saturday evening last. Great Power in Flesh Like produces like. Flesh makes flesh. The strongest and hardiest people are those who consume MEAT. The American Indian lived largely on buffalo and bear steak. “John Bull,” that model of hardihood would starve without his roast. An American is but half a man without his ^ham and.” Our meats are always the best to be had. See us for strength-giving meais. A. C. Detmering Dayton Evaporating A Packing Co Kvaporstors or Fruita and V<->rctablM. Packer» of and iMwIvn in Frubr. Voffvtablmi »nd all kind» of produce. AI way a in the man et for Green and Evaporated Fruits Be sure to tee ua before selling any kind of produce. Ask your Grocer for Gold Nugget Evsporsted Soup Vegetable, WM. E. BALLARD COMMERCIAL ARTIST, SIGN PAINTER Lessons Given in Oil and Water Colors Dayton Oregon You’re Safe When You Buy Here You know our reputation for reliability. We fill prescriptions accurately, scientifically. That la ona reason why wo carry Johnaon & Johnaon’a Abaorbent Cotton, Baby Powder, Shaving Cream, Firat Aide, etc. Carl Bruhn and son Henry left on Raymond Hayden of California is Tuesday morning's train for Marion, here for a short visit with Mrs. Ruth North Dakota, to visit a son and broth Haydon and her mother Mra. Hattie er Ed Bruhn, who is known here by a Stanley. number of our people. Henry expects Ixiwell Benfer of McMinnville is en- to remain there during the winter, but oying a short visit with his uncle Geo. Mr. Bruhn will go on Into Iowa before H. Jackman and family living a short coming home, which will be in about three months. distance from town. Fred Stanley and family of Bakers field, California, terminated their visit with his mother and sister, Wednesday and started on their return to their home. W. S. Hibbert and family. Mrs. Wm. Lumm and children and Harry Wambs- gars and family left early Saturday morning for Netrrts to spend a week or more camping on the beach. E. E. Burch and wife and A. Dun ean and wife entertained their parenta J. T. Burch and wife of Dayton and S. S. Duncan and wife of McMinnville, Sunday at Spongs landing near Salem. Rev. M. A. Marcy of McMinnville waa in town Saturday last accompanied by Rev. T. L. Jones and wife of Port land. Rev. Jones has filled two ap pointments as the Methodist minister in Dayton, the first time in 1878. He has lost his sight and ia partially deaf, but not withstanding these afflictions ha enjoyed hie visit here greatly. For all he has held pastorates in may plac es i ince he waa located here he remem bered the people that wore here at the time he preached in Dayton, and many who have died or moved away. Mrs. Boettcher and daughter of Ore gon City, and another daughter, Mrs. Jno. Sill husband and children of Port land spent the day Sunday camping near the old home place in the Webfoot locality. • Does sewing seem burdensome to you in hot weather? W. F. Parker is making some im provements in the way of new out building on his farm near town. This lime it is a new chicken house. Mr. Parker ia making arrangements to en gage extensively in the chicken busi ness. Ladds Funeral Home. Oregon. Phone Blue 5. We were greatly surprised recently to learn that our veteran threshing ma chine man, Mr. Dan Gibbon was not running a threshing machine this sea son. Upon inquiry as to ths why not, we were told that he had run a thresh ing machine for the last 48 years and came to the conclusion that he had earned a rest. Just so! just so! “wot you tink.” With Th« Belrobe you have no cutting problem—ao expert bos worked it all out so clearly that you cut without hesitation, and without wasting an inch. House Wiring a Specialty Call or write us at Newberg. It is our aim to give service. If we can be of service to you in design ing your house wiring, motor wiring or anything appertaining to the electrical industry we shall be pleased to give to you the benefit of our exper ience. YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO “It Serves You Right” TRANSFER I am prepared and equipped to handle your local hauling in any capacity. Phone me your orders and I will attend to the mat- ter at once. A trial will convince you. Dayton, Oregon «ling momenta when you don't know what etap to take next. Follow the pictures in The BeL rob* - end you see ju st where each piece goes; where to biatl, Cwhen to gather, how to maka seams Ha flat; all the trouble some details wich need to bother you are smoothed away. Phone 13x4 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 The Belrobe »howa you how to “Aniah," too, ao that your frock or blouse baa th« lock of an original model. 111 We have ell the new Stand ard-Designer Petterns thie week, each one carrying • com plete Belrobe. Come in and let ua show them to you before you go over our wonderful mid summer showing of sheer sum mer materisla WATSON’S PHARMACY I We carry everything Electrical, for the home, factory and business, lamps, lamp socket devices, motors, fans, ranges, washing machines, wiring materials, at prices that are right. B. F. Potts Methodist Episcopal Church Services are keeing up wonderfully well for the summer months and our people are to be highly spoken of for their loyality to both morning and evening service. This is very true of the young people of our League as they seldom miss a service. The pastor has been speaking at the morning services concerning some of the early Ohl Testament char acters. Next Sunday be will speak on Isaac the inan of peace. Dr. Gilbert held Quarterly Conference on Thursday in preparation for the Annual Confer ence which comes one month earlier thie year. We have had a fit e year in Dayton and love our little city. 10* They are GOOD! Your Electrical Supplies rob« (enclosed with evory new Standard-Dasignar Pattern) makes a new thing at dress making- makes it ao delight fully easy and economical that McMinnville, 15tf. They are made by a Arm whose ideals correspond with oure. (We are always glad to hear you ask for Johrnon’o. “SERVES YOU RIGHT” Dalton, O-rgon Phon« Red 6H ;^-sna"k of - Day ~- ton j II li-« F aly Dayton Oregon ^Miller Merc. Co.^l Dayton, Oregon I
