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? EXTRA GOOD VALUES
IN BROOMS
i Paragraphical
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’"’»reaf to R,„.
*• of °"Won and Vicinity.
Raymond Jackmm. the effi i4rt > , k
« the U-Ren Hardware wn „ Krtl.nd
bu.mexs visitor Friday |„t week.
8 p TIME CARD
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SOUTIIHOUND
Train 351
I fuifi
Train
Train
T» n
1 rain .157
arriva» 9; 13 a.
HrrivpM 11 -4F
-Zi 1
Mr^?ve,'
P
"rrîve* 6.ti3 p
arrive. 7:14 p.
m
M'» Mddnd E. Nichola was . Port-
<«nd vi»)(0f jMt Fn(hy reju
t
hei home on Saturday tnorning
m.
m.
m.
«l-Py. Litacher has made the an-
HOHTHHOUND
nouncement that she will .tt.nd
Lin-
field College In McMinnville this
win-
I rain Mt arrive. < 53 a m
I ram 354 arrive. b:5ii a m
Perfection” 50c
pm-
Tr«ta 380 «ni.«, 6p'
H our ” 75 c
Other Real Good Brooms Priced at
65c
85c
$1.25
Ladd. Antral ll„me, m Minnville,
Oregon, Phone Blue 15,
Jbt/
A. M. Oetme-ln
« w«« » Pufthnd
hu.inea. vhitor h»t Saturday
riturn*
ing home in th, evening.
OUR OWN COMMUNITY FIRST
“ oJ°'«Ph Matty wa. . D-ylon vJg.
X a “
*
rüíada*'
“•he ha. j0.t returned from a vi.lt to
hi» old home in England.
Time Card Dayton Bu.
L««v«« poatofflee in
A. M. tor
Northbound
«.-25
P. M.
■Southbound
2:20
Northbound
3:20
Southbound
6:26
County Judge Daniel. of McMjnn.
*i»le was seen on
our street. Sunday
.to ...„to
„ ,njoylw
bZ men Wh0m
know^^^
ity.
«iuwen oí this commun-
vi< »
emenaely.
¿hth<bank y°“ help in'
Xunless to the community.
W. 8. Hibbert and wife left Tuesday
morning for an auto trip to the Yellow
»tone N.Oonal Park. They expect to
be aw.y ironi homf>
AI THE ARCADE THEAERE
Little Peach” $1.00
All Gold" $1.50
F» J» Randall^ Grocery
Phone Bed 28
Saturday, Sept. 16-Marie Pre-
^’(vostm -Her Night of Nights ^
A «nappy little flapper, lots of
all th"’ 3 P,Cture- After
A all though its a heart interest
* ed7 It h ' n fi”e
Com*
1
Great Power in Flesh
Like produces like.
Flesh makes flesh.
The strongest and hardiest people are
those who consume MEAT.
The American Indian lived
buffalo and bear steak.
John Bull,” that model of h«i
hardihood.
would starve without his roast
N^tam™d."bUt^
Our meats are always the best to be had
See us for strength-giving meais.
A. C. Detmering
Dayton Evaporating & Packing Co
Always in the mar. et for Green and Eval>Orated Fruits
• sure to æe us t «fore selling any kind of produce
Ask yocr Grocer for Gold Nu„et Evaporated Soup Vegetable.
Dayton Lumber Yard
Have just recced another car of Cedar Posts I
am keepmg my yard fully stocked up with Lum-
ber. Shingks and all kinds of building material
Phone 42x2
Dayton, Oregon
Mixa Valera Flint WM in town a few
d«ya ago carrying around a very sore
finger on her left hand caused by an ac
-
cident with an ax.
■
Mrs. A. D. Foster of Camp Lewis,
Washington, returned to her home Sun-
_ i _ u
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in ■"rhe
Ni^^Th “pi,grimt of the
• ,'kht.
I he story of a pretty
if*H, a gang of Parisian bandits
an organ-gfinde,. and
y<*ru.
for anything m
.J- E. PROFFITT.
Ke«| Estate
«nd vicinity foi a week.
"The tent of humanity'» grading
In kindly protection-Love’» token
When day in the Wetland in »hading
And tender farewell A tn been npoken."
(^l\^rZUra”dnK,endfr(,^^^
J all who have panned beyond eternity'» veil.
leave nothing undone that »hould be done.
the riaht
We ntrive to
MV nt rive to
„. ^dd’8 F-«eral Home
F»«l
»nd Licen^d Emtt
McMinnville, Ore.
Mon lay was one of the hotest day.
of the aewon for th., section of the
country. the thermometer standing at
or about 10O in tne ,b.de
The
hop picker, in thi. section of the cour-
tIL’t
gre"t,y and U «
th.t two of the picker, in the F
Retry y.rd » Hhort di8(.nce
fainted due to the extreme heat,
F
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Your Electrical Supplies
we.th
’? hCpe" tha‘lhe extren,e hot
her which has prevailed during
he fore part of this week c ,d not prove I
facto^aKE1’}^ ElectricaJ, for the
undoing of many of those who
were labor,ng ln an endeavor to save
the crop, of our growers.
motors, fans, raS
materials, at priced that are right,
On Sunday |a8t. September 10, 1922
dr.Chru. Litscher, of this city cele­
night and Saturday in Portland on
brated hia 80th birthday.
H(8
pleasure and business.
if« and children had arranged a aw.
visHr r “r R‘
W” “ P"“«“ prise dinner for him and with a few in-1
hZ V
d",' l“',t Weel< «»«ning 7
KUe,tB the d«y was made most
home Friday evening.
P easant. When the time for dinner
A C. Van Nays and wife of Corvallis arrive.l we found seated at the table
«pent Sunday in Dayton at the A. W Mr- and Mrs. Chris. Litscher, L. H*
»iaifieid home and with other relatives. -'tocher and wife. Mrs. John Litscher
nd family, Ernest Litscher and family
L«oy Lewis of McMinnville spent
-
‘ Hhe Utscher and family, Ralph Tay-
some time in Dayton, Tuesday trans-
•or
ami family, and A. J. McCann ar d
"cting business and renewing old ac-
wife.
At this time the W. R. C. of
<<uaintances.
smaH?
V
/re8e,’ted "r L,tSCher With “
The home of Wm. Taylor on Grand
h"*8’ W'nnir
F. T. Mellinger and wife spent Fri-
House Wiring a Specialty
se^1^N^ . « - ouraim togive
•ing your house wiring, mXT'X'n
d6!'?"'
appertaining to the electrical in 1 F °r anytllln^
Pleased to ¿ve to y^
X8”3"
lence.
orient oi our exper-
electric co
u
°f ,heir
a"ri «teem
J*>« burned to the ground on
It Serves You Right”
’< was highly appreciated by him
Tuesday of thi, week. The particulars
AH wuhed Mr. Litscher many happy
we have not been able to learn.
«turns of the day and hoped that they
Udd. Funeral Home. McMinnville
might
be priviledged to help him
Margaret Addison the three year old
__ Blue
r»i
_
Oregon. Du
Phone
5.
cele-
a / I /O9‘m88ter M G' MH,er W88 ««fin­
15tf. brate many more such pleasant
<cas-
Mrs. Lina Buckley is
ed to his home and bed a few days this
near Itoi
it „ the „„
treating her sions.
house to a new coat of
-• week on account of sickness.
During
..
.
- Psint, which
PIW
Dr.
Hill
being
The caravan that appeared in
adds greatly to the attractiveness of
» his absence the smilrng face of Herman
this bad spe„ of sickness.
city about noon on Tuesday was travers-
At thia writing Wilaon could be
the piace. The work is being done by
the child ia some what
seen behind the post
'"K
the
county
with
the
end
in
view
of
improved.
L. E. Morton.
office window.
•dverti.ing the Yamhill County Fair
The Monday Card Club held its regu- and Legion Carnival to be held in Mc-
■ r meeting last Monday night at the MmnVlI1 next week begjnnjng
th#
home of Mrs. E. B. Hayden in this 19th and ending the 21st.
Heading
c»y.
Those present report a splendid this procession was a small truck with
:e7vTbXay ifaX’ refrMhm8n‘8 all kinds of devices for making noise
were of the and a number of young men from M -
very best.
Minnville representing vinous forms
J. 8. Morin, who has
citixenahip.
Following this car
been visiting
hia nephew. Earl Morin,
came
some
15
or
20
automobiles, load­
in Montana,
tor the past week or more, returned to ed with citizens from all over the cou- -
hi* home In this city last Thursday ty. Included in the crowd was an or­
morning. Mr. Monn says he saw some chestra and the Ford car that is to be
beautiful country while
Many
------ a*ay, but given away during the Fair.
thinks this is good enough for h:m.
I eautiful young ladies were to be seen
way to «
ask
tho reoc
people of the state for nate *he Ameril"n t>«ople and deprive
sk mo
property and the IPeople of the necessities of life,
people of that city to build and hold an I’hen th® governmcnt "•» destroy the
unions for tl e government of the Unit­
exposition. Anything wrong in that?
।
ed States is supreme and must endure ”
A slight accident occured at the
W.-S', top ,.M
I
«“«I
M.
\ " J i”*'
fiMFt f\f
aw
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part of lua>
Isst week —
i a.
when Mrs. Elmer
ÍAJ1WL fl
r^.
J_ E. Mellinger and wife left last
Fnd.y morning for T.llamook where
they expect to spend a week or more
with their daughter. Mrs. W. E. Gab­
riel of that city.
B siness has been rushing for the «bout our streets endeavoring to sell
Oayton Sand & Gravel Co. of this city chances on this car, and met with con-
>o much so they have been compelled siderable success. A short address was
i
Conse «"de by Dr. Toney of McMinnville
Sixty-seven persona were killed and to employ another tow boat.
I
gently
iRed)
Bicknell
is
agam
a re«- and responded to by Mayor R. L
664 injured in 1114 automobile acci-
Harris.
•
dent
of
this
city.
dents during week ending July 17, jn
We see in passing over the road from
twenty-seven cities.
When the unions claim the right to
Pi 'ortland ia proceeding in an orderly |CtMte ,n tl,e Kove’‘nment and to domi- here to McMinnville that the little
Thera i. room for argument as to
which three words are the sweetest in
th« English language, "I love you,” .r
t
"enclosed find check
Y . m i, . i I i I
cnee«. —Yamhill
Record, w."to.'.XT.
ment.
ng hop pole and knocked unconaciuua
the flrat and are now upon a more sub­
for some
sustained a badly
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MIJV rUBld
stantial basis.
,
vote unanimously bruised head and shoulder,
but at the
in favor of the latter.
uf lav
. present time is much improved.
L
aee
E. D. Roseman spent a busy day
in
I ortland Tuesday,
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weeks. .
Phone Blue S
LUCK?
STRIKE
SIGARETTE?
irk toast , o
It's toasted. This
one extra process
gives a delightful
quality that can
not be duplicated
stretch of road just beyond tha end of
the McMinnville bridge is being paved.
V c highly commend the county court
for this action and think it is not being
done before it is needed, but believe
at they must have overlooked the
fact that the little stretch of road on
the south end of the Day ton river
bridge is in bad shape and needs some
pavement also. We were given to un-
erstand that the county court was in
no financial condition to do any paving
‘hi" year, and that they did not feel
like accepting the offer of the Dayton
Sand & Gravel Co., of this city, which
offer was Io pave the stretch of road,
allowing the county court to set the
price for Ihe work and then wait, with­
out interest for the money, until such
time an the court thought they could
pay it, because they did not wart to
place any obligations upon the county
they could not foresee a way to pay.
A good business principle.
Now that
Ihe court 11»« become flush
we believe
that it is time for them to
come cro.a
with the paving.
They
have done
enough for the benefit of
the county
seat for one year.
round the corner
A |
JustlOdays away is School.
Ten
shopping days in which to equip the
== children with needed supplies. Why
wait until the last hour when we will
be rushed. We have everything you need in
bhoes, Hats, Caps, Stockings, Ginghams, Per-
cales and Serges.
Make an early trip here for supplies,
cils, Pens, Rulers. Tablets, Erasers,
Books and Ink.
Pen-
Note
Look at the thickness of our tablets before
buying.
Miller Mercantile Co
Phone Red 27
n
Dayton, Oregon
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