Latid« Funeral Home. McMinnville,
Oregon. Phone Blue B.
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PROVISIONS
Itemi of General Intereat to Res- 1
¡dents of Dayton and Vicinity.
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Ray Kreitx of Portlanl visited his
parent«, M. W. Kreitz and wife, Sun
day last.
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Back Bacon, Sugar Cured, 10 to 12 aver. 27Jc per lb. >
Fancy Breakfast Bacon, sugar cure, G aver. 40c per lb. >
BOUTHBOUND
Train 351
Train 356
Train 356
Train 363
Train 357
Harry Sherman and E*rle Coburn
left Saturday for their U, of O. school
at Eugene.
arrives 9:13 a. m.
arrives 11:15 a.m.
arrives 2:43 p. rn.
arrives 6:03 p. m.
arrives 7:14 p. m.
J. Puutio and wife of the Hopewell
country were business visitors st the
Dsyton Evaporating Company Wednea-
day last.
NORTHBOUND
Flour
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
White Down, fine for pastry, $ 1.80 sk.
Vim, all hard wheat,
$2.00 sk.
st je
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X X ara <
$2.15 sk.
Snow Drift, hard wheat,
$2.15 sk.
Laundry Soap 5c per bar
a. rn.
a. rn.
p.m.
p. m.
p. rn.
WHITE Sewing machines at Dem-
aray’a Hardware store.
Time Card Dayton Bus
leaves ¡lostoffice in
Northtxrund
P. M.
Southbound
Northlxiund
Southbound
White River, fine family flour, $2.10 sk.
Olympic, hard wheat,
356 arrives **58
.’$54 arrives 8Æo
358 arrives 1:09
352 arrives 3:33
360 arrives 6:38
A.
M. for
8:26
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Mrs. Amanda Wilson was called to
Salem Tuesday to help care for an uncle
that was accidently injured while work
ing on the road.
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$7.«35, subject to market changes.
F. J. Randall’s Grocery
Phone Red 28
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 meats.
A. C. Detmering
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J. L. Stuart ia having eonsiderable
improvement made to his house by re
modeling the interior, building new
porches and having it repainted.
Leslie Dey and family have moved to
what is known as the Woolworth place
just across the river from town.
3:20
5:25
AT THE ARCADE THEATRE
Sugar
C. G. Robertson «nd wife of New-
port, Oregon, tarried a few hours In
Day ton Monday.
AMPLE RESERVE MAINTAINED
We are required by law to carry a certain
percentage of every deposit in cash to meet
all demands. Our policy is conservative, and
we take pride in more than complying with
the law in every matter that pretains to the
protection of our depositors.
Mrs. M. R. Cooper of Day ton who
| underwent an operation ih a Portland
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hospital but is reported by her nusl>and
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Next Week —Hoot Gibson in Portland a short time Wednesday, af-
ter supplies.
‘The Bear Cat.
WHITE Sewing machines at Dem- a t»»«««.
For any thing in Real Estate see arav’a Hardware store.
J. E. PROFFITT.
James B. Jones, of Chicago, a neph-
NO COLLECTIONS *•••••••••
WE SUE IN OUR OWN NAME
Jack Anderson who has been work- ew oi A J McCa,,n and
as«»®-
Settlement» Made Th« Dar We Collect
ing near Walla Walla, Washington thia l'amed b? the manager of the Oregon
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT COMPANY
Orecon
past Spring «nd Summer, arrived home C,t* Woolen M’"1'* h'B wife and -or,
McMinnville
Monday and expecta to remain during were Sund“y
>n I'«y‘on and ex-
pressed themselves a« much pleased
the winter.
with our toWn and ita surroundings.
Ladds Funeral Home. McMinnville,
Miss Catherine Bernard left Sunday
Oregon. Phone Blue 5.
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morning for Eugene where she will be
enrolled in the U. of O. this coming
season.
NO CHARGE
HUI» boro
Mr. J. D. Montgomery and familj
who have been living a few mike from
Dayton the«e last two or more years
have moved into what is known as the
Harris house on the corner of 3rd and
Alder streets thia city.
IT’S TOASTED
one extra process
which gives a
delicious flavor
Reita Terrill of Hopewell country
who was severely burned at her home a
few weeks ago and brought to the
rooms of Dr. Hall will soon be able* to
be moved home having recovered rapid
ly.
LUC
STRIKE
A southern exchange is worrying be
cause none of the ladies of the 400
down there wear pink or green hair yet.
Cheer up. Go home at 2 a. m. and see
how quick she will get red-headed.
IGARET
OUR CUTS «««« UNKIND
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. I^et us wrap you up
some good tenderlions, steaks, chops, etc.
Vest Pocket
Autographic
Our prices are fair and our meats are
the very best.
Dayton Meat Market
J. Claude Proffitt, Owner
Kodak
Pictures 1 ¿4 X 2 % in
Too Long Without Paint
Are You Insuring Against
Depreciation
Buy your lamps where you can get the best.
Lamps that are built for durability, best illumina
tion, and long life are the Edison Mazda. These
three qualities constitute the best lamp. We sell
only the Edison Mazda laboratory tested lamps
and they have satisfied the trade for years. The
electric user should be discriminating in the use of
lamps. The lamp socket appliances, such as irons,
toasters, percolators, etc., are big helps in the
home. They save a lot of time and are convenient
and useful. The cost to operate them is not great.
If your home is not wired we will gladly wire
it for you and give you a reasonable time to pay
for it, a little down and a little each month. Our
materials are the best, our workmanship guaranteed.
If you need an electric motor of any kind re
member our services are at your disposal.
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO
“It Serves You Right”
The best paint« are scientific in
HERE’S no middle ground,
formula and preparation. We've made
either your buildings are them
for 73 years — to meet tho
well protected by paint or they
weather conditions in the West.
are going to require costly re-
The best materials — PIONEER
f»airing or rebuilding within a WHITE LEAD, pure linseed oil, pure
cw years.
line and pure colors—are combined
in Fuller's Paints in scientifically ex
Paint saves your property. It act
proportions with long-time skilL
is an investment in long service
—not an expense. The expense
Free Advice
results from allowing buildings
on Painting
to rot. Paint now. Save repairs.
Aik our agent for advice,
The next question is what color carda, etc.
Aik the Fuller Specifica*
paint to use. Use the best. It Hon
Department about the
moot deéirable color arhemes,
costs less in the long run. It color
harmony and any other
spreads easily—saves labor cost. details.
Makers
of Rubber Cement
It covers more surface per gallon
than “cheap” paint
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And the best paint will serve you
five or more year« longer than “cheap”
paint.
Enamel, Fihren-for-Floori
Varnish, Washable Wall Finish, Anto Enamel.
Barn and Roof Paint, Porch and Step Paint,
and PIONEER WHITE LEAD.
S ometimes , even after a lot
of thought in selecting a
gift, you are not quite cer
tain that your choice was
wise. When you give a
V. P. K. you’re sure—
everybody wants one—
even the person who may
camera.
Two gifts in one—the pur
chase of a Kodak, Brownie,
Premo or Graflex entitles the
owner to one year’s free sub
(Actual Size)
scription to K odakery —a
little photographic magazine that will help him make
good pictures. So you see you give not only the
camera but a worth-while magazine as well.
House
Pointe
Phoenix Pur« Paint
Pur« Prepared Paint
WATSON’S PHARMACY
Manufactured by W. P. Fuller A Co., Dept. 26, San Francisco
Stanches la 10 Cities la the Wast
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“SERIES YOU RIGHT”
Dalton, Oregon
Phone Red 64
SAVE THE MIMO BELOW
My hou. «Md» palatine.
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Fallar*« Specification Hanaa Paint» ara r>M b, «he folloviaf Acacia :
R. 1. HARRIS, (Won
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J. H. VAN DE WE’ F.
i’ur. Ptrnnrcd Taint Agent
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