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Items of General Interest to Res- !
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CANDIES
Our prices are the lowest.
Plain Mixed 16c per lb., 7 lbs. |1.
Xmas or Broken Mixed 20c per lb., 5 1-2 lbs. $1.
Mixed Creams 20c per lb., 5 1-2 lbs. |1.
French Style Mixed 30c per lb. 3 1-2 lbs. $1.
Commercial Chocolates 30c per lb. 4 lbs. $1.
NUTS
Almond« 30c per lb. 4 lbs. for $1.
Orngon Walnuts Fancy 35c per lb. 3 lbs. for |L
Brazil Nuts 20c per lb., 2 lbs. 35c, 6 lbs. for $1.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts 15c per lb. 7 lbs. for $1.
Mixed Nuts 25c per lb.
Use Penik’s Crystal White Syrup for making Candy
Something new-Carnation Premium Rolled Oats 40c pkg.
Preferred Stock Fruit Salad 35c and 60c per can.
Glen Rosa Orange Marmlade, 35c per jar. Carsteins
Boneless Pickled Pigs Feet 35c per pint jar. Libby’s
Sweet and Sour Pickles in Glass 25c.
Oranges 40c
and 50c per dozen.
Fresh Stock
Seeded Raisins 20c per pkg. Seedless Raisins 20c per pkg.
Bulk Raisins 15c per lb. Sun Maid Cluster Raisins 25c, A.
& L. Currants 25c, Libby’s Ripe Olives 25c. Green Olives
in Glass 35c. Ripe Olives 25c.
Layer Figs 20c.
Fancy
Dates 15c. Ground Cocoanut 25c. Shredded Cocoanut 30c.
Preferred Stock Fancy Maine Corn 20c. Golden Bantam
Com 25c. Preferred Stock Tender Melting Peas 25c.
F. J. Randall’s Grocery
’Phone Red 28
SOUTHBOUND
Train 361
Train 366
Train 366
Train 363
Train 367
arrives 9:13 a. m.
arrives ll;4Aa.n>.
arrives 2:43 p. m.
arrives 6:03 p. m.
arrives 7:14 p. m.
NORTHBOUND
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
866
864
366
862
360
arrives *53
arrives 8:6o
arrives 1:09
arrives 3:33
arrives 6:38
a. m.
a. m.
p. m.
p. m.
p. m.
Time Card Dayton Bus
Leaves postoffice in
Northbound
Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
M. for
8:2»
2:20
3:20
5:26
WHITE dewing machines at Dem-
oray’e Hardware store.
Several of our exchanges reached
our desk thia past w<-ek In Christmas
drees and greatly enlarged editions.
Miss E'rma Hole !s the smiling as
sistant clerk in the Watson Pharmacy
this week.
County
Buperintendont
Duncan
spent a few days in Dayton in attond-
ance at the Sunday school convention.
Mrs. A. J. McCann, Jr., of Portland
I>|S been »pending the week at the
home of his parents in this city.
I asi Monday our icy streets and
sidewalks caused a number of our peo
ple to act proud and “strike an atti
tude" In various manners.
Miss Cora Smith has severed her
connection with the Yamhill County
Mutual Telephone Co. in order to ac
cept a situation in Portland.
When calling up the Central and
hearing that pleasant strange voice
that calls you “number” puss it up
and call it Florence Bingham, who has
taken Cora Hmith’s place at the switch!
hoard.
.
Dr. Miller, eyeglasses, McMinnville,
Oregon.
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The Webfoot Christmas program
will be given at the Webfoot M. E.
church on Saturday night. It will be
a Joint program between the church
Saturday, Dec. 23- “The Heart and the Webfoot school with Miss Mor
of Madyland,’’a Vitagraph Sup- rison In charge. This program is free
c. .
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land everybody in the community is in-
er-reature from tha famous stage vlted to be present.
production by David Belaaco. Th. Chrt..»u pn«™. « ta. m «.
AI INI ARCADI IHUIRE
first Show Kt 8 p, m. immediate- i odist church of Dayton will be held
IJf after community program and Sunday night at the church. This pro-
gram will be rendered by the Sunday
tree.
Chriatmaa night--“Th* Cour-
age of Marge O’Doone” by James
Oliver Curwood.
Don’t forget the Free Matinee
Saturday at 2:30 p. m.
school and the choir. Music, readings,
and drills will feature the program,
t'-verYone *• invited to attend.
Mr. and Mn. H. Kuiper were pleaa-
antly surprised on Dec. 18th by many
kind tokens of love on the occasion of
their 68th wedding anniversary.
Building Materials
Have just received a car load of high grade
Shingles which are now ready for our customers
at a reasonable price.
We also carry a full line of lumber and
builders supplies always on hand.
/
S. B. DEY
Dayton,
Phone 42x2
Oregon
Dr. Emma C. Koch arrived from Cal
THE PICK OF THE PICTURES
ifornia last week and will spend
APPROPRIATE MUSIC
__ iCbristmas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hein Kuiper. She will return to
Ladds Funeral Home. McMinnville, Vacaville Immediately after Xmas. Her
Oregon. Phone Blue 6.
150 sister, Mrs. Rebecca M. laigar, came
from Pendleton and together they
The Tribune force hereby acknow
helped celebrate on December 18 the
ledges our appreciation to Mr. K. E.
58th anniversary ot Mr. and Mrs. Kui-
Williams for a treat of Hood Kiver
per’s wedding.
apples.
Holiday Greetings
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The town basketball team is having
Miss Mamie Dye now smiles at you a very strenuous season. Already
from behind the counters of die R. L. three games have been played. Two
Harris drug store during these busy of them at home and one away from
times In our city.
home. Last Thursday night the town
F. M. Hord and wife were stage pas team traveled to Portland and were
sengers to McMinnville Tuesday after defeated by the fast Arleta amateur
team 28 to 12. This is the smallest
noon last.
score the Arleta team has been held
Mrs. George Gabriel and baby to this season. (Bi next Friday night,
daughter arrived form Madras, Ore Dec. 29th, a Portland team called the
gon, the latter part of last week at the Heacock Sash and Door will play our
home of her mother, Mrs. M. M. Coo- boys on the Dayton floor. On New
vert in Dayton.
Year’s the Dayton team will travel to I
,
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.Grand Ronde and will play In the af-
In endeavoring to install our lino- teinoon al that place
On Jan 12th
type machine and unforseen circum- the Orand Ronde team win come
stances having arisen, this edition of lJayton to play. Correspondence has
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n°‘ UU'te “P l° 0,6 been had w,,h other teams and from I
s an ar .
'all indications this will be a busy sea-
Herman Wilson and family moved son for the town team. Those who
to Sheridan last Friday where they have been out practicing under the
-v------- rA-. -m a I Wil) make their future home. Mr. Wil direction of F. J. Schnell, who is act-
son will have charge of a feed and ing as coach are, Frank Finnicum, By
seed store at that place in which he ron Willard, Chet Christiansen, H.
(Slim) Dodson, E. (Fat) Dodson, Walt
has purchased a part interest.
er Jackman, Bill Sims, Elmer Jack-
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Thursday.^ Frank Fo8ter and 8everal otherg
rntu g Woodburn
Penl“ud has promised to try out
duties a. sub-clerk in the postoffice
for the team and „
can
here during the holiday mail rush. get lnto 8hape
team wU,
J*
y ‘^
strengthened materially.
The team
last of this week or the first of next.
practlce8 on Wednesday nights at 8
HE HOT AIR DRAFT and the HOT BLAST
PRINCIPLE are exclusive patented features of
every LANG range manufactured. Forcing the
flames entirely around the oven, thoroughly and
uniformly heating every inch of cooking surface,
thia principle of stove construction has proved
itself the most economical, convenient and gener
ally satisfactory heating method ever invented.
The Alaska ran^e pictured above is ideal for the
smaller kitchen, possessing all the features of our
larger models. Every heat unit is utilized, enab
ling LANG stoves to operate at less fuel expense
than any other ran^e manufactured. A visit to
our store will convince you that your next stove
will be a
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EJPEMABAY J HARDWARE
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The Dayton Tribune is expanding by o'clock at the Community hall and any
adding to its equipment a linotype ma- one desiring may try out with the boys.
chine. The new piece arrived from I _
Portland last Friday and is now being
Countv Sunday 8<*ool workers held
installed. This improvement will en- a ««v«>“on at Dayton beginning Fri
able the Tribune to render a still more lay night and clo8ing Sunday night,
efficient service to its many friends The Pre8enta“on of problems in con-
and patrons.
nection with Sunday school work fol
lowed by open discussions of ways and
I>ayton young folk who are attend- means for securing the best results
Ing O. A. C. have arrived home for the furnished a succession of inspiration
holidays. They report the first term al meetings for the gathered delegates,
examinations all complete last week- Out of the county speakers who deliv-
end. Miss Helen Roseman is one offered special addresses were Rev. F J
the returned and she Is now greeting Ghormley,
Kern
Park
Christian
old friends at the Miller "
Mercantile church, Portland; Rev. J. F. Jasper,
headquarters for spuds, beans and Methodist educational director, Port
calico.
land; Rev. G. K. Hartman, Second
The high school boys basketball United Brethren church, Portland;
team played the freshman team from Rev. C. A. Hadley, First Friends
Linfield college on the local floor last church, Portland, and Miss Georgia
Thursday night and won a victory by Parker, state secretary.
At the business meeting held Satur
the decisive score of 31 to 4. The
speed and defensive of the Dayton day afternoon 8. S. Duncan, president
boys almost resulted in a complete of the county Sunday school associa
shut-out for the visitors, On Friday tion, was re-elected for the ensuing
night both the boys and girls teams year. To be associated with him the
motored to Willamina where they met convention chose as secretary-treas-
the basketeers of that school. The urer J. G. Eckman of McMinnville. Vis-
boy« contest resulted in a 30 to 11 I Hing delegates were furnished lodging
winning for the local team but the a,,d breakfast during their stay and
Dayton girls were defeated 12 to 9.
tor their accommodation the Baptist
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ladies aid society prepared dinner and
VIOLIN tescher, esll Red 61.
49tf supper on Saturday and Sunday. Ow-
Dayton will have her annual com-Png to ,be extremely unfavorable wea-
munity Christmas tree again this year. |U,er conditions the attendance was not
The stalwart fir was brought down large but the convention was a suc-
from the hills last Friday afternoon ceS8fu> one nevertheless
and erected in the middle of the street
In 8plte °r the 8»PP«ry snow which
between the poetoffice and the council mad* tbe ditch a much more likely
house. Now its many colored lights destination than otherwise, E. S. Filer
topped by a dazzling white one on the IbraVed the dangers long enough to
tip of the highest twig, are shedding a ,nake a tr,p tp McMinnville on Thurs-
Christmas glow over the town each daT-
night. Santa Claus himself is due to
arrive at 7:45 on Saturday evening
Fire Scorches Montesano Teacher.
lust after the close of the community
Montesano. Wash—Miss Jessie Retd,
Christmas program. Under direction
a teacher, was singed In saving the
of the various teachers th? school
children and high school students are records and other property of her
preparing special features for thia oc-l school from a fire which, started by
caslon and following their part a com- ■ an explosion, gutted the Church of the
tmunity chorus will render several Disciples of Christ here. The build-
•• was used as a school room
Chrlitmas carol«,
HAVE HAD
HOLIDAY HOPES
HBGHRNED
By the arrival of a bouncing 12 ton car of Alfalfa
Hay, and are hoping that another will come ; any
day now, containg No. 2 Yellow Com in Bulk,
Hope you want Mill Run, we have 100 tons.
Hope you want Flour, we have 100 bbls.
Hope your hens like Egg Mash, we have
100 sacks of each breed.
We will make some Santa Claus prices in Quan
tity for Cash.
Our Hope*
have What you Want When
you Want It”
Everything for the Cow, the Horse, the Hog, the
Sheep, the Chicken and the Canary Bird.
We Hope for you
Merry
Christmas9 and a 1923 full
of hopes—Realized.
That’s What We Hope.
farmers’ Union Co-op. Whse. Co
Phone Red 67