Dayton tribune., January 25, 1923, Image 3

Paragraphical
Real Grocery Prices
Item« of General Interest to R««-
ident« of Dayton and Vicinity.
At
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8. P. TIME CARD
Randall’ s Grocery
SOUTHSOUND
Train 361
Train 355
Train 356
Train 353
Train 367
Delmont Sardines, Ovals, Tomatoe Sauce & Mustard
15c Per can
Randall’» Solid Pack Tomatoe»
Chef’» Special Tomatoe Soup
Curve Cut Macaroni
v
Red Wing Cat»up
Fancy Navy Bean»
Van Camp» Pork & Bean»
Van ( amp» Pork & Bean», »mall
17c per can
2 cans 15c
8c per lb
20c per bottle
................. 8c per lb
No.2a 15 c -2 for 25c
10c per can
5 Oz. Oy »ter»
15c per can
ORANGES—25c PER DOZ.—5 DOZ. FOR $1.00
arrivée 9:13 a. m.
arrivea ll;45a.m.
arrives 2:43 p- m.
arrives 0:03 p ni
arrives 7:14 p- m.
NOkTHBOtJND
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
31*6
364
368
352
360
arrives * 53
arrive« 8:6o
arrive« 1:09
arrivea 3:33
arrive« 6:38
a. m.
a. m.
p. m.
p. m.
p. m.
Time Gard Dayton Bus
leaves pestoffice in A.
Northbound
P. M.
Southbound
Northbound
Southboun^
Kids Get Your Tablets Free
M. for
8:26
2:20
3:20
5:26
by in»i»ting that mother buy Preferred Stock Coffee.
1 Tablet Free with 3-1 lb can» of P. S. Coffee
1 Tablet Free with 1 can 2,/: lb I*. S. Coffee
2 Tablet» Free with 1—51b can I*. S. Coffee
AÎ THE ARCADI THEAERE
c j PhonefHed 28
oca
Mr«. Leslie Dey ha« returned home
after visiting her sister in Forest
: Grove for a couple or more week«.
apponine^
Mrs. W. E. Gabriel of Tillamook
pleasantly surprised her parent«, J.
E Mellinger and wife jn Dayton by
D. A. Snyder was u business visit-jr,”nlng In on them unannounced Sun-
or In Portland the latter part of lust ’ **®y “’“I rental!» with them until
wee».
(Tuesday noon.
Saturday, Jan. 27—"The Prod­
igal Judge,” by Vaughan Kester.
A charming love story of the Old
South in 1835, depicting the fall
and rising again of a famous
Judge.
A fíne picture mixed
with comedy and pathos. The
management recommends this
picture most heartily.
WHITE Sewing machine« at Dem-
aray'« Hardware «tore.
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5Í Told by the Bank Book
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hord spent a
part of the day Sunday with frlervl«
In Newberg.
Successful Men Ask I
Questions
Saturday evening and part of the
day Sunday Mrs. Myrtle Kellogg and
Miss Zona England of Portland vlslt-
ed the Andrus and D.
Snyder
homes In this city.
Dr. Miller, eyeglasses, McMinnville,
Oregon.
4tf
Arthur Zwick and Dale Hadley
motored to Portland Monday night
on a pleasure trip.
Although the exemption of a mar­
ried person whose net income for
1922 aggregated 32,000 and did not
exceed 35,000, is 32,500, every mar­
ried person must file an income tax
return If his net Income was only 32,-
000. If the net income f a married
person last year was In excess of 35,-
000 he 1« allowed an exemption of
only 32,000. March 15, 1923 is the
last day for filing these returns. The
law provides heavy penalty for those
who fail to file by that time.
We want you to feel free to ask ques-
tions at this bank, whether it be about
our genice or about some investment
which you are cntemplating.
We will give you all the information
possible and if we cannot answer your
quêtions we will tell you so and refer
UI
Upton W. R. C. met In regular ses­
sion, Jan. 17th. One application for
membership presented. This being
Mrs. McCann’s birthday anniversary
she was presented with a box of
candy. Mrs. Howard Installed offlc-
ers-elect. Mary L. Baxter, President;
Lavina Baxter, 8. V. Pres.; May Good-
rich, J.
Pres.; Sarah McCann,
Chaplin; Flora Wakefield, Treasurer;
Anna AbdiH, Secretary; Mayme Wat-
Bon. Conductor; Alice Woodworth,'
Guand; and with a good staff of ap-!
point!ve officers we hope to have!
some Interesting meetings this com-,
Ing year. Refreshments were serv­
ed by the committee. Next meeting
date, Feb. 7th.—Almeda Simler, Cor.
you to someone who can.
o/Dayton
Dayton Oregon
Building Materials
Next Week- ‘Trumpet Island,’
by Gouvernor Morris.
Have just received a car load of high grade
Paul and Carl Unger of Portland) Mr. » II. Dey who has been slowly THE PICK OF THE PICTURES
Shingles which are now ready for our customers
visited their father, D. 11, (Tugar In : r,,coverlng from a very severe caso
APPROPRIATE
MUSIC
at a reasonable price.
Payton a few hours Inst Thursday¡pneumonia was able to come down
evening.
own Saturday last. He say«, “he
i may be somewhat slowed up, but be
Ladd's Funeral Home. McMinn- Dayton I xmjwm Volleyball
We also carry a full line of lumber and
General freight agent or the S. P . fH still in the ring."
ville, Ore. Phone Blue 5.
15tf
Game To NewM’rg
builders
supplies always on hand.
Go, Mr. Olsen was interviewing the
EAT APPLES EVERY DAY, day
business men of Dayton In the Inter
The H. M. Janes family expect to
The Dayton sextette journeyed to
est of said company the latter pert I by day and get better in every way. occupy the Coovert dwelling in the the city of Newberg and there met the
Nothing better than apples, we have wstern part of this city in the near
of last week.
team of that city on the college gym
them in great varieties and »re offer­ future.
floor and were defeated In a 4 game.
Mrs. Gil Og>len was safely nnd com ing, them at reduced prices.
Although the Dayton
fortn bl y moved from her home near D. E. and P. Company.
Dayton,
VIOLIN Teacher, call Red 61. 49tf to 1 score.
Phone 42x2
Oregon
9tf.
team
lost
the
series they expressed
Dayton to the Sanatorium In Fnlem i
.
Lewis Abdili left last Thursday for themselves as having had a good time
Wed noday morning. Th« Hollings ' Uriah Hamblet and wife «hook the
the
1
Rockaway
where he ba« secured em- ami are living in hopes of meeting
dust
of
Dayton
from
their
feet
worth ambulance on Newberg was us-
the same team again in the near fu­
edand she withstood the trip very first of the week and moved to his Payment in a sawmill.
ture after they have had time to prac­
father's farm in the Hopewell coun­
well.
Rev. A. J. Tiffany assisted by Rev.
try. where they are going to raise P E Fisher are holding a revf val ser- tice a little more.
On Thursday evening. Jan. 18th a garden sas«. chickens and slch like." vU.e at unlonvale this week
This is the second series of games
These
very Interesting -ecltal wan given nt They were accompanied by Mrs. Ham- m««tlng8 arn attracting good sized played between these two teams, each I
the home of Mr. nnd Mr. J. W. Sblppy blet a mother. Mra Coovert. who will aBdlence, and the lnlere8l
series having been won by the New­
by th«« piano «Indents of Mrs. Shlppy make her home with them.
);(,(,d for
,n the meetlng8 ’ berg aggregation.
who presented a splendid program,
The Electric Washing Machine has reduced
consisting of Instrumental solos, and
The Income tax law provides that ACKXOWLEiNiE.MENT OF THANKS
Basketball has been somewhat quiet
the labors of the home more than any other labor
duets, showing credit to the parent« u single person claiming exemption;
.
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this past week. On Wednesday night
a«
the
head
of
a
family
must
file
a
re-
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fa
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Burn-
saving device invented. The cost to do the family
for their Interest tn their progress as
of last week the town team was de-1
well as th« efforts of the teacher. Hrn if his net Income Is 31.000, or!ham’ by thla mean8 extend their 81n' feated on their own floor by the A- ■
washing of a normal family is 25 cents per month.
The vocal duets by Bonnie and Cher­ mure, notwithstanding the fact that cere aPP«-eclat«on and thanks tor the merican Legion team of McMinnville
We sell the Maytag, Thor, and Eden. These are
ry Carter and Esther and Beryl Had us head of a family, he is entitled t0 'kindness shown them by friends dur-1
This was an |
sorrow.
i
ley and solos by Mias Florence Bing­ an exemption of 32,500, as well as inR
! exceedingly good game notwtthstand-;
machines of unquestioned character and durability.
ham were enjoyed by all present. $400 for each dependent under 18
W. L. Sheard and wife are once i^g t :e fact that the locals were de-’
Any article in electrical merchandise we carry in
After a social hour the guests de­ years of age. Income tax return« more resident« of Yamhill County and featec.
parted wishing for another evening must be filed not later than March 15, more particularly of Dayion having
On Saturday night the town team 1
stock and will be glad to make terms to suit the •
together In the near future.
1923.
i Rented the J. D. Stuart property in, journeyed to Independence and there
convenience
of our customers. House wiring a
the western part of town. Bill says, again met defeat at the hands of the
specialty. All work done with best materials and
‘be it ever bo humble there's no place Independence hoop throwers In a
like—Dayton."
(score of 35 to 13. This game was
workmanship at prices reasonable.
„
„ .
.
..... |somewhat handicapped as far as the
j Rev M. A. Marcy and wife of Hills- local8 weft conccrned a8 three of their
boro, were renewing Dayton acquaint- men were compelled to remain at
. ancea here Tuesday last. The Rev. home on account of sickness.
was called here to preach the funral
“It Serves You Right”
sermon for the late H. H. Burnham.
The toys’ high school basketball i
Word has come to us that Leslie team added another victory to their i
Dey has purchased what is commonly already long list last Friday night, I
NOTICE—The annual meeting and
known as the Uncle Ephriam Palmer when they met and defeated the Leb-' Dr. E. E. Gilbert of Salem preach
place in Dayton and expects to move anon team on the Lebanon floor, in ed in the Methodist churches of Web­ election of officers of the Yamhill
I a score of 29 to 6. The report of this foot and Dayton last Sunday and dur­
there in the near future.
County Public Health Association
! game says that the boys of this school
C. 8. Lewis, F. M. Roseman and C., played a mighty fast game and prac- ing the afternoon the quarterly con­ will be held in the Court house In Mc­
H. Roseman were in Portland Satur-1 tically played the Lebanon bunch off ference was held in the Dayton Minnville, at 2 o’clock p. in. on Wed­
church.
nesday, Jan. 31st, 1923. Mrs. V.M.
ady attending a meeting of the poul-|the fjoor
Low,
Secretary.
trymen s co-operative marketing as-,
high school girls played a pre-
Taxpayers who filed income tax re­
. sedation. They report the associa- ' Hminary game to the boys’ game and turns last year need not write for
The company at the R. R. Rand
tlon business as progressing very sat- although this was a close hard game blanks for making their returns this home in Dayton were Mr. and Mrs. ).
; isfactorlly and say that theorganiza-' they were defeated in a score of 17 year The necessary blanks for mak­ S. Hart of Omaha, Nebraska. This
tlon Is making its members money. to jg. The local girls have lost but ing returns for the year 1922 have is their first trip to this part ofthe
L. E. Arnoldd veteran poultry rais- few inmes this season and are feeling been mailed by Clyde G. Huntley, Col­ world and they express themselves as
er of Lebanon, was in Dayton Friday;Bompwha* disappoint'! in the fact lector of Internal Revenue, to every much surprised and well pleased with
person who filed last year.
Dayton and vicinity.
and transacted business with some that they were «tested.
¡of the poultry men In this vicinity. "
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Mr. Arnold operates an up-to-date
I plant of 1800 layer capacity on the ■
edge of this Santiam valley town.
S. B. DEY
Electric Washing Machine
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO
/ /IVIVy Patented Hot Blast Smoie Burning Rangri»
the most economical cook stove on the
market. The famous Lang Hot Blast principle ena­
bles these ranges to utilize every heat unit, taking
advantage of every particle of fuel consumed. Man­
ufactured in twenty-five different sizes and models,
our line offers you the widest of choice in the seiac­
tion of your range.
LANG’S Ranges are used and endorsed by
thousands of American Housewives. The
increasing popularity demonstrates their
efficiency.
QA Visit to Our Store will convince You
EDEMABAYJ HARDWARE
The adult Bible class of the Baptist
church held, a jolly get-together Fri­
day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
i Frank LaPort. The hostess had pre-'
pares! an nteresting schedule the e«e-
. cution of which kept the company in
' Ugh spirits. All the guests report i
a very enjoyable evening and it’s cer-i
। tain they all had a sweet time because
Mrs. LaPort spent the greater pert I
1 of the preceeding day in materializ-1
png recipes for delicious home made1
, candies.
I Last Saturday, January 20, Grand­
ma Simler was the recipient of abirth-
<lay card shower.
All her host of
‘ friends young and old, took occasion
| to remember her and wish her many'
happy returns. It was one time when,
her daily routine of waiting for every
. mail in the post office loby was not
without its tinge of pleasurable ex­
citement. Grandma Simler, she Is
"Grandma" to everybody, but espec-
HUy to 22 grandchildren and 2 great
grandchildren, Is 76 this year.
CLEARANCE & STOCK REDUCTION SALE
and beg to announce that prices quoted in former issues of this paper will prevail un
til February 1st, if stocks are not exhausted prior to that date
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
4 rolls for 25c
Crepe Paper
Evey article in our big stock is honestly
Bulk Perfumery—Regular 75c grade— and fairly priced and reductions quoted
Clearance price on a number of odcis 50c means a substantial saving.
per ounce.
Remember that we haven’t mentioned in
20 per cent off on all games.
20 per cent off on all framed pictures.
these colunms all the bargains we are of­
fering and that always
“It Pays to Buy at Harris’
At College
'I’m sorry J couldn't get to your
fudge party, dear—er—I had
class."
Yes, I saw him; aome ciarli"
1 OI. n • in.
We are Pleased with the Saccess of Our
R. L. HARRIS,
D ruggist
MW