i. a o. f . N». N Meets each Wednesday ntaht in I. O.O. F. Uall Plant Prunes for Profit The reason why you should plant Dayton LEIGHTON ITALIAN PRUNE TREES THEY EXCEL all other varieties for profit 40 per cent larger than Italian; average weight per individual prune, 2’» ounces; contain 25 per cent more sugar; dried product this season, 24 pounds per bushel of 00 pounds fresh fruit, or a net gum in weight of 4 [Kjunda or 20 per cent more dried than is obtained from the common Italian prune, which will not average to exceed 20 pounds of dried fruit per bushel As our supply in thia new variety is limited, orders should lie placed »oon. Apples, Tears, Cherries and a complete line of other stock. Office and (lacking shed 6 blocks due north of post office. LAFAYETTE NURSERY CO BIOlHtRHOOO Of AMtRKAN YtOMAN Mwti 1st and d Thursday night each man th Opera H uum . Dayton. Onurun DR. o. C. GOODRICH DENTIST Day ton. Word cornea to us thut Finuk Arma oldest boh of J no. Anna of thia plue« •Hod In Salem last week und the fun oral services were held at the Salem NO COLLECTIONS................................................... NO CHARGE WK SUK IN OUR OWN NAMI Crematoria m. SetllamenUi MsdvTh« Day WaCTullaet Hoy Martin wm In the Amity hllla KNIGHT ADJU31 MENT COMPANY MrMInnvillv Oregon llillaboro last Sunday with his hounds au fl run down a very large coyote that hud ® ■*******************•**********»♦****♦*******•*•******•••**••••*••••< been devouriug a number of sheep in that locality. BORN To Mr. and Mra. A. 1). Fos­ ter at Camp Lewis, Washington, on I Oregon Tuesday, Jan. 23. 1923. a bouncing i boy. Mr. and Mrs. Foster were raia I ed in Dayton und their many frlendnl here extend congratulations. LAND SURVEYING LAFAYETTE, OREGON Dray and Transfer Local and Long Distance Hauling and Rev. Geo. Varney will preach in Ilin Baptist church of this place Sundu) |- Subject for the morning "Martha *in "Colli; P. * «*• Big 'our, who SEE No Hurt 5 lb. can Cane & Maple Syrup 90c 5 lb. can Butter Scotch Syrup 85c 5 lb. can^Silver Bubble Syrup____ __.85c 6 bozes Wheeling Matches... 30c 2 cans Nesco Sardines 25c 6 bars Lilly White Soap. 25c 3 8 oz, bars Wool soap 25c 5 bars VanHoeters Bleaching soap..25c 6 bars “Sno Lite” Soap______ -_25c 1 pkg Quaker Corn Flakes____ 10c 1 can Campbell soup..12c 3 pounds curve cut Macaroni. -25c which have been received* byVhe* Co^mpnnynrn*recentend<>U»h n#W Huntington No. 1." the ploVior 7O CX ^ Dayton Cleaning and Pressing Parlor Next door to the Post f’ffice Ladies and Gents Clothing Neat­ ly Cleaned and Pressed Lynn Creson Mrs. William Monk of Rockaway, Oregon, visited relatives in Dayton and vicinity several days this last week. Mrs. Emma Smith, formerly of Day­ ton, but now of McMinnville, was in her old home town the latter part of last week visiting her sisters, Mrs. G. H. Baxter and Elizabeth Simler, and! incldently renewing acquaintances with old time friends. The Equity Queen Canning Com­ pany has been somewhat busy this last week when they got ready and shipped three carloads of canned blackberries to eastorn pointe, S a result of the equipment t I actflc Company’s established pol- construction program recent­ Icy of providing our customers with this year but construction of which ly announced for the Southern i the best equipment obtainable.” wm delayed by unsettled Indus­ Pacific Company by Win. Sproule, trial conditions In the East With Included In the new freight train president of the Company, a great­ completion of these and the announced today are the ly increased amount of rolling stock equipment 5330 ordered for next year ths 2500 box cars. 500 stock cars, 950 will be made available to western I actflc Fruit Express will havs cars. 500 logging care, and more shippers and travelers during th j gondola than 27.500 care for handling 75 cabooses. year 1923. Freight and passenger trait and vegetables from the Pad. The new passenger rolling stock train cars, representing an Invest- *?23 Western ment of 112.000.000 havo been Includes 60 steel coaches for local ladffc will release Pacific Fruit ordered by the Company for 1923 service. 15 steel coaches for main Express care supplying some 2,000 delivery for the Company’s Pacific line through service. 10 steel dinero. of Its own Instead, thus giving a 11 steel buffet baggage cars, 35 System. 02 care where DO* now The new equipment is to be of steel combination mall and bag- 20,000 serve or an increase of one- the finest type. It will Include t.age cars and 10 steel baggage third. 4,525 freight train cars and 141 care. The Southern Pacific Company passenger train cars. These are in The Southern Pacific has just recently placed an order with steel addition to the 5030 standard re­ taken delivery on the last con­ plants tn the East for 75,000 arose frigerator cars and 300 express signment of 50 gigantic "2-10-2" tons of rails for delivery in H23. refrigerators equipped for passenger typo locomotives, representing an I he value of the order is between train service representing an ad­ investment of 34.000,000. They are 13,000,000 and 14,000,000 e°n ditional Investment of 318,000,000 being placed In freight service on Approximately 50.000 tons of the that have just been ordered by tho mountain divisions. They are the Pacific Fruit Express Companr |n heaviest and moat powerful loco- । rails, or two-thlrds of the amount which Southern Pacific has a 'half motives of this type yet built and ordered, will be used on the Paci­ interest and the Union Pacific n constitute the largest order of loco­ fic System. halt interest. motives equipped with feed water , This will provide a total of 330 of rails for use In the West, “The substantial purchases of heaters and "boostere" ever made miles , of which 217 miles Is to be 110- equipment we nre making," said by any railroad. Mr. Sproule, "indicate our faith in The Pacific Fruit Express Com­ pound rails and 113 miles of 90- the territory we serve and in tho pany is receiving the final con- "J"' Tbe 1 Impound rails continued prosperity of the West simment of 3300 now refrigerator are the heaviest ever used In rail­ They are in line with tho Southern car» it ordered for delivery early road construction work west of the Rocky Mountains. A