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Items of Cenarsi Interest to Res­
idents of Dayton and Vicinity.
Randall’s Grocery
Two Big Bargains in Apples
S P. TIME CARD
GOOD
HOUTHHOUNO
CIGARETTES
Train 351 arrives 9:13 a. m.
Train 355 arrives 11:15 a.m.
Train 366 arrives 2:43 p. m.
Train 853 arrive« 6:03 p. m.
Train 357 arrives 7:14 p. m.
Yellow Newtons, Best apple of the season, $ 1.15 a
box.
Rome Beauty, a fine eating or cooking apple $1.00
1O‘
NOKTHHOUNO
Train
Train
Train
Train
Train
Naval Oranges are at their best, we buy
356 arrive« *-53 a. m.
354 arrive« h;5O a. m.
353 arrive« 1:09 p.m.
352 arrive« 3:33 p. m.
360 arrive« 6:38 p. m.
GENUINE
“BULL"
DURHAM
Time Card Dayton Bus
in large quantities, hence we sell at the lowest
price,
ixfHve» postoffice in A.
North bound
P. M.
Southbound
Northbound
Southbound
New Shipment due Thursday
TOBACCO
M. for
K:25
2:20
3:20
5:25
WHITE Sewing machine« at Dem­
aray'« Hardware «tore.
D. A. Snyder of the Evaporating Co.
»pent the day Wednesday in Sher-
, wood on bunlnem.
Try Our Bulk Coffee
BORN—To
Mr. and Mr«. Smith
Field» in the Webfoot neighborhood,
on Sunday. March 11th, 1923, a girl.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Continued
Do you realize the value to you of a check
book which gives you a permanent record of all
affairs and leads the way to success.
It encourages a methodical handling of your
bills paid?
Have YOU a checking account here?
Mh* Helen Roneman fa at the home
of her parenta Mr. and Mra. F. M.
Roaeman, for a week'» vacation from
her school at Corvallia.
Ai Inf ARCADt UlfAIRE
Horse Shoe, 35c, 3 lbs. for $1.00.
Randall’s Blend, 40c, 3 lbs. for $1.00.
We have cheajier Bulk Coffee if you want it
The Stubs of Your Check Book
Tell a Story
Saturday, March 24-“Human
Hearts” with House Peters. The
■tory whole world loves.
Next Week—“The Kentucky
Derby” a thrilling racing melo­
drama with Reginald Denny.
"Father what la a monologue?"
"Oh, a conversation between ,our
mother and me.”
Mias Lula Nichola who has been at
Camp Lewie for the past month ar­
Phone your orders to
rived home Saturday night.
A prominent man of Dayton claims
Phone Red 28
that a man never realize» how many
THE PICK OF THE PICTURES
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Sigler after
The Loyal Daughters class of the
things he disapprove» of until his
and be satisfied
APPROPRIATE MUSIC
spending a week or more with their M. E. Sunday school entertained a
daughter reaches 16.
children in Portland, arrived home number of young friends in the
Mrs. Henry May of Oregon City, safely tM> latter part of last week.
church parlor last Friday evening.
formerly known here as Mra. Julia
«. Jones was here for an over Sun
Mrs. Rutii Haydon, secretary of the
Me have toon told that a certain
day visit with her daughter, Mrs. C.
Mutual Phone Co. viaitod a day or so Dayton resident ay.s, "a lot of people
C. Carter and family.
with friend« in Portland the first of expect to sprout wings because they
each week
VIOLIN Teacher, call Red 61. 49»»
the week and during her absence Mrs. have i hoir names on the fly leaf of
Lunger tok charge of the phone office the Bible.
Mrs. E. J. Nichols entertained the
Pleasant
Hour Reading Club at her
A letter to the Tribune from J. J.
Mrs. Fred Lunger a one time resi-
i home in this city last Friday. As this
Have just received a car load of high grade
Rowley who is In a cancer hospital in dent of Dayton. hut now of Ion«», Ore-
Popularity Contest
event came the day before St. Pat-
Centralia, WaHhlngton, say« he i« im gon. has been spending a happy week
Shingles which are now ready for our customers
rick’a Day, the decorations and enter­
proving rapidly and I» In good spirits with her old time friends, W. O. Bar-
at a reasonable price.
tainment was in regular old Irisn
and expects to be homo in about two nard and wife and renewing acquaint-
!style.
weoim. He I» loud In his praise of anees of many friends in the days
this in»titiitlon.
gone by.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hatfield accom­
We also carry a full line of lumber and
panied by W. D. Scott and Elmer Bus­
builders supplies always on hand.
by all of Rex. Oregon, were in Day-
;ton Tuesday night to attend the meet­
Pays—April 7, 1923
ing of the United Artisans.
George H, Hessler, sophomore in
commerce, and Victor P. Hessler,
Dayton,
Phone 42x2
Dr. Miller, eyeglasses, McMinnville, sophomore in electrical engineering,
Oregon
Oregon.
4tf:both of Dayton, were among the 86
A number of Masons from thia local'students who averaged above 93 per
ity »pent a pleasant night with Bro. [cent in the fall term. Sixteen stud-
Masons in McMinnville Tuesday last, ente in the college made a straight
"A" for the term. George Hessler
No matter when you go South or
Otto Bertram accompanied by Mr. made 95.14 per cent and Victor 93.71.
and Mrs. F. T. Mellinger attended the' „
East, you’ll find four high-class
• ••
Besure and hear the Whitney Boys
wedding
of - —
Ernest - Berry in -
Portland
Chorus
the most thrilling chorus in
on
Wednesday
evening.
“Shasta Route” trains at your
America. They will appear in the
With a large carefully selected materials, and
service daily.
A number of Rebekahs of the Day­ Dayton Opera House Sunday morning
ton lodge made a fraternal visit with March 25th at 11 o’clock. Ralph
with experienced workmen, we are prepared to do
the members of the McMinnville lodge Richards, ten year old piano prodigy.
¡Convenient schedules, comfort­
all kinds of electrical work at moderate prices. If
of this fraternity on Tuesday even-1 Bill Bassett, second highest voice in
able equipment and the assurance
ing last.
the world, will be the special attrac-
desirid, we can arrange monthly payments to your
of safety, adds much to the enjoy
Ladd's Funeral Home. McMinn- tlOne’
satisfaction at the time of wiring your bouse, stove
ville, Ore. Phone Blue 5.
15tf
There passed through Dayton one
ment of your journey.
or
factory. Electricity supplies the largest scope
day last week an old fashinoed prairie
I-ast
Friday
night
the
Baptist
adult
8rb
oney
which
reminded
some
of
the
Low round trip tickets to San
of necessity of all Utilities. A one horse power
Sunday School Class held a party at old timers of the days that were. This
(FYancisco, Santa Barbara, Los
motor, says and expert, can turn out as much work
rhe home of J. W. Lorett living a
con8iRted of..................
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a man drirtnr
couple of miles from Dayton. There ROme ten Or twelve catOe fonowed
Angeles, and San Diego, on sale
as the equivalent in labor of twenty men. The
was a large attendance of this class ;hy „ tPam drlvpn bv
wlfe h3nUng
daily limited June 30th.
present and a most enjoyable time the family and their household goods
operating cost is small. We carry electric ranges
was had by all.
Their destination was not learned by
of several “makes” and sell them to customers on
JOHN M. SCOTT
The Dayton Meat Co. has added an- us.
our own system without profit. Electric cooking
General Paxaenuer A iront
»•they convenience to their meat mar-
Tuesday night about 30 members
Portland. Oraron
is ideal. With a 4c kilowatt hour rate this modem
k< t. this time it Is an up-to-date com of the Portland Assembly and a large
buting scale. Tom sayt they arc com- ■ number of the Fafayette Assembly
method of cooking is within the reach of all cus­
puters from computoraville
will made a fraternal visit to the Artisan
tomers using electricity for lighting purposes. The
v c’gh anything, me c, i^e, liver and I Assembly of this place and assisted
eiery thing but the butcher’s con- jin the initiation of new. members.
electric washing machine is the biggest labor sav­
s jeme—Lets 'bango the subj< rt. ;The work was put on by the Portland
ing devise for the home yet invented. Every
"Spring has Came!’’ at least many ¡team in an exceptionally fine manner,
household should have one. Terms if desired.
of our people are adopting the spring ¡in the we’ kma’ hours, they all left
plan of clean-up. rake-up and burn feeling that it was. good to have been
the leaves nn't rubbish that has ac­ there.
V. H. Ballard was a busy business cumulated during the fall and winter.
Mrs. C. H. Rand of Spokane is hero
A number of onr people having ex­
It Serve« You Right'
for an indefinite stay at the home visitor in Portland Tuesday of this Oh I yes this is some busy town where
perience
I in Nebraska that terrible
week
of her son R. R. Rand and wife.
civic pride is being displayed in car­ blizzard of 1888 know how to sym­
Mrs. William Critsey of near Ore- load lots.
pathize with the people who had to
BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dow
enduro the blizzard of March 18th
er at their home near Dayton, on Fri­ gon City, a sister of Mrs. C. C. Car-
which raged through Colorado. Nebr­
day March 16th. 1923, a nine and one ter visited in the Carter home a day
aska and Iowa. During the worst of
or ho the first of the week.
half pound girl.
the blizzard a disastrous fire broke
Ernest Broughton, who has been
Signs
out in Omaha causing a $25,000
For a laundry—"Don't kill your chief clerk in the Demaray hardware
loss. Wo have talked to a few Nebr-
store for the past year has severed
wife—let us do the dirty work."
Illustrated is a model of ging­
askaites here that are unanimous in
For a restuarant—"Don’t divorce his connection with this firm and will
saying, “1 am thankful I was not
your wife because she can't t 'ok. Fat devote his time principally with Jhe
ham with a becoming side fasten­
there.’’
the insurance business.
here and keep her for a pct.
On Tu-’day evening of this week.
ing. The collarless neck, cuffs
Electa Chapter, Ordey of Eastern Star
We have’ just bought a tre­
of Dayton. held open house for mem-
and pockets are edged with or­
mendous stock of Army Munson
bersof the Chapter and their families.
last shoes to be sold to the pub­
About 150 people attended, of which
gandie. Trimmed with large
ic direct. These shoes are 100
number about 85 were children and
per cent solid leather with
young people.
ilils meeting had
pearl buttons and a long tie belt.
heavy double soles sewed and
been
planned
as
a
social but turn«'
nailed.
The uppers are of
out more in the nature of a festival
heavy tan chrome leather with
Of The
Another model in a straight
There were games foy the youngsters,
bellows tongue, thereby mak­
a
taffy
null
for
the
young
people,
ing them waterproof. These
line style is of gingham with long
I shoes
games and stunts for the older peo-
are selling very fast and
। pe. whl!" every one present had aeu-
we advise you to order at once
collar, cuffs and pockets made of
erous helpings of coffee, cake and ice
to insure your order being fil­
cream. A playlet was stared by Mr.
led.
organdie and edged with novelty
and Mrs. Ray Berrv. with »he aid of
The sises are 6 to 11 all
Mra. Ray Baxter and was highly ap­
braid and a bias band of ging­
widths; Price $2.75. Pay poet­
preciated by all present. Among the
man on receipt of goods or send
out of town peon>e attending were
And See
ham. Finished with long tie sash
money order. Money refunded
। Mr. and Vrs. Herman Wilson and
if shoes are not satisfactory.
family of Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. J.
J.
Dens in a’’d family of Carlton.
Sizes 36 to 46
THE U- S. STORES CO.
Every one joined in the merry ma’--
1441 Broadway,
ing and »’1
hn’^o highly elated
New York City.
CAST YOUR VOTE
Building Materials
ARCADE THEATRE
“The
Delicious Little
Devil”
S. B. DEY
Service
When You Travel
Electrical Supplies
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO
Women’s Aprons
Army Shoes
Buy Your Meat
DAYTON MEAT CO
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over the pleasant evening spent to-* [■
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Miller Mercantate Co
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