DAYTON TRIBUNE*
STORE CHATS
WANTS
A. W. McComb
F. T. Mellinger.
Editor
Publisher
The Oregon Fire Relief Is your own Entered tut second class matter, April
home company are you keeping your 7, 1911, at the peat office at Dayton.
Yes we have Kotex.
money at home. E. 8. Benson, agent Oregon, under the Act ot Congress of
March 3, 1879.
FARM LOANS at lowest rate of in­
We sell fishing tackle.
terest. Repayineut privileges after
the first year. Wm. Balu, room 10 Hubscription $1.75 per yr. in advaive
McMinnvlUrf Nat. Bk.. McMIunvIllo,
“Once a trial always Nyal.
Oregon.
39tf.
HOTEL NEEDED
For
anything
In
Real
Estate
see
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We sell Butterick patterns.
The lamentable condition in which
E. PROFFITT.
Dayton suffers without hotel accom­
modations or means of caring for visi­
INVKSTMFNT8 AND LOANS
No better milk shakes than ours.
tors was well illustrated last week-end
Loans on farm and city property at when 177 visiting delegates and guests
lowest rates.
Mortgages,
notes, attended the West-Willamette Baptist
Everything for the school room.
bonds and contracts bought and sold. association convention here. Although
Keep your money busy day and night individual residents are glad to open
See the undersigned tor mortgage In- their homes to accommodate such vis
Delicious Mt. Hood Ice Cream alway s on sale.
vestments. Sixteen years of safe 1 il­ itors as these, what of the dozens—
vestments for clients is a record ot or hundrers—of commercial visitor*
We carry the Edison Mazda electric lamp and
who call here in the course of a year' I
merit. Attorney B. A. Kliks,
there's none better.
McMinnville, Oregon What encouragement do guests get, to
come again if their reception is at­
DAIRY RAN1 II for sale or trade. tended with makeshift or emergency
arrangements? Even at church con­
During our temporary absence next week, Mr. W.
L. McFee, Dayton. Oregon.
ventions, visitors do not feel as much
W. Reburn, a registered pharmacist will be in charge
Western Roller for sale cheap. See at ease knowing that their sojourn I
You are asured efficient service.
Demarays Hardware.
21tf. is at the expense of personal inconven­
iences to individuals as a public hostel-1
FOR SALE;—A good second hand rÿ. How much actual loss there is to i
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its surrounding territory
Always something new in our Candy Department.
one horse wagon. Inquire of C. Had-1. Datyon
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ley. phon« 59x16. Dayton. Ore. 21tf I by n’a™".of t,h” “PP“»1’’«; >a‘ k of ac-
This week we offer a fine hand made chocolate—as­
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- | commodation for visitors, the Tribun«
sorted—21 cents half pound. Its’ a bargain.
DAIRY COWS for sale. L McFee i cannot venture a guess, but that there
’ is a loss we believe no one will deny.
Dayton. Oregon.
We are informed that a committee
appointed from the Dayton Assoc­
We have just placed on sale a particularly fine line
FOR SALE—Fresh 3 year old Regis­ was
iation of Business Men to investigate
of box writing paper. It comes in assorted colors with
tered Holstein cow. Roy Will, phone ways and means for secuirng a hotel
41x9, Day ton, Oregon.
for the town. We fervently hope thev
either plain or tinted edges. We believe it to be the
bring some definite prospects to light,
best 50 cent value on the market today.
KALE PLANTS for sale. See D. for home town boosting will lose much
C. & D. H. VanDorn. Phone 10x3, of its effect if there is no place to
Dayton, Oregon.
house visitors. Let us have that hotel.
is announced that McAdoo will
FOR SALE—<5 weeks old cockerals, run It for
the Presidency on a govern­
(ci 10 cents. Mrs. R. E. Williams, ment ownership of railroads platform,
Phone 20x12, Dayton, Oreogn 25-2t. but it is conjectural just how far he
will run if the people still remember j
Back Door Out
Chester Morgan has departed for
bow he ran the railroads when he was
j South Bend, Washington, to work in
Editor: “What is that man so mad Dictator.
the mills there.
about?”
BAVOOOOOO!
Homer Begun has been very ill in
Boy: “He says that he sent you a
See Topsy Turvy at Dayton.
Southern California but is now gain­
poem about his little boy which start­ When human life starts boiling and
ing and his granddaughter expetes to
ed, ‘My son, my pigmy counterpart—' showing sure signs of giantic social
bring him home as soon as he is able
Editor: “Well, well, we run it, what’s upheaval, a “Bavu” always makes his
to travel.
anpearance, an illiterate man with a
Dave Starr has advertised a sale for
Boy: “Yes, but look,” and he handed f irceful personality who dominates
Wednesday afternoon at his place and
the boss a copy of the edition in which with brutality and magnetism. “Bavu”
will sell all of his possessions. Thurs- .
the
poem was printed and he read: is the beast of the picture of that
day he will leave for Stonington, Kan­
sas, with his son. Mr. Starr has im- I The Tribune office was brightened up “MY SON, MY PIG, MY COUNTER­ name coming to the Aracd- Theater,
Saturday night, a big dramatic role
proved a great deal during the last by the first boquet of the season, Mon- PART.”
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.ifor
inimitable Wallace Beery of
few weeks.
Elizabeth -----------
Simler - r rank LaPort who has returned ■•'rhe the
. I day
- wher( , Mrs.
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Flame of T ife ’ “Robin Hood”
Lafayette baseball team lost to brought in a beautiful and fragrant from a two months stay near Corvallis i and “White
*
Tiger. 1 “Bavu” is run-
Amity last Sunday to the tune of 9 to bunch of sweet peas.
has been busily at work around his
ning at the Columbia theater in Port-
S in the 11th inning. “Bill Courtney q q Carter has been busy this week home making many improvements in land this week. “Bavu” was a stage
pitched the first six innings and elicit- - laying a new concrete sidewalk along ...
the premises.
p'.ay written and produced by Earl
ed t , favorable
comment.
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m-z his property on Fifth street, improv-! Seven Dayton men who motored to Carroll theater in New York City.
.cvi\a mee ings e
> ev. 1
and en}jancjng
value of his Vancouver Tuesday night to witness Stuart Paton of “Reputation” fame
fany are drawing larger audiences ¡property and adding
the conven-1 ritual work put on by the McMinn- directed its filming.
each evening. Sunday night a large -ce of his neighbors
ville
of Elk, wepe Rex peff
R. L HARRIS, Druggist
Lafayette Locals
of town points attended.
Ernest Broughton who has been Ed Converse W dey Humphrey, Koss
Harry H. Unger who has conducted *ork',n* {°T
American Yoeman in Cay A M, Vernon, A. C. netmering
the pool hall for the past vear has Portland has been transferred to Sa- ‘ "d M G. «‘Her. More than 650 Elks
closed up the place and at present the:lem’ where he W'H have char^ of a ™*present of whom approximately
bulding is not occupied.
certain Part of the work ,n that «ty.|^ were McMinnville men.
C. A. Hoyt is in Powers, Oregon, H,s family has accompanied him this
At the Seashore
having accepted a contract there.
week and may make arrangeemnts to
Sweetheart: “Kiss me, Honey!”
G. C. Montgomery of Portland spent move there ,n the near future.
Will: “I can’t, I've gut sand in
Saturday here on business.
। G. H. Stonebrink left Monday morn-
my
mouth."
Lewis Snyder has accepted a posi- ing for Salem where he will visit a
Sweetheart: “Swallow it, you
tion in Marshfield and left here for brother and two sisters for some time,
that city last Sunday. Mrs. Snyder
Dr. Carl Stanley and wife of Port­ need it for your constitution.”
P. S.—Why did a local hardware
will go later to join him.
land spent Monday in Dayton with
dealer
squirm and turn red, at the
“Doc” Churchman has returned from Mrs. Ruth Hayden who is a cousin.
Home Talent play?
Elma, Washington, badly crippled up
Misses Bonnie and Cherry Carter,
by being struck by a heavy log, break-ldau„hters of c C Carter and wife
ing his arm and several ribs and caus-
Dayton, have been having a delight­ The Women Relief Corps No. 6 met
ing .other injuries.
I ful Week-end visit with their friends in regular session and conferred with
A isitors to Portland from here dur- ! the Hessler family living near Dayton n committee on plans for Decoration
day. It was decided to observe it in
ing the past week were; Jay Brooks,1 n > T
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Billington,
Joe
Mattie,
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P. r
Gray, i L. Prof. . J. . B. . Dodson was
... away , from
... the usual way. At close of meeting a
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I the school
a dav or , so this week with ommittee served refreshments.
VV m. Courtney
and Mrs. n
G. «
M. «
Holmes.
x
r George
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o Smith u has returned
4.
, from
-
a slight spell of sickness.
Bend and will remain for a short
Meet Miss Topsy Turvy at the opera
I house soon.
time.
Charlie Place has returned from
A surprise party in honor of Mrs
Eureka, California, and reports sell­ F. M. Hord who leaves soon for
ing his mining claims there for a good her new home in Portland was given
price.
by the Pleasant Hour Reading Club at j
W. C. Jones visited in Dallas, Sheri­ the residence of Mrs. F. T. Mellinger,
dan and Hillsboro during the week.
Tuesday afternoon. Solos, eadingf
Harold Carder and wife motored up and a variety of stunts formed the
from Portland and spent Sunday with entertainment and a beautiful baske’
Mrs. Carder’s mother, Mrs. Mary E. of red roses was presented to the de ­
Jones.
parting member.
The Thor, all metal, oscillating type, washing ma
chine, within reach of every home. Price to our elec
trie users only, $99.00 on Time, and $94.00 Cash.
There are over 750,000 Thor Washers in use in
America. The Hurley Machine Company, manufac-
urers of the Thor Electric merchandise, is the pioneer
of the washing machine business.
$10.00 Down
$2.00 per week
50
CIGARETTES
KF
You will alway« find at our »tore the purest Candiet
and the beat Ri ade« of Ice Cream.
HIGH GRADE CIGARS. TOBACCO AND PIPES
LOG CABIN BREAD
KESTAVKANT IN MEAN OF STORE
R. L CINNAMON
For Commencement Time
A Watch makes an Appropriate Gift
An attractive line of watches for ladies or gentlemen at
prices that will save you money.
V. H. Ballard
CASH PRICES
49tb Kerr’s Flour
491b Lovely Loaf
.............
1001b Kerr’s Chick Mash
100 lb Kerr’s Developing Mash
1001b Chick Feed ..................
1001b Eastern Oyster Shell ...
1001b Grit, all sizes, ..............
CORRESPONDINGLY LOW PRUES
OTHER GOODS
.... $2.00
.... $1.90
.... $3.25
.... $3.00
.... $3.25
$1.25
.... $1.25
ON
ALI
R. L. CLARK
PHONE RED 54
Federal Farm Loans Increased to
$25,000.00
Congress amended the Farm Loan I^tw allowing the
Federal Land Banks to loan to one person, $25,000, in­
creasing the limit of $10,000.
Loan may be had at 5’/“ per cent interest, on or be­
fore 33 years on farm lands.
M c M innville national farm loan ass ’ n „
U. S. National Bank Building,
McMinnville, Oregon.
Mrs. Hazel Carter and her sister-in-
law, Mrs. E. H. Burnham of Forest
Grove left this morning for Tillamook
en route for one of the Tillan^xlk
county bea hes where they will spend
a few weeks.
Miss Bessie Foster of Portland spent
Sunday at the home of her father, W.
E. Foster, living near town.
J. G. Park and wifi1 accompanied by
Z. Spangle and wife pieni ked Sun­
day on the Trask river.
GENUINE
“BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Gives
You
This
Floor
T’S the easiest floor to clean and keep clean—
no Back-breaking scrubbing—no bare floors
to absorb grease and dirt. Sanitary-and offer­
ed in proper colors.
I
When the youngsters find a novel way
film the fun with a
KODAK
(GRANI FF.)
means surface protection
sive flooring. Easily p
inexpensive, good for ar
hallway or other surface
¡>m wear of expen­
t on, dries quickly,
/ indoor floor, steps,
’ 3 be walked on.
Acme Quality Aluminum i. camel—juet what you
need for »hobby radiator». / nmh »tovepipe» with
Acme Quality Stovepipe Enamel for protection and
appearance.
on the autographic film and the picture story
of the “hottest day” is authentic.
.We carry a complete stock of autographic
Kodaks, priced as low as $6.$o. See them here.
Watson’s Pharmacu
“SERVES YOU RIGHT”
Phone Red 64
Dayton, Orejo
YAMHILL ELECTRIC CO
“It Serves Ynu Right”
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
GOOD
$10.00 Dnv n
$2.00 perweek
Your weekly payment on a washing machine will
cost you less than a weekly laundry bill. We will de­
liver cne to your door and give you a demonstration of
Thor
Oscillator” withou
on on
’nur part to purchase. The time pric? from us is the
same as the cash price if you buy elsewner. Your elec­
tric company is here to stay. We stand behind the
goods we sell.
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