For anything in Real Katat« see J.
K. Proffitt.
J. A. Chapman »nd Jainea McPoland «3 umhin l.odg« N«. N I. O. O. F.
of Sherwood have returned to their
meets »«ch Wednesday night lu I.
O O. F. hall. Dayton.
Mr. and Mr». Wien Reynold« are homes at Hherwood »hipping over 600
_ George 8. Smith si»ent Saturday and
cord of wood from here.
Sunday at home, returning Monday to the proud possessors of a new Ford.
I'he Bregmi Fire Relief Association
"Uncle” Mack .Mclavey, who has
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence He»» and
his work at Toledo,
Is now writing fire »nd theft Inaur­
made
hl»
home
with
Mr».
A.
Billing
­
Ml»» Opal Hess of Tillamook visited
ane« on automobile» for members
ton for the paal several years, left for
J. W. Shlppy and wife cheated the here with relative» last week.
only, Hee E. H. Beeson, Agent.
heat out of some of Its discomfort
last Friday afternoon the home of Idaho several week» ago and he now
Sunday afternoon by taking a pleas­ Henry Thun was completely destroyed write» and surprise» hla many friend« *• l'arm Loans at lowest rate of Inter­
ure drive to Portland. They returned by fire. The fire started near the here that he ha« been married and
est. Repayment privileges after th»
in the evening after Old Sol had giv­ flue and whs so far advanced when will make hi« future home at Welser,
Brat year. Wm. Bain, room 10, Me*
en up the chase »nd gone to bed.
discovered that It could not tie check­ Idaho.
Mlunville Nat. Bk„ McMinnville,
Mason
G.
Smith
and
family
of
Cor
­
ed. The Newberg Fir« department
Oregon,
Dr. R. I. Hall and family, accom­
sent help but they were unable to vailla spent th« i>ast week at the
panied by Miss Trula Montgomery,
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Bryan,
cope with the situation. Nearly all of
«Huy u Heavier In genuin« W «gr­
motored to Portland last Saturday ami
the household goods were removed. father and mother of Mrs Smith.
ever Aluminum ware fur your sum*
attended religious services there dur­ Mr. Thun and family ar« now occupy­
Chas. J. Kyle of Coal Valley, In­
mar canning, it holds six jars. E.
ing the day. They returned home in
diana.
who
has
been
visiting
al
th«
ing Mra. Longalter's house but have
Dvmaray'« Hardware.
time for the doctor to take a look-in leased Mrs. J. A. Vedder's home and home of 8. 8. Wolever has departed
on some of his patients Saturday will move there soon.
tor Washington points.
« W carrier Aluminum ware is the
evening.
Virgil Peebley ha» accepted a posi­
Mra. H. G. Karn of North Bend and
beat InvMtmrnt to taka th« place of
tion at Astoria and left for that city
worn out kitchen utensils. Ë. Dem*
Friends of Jack Ketchum were »ur- eon Harry and daughter Lucille mo-
11TE HAVE a full line of everything you
the first of th« week.
aiay'a Hardware.
prised and sorry to learn of the ne­ tored up here Thursday and are apend-
Frank Id«bermannh as returned to
” Underwear, Workshirts, Overalls, 1
cessity for an appendicitis operation ‘"a tb« week with Mr». Kern's »Ister,
lafayette with hla house boat and «Insure lu th« Farmers Fire Relief
In
the
McMinnville
hospital
the
first
Mrs.
John
U
Parrett
Mackinaws, Sweaters, Neckties and Shoes
Association of Butteville, Oregon,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Hadley and will start to fish aa soon as the
of the week. The patient, however.
"craw-dads" start to run.
and keep Oregon money nt home,
seems to be doing nicely and barring children Charles and Harriet drove
Mrs. A. P. Fletcher, Mrs. r. 8. Wil-
laiwest rates. Joe Fulham. Agent.
unforseen complications will soon be “I’ fr°m Redlands. Calif., this week
and are visiting at the home of Mr. son. .Mrs. laura Hubbard and Mrs,
himself again
and Mrs. Richard Morecroft. Mr». W Q. Courtney made up a party that «Attracthe Prices on a new White
Rotary sewing machine will bear in*
W. S. Hibbert and family fastened Hadley and Mrs. Morecroft are cou- spent the week at Pacific City.
Mrs. C. W. Hearts and Mra. Hugh
VMtlgaling,
E Demaray's Hard-
their camping equipment to various »ins.
Our full line of sweaters and sport coats
e have the famous Durham socks in
points of vantage on the car and left
Mrs. J. A. V odd ar is moving her Maloney of McMinnville assisted Mrs.
have just arrived. These are the latest.
flock or cordovan.
on Thursday last week for an outing furniture to Salem and will make her Maloney's father, Adam Dell, harvest
his crop of beans on» day this week.
at Newport. They expect to enjoy home there with her daughter.
Priced $2.50-53.75
2 for 35 cents
Account of th« busy «eaaon thresh­
seashore life for a week or ten day»
Otis Van Blaricum, son ol Mr. and
before settling down to the steady Mr». Sam Van Blaricum, had hi» tun- ing and ths prune crop coming on
Between (laribaldl and Barview,
routine of fall and winter activities. »11» removed at Vancouver, Wash., on th« Commercial club will not hold owned by J. U. Hmlth. has been leased
any
meetings
until
September
2*th.
and camp site» at 50c a day now avail­
,
,, , . ,
.
... i Monday. Mrs. Van lUarlcora la speud-
MI m Irma Hole had a round with in< th< w<>ek
w||h htnj
unless a special call by the president. able. New, clean and sanitary. Good
Dr. R. I. Hall last Monday morning
For the present the Hari Clark fam­ water.
Men's flat knit union suit, athletic style,
In the muslin union suits we have a good
Workmen on the Mennlfee farm
and In the fracas lost her tonsils. But
have just loaded and shipped a car ily are living In part of the house oc­
These are the one« that last—they satisfy. All
one for
a little thing like that doesn't bother
cupied by G. 8. Smith until other ar­
load of wheat.
priced
Only 75 cents
Miss Irma. She is getting along fam-1
Per Suit, $1.25
Mr. Bendstrop has just received a rangement« can be made.
ously and will be recovered in time
Mrs. Robt. Buechley of North Bend
carload of slab wood from Rex to use
to take up her school work below
la visiting at the home of Mr. and
Gmn» on farm and city property at
In his prune dryer this season.
Portland after the first of September !
lowest rales. Mortgages, notes, bonds
If there still remained a doubt In Mrs. J. A. Jensen for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Hembree has returned and contract« Ixiught and sold. Keep
Miss Edith Ott. stenographer and ‘he minds of some of our citizens that
general assistant in the Bank of Day-| we did not need good city wnter that after n two weeks outing spent at your money busy day and night. Heo
Rockaway.
the undersigned for mortgage Invest*
Look over our bargain table of shoes. There
ton. returned from a short vacation doubt should be dispelled now after
Mrs. Fred Morgan and daughter ment«. Sixteen years of safe Invest­
trip
last
Monday
evening.
She
will
two
fire»
and
a
case
of
typhoid
with-,
are some real bargains there that cannot he
Elevyn have returned after a month ments for clients Is a record of merit.
soon be back at her old place behind in two weeks.
spent with her son and family, Fr«d,
ATTORNEY B. A. KLIKH.
duplicated elsewhere.
H.
Bentley
and
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
the Kilt covered bars adding up
at Seattle.
McMinnville, Oregon,
|
n
.
family
have
moved
Into
their
pay-to-the-order-of slips whfch
Grain Is coming In batter this year
crease the balance of the bank's p*- home In the Walnut Grove.
than for several years, more will be
Mrs. Homer Barnes is very 111 al
trons.
shipped than during the several pre-
I her home with typhoid fever.
vlous years.
Mrs. Ralph Hadley. Mrs. Lina Buck-
SPANGLE’S BARBER SHOP
Lee I.enhart sustained severe bruis- I
The following were Portland visit­
ley and Miss Helen Roseman wen- es on both leg» from being thrown
We »re still doing buxinem »1 I he
McMinnville visitors last Tuesday * troni a - load - of - wood ............
- • or» during the past week: Miss Belle
old aland—Light and Sanitary
that he was haul-
Mrs. E. R. Blrnle. Mrs. P. P.
Day ton, Oregon
afternoon.
They brought back
„„„ unable
Uun<n» to be
w about for Belcher.
.
Ing. He was
Satisfaction Guaranteed
large collection of packages of var- several days.
। Gray. Mr«. Joe Mattle, D. W. Clark and
Z. SPANGLE
tous shapes and sizes but they all
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kunes, who have
"“f1 t
=
maintain they didn't buy the town out been living at Suunvcrest. have moved
lo J', Bl”u«h
completed ar-
-
for leasing the Fenton
so there is still a stock to select from
|nto the house belonging . It* I * C I lU I rangements
-
- , , a —
-
-
ranch and will move upon It In the
Livengood.
It you have good fat cattle call the! Glen Hord arrived Sunday morning in the county seat stores.
,
near
future.
John
W.
Matches
now
DR. O. C. GOODRICH
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Starr and
Dayton Meat Co.
, from Portland and spent the day vis-
Perle Mogie came home from New
| on this place has not as yet made
iting friends and relatives here. He Grand Ronde last Saturday evening daughter Thelma apent Wednesday > his future plans.
Mrs. Nellie Walling has been suf-1
is a contractor in the city and he re­ and spent Sunday with his family and Thursday of this week at Rock-
George T. Evers of Elma, Washlng-
fering from a very sore hand that was
turned to the metropolis in time to here. He returned in time to be on
' ton. arrived here Sunday and will
Oregon
Da yt on
infected with blood poisoning. She
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
W.
Wall
have
re
­
be on the job again early Monday the job early Monday morning where
probably remain for the next month
is now well on the way to recovery.
turned home alter a month's stay at
morning.
, looking after his property here.
his chief concern is to see that some
Tillamook.
Dr. Miller, eyeglasses. McMinnville,
A picnic party from Rex spent Sun­
Mrs. Tora Newcomer terminated her I J. D. Montgomery was a Portland 25 residential additions to New Grand
Mrs. Ella Ixingaller is home again
Oregon.
visit in Dayton with her father, Iner passenger last Saturday. He was Ronde are constructed with proper
day at latayetto upon the river,
alter spending the winter and part of
and fishing were enjoyed
Ladd’s Funeral Home, McMinnville, Mortensen, and took her departure I joined there by his wife on Sunday- regard to the plans and specifica- the summer in Arizona and Califor­ i swimming
by all.
for her California home Sunday last. and the two remained over until Mon­ tions.
nia.
Ore. Phone Blue 5.
Mrs. J. J. Hembree la home again
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Groth have re­
Miss Frances Coburn, who with her
F. J. Randall was a business vis­ day to transact some business in the
Rev. Carl Nisson of Montana occu­ itor In Portland Tuesday of this week city before their return. They came parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coburn, turned after a two weeks outing at after a month's visit in Idaho.
Mrs. Cattle and her children are
pied the pulpit at the Baptist church and during his absence M-rs. Jess home on the six o'clock train Mon­ has been spending the summer here Netarts.
_
...
, ,
i .«pending the month at Seaside.
Sunday night last.
day
evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Tourville
and
fam-1
__
___ ______
, visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr.
White filled her accustomed place in '
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Coburn, left the ily spent the week camping at Ne-1
Mrs. Ray Morgareidge of Portland the store for the day.
Portland to have *2,000,000 parch­
Mr. and Mrs. Jess White, accompan- iatter part of last week for Wyoming 'arts.
visited her parents, E. Ma bee and
George Thompson of Portland ac­ led by the latter s sister, Mrs. Frank wbere Bhe will be employed In teach-' Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Herring
and I ment paper mill to use sawmill re­
_
wife, over Sunday.
companied by his mother Mrs. H. Deffenbaugh, and little daughter, left
school during the coming year, daughter Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. John fuse.
Douglas county has organized a
When a woman buys a pair of shoes ■ Thompson and Mrs. Lina Buckley, on last Thursday morning for a tew gbe
ln tinJe to atten<i a teachers B. Herring and sons and Claus Groth s
she always starts a fight between her toth of Dayton, enjoyed a week s out- days' outing at coast resorts. Before institute and then spend a few days went on an outing to Netarts laat rural credits union.
Springfield—Extensive Improve-
ing at Pacific City last week.
returning they will make the coast on a camplng trtp wlth one of her week.
pride and her corns.
loop, going by way of Tillamook, Sea- contemporaries before the opening of
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and family ments made at Booth-Kelly saw mill.
W. E. Farman and wife of Califor­ side, Astoria, and Portland.
H. A Bertram and wife of McMinn­
j school.
I are moving to Qulnaby where Mr. An­
ville spent the day Tuesday with nia, an old Iowa acquaintance and
derson will take his store back. Mr.
friends
of
H.
G.
Ogden
and
wife,
are
children in this city.
L. D. Krake and family motored to
Mrs. George Lefley. a resident of an(j Mrs. Johnson have rented his
making them a short visit and are en- Tillamook last Saturday afternoon for the L'nlonvale neighborhood who went farin »nj wm move there.
Mrs. James of Seattle, mother of joying living over the times of long
a week-end visit with relatives in the to Portland the first of last week to
The county sheriff was called here
Mrs. H. G. Cinnamon, Is here visiting ago.
coast city. There they will Join other visit her daughter, died very sudden- Sunday to find out the business of a
her daughter for the time being.
mowihors
r\f
thxa
fnmllv
Iron
whom
I
lw
A
.
...
Creed Green and family, at one members of the family tree whom ly there a few days later as the re- man who has been staying In A. A.
they
have
not
seen
for
some
15
years
suit
of
heart
trouble.
The
funeral
Miss Ada Spooner underwent an time residents of Dayton. motored
Parrett's prune dryer and along the
bring back and burial was held in the city on river bottom. The man gave as his
operation in a McMinnville hospital down from their home in Gopher Val­ and these they expect to
to
Dayton
the first of the week for a last Saturday. Among the Unionvale occupation that of a “work hunter."
for appendicitis the first of the week. ley last Sunday afternoon and spent t:
further visit with other relatives in people who attended were Mrs. Geo­ He waa told by the sheriff to move
a
short
time
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
■ R. G. Abdill and family reached
thia vicinity.
Antrim and her daughter, Mrs. Pen­ on.
General Reparing of all binda.
home safely from several days outing Belle Freshour in the northeastern
rose. In addition to her children Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Allan and Miss »•"For Sale—Ford Touring 1920 mod­
part
of
town.
st Rockaway and other beach resorts.
Mrs. Ruth Hayden returned from Lefley leaves a husband and adopted
el, starter, cord tires, new top, At­
Plow Work and Plow Share
Isabella visited on Chehalem Mt. Sun­
Grinding
her vacation trip to Seattle last Fri- son to mourn her departure.
water Kent ignition system. Good
The
latter
part
of
laat
week
Mrs.
day
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Jones
Mrs. J. E. Mellinger and her daugh­
day evening. She reports an excel-
buy at *275. Call F. J. Schnell, Red
FRED
ANDERSON
Rusell
May
had
a
very
narrow
escape
and
family.
ter Mrs. F. E. Berry spent a portion
Grandma Slmler, who was recently
lent time but says she had to come
•1, Dayton.
The following young people left
of the day In the county seat Friday from a serious injury when her car back two days in advance of the time confined to her bed with a serious
was run into by another car while
here Saturday night at midnight and «Plano Sacrifice in this vicinity.
she was driving across the Yamhill she was to resume her duties as sec­ case of intestinal Indigestion, has so breakfasted at Pacific City with the
Fine quality, perfect condition. Big
far
recovered
that
she
is
able
to
be
retary
of
the
Yamhill
County
Mutual
F. E. 6erry is reported to be on river bridge In McMinnville. Fortu­
Intentions of going deep sea fishing
discount and terms *10 monthly to
the sick list this week, but Is still nately no one was seriously injured Telephone company in order to get a out again. Monday morning for the but on account of a high sea all were
good people. For particulars write
able to be about the most of the and the cars were not damaged to any little rest and recreation before going first time in the laat six weeks she disappointed: Misses Grace Johnson.
For all kind» of Blacksmithing, Plow
Cline Music Co., Astoria. Ore.
slowly
took
her
way
to
the
post
of-
to
work
again.
Seems
like
that
rec
­
time.
great extent. This was what might
Work and Repair»
Hermena Fankhauser, Selma Wolsky,
flee
and
greeted
all
her
host
of
ord
has
been
played
before!
be called a “fortunate accident”
Helena Sperling, Hazel Anderson, Ag­ «For Sale—Borne choice sweet corn.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
Don't forget the "Flower Show” to
they've learned to love while she
Herbert Willard.
nes Groth and Agnes Lundquist and
be held all day Saturday and Satur­
Milo Bond and wife accomranied by
Mrs. Lina Buckley and Mrs. Hans friends with the same cheery smile
Howard Livengood, Mlles Robertson,
day night in the Community hall in Mesdames Eva Bertram and Adrian Thompson returned near the first of waited for the distribution of the
Messrs Geo. Trunk, John Wlttrich, «Wanted—1000 Hop Pickers. The
Dayton.
Phelps of Portland were early morn­ the week from a few days of recrea­ mall. Each one expressed pleasure at
E. elevens Horst Co., Independence,
Walter Anderson, Harold Lundquist,
ing callers at the Emily J. Nichols tion at Pacific City. They report a her recovery and In the matter of
Ore., books are now open for regis­
Melvin
Lundquist,
Clayton
Shamburg,
J. T. Burch and wife and their son home in Dayton In time for breakfast very pleasant time and say that they overdoing each one urged the old
tration of hop pickers. Full par*
Is soil
Frank Buckley and Gleason Johnson.
Earl Burch and family of Salem en­ after which, accompanied by Mrs. saw almost as many Dayton folk formula “Safety First.”
ticulars can be obtained by writing
Clayton Shamburg who has been
joyed a week’s outing at Pacific City Nichols, they visited Independence and there as they would have seen If they
work to him.
the above address or see Add In
last week.
Dr. O. C. Goodrich has been carry­ spending a few weeks at the Lund­
were there for lunch, arriving home had stayed at home. Among the other
Sunday Oregonian
under Help
Ail Work Guaranteed
quist
home,
has
returned
to
his
home
Wanted Column.
The women are getting so doggone In the evening and after visiting pro­ local people vacationing at the resort ing on a wholesale slaughter of teeth In Portland.
y
durtr.g the same time were Enos Al- lately. Among the last victims are
tailor-made these days that they have ceeded to their Portland homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Muller have re­
Mrs.
E.
D.
Roseman,
Mrs.
Charlie
derman and family from near the
to go to a man when they want to
Baxter, and R. L. Harris. Mrs. Rose­ turned after spending several weeks
Charlie Slmler finished a job of Unionvale section.
borrow a pin.
man still ha« a few left and Is look­ at Rockaway.
shingling on the rear part of the Ma­
R. E. Womack haa returned to BL
Emmett Flier and family returned ing forward to what the doctor calls
The F. E. Berry and Goodrich fam­ sonic building the latter part of last
ilies returned the latter part of last week and has now gone to McMinn­ last Monday evening from their va­ “another killing’’ but, as far as teeth Paul, Minn., after visiting here with
week from a few days visit in the ville where he has the contract for cation trip to Newport Emmett looks are concerned, Mrs. Baxter and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. George Dearborn.
Mrs. W. E. Coffman spent the week
Hood River country.
enough carpenter work to keep him comparatively happy so it’s a safe Harris are as vacant as a wind-swept
busy a week longer. He says he guesH that the weather man treated desert. All the patients are extreme- end In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpenter and
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Young of Dal­ hopes arrangements will be made for him half way decent this year. He ly sensitive about biting down on
las, Oregon, accompanied by an aunt cooler weather before he has to do doesn't resume his duties with the prune seeds and anyone wishing to children, Helen, Mary and W. R., Jr.,
spent the day Sunday with Z. Spangle any more shingling.
Miller Mercantile company until next pass out the treats will do well to and Miss Edna Hilton of Minneapo­
lis visited here with Mr. and Mrs.
and wife in Dayton.
Monday and he says he Is just going feed ’em something soft!
Geo. Dearborn. They accompanied
The Misses Versa and Margaret to set around for the rest of the
Mrs. Chas. Crabtree, formerly Miss Slmler went to Newport last week week and see how it feels to watch
8. C. Purkey and family put In con­ the Dearborns to Seaside by way of
Marie Smith of Dayton but now of where they have secured employment other people work.
siderable overtime last Thursday mov­ Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillsinger of Portland
Pendleton, ha« been here a day or In one of the resort hotels. Miss
ing their household effect« from their
so visiting Mr». C. E. Mauts.
Gerald Hadley waa down from In­ residence near the school house to visited here last week with Mr. and
Blanche Parrish, another Dayton
young lady. Is also employed at the dependence last Saturday afternoon to what is known a« the Bird property Mrs. Greenwell and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
The Rev. W. G. Stover and family same place.
The girls wanted to spend the week-end with home folks close to the ball grounds in the south Dearborn.
spent the day Sunday In Dayton at­ spend the rest of the summer on th« at the residence of his parent«, Mr. part of town. Between the represent-
Mrs. Wm. Thompson spent the
tending preaching services and visit­ be«ch and decided they would make and Mrs. Ralph Hadley, south of town, atlves of the Yamhill Electric com- week-end in Portland.
ing their long time friends, the Lo­ the outing pay them something be­ For some time he has been employed pany, who were wiring the house, and
David Marr has returned home after
rensen family, living near town.
sides pleasure.
at the Polk county seat as one mem- the women folk, who were trying to spending several months at Ione, Ore.
Mise Hutchinson of Portland is vis­
ber >f a crew whose duty It Is to get things straightened up, Mr. Pur-
A WONDERFUL PICTURIZATION
build up rock work along the bank of key admits that they were in a mess iting at the E. U. Marr home.
Mlles Robertson of Tillamook 1«
the Willamette river for the purpose for a few days but he says they are
OF THE SAN FRANCISCO FIRE
of preventing the old girl from gob- well satisfied with their new quarters visiting with his grandparents, Mr.
bling up a lot of land which the city even though the location la not quite and Mrs. Joe Robertson.
of Independence contends she must so convenient as the former waa.
have for her own use. He returned
Waiter B. Hadley and wife, the for­
in time to begin work again Monday
Tom kicked the partition out the
morning.
mer a one-time resident! of Dayton
Some time Saturday night or Sun­
and the latter a daughter of Judge
other day, to ag to have more room
; ; ।
George A. Gabriel and family, after Daniele of McMinnville, drove up day morning the postoffice and hard­
. , having spent their summer vacation from their home In California laat ware store of W. G. Courtney was
to work.
J J in Layton, left on Monday afternoon week and are ependlng a few daye broken into by forcing a rear window
< for Madras, Ore., where Mr. Gabriel here greeting old friende and review­ and about *100 in merchandise was
J H will again take up his duties as su- ing the acenee of other daye. Mr. taken including a 30-30 and a 22 rifle,
Come in and watch him sell
< । perintendent of schools shortly after Hadley le horticultural inepactor and a few cheap watches, batteries, knives
Regular Prices
; the first of September. Their de- etate quarantine guardian with head- and small change that was left In the
MEAT and ICE.
< J part u re was delayed several days on quartera located at Redlanda.
Mr. money drawer of the postoffice. The
] ’ account of the illness of Mrs. Coovert, Hadley saye thia Ie their buey aeason small amount of stamps In a drawer
Mrs. Gabriel’s mother. Little "Baby raised to the nth power but the Im­ were not touched. Sheriff Paterson
PegKy.” daughter of the house of pending possibility of a breakdown came down from McMinnville and
। Gabriel, has won a large circle of due to overwork Induced him to take looked the ground over. No clews
September 1st: Thomas Meighan in
1
j friends during her first long stay iu two monthe off notwithstanding the were found. It is thought that the job
“Gappy Rieka,”a Peter B. Kyne story.
I Dayton all of whom will be eagerly, press of duties and give his system a waa sized up some time Saturday by
outside parties who returned during
»n
W. a»va there
DUNDEE
HERE IT, IS
Sweaters
Athletic Underwear
Zodiac
SHOES--------------
MILLER MERCANTILE CO
DENTIST
Blacksmithing
JACK OHLERT
G. B. ABDILL
You’ll see a whole city
crumble before your eyes!
“The Shock”
Lon Chaney and Virginia Valli
LAFAYETTE
Arcade Theater
Saturday, A ug, 25
DAYTON MEAT CO.
September will be a Paramount month