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deafer in
Jfumcar ana
Its about a year since we have had
¡the opportunity to talk to our custom.
£ erg thru our own local newspaper.
LATH. CERENT, BRICI. UME, SAND,DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc.
Dayton,
Oregon,
R. R. Rand, Prop.
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Jno lirui was a business visitor in
Portland the tirât uf the week.
B. 8.
Filer and wife bail a pleasant
trip <>u the Columbia highway Monday.
Phone, Bell 1691.
Mrs.lames
W. S. Hibbert, Grocery
eries, fruits and vegetables in season
Day ton, Oregon.
It seems mighty nice to be able to
tell you of the values we have to otter
in
| Eastman Kodaks and supplies with
gour developing and printing service.
| Sheaffer fountain pens and pencils,
g Rexall remedies, toilet articles and sun-
J dries.
Phone, Red 28
Our Desire is, “To Please All” Give ns a trial.
i Registered Pharmacists
Dayton,
Oregon.
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Contributed by Mary Fletcher.
DAYT01N SAND & GRAVEL CO
Work! Work! Woik!
Governor Pierce opposes a cut in auto-
mobile licenses. The governor is wrong.
Wood and grain hauling, wood saw­
The automobile license is too high in ing, fruit drying at the dryer, and in
this state—entirly too high. It is pen- the sunshine in many door vards. Some
nlizing people too much. The license I people are motoring, some working in
Phone, Red 76
should be cut more than half. The the fruit orchards, some in the hop
People pay gasoline tax without protest. vards, etc. •'Everybody works but fath«
They feel thev pay for what they get, er” and he works a little too. Its a
but in the matter of license they feel good medicine for us all and keeps us
L ost —Small grey velvet bat with
that they pav 128 for what California out of mischief.
blue and grey embroidery.
pays
It is not a question of the
The world is as we take it.
Catherine Barnard,
Tight of the state to discriminate; it is
We never get tco old to lea n, but the I Box 212
Dayton, Oregon.
a question of justice.
An automobile impressions on our minds in childhood
license is not worth 128 to $40, and the are not easily erased.
R. L. Spangle of Pendleton, well and
next legislature should cut the price to
favorably
known here, made a hurried
eomething fair and reasonable.—Oregon
W. S. U'ren'and family motored to call on relatives and friends last Tues- j
Statesman.
Neskowin the first of the Wtek for a day.
He will attend the National
m ' ss Constance Fisher and her brother couple of days outing.
They
report Barbers’ Convention at Indianaircli., •
I)wight spent Labor day in Portland. that the finest drive along the r ■ •asL
Indiana this month.
Wholesalers of Sand and Gravel,
Washed, Screened or Crushed.
LET’S BOOST OUR HOME PAPER
Dayton, Oregon
N ew L efever N itro -
a S pecial only $29.00
Au
Wall ftnlth.d, eonatfaftaf
ggbJV tha price. BuO« to «hoot
right and stand aa
much uaa aa tha
Evrry »un wC
Ht>-d
with an n-
trnnv I.,ad A»l
standardized W
Î;un built only”
n 20-ra. 28 In
l«-ga. 28 in., and
12-ga. 28 and 30 In with
H in stock and about 2%
In. drop. A Lefever won
the world's championship
at the Olympic games In
London. Lefever has stood
for service and durability
for over 50 years
M
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Writs for Catalogue
LEFEVER ARMS CO.
Brailli and
the Tribune and the Mellinger fain y
last Bunday afternoon.
Yocum were
Everett Masses and family of Reaver-
among the inopie transacting business
in McMinnville, Baturday.
ton, Oregon, relatives of the Fr nk
Louis family of Dayton. Visited them
Mrs. H. M. Janes, a former resident two or three days the first of Ilie week
of Davton, but now of Portland, was
Mr». W. 8. Hibbert baa been
here Friday renewing old acquaintances.
quite ill at her home in this city
the past week
Her condition is
Mr. and Mrs. William Burdette and
somewhat improved at this time.
children »era visiting Mra. Burdette’s
mother, Mrs. McCann, in Dayton last
OMrs. K. L. Harris ga e a largely
Bunday.
attended Bilver Tea on her law n lest
Minees Helen and Mildred Roseman Friday aftertoon. An excellent pro«
were visiting their («rente, Mr. and grain was given and each one there
reports a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. F. M. Roseman, at Beaverton last
Bunday and Monday.
Thal lieantiful bouquet of dahlias
Misses Mildred Roseman, Anna that Mr. 8- R. Dey was bringing down
" r*gbt, and Irma Hole reached home town last week was lor Grandma Chap­
Thursday from Monmouth where they man who was celebrating her 82nd
birthday the latter part of last week.
have been attending summer school.
Il is asserted that texes are so heavy
Miss LaVida Jones baa terrlfl naled in La Follette's Stale of Wisconsin that
her visit with her aunt, Mrs. R. L. business concerns have moved out.
And Mr. La Follette would make Wis­
Harris and returned to her borne in
consin the model tor the Nation.
Portland, Monday.
Major Miller and R. L, Harrie were
Walter B. Hadley and family of
among the people who were in Mc­ Redlands, California, have been spend«
Minnville. Saturday to attend the fun­ ing a few days with his brother, L. F.
Hadley and family, and hia sister Mrs.
eral of the late Ex-Sberif! Henderson.
C. B. Newhouse and family living near
Miss Hazel Parker of Portland visited Davton.
her parents Mrs. and Mra. W. F. Park­
8. J. McCurruick of Portland
er. over Sunday and Monday, returning spent a few hours Tuaeduy with
to her employ ment in Portland, Mon­ V. H. Ballard who is handling a
day evening.
line of pianos and graphaphones
A very pleasant and agreeable sur- for hia firm.
priae party was held at the Rand home
Mrs. C. F. Franklin formerly Lucy
DeFord
of Dayton, but now of Pe Ell,
engaged in games and other forma of
Washington, has been visitirg
the
entertainment, ending with refresh­ E. M. Aiderman family and other rela­
ments.
tives living adjacent to Dayton, the
latter part of last week.
J. W. bhippv and wife reached bom»-1
Monday evening from a couple of weeks' The cooked food sale held in tha
Hibbert store by the ladles of
vacation with a brother in Goldendale, Christian church last Bai urda v was
Wash., and bis parents in Parma, well patronized and all goods sold well.
I laho. Had a nier trip, saw some good T,,e ■•dies are appreciative of the g< od
will extended them.
country, but rd -e to be home.
Hugh Montgomery who has spent a
V. M. Padard and Mrs. Mauts accom-' portion of this last year with a son In
I panied by Mr. Hiram Lesbaway sf>ent| California is once more a resident of
• Sunday and ’ **
Monday
at - -
Rockaway
and ( Yambill county; and Is moving, with a
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Manhattan beaches. Mr. l«sliaw«y is daughter Mrs. Peffer and family back
on the old farm in the Roesner neigh­
an old time friend of Mr. Ballard's and
borhood.
is now located in Portland.
Announced.— Little sister (calling up
H. A. Wann and family accompanied
stairs while visitor waits in the hall).
by Asa and Esther Nichols departed Ob, Violai
You know that man you
Tuesday morning for a tew days trip told mother
would aooner walk a mile
through Bay City, Garibaldi, and Ne­
than pay carfare? Well, he's come to
halem and also will enjoy an outing at
see you again.
Netarts beach during the trip.
Mrs. A. D. Foster, wife of Captain
Foiter, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. W E. Foster,
and othei relatives here during the past
month, took her departure Saturday to
join her busband who ie in command at
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Give us the opportunity of quoting you prices on your
implement requirements Remember our lines
International Harvester Co
Oliver Chilled Plow Go.
Fairbanks Morse & Go.
U’Ren Hardware
ArneG. Ree, managing editor of the
Tillamook Herald, made a short call <>u
L. H. l.itccher of Portland visit-
B orn : T o Mr. and Mra. George
ed
with hia family ami other rela-
T. Baah of Dayton, Wednesday, a
lives
here over Sunday, Monday
bouncing boy.
and Tuesday of this week,
.
Dayton—call 8. C. Purkey----- Portland—67 N. 2nd.
Economy
William Wakefield a former nsident
of near Dayton but now of Portland
waa in Dayton transacting business
Saturday last.
Mrs. Emma Anderson was a business murning aervicM at the Baptist church
visitor In McMinnville Tuesday after- wilti Mr. (leo. Thum i won of the Web-
toot district as soloist.
noou.
Operates daily between Dayton and Portland
freight and Express hauled. Rates reasonable.
Efficient Service.
Quality
that as far as be I« concerned I fetente
Day is not i - oííik - m I
W. 8. Hibbert ie running a store iu
Elmer Jackman spent a few busy
the Wood's hop yard which makes It
hours in Portland, Tuswiay of this week
Perle Hugle was borne from Llunlou ve«y convenient fur the numerous pick­
ers in Ibis yard.
with bis family over Bunday and Mon­
day.
' special music during the Sunday
RAND TRUCK
!
LOCALE
Dr. Elliot says prohibition Is in sight
Dry land, hoi
ERLING BRAUTI, Prop.
’‘SERVES YOU RIGHT’•
Shingles
President Coolidge leta II lie known
Phone
Red 51
gpephgs
and sincere good wishes to the
Tribune
That it may pros-
per is our earnest hope
We sell coal
oil.
"Once a trial always Nyal.”
We carry a big due of high grade
candy.
We always have a big stock of eight
and nine inch paper plates.
We are Davton agents for “Go-Ba1l”-
the new toy. It's a winner.
We have an exceptionally good line
of balloons at 1 cent to 10 cents each.
In the lot two political numbers—Re­
publican and Democrat.
Claude Proffitt says he is willing to
try anything once.ao last week be was
busily engaged in making a galvanised
lining for a refrigerator for home use.
from the manner he was working we
are willing to make a long running
8ueo lbat bis effort was a success.
J. G. Pai k and wife after spending a
couple or more weeks at the various
beach»s are heme again and seem to be
much pleased to meet home folks.
They claim that the Mansanita beach
is aliout the most attractive of any of
the beaches they visited.
W. W. Lunger of Wilada Terrace was
in town a day or so ago accompanied
by an old time friend, a Mr. Evans,
This was Mr.
The reason we sell Mt. Hoed lee of Palo Alto, California.
Cream is because there’s none better. Evans first trip to this part of the
Prescriptions entrusted to ne invari­ country and he seemed to be much
ably receive the attention their im­ please! with our location and surround­
portance deserves.
ing».
Our fountain service; will please vou
H. H. Clark of near Davton was
A man drove seven miles the other
day to get one of our delicious milk in Newberg last week in attendance at
the re-union of the Nebraskans of this
shakes, "there's a reason.’’
> art of the world. He reports a good
Ls Pages Craft Book t.,„
o time which means to tome of ut as be-
make 100 beautiful things.
It sells for
ingable to listen to the telling of some of
10 center The book and a bottle or
the snowstorms, lightning and other
tube of glue 25 cents.
pleasant things people of the early days
of Nebraska were familiar with. The
writer of this item knows just what
Diev meant when they said "BLIZ*