ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
rleasantdale
DAYTON TRIBUNE
Mr end Mrs. G. M. Eowb-r of Rock -
awsy «p nt the week-eiKl at the borne
Have you gotten your small hot air electric heater to take the chill of Mrs. Fowler's father, A. N. Sheldon.
off the bath room ami out of the way places during the cool morning» Kiisseli Fishnuck, » :-<n»in of Mrs.
Geo, Foster was «drowned Saturday,:
and evenings of the Early Full?
while working on tt>© docks •» Portland. ;
Have you some extra lamps on hand» so you will not be inconven­ f^lair Ri-ichst i n, son of Mr. and Ms.
► red iteiebstein was quite kick the first I
ienced if one burns out?
of last weak.
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Have you a curling iron bandy to put » few wave« in your hair if Grandina Addison is visiting st the
you want to accept an unexpected invitation? These little matters homo of her son Root. AddiMii.
G<o. Foster and wife went to Mon-
jire essential to every house hold
lòouth, Monday to attend ths funeral
Remember, we carry the Edison Mazda Lamp, made by the Edison of Mrs. Foster's cousin. Bussell Fish-
Company. They are made to la»t and give the highest eSciency in back.
Luther Martin and Frank Finnecmn
candfc power,
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spent the week end on the coart, stop­
Qnr lamps are nil Is br story tested and when we say they are the ping nt all the beaches along the Tilla-
best wo have all the backing of the old reliable and original tnanufic- inook-Seaside loop
ture of Magda Lamp*. We carry a complete stock of electrical mer­ Mis. David Kobinson and daughter,
Mr i. .Iviinie Jobns*4io{ Newbs-rg motor­
chandise, Radio outfits, Electrio Pumps for Country H >u e<, an I any­ ed I - Monmouth, Friday and attended
thing you may need electrically.
the opi n ng of the new highway.
Bi-V Rot itikon visited friends at
Wo oburn, Sunday.
HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
M.-. Geo. Kobin »o/i ss wed ai>d ship-
|ie«i a car load of iumtier to Karvas last
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l ne < n,at Wuoda bop yard Mon­
day idght was the largest yel. several
cars eoui'tig from Portland und the sur '
r nitidi ng
The dances rre given
'Newberg, Oregon.
Phone, Blue 34 by Walter tk ne» and Fi v Robinson
and the music f'lrm.lied bv the New
lietg orcteertrn.
Hovd Mi Fartene left Monday for !
Have you mail« your cleotrloal preps rs lions lot the Fall and Winter?
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Subscription 81.60 per year in advance.
Sept, is, 1924.
EVANGELICAL
Try a Star Ham, They Are Real
lan’l that the niceat. Fattest Jucieat meat you ever tasted?
Ye» we buy veals, hogs, cuttle, sheep and goats.
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Dayton Meat Co.
ENJOY YOUR CAR
H m>-m <
are offrisi, g
right.
Ca’l nod
P mhos und
The W. 8. Hibbert family prepared a
nice chicken dinner last Sunday and in
order to make it more palatable took it
to the Wood’s bop yard to eat it and
■pend the day.
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AGATE
Daytoh Motor Go
RAND TRUCK
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R. R. Rand, Prop
Operates daily between Dayton and Portland
Freight and Express hauled. Rates reasonable.
Efficient Service.
Win. Sheard of the Day ton inoat
The Junior Bible Class of the M. E.
market wan in Portland the latter part Church held a business meeting at the
of last week with a truck load of live
M. Gilbert home last night. Eiec-
hogs and while .on the market pur- tion of officers took place followed bv
chased a truck load of nice tat young delicious .nd dainty refreshments.
heifers for the home market.
Want Ada in the Tribune gef results.
Last week Chas. H. Maule put a Want
Ad in for wood cutting and A. 8. Burch
answered, stating that he Mw the ad
■nd would furnish all the wood cutting
wanted.
Florence Waldo accompanied by a
The volunteer Firemen will give a
Miss Roberts of Salem are making the dance in the Opera House, Saturday
Waldo home near town much enlivened
eve. Sept. 20. Give them a boost, its
and cheerful the last few days. *
for the good of Are protection Of the
town.
They added a<Ane new equip­
Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Wann are at«
tending Methodiet Conference in Med* ment and are taking this means to pay
lord, Oregon.
O. C. Goodrich and family were in
Portland last Friday on pleasure and
looking for some warm weather. As
long as the thermometer registered 96
degrees at home that dav we are of the
opinion that home weather was warm
enough for comfort.
GRINDING
JEWELRY MADE fG ORDER.
Mrs. C- E, Mauts wag quite kick the
first of the wsek.
Mrs. Morton Thompkins and children
are vacationing in the mountains.
L H. Lita her and wife epent • few
days at Neskowin beach reoeutly.
Special music for Sunday morning at
the Baptist church will be a duet by
t ie Misses Berle and Esther Hadley.
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Mre. moths Fisher of Portland was a
Sunday visit« at the home of her
father, W. F. Abdill.
AiyiNH,
Aijtiat.
L. DUZAN
Dayton,
Oregon.
Our supply of old crc.p Flour is liberal,
us to quality, quantity and price
& Tell us how you want your seed e'eaned.
We will do ;t.
’ Community straight or mixed care Feed.
Let us figure with you.
We want you satisfied
BARBER SHOP
Bûbtee’ Çûtrcufftn^
Agency for Newberg Laundry
Dayion,
Farmer’s Warehouse Company,
Phone, Red 67
Dayton, Oregon
Oregon.
Mrs. T. E. Magness
RESTAURANT
Dayton;
Oregon
INSURANCE
FIRE----- ,LIFE—AUTOMOBILE
SEASONABLE GOODS w
J. L. Stuart
Dayton.
Oregon
8. C. Purkey
Some
Real
Bargains
Cash Paid For
PRODUCE
Dayton,
Lynn Williame and wife of Park Dale
Oregon epent a few days in Dayton the
laet of of the week with friends and
relatives.
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Dayton—call 8. C. Purkey---- Portland—67 N. 2nd.
Phone, Bell 1691.
WATCHMAKER & JE WE LE k,
Specialising
Galen Hord aed Mias Bessie Snith of
Portland where Sunday visitors at the
D. A. Snyder home. The were accom-
pained home by bis mother Mrs. Esther
Hord.
PIANO TEACHER—Pupils desiring
to study piano please make arrange­
ments for lessons early. Class will be­
gin the week scheol opens, Sept. 29.
’Mra. J. W. Shippy.
Geoge Baxter and wile «landed the
rood picnic near Monmouth a few days
■go.
see
new line of
pl>apb«*n«-a.
Note the brands; Crown, Fisher’s Blend
Mrs Lottie Morey returned yesterday
evening from a four days outing at Tills-
monk and other coast town, making the
trip by auto with Mr. and Mrs. Fender
of McMinnville.
John W. 8hippy jnanag?t of the
Miller Mercantile Co., in Davton was a
business visitor in McMinnville, Tues­
day motning.
’ho best is V. hut
Feeds, Seeds and Flours
Will be
Taken care of with pleasure
By Us
Word has reached the Tribune office
that Harry Heidinger and wise Hazel
Halsted were married in McMinnville
last week-. We take this means of ex-
tending beet wisi.es to them.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtwright of Homer,
Michigan, friends of Mre.
C. E.
Howard who ie a sister of J. B. Stillwell,
visited nt the Stillwell home a day or so
this week during their tour of the coast
country.
Mi«oeo Irma Hole and Patricia Harrison
were xtage pare igers for Portland Sat­
urday morning.
REQUIEMENTS
FOT
Harry Gray and wife and Frank
Ismis are taking in the Round«Up at
Pendleton.
This discount includes gas and oil.'
Rutsell Coburn and Fred Hessler
are now in Corvallic where they will
attend O. A. C.
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Your Indian Summer
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Special musical numbers for the union
aervicee Sunday evening will be a eo-
prsno solo ‘‘eelected" by Mies Hessie
Smith of Portland; an anthem by the
choir, "Savioui Whom I Fain Would
Love."
Until further notice will allow you 5 per
cent discount on all cash purchases of
$1 or over, with the exception of genu­
ine Ford parts.
Theodors Hoaener will attend oust-
college in Portland this winter.
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B al Lard
The George Hemle' and E. Detuaray
families made an early start Sunday
morning Iwfore breakfast and aotoed to
Neskowin beach for the day. They re­
port fine roads and an enjoyable time
on this trip.
Elmer Baxter and family are now
comfortably situated in wdiat is known
as the B, E. Harrie bouse on the corner
of 3rd and Alder Sts.
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CHURCH
Dayton Sunday School
10:00 a. m
Dayton PrMlbing
Mt. Pleasant
2.30 p. m.
Union vale Oratorical Contest 7:30 p. n>.
Union vale Preaching
8:30 p. m.
Tho fall aea^ in will goon be here.
We expect the la-st, the biggest, the
moat satisfactory reason we haVe
ever bad, and have prepared ac­
cordingly.
We have always been identified
with cuslcmi
itisfaction, but we
intend going • v- n further thia year.
We belieyr ><<u have always nc-
ogniz-d in m
। oe a dee.íi cti ve
atandard <¡t
i'itv.
will aaalat I h aunt t nd uncle Mt
Mra. G. M Focter >n their ItiiK'h
counter.
Ixi lie D usmi has te-en busily engngtd
tide week loading u car of lialed hope
from the Woods yard. Next week be
expects to haul several loads of ho; s
from this yard to Portland.
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Application made for entraucs as
second clam matter, Aunat 28. 1994, at
the poet office in Dayton, Oregon, under
the Act of Congress at March 8, 1879.
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
AT YOUR SERVICE
Merrill
Dressers $15 00, Ivory finished dressers $lo.00, Certain- ■
teed Floortex .50 and .60 per square yard. White rotary
Sewing Machines VO.ûO, Electric Curling Irons &1 19.
Bôotniog House
“Best Reoms On Earth
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Day ton*
French Columbia Hot Shot Batteries and Dry Cells.
Paraffine lined Wood Barrels and Kegs, Deitz Lanterns. ♦ >
Red Barn Paint $1.60 per gal'on.
Acme Quality Paints and Varnishes
E. Demaray’s Hardware.
Oregon.
Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich
DENTIST
Office Phone Red 49
Day ton
Oregon.
Physician and Surgeon
Ree. 7813
Office, Phone Red 79,
Dayton,
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Oregon.
Palmer
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Day ton, Oregon
Phone 7Ti22
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