Dayton tribune., October 02, 1924, Image 4

DAYTON TRIBUNE
A. N
Monl Estate Traiisferei
Merrill............................... Editor Carrie Adams et. al.to Arthur
Application mad« tor entrane* «•
second rl»H matter, AmruHt 28, 1024, at
th« pout oflim In Dayton, Oregon, under
tbs Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
Smithi 2 small tracts in McMinn*
vllle
14000.00
A. I,. Brook« ro Minnie Fair;
Eola 2 A3 Blk 38 LaFapette
■u barri pilon (1.50 per year in advAoce. Lillie litiindidge and husband
et al to J C Heidlnger and wife;
Oct, 2, 1924.
8 ac In Lot 5 John W Fletcher's
EVANGELICAL
CHHRUH
1st Add to Dayton
*
IMPORTANT!
10.(0I
2000.00
Anna L Christopher et al to
Dayton Munday H c I mw I
10:00 a. m.
Scott Livengood and wife; N 00 ft
Dayton Prvnchlng
D OOu. m.
Unlouvale Preaching
8 p. m. of Lots A A 0, Little Homes Bulxl 10 00
LaFavelle
"
Ila. in. Elbridge G Duvall to ileitis
Ml. Plea«ant
"
2:30 p.n>. Trafton Duvall; I'nd
int In
F. E. Either, Paator.
174.97 ac in Edwin T Warren
Methodist Church
10.00
Caleb Wodbs D L C, T 3
BROW
2000.00
L W Fuller and wife to R E Berry
Harding grata, the >elalively new and wife; 120 ac in Sec 32 A 33
perennial in Oregon, hat been tried on T 6 8 R 3 W
the »pertinent atation farm for aeveral Mrs J N Greer and husbnnd to
years and found not to good for bay on .Medora Greer Nichols; wjf of
average tillable land« of Oregon aa nej^ of noli °*
27» ex
B
clover or vetch and grain or timothy, strip. T 3 8 R 3 W
10.C0 !
10.CO
T 2 8 R 3 W
10.00
Oregon prune dryera who uaed the Theresa M Henderson and husband
recirculating air ayatein developed by to David ii Frank baust r and wife
tne experiment atation increased the Ix>l 8 Hlk 0 City Park Add New*
capacity of their natural draft plants berg
1X0
almost 100 ;>er cent at little more than G N Keen and wife to John A
one-third the cost of a new drier, and McLean and wife; 7 ac in Nehemi­
ah Martin D L C, T 4 8 R 4 W MMX0 !
greatly improved the quality of their
in Andrew Harvey D L C, T 3
In actual yield of milk the cows at 8 R 3 W
•
935.00
the O. A. C. station fed silage, oats and Aarnet E Mill* to W il Beet;
vetch ranked first, those on corn next, NH of lut« 1». 14 A L5, Blk 39
and on eunflower last. Difficulty was Edwards Add to Newberg
10.00
found in getting the cows to eat the Samuel A Mulkey a ml wife to *
B F May; 2.^ ac Ln Andrew
snnflower silage readily.
Harvey D L C, T 3 S R 3 W
1400.00
Melville M McAllister and wife
ac in Caleb
Altha Ruth Rolierte, Dundee, to to Margaret A Watts; 7
Charles Biglo Thomas, Tillamook; Woods D L C, T 3 8 R 5
Marguerite Ruth Goflrier, McMinnville, Arvin F Ornduff and
to Merlin Clermont Christensen. Mc­ to 8 F Hamilton; 19.976
20. T 2 8 R 3 W
Minnville.
F ob S ale . S ix foot disc harrow
14 inch Moline Sulkey plow, and
2| inch Bain Farm Wagon.
Also
a registered Guernsey Bull. ,
See Bank of Davton
W
10.00
wife to
ac in sec
10.00
E B Powell and wife to Mrs Addie
Ott; Lots 1 A 6 Blk 42 Wayette 750.00
Dayton,
Oregon,
Rose & Company Clothes
i
tailored to your individual preference assure you of
being correctly attired at all times — and the price,
so unusually low, enables you to effect a saving of
from $5.00 to $10.00.
Cinnamons
Over 300 new Fall fabrics now on display at
Miller Mercantile Co., Agents
-
Oregon.
At The Movies
High Grade Chocolates--Ice Cream
Sodas-Fountain Drinks a SPECIALTY
Complete line of Candies, Cigars,
Tobaccos and Pipes.
R- L. Cinnamon, P
,
Everything for the Builder
Orden Promptly Filled
Regular Admission
Goming, Nov. 7 & 8
deafer
and
tn
LATH. CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND,DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc.
Shows at 7:30 and 9:15 P. M.
Arcade Theatre
Dayton,
Oregon,
Lota 5 A 22 Blk 2 Yeaton-Helder
Add to Sheridan
10.00
Mary Shirley and husband to
twuuLajuuLWur^^
o innrinnnnrsYKirrKi.
a o « ö s 6jduuuui.innr b itíjulaajloííajü I
Harvey E. Hoffman and wife;
200 ac in aeca 2 A 12, T 4 8 R 6 W 10.00
"Little Clyde came into tbe room Francia M Stow and wife to
-where his mother wa« «weeping and Frances 11 "Ruhr; lot 1 blk 6 Oak
dusting.
He «aw a yellow jacket on Park Add to McMinnville
10.00
the floor apparently dead. He picked Stock A sr eta Company to C G
it up and began crying; hi« mother
Brownell et al; S^i of »wj^ aec 36
asked, "What’s the matter?" Point­
T 3 8 R 6 W
10.00
ing to tbe yellow jacket he had dropped
F
L
Trullinger
and
wife
to
Fred
he amwered, "That dead jacket «lung
Gilbert; 60x80 ft in lot 8 blk 5
■ne!"
10.00
Tbe following Bunday when he re­ Orig town of Carlton
turned from Sunday School hi« mother J B White et al by Sheriff to
asked, "Whet did you learn to day?" T A Grenfell and wife; 195 64 ac
"About our aoul. And, mamma, it’«
in John II Berry D L C, T 4
joat like that jacket'a »linger—it never
8 R 5 W
10,521/0
• dies."
Flannel Shirts
Ladies
Wool Dress Goods
Just received our shipment of flannel shirts,
Kbski colored. This is a medium weight flannel
and is an excellent value at
We have several pieces of wool dreos good) left
which we are selling at j off regular price.
$3,00
Waists and Middies
Our entire stock of waists and middies going
one-half regular price.
Oregm City Shirts
at
4 Price
We have the shirts that made Oregon famous.
Direct from the sheep's back to the mill, and then
to us. All pure virgin wool. These shirts are
either with the fl it or miltarv collar.
Every one
is a classy drees shirt where flannel is used.
Just Arrived
Prices $5.00 and $5.50
A lot of new dress ginghams in the lattest pat­
terns. i
SEE AND HEAR
NEW SCALE
Priced at 30c
KIMBALL
on display at
BALLARDS JEWELERY STORE
Dayton,
Confectionery
Fresh Bakery Goods
Saturday, Oct. 4
Harold Lloyd
In “Why Worry”
“Review”
• Next Week
“Lullaby”
“Telephone Girl” No. 2
Admission 25c and 50c.__________
Stella May Hartman Scbaiek and
buaband to Harold Ladd and wife
j Drogist
Mpde-to-measure clothes are an investment —* not an
expense. They enable you to command the top price
lor your services at all times and you are well repaid
for your initial investment.
10.00
Ruby Ruble and husband to
Arthur McNeley and wife; lot 2
Contributed by Mrs. Mary Fletcher
Blk 4 original town of Amity
1500.00
Go bear the tidings round.
We have a newsy paper in an
. old-home town.
Dear old Day ton on fhe map
■till,
Near the banks of the old
Yamhill.
Á
It only costs a hundred dollars to paint it,
but it enables the owner to get five hundred
dollars more for it.
“Covered Wagon”
Francee H Rohr to Francia M
Slow and wife; e1, of lot 1 Fair­
lawn sub
A
Dayton,
B F .Mav to J jhn F Dr tn ; 2S ac
MnrrluRo Licenses
R. L. Harris
Just Like a Newly
Painted House
Appearance is what counts, and the world judges men
in exactly the same manner.
and Inferior to a well ielected mixture H F Hamilton and wife to Mervin
for patture.
Whitmore; 19.070 ac in sec 26
dried pru nee.
!
DLÜ, T5SR6W
10.00 ‘
¡George Fisher and wife to L. Boi re;
Munday School, 10 A. M., Geo. H. Jack- . 43—luO of ac in Joel Chrisman
man, Su pt.
! D L C, T 4 H R 3 W
*
Morning Worthip. 11 Hermon by Pattor
Andrew J 1'reel and wife to
Service at Webfoot,
Margaiet A Walts; 20 ac in
Morning Worship,
0:30 A. M.
Munday School
11 A. M.
Rev. Franklin, Pattor.
The Watson Pharmacy Prescription File is now at i
the H arris D bug S torh .
Parties desiring these j
prescriptions refilled are assured of efficient Service. I
, ¿-Oregon.
Full and Con fplete
line of Vic to r and
Columbia R< words
in English an. d *11
foreign Lanp inges
Big Reductio n in
slightly used
Col­
umbia,
Kii nbJl
and Victor P! aono-
graphs.
McConn tek Music Co-, Inc.
This beautiful floral design of dishes is an open stock pattern
of which you can buy anv you wish, one piece or a whole set.
Miller Mercantile Co.
Dayton,
Oregon,
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