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Quality
Economy
LOCALF
Wr Believe
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“The Best is the Cheapest”
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Angele«,
Nov
23:— The
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average |wr«on in
the United
। S^tu« |n I Canada now eala during
Not A One-Sided Affair
Citv Recorder Tmker war trans-
.a year M oranges, 5grapefruit and
«cling busines« in McMinnville the
I Hi lemon«, xi'cording to the annual
tirsi of tbeMve*k
Irei^rt^d K
G. Dez*ll, General
I he Rey». Wann and Drake of
Manager of the California Fruit
the coast country w.rwin Dayton! Growers Exchange, Lu> Angele«,
( W. S. Hibberts Grocery, I
« day or «n (he tiret of
the
Banking ie not a une*iid«d affair by any mean«,
When you burrow money, mvurlty ia expected, of
week. | which wa* iiutued today,
Mr and hire
U . F. NurmoyIe | Of the orange« con»timed 3«
left for Sun Francisco the I m I of grovirin California and Iff of th«««
the week or, a business trip
| are of the nationally hmnnr • Sun*
Met * brand. The remaining M
Mr*. W. b. .HilMeyt «pent- a grange« come from Florida a rd
good portion of Isst week in Porr
-------- - of||er whiircee, M-»«t
an t viKtmg her ajaier Mrs “U mJbpit ¡g pi^n.^j in
Lummand hmily.
■ 89 pc^t of rhe-en
Groceriesf Fruits and Vegeta bl
Season
Don’t Forget
Gunned r oods
Nov. 8-i5
Your opportunity to buy quantities
oourae.
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sis'er Mr« Smi»!
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k
But when
you deposit money, we aru ex*
ported to guarantee your deposit—AND We DO.
Every dollar nt this Bank'» capital and anrplua
«tend« aa a guarantee that depositors shall hav >
their money promptly on demand. Also every stock
holder ia pfrsonuiiy liable for double the amount
of
the
stock
he
hold«.
Even more.
Our officers,
director«, stnckulder«, ALL feel a |rer«onal roeponai*
hility to our patrnua and therefore conduct a cot-
B J Pardah And.
«’charda.
iianch were Bunday • visitors' in r
clo«ed hasshown
Portland returning home ’ in ‘ ther**
c’»”w frnit von*
evening.
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* ( I AAniptiun" in the United State« and
I at quality prices.
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of 1^ percent over the ore*
u h ’ r^'OF J»*’ »o*1 more than «0 per-
and other relatives h. OrogOn’ Chy h7Xvi4hat
Watch Our Window
Dayton, Oregon.
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Phone, Red 28
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la-t Sunday,
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n.’^r*«, thi* tepre«®n»« an ap-
1 be friend*
Mra. C. U - Carter] Pr’v* "wt* «ntal of 43,000.000 boxes
in Daytuu *rq sorry to he[ar thatMA’,*b#*a snd grapefruit and 5.
she had Vie misfortune to ■ fall and|,r‘WL00,) boxes of lerftona supplied
break her arm Ikst week.
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to Ameeioan
American markets
for the
market» for
th«
The aver-
•Mrs. M A Palmer is visiting lendM October 31.1924
lag« orange box’oonr.in. approx I-
n*lativee4n Tillsmook county fyr
Imatefy UJ dozen and a leur>n box
a week or more.
127 dozen.
Hal Allen
"Cwlifornia furnished
apurmi-
has been confined . to'. ber bed in her. 1 «MW*? 0W
boxes. al o«H 60
M. V. Low’s, mjtec.jfr* Hull nbp
brother » home from a.a|wainM.kuee
percent n< wh ch were orange« and
ret .uued to U m .home
-Pailas.. Sunday
40 perennt grunefruit- wb, e other
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r**,«. »g.
e . J
Frank La Port and wife of New-1 "♦‘cfiona’dJ «b* country anti foreign
berg were: in Davtnn'a COUpIrbrl import^ made op the HhtaUder
Is Back
In Dayton
Gouldn’t Stoy Away
Bo’t Harris’ Drug Store
Mo need totake your business out
of town now on acc t of exorbi­
tant Prices.
-Mal is adopting his old policies—
—Square Dealing and Fair Prices—
Policies than made satisfied cus-
torncrs when hcjoperated the now
extinct Watson Paharmacy.
Hal “Serves you Right
This advertisement contributed and paid for D. K. Hbater.
more dug» thi* wrek Wukin|.*k/tpe • Of the lemon «jppiy Catifornia |
Ipro^oeiX 89
percent, an,} fhfr
repairs on their dwelling JinUM.
Itpli«h,importa supplied th.» bal*
Perle Hogie. spent . Saturday,
night and Sunday with hi* family ane«. . Lemon shipment« from thia
alabé T,r rhe season were 53 per
in Davfon «turning to - Portland
than in the record
Mond»
where he is employed In
.vear nt 192J.
carpe:,
Of the X3a)ifornia crop, the Cali
Mr
Cann arrived home Mon forriia Fruit Growers Exchange
day uf o. spending about a week marketed 32,715 cars of oranges
with a daughter Mr«.'Leroy Lewis and x«rpefruit gnd 11551 can of I
in McMinnville.
^“dnK. pra total of 44,26« car-1
v:»it wiffi her brother 'J. E.hbMr bait during the year |F0 I
Mellinger Saturday arul returned W&T:
■" making
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the
delivered
to her Portland-home on the
valgwt »tbe wholesale trade 976,
ing bug.
¿19; 240, it is ectima ted. The re*
grower« ------
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Jn«t as the people began th gbt i turn« to * California -
accustomed to these Crf^ht balmr
b",*<1 °n EachanK* figures
wen»
with a delivered
rt.y..ml !»,„
lh,
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“ 169.826,235. ------
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to smudging then along enmo the valveJfo the wholesale trade of
1106,382^34, including
135,556
rain and spoiled all the fun
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^¿quality <M the entire Cali
and Mill Work
whose
home
j,
¡„
Pendleton. Oregon.
This created a marketing problem,
mn get the «anje by asking .
H^rry Sherman and Mhe SnlwnH
t'yvof tbiw small «¡zed fruit.
‘iSompbtitson from heavy
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General Building Contracting
Built in Fixtures a Specialty
M. R. Cooper
Dayton,
Oregon.
Iwythiao ** the Builder
Order* Promptly Filled
deafer in
Rumiar
ana
¿¡Ringlas
LATH. CEMENT, BRICE. LIME, SAND,DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS, M0LD3, etc.
¡i Dayton,
Oregon,
P ricks R easonable
W ork G uar / nteed
JOE F. FRANCK
General Blacksmithing & Horseshoeing
ano CT.. BCTWCXN renar ano alozn
DAYTON.
Lnoi Moore,
which had to b< met by a nation-
People desiring inftrueijorv in with* Advertising campaign oh the
tirechanging and looking pleaagnt [ j arfWf the Exchange to inform the
while engaged in a cold muddy job public pi the delicious eating qua!-
at
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brother Harry Jones’ and family |*raP**ru*1 »bijwnent equaled 14,1
for a short time.
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|800,B69< apd jlemons, 4.588,2111
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Mro. C. A. Ponnay terminalWl] Exchange growers received for!
qf 0. forfE
>rnia orange crop for the æason
a short visit with his parents J. L.
,.
W«f•goaf,’» said General Manager
Sherman and
h, wife.
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V- ft-Bi^LLAED
Box Shooks, Cabinet Work j
Mrs. R. L. Harrie left Tnesdav loads, repreeentiog 72.9 per cent of
„ by ,__
P~ dor ^„vrr
e-«r’<ru’italt
faw that state
morning
stage
Beaver Mr
Òro-
gon, where sho will visit ‘hurl’°f b0***» orange and I
the week end from the
Agates ground ancl mounted
A fine line pf Jewelry and Silverware
prices that are right.
Dayton
OREGON
Box No. 83
Mayor
P hone
A. L. Harding ha« purchased
red
62
Fs«l cars lor sale at «ales M otJr Co.
Bev. J.
F. Franklin an<| wife were
Robert Addison whose home is a few Salem visitor« Mondav.
mile« from Dayton I* very sick in a
task at pHes.oJ spplw and bananas at low I
D. A. Rnvder *a« a bnaine«« visitor in
McMinnville hospital.
sup*
who enjoyed this pleasant
Portland, Wednesday.
the four corners while on their way I prices-throughout the season, and
■ Mrs. Bernard Churchman of Eastern
home from Portland last Saturday] from Florida and other orange [Oregon is visiting her father John
Bay vonr Rwi.t’«
flam for
duying the Navel season, had to.bw
night.
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Thaaksgiving. at Hibbert ’»grocery.
Arms this week.
t. • Florida’s
shipment
of!
N[«cial at 32 cents per ponnd. Buy now !
Last Friday evening a urtmberl
Mrs. D. 8. Rnyder vfstte.1 at the A. J.
orEnge«( And supplies from ether
of Walter Senn’s neigl)b0W gn/j
Miss Florence Bingham
will «ing
Hnniackei home in McMinnville the
satucea have increased 185 per
"(.oine
1'nto
Me
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at
the
Baptist
church
friends walked in on them \»n-
first of the week.
• nnoUn„d („ th, pur_.
S.^ PW
Bunday morning.
I Mamie Dye a school teacher near
<3. G. Stnford and wife of Toledj
-'ld^'”.„„"X”te 'Ah"r
I Amity «pent Bunday at the C. R Allen visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
I home here and waa accompanied home
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by Mise Adeline Allen for a week« visit, Chas. Simler Sat. and Run.
Jlorfleshoeing. Generei Blacksmithing, Med ine Work. Plow Share
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and Disc Grinding, Acetelioe. weldlog Wigun and General
I information on the coat of prune pro­
Mra. Flora B. Fletcher of Rock-
Wood work, Horseshoeing a Specialty.
returns of thli occasion
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co operative marketing I duction ia alto needed to reduce coats
• wty, who ha« been visiting re*a-
oa the individual farm through U m nae
We will handle the Benz Auto spring?,’also repair broken springe.
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- .ofgWMUon to meet this situation |
Uvea in thia city the pa«t two
| of the moet efleient producton practices
• r . i tn me, take my Advice ’bile the California Fruit Grow-1
weeka
left for Portlaud Wednes-
Alao to determine the value of the
Day ton, Oregon.
Phone 45x1
and never get married/ I am s{^ erb'Etchange haHor a. number oil
prune enterprise on any farm and its
o msrricd life. I hnve nnt been ^4» recogniged the increasing I
economic relation to the other enter*
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home for
two days.”
»J. th4l . so ___
1 problems
________ I prieea there.
that ihr ottrns industries
John?
H hr 1 should think' jonJ^tBe** two states moat face and I The fetore of the enterprise will re*
i0?* haPPT- I heard your ¡ha«‘<Tevoted its beat efforts to ini* | quire more exact kaoShdge of costa
I than the poet.
While the number of
wife fell heir toll°fX)0 only ye«J P*>v^and widen distribution of
I bearing trees increased 30 per cent
terday
“The duece yon «ay! the California crop, Ui educate the I from 191« to 1920, the number of non*
2.27" 1 *"ant °* num for thou-
J 11 see yon tomorrow Sim«, -o public to the advantages of a I bearing trees Increased 200 percent.
T?" ,n<’ d,,,<hta c™*'” «t
long.’’|gr-ater use of citrus fruit and to With a present production of 250.000,000 w^a c.
,h‘
ponnda of dried prune« in the United notT
' "• P°Pa'«r. »here b
r~r(led ,n’,on" °f the
Statee, the outlook is for doable that X« T
ÜLtn
t,ephant »>*«"« tamed.
A
production within a few yearn.
If production were controlled or W ^vL^“P W“ *at,bS,h*d In Con-
restricted by limiting the planting of Sr"
died at the home of her daughter //
es>s»SB
new acreage or by reducing the old
Mrs Berdie Jenkins in that citv f -PMyd Shippy and wife of Steven*
•CTroge »ow planted on marginal or
Sunday evening.
The remeina
W"’h, visited his brother J. doubtful land«, tbe prune enterpriae
will be brought here and after the!
ah‘> ^ffa ¡A thia city and his wonH be aaved much bardihlp. pur>-
lie sentiment hag already been develop-
•ervice«, which will he held at the
M<«. Len Parriay and family
P^MS^SS A if ft on aowxAA e
aldo
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Malnst further increase la acreage at
Christian
nLizivnl* L'.'J.
«S McMinnville
_fas
C
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inn church
I-riday afternoon ’
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the . first of. the •
Specific control of acrige
For special orders
at 2: 0 o’clock, interment will ba ’’•’k. Mr. Shippy attended to'k0»*'".not seem possiblb except rw.K ! 1,000 •Fn,,(’a “wny- At the
Phone 48x17
1 ° • kun, they «tampnle, Mdlnx
in the I O O. R. cemetery.
The business mattzra in Portland on “ ?* ,*tnrd hw of supply and de-
■ Iniosi noiselessly |n .ni._ # , *
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">and
operates
to
climate
the
high
cost
»w
»m». .mo th. ,n„í"
jobituary will be printed next week.'bin trip.
producer.
W. P. MORRIS ¿Í SON
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Sutton’s
Confecionery
i High Grade Chocolates--Ice Cream
’ Sodas-Fountain Drinks a SPECIALTY
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Tobaccos and Pipes.
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Fresh Bakery Goods
C. H. Sutton, Prop
I-pul., Mwh.nl., MuguMnn.
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