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unionvalk Nayberger’s Mr. and Mrs. Fred Withes went to Portland Sunday to visit his sister Mrs. S H Grubsm. Gigantic Unloading Sale Now on in Full Force On our entire »tock of Ladies* Mi -t - n ady-to-wrar, Coate, Suite. Dresses, Skirts and For ri lu ed from 'JJ to 50 per cent. Entire stock of Slices and Rubber good- reduced from 10 <0 50 | ht cent. Entire »tock of Dry Goods and Fgncv Good« reduced from 10 to 60 j»er cent. Our Cash Bargain Basement Store will' share in thia Great Bargain Event, by clubbing prie s n„ hundreds of Articles that are selling now at the lowest possible nrie- * | Come in and share in this big Bargain’ Event. ‘ [ Remember The Date D. M. Nayberger McMinnville, Lul l «ood. lx- sure lo oon.ul, For Christmas Longfallow'a inouutntm la ths Act. <ilan country Is a reniludaT that the Gift Suggestions ,B A birthday dinner was given Acadian» of “Kvang»lln»" as a matter See * of historic fact came to Philadelphia Sunday for Dorothy Launer and | la lhr»« sloops In the fail of iTNk fuller brushes John Taylor. there were 4M of these unforte- given hy Mr. and Mrs I ay lor of Newburg neies, of whom Lwigfellew'e hero and •»OartMln h<>ll« boa«. y^m heroine war» typical IhoM attending were Mr. and Mra Anthony Beneaet. whose aame la Victor Launer and daughter P«r|wtuat»d In a Germantown etreet. Dorothy, Mi. and Mra. Carl Lan obtained fund» for them from Ui» a> eetuMy. M«mu»l Kmlen of the well- I Cb'htHiw Stu. her and aona. Clarence wild Charlea. known Quuker family gate laud for wlth I Harvey und Edith U ralfall we.e the house. wWch ,he/ p||| Jas. H . Rlrhaidaon the muuey collected by Beuexet The Unl* huts were srectsd on tbs north I Dayton, Oregon Mt. and Mre. Lnuner were city ehle of Blns st rest betwssa Fifth aad I Sixth. visitors Sat I Here they made wooden ahow. and G. B. ABDILL Mr*. R E Stoulenburg and | "Uuaey" cloth from rage which they | solicited. Mr*. Nellie ktoutenburg were TINSMITH and PLUMBER I Christ church and "Old Swedes’,* of county m-at visitor» one day laet I course, figure in tbs poem; the Raving installed a Landis Stitcher I Friends' nluiabouee at Walnut place and Finisher, I am prepared to do traJltkmal rret Fred Lauoer is staying at tl e I has beou r«z»^ I lug place of the two lovers. BL Jo- all shoe repairing with neatneas. Hamlet home again. He wi •eph'a church, u the oldest Catholic I heme for >ome time while Mr. and | church In ths country. Rsacbod R G. AMid I through an archway off WUUng*« al I Mrs. Hamlet were away - . . Oregon ley between Third and Fourth stroma Dayton, Mr, and Mra. C. L Fowler were eouth of Walnut. It to Ube tbs little Iin Portland Sunday visiting st thei bidden churches of London, and the» I I home of their son Llovd. i sands of persons well acquainted with I The K. L C. E. met at thei such historic ahrinee aa Carpsator*e "To thin» own»»lf b» irne, and it »hali ball hardly know of tbs existence of I follow, I George Antrim home last Friday] the church built on the elto of Fatbev I Groatou» one-etory "mapehouee" put Aa th» night the day, tbuw canat out (evening I up in the year that Wsahlagtoa waa than be fola» I To any man." I Geo Sloutenburg and family of! born.—Philadelphia Public Ledger. Saturday where he will an operation. ncial to the purchaser, . complete iin. ¡„dndlng pumping „utfi,s ,nd undergo r o service. Ad materials in accord with the State Code nd workmanahip by experienced, capable and courteous men. Scott Edwar is was on the sick list several days last week. 7,H make an e8timate on your work and give vou an ex act figure a( to costs ’ x W. L. Reicbstein and family spent Sunday wfth relatives near I McMinnville. Electric Supplies <St Contracting Company “It Serves You Rignt” Phone, Blue 34 SAND & Dayton, Oregon One on the Doctor Control Celery Blight A certain printer in a far off city got Blightly peeved at a letter from a doctor ■Who wanted bids on several thousand letterheads, different sizes, different grades and different colors, ond wanted the printing form held standing. So Sam took his typewriter in hand and wrote: "Am in the market for Mds on one operation for appendicitis. One, two, or five-inch incision—with or with out ether—also with or without nurse. If appepdix is found to be sound, want «Violation to include putting same back «nd cancelling order. If removed, suc- c< -4ul bidder is expected to hold in cision open for about sixty days, as I expect to be in the market for an oper ation for gall stones at that time and want to save the extra cost of cutting." Wisconsin Howler. Man v celery grower» in Oregon lost heavily lr >n 1924 from the celery biight fungus. • ome plantings, however, re- mained entirely free from this di.-. a»e due to the use of copper-lime dm-t or Bordeaux spray applied at proper inter- va ». Advice on this disease mav be obtained from the bacteriology depart ment of the experiment station. n. .LI Mrs. Ralph Hadley* and son Dale were McMinnville visitors Thursday afternoon. i t a u tr 1 J A. McFarlane went to Port- Ia,ld Saturday night with a car l°ad of fat Cattle. Dayton. - . Oregon. FIRE—.LIFE—AUTOMOBILE J. L. Stuart Daytnn. «"I vats overflow"—the upper vat being full of grapes, the lower one overflow ing with the juice that had been pressed out and had eome down from the upper ------ vat — The — — two ▼■m vats were hewn ont of the solid rock, Anc,*nt W,D* so constructed are itili ,0 to be seen In Palesti Palestina. ne Oregon Cash Paid For PRODUCE • • Day,on- Oregon. Nn. O. E Hauts Rooming House “Best Rooms On Earth )ayton neighbors will 5e disappointed, they atill have the sat isfaction of knowing that they did the heat they could for their Country,, and 8tote and County. Oregon Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich DENTIST Office Phone Red 49 Dayton Oregon. Should you cast your VOTE for our FEEDS, it will lie our constant aim to avoid diaappointmeot to you when the returns come in, although il may be advisable for you to call for them in the COVERED WAGON. Yours for a prosperous administration of your affaire, and ours. Physician and Surgeon Farmer's Wareboose Company, Phone, Red 67 Re„ -0^3 Office, Phone Red 79, Darton’ * * Milton A « Oregon. Palmer THE DAYTON DAIRY Daytoh, Oregon...........Phone 71x22 Dayton, Oregon SEE C. S. Lewis for BIBLES A Bible or a Teetament make» a nice Holiday preaent. •» detect sometime» that knives or prnnd Mrs. David Robinson went to ü^knowu^oT conun'b1at<d Portland Tuesday, where she will overstocked Kaibab forest acnes the vast expanse of the Grand canyon, to save the animals Irom threateced starvation this winter, was given when Governor Hunt of Arizona eigned . contract agreeing to term# submitted ^1 undertake the task. | L. DUZAN Phone Red 64 Now coming in, and while many of nor friends and to Anytime. 8. C. Purkey Buckley and Mrs. Arma Robinson! and children visited at the home! of Mrs Hans Thompson, Friday.I .bread the ‘ d^’ Mrs. Naeve and daughter experiment station advise» that prun- '° Alice *' " ing tools be disinfected between tree». Betty, »nd Harry Sterling of Some people are blest with abund Tigard, Mr. and Mrs. Grover John- ance left them by their ancestors, and Oregon Agricultural College. Conal- are not compelled to battle for the son of Newburg, Fay Robinson and necessaries of life, which may l>e a h«. Nov.—(ieo. H. Hessler of Dayton, family, Arthur Robinson and fam happy state, but after all its a little spoke on surplus a„d valuation a. - ily and Geo. Robinson and wife thing to boast of, and really imperti counts at a meeting of Beta Alpha Psi, nent to go about expressing the idea, national accounting fiaternity. He were visitors at the home of Mrs. "I don't have to work." It’saGod- distinguished between the two by giv David Robinson Sunday, eend that all are not so blest, for i' ing an illustrative problem. Practical none had to shift for themselves the accounting problems are discussed at different meetings old world would soon become as stag ■ the -».OH» I nant as a cess-pool. Necessity, it is said, is the mother of invention, and those that "have to work" are the ones I elevation». In the upper of which the I that keep the wheels of progress mov (rapes were trodden, while the lower TO DRIVE 5000 DEER ing, and not those that are resting at one received the expressed juice. The eue in the plenty which others have Official sanction of a cattleman’s offer two vats are mentioned together only In Joel 3:IS—"The press I. full, the earned and bequeathed to them. to drive more than -5000 deer from the Don’t be bald at forty. Lucky Tiger ■will stop falling hair and correct all scalp disorders. Try a bottle to day- 44 single application* stops that miser able itching. At your druggist or Lurber. Aoywbtre, "Serves You Right" ELECTION RETURNS Mi«,s Bessie Bramlet spent last Monday bight at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Chas Hadley in Dayton. Filbert Blight. Enemy Work started again Monday in The greatest danger to - young fllDrts I Woods hop yard, the water being :„"b7 reicht INSURANCE Lloyd Goodrich and family of Dayton we e Sunday guests at the] Scott Edwards home. Mrs. Ralph Hadley, Mrs. Lina I home of Mrs. Ida Edwards. a | luncheon was served and a pleas-] ant afternoon spent by the follow-1 ing members: Mesdames Harriett! Edwards, Bramlet, King, Sweeney, Jennie Reichstein, Hadley and Edwards ana and one guest, , Mrs. I * Ida “ x-unaiuB Millies Sargent of Hopewell. Wholesalers of Sand and Gravel, AV ashed, Screened or Crushed. Phone, Red 76 % ru a Kenneth Scholtz of Salem ja visiting this week at the home of his sister Mis. Rob.t Addison. I The Stringtown Needle Club met! last Thursday afternoon at the! GRAVEL CO, M. " M " " Dayion. H. B. Allen Pharmacy I A. " 1*. " " 3M and^ôd Daily •roept Hullday Sundays a «perlai leaves Poreland »t «45 arrive» Dayton »;06; arrives Corvallis 9,15 Your Druggist is more House fixture* of beauty in design and durable in service. Our lamps are th? best money can buy— Labratory Tested and Guaranteed B vou have a house to wire we are best equipped for thia Our store is open on Saturday nights. » 3H 11 06 8:40 U UI 7:10 Çaircutttnç Frei Reichstein and family and Wes ' “lorgareidge and family spent tuuday with relatives near Yamhill. Radio sets and parts. Ml 367 .'Vili 363 366 BARBER SHOP than a merchant ; DAYTO m Ftom P. orll.uid No No. No. No. No. ?• ©pangfe Little Margaret Addison visited last week at the home of her aunt Mrs. G Foster. Newberg, Oregon. TIME TABLE Effect!va Hapt. 7. Trains will arriva m billows: To Portland No. 3IM A A3 A. M. No. SAI 1:10 A. M. No. 35N 11)13 " " No. 3M 8)40 1*. M. No. :wo 0 32 " •• Pleasantdale Rob’t Addison was taken to the 'new hospital in McMinnville last « »P-to-lbe-»¡nut, on knowledge bene .k"' k"" *"d Ä. P. Railway Go. I Salem visited at the R. E Stouten-! I burg home Sunday. ( I Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Turner! I were city visitors Saturday. I Oregon evenings W;h" i0° b“r est Electrical dealer. I Exiled Xc4Nfl«fM in ' I Q««Aw City in /FFf STOVES FUBNITUBE DAYTÖN OREGON P homb 0 x 10 15 Years With filberts M R~k’ you "'H»h., 2 Springs; He can save money on MattreaaM- Whu S R.u„ a.»!., M.thin« «Ö0O0. b.«., „W|„, '„X* tty made; A fine assortment of Mirror, to choose from. 2 • Heating Stove, and Stove Board.; Coleman Quick Lite ffl Oak dining chairs, Leather Upholstered *3 50- A n— Lamp, and Untern.; Better light at lower cn»t N-.i . m Mazada Electric Lampa; Rome Copper Wash ^011°°*. MJ Stone Jars. Window Glas, «nd Builder. Hardware * ’ r| Acme Quality Paint, and Varniahe. E. Demaray'sH idvaie. W S »“••«ylng crop tot W||Illm,|to Valley voung stock of beat roo« bearing trees Firbrook Ranch Oregon
