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TIME TABLE
NAYBERGER’S
35th. January Clearance Sale
- im­
portant as they have been - we are making
the most drastic reductions ever knowp.
You, who have been w aiting for lower prices,
need wait no longer a* these reductions are
on our entire stock, and we must close out
all our winter’s goods regardless of cost or
profit.
We wish you one and all
a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
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Sale Starts
Cali Early While Stock Is At Its Best!
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN.3rd. AT9O GLOGK
And Will Continuo Until
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Saturday evening January 31st. 1925
ENTIRE
STOCK
OF
LADIES, MISSES
AND CHILDRENS
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Dry Goods, Fancy Goods ‘Shoes' For The Whole
' Blankets, Silks, Under-
Family’
Dres«., and ware, Hcsiery, Notions
Reduced from
closed out at Toilet Articles etc.
Coats, Suits,
Furs must be
20 to 50 per cent.
All reduced from
20 to 50 percent.
1-3 to 1-2 less
than former selling price.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
ENTIRE STOCK OF
ENURE STOCK OF
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Men’s Boy»’ Ind
Childrens' Clothing
Is reduced from
20 to 50 per cent
D. M. Nayberger
McMinnville, Ore
O urCash Bargain Basement Store
is included in this sale.
Myrtle La Gold a James, Sheri­
Effective Hapt. 7.
dan, to Wm. Clyde Wade. Sheri*
Trains will arrive M follow«!
dan; Evelyn Content IKMoaa,
To Porllaml
L'amhlll, to Harold Dwight Ly­
6 -3 A M.
No. 3M
man, Portland: Eva J. Howard,
HilO A M.
No. 854
11:13 " "
No. 3M
McMinnville, to
Walter
lee
A Brown. Tillamook; Louise Francia
3:40 I*. M.
No. 363
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No.
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um >
Skinner, McMinnville,' to Harry
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Portland
F
rom
Carl Youngberg, Carlton; Florence
11 2H A. M.
No. Ml
Mabel Koaack, Sheridan, to Adam
11:06 " "
No. 367
Edmondson Macpherson, Grabd
2: Ml I’. M.
Nu. 35»
o Roude; Emma Ms rie G liber,
11.00 '• "
No. 363
Grand Konde, to Harold LaRoy
No. 366
7:10 " ”
Batea, G rend Konde.
355 and¡35Ü Daily evcept Sunday
Sundays a special leaves Poreland j
LAND SETTLEMENT
at 6:45 arrives Dayton 8;O5; arrives $
INQUIRIES
Corvallis 9; 15
in-
Over 500 letter* from people
Urested in agricultural opportun-
itiea are reported aS having been
received by the Land Settlement
Department of the Portland Cham­
ber of Commerce daring last week
being w ore than double that of
two weeke previous. These inquir*
&abus' í)útrcutttng
ere are being answered ami given
Agency for Newberg Laundry!
information which is submitted by
the various districts through local
land settlement committee.« and
Dayion,
Oregon.
A other public bodies. The Land
! Settlement Department state? that
information of this nature is *olic-
INSURANCE
A ’ itml
from all localities having par
FIRE—-»LIFE—AUTOMOBILE
। ticular agricultural oppartunitirs
J. L. Stuart
together with all intareating facta
Dayton.
available.
Oregon
Among the chamber* of com­
merce cooperating with the l^nd
8. C. Purkey •
Settlement is Salem which reports
Cash Paid For
the namee of 112 nrw aattlara
locating in and near Salem within
PRODUCE
the last ei> montba.
Other Day ton.
•
•
Oregon.
counties have also reported excel­
lent results in their land »ettle-
Mrs. C. E Mauth
meat work.
Rooming House
BARBER SHOP
Best Rooms On Earth’’
DAYTOw SAND & GRAVEL CO
Wholesalers of Sand and Gravel
Washed, Screened or Crushed.
Dayton. Oregon
Phone, Red 76
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 4
“THE RAGGED EDGE”
Watch out for this one; It looks easy, but It has a few comblna’ions
that are stickers. There are no technical w<-
but y- Td better brush
up on your geogiujhy. By the way, if you have a baby boy to n one
you might gel a tew suggestions from this. Notice the all-over interlock.
—one youthful and one very old the
Old and the New Year. In Derby­
shire an old custom still prevails. At
Just twelve o'clock the doors are flung
wide open and the New Year is ush­
ered in with shouts of welcome.
There are places In England, also,
where the Old Year la still swept
out. according lo un old custom. Men
and boys with blackened face* and
dressed to look like chimney sweeps,
ro through the streets with brooms.
sweeping.
The practise of burning the Old
Tear out with huge bonfires «till pre-
vails in some places, while in many
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW
YEAR
Relative
37—The »an
3*—Boy'» name
39—Conjnnrtlon
DENTIST
Office Phone Red 49
Day ton
Wishing You
One and All
A Happy New Year
I iiHuhien
f.l — I p«>n
of
Eloyd Shippy
The Hibbert and Wambsgans
families spent Christmas day in Stevenson , Wash., have been here
visiting a few days with bin broth­
Portland with Mrs. Wm. Lumm,
who is a sister oi Mrs. Hibbert and er J. W. Shippy and other rela­
tives.
Jitr. Wambsgans.
By MARY GRAHAM BONNER
BEFOKE the midnight service
which would usher In the
New Year there was an organ
recital.
The church was very quiet,
everything was very Still. Only
the beautiful chords of the or­
gan sounded. A glorious, lighted
star hung down, and the Christ­
mas greens were still wound
around the pillars and the pulpit
and the Bible reading desk.
Sometimes the notes of the
organ were deep and low, again
they were high, clear, thrilling.
And to every person came new
ambitions, new resolves. As they
all Joined In the opening hymn
of the New Year midnight serv­
ice they all felt better.
The beauty of the organ's
music had touched the soul oi
each.
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1>14, WHl«rnN.wip,pwU«lon.)
Oregon.
T. A. Snook, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office, Phone Red 79,
Rea. 78x3
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Dayton,
Milton A
E. Demaray Hdwe
districts It Is rung out by muffled
bells, and Just at midnight the bells
, are unmuffled and the New Year is
rung in with Joyous peals.
1 But In no other country Is the cele­
bration of New Year'« made so Impor­
tant a festival as In Japan.
The
streets and byways of Tokyo, as well
j as other cities, look like s vast play­
ground. At a certain time In the day
the emperor receives the princes and
the princesses of the blood. At an­
other hour all royalty and cabinet
members and their wives. The scene
is marked with great ceremony.
But all over the city the young f>eo-
pie are having quite as good a time as
royalty; a festival of pleasure is be­
ing held.
Sometimes the faces are
smudged with palni or Ink—scarlet
crepe, white silk and brilliant gold
flit through all the streets. Very lit­
tle religious ceremony is observed
New Tear's day, but upon the third
of January the day !• given over to
worship In the palace, and upon the
fourth of January the emperor opens
the council chamber and state affairs
are begun for the year.
COOOOV OOOOOOOOOOOO
Oregon.
Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich
Jew I«« Greeting
5
15
Day ton
1925
V YEAR STORIES
continued from front page
Palmer
THE DAYTON
Day ton. Oregon
Oregon.
DAIRY
Phone 71x22
15 Years With
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FILBERTS
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Custom Milling
Best paying crop for Willamette
B ring U s Y our G rist
Valley
Young stock of best
Varieties
Your own Wheat, Corn, Buckwheat or Ryo for your
own table. Tell us how you like it, we do the rest.
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We handle Poultry and Eggs and pay top prices,
either Cash or Trade.
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You are welcome to use onr Blackboard in listing
your Wanted or For Sale items.
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If it is feed for stock, we have it, or else its “a new
one on us.”
FROM
BEARING
TREES
Firbrook Ranch
Oregon
Dhyton
G. B. ABDILL
Fanner’s Warehouse Company,
Phone, Rod 07
Dayton, Oregon
TINSMITH and PLUMBER
Having installed a Landis Stitcher
anti Finisher. I ain prepared to do
all shoe repairing with neatness.
R. G, Abdill
ci SEæ5KSSaaKæ»=3S3HS«S3æaQ
Dayton,
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Oregon
Solution of Puzzle No. 3.
A straight 10 per cent discount on all Electrical
merchandise. Lamp socket appliances, Lamps,
Ranges, Washing Machines, Vacuum Cleamers,
Dry Cell Batteries, Fixtures, etc.
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
“It Serves You Rignt”
Newberg, Oregon.
Phone, Blue 34
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