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Quality Economy Sei vice LOCALE Pleasantdale Grandma Nichol« is quite ill. Geo Foater and wife wer» McMiuii- I J Randall <4 Portland spent set» vilie visitor« Wednesday afternoon. Mr*. Martha Addition a ho lias Iwteil quite aii k for scierai days at the home intercala. of her daughter Mia. ileo Foater. is in« J. A. McFarland, living a few niilei proving. Iroin toan was a stage paasenger t< Peter Sa «neon was quite "ii k for I'orll.md Mmidav oí this week. several days last week.. Ralph Hadley and wife and Chas Mr«. Harry Wamhagana and children were among the aiek ot thia town the Hadlev wore county seat visitors last lirel <d the week. Friday afternoon. Mi. IJoyd Goodrich of Dayton visit It J. Moore, electric light man of ed at the home <4 Mrs. S-ott Edwards Newberg was transacting busine«« in Fresh Fruit and Vegetables in Season Mrs. J. A. McFarlane visited Thurs Dayton last Saturday. day at the bom* of Mrs. Geo Foster. A full line of Holiday Candies and Nuts at the Mias Mildred Koeeman value up from Dale and Vernon Hadley, Lewi« Nich» RIGHT PRICES Monmouth and »pent the week-end with ol» and Frank Finnieuui were Amity her pan tits in this citv. visitors Friday night, where they piav- We are giving Coupons Free with each 25c Cash I ittle Robert Latscber ol Portland is ed basket ball. ’ i Purchase. These coupons are redeemable in Silver- Mrs. H Thompson visited Wednes visiting his Grandmother Mrs. L. 11 ' ware by Rogers Silverware Redemption Bureau. New day at the Geo Foster home. Litscher a week or more. ! York. Mr*. Lina Buckley of Dayton spent Wilford Hibbert w.m quite sick la* t week with a threatened case of appendi the dav Ihurikiay ut the hum* of Mr«. II Thomp«on. citi» is able to tie out once more. Walter Jackman of Portland »pent the art McCann ha» »urtieientlv week end with home folks. recovered from her recent *u knvw to The Pleasantdale Needle club m«t come home from McMinnville last week last Uediiesday afternoon at tbe home L. A. Barnard of Chicago is vp-rding of Mrs. A. W. Hraiulet. A pleasant a few pleasant days at the horn«- of hia afternoon was spent by the following brother W. O. Barnard north of town. maint»- M*»datue« McFarlane Dav ton, Oregon Don Stretch and wife of Hemlock, Arthur. Fav and Geo Robinson and Oregon are vLitlug a few davs with his Bram let aid one guest Mr«. Mae Fowl parents N. S. Stretch and wife in Day eroi Rockaway, Diegon. ton. The Stringtown Needle club met Thursday afternoon at the home of J. K. Fields was in Portland Friday Mr». W. 1.. Be chstein. A iunchevu visiting his son Robert who has recent For«» rFrei-g, General Blacksmithing, Mac! ine Work. Plow Share ly undergone au operation in a hospital woeserveu bv the bort«*«» assisted bv Mr«. Roy Fdvard*. Member* prevent and Disc Grinding, Aceteline welding, Wagon and General in that town. were M^adamr* Ha Iley. Brwmirt, Wood work, Horseshoeing a Specialty. J. G. Park dropped a couple of dollars Sweeney, King, Ruy Edward« and W. into the cash box of the Tribune, which L. Reichstein, A good time was report We will handle the Benz Auto springs, also repair broken spring». fixes him up on subteriptioa until Jan. ed. 1, 1926. Go thou and do likewise. Dayton, Oregon. Phone 45x1 The thief baa been bu«y again in t hie It would be mighty hard to beat this neighborhood, James Benes being tbe weather in any ciiiae. More like April victim this time. He loet all of hi« or May than January in most place«. chicken« but one, «everal bushel« of Some rain end sunshine but nice and corn and two sack« of cow feed. PHIL GATES W. P. NORMOYLE warm. Elgin M. Lee and Howard Hadlev of Portland visited Saturday night and Théi ms to be a shortage of good Sunday at the Ralph Hadlev home. rental es here at present. A little Merle Reichstein, Harold Litacher, repair'll mid put several in shape for Ereel Qubrer, Andrew Nichola and occupai Gerald and Kenneth Hadley were a- mong those going to tbe Carlton Friday G. A. Kidd of this city was in Port night to the l>aaket ball game. land last week end to attend the funeral COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS Howard Franklin, Keith Coburn and of his brother W. T. Kidd who died in tieraid and Kenneth Hadley were guest« that city Jan. 7th. His wife died there All Work Guaranteed Expert Mechanics, about one month ago. They were form of Prof Rutherford at his summer home erly well known residents of Whiteson. near Mt Hood, Saturday night and Sun day. They all report a good time. We have a complete line of new Cord Tires and Mr». G. M. Fowler retened to her Tubes. We absolutely guarantee these tires, and home in Rockaway Bunday, after «pend will back them 100 per cent. Trade in your old ing the holidays visiting at the home of TIRE on a NE W CORD. Liberal allowance her father, A. N. Sheldeu. Mr*. Ruth Addison and little son Ronald visited relatives iu Portland last week. W. L. Reicbstein and wife visited relatives near McMinnville Monday. J. A- McFarlane transacted busines« in Portland Monday. Mrs. David Robinson was a Portland visitor Saturday. Oregon. Davton, Fav Robinson is moving his family to Willamina this week, where be will be ' nearer his work. i We have a complete line D. A. Snyder was a Portland Friday. I> usiu * m visitor m Hibbert’s Grocery I We wish to all A Happy New Year W. P. MORRIS & SON Gates Motor Co Box Shooks, Cabinet Work' and Mill Work ] General Building Contracting Built in Fixtures a Specialty I j R. Cooper Dalton, I Oregon. Everything for the Builder Orders Promptly Filled ®cafcr in LATH. CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND,DOORS, WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc. Oregon, Day ton, We Sell & Union Gas Cure Horses Humanely — and quickly YOUR INCOME TAX No. 1 Mra. Ella Isham of Seattl ■ visit ed her daughter Mrs. Eli Kurtz over Friday. Walter Jackman bought a Ford and expects U> drive back and forth to hi« school in Portland . Arthur Robinson transacted business in Willamina Saturday. Mrs, Alice Naeve and daughter Betty of Tigard were Sunday visitors at th* home of Mis. David Robinson, J. A. McFarlane and wife and Ron Floyd and Miss Evelyn Morgan of Fayette visited relatives in Salem 8un l , day. Mrs. Anna Robinson and sons Earl and David visited Friday at the home of tiie formers parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson. Wm Martin who was kicked by a hor«e several weeks ago is slowly im proving Do not drench your horse —It is abusive and dan gerous. The most vicious and unruly animals can be treated without the usual danger and struggle of drenching. Yonr income tax for the year Mesdames L.»w and Spangle 1924 is less, in proportion to your income, than was the tax for 1923. were McMinnville visi tor.- and A rate reduction, however, is not shoppers last Saturday. the only benefit afforded by the Mrs. E. J. Nichole has teen revenue act of 1924. Increase in spending the week end with a bis- the exemption for married persons ter, Mrs. Ada Wills in Carlton. a 25 per c< nt reduction on “’earned V CAPSULE Peter .Swanson and O. C. Yo i:m income,” and other changes in REMEDIES revenue legislation are of immedi who have been quite sick recen’ly are now reported some-what im ate interest to every taxpayer. Used and recommended The revenue act of 1924 requires proved. by progressive stock-own tbit returns be filed by every J. L. Sherman is again at his ec I ers. Guaranteed to cure, or your money back with single person whose net income eustemed place in the bank after aev al out question. for 1924 was $1,000 or more, or week« lay off caused by an operation, Dr. Korinek’s Capsule whose gross income was 15,000 or fie say« that he isn’t ready for a box Remedies for Horses and more, and by every married couple ing match vet, but feeling much better Cattle include: whose aggregate net income was than some time ago. Physic Capsules if2,500 or more, or whose aggre Kidney Capsules gate gross income was 15,000 or HOW LONG? Worm Capsules more. Last year returns were re How long can a fellow live with Colic Capsules quired of married couples whose out brains? Inquired the young Diarrhoea Capsules aggregate net income was $2.000 etuderit of the old professor. Tonic Capsules or more. Husband and wife, liv That remains to be seen, my Fever Capsules ing together, may include the in boy, he replied. come of each in a single joint return, or each deducted, may file LITTLE JOHNNY’S POME a separate return showing the in The curfew shall not ring tonight, come of each. Net income is gross I think they’ll have to acrap’er, income less certain specified reduc For father had to have his iron— Dr. Korinek’s Patented tions for business expenses, losses, He went and et the clapper. Capsule Gun makes the bad debts, contributions, etc administering of medicine The period for filing returns is The Oissia Club met last Wed safe and easy. Price, 60c. from January 1 to March 15. 1925. nesday at the home of Mrs. Lens Entry »lack tncnrr ahouM The return accompanied by at Dower, There were nine mtnihen have a aupply of[)r. Kdfi- least one-fourth of the amount of present, several being absent on tax due. must be filed with the account of sickness. Lunch was collector of internal revenue for served by the hostess assisted by the district in which the taxpayer her daughter, Mrs .Emitt Filer. A has his legal residence or has his' pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by “Serves You Right” principal place of business. । all. Phone Red G4, Dayton, Oregon. ngKORiNElQ VI We would like to have a good live , correspondent at Dundee and one at La- Fayette. Somebody please got busy. । We will appreciate your effort. We hereby acknowledge receipt of the cash for a year’s subscription, from Mrs. Glen C. Hill of Seattle, Wash, and thus our listcontinnes to grow. Thanks. | The 33rd term of the Oregon Legis lature is now on at Salem. Thin paper ha« made arrangement« to give our reader« an account of the proceeding« each week commencing with our next issue. Mutual Telephone Co. Meet. At the annual meeting of the Stock- holders ol the Yamhill Comity Mutual Telephone Company, held in this city on Wednesday, the three outgoing di rectors, Mr. Kossner, Mr. Park and Mr. Hessler, were re.elected for the ensuing ’ tern of two years. It was also voted to raise the rates of the private lines at a future date, after same has been brought I before the Commission. At the Organ ization Meeting of the Directors, Mr. L. A. Rosnner was again elected as Presi dent, nr. Elmer Campbell as vice presi- ' and Ruth Hayden aa Secretary and Trearurer. 1 NOTICE I have installed an Acteylene Welding outfit and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line of work. JOE F- FRANCIS, DAYTON. OREGON 1-2 Block. East of Bank PHONE RED BOX No. 83 62 AT TWE MOVIES Saturday, January 17, 1925 “To Have and To Hold’, Tele phone Girl 3, comedy Next Week Saturday, January 24 “Kide In” Roping Her Romeo, Comedy Show* at 7:30 and 9:15 P. M. Arcade Theatre V- ft SAW RD Agates ground and mounted A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware prices that are right. This office for H. B. Allen Pharmacy1 at Xfïood For Salo 10 ine h reasoned fir wood. JOB WORK! All out ol good bod 'y timber. A. T. Nairn. Phone 18x8. Dayton Oro,
