Dayton tribune., January 22, 1925, Image 4

Quality
Economy
Sei vice
Hibbert’s Grocery
A compiete line of Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
LOCALE
Diek Clark of Portland was h»r» over
Sunday and part of Monday visiting bi»
mother Mr». T. II. Clark and renewing
Phil Gate* has purchased * new Ford I
•‘■'|U*in‘*iws.
j J K Berry
ami wife of Tilla-
th 1) Conn and fir. Snook were I mook «|>eiit part of Sunday with
I ‘or I1 n n< I vmitorH last week end
bis parent» F K. Berry
and wife
near here.
Mrs. W. S. U’Ren wti a etagè I Walter Kit k wood <4 Ui« Hopewell
Thur» I ''•‘L'eborhool »aa in Hayti m a »hort
paeaenger for Portland laid
Ibiu« Saturday »hile onrunta Ip P ut*
I land on luuti new.
Wm. P, Norinoyle win n bu i I
Needle Craft
held au
ii «* m vieitur in Portland, Monday. „Uday meeting at the home of Mra.
Mra.
friends
weeks.
Special Deal on Soap
and Washing Powder
This WeeK
$1.35 Value Por $1.00
'Don’t forget to get your Silverware coupons.
Dayton,
Oregon
W. P. MORRIS & SON
" dh»rd, Wednesday. A mini*
Bello Freshour is visiting|
.
.
I her of town ladles were invited guests
in
Portland
* land report a tine time.
J. W. Shippy
and wife, K 8.
Grandma Sluder celebrated her JUtb Fi,er
and w,,e’
*nd Mra °- C'
birthday yesterday and is hale and Imodriith were in Portland, Mon-
hearty.
day evening selecting and buying
Mr». W. F. Parker who ha« had an­ their spring goods.
other quite sick spell is reported slowly
recovering.
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V. M. Low »pent Sunday in
Dallas
with his sitter who visited
The little son of Wendell Wil-1
here
recently.
He reports that
lard is improving rapidly from hie
from tier
recent illness.
| she ia recovering nicely
fall.
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Mr». H. G. Coburn ha» joined the I
sick list of this community and i» under I On Saturday, January 31, 1925
the doctors care.___________
l at l0;(X) a m the s^ond local
For anything you need in the tire line I institute of the school year will be
including baloons call at the Gates I held in the Davton High School
Motor Co garage.
building
Mr». D. A. Snyder spent part of Mon­
day in McMinnville visiting a friend,
Mrs. A. J Hunsaker.
E'»»« r*-9»kg. General Blacksmithing. Machine Work. Plow Share
The Farmers Co-operative Co. re
and Disc Grinding, Aceteline weldiog. Wagon and General
ceived a car-load of eastern shell corn
Wood work. Horseshoeing a Specialty.
the Hrst of the week.
We will ha ndle the Benz Auto springe, also repair broken spring’1.
Florence
Waldo of Salem was
Day ton, Oregon.
Phone 45x1
W. P. NORMOYLE
PHIL GATES
Gates Motor Co.
&
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
Expert Mechanics,
All Work Guaranteed
We have a complete line of new Cord Tires and
Tubes. We absolutely guarantee these tires, and
will back them 100 per cent. Trade in your old
TIRE on a NEW CORD. Liberal allowance.
For night service and towing call Red 100 or 48x2 as
we are now equipped with a special tow-car and prepared
for all emergencies. Also have a full line of Fire-
Stone Tires including Saloons at your service.
We Sell
Union Gas
p:
LO
£
Oregon.
?Tytön,
DAYTO m SAND & GRAVEL CO
Wholesalers of Sand and Gravel,
Washed, S<‘reened or Crushed.
Phone, Red 76
Dayton, Oregon
COLD CREAM POWDER
A day's um of Armand under the
mo»t trying conditions of heat,
wind or exercise will prove Ite
unfailing power to keep your
skin and complexion always up
to their best. Just the qualities
you’ve hoped for and never be­
fore found.
Armand Cold Cream Powder,
11.00 to 110.00.
Armand Bouquet Powder,
i0 cents.
H. B. Allen Pharmacy
“Serve» You Ri^ht”
Phone Red 64,
Day ton, Oregon.
home over the week end with her
parents R, V. Waldo and wife.
Mrs. I ttie Morey, proprietor of
■ the Quality Hemstitching Shoppe
in McMinnville, «pent Saturday in
Portland purchasing her ntw line
of Spring Art Good».
BASKET
Mildred Roseman
and Elmer
Jackman were
home from Mon­
mouth for the week end.
Miss Bessie Morri» of Portland is here
for a week’s vacation with her parent»
Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Morris.
Orders Promptly Filled
tn
SSuTnleT and, Shingles
LATH, CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND.DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS. M0LD3, olc.
BALL
Newberg High
Dayton High Vi
The Vnion Evangelistic service» at
the M. E. church are well started I McMinnville Jr». VS Day ton Jr».
Kev. Livto- i» an able shaker and is I At Community Hall
tomorrow
creati r
n.te an interest.
I
.
.
■ evening, January 23.
Mts
c.. Bailey and children of
Portia n
re spending n few days with
Mrs. C. La Fever of McMinn­
her j ,i
Mr. and Sirs. H. G. Ogden
ville
called at thia office Saturday.
near ton a.
She wes in town to visit friends
V irginia Senn and \erona Mor-land attend the funeral of Grand-
gareidge who have been
visiting I ma Nichola.
home folks returned to their school
in Portland. Monday.
Everything for the Builder
Day ton.
Oregon,
NOTICE
j1
I have installed an Aoteylene Welding outfit T
J i and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line •
•; of work.
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The majority of the Heeder family
living near town are under the Doctor,s
care this we«k. Victor Hessler came
homesick from Corvallis where he and
ids brother Fred are attending school
and a few davs after Fr«d was compelled
to eome home to help take care of the
family. Tbev are reported improving.
JOE F- FRANCIS.
DAYTON. OREGON
1-2 Block East of Bank
Box No. Ö3
As an incentive for onr readers to try
Mrs. Amy Parker called Monday and I‘heir wit9 at the Cross-Word puzzle»
advanced the subscription for D. A I ‘hat appear in thia paper, we have con-
Webster to Jan. 1st, 1926.
I eluded to again offer a subscript ion for
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I the first’correct solution o< puzzle No. 7
F. F. Berrv has recovered from hi, I which appears in this issue. Answers
two or more week» of sickness sufficient-I °>Mt ** in our hands °r in transit be-
ly to be able to be up around the house. IThursday, Jan. 29. The prizes, 3
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I in number go to the first return from
Adam Rosier
accompanied hi»Ith^citv list; first from the R. F. D.
daughter Pauline to Portland last Sat-|romes, »nd first from th» out-field.
urday for an over Sunday visit in the
metropo'i».
Parrett Named Treasurer
P hone RED 62
^^atahma^or and^ $ gi D q I ct
^Agates ground and mounted
A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware
prices that are right.
at
Mrs. Georgians Miller is I. Portland I Newberg. Ore. Jan. 16 -(Spe-
this week visiting friends from Seattle. Icial.1—Homer Parrett, son of T. L.
They went t<> school to her when she I Parrett of Newberg, has been ap-
taught in Madison, Wisconsin many I pointed by the county court to the
v<ars ago
poition of Yamhill county trea«-
B F. Price living in the E. J. Nich urer> n,a(1e
o)« house opposite the Free Methodist I health
of C
church is »lowly recoveriny from a re was elected at
cent strske of apoplexy.
tion. Parrett
vacant through ill
E. Dukenfield, who
the November else
assumed the duties
after appointment.
immediately
This is the kind of weather that
makes a "fellei” feel like if aomebody’d
Joe Francis is having the old
•‘dig the bait”—Well, in other word»,
gives a ' feller” spring fever.
blacksmith shop on Ferry St, re-
shingled and generally repaired
Rev. and Mrs. Cook of Willa­ and will occupy it with his me­
mina attended the funeral
of chanical equipment, this will give
Grandma Nichols at this place. the Gates Motor Co the complete
Saturday.
floor space of the building, at pre­
sent occupied by both the garage
The Dayton Volunteer Fire Dep't and blacksmith shop. The boys
will hold its annual election for the
following offices:
Chief, Assistant, garage business had out grown the
Secretary and Treasurer, at its regular space they had, which necessitated
meeting Monday, Jan. 26. Refresh­ the change.
ments are promised by committee. All
The jnoilp of procedure cf conducting
are urged to attend.
Secretary.
funeral» in this neighborhood might
A gent W anted .— For Day ton have l>een permissable fifty years ago
and vicinity, for Midwest Extracts when the facilities were not a» they are
today, but to a looker on it would seem
absolutely pure, one and one half
an opportune time to change tactics.
to two and one half times stronger Practically every undertaking establish­
than standard makes.
Polmer ment ia now equipped with a loweiing
Polishing Cloth,
brightens the device, which prevents accident» at the
homo. Magnolia Laundry Tablets grave, and it would seem that those
that do not possess that equipment
washes clothes without rubbing.
should obtain one.
Write for proposition. Mrs. W. N,
Brown, 323 LaFayette Ave. Me*
TRACTOR SCHOOL
Minnville, Oregon. Phone Blue
The
Pourteman
Hdw. Co. of
4912.
McMinnville will put on a Tractor
School at McMinnville next Tues­
BL’CKHECTSHOES
day, January 27, for the benefit of
all
gas engine operators, and is
For Buckhect shoes, Men, Boys
for
one day only-
Everybody
and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc­
invited
Adv
Minnville, Oregon.
Just Like a Newly
Painted House
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It only costs a hundred dollars to paint it,
but it enables the owner to get five hundred
dollars more for it.
Appearance ia what counts, and the world Judges men
in exactly the same manner.
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Made-to-measure cloth's are an investment — not an
expense. They enable you to command the top price
for your services at all times and you are well repaid
for your initial Investment.
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Rose & Company Clothes
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.
Over 300 new Fall fabrics now on display at
Shippy & Filer, Agents
Dayton,
Oregon.
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