Economy
LOCALF
Service
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Hibbert’s Grocery
I
J.
trau «acted busine»» in
K
Field» WM a Portland viaitor
Tom league is »tMUt
severe case of the tin.
A complete line of Fancy a »id t: p!e’Groceries,
Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
Our «Mt» ami ibe a rung eide.
The I udor 1 ucker family have
moved Hito the Hairy Watulxagaua
house.
Mias Lena Stillwell and Mrs I.
Spangle were McMinnville •hoppers
Saturday.
UMONVALK
Flovd Fowler and wife are vi*il-
Ing al the home of hia parent* Mr.
and Mrs
j, Fowler.
Mr. howler and hoii Floyd were
.McMinnville visitor» Saturday.
M V, Wright ami wife were
county eeat visitor» Monday.
Mis. Pauline Fowler is visiting
different ones on the hill during
the high water.
Mrs. H. E Stoulenl.urg and
Mr, Archie Slouteuburg were
county seat visitor* one day thia
week.
Adam Hewitt and wife have
Mrs. Perle Hog Ie and daughter
returned
home.
Mrs Hewitt la
Evelyn were McMinnville •hop pei a
much better.
Saturdav.
and Washing Powder
Mrs, Antrim was called to Salem
ton.
Oregon.
Miss Esther visited last week
Florence Waldo of Salem spent
end
with her »inter Mr». Beuluh
Saturdav and Sundav with her parent»
R. \ . Waldo and wife near town.
McFarland.
W. P, MORRIS & SON
Mra. Pearl Wilson who has beer
-Milo Parish has been home a few
davs making some improvements on on the ahk list is some better.
his place just across the river from here.
Bert McFarland and wife visited
at the N'-il Stoutenburg home one
evening this w/ek.
Mr. H F Deyoe was a citv visit­
Miss Valeria Flint who is attending or one dav this week.
-chool at Monmouth, spent the week
S C Dixon attended Grange at
end at the home ol her father, Nel» McMinnville Saturday.
Flint.
'I he Needle Craft met with Mrs.
Mrs. Myrtle Pee. 1 and daughter of
Mathlie
Launer last Wednesday .
Pullman, Wash , and Mrs. Shirley
Pierce and little son of Eucador, S. A.,
Albert Smith who is in the Good
visited a few days hut week at the Geo. Bamaritan hospital in Portland is
Dorsn ho i
Mrs.
and Mrs. recovering slowly from hia oper-
, ,, Peed
,,
I Pierc
i ters of .Mr. Doreev.
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ation.
eg and family of Turner,' iS
Mrs Ada Corrigan, Mrs Carrie
I a short time Sunday at the
Kalj
’ey home.
l Kedd and Mrs Lee Fletcher of
W. L. Reichstein and family were McMinnville sjient Wednesday of
I Sunday visitors near McMinnville.
last week with Mrs Maudie Launer.
W
Diamond Van Dorn and family spent
A numl*! of Unionvale people
25 I Sunday at the Wm King home.
attended the program at Pleasant-
The Stringtown Needle Club met at
»
the home of Mrs. Elva Bramlet last dale last Friday evening.
I Thursday afternoon. A luncheon was
Mrs S R Smith who has been
- served t>v the hostess assisted by her staying at their place above Mc-
daughter Mis. Bessie Bramlet. Mem Minnville is home for a few
days,
•era and giiests present were Mesdames
Jack Anderson and family who
Hadlev. King. Sweeney, W. L. Reich-
i-tein, Roy and Scott Edwards. McFar­ have been on the sick list for some
lane. Bramlet and Miss Bessie Bramlet. time are improving.
Several from this vicinity attended
Mr and Mrs Fred Withee were
the funeral of the late Thomas Gibson
ia Dayton, Monday. Mr. Gibson was county seat visitors last Saturday.
a brother-in-law of Scott and Roy Ed-
Mr and Mrs C Countess took
wards, Mrs. Fred Reichstein, and Mrs the loud speaker from their radio
Wess Morgareidge.
up to G I Shelburn» and listened
ÄJ I Howard Hadley of Portland spent the to a very entere»ting program.
I week end with home folk«.
Mrs Arka Lawerence’a children
Morton
je;
” rton Edwards
1- 1 warns of Portland attended
ti e funeral of Thomas Gibson Monday. have been staying with their
.Mr. Edwards is a cousin of the hd- grandmother, Mrs George Antrim
I wards family.
and going to school during the
««
Miss Esther Nichols went to Hillsboro high water.
I last w-ek, where she will visit at the
The E L C E business session
home of Rev Marcy for a few days.
|
has
been postponed till some
Gerald and Kenneth Hadlev ami Er­
।
future
date.
sel Gübser went to Yamhill Friday
General Blacksmithing, Machine Work. Aceteline Welding,
Wagon and General Wood Work.
Day ton, Oregon.
W. P. NORMOYLE
Phone 45x1
PHIL GATES
Gates Motor Co
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
Expert Mechanics,
All Work Guaranteed
We have just remodeled our Garage, making a large
office and parts room. Also have the whole building at
your service, where you can store your car at a low price
and feel assured it is under the best of of care. Stdrage
by the month ?2 50.
We have the latest thing in bulbs—a blue bulb which
wilt penetrate the fog and comply with the law without
dimming
Gives a soft ungiaring light.
Firestone, Oldfield and American Akron tires for sale,
also balloons. We guarantee these tires to give eatisfac-
tion.
We Sell
Union Gas
?«
Phones: Garage, 62x3, Res., Normoyle, Red 100; Gates 66x1
Dayton,
Oregon.
Oregon
Everything for the Builder
Orders Promptly Filled
®cafcr tn
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LATH. CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND.DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc.
Dayton,
Oregon,
NOTICE
I have installed an Aoteylene Welding outfit
and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line
of work.
JOE F- FRANCIS.
&
DAYTON. OREGON
1 Block East of Bank
Box No. 83
P hone
red
&
W holesalers of Sand and Gravel,
Vv ashed, Screened or Crushed.
Dayton, Oregon. ?
I .N otice — Play to be given at Union
night where they placed basketball.
Rov El wards and Mr». Fred Reich­ | vale Grange. Saturday evening Feb
stein hi re in Yamhill Saturday and I ruarv, 14th. (A Gentle Jury.)
Sundav with their sister. Mrs. Mai d mission 10 and 15 cents.
Gibson.
. Wm Lumm and family of Portland
Irs. Geo R>bin»on visitel Satnnlay ’ spent Sundav at the Hibbert and Wamb»
at the home of htr mother Mr». Bower,« gang home.
in Hopewell.
Mr». C E Mauts has been quite sick
Mrs. David Robinaon and son Roy
were Portland visitors Friday, attend­ for the last week but at present is im­
ing the Auto show.
1 proving.
W. P. Norymoyle underwent an
Mrs. Ralph Hadley and sons Vernon
and Kenneth were McMinnville visitor* operation on his throat Sundav, in a
Portland hospital,and is getting along
Saturday.
Elmer Jackman who is attending fine.
-chool in .Monmouth is spending a few
Mrs. Emma A. Anderson has been
days this week with home folks.
very sick this last week at her home in
Fay Robinson, wife and daughter Dayton. She is now able to be al>out
Marieol Willamina were visiting homa again.
folks over the week end. Mr. Robin-on
Ralph Kreitz of Hillsboro accompan­
returned to hi, work Sunday evening,
by his brother Ray Kreitz of port-
but Mrs. Robinson and 'laughter will ied
'
were here visiting their parents
gpend a few davs this week at their land
1
home here.
' last Sunday.
The trouble of being ..ear-sighted’ ! J. G. Park and wife accompanie ! ny
a man is liable to nnstake his wife W S. U Ren and wite ami M. G. M< I r
ler some other woman and be polite to were in attendance at the Auto Shoa in
.| Portland last week end.
b, F. Price who has been bed-fast for i
e me time, caused by a stroke fo paraly-'. being G. W . Harty of Shsrldan, aft -r
will: and caring for her sift r,
tu, died at his home here last night.
Mrs. G. I'. Abdill, for several days,
Mi»» Mamie Dye who is teaching/ returne I i her home Tuesday.
F'lboul in the Amity neigl.borhool spent' Chas Simler and wife visited tl . i
Saturday and Sunday at her home here.: daughters in Toledo, C C regon
rego fi u
J. 8. Dunbar of Portlsnd accompa-1 rnesdavii*° Saturday and hav ie b"-n
Roy Edwards and wife, Mrs. Fred
B orn : At a hospital in McMinnville
n:ed by a Mr. Healow oí B.smark, busy telling about the heavy wind < X- Reichstein and Scott Edwards were j Thursday, Feb. 5th. a ten pound girl,
North Dakota, was a Dayton business perienced on their wav home.
Yamhill visitors Monday afternoon.
tu Mr- an'’ Mrs- b- K- Ulay and wife.
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Martha Addison, who has been * 'IrS- ‘"'“Y waR f<>rK1®Hy Mildred Chan-
Fred Hessler came home from C r-
quite nek at the home of her daughter I '
t*1’* Place-
Joe Francis .-nd Iner Mortenson took vallis Saturday to take care of the
Mr- i. , 1 eier, is slowly improving, i Considerable petty devilment is going
chores
for
a
day
or
so
while
Mr.
Hess.er
in the Auto Show in Portland last week
The Improvment club held their rv/- on around town, such as stealing milk
With the result that they are both driv- went to Corvallis to see Victor who has
been quite sick in one of the hospitals ular monthly meeting last Friday eight 1 f,t resident houses, cutting telephone
iag new Overlands.
there. He is reported to I e improving. at the school house. After a short D uh . . 1 wires and perpetrating other acts of
ness meeting, an address by Rev Phelp* 1'O'Bdernesnor. Better be careful such
On account of a change in the book­
BOY SCOUTS
. of New burg was given. Rev Phelps i» action» quite often get yon into trouble,
ing. “Big Brother” will 1« the feature
Joe Francis has been appointed Scout an able speaker and was well received! »
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picture at the Arcade Theatre. Satur­
Master for this vicinity and desire» the Several songs were sung by Lynn Gul J. APPhcaUon of commercial fertil-
day night, instead of “The Valley of
boys to meet him at the Community s -r and hi» chorus from Unionvale and i'ZerH
moH^ efficient on thin
Silent Men” as advertised.
Hall, Wednesday evening, Feb. 18, at several selection“ played by the McFar 'Rrain stand» should be made in
7:30 oclock to reorganize the Camp.
lane orsbestra; both numbers receiving* the early part of March, say* the
Word lias reached here that Harvey
their share of applause after which the experiment station. A light ap-
Westerfield, a former Dayton boy, has
Mrs. .Myrtle J’eed and daughter 6f
bsen recently married to a Los Angeles I ullinan. Wash., and Shirley Price and eats committee, which were men this ■ plication of nitrate of soda cr »ul-
girl and will make their home in San little son of Eueador, S. A ; daughters of time, each wearing a little white chef
francisco. With his numerous friends the late Sarah Dotsey Clark were visit cap served sandwiches, cake, fruit salad fate of ammonia--50 to 75 poundt
J ere the Tribune extends congratula­ ing relatives and friends in Dayton and and coffee. A large crowd was present an acre-Btimulate» »tooling of thin
to enjoy these good eats and voted the stand» of »mall grain» in western
tions,
vicinity a few days the first of the week. ' men. some cooks.
I Oregon,
ti .
of Day ton
~
«¡Mig
Pleasantdale
DAYÏ0« SAND & GRAVEL CO.
Phone, Red 76
(«omforta oren roiHidt«ro<| tho luxuries «>í king«
ur" now the phqierly of th« burnillesi, i»ml th« com-
mon citizen, by touching a button, can make kings
talk, choruses sing and band* play for hia entertain-
merit. We are progressing. Are you keeping step
by adopting modera banking method*, or are you
»till doing buainea* in the old. antiquated way? We
offer you al) the fncilitie* of u modern bank.
Mis. Ralph hay lor ha» returned to
Mr. Merritt Miller spent Sunday
| her home after an operation in a Me-
at
the P. K. Sitton home.
'lintn iUe h wpital.
Mra. Squire ha* been suffering
Il.iriv waaabeg.n- ,u..l famnv moved
to Tiilam.^k, Sunday, w here he is em­ with a severe cold but i* improv­
ployed in the butcher business.
ing slowly.
Don't forget to get your Silverware coupons.
New Auto Springs, Horseshoeing a specialty
Truly, we ar«< living in a wonderful age, Ihink
<>f the new discoveries, radio, air plane*, »uhm*rii:«s.
wonder» undreamed of u few year» ago.
Ibis ottice can supply von with good Saturday morning by the illness
" ply card board in solid color» of red, of her daughter Mra. Rada Thorn­
blue and white.
$1.35 Value For $1.00
Day ton,
A Wonderful Age
¥ g,. B^UAED
an^ fj eWcler
Agates ground and m Minted
A fine line of Jewelry and Silverwar
prices that are right.
Just Like a Newly
Painted House
It only costs a hundred dollars to paint It
but it enables the owner to get five hundred
dollars more for it.
Appearance is what counts, and the world Judges men
in exactly the same manner.
Made-to-measure clothes arc an investment - not an
"PeHse. They enable you to command the top price
for your services at all times and you are well rcoaid
for your initial investment.
P* d
Rose G Company Clothes
^n7cor°rectlUyr attfred'ITt
Over 300 new Fall fabrics now on display at
Shippy & Filer, Agents
Dayton
Oregon.
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