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About Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1925)
LOCALE A. J. McCann, wife and baby of Portland spent Sunday here with hla mother. C. H. Sutton and family were Mrs Leroy Lewis of McMinnville Eugene visitors Sunday. visited relatives in this city over Mrs. Emma Anderson was a Sunday and Monday business visitor in Portland Mon Mrs. Ruth Hayden and E 8. day. Filer were buvinMH viaitore In H. G, Doburn spent several days Portland lust Thursday. with relatives at Gladstone Oregon recently. Mias Florence Bingham took II. G. Coburn handed in 91.50 charge of the Quality Hemstitch on subscription yesterday. Thanks. ing Shoppe, Tuesday, while lier Come again. sister Mrs Morey was out of town W. P. MORRIS & SON Onerai Black«n»thing. Machine Work, Aceteline Welding. Wagon acd General W’ood Work. New Auto Springs, Horseshoeing a specialty Phone 45x1 Day ton, Oregon. PHIL GATES W. P. NORMOYLE & Gates Motor Co p: COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS ^1 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 care. Storage by the month 92 50. We have the latest thing in bulbs—a blue bulb which penetrate the fog and give a soft light. Firestone, Oldfield and American Akron tires for sale, also balloons. We guarantee these tires to give satisfac tion. We Sell Union Gas Mi Jr. J Roseman was home over Profitable Sunday and Monday from Mon Potato growers in the northwest are mouth wherp she is attending obtaining better yields by using certified school. seed. The merit of certification is slowly be Mrs. Anna B. Litscher arrived coming understood by the general class from Portland Monday evening of farmers. A large number of inquiries from where she has been visiting her have been received this farmers, by the •zpeiiment station at children. Corvallh. While planting certified Mrs. McCann after visiting a daughter in McMinnville for a month or more arrived home last week end. T. P. Caughlin has been improv ing the front of his farm north of town by building a couple of goat fences. L'ller Hadley and Jack Ohlert were home over the week end from Winlock, Washington, where they have been engaged in construction for an oil company. Phones: Garage, 62x3, Res., Normoyle, Red 100; Gates 66x1 Oregon. Day ton, It i< not the gun, but the mu n boli i nd it, that counts. Not the note, but the man Ixhilll it, that establishey its value. ¡H not tlir Ami so on, nil down the Bank, but the men behind it, that create conlidvnce iu its stability We are proud of the officials and directors of this Bank, proud of its stock holders, proud of our patrons. They all are th" people be hind our bank, the ones who make it strong. Dayton Dayton Orego n M*d will not always result in a crop that will pan certification requirements it usually means a considerably better yield of potatoes. The potatoes will be more uniform and have lees culls than where the common potatoes are used for seed. Certified potatoes must 1* of uniform shape and size, showing the varietal characteristics, and comparatively free from disease. Hut do not think that because they are free from disease, vou wiH get disease free pnlatOM that season Potatoee may become infected from dis eased soil or containers before planting. Always treat the potato seed before planting. It serves as a disinfectant for the seed and killq the disease organ isms that mav have reached the surface of the seed from the containers. Use corioeive sublimate for treating them ’before the seed is cut for planting. W. L. Taylor who recently moved to tbe Northwest from Iowa has rented the May property in the west part of town and will oc- __ copy it March 1st. | Oregon Agricultural College, === „ ’Corvallis.—Earl E. Kearns, a form Rev, and Mrs. J. F. rrankhnj^ Btudent of Dayton high school were in the vicinity of Bellvue, and now a junior in electrical Monday, canvassing in the interest engineering at O. A. C., was re of the fund for the retired minis cently pledged to Tau Beta Pi, ters of the M. E. church. national honorary engineering J. Puutio and wife and A. Puunalo fraternity. Dayton, Oregon. and wife accompanied by Mr«. H. Men elected to Tau Beta Pi Lawrell all of Hopewell were trans must have a scholastic standing acting business in Dayton last which is within the upper fourth of 'the seniors or upper eighth of This office can supply you with good week-end. _________ 6 ply card board in solid colors of red, George and Fred Hessler, sons the juniors. A failure in any one blue and white. ot G«*?- Hessler Sr. are sick and in subject bars a candidate from Scholarship, character, the Corvallis hospital. Latest re election. ports are that they are improving. and Interest In engineering are primary qualifications for member Tuesday evening Electa Chap ê ter O. E. 8. was officially visited ship. Kearns is a member of Eta 7 Room Modern | by the Worthy Grand Malron of Kappa Nu, electrical engineering Residence ; Oregon, Mrs. Mary «Alice Burdett honorary fraternity, and belongs 2 acre» of Rround, | of McMinnville who was accom to the Chi Alpha Pi social fratern Fruit, Berries, | panied by a number of members ity. ________ Walnuts, Ghlcken y of that society in that city. Many of the ailments in hog raising house and park, I L. F. Hadley and wife of Dallas are dne to the lack of minerals in the and barn room for * spent Saturday afternoon and Sun food. Minerals should be kept before Cow and winter feed | day with friends in this their old the hogs at all times. Plenty of exer- Orders Promptly Filled Everythiao lor lb0 Builder 9? cater tn and Shingles LATH. CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND.DOORS, WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc. Oregon, Day ton, NOTICE Potato Certification Generally SI Expert Mechanics, Geo. Gibboa of Gaston, Oregon, City Recorder Tucker is visiting .Mrs. Sarah Harty of Sheridan, a niece Mra. Lumm and family in and a number of other relatives Portland. from out of town, attended the Mrs. F. E. Berry has been hav funeral of Mrs, Abdill, Tuesday. ing a very severe sore throat the ------------ *------ Special music at the Baptist last few days. church Sunday morning will be a This community received a solo bv Florence Bingham ‘shower’ of M-W-Co. catalogues Sunday evening there will be a Ibis week. duet by Miss Bingham und Mr - - —--- Penholiow and a solo by Mr Pen- Mr. and Mr«. May expect to re turn to their farm near Molalla, hollow about March let. County School Superintendent, Dr. O. C. Goodrich has been S. 8. Duncan, and wife of McMinn kept at home a few days this week ville were in town on husineee by a servere case of the Ha. Monday and called al the home of John Arms. C. H. Sutton and Mrs. Fletcher for a short visit. Wm. Smith were McMinnville J I.. Stuart after several years business visitor« Friday. spent as cashier of the Bank of Mrs. Harry Gray was homa from Dayton, lias disposed of his inter Monmouth inhere she ie attending est in the bank to J. L. Sherman school, for the week end. and son Harry, and he and family George Bexter, L. P. Paxon and expect to make their former home Mrs. Lina Buckley were McMinn in Oklahoma a visit this spring Mr. Btusrt says he has made no ville business visitors Friday. plans for the future so far. He is Mrs. Francis C. Carey of Port offering hie residence property for end is visiting her sister Mrs. M. sale. During our short acquaint Huddleston in this city. ance with Mr. Stuart we have Mrr W 8. Hibbert has been on found him just a business man the ekk list for a week or more and that means a whole lot. and if ble to be about again. A Man Behind I have installed an Acteylene Welding outfit and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line J I of work. ♦ JOE F- FRANKS. DAYTON, OREGON 1 Block East of Bank Box No. 83 P hone RED 62 ¥ A BILLA ED Xjjatcr Amador Agates ground and mounted A fine line of Jewelry and SilveTWare prices that are right. at DAYTON SAND & GRAVEL CO Wholesalers of Sand and Gravel Washed, Screened or Crushed. Phone, Red 76 C ash P aid for false teeth, dental gold, platinum and discarded jewelry. Hoze Smelting A Refining Co., Otsego, Michigan." BUCKHECT8HOES For Buckhect shoes, Men, Boys and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc Minnville, Oregon. H at F or S als Baled vetch, clover, and oat hay for eale by W. 8. Hibbert. Hint for Brice A woman's first duty is neve• to let her husband discover that she Is clev erer than he Is. Speed Limit Only They don't need parking restric tions on the road to mln.—Los An geles Times. FOR SALE i cite, is also necessary. The following Liberal terms to responsible | home town. mineral mixture is recommended by party. 5 B orn :—on Tuesday morning I the O. A. C. Experiment Station, fed February 24th, 1925 at their home either by putting one-tenth pound per J. L. S tuart , Owner, day in the hog’s ration, or by pulling in Dayton, a five pound boy to «K**® (•& 2 in a self feeder. Mr. and Mrs.Chester. Slacked coal—100 pounds; stock salt. Just Like a Newly Painted House ¡Ai It only costs a hundred dollars to paint It, but it enables the owner to get five hundred * dollars more for it. 4 Appearance is what counts, and the world judges men in exactly the same manner. Made-to-measure clothes are an investment — not an expense. They enable you to command the top price for your services at al! times and you arc well repaid for your Initial investment. I 3 t Rose & Company Clothes Al Baptismal services will be held 8 pounds; ground bone, (fine), 4 pounds Hat Powerful. "Drill" in the Baptist church Sunday eve The pholad, a small sea animal kin The County Squirrel poison ning. Mr. Penhailow of McMinn to the oyster, can bore holes through mixed by the County Agent for •tone. ville will sing at this service. Raritiet True friend« seldom come buucUee.—Keweton Poet-tM«petck. -- ---- - T - ground sulfur, 1 pound; air slacked lime, 2 pounds; Glauber's salt, 2 pounds potassium iodine, 0.4 pound. If slacked coal is not available, wood ashes or charcoal may be substituted. rodent control, under the super L H Litfcher of Portland has vision of Mr Moore of the U 8 Bio In logical survey is now on sale at been visiting relatives here a few coupons. days the Demaray Hdw Store I | tailored to your individual preference assure you of being correctly attired at all times — and the p-icc, so unusually lbw, enables you to effect a caving of from $5.00 to $10.00. Over 300 new Fall fabrics now cn display at Shippy & Filer, Agents Day ton, Oregon.
