Dayton tribune., March 12, 1925, Image 4

Quality
Economy
LOCALS
Service
We believe the best to be
Cheapest
Phil Gate, cold a Ford coupe to A. L.
Roesner today.
M im Virginia Senn has accepted a
the
G. B. Abdill was in Portland on bualueM poaition in Portland.
business Tuesday.
The Road To Wealth
relatives here last Tuesday
They say that Economy i* tin» road to Wealth,
end it is trite Ack those who have euceeeded they
will tell you.
Bill NormovliUma a brand new E mzx
l.ela Bond ot baleni spent the week coach and alao tiie agency for them.
end here with her parente
Marahal Ralph Alatili is sure doing a
Mrt. Col twin of Lafayette v lai ted good jub of cleauiiig up tl»e par k
Mi. Fletehall purchased a F»wd tour-
Ihete Hadley has gone to Willamina ing car tmui tiu» Gates Motor Co. tudav.
where he is employed in a Marnili.
C«4. W Taylor haa a new cant in liila
Edward Roseman haa raaigne»! hie iseiia •uaouucilig hi« busines« of •m-tion
•ering.
position with the Allen Pharmacy.
Hibbert’s Grocery
Ni.t struggling, grasping.
miserly
economy,
Kqueaxing every dollar until the eagle eqiiiillH Oli,
no, not that, But by tletarmining to live within your
income, by paying us you go, by denying yourself the
things you cun not aff »rd, and bv keeping your funds
in a reliable Bank like ours, where your mouay is
SAFE. That’s the way to succeed.
8, H Dey and «uus ai. makiug es-
Herman Wilson and family of Sheri­
tea.lv*
improrsmuuti In th«lr luutta r
dan visited Irienda here Tuesday.
yard
Harry Wwmbugans of Tillamook
visited relatives here Sunday.
Always a complete line of Fa ne V
and Staple Groceries Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables in season
E. May>w had the milfortune to Im
D. A. Snyder and wife were AI baav bed a pity, id eteel In his right leg
visitors Sunday at the home of her while working with wedges 'and sledge
last Saturday. The «G»l’wu» removed
brother E. W. Howe.
oa Thursday and now he will soon be
Herman Hansen and wile of Portland minus his limp.
eujoved a week end visit at the 1ner
Mortensen Lome in this citv.
Mr. A Rn»v bad the miefortuue
“Emily J. Nichole accompanied bvr
•••ter and children to Carlton' Sunday to fall about eight feet out of an
where they visited a aieter.
apple tree which he was pruning
Phone Red 28
Day ton,
W. P. MORRIS & SON
Genetai Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Aceteline Welding.
Wagon and General Wood Work.
New Auto Springe, Horseshoeing a specialty
Phone 45x1
PHIL GATES
W. P. NORMOYLE
mook
i*ited here Sunday with
his pan ta F. E. Berry and wife.
Gates Motor Co
St
All Work Guaranteed
Mra. S. A
McCann who has
been quite sick at the home of her
daughter in Port'and arrived
home Monday.
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 $2 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 rale,
also balloons. We guarantee these tires to give satisfac­
tion.
Special music at the Baptist church
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Sunday will be a song by the choir at
morning services and solo by Rex
Peffer at evening services.
Phones: Garage, 62x3, Res., Normoyle, Red 100; Gates 66x1
Oregon
Dayton,
DAYTON SAND & GRAVEL CO
Wholesalers of Sand and Gravel
Washed, Screened or Crushed
Dayton, Oregon.
Phone, Red 76
Orders Promptly Filled
g. qb .
deafer tn
and Shingles
LATH, CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND,DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc.
Dayton,................................................... Oregon,
For Sale
Farm
NOTICE
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I have installed an Acteylene Welding outfit
! and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line
[ of work.
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Rorninders
JOE F- FRANCIS.
To avoid a rot which attacks vegetable
seedlings in the spring, the careful
Oregon gardener provides for the aer»-
tion of bis hot beds. The large amount
of damp weather in Febtuary and
March is blamed by the experiment
Station for the spread of this disease,
which causes the seedlings to rut when
they are young.
Here is a chance to win a prize by
giving the correct solution of a cross­
Hot bed ashes are not allow«! to
word pazzie.
The McCormick Ma-ic
Co. is advertising one in this issue. cover up a bed of plants for any length
of time without some aeration. Other­
You can win it. Try it.
wise, water will condense on the under
Mrs. V. M. Low was in Portland side of the sashes from the heal of the
Saturday and attended the after­ bed. This moisture dripping on the
noon performance of “The Choco­ plants below, has a tendency to make
them rot. Aeration prevents the water
late Soldier.”
condensation.
Young vegetable plants, such as'
Mrs. Rachel Keen an<Uittle grand son
Terrece Westei field terminated their cabbage, lettuce, and tomatoes, are
Visit with relative! here Tuesday and transplanted for the first time when
left for Eastern Oregon where she will they have shown their first true leaf,
which is the third leaf. Borne Oregon
visit a ion a short time.
gardeners leave the plants in the sei d
Another old land mark in Dayton is bed to^ long before the first transplant­
station has
being removed.
Thia time it is an old ing, ' the experiment
observed.
The
plants
become
tall and
barn on the Adam Rossner lots.
This
building was used as a livery barn in spindling before they are removed to a
place where they can begin to develop.
the early days of Dayton.
The distance apart to place these young
plants in the hot beds is 2 inches for
J. M. Hamblet dropped in yesterday lettuce and cabbage, and at least
and paid us 11.50 on subscription.
We 4 inches by 4 inches for tomatoes.
are always glad to meet the folks and
If clover sod land which is to be
also to have them show their apprecia­
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used
for potatoes is plowed early
tion for our efforts along the newspaper
line.
and shallow, the clover roots will
We Sell
Standard Gas
Everything for the Builder
a*a«e«ae»C4a*«rtva«art«ee*a«»rt«*ea«a«»e*a»«e«*a*a*
L W. Coffin and son and
Queen Incubator, 140 egg.
daughter, Herbert and Flossie of Almost new. Price 115.00,
Portland spent Sunday with rela­
John Shelburne,
tives here.
Phone 16X3
Dayton, Oregon.
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
Expert Mechanics,
Day ton Oregon
Mise Dorothea Lltacher of Portland is condition.
«[.'ending a (aw dave her* with her
mother Mte. L. H. Litscher.
About a month ago thia office printed
F. G. Fuller and wife of Kern- JOU—6 page folders for Horace R dnusoti
ville, Oregon visited relatives here for advertising purpr-ses for Ids Ancona
chicken ranch situated livre in town.
last week end.
Yesterday lie came in and paid tor
them
and also paid us a vumphineut on
B orn : T o Mr. and Mrs. Uller
the work which we feel should not go
Hadley, Friday, March 6, 1925, a uncredited. He said: "We write for
nine pound baby girl.
gucuaa farms all over the U.S. A. arid
receive such folders from everywhere
Mrs. Ermina Shoals of Seattle and consider the job done at the
is here visiting her uncle 8. W. Tnbune office the best piece of work we
have seen."
Mr. Robinson and wife
Sigler and wife this week.
have spared no pains or expense in
Frank Gallagher, wife and two building up their flock and are in a
children of Portland spent Sunday here position to furnish you breeding pens,
with her uncle F. E Berry and family« baby chicks, or eggs for letting that are
J. E. B-rry and wife of Tilla­ top-notcbere.
Oregon
Dayton, Oregon.
ankg/ Dayton
E. Demaray baa ta^uo running a last Thursday.
Being 84 years
senes of paint Ada. Thia is the time of old the fill went pretty hard with
year to use paint. 8ee him.
him. and he is in a rather critical
have time to decay. The land can
then l>e turned np deeper two or
three weeks before planting. A
50 bushel increase to the acre with
potatoes has been realized with
this method in O. A. C. experi-
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BUCKHECTSHOES
ments.
Chas. H Roseman of Beaverton
For Buckhect shoes, Men. Boys
After cultivation begins, the
visited relative» here Wednesday
and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc­
7 Room
Modern
land
that is wet and late can be
afternoon.
He was accompanied
Minnville, Oregon.
Then is the
easily
recognized.
Residence
home by his father F. M. Roseman
most
favorable
time
for designing
2 acre« of ground, 1 who will help with the farm work
farm
drain
systems
Wet land
H at Foil S alk
their this week.
Fruit, Berrie«,
owners
should
make
studies
of
Baled vetch, clover, and oat hay for
Walnut»,
Ghicken 5
ground,
water
and
tuihHoil
condi
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sale by W. 8. Hibbert.
Mrs. E.. D. Roseman
ar d
house and
park,
tions
and
plan
a
drain
system
for
children
went to
Lsfayette,
and barn room for
»
Wednesday
afternoon, where they the whole farm, advises the Oregon
Cow and winter feed
The most
Seed corn, well acclimated, raised
will epend a week or more with experiment station.
Liberal
terms
to
responsible
necessary
drains
can
be
installed
here for the past titeen years. Also
<• her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, M.
party.
Irish Cobbler potatoes (early.)
first
and
the
whole
system
com­
Oliphant.
Herbert Willard, Dayton, Ort.
pleted
in
units
as
time
and
means
J. L. S tuart , Owner.
J. L. Stuart motored to Eugene permit.
oc.»«
Saturday morning on business
To get complete control of the
Berry Growers! Vhat’s the use of
interest,,
He was accompanied peach leaf curl disease, it is neces-1
being torn and scratched by the
by Mrs. E. R. Means, who has sary to spray so as to disinfect
thorny varieties when you can get
The County Squirrel poison been visiting relatives here, and every bud on the tree.
the Genuine Core Thornless Black­
This
berry plants as smooth as a grape mixed by the County Agent for Miss Mildred Prcffit, who visited
spaying should be done while the
vine, at 13 cents each or in 50 or 100 rodent control, under the super*
her brother Claude, over Saturday buds are dormant. Bordeaux 6-6-
lots 10 cents each. Come and look
vision of Mr Moore of the U S Bio- and Sunday.
Mr. Stuart and 60 was found by the college ex­
them over at my ranch 3 miles
south east of McMinnville, Oregon. ogical survey is now on sale at Mis» Proflit returned home Sun- periment station to be satisfactory.
G. T. Booth, R. 2. the Demaray Hdw Store
day afternoon.
1 Block East of Bank
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DAYTON. OREGON
P hone RED 62
Box No. 83
Y» h, BAORD
\Qat^h,<n,a'l^cT andí>¿ ctDoler
Agates ground and mounted
A fine line of Jewelry and Silverware
prices that {are right.
at
This office can supply you with good
C ash P aid for false teeth, dental
.1. E. Mellinger and wife, bv the kind­
to'd, platinum and discarded jewelry. 6 ply card board in solid colors of red, ness of some friends, were able to en»
Do te Smelting & Refining Co., Uteego, blue and white.
joy a few div s visit with their daughter
Michigan.”
and son and their families in Tillamook
tne last of the week, returning home
«<•<•<• Sunday evening.
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FOR SALE
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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 are an investment — not an
expense. They enable you to command the top price
for your services at al! times and you are well repaid
for your initial investment.
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,
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Oregon.
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