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Economy
Service
We believe the best to be
Cheapest
the
Hibbert’s Grocery
Always a
Fancy
and Staple Groceries Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables in season.
Special on Easter Hanis,
Let Us Take Your Order
LOCALS
LAFAYETTE
After a week’s visit with ber
parante,
Will Morgan and wife,
W. 8. Hiblwrt and son Wilfred ware
visiting relati » •« iu Portland Sunday. Mrs. Poul Peehley returned to her
home in Astoria, Monday.
M<« K. Demars y and children visited
Mra. A. P. Fletcher ia attending
friends iu McMinnville. Sunday after­
noon.
the Conference of the Evangelical
church in Portland thia week,
There ia usually a silver lining In a cloud-—
Madeline ItoMner and father ware She is a delegate from thia place,
transacting biiMnn*« in Mi Miunvllla,
if you really LOOK for it mat nd ol worrying
Mra. Henry Davis entertained
Saturday.
for
the pleasure of the Lavender
If liiiiea are hard, worrying will not help. Iax>k
Kiley L'laik ha* been home for a
short visit. He returned to bi* work in Club, Wednesday.
for the bright aide. Nothing is gained bv bunting
Tillamook today.
Katherine Cattle bus been out
for more trouble. Make an honest effort Io t ay your
of school on account of àliti*-*-;
debts. It may help tin* other fellow to p y hi-.
Joe Francis was in Portland Sunday now that she la back in echoed her
Good times are on the wav. Be ready to meat pm •
visiting a sister and incidentally taking
brother Bruce is on the sick list.
perity with a smile and a glad band
in th* sight«
Mies
Daisy
Johnson
ie
enjoying
Mn. W. 8. Hibbert is »pending a
week or to with her «later Mr*. Wm. a visit from her friend. Mrs Whit­
bread who ia returning to her
Latum of Portland.
Grace AUHI Haber and husband of home in Glasgow. Montana.
Portland »pent Sunday at th* home of
Mrs. J E. Humbreu entertained
tier fattier W F. Abdill.
the Ramona Club on Friday after­
Mr*. L. F. Hadley of Dalia» »pent noon; the belay Ruaa Club met
Mt week eud here visiting tornivi
the «»me day with Mra. Ma
lei g b burs and friend*.
i
Cattle.
Mise Florence Bartos, of Lii
Ralph Kreitt of Hillsboro was trans
Day ton Oredon
acting buaiuesa and visiting acquaint field College, and Rev. Alfred Hi!
auces here Saturday.
lier. a former re* ide nt of Lafayetti,
Dick Clark and wife of Portland were were Sunday visitors. Mr. Hiller
visiting bis mother Mrs. T. B Clark occupied the Baptist pulpit.
living adjacent to town Sunday.
T D. Veon, of I. >s Angeles, was
Mi** Lena Stilwell and lather J. B. a Sunday caller at the Robertson
Stilwell Sr. visited a daughter aud sit*
borne. Seventeen years ago he
er Mr*. C C. Randall and family in
Everything for the Builder
Ordere Promptly Filled
spent sevei al week* in this vicinity
Amity, last Sunday.
ami be noticed many changes that
Alfred Gabriel and Mi«* IMIy Hiatt
>f Foreet Grove «pent Sunday here had been made since then. As he
nth hi* grandparent* Mr. and Mr*. was making a business trip hie
I. E. Mellinger and other relative*.
visit was short. Mr. Veon ia a
deafer tn
brother-in-law
of
Mrs.
Robertaou.
Dr. O. C. Goodrich and family accom*
J. H. Aken and wife were at
Killed by her mother Mr*. J. P. Dureev
autoed to Hood River Saturday to visit Sherwood, Saturday attending the
LATH. CEMENT, BRICE. LIME, SAND,DOORS,
a ton and brother Augmt Dorsey.
funeral of Mrs. Aken’s mother.
WINDOWS, SCREENS, M0LD3,'etc.
D. A. Snyder and wife were vis
Mra. E. J. Jeanett, of Portland,
Dayton,
itors in the home of Mrs. Snyder’s who has been vieiting her mother
brother Ed Howe in Albany Snn- Mrs, M. E. Biddle, returned to her
d»y.
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home Tuesday, taking her mother
Nels Flint purchased a new stationary with her.
gasoline engine, yesterday, with which
The little daughter of Mrs. F.
he will manipulate various pieces of
K.
Fortner is very sick with bron­
farm machinery.
chitis.
Her father arrived on
We
Dr. Bollen, Instructor of Public Monday from Moro, Oregon,
I have installed an Aoteylene Welding outfit
Speaking at Lintieid College, will speak hope for a speedy recovery of the
at the First Baptist Church, next Sun­ little one.
.
and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line
day evening at 8:00 o'clock.
Ralph Taylor and family were
of work.
Rev. Joshua Khamis of Portland Sunday callers on relatives and
spoke at the Baptist church here last friends.
JOE F- FRANCIS.
DAYTON. OREGON
night. He visited at the home of Rev.
The play "A Jealous Husband”
Smith while here and returned to Port
1 Block East of Bank
wbicb was played to an over-flow
land this morning.
Box No. 83
P hone RED 62
ing house Monday evening was a
“Texas Ranger” by Pleasant* ‘scream’ from the tine Harvey
dale Improvement Club, under Ross appeared as the jealous one
aupices of Dayton Fire Company, until Catherina and John had
at Opera House tomorrow night.
made up their spat.
All of the
characters
in
the
plav
were well
Joe Turner and family of Portland,
former residents of Dayton spent a short chosen and acquitted themselves
time here Sunday enroute home from creditably. Time and space pre­
visiting ber falber Dayton Dunn near vents us from mentioning each
Salem.
one. Those in cast certainly ap-{ McMin»i ville
H illsooro
Tillamook
Alfred Gabriel of Tillamook after ' precíate the generous patronage
«[»ending a few dava here with bis
they received from this place as
grand parents and ether relatives went
well
as the surrounding country.
to Portland, Wednesday morning where
Hard Times Hit You?
nkg/Dayton
Phone Red 28
Day ton,
Oregon.
W. P. MORRIS & SON
General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Aceteline Welding,
Wagon and General Wood Work.
and
New Auto Springs, Horseshoeing a specialty
Dayton, Oregon.
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Phone 45x1
potata
W. P. NORMOYLE
PHIL GATES
Gates Motor Co
NOTICE
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
Expert Medianica,
All Work Guaranteed
Have you tried those new blue bulbs in your car? If
not. why not give them a trial. They will enable you to
see a greater distance and the light is not blinding.
We have a good supply of Firestone, Oldfield, and
American Akron tires and tubes, which we guarantee to
give satisfaction.
Storage by the month 82.50.
is taken care of.
A place where your Car
We Sell
Standard Gas
Phones: Garage, 62x3, Res., Normoyle, Red 100; Gates 66x1
Dayton,
hiñóle a
Oregon.
Kni¿ht Adjustment Go
be will spend the remainder of the
Victor Cummings of Portland is the
week.
new blacksmith in the Morris shop.
FOOD SALE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapman will
Mra. Sbipny's Sunday School Clasi célébrât»- their sixtv-fourth wedding an*
of the Baptist Church will bold a food ■ niversarv, Saturday the 11th.
Cam Pam for false teeth, dental
SEALED
BIDS
will
be
received
sale in the Demsray building Saturday,
gold, platinum and discarded jewelry.
Farm Reminders
April 4.
Hoke Smelting A Refining Co., Otsego. by the Yambill County Court for
crushing and delivering in bunk-
-Michigan.”
The average price to farmers for
F. M. Hord and wife and Mrs.
ers rock at the following quarries L. 8. Chapman and children No. 1 Burbank potatoes on the
and gravel bare, in the following Harry and Nellie spent the day Portland market for the last nine
BUCKHECTSHOES
amounte:
Sunday with Grandpa and Grand­ years has been about $1.15 per
For Buckhect shoes, Men, Boye Rock Creek
: Quarry
j bushel during October, November
2000 yds. ma Chapman.
find Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc- Mill Creek
Quarry
2000
and December; an average of $1.36
Alwinville, Oregon.
W. D. Smith of Portland, member
Gopher Valley
1000
from
January to April; and an
of Board of Directors Dial. No. 2-4L’s,
Fike Gravel Bar
2000
representing Labor in the lumber in average of 11 80 during April and
Sea'ed Bids will be received by Redmond Quarry
1000
dustrv, called Tue«day.
Mr Smith May, according to the O. A. C.
and W. P. Normoyle of this city are old extension service.
the Yamhill County Court for Baker Creek Quarry
8000
acquaintances.
3000 “
Large scale poultry keeping on
Lauling rock from the following Nelson Quarry
Oakley
Quarry
•quarries in the following amounts:
1500 “
Jas. Wakefield lias purchased the one, two, and three tracts is a
Confectionery busin ss of Chas. Button hazardous and generally
Rock Creek Quarry
2000 yds I Schaad Quarry
short
1500 “
and is moving the stock and fixtures lived enterprise, according to H.
2000 yds. Laughlin Quarry
Mill Creek Quarry
2000 “
The Court reserves the right to into the building formerly »xieupied bv E. Cosby, poultry specialist for
1000
Gopher Valley
the Watson Pharmacy. Homer Avery
reject
any
and all bids. Bids to
Pike Gravel Bar
2000
Soil
.
. ,,
------ • i of Portland is assisting hirn in moving Oregon extension service.
1000
Opened Mon lay, April 20th, at ; and installing the soda fountain.
Redmond Quarry
contamination with its attendant
2:00 p m.
VW
Specifications on file
Baker Creek Quarry
destructive di-eases is almost sure
in
County Clerk’s Office aft» r
3000
Guy Nelson Quarry
The special school meeting called for to follow auch system of mauage-
April 8th.
1500
Oakley Quarry
Monday evening March 30 was well ment.
attended, there lieing mime sixty-four
Elijah Corbett,
Construct poultry range and
1500
ßchaad Quarry
vote« cast for dir ctor. O. C. Goodrich laying houses after the pattern of
32-3t
County Clerk.
Laughlin Quarry
2000
and W. O. Barnard were placed in
tvpea that have proved their
The Court reserves the right to
nomination, with the result that 0. C.
You
are
invited
to
drop
into
reject any and all bids. Bids to
Goodrich ¡ece.ved the mnjority of votea worth, advisee H E. Cosby, poult­
be opened Monday. April 20th, at Van Dorn's and have a drink of cant and waa declured elected sa ry specialist for the extension ser­
director to fill the unexpired term of vice. Plans for sue- essful houses
2:00 p. m. Specification on file in pure radium water free.
Geo. Hessler resigned.
D. C. Van Dorn,
County Clerk's Office after April 8.
can be had from any county agent
Route
2
Dayton,
Oregon
Elijah Corbett,
Owing to the high cost of chicken or by writing the O. A. C„ Corval­
4T. feed some "son of-a gun” without the lis.
County Clerk.
3t
fear of the Lord in his heart saw fit to
The recommerdation of the state
Maxwell touring car for sale cheap. relieve H. G. Coburn of the feeding of
economic
conference that no more
Brood Sows For Sale 1Ö25 License, New Battery, Rubber fair. bi* chicken* by running a car info the prunes be planted should be rigid­
Will trade. Gate« Motor Co.
Coburn barn last Thursday night and
Two Dttroe Jersey brood sows to Ur-
deliberately cut the throat* of thirty or ly adhered to, but every effort
tow their second litter in June.
more of his choice chicken«, which should be made to maintain the
W. E. Grabenhorst,
FULLER
BRUSHES
were undoubtedly on the Portland present orchards
at maximum
Payton. Oregon
JAB. W. RICHARDSON
Roule 1
market the next morning.
productiod.
c
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 all times and you arc 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
Oregon
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