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Sei vice Economy Quality the We believe the best to be Cheapest To Claim Dept. N.. LI NATIONAL HORKTY COMPANY NEW YORK I’erllaml, Oregon. April J, JV2<5. At Sight *1'2011*0 To National Surety Company (Signature) Viril Bennehuff, 4 Albany Street, New York City Endorsement of thia draft by payee conilitutea a receipt and rt'lm* in full lor iceount ata ted below; American« can get t bril 1*1 almut saving everything except pedestrians. Pan«» Withee of Un'onvale «pent the week end with her friend Evalyn Hogl». Walter Jackman is asaiating th« Davton Motor Co , aa auto mechanic thia week. Homi or 5U73A State Oregon Agcv, Hobt. Whyte F. O. No..................... H O No. Burglary Particulars: (State fully what draft h to cover) Year Cl ui m Year Written Full payment of liability of the National Surely Cumpanv uri-ing through flu robbery .4 the Batik f Day ton on the 18th day of March. 1925 Authorized by telegram of March JI, 1V25 Walter Sutton has resigned bi» position as mechauie for the Day ton Motor Co. onkgf Dayton Dayton Oregon Ye editor and wife «pent the week end in Nehalem at the home of their daughter. LAFAYETTE The world'* work must be done by Th« Junior D. Y. P. U . held a food some of o« We can’t all be politician« tile in the William Foundry »tore la«t and efficiency experts. Saturday afternoon. tbe»e young Mrs. S. A. McCann’« children and people have been purchasing Bible« for their families of McMinnville aud Port tbeir »ociety and Un« sale more than paid for them. land »peat Sunday here with her. Mr» Fred Morgan recently placed a Chester CbrUtenscn baa purcbated quilt for th« IOO.F home io Ledie Duzan't large truck and i« ready ' Portland. The ladies of the Rebekah to tranaport you or anything movable Lodge met Wednesday and quilted it. anyplace. Tne Bluebird Club met with Mr«. Iner Mortensen and wife and Mrs. Pool Liudrofl. Helen Hodgin, Zclma E. J. Nichol» and daughter Lulu viaitaJ Biddle, and Margaret Berger sited as at the A. W. Hatfield borne in Inde- bosteaa«». । Saadwicbes, cookie», aud pendence, Sunday. lemonade were served. Mrs. Harvey Rose attended a county Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gates and cabinet meeting ol C. E. worker« in May Merrill were in Portland on McMinnville, Saturday afternoon. business Monday afternoon. Mrs. A. L. Brooks entertained ber Some of our local news gatherers Sunday School <1 m * la«t Saturday after have been drafted into the garden noon. The lit’le folk« had a moat spading gang, therefore some of the delightful time. local items are conspicuous for their The many friends of Dell Gray are abecence. glad to learn that be has returned to hi« home after being in the General There will be an Easter program* Ho» pi tai in McMinnville for several Phone Red 28 Oregon W. P. MORRIS & SON General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Aceteline Welding. Wagon acd General Wood Work. New Auto Springe, Horseshoeing a specialty Phone 45x1 Gates Motor Co All Work Guaranteed Lester Dey purchased W. P. Normoyle’c interests in the Gates Motor Co., last Friday, and im mediately donned his coveralls and proceeded to get greased up. We always on the job to take cars of your Gas engine, and Automobile troubles. We have a good supply of Firestone, Oldfield, and American Akron tires and tubes, which we guarantee to give satisfaction. £ A place where your Car We Sell Standard Gas Everything tor the Builder & Phones: Garage, 62x3, Res., Gates 66x1 Oregon. All of the old »oldiers of thia locality were in Newberg, Monday, due to an invitation from the Old Soldiers and Relief Corp* of Newberg. They ret>ort a wonderful time including a sumptuous banquet. W. P. Normoyle sold a brand new Eeaex Coach to W. 8. Hibbert yester day. Bill is spending al! of hi» time now-a dava at the job of selling Essex and Hudson car*. That's the wsv to get business. “Go after it.” lumbar and Shingles LATH, CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND,DOORS, WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc. Dayton,............................................ ......... NOTICE I have installed an Aoteylene Welding outfit I and respectfully solicit your patronage in this line ♦ • of work. DAYTON. OREGON 1 Block East of Bank Box No. 83 McMinnville day night. It was exceedingly well attended. *2400 was voted, by tax payers of district No. 28, to be set aside for the pnrpose. The site selected faces the highway on the western edge of town, and will be turned over to the new district as soon as the organization is com pleted. (>nly one dissenting vote was cast against the vote taken on the question of transportation. An overwhelming majority carried it. These are beautiful spring days and ‘‘garden sass” is coming along fine, i. e. where it is planted. Fruit trees are in bloom, farmers are busy in the fields, and the pastures are dotted with young The "Easter Bonnet” days are lambs Verily, this is the grow with us again. ing season. P hone RED 62 Hillsboro Tillamook I 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. When will prohibition be old enough McMinnville, to do without it» bottle? Eddy Terry of District Treasurer of the Epworth League of the Methodist church, met with the local League last Friday evening. After a short business session refreshments of punch and sandwiches were served and the meeting adjourned. Club. The president appointed committees for the year, and further plans for the annual flower show were discussed. Reso lutions were passed relating to the abolishing of undesirable bill Maxwell tonring car for aale cheap. boards on the street; and a spring FOR SALE—Two good Jersey 1925 License, New Battery, Rublier fair. cleanup was urged as another cows. Inquire of Rev, F. E. Will trade. Gates Motor Co. needed improvement. Pamphlets Fisher. have been left in the bank lobby concerning home problems for any FULLER BRUSHES To make warfare effective, aim lower; JAH. W. RICHARDSON to make peace effective,-aim higher. one to read who desires to do so. Appearance is what counts, and the world judges men in exactly the same manner. FRANKEK THAN MOST. Gans Bro».’ Garage.— Dodge work a specialty. Made-to-mcasure clothes are an investment — not an expense. They enable you to command the top pricw for your services at al! times and you are well repaid for your initial investment. Even if an end of-tbe-world prophet ■bould ever gueca right, there will be no opportunity for him to »ay, “I told you so ” CAUSE AND EFFECT. Wife—What will I get if I do the cooking a whole Tuegday. April 7, was the regu year? Dyspeptic Husband—My life in- lar time of meeting for the Civic ■orante to drop into The Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids to You are invited be opened Monday. April 20th, at Van Dorn’s and have a drink of 2:00 p. m. Specification on file in pure radium water free. County Clerk’s Office after April 8. D. C. Van Dorn, Elijah Corbett, Route 2 Dayton, Oregon. County Clerk. 3t 4T. JOE F- FRANCIS. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical church extends an invitation to all member» of the local A mass meeting for the purpose Epworth League and Christian Endeavor Societies to attend an early of voting bonds for the proposed morning ptayer meeting followed by a new Union High School was held breakfast at the Evangelical church, in the high school building Mon Easter morning, at 6:00 o'clock. C ash P aid for false teeth, dental Mise Stilwell and Mr. Rerxley enter SEALED BIDS will be received gold, pieiiuum and discarded jewelry. tained the Senior class and other by the Yamhill County Court for Hoke Smelting 4 Refining Co., Otsego. mem tier» of the high school who assist crushing and delivering in bunk Michigan.” ed in the school plav recently given, ers rock at the following quarries with an early morning breakfast in and gravel bars, in the following McMinnville at the Palm. They were BUCKHECTSHOES amounts: home in time to take their accustomed For Buckhect shoes, Men, Boys Rock Creek Quarry 2000 yds. places in Sunday School. and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc Mill Creek Quarry 2000 Minnville, Oregon. Gopher Valley 1000 Pike Gravel Bar 2000 1000 Sealed Bids will be received by Redmond Quarry 8000 the Yamhill County Court for Itaker Creek Quarry 3000 hauling rock from the following Nelson Quarry 1.500 “ «quarries in the following amounts: Oakley Quarry Schaad Quarry 1500 “ Bock Creek Quarry 2000 yds. Laughlin Quarry 2000 “ Mill Creek Quarry 2000 yds. The Court reserves the right to Gopher Valley 1000 reject any and all bids. Bids to Pike Gravel Bar 2000 be opened Monday, April 20th. at Redmond Quarry 1000 2:00 p. m. Specifications on file Baker Creek Quarry 8000 in County Clerk ’s Office after Guy Nelson Quarry 3000 April 8th . Oakley Quarry 1500 Elijah Corbett, 1500 Schaad Quarry 32-3t County Clerk. Laughlin Quarry 2000 George Robert» went to Klamath Fall», Thursday, where be is employed. Mr». William Richard» and her »¡«ter Mrs. Jack Burton went to Tilla mook la»t week to attend the funeral of their brother, Will Schweiger. We are sorrv to state that Clover Crim mi us is not well. We ho|>e that »he will »oon regain her health. Rev. C. E. Stuflacher will preach io the Evangelical church Tuesday, April 14. He i» touring the went. We hope a large audience will hear him. The Baptist church will have an Easier program Sunday morning, the Evangelical Sunday School a short pro- Preaching gram and egg hunt, services will follow. Several of our people attended the play ‘‘A Texas Ranger” in Dayton, last Friday evening. Order# Promptly Filled ©eafcr tn at the Evangelical church Sunday Kobin Peebley »pent Sunday at hi« morning at 11:00 o’clock, followed home here. He 1» working in Portland. by an Easter and Farewell sermon Mr». Henry Baker bad the ini»fortune by Rev. Fisher at 11:30. to fall twice and hurt her hip recently. ’ COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS Dayton, will lie “Bloxom Day'* nre. Grace Panich of MCMlnnviili iidled relatives here Saturday' Special on Easter Hams, Let Us Take Your Order Storage by the month *2.50. is taken care of. Reason Explained Below BANK OF DAYTON .. . Dol lu re, ......... Twelve hundred and one and nn-HM) line of Fancy and Staple Groceries. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season. Expert Mechanics, Road bog* «hoiild be put lu lb* pan Jake Haulinger mid family «|>«nl last Pay to the order of Saturday in McMinnville. Always a complete Day ton, Oregon. It Pays To Carry Insurance Sunday in Salem. Hibbert’s Grocery Dayton, LOCALS Rose & Company Clothes ¡y fl H J rii' 17 7' Over 300 new Fall fabrics now on display at Only six more days and then Ho! for the wiley trout. Sped acme of the fellers got their bs.it in captivity a’ready. 3. S. Duncan county superin- tendentof this countv and Mr. Ved der who holds the same office in Clackamas county, spoke to a well filled house at the Opera House on school matters, last Thursday evening. 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. I Shippy & Filer, Agents Dayton, The Wocanda Camp Fire Girls of Dayton held a very interesting Cruft meeting at the home of Mrs Ella Coburn last Thursday evening. We wish to extend an invitation to any girl 12 years of age or older to Join our Camp. Oregon. .A pleasant farewell party whs given Mr». C. E. Howard, Monday afternoon, at the .1. B. Stilwell home, by the ladies of "Hogan’« Alley” and Mesdamea David DeTiere, m . A. Gilkey, and Gerth. Dainty and delicious refresh- menu were nerved by the hoatesae».
