Quality
Economy
LOCALE
Sei vice
Mr«
We believe the best to be
Cheapest
the
Hibbert’s Grocery
Always a complete line of Fuucv
and Staple Groceries Fresh Fruits and
egetables in season.
School Books ami Supplies
Phone Red 28
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Dayton,
Oregon
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Gates Motor Co
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
Expert Mechanics,
AH Work Guaranteed
We are always on the job to take care of your Gas
engine,and Automobile trouble».
We have a good supply of Firestone, Oldfield, and
American Akron tires and tubes, which we guarantee to
give satisfaction.
Storage by the month 12.50.
is taken care of.
A place where your Car
We Sell
Standard Gas
Phones: Garage, 62x3, Res., Gates 66x1
Dayton,
Oregon.
Fred Morgan has
The Best Advertisement
lieeu
«ra. D. A Snyder was a McminnviUe spending most of th« time during
visitor Monday
the past few weeks with hrr sister,
mi *.
8. A. McCauu spent a couple of Mr*. Hieky al McMinnville. Mrs
Jay. in Portland.
Hickey recently underwent ao op
J L. Stuart is th. owner of a beauti eration but ia now able to lie home
ful new Buick Coach.
again.
|)n you know what we think in th»« brut adven
li«um«nl a Bank can have? It i. SAITSF1KD CUM
tomaia.
L. A. Roesner and wife war« week-
end visitor. at Rockaway beach.
Mina \ iola Biddle w ho has been
teaching near Jone, Oregon for
Meetlaiue. J L. and Harry Sharman the school veer returned to |i«r
were Portland shoppers Monday.
achoo« Friday evening.
Mr*. John Mulanax Las been
Born : To Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Cocker
ham at their home last Friday, a son. u^remg at the Pott» home al Day-
Mr Georgs Moulton ol Portland is ton for some time.
the new drug clerk in the Allen pharm-
Mm. Pboeba Baker visited in
Portland, Monday and Tuesday of
Mothers' Day was appropriately laet week.
observed by the ditterai tburvhe. of
Mothers’ Day was observed in
this city.
both churches bv special Bertmans
Phil Gatea ia now authorised dealer aud other appropriate exercises.
for Hudson and* Essex rars in thia
The Civic Clnb met on Wednes
district.
day • of last week. Considerable
Wilfred Hibbert wbo has been con business was transacted,
fined to hie bed a few days is much
Mr», Nettie Hembree entertained
improved.
the Ramona Club, last Friday.
Wm. Luunu and family of Portland
Miss Helena Schweiger returned
was a Sunday visitor with W. S. Hibbert
and family.
from her year’» worje of teaching
She is nAw visiting
Walter Wooldridge and family spent near Ione.
a few days last week visiting relatives her sisters, Mrs. Jack Burton and
Mr*. Win. Richard»
in Salem.
The member« of the Betsev
Mis» Gladys Hartman wa. a week end
Ro * Club met on Friday of laut
visitor at the borne of her uncle near
week at the home of Mrs, Milo
tv illamina.
Blough.
Leelie Dey was < B duty from Gate«
The fine new'borne uf Mr. and
Motor Co., part of the week, on account
Mrs. W. W. Lunger is nearly com-
of sick new.
pleted. Beu Evans of Newberg
Dandy growing weather, showers and
sunshine. Cool enough to be just right ha» been doing the plumbing
Why? Well. L>r on« thing, they tell
friends tiny have been treated light ul OUI bunk
and induced them to bank with Uf, too. 'liitit in Olli*
r-ason why ws try so hard to plea«« our patrons.
We help them and they in turn help us. Will you
join us?
No matter h-w small the account, you
are welcome to our banking service
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ankc/ Dayton
Dayton Orason
Everything for the Builder
deafer tn
and ^hingtes
LATH. CEMENT, BRICK. LIME, SAND,DOORS,
WINDOWS, SCREENS, MOLDS, etc.
for the crop».
Mrs. Will Morgan entertained
the members of the Lavender Club
urs Jennie Senn returned home the Wednesday.
first of the week alter a visit with friends
Mr», Harvey R om was a Port-
on the coast
land visitor Sunday, her sister
H. 8. Hibbett drives a new Essex from Newberg accompanied her.
Day ton,
Coach purchased from Phil Gates, local
dealer, this week.
Mr. and Mr». Clarence Biddle
from eastern Oregon were visitors
The local market is well supplied with at the Marion Biddle home last
home grown straw berries and they are week
They were
marred
fine ones too.
recently.
General Blacksmithing
Hairy Wambegans of Tillamook was
transacting business and visiting rel-
Mrs, A. T. Bradbury and little
alive» here Friday-
daughter who spent a week at the
Horse Shoeing and Acteyelene Welding
nrs. George Campbell of Portland J. H. Aten home, returned to their
spent Sunday with her friends .Mesdames home in Kalespell, Montana, laet
Deem's and Low in Dayton
Friday.
JOE F- FRANCIS.
Minnville, Oregon.
If you are sick drink Radium
water and get well. If you are well
drink it and stay well. If you
will call and get a free drink or
send a card I will give you full
explanation.
D. C. Van Dorn
Phone 10X3
Dayton, Oregon
4-16
FULLER
BRUSHES
JAS. W. RICHARDSON
0. A. C., May 14.—George Hessler of
Dayton is a member of the 1925 gradu
ating class, the largest in the history of
the institution. The number ol candi
dates for graduation is conservatively
estimated at 530.
The record class up to this time was
that of 1922, the big war group number
ing 522. Laet year 422 were graduated.
The only possible explanation for so
many seniots this vear is that a larger
per cent of those entering college are
remaining to fini.n, believes E. B.
Lemon, Registrar.
Seven students are candidates for the
master of science degree, 12 for the
degree of pharmaceutical chemist, and
some 520 for the tegular bachelor of
science degree.
Mr Hessler is majoring in accounting
and business management.
Though
earning 75 per cent of hi* college expen -
sei he ia an active member of Beta
Alpha Psi, honor fraternity in account
ing, Acacia Social Fraternity, Alpha
Kappa Pei, commerce honorary, and
Oregon Agricultural College Chamber of
Commerce.
He was house manager of
Acacia fraternity, secretary of Alpha
Kipps Pai and editor of the O. A.C.
Student Directory.
Harry Sherman and wife spent
last Saturday in Astoria. Harry
represented the Bank of Dayton
at the session of group one of the
State Bankers Association and
Mrs. Sherman made the trip for
company and pleasure.
They
returned by way of Tillamook tnd
called on a number of Day ton
people there.
DAYTON, OREGON
1 Block East of Bank
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Box No. 83
Frank I-al'ort and wife of Newberg
Mrs. James Murray and son
were transacting business and visiting
Henry,
and daughter Jessie May.
friends in Dayton Wednesday.
P hone RED 62
from near McMinnville spent the
the Oliphani and
Mr«. each Spangle entertained the week end ai
Peninsula Needle Club at her home in
Wirfs homes.
this city Wednesday afternoon.
Mr*. Idella Lunger and Mrs.
Mrs. H. B. Aden after spending a few
Nettie
Hembree were hoetessei at
days with relatives and friends in east
ern Oregon arrived borne last week end. the ‘Silver Tea” served at the
C ash P aid for 7
false teeth, ’ dental
/lo
enU1l The annual meeting of the Brookside
X-IO, pMiiuum .nd djacarded jewelry, (cemetery Association will be held at
Hone Smelting A Refining Co., Otsego. ' the high school May 15 at 8 00 p. m
Michigan.”
All members are requested to be pres
BUCKHECTSHOES
ent and any others wbo wish to pre
For Buckhect shoes, Men, Boys serve. protect, and -beautify the
cemetery.
and Girls, go to C. B. Collin, Mc
E ta L. Sams, Secy.
Orders Promptly Filled
Evangelical church last Thursday.
Mrs. R. R. Rand of Sheridan
Guests from Carlton were Me»-
was transacting business and visit
dames Delmar Perkins, Edna,
ing friends here the first of the
Schmid, Gladys Laughlin and
week.
Comley.
Knight Adjustment Go
McMinnville
J. L. Stuart and family are leaving for
Mrs. Hurlhurt passed away May
their Albany home to day. Many expres
9th,
after an illness of many
sions of good will from friends here go
with them.
month’. She had been confined
Sincerity is one of the big things at Ladd’».
manifest in all the services we perform.
Ladd’s Funeral Home
Day and Night Phone Blue 90
Mesdames L H. Litchar, Chas. 8imler
Mr. Jackson of Portland gave
and J J Rowley were the local delegates
the
Lungers a fine trip Friday and
at the W. O. W. Circle at Corvallis the
Saturday. They visited Pacific
first of the week.
Astoria
At the regular monthly meeting of
We made a trip to Nehalein, Friday,
the Directors of the Hank of Davton taking our daughter Mrs. Faye Newman
held last Monday evening resolutions and baby May Marie to their home in
highly compllmentav to Mr. J.L. Stuart that town after a two weeks visit at our
were adopted and made a matter of home here.
While in Nehalem we
record in the minutes. Mr. Stewart attend <1 a high school play and one
was connected with the bank as Cashier thing we noticed was that they had
and Director for eleven years. He re-' music, an orchestra, glee club, and in
cently resigned and will locate at Al dividual musical numbers, all of which
bany. This Bank regrets the loss of Mr. we are aorry to "ay have Isen sadly
Stuart h services but with to extern! to neglected in the Dayton High School
him beat wishes and good luck in his ' this year; and such neglect is surely a
new location.
bard blow against a school,
McMinnville, Oregon
and
Mr. Urie Aiderman visited Supdav I portllind
with acquaintances in Tillamixik and|
was accompanied home by Mies Hester
The 8th grade pupils are al
Hibbert who has been visiting relatives work thia week on their sta|e ex
in that city.
Monday morning D. B, Abdill and
wife accompanied by his father G. B.
A Mill started by automobile route for
I»« Angeles California. They will visit a
sister of G. B. Abdill whom he has not
seen in sixty years. They expect to be
Tuesday night Electa Chapter 0. E. 8.
gone a mouth or so.
of this city entertained the Newberg
Chapter of the same order with a spe
cially prepared program and dainty re-
Salem District Conference at Silver- freshments. An enjoyable time was had
ton, Oregon, May 18-19-20.
The pa-tor by all present.
and one delegate expect to attend.
They will leave here Monday morning.
Action and adventure; love and
This meeting is held in the interest of
the whole district and according to the laughter; fightsand flights; daring and
progrm will be very interesting and disaster; gurgles and gasps; fun and
frolic; this and a whole lot more is seen
helpful.
in “The Fighting American,”
It is
We are told by our friends that it is an appreciated
attribute of this mortuary.
was 75 y^ars old at the time of her
James Wakefield was home a few death.’ The funeral services were
days last week from bis work in Port* held from Mary’s chapel, Monday
land and while here assisted bis wife
at 2 p. m. by Rev Hilgert of the
in the confectionery.
S. D. A. church.
Seaside,
Tillamook
Sincerity
The Civic Club will bold an extra to her bed sines August 1924. She
meeting Monday afternoon, May 18, at eaves nine children, maiiv grand
2:00 o'clock. All members are request children and a host of friends. She
ed to be present.
City,
Hillsboro
Dayton Motor Go
Phone 45x8
aminations. It in to be hoped that
all will successfully p»»s
their
grades.
GENERAL REPAIRING
AI TO SUPPLIES, GAS, OILS
SeaM Bids will lie received at the
office of City Recorder at Davton,
Oregon, until 8:00 p. m., May 21. 1925,
for the erecting of Land 8tand in City
Park. Specification may I« sbtained
from City Recorder. The Council re
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
• City Recorder.
Enjoyment at Our Expense
Some people's Idea of taking life
easy seems to he making It hard for
the rest of us.
Pliable Iron
By a new method of heating, cast-
Iron 1» rendered so pliable It ran be
tied In knots.
What Mahee Them Wild
Our Idea of a wild woman la one
who haan’t anywhere to go.—Diillua
New».
Lawn Mowers Ground on Special Grinding Machine
Louis & Penland
Oregon
Dayton,
Ono
Day
Mooting
Salem Distsrict Meeting of the W. F.
8. will be held in Newberg, Friday
May 2J, at^0;30 a in at the Methodist
church.
Some of the branch and con
ference officials will attend. Miss Maude
Cone who has been in Africa will tell
of her work in that country.
Lunch at.
noon
Bring sandwiches ami dessert.
Newberg will furnish the rest
m .
This office for
JOB
WORK!
He was a villain without u conscience,
a man wit limit a soul, a crafty, schem
ing cur. But l>e got it all knocked out
of him in liin rip snorting tussle v, ¡th
the FlAtitiiift American»