Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, October 29, 1925, Image 8

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SPECIAL
L a Fa j e t te
BARGAINS
M. P. U<ilIw«tyGo.
TIME TABLE
D. A. White of Portland was a
Effective Wept, 7.
Lafayette caller Monday.
Trains will arrive as follow».
To PurllaiKl
Bill Smith of Newberg visited
5:53 A M.
No.
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his friends Harold and Cletus Vin­
3:37 A. M.
No 3M
son Sunday,
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No. 3M
Mrs. Ralph Taylor of Pleasant*
2:40 P. M.
No. 352
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dale huh a Tuesday visitor at the
No. :wo
Rote-rtsoa home.
From Portland
No
351
U 33 A. M.
The seventh and eighth grades
No.
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gave a Hallowe'en party Thursday
No. 35»
2:40 P. M
evening at the school house. Mise
No. M3
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Zelma Smith nasi ted Miss Dell in
No. 365
7:13 ♦ » ••
entertaining the pupils,
Special, Sunday only 8:05 p in,
T J Deets and family of St.
Johns, were Lafavette visitors
Sunday.
George Smith returned to hie
work in Portland Monday morn*
ing after a visit at home.
The Gibbon Brothers an moving
festes' J^atrcufttng
near Champoeg. where they will
be engaged in raising hop».
Agency for Newberg Laundry
The moving picture ‘'Ramone”
was given at the 1 O. O. F ball
Dayfon,
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Friday evening
A number of families from thia
place went U> Dayton Saturday
INSURANCE
evening to see the picture "<4uo
Fire. Theft, Emliezzlemeiit, and
Vadie”
Life.
We care for your every need.
A G. Dill of Clem. Oregon, has
been greeting old friends and
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jessie
Miller and family.
Dayton.
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Mrs. A. P. Fletcher returned
home Tuesday after spending a
Dr. 0. C. Goodrich
week in Portland.
DENTIST
J. 11. Taylor and family of New-
berg spent Sunday in Lafayette
Office Phone Red 49
Mr and Mrs. J. German, daugh­
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ter and son-in*law were week end Dayton
visitors of Mrs. M. E. Biddle. They
were enroute to California from
Nebraska and'had made several M W. Burn a rd, M. D.
stops along the way.
Physician
The funeral of Mrs. Eliza Anti
Grace, a former resident of this
Phone Red 78,
Dayton, Oregon
place was held Tuesday nt In;
A. M. from the Evangelical Church
Good Milk
Good Service
Rev. E M Fisher officiating
THE DAYTON DAIRY
Percy Miller and wife and
Grace Wanner were Sunday visit­
Deliver Twice Each Day
ors al the Thompkins farm at
Grand Island.
Milton A Palmer
W. H. Hodgins while driving Day ton. Oregon.......... Phone 71x22
on the highway was hit by a
Chevrolet, but no damage wan
F. A. Sparhawk
done.
PLUMBERS
The United Artisans entertain­ TINSMITHS
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ed a large delegation from Port­ Dayton,
land Wednesday evening. Refresh*
mrnta were served and a most
G. B. Ahdill
enjoyable time had by all
Will Morgan arrived home Having installed a Landis Stitcher
Monday evening by auto from and Finisher, we are prepared to
Crandall. S. D. where he has do all shoe repairing with neat­
ness.
been harvesting his crops.
Dayton.
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Mrs. W. G. Courtney win a
Portland visitor Tuesday.
Matt Ketchum who has been
visiting his brother, Jack has re
turned to his Work in Eastern
Oregon.
Something Special in
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner and son
Howard of Portland were week
Collision Coverage
end visitors at the L T. Vinson
home
C. 8. LEWIS, A gent
Mrs Csrl Johnson of the Ixicks R. F. D. No. 2
Dayton, Oregon
pleasantly entertained the Betsy
Phone 9x10
Ross Club last I ridiv afternoon.
Games were played and dainty
refreshments served,
A Hallowe’en social givi*n by
the E L, C E will be held Friday To Serre II o mo nit {/ Better
evening at the Will Morgan home.
Day and Night Phone Blue 90
All the ghosts and elves of this
season of the year will b- out.
.McMinnville,
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Coffee, pie, candy and popcorn
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will be served,
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1 We have added a new section to our Bargain Basement Department in this old
store to better serve our patrons. Come in and see the new department.
Every
man, woman and child in Yamhill county is not only invited hut urged to attend
our Opening Sale.
2 A Hood of saving will be turned loose here the next few days—a multitude of
quality and personal neecs at attractive money-saving prices. Thoughtful house
managers who know good values when they see them will not need be urged to
come to this Sale. They know from experience that the prices quoted are un­
usual. But COME EARLY as quantities in many cases are limited.
CIG BROOM SPECIAL..........................
Five Sewed House Broom in good 22 pounds to the dozen
weight. Good material and fine workmanship promise long
wear
Worth fully twice our low price. Each 39c.
Limit 2
to customer.
4 HERE’S REAL VALUE IN ALUMINUM WEAR ....
BIG Water Pail
Large Tea Kettle
Bound Double Roaster
Big Double Boiler
)0 qt-Di»h Pan
Paneled Water Pitcher
Large Kettle Big Sauce Pan 6 and 8 cup paneled Percolator
Nest of 3 sauce pane
Nest of 3 mixing howls Big footed col­
anders 6 qt milk or pudding pane
Good weight guaranteed pure aluminum 99 per ceut
A rare
bargain
Your choice
89c.
5 KITCHEM UTENSILS......................
Bright tin rinsing or dish pan 10 quart size ......................... 21c
6 cup high grade muffin tins....................................................... 13
8 and 9 inch tin pie plates.......................................................... 4
Nine inch easy out cake tins...................................................... 9
Heavy retinned bread pane......................................
10
One pint tin cups........................................................................... 4
Tin pot covers
-9 inch.......... .................................................... 4
One pint tin funnels...................................................................... 5
Best flour sifter
smooth edges................................................... 21
Heavy 8x10 inch iron drip pane................................................... 12
Three quart lipped enameled sauce pane................................... 10
5 quart heavy enameled tea kettle............................................... 09
2 quart enameled pudding pans................................................ 10
Deep enameled dish pans
full 14 quarts.......................... 49
2 quart enameled chamber
small ........................
25
JO quart heavy galvanized water pails................... \.................19
2 qt heavy tin funnel..................................................
23
Heavy retinned footed milk strainer
4 qt........................... 60
2 qt short bandied suds dipper
heavy tin........................... 19
One pint size white and white enameled drinkin'g cup ......... 19
Large Florida sponge for Auto washing.....................................49
Toy or hearth brooms.................................................................... .25
6 DISHES..........................
Plain white cups and saucers
ideal for every day use
One cup and one saucer.......................................... 13
Plain white China plates in wanted 9 inch siza ................... 15
White china vegetable bowl
good size................................. 25
1 qt glass salt box with cover and metal hanger.....................29
Babys alphabet glass plate with letters, numbers etc.............. 19
Tumblers
heavy wt. with horseshoe bottom ....................... 4
Nest of 2 glass mixing bowls.......... ...................................
95
inch crystal glass water pitcher or jugs................................. 49
Glass creamer and sugar sets....................................................... 23
Standard percolator tope............................................................. 4
Fancy German China cream pitchers................................... 39
Large glass syrup pitcher with removable metal tope.......... 39
10 Clothes Basket
3
12
Six big liberal rolls of good grade tissue toilet paper.. .25
9
Deep wood chopping bowls
Just the bowl for chopping
cabbage, slaw, hamberger, etc.. your choice of 3 sizes 45c
Miscellaneous
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Hardwood handled mop sticks ..............
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Oil Mops in triangle shape
can be washed and renewed 39
Good whisk brooms............. 29c
Wire clothes lines .......... 23c
Long handled fire shovels
9c
Fruit jar wrenches ............... 10c
30 sbeett oiled paper .... 5c
Bicycle playing cards... .45c
Haudy duet pans............ Strongly wired all round............ 13c
Dover egg whips.............. 12c
Butcher knives
Good steel .......... 29c
Fruit press or )>otato ricer.......... strong Japanned frame
29c
Genuine STOVER waffle irons ... Reversible..................... Il 69
9j in etee’ fry pane
Cold handle...................................... 19
Four inch clotbee pin«.......... two dozen for 5c *
Ten inch rolling pins............ 12c
Five ounce canvae gloves for Men or Women .... .......... 9c
Good paring knives................... 15c
Steel Wool for cleaning purposes
. . Pc
13 Womens comfort house slippers, Common Sense style—
low rubber heel; one button strap at ankle. Nothing finer
for house wear—good enough looking for street wear, too.
Cushion insole.
Sixes 3 to 9 ...........
Il 89
14 Mens heavy stock leather work shoes See cut Full
Blucher cut and heavy soles.
All leather........ 12 98 the pair.
15 Mens heavy blue denim bib overalls in either High Back
or Suspender Back. Liberal measurements and lots of pockets.
11 38
Boys sizes
3 to 10 vears................ . .89c
Boys «izes
11 to 17 vears ..................... 98c
16 Percale acd gingham dresses All prettily trimmed with
pockets and tie back sashes A choice selection of styles and
sizes
Each 89c
17 Boys blouses, strongly made, durable cloth in dark and
fancy percales. Sizes 6 to 16 years.............. .59c and up to 98c
18 Childrens heavy blue denim and khaki play suits like cut.
Roomv fit.................... 89c
19 Turkish towels in 14 by 24 inch size....................... 10c each
20 Mens heavy weight cotton ribbed union suits and heavy
fleeced lined unions
All have knitted cuffs at wrist and
ankle.
Thoroughly well made and a real buy at.......... 11 49
21 Womens heavy cotton union suits in all the different cuts
and fabrics including the ever popular Rayon Silk stripe gar­
ment
11 29 each
Ladies summer vests in builtup or tubular............................... 15c
7 SOAPS..........................
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Crystal white
The Billion Bubble laundry soap 6 bars..25
Lux small siee.......... 12c
Large size.................................... 29
Rinse............ .................. Large size.......... . .................................... 25
Peets Mechanic
the beet hand eoap for workingmen
9
Creme Oil hand soap
Four bars..........................................2»
Palmolive hand soap
Four bars..........................................25
Sunlight laundry soap
Two bars.......................................... 15
Life Boy health soap
Four bars.......................................... 29
Lemo Foam
a lemon soap made in OREGON 5c the bar
Coco Palm
a cocoanut soap made in this state 5c the bar
Foldmans double refined Borax soap an Oregon product 5c bar
Wm Watkins old reliable oatmeal hand soap one dozen bars 49c
Peets wonderful Peter Pan hand soap.................................... 9c
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A good quality reed clothes basket
Full 27 inch .. , ..........................
fl 19
22 36 inch Trojan percale for house dretses, childrens gar­
ments etc. Special for this sale only
17c the yard
23 32 inch dress ginghams in over 100 patterns to choose
from Amoskeeg 19,000 ginghams and better in the lot. A
very special price for this sale only .................... 19c yard.
24 Childrens half hose
Big assortments of colors........ 29c
25 I adies heavy outing flannel gowns 11 29-1.39 -1 69- 1 79
26 Now Is The Time To Make douiforters . .Cretonnes 23c
and 29c
Challiee
18c yard.
25 Visit al! the departments in the store during this sale.
You will be well repaid whether you purcha-e or not
Free
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Free
28 A 25c hand painted cup and samer will be given to every
lady (adult) making a purehase of 1100 or over in our Ba-ie-
ment Store on Home Goods Opening Sale Day----- Saturday,
Limit 1 cup and saucer to customer.
Marshack Bros.
D. M. Nay berger
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BARBER SHOP
J. L Sherman & Soo
Auto
Insurance
ask for rates
Ladd's Funeral Home
CALL 69X2
Successors to
McMinnville
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the excellent program rendered,
For Rates On
the delicious refreshments served
and the beauty of the various rooms
HAY-GRAIN
of the building. At a lale hour
and miscellaneous
the membera turned their faces
HAULING
homeward, the meeting having
Save
Time
and money
been one of pleasure and profit for
all fortunate enough to be present.
C. L. Christenson
Among members from out of town
who attended were Mrs. F. M. Hort
of Portland, Mrs Ethel Hadley of
Dallas and Mrs. Martha Odell of
McMinnville, the lastm.med being
a charter member of the lodge
local lodge ranks high among the Box Shooks, Cabinet Work,
efficient Rebekah organizations of Mill Work and
Building
the state. Al the next regular
Material of All Kinds.
meeting, at which time the Rebek­
Phone Red 73
ah degree will be exemplified,
visitors are expected from Amity Dayton.
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and Carlton.
Truck Service
Oregvn
M. RCOOPER
•Geo. Carney, wife and children of
Portland, and Chas. Clark and wife of
Vancouver. Wash., were Sunday viators
The merchants who advertise are the
of their aunt, Mrs. W. P. Morris.
ones who merit your patronsge and
give yon the most tor your money. Read
Mn. R. L. Harris visited at the home of all the ads and we will consider it an
her brother H B. Jones in Beaverton especial favor if vou tell them you saw
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their ad in the Davton Tribune.
over the week end.
Home Coming Night
The regular session of Nauioi
Rebekah No 83 I. O. O. F. last
Friday evening was of more than
uaual interest. It had been desig
na'ed as “Home Coming Night”
and a special invition to nttend
had been sent all non resident
membera. The response was grati
tying, the attendance being large.
That the various committees per­
formed their duties in a highly
creditable manner was proven by