Quality
Economy
Service
Hibbert’s Grocery
Always a complete line of FiilKA
Groceries. Our fall supplies of
ew
Pack Fruits and Vegetables are coni-
ing daily. Come in and look them
over.
Gates Motor Co
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
Expert Mechanics,
All Work Guaranteed
United States
A place where your Car
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE
BANK OF DAYTON
W. P. Morris
Phones: Garage, Red 62, Res., 6611 '
Dayton,
BLACK CATS AND WILD CATS
LOCALE
BANK OF DAYTON
Tires and Tubes
Storage by the month 12.50.
u taken care of.
The "health inspection” is being
carried out in all the schools, and
much good will result from this
new phase of earing fur the child
Mr«
nay and lamily of Oregon
ren Parent» will do well to invest
City
and
Mrs.
Mitalioih Simler, simili
igate when a report of a child«
Sunday at the Henry Fletcher hmue
condition ia »ent home by Ilie
TEN YEARS UNDER PRESENT MANAGKMENF
teacher. Only children who seem
Mr. Durum »ml iNimlv moved into
to have some bad houil i condition
Oct. 28th, 1916
Oct. 2Hlh, 192.5
llieir new home Iwai week. U be place
will *>e reported, hut Ui , results of w»a toimeilv owned by J M, Hamblet Intana and diacoiinto'cotumerclal
dept •69.751 50
fl 1*1,265.66
•I» insfiection of each child will
saving dept
5.19500
MM. F. M. Hord ol Portland wan here
lie tabulated and filed in the
Overdrafts,
09
91
174 40
ech-ml.
Chapman and wile and to attend the Bonda and warranto commercial
6,236 55
23.787.16
Fh« programa for “Ameriani fiuterai id Mrs F E. Berry.
“
saving
2,60000
Education Week” w»re mailed to!
ii. CbapoiMu WM takeu quit* ill Moo Sticks, «ecurilK-H judginruls etc
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the schools on Nov. 3 I« any school day un th7»tr**l, bill is much b*ti*r Banking house and furnishings
10,000.00
10.150.00
fails to receive one of these pam ooW.
Ca»b com mereiai dr pt
8,682.76
4.606.61
phlets, please report tbe fact to the
' saving drpt
Harry U4mt»«.iti of TilUtuook, visi
276.21
county superintendent.
ted with relative» here a few dava last National City Bank New York
1.286 88
2,827
94
Tbe countv athletic aseociation
First National Bank Portland
11,798
60
met in the court hose a few even-
Northw««trre National Bunk Porli and
7.787 10
ings ago, and, after elec tiug tlioce- l-aoled the Hibbert family bom* from First National Bank Sm Francisco
12.859 04
rs, made tentative arrangements Southern Oregon, and visited his par Fini National Bank .M Mmnville
„ ,
1,78183
1 1,936 88
for games for the year. Acotber ent» over the week end.
United Sutes National Bank McMinnville
2,991.67
meeting will be held during Ilie
I- A. Sparhawk has moved bis plumb
Tula!
96.366
17
192,591
«7
ing
shop
and
fixtures
to
the
room
next
week of tbe institute. Tbe budm of
to Hibbert« grocery.
1.1
ABILITIES
tbe officers for the year will be
Tom Parrish of Portland »pent Sun Capital Stock
given in a later issue of the school
25.1X10 (XI
2.'»,<KMF00
day with relative* here,
, notes.
Surplus
2,180 00
6,000 (X)
Mrs. B Freshour apaut the past week
It is certainly an inspiration to
iu Portland visiting frieud» and having Undivided Profits
1,872
96
: 019 98
meet, the Day ton, Amity, Mc
Deposi ts
a good lime.
Minnville school busses carrying
Saving Act.
5,971 21
their loads of highschool stuents Lust Build gold medal with ladiM wrl«t
Time certificates
14.69SO.5
3o.036.50
watch
bracelet
attached.
Mnl«l
Lu,
so comfortably and quickly to
Deposits, Individual
50.924.62
122,065.49
thier respective sohoois. This is letter* U.K E. A. and tbe word», vocal
Dsmand Certificate*
duet, eugraved on luce. b<ader pleaw
1.720.64
771.75
the begiuning of a great move* return to this office »nd receive reward.
Cashier Checks
734.64
menf. and it will result in every
Elaier Jackman I* borne from Id*
Total Deposits, 191.5. ,67.343.21
■ child's having just as good a
work in Monmouth
Total
Depositi*, 1925. 8169,679 59
'chance to obtain an ecucation as
any other child.The good roads FOR SALE Simplex auto knitter and
Total
896,366.17
• 192,391. *7
and rapid transportation are wozk 9 lb*, ot yarn »11 for I2&.UU. Inquire ol
ing miricala in many ways
Mr». W. P. Morri*. Ihiyton. Oregon.
Frank Morgan is the new clerk
Mr ami Mr* Waller Jackman are
Mr Caldwell, the former efficient now domiciled in their ora
residence
clerk, has removed from the dis- i at the Methodist parsonage. Rev. l'é
trict.
lus studv
Miss Saia Mirk rejiorts that a and room tberr.
new pint shed ia contemplated in
For Monday evening dinner, Mr. and
distsict No 12 Miss Mark is teach Mrs. Phil l-ates had as their guests,
Successor to Joe F. Francis
her second year in thia -Bstrict. Mr and Mrs. Waller Jackman and Rev.
Halloween parties and programs 1-erov W alker.
were the rule last week end. Mrs
Miss Edith Ott of the bank force, was
Grey, of Pleasant dale. No 64, re a Roseburg, Oregon visitor the tiret of
ports one at her school on the
evening of Oct. 30 Mrs. Grey and
Everybody ts getting a letter from the
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
in district Fo. 10. West Cbebalem Sec. of State as a reminder that you
hetter
be
»aving
your
pennies
to
buy
Misa Eugenia Burch, the other
1 Block East of Bank
another car license by Jan. 1, 1926. Al
teacher, furnished the people of
Box No. 72
ways something to take the joy out of
P hone 68X11
the neighborhooo a very pleas.it life.
evening
Herman Hanson and wife of Oregon
The community club of Pleas
Citv, spent Sunday at the. home of
antdale held the first meeting of Iner Mortensen,
the school jear Oct. 30.
The directors of the Pleasantdale
school have furnished the primary
room with a sand table, and the Geo. Foster and wife and Nile Addi
other room with a reading table son were Portland visitor« ond day last
Oregon.
General Blacksmithing
Acetylene Welding
CONFECTIONERY
Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, j
Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, Bakery Goods !
Jas. Wakefield, Prop.
Pleasantdale
No Collection
!
No Charge
Knight Adjustment Go.
The directors of the Rex school
Mrs. Scott Edwards and children and
ara contemplating the installation Ma«. Geo. Robinson visited relatives at
of a new water ayelem. If they do Hopewell Saturday.
Portland
McMinnville
Hillsboro
of the parent, outlining a very thia their water problem will be
Tillamook
E. M. Lee and Vernon Hadley of 502 Board of Trade Bldg
irtland
Ik.
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clear and definite policy, which in solved.
Portland »pent the week end at the
R. G. ffidley home.
. her opinion should be followed by
I tbe parents with reference to the
Harold Litacher returned home last
Iris Buckles of Newberg visited at the
week from Hood River, where he linn
। outside amusements of the young Hogle home here last Saturday.
been employed in the apple orchards.
। people of the school. Among other
W. S. Hibbert and wife, returned
Howard Hadley of Silverton spent
splendid things, she said
the from a business trip to Klamath Fall*
Sundav st the nome of his parent* R.G.
Horsetboeing, General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Plow Share
homes of the parents should be Saturday.
Hadley and wife,
open at all times for the social
and Disc Grinding, Acetylene Welding, Wagon and General
Among the McMinnville visitors Sat
gatherings of the students, and
urdav were: J. A McFarlane and wife,
Wood Work, Ilorsrshoeing a Specialty
Fred Mellinger, of the Tillamook Her
that tbe parents should be willing aid spent the weekend here with hie iA. W. Bramlet,
Edward« ami
and wtie
------ » goy
> F -•■•»»«•«an
nur,
H. Thompson, Mrs. Ralph Hadlev and
Dayton, Oregon
to accept the position of chap- ron parents J E. Mellinger and wife.
Phone 45X1
One-quart Pudding Pan instead
eons
Gerald
and
Kenneth.
.Mr«.
Birt
of
expecting
the
teachers
Cover to Fit
-, Special Ofer
Mc Farlane, Glenn McFarlane, »nd Mrs
to assume all tbe responsibility on
19c
1^* Nov. 5th. to
H P. Newton, who recently moved W. 1.. Reicbatein
such occasions. Needless to say here, «ailed Friday and paid his sub Dale Hadley vi.ited several day« this
Regular Pria
Nov. 14th.
25c
the teachers present agreed with scription to The Tribune.
week with relatives in Portland.
I here are many uses for electricty in the home, store and factory.
her heartily and the parents ex
Robert Cinnamon is the proud owner
Electric
devices of sn equal number for Hie uses of electricity are
pressed themselves as being will
of a new Ford car.
O. H. Newman and family of Mill
available
for the use (f the electric consumer.
ing to do their share in making Citv, «pent the weekend here with A N
Mtn. fl. Thomson and son George
In
our
store we carry a complete line of every thing in electrical
were
Portland
visitors
last
Wednesday.
thing pleasant for the young folks. Merrill and wife.
merchandise
Mrs.
P,
B.
Sweeney
and
.Mr»,
william
The matter of school lunches
King were county scat visitors Monday. I
If you require electric goods buy them from electric stores that
The pnjdb who live down on the
was taken up and Nov. 16 was set
Fay
Robinson
and
family
and
keep
up to date as to the best, durable and serviceable. Our stock of
Mrs.
as the day for beginning the work Peninsula, now feel themselves to be on Daisy Johnstone returned to
their lamps of all sizes are laboratory tesh-d made for our electric consumers
an equal plane with other student«, as
the school year. This is no exp.-rt-
home in Windling, after visiting a week tnnde to last, giving full brilliancy df illumination up to the time they
their means of transportation to and
ment with Dayton, as school lunch- from school 1« no longer old Dobbin and I with relatives.
llmrnout. 55 e stand behind the performance of the lamps we sell,
Geo. Robinson spent a few
County School Notes es have been served in that SCI ool the wagon, bnt a Ford truck, equipped thi. Mrs. week
at Ibe home of her inothe^d ,Ur?')U"e W'ri,'K
wilh tt ,ul> "»‘’C* "f Code
The annual institute will be for several years. Mrs. Enol y in approved style, with Phill Gates act Hopewell.
|f«d8.
Nichole will have charge of the ing as chaufeur.
held id the high school building
Elmer Jackman of Monmouth sjs-nt
in McMinnville, Nov. 9 10.
The lunch.
Best workmanship and material employed on every job.
We are
Sunday with hie parents.
Last Friday night the chicken yard of
Before the address of
headquarters
for
Electric
Ranges,
Washing
Machines.
Vacuum
Clean
Mrs.
institute hi's been restored under
Little David Robinson, who ha« been
R, J?. Harris was visited, and out of the
the old law, hut for only two days Coburn, the chilbren of the pri ten chickens he had, nine were killed quite sick is now improving,
ers, all lamp socket devices, batteries, and electric water systems of all
Ralph Thompson of Portland spent sizes to fit any need.
instead of three. Every school in mary room gave a very interesting The chicken* were badley bruised and
th»
weekend at tbe home of his parents
program.
The
policy
of
the
teacher»
mauled and the remaining one almost
the county must be closed for the
Tenitory served:
IL Thompson and wife.
deprived
of
her
feather«.
The
«laugh
i«
to
have
some
one
room
of
the
two days, xach and every teacher
Y ambili Electric Co.
J. A. McFarlane went to Portland
must attend, .and all district school school take part in each meeting of ter was evidently the work of a stray
Sheridan Light A Power Co.
dog.
Monday and will see the sights at the
boards are required to pay the the association.
Tualatin Valley Electric Cu.
live stock exposition.
teachers in full for the time spent
The Junior ReJ Cross material
Ole Sanderson left bis work long
Tuesday night was the first real topch enough to go to Portland to transact
at the institute.
Eac-b district has been distributed among the
will receive a 15 00 apport'',D|neB^ schools, and many of the teachers of winter, yesterday morning the walks gome businuss,
werequnite icy and the air full of fog
F. H. Relcheteln and family and Ar
have already sent for the Junior When we read about 20 below in Dak
dor each teacher in attendance-
The parent-teacher association Re,4 Cross News, a piper which is ota, blizzards and zero all over the thur Robinson and family of Willa
mina spent the weekend at (heir home
<4 Payton held the regular month intended to *iv«
b0)" «nd girls middle west and even in some places in
“It Serves You Right”
here.
the
northwest,
it
seems
mighty
good
to
ly meeting on Monday evening, a proper understari.'liog of the
.
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Winger brothers are building a new Newberg, Oregon.
be where the roses bloom out of doors
Nov. 2. Mrs. Coburn addressed great work of the Senior Red
i
nearly the year around, it is a fact that barn.
-the meeting from tbe standpoint Cross.
‘he rosebushes now have roses on them.
“Wear-Ever
FRED ANDERSON
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E. Demaray
Electric Supplies & Contracting
Company
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