Sei vice
Economy
Quality
Gue*!» at the D B Abdill horn«
AruusUc* Day were W. G CreBon,
brother of Mra. Abdill, Mra. Allie
Stephrn*on of Bulivv.He, Archie
Abdill and family ami H J. Hyde
• nd wife,
Hibbert’s Grocery
Pleasantdale
Rev. Brown ami wife and Misa
.Headquarters for School books and Supplie:
Phone Red 28
Oregon
Day ton,
Gates Motor Co
Mi.«* Mabel Slater of Prineville,
Oregon is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Brook* Sweeney this week.
Mra. Miles Maxfield and children
of Newberg visited Thursday eve
ning at the Scott Edwarde home,
Gerald Hadley went to Portland
Sunday where he will visit friend*
and relatives for a few days
Ralph Thompson of Portland
spent Sunday with home folk*.
J. A. McFarlane and wife spent
[Sunday at the R. G. Hadley home
Ed and Lewie Winger are the
« proud owners ol a new Ford run-
¡»boot.
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H. Thompson spent Friday and
Saturday at Pacific City.
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
All Work Guaranteed
Expert Mechanics,
United States
Tires and Tubes,
Storage by the month 12.50.
is taken care of.
A place where your Car
Phones: Garage, Red 62, Res., 66x1
Dayton,
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A Big Turnover
How is vour sulwcription?
Th» D C. Vanitati! laniilv
Ne»twig visitor* Faraday.
"It is claimed that the average woman h»*
only ahout I.SIM) words in her vocabulary,”
said old Si Cheanut, "bill if that is »o, there is
usually a tremendous turnover.”
Mr». W. a.
and chlldmi^
««« Pulitami «lio|>|H<<* Monday.
livo Dirary and A m Nichol* «luppud
tbrw car» of wi»«l to Salam tiu» »rak.
Fellows like old Si enjoy joker st tho < x
p«nM of the women, but even if the women DO
talk, they are usually bolter managers than th«
men. I.*l the women handle the pocketbook
and nine times out of ten the family will wave
money, Be«ide* they wil1 keep ttieir »urplu*
fund* in the bank'and pay by check.
Suppose
they do talk. They usually make good.
Rice of Woolburn, anti Rev Ted
l^avilt of Newberg visited at the
Perl» Hogte »pent Armistice day
Geo. Fueler home one day last here with his family.
Always a complete
line of Fancy
Groceries. Our fall supplies of A ew
Pack Fruits and Vegetables are com-
ing daily. Come in and look t hem
over.
LOCALS
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CONFECTIONERY
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The Stringtown Needle Club
L met last Thursday afternoon al
[ the home of Mrs. Brooks Sweeney.
[ । Delicious refreshments were served
! 'by the hostess assisted by Mr*. W.
I S. U’Ren of Dayton.
A most
I pleasant afternoon was spent by
I. the following members and guests:
11 Mesdames Hadley, Bramlet, Ma
cFarlane, Scott Edwards, U’Ren
and Sweeney.
The Pleasandale Needle elub
was pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mrs. C. L. Fowler last
Friday afternoon, Daintv refresh-
ment* were served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Estella Sims.
Members and guests present were
Mesdames McFarlane,
Sima,
Bramlet, Hadley, David Robinson,
Geo. Robinson, Bert McFarlane,
Ketchum, Thompson, Estel Wilson
Marley, Cerrv, Turner, Fowler and
Miss Esther Nichol*.
J. G. Park »nd wife were bu»i-
nt »a vie tors it Porllard, Monday.
J. R Berry and wile ol Tillamook
spent Suudav w lUi his lather F. E.
Berry.
Mrs C. LiFever of McMinnville visit-
ed acquaintance* here Sunday uu<l
Monday
BANK ON DAYTON
Mira Pauline ILtastwr of Portland
• pent the week-end with her fatherf
Adam Roesner
Mr»
Wm. Schall sp'nt leverai
days in Portland last week visiting
a daughter
Frank Carver ol Cloverdale, Drvgon
was here a short lime Saturday calling
on bi» friend Eli Roa lev
W. P. Morris
Kev Fisher of the hvangeheal church
goes to Lilwral, Oregon neat Monday
Successor to Joe F. Francis
General Blacksmithing
Mrs. Z. Spangle entertained the
Peninsula Needle Craft Club at
her Lome last Wednesday after
noon.
Acetylene Welding
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
1 Block East of Bank
D. A. Suyder and wife ejient
Saturday and Sunday in Portland
transacting business and visiting
relatives.
P hone €8X11
Box NO. 72
F. W. Hole and wife drove to
Monmouth. Sunday with their
daughter Irma who is attending
school there.
Misses Grace Teague, Virgie
Senn and Valeria Flint of .Mon
mouth »Tent the week end here
with their parents.
No Collection
Mrs. C. A. Ponnay of Portland]
arrived here yesterday for a few !
days visit with her brother J. E.l
Mellinger and wife.
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No Charge
Knight Adjustment Go
Chas. Reichstein of .Medford, Ore.
B orn -T o Mr. and Mr» Lyle Portland
McMinnville
visited a few days this week at the
Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, ; home of his father W m Reichrtein Willard ol Corvallis, Nov 1, 1925, 502 B”»rd o( Trad® Bldí
Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, Bakery Goods Ü Sr. and W L Reichstein.
a son,
Lyle is a «on of Mr. and
Mrs.
Hazen
Willard of the
Dr. Barrett and Harry Starling,
of Tigard visited one day last1 P^insuia neighborhood,
Hillsboro
Tillamook
Jas. Wakefield, Prop
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A traveling library, free to the
town and coun^.-y people alike,
from the Oregon State Library,
has been established in Lafayette.
Mrs. W. J. Robe rtaon has charge of
the books at he'r home. The library
will be open o n Wednesday from
7 p m to 9 p m and on Saturday
from 2 p m Vo 5 p m
Little folkn in the primary de
partaient of the Evangelical
week at the home of Mrs. David
The rains of the past few dava
Robinson.
are putting the ground in fine
Theodore Zosel of Salem spent ehage and the grain that it in the
Siturdav and Sunday at the home 1 ground will get a fine »tart, which
all goes to put pep into everybody.
with R. W. Hamlin, who was pass of his aunt Mra. Geo Robinson.
ing through here enroute to the
Geo. Dorsey loaded a car of
The school faculty all attended
stock show at Portland.
white fir Monday and shipjied it to
Teachers Institute at McMinnville
C. L. Joy of the Tigard Electric Salem.
Monday and Tuesday and as yes
Shop was transacting business here
Roy Robinson of .Middleton vis terday was Armistice bay there
Monday.
ited Thursday at the home of hia was no school so we are short on
mother,
Mrs. David Robinson.
school notes this week.
A. T. Powell of Salem, George
Parker, wife and daughter of Port-
Arthur Robinson and family rev-,
Horace Taylor and family of
land visited Alden Powell and turned to Willamina, Sunday
Junction City »¡tent Armistice Day
family Sunday.
after being at their home here for
here with Mrs. Taylor’» parents
two
weeks while their little ron'
Mr«. Ida Parker was an over
G. A. Kidd and wife and Mr.
was under the doctor’s care,
He
Sunday visitor in Newberg.
Taylor’s brother Ralph Taylor of
Mr.
was so much improved that
Oliver Butts, formerly of Lafay Ribinson could return to his em- the Pleasantdale neighborhood.
( ette visited high school last Fr
ployment in the sawmill.
Miss Catherine Bernard wfo is
( day.
teaching near Willamina *[>ent a
Fred Deets of Portland was
few days here with her brother
d
iy
greeting
old
friends
here
one
W, O. Barnard and wife and alan
1
last week.
attended
Teachers’ Institute in
Totted Away Fortune
McMinnville,
this week.
Word has been received h^re
in Playful Scuffling
i
that
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lindroff
To have a book worth considerably
us t hin
J. H Morin told
< Red Bluff, Calif., are the proud more than a thousand pounds thrown
of
at
one's
head
Is
an
experience
which
morning
th
it
from
8
a.
m.
yester
parents
of a baby girlf Ruth Erm-
|
does not fall to the lot of many. It day till 8
m.
tor
ay
we
received
alee.
i
happened, however, to Dr. Adolf Ehren-
1.50 inches of rainfall. Not much
Miss Belle Belcher went to P< rt- felt.
It has Just been announced that the of a n^st about that and it must
land. Friday for a short visit.
Hungarian National museum has ac have made him feel good as he
Dominick Desimini, foreman of quired this book by private treaty. Al handed the editor 11.50 on sub
to though It wa« on Sotheby's catalogue scription
the section crew is moving
Thanks; hope it will
at a reserve price of £1,000, It Is stated
Portland.
that the price actually paid is much have the same effect on a lot more.
Sunday School were given a party
Saturday afternoon at the home of
their teacher, Mrs. W. J. Robert-
ton. There were fourteen children
present. Games and story telling
kept them amused and happy.
For refreshments ice cream, wafers
and home made candy were served
Mrs. Frank Coughtry assisted Mrs.
Robertson in entertaining the class
The Brooks Nursery Company
are erecting a building to be used
for cold storage.
James Kyle, a brother of Mrs. S.
S Wolever, arrived recently from
Terre Haute, Indiana, for an ex
tended visit. Mr. Kyle has been
here before and is favorably im
pressed with the state of Oregon.
The ladies of the Evangelical
Thia Week’a Story
church served "Silver Tea” last
Thia week's short story: He glanced
Thursday afternoon
anxiously around him, then, assuring
Guest* for Sunday dinner at the himself that he was unobserved,
home of Mr*. John Mulanax were brought out a small paper package.
For a moment his band trembled over
Air. and Mr*. Clifford Gibbon, of the glass of water. Should he put the
(Grand Island, Calvin Mulanax of powder In? He was breathing heavily.
Portland, Alice Mttlanax of Me-! He cast a glance about him—and then
tipped the powder into the water. . .
IMinnville and Mrs. Grimzle of One gulp and It was gone! "If that
draught doesn't make rue sleep tonight
Xafayette.
I’ll have to see a specialist I” he mut
Mrs. R F. Brockman and child-( tered.
Wi of Corvallis, are visiting rd-
Mlives in Lafayette.
They came]
1
in excess of that sum.
The book Is the first printed In the
Representati ve»
f,
Representative»
from
the
,
Magyar tongue, and Is known to col-
j
t
I
Christian
churches
of
Yamhill
lectors ns the Codex Ehrenfelt.
from the county met in convention here
contains 81 pages and dates
i
year 1430.
yesterday.
They had a banquet
Ehren-
Its former owner, Doctor
:
in
the
I.
O.
0.
F. hull at noon and
felt, a Viennese lawyer, came Into po»-
held
their
busin
“*» meeting at the
«esslon of the book In an unuanal way.
In 1851 he was a student at Nyltra, tn local church of that denomination
what was then northern Hungary. One in the afternoon. There were also
day, while he was wrestling with a
companion, this hook was hurled play service» io the evening. We did
fully at his head and he pocketed It. not lesrn the particular» but from
It was only many years later that he the number of baskets of food they
rediscovered it, examined it, and be
came aware of its unique character carried past the office and up the
»tair» we judge they had »ome-
and great value.—London Tit-Bit».
thing to eat and a crowd to eat it.
Dayton Motor Co.
Have added to their now
complete stock of Auto
Accessories
Three of the best lines of Radios. Come in, let
us demonstrate before you buy.
A or B batteries for Radios here.
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Molasses
Car just unleaded
GOO pound steel drums
Great Feed for the^Moncy
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W
y
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Those who purchased Mill Feed from our
car last week showed good judgment as
prices have materially advanced on this com
modity.
w
We will contract future Mill Feed or Corn,
and deliver at specified time.
You can generally find what you want here.
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Alfalfa May
Car just arriving.
Clean and Green
Farmer's Warehouse Company,
Phone, Red 67
Dayton, Oregon
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