Dayton tribune. (Dayton, Oregon) 1912-2006, November 19, 1925, Image 4

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    Quality
Economy
Sei vice
Thanksgiving Day
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•nd we take great pleasure in catering to your want, on all ,uch
Orde" iQ
We are also offering some real Quality Bargains during
Canned—Food—Meek—Nov. 9-21.
Day ton,
Oregon.
COMPLETE STOCK OF FORD PARTS
All Work Guaranteed
United States
Tires and Tubes
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A place where your Car
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Isaac Newton and family of
mar Newberg visited hi» father
H P Newton recently.
You Only Can Decide
Wm. ParkbatM «nd wife of
Portlanl were recent Callers at the
H. P Newton home.
1 here i» only <>ne person who can d
whether you are to he a suocesa in life or not
That person ÍU YOURSELF And the very first
determining factor i»—CAN
YOU SAVE
MONEY?
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t buries Walker of McMinnville,
grandson of H p. Newton, was a
If you can. PROVE IT! Op « »« villg H A<'-
i I Neal Versteeg and family of
caller al the Newton home recently'
count with u i hark tomorrow
JI Hopewell were Sunday visitor»
♦ I IX» wi'l do
L D. Kruke was iu the Tills-?
ao and obtain a Liberty Hell Saving RM,k tl;r
Itheoomeof their daughter Mr».
most un que home »afa we naVr ,.v, r ,„r|| |n
mook country after a load of fish I
I Scott Edwards.
lust week.
ita base is H slot where coins of every ........ mins
R. G. Hadley and sons Dale and
non can be dropped— t-vrn bill« can
be ii.N I rled
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Kenneth were county seat visitors
” e are holding one for you.
Alfred Sweeney and family
arrived home last week end after a '
Ralph Thompson of Portland few days visit with relative» in
: »pent the week-end with home Rockaway and Tillamook.
; folks.
H. B Goodfellow and wife of
Joe Ketchum transacted busi- Portland were recent callers at the <
ne»» in the county »eat Saturday. H P. Newton home, "Ouk Emit
Roy Robinson and wife of Mid­ Farm”.
dleton spent Sunday at the home
The Dayton Needle Craft Club
of their mother r». David Robin-
Successor to .Joe F. Francis
was
entertained by Mrs Walter
son.
Porter last hriday afternoon.
Arthur Robinson and wife and
w. T. H Tucker is making hi»
sou of Willamina and Elisha Man-
ning and wife of McMinnville Were customary visit with a niece Mrs
Sunday visitors at the H. Thomp- Wm. Lu mm in Port la ml.
•on home.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
Tom Teague accidentally drop-
Vern n Hadley of Portland ped a heavy bar on his foot a day
1 Block East of Bank
spent the week end with home or so ago which laid him up for a
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phone 68 xii
folks.
short time.
Ralph Thompson and Vernon
J. G. Park and Milo Parish
Hadley were two of the players
autoed
to the coast country Satur­
with one of the Y. M. C. A. basket
day
on
a duck hunt and returned
ball
teams
of
Portland
borne
Sunday
evening.
What
that came up Friday night and
success
they
had
has
not
Iwn
told
played basket ball with the Day­
us.
ton high
The score
--- - school team.
me rcore
was 22 to 16 in favor of the Y M
Mr». C. A. Ponnav terminated
€. A.
her visit here with her brother
Mr». Raldh Hadley visited last
E. Mellinger and wife and Portland
McMinnville
Hillsboro
Tillamook
Thursday at che home of Mrs. J A «‘orned to her Portland h niine 502 Board of Trade Bldg.
McFarlane.
Saturday.
Asa Nichols was a McMinnville The American Red Cross is worthy of
business visitor Saturday.
the generona support of all citisen».
Geo. Jackman and wife and A. You are cordially invited to enlist in its
IN Merrill end wife visited rel ranks.
stives and friend» in Mill City.
Mrs. Georgiana Miller who has
Sunday.
been visiting her eon M. G" Miller
Mrs Mellissa VanNorder and and wife for the past month
little eon of Hood River visited returned to her home in Portland
Thursday and Friday of last week Juesda v.
at the home of her »ister Mrs. Geo.
j. D. Brooks unu
and iai
family left
Robinson,
Friday for the home of his mother
Ea Winger sold 11 head of fine *n Southern Oregon where they
hogs to John Winters of Newberg W’H »pend the winter
last week.
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Mrs.
Hattie
Stanley is slowlv
I Mr. Morgan of Monmouth spent
recovering
from
severe bruises
the week-end at the home of hi»
sustained
from
falling
from a
friend Elmer Jackman.
Corne in and let us demonstrate
chair nn which she was standing
Mrs. Geo. Robinson visited Sat­ while washing windows.
urday and Sunday at the home of
her mother in Hopewell.
Mrs. Helen L. McDonald of
Portland
»pent Saturday and
W. J. Robertson and wife and
Sunday
here
with her ■ mother
son John, and Mies Edith Cushirg
Mr»
H.
P.
Newton.
of Lafayette spent Sunday at the
Ralph Taylor home.
Ihe Dayton Motor Company 1»
putting in a new gasoline tank
Sardine»
which requires a hole
in the
American
sardines, -----
»till packed ground almost large enough for a
tightly In cans, are finding greater
Car just unloaded 600 pound steel drums
ordinary basement.
favor than ever In the Philippines, the
W. P. Morris
General Blacksmithing
Acetylene Welding
Phones: Garage, Red 62, Res., 66x1
Dayton,
The Misses l^e, H ilsnt^ck and
Haworth were Christmas »hopping
in Portland, Saturday
BANK OF DAYTON
Gates Motor Co
Storage by the month 12.50.
1» taken care of.
| Dr o. U. Aaodrieb and family
I eached home Monday evening
»her having been gone since the
•“•I day of August, While gone
Ithev viaited in Yellowstone Park
and with relatives in Denver and
various other places throughout
the east getting as far »outh a»
Dallas, Texas.
Pleasantdale
Phone Red 28
Expert Mechanics,
locals
" •••J“ and Lillian brake visit-
How I» your lubacriptiouf
ed relative» in lnd<qwnJence re
evntiy and were aceompanisd home
M
S. Hibbert was a bosinsss
hy E II Busby and family
visitor iti Poitland, Monday.
Electa Chapter, No ^9,
K s
b K Berry visited relative» in
*ili bold a merin.g u, the Masonic Portland, Sunday and Monday.
I lull. I Herida y e V ui
"g. Noy. 23, at
D. A Snyder transacted busi­
<’3D p. m
All uiHiiiberw end
ness
in Portland, Monday.
ificerw are requ^lwi to ta present
Hibbert’s Grocery
I
W Porter recently purchased a
new Ford sedan with Kuxel and
oth»r »peci»I accessories
Oregon.
No Collection
No Charge
Knight Adjustment Go.
CONFECTIONERY
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Fount n fDen Of Candie3’ Cigars, Tobaccos,
Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, BaJ~ery Goods
:
Jas. Wakefield, Prop.
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RADIO
¡Weare now equipped
: recharge Radio A and
: storage batteries
¡THE LATEST THING IN
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V- ft
RADIO
NEUTROWOUND
ani
A fine line of Mantle and Alarm clocks at a
very low price.
Brand new Graphaphone records at 45c each
A new lot of Spectacles at !2fi0 to 15.00 a pair.
Day ton Motor Co
M
M. R. COOPER
Box Shooks, Cabinet Work,
Mill Work and Building
Material of All Kinds.
Phone Red 73
Dayton.
Straits Settlements and Dutch East
India.
Demountable Houte.
Demountable cheap houses may lie
used In Saloniki In Its efforts to re-
build the city, which was partially
destroyed by tire during the war.
Oregon
Pertinent Question
FRED ANDERSON
Horeetfoaeing, General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Plow Share
and Diae Grinding. Acetylene Welding, Wagon and General
W«od
Work, Horseshoeing a Specialty
Dayton, Oregon
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I^es Duran received a severe cut
last week while he was working in
the timber, when a double hittec
ax which he was using as a wgdge
flew from its place and struck him
in ihe forehead
Phoue 45X1
A widely known advertising man
whose business requires that he make
frequent trips to other cities, has a
son about five years old. On these
trip» It ha» been the father» custom
to buy s small present for bls son
but. on s recent trip ft slipped hl.
mind entirely. On his return, while
he kissed his wife, the son stood near
by expectantly. However, the father
did not produce hfs usual gift.
“Papa,'- finally queried the little tai
low, "you work for money, don't you?"
"Yea." replied the father. "Why?"
"Well,” rejoined the son, "what
have you been doing these last two
weeks?"—IndlanapoUa New«.
Don’t get it into your heads
that it rains here every day at this
time of the year—yesterday was B
beautiful sunshiny day, more like
May or June than November.
Some folks are using ripe tomatoes
out of their gardens every day.
W. F. Abdill arrived here
Saturday evening and after a few
days visit with relatives returned
to his Garibaldi home accompanied
by bis daughter Ruby who will
make her home with her father
and go to school in that city.
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Molasses
Great Feed for the»Money
Those who purchased Mill Feed from our
car last week showed good judgment as
prices have materially advanced on this com­
modity.
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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
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Car just arriving.
Clean and Green
Farmer's Warehouse Company,
Phone, Red 67
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Dayton, Oregon.
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