Dayton tribune., December 17, 1925, Image 4

LOCAL?
Service
Economy
Quality
»«.dame» S|>augle and Sam* we*»
MsMiOuvllI» *fmpp*r* ^*1 inlay.
Mr». M. R C<m|» r was Chrial-
mas l.oppH.g iu ih r 11nd, Tues-
Hibbert’s Grocery
Mr*. D
A J. Hai
yesleidny.
. isitui Mr»
McMinnville
Bv Mra Roe« Robertson
Mra Fred Deel» of St Jolins was a
Mfayette visitor Monday and Tueedav.
Poul l.oundM»h»ueli, wife and daugh­
ter Gertrude of Daylou, were Sunday
callers at the Robertson home
Mr* M Oliphant aud grand daughter
Flutence, were tiaiUngmid shopping in
McMinnville, Halm.lay.
J . II Taylor and family of Newberg
m :<»
Mr» V. Al. luiw
were
Lalayette visitor* last rtiuradav.
Gie idie drove to Sher dan, Sunday
Chester Morgan sp«ut several dav* at
evening.
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HOLIDAYS
Are coming and at this season of year
Let us till your |
our wants are many
orders from our stock of Highest Quai- J
horn? with L ih parmli and Abler. He
H. F»wcet proprietor O| tb* Art Me
returned to hi* work in Portland. Wed-
mor al Work* of McMinnvil», was in
town Monday.
Harry He»« of Portland, »pent Sun­
Postmaster Miller i* slightly
day with bi» parent», Frank Het* and
under the weather with a bad cold
wife.
and is off duty.
Hester Hibbert
Hurry Blough and wife uf Portland,
is assisting at the post office.
were Sunday gueat* at th«- home of bi*
Willard of Harrisburg father. Prof Jolin Plough.
Claytna
spent last week end here with his
parents Hazen Willard and wife
H. M Jone» anti wife of Carltun,
were guests o* Ed Brvau »nd wile on
miss
Florence Bingham and her Sunday
lister vra Lotlie Morey were Christmas
A nine and one-half pooyd baby girl
.«hopper* in Portland, Wednesday.
arrived at the E L. Holdridge brune
Phone Red 28
Oregon.
Day ton,
D. A Snyder transacted busi­
nes* in Portland, Monday.
Mrs 8. A. McCann
telegram Monday that
husband, C. J Jones,
in Philadelphia.
He
Dayton at one time.
Jack .Mae» and wilt ul Attoria, spent
received u
her sister’* Calvin Mulanax and Matgurritu Deets
had died of Portland, were Sunday visitor* at the
visited in Clifford Gibbon boiu at Grand Gland
The Betsey Roe* Chib meet» Friday
evening with Mi* Berl Brook»
The
Mr-. Paul Loondershausen called
ladle* will entertain their husband»,
a few days since n^d handed the
also have Cbr it mas tree that members
editor #1 50 ona ubecripliun thereby
may exchange gilts.
Vheyioyafty
saying send the old home paper
slung for another year.
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Come in and let
Radios and accessories.
demonstrate.
Gates Motor Co
Oregon.
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CONFECTIONERY
A. W. Bramlet and Kirk Walling
addeel their names to the Tribune *ub-
Mr.. Peter W irfs and two children of
i
scription list last week
north of Dayton, »pent Fri lav at the
Among those who paid cash on sub­ home of her parente M Oliphant and
scription since last press day ar?, Emily
J. Nichols, T. A Roulden. and D. Lynn
W. G. Courtney and hit titter, Mr*.
Gubeer.
Joeie Benham drove to Portland on
E G. Kidd, proprietor of the Neetkut Friday.
barber shop, moved hi* family from
C O. Warren is treating the La-
lafavetle to the city the first of the faVelte (rarage to a new coat of paint.
week, and is now residing in the Hib­
Mrs. H. P. Ferguson and children
bert house recently vacated by H. B.
war* Portland visitors Saturday.
Allen.
pnV.ited Artisan* wer* entertained
A. N. Bones and J. L. Picken» of the ha-Wednesday evening after regular
TillamooK county const country have * meetioi by a big feed a* well a* a
moved here and are residing in the R 1 Christmas tree.
Jas. Wakefield, Prop.
ana £/eUe]&i>
A fine line of Mantle and Alarm clocks at a
wery &ow price.
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Brand new Graphapbone records at 45c each
A new lot of Spectacles alf2tO to 15.00 a pair.
Dayton.
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Or^on
Small enough to appreciate you;
Big enough to sen e you
W. P. Morris
Successor to Joe F. Francis
General Blacksmithing
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Acetylene Welding
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
1 Block East of Bank
P hone 68X11
Box NO. 72
No Charge
Knight Adjustment Go
Mr, and Mrs Fred T Mellinger th*erc.
and children of Tillamook were I "Riley Osborne and family of Twin
here Taeeday tn attend the funeral
Falls, Idaho, who have lieen visiting his .
of Mrs. Mellinger’s father, Francis sisters, Mrs. John Mulanax and Mm. I
Hord.
They returned to their
Elmer Wanner, departed on Saturday
home yesterday.
Mr. Mellinger
for their home.
j
is a former editor of thia paper
Mrs. H>-nry Davis had the misfortune 1
and is now connected with the
.to slip and hurt her back.
Tillamook Herald.
“Ney I’nger recently caught a grevjox,
re­ , near the river.
,
parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
ley in this city.
Hari Clark has had the house he
purchased of Harry Bond, moved to hia
Had-
lot near the blacksmith shop.
The Indies Aid of the Evangelical
A couple of car- bumped at the church served supper Thuisrlay evening
intersection on the bank corner .at the "Social Wing” of Hie church.
No serious
Tuesday morning,
damage resulted, but ita just an-
other reminder that you should
■‘Slop, Look and Listen’’ before
you go too far.
Phone Red 73
BANK OF DAYTON
L. Harrie bouse just east of the Tritume
Mr» . W. J. Robertson visited her
office.
daughter Mrs H. H. Walters, near
Fire at O. A, C yesterday did 4100,0C0 Clackamas, laet week.
damage to the Hall of Science. The! Mrs. Li|Ue Juber Story of Portland,
fire was caused by a fire-back in the'
arrived Monday evening for a visit with
gas line exploding.
Prompt work ol. e|aMm
(ri|,n(K
the students and the Corvallis fire de-' ..
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I Mrs. Earl Kid 1 and children have
partinent saved it from spreading kved to Dayton to be with her hus- Portland
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Board
of
Trade
Bldg.
recent!
y opened a barbershop
Mrs. Allie Miller of Euger.e,
Box Shooks, Cabinet Work,
Mill Work and Building
Material of All Kinds.
our Chrmtma»
Then wr
Saving Club— attractive _lo both
grownup* and yunng»trts,
J(H. Morback and wife of Sherwood,
were Sunday visitors at rhe J H Aten
Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, ’• turned to her home Saturday after
Fountain Drinks, Ice Cream, Bakery Goods H a two weeks visit with her
M. R. COOPER
1! your bove and girl» have
*r been the proud recipients «I n
diri» maa 8tving Account at th*
Hank of D«vton p’twide one fur
them on' of <>ur Imndeoiuo l.Owr-
tv Bell or Boot Bunk- for buine
»uving» g»*4 with each Gift Ac-
count of ♦! 00 or more.
No Collection
Phones: Garage, Red 62, Res., 62x 4
Dayton,
Saving
Account
for Christmas
Miss Edith Cushing who recently
purchased the Seth Barret property has
had the house moved to the front of the
lots and remodeling of same is being
done.
After assisting Rev. F. M. Fisher in a
two.weeks revival meeting, Rev. H. E,
A lie! has returned to his home at liberal
Mooed the Cow
“It’s details that count," sadly mooed t’tegon. The meetings have lieen quite
the cow as the train ran over her tall. a help to all who attended.
—Texas Ranger.
Chínete Proverb
It Is not the anger of the father but
his silem-e that the well-bred BOD
dreads.
Military Salute
One explanntion of the origin of the
military salute Is that which goes back
to the Middle ages In the time of
Italian Proverb
Jousts and tournament*, when a queen
Masters are mostly the greatest of beauty was chosen and enthroned.
servants In the house.
The knight about to take part in the
contegt walked past the throne and
They’re Surprisingly Violent placed hl* hand In a horizontal posl-
Take heed of the vinegar pt sweet Rpn over the eyebrows to shield his
wine and the anger of good nature - «/eg from the brilliancy of her beauty.
Benjamin Franklin.
Mu tic Char mt Moute
While Sir London Ronald wni con­
Keept Them Dodging
Half the world seems determined to ducting the Margate municipal orches­
run down the other half.—Detroit Free tra In their preformance of the over­
ture to the "Meistersingers” a mouse,
Pres*.
apparently fhaclnated by the music,
left Its shelter at the side of the hall
/tunning Largely on Oil
made Its way through the audience
Petroleum supplies one-third of the and
as f<r as the conductor’* stand.
total revenues of the Mexican govern-
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Hillsboro
10 offon-BUCKHECTSHOES-
Tillamook
10 off
New
Army Overcoats and Army Short Coats
Reclaimed
Leather, Woolen Lined Vests and Wool Mackinaws
Goat Hair Socks and O. D Wool 1 ined Weatherproof Breeches
[ And other Army Goods. Reduced prices until Dec 24.
Cull early to get your siso.
C. B, Collins
McMinnville
Oregon
When in need of Barber Work come
to the “Neetkut Barber Shop
Dayton. Oregon
Expert Ladies Haircutting
Agency Home Laundry
E. (1. Kidd, Barber
FRED ANDERSON
Horseshoeing, General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Plow Share
and Disc Grinding, Acetylene Welding, Wagon and General
Wood Work, Horseshoeing a Specialty
Dayton, Oregon
Phone 45X1