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V olume 2 No. 29
DAYTON, OREGON. MARCH, 11, 1926
DAY ION TRIBUNI:
Editor
Merrill
A. N
frítame
SUBSCRIPTION 1^0, PER YEAR
81 Birthday Of Mrs.
Chas. Hadley
Pleasantdale
John Herbert F.»tt>r was bora near
Entered et the poet otflcw in l*»yton,
By Mrs. R. G. Hadley
B
i I vshoo , Oregon. February ?l, 1.77
Oregon, a« second class mail matter,
and died suddenly at bis homa io
under th. Act of March 8, 1.79.
Misses y<-mn und Lela Warren
March 5 was Mrs. Chas. Hadleys
Irayton, Oregon, March 5, 1928. Age
of West Lynn were week end visit-
Blet
birthday and *h«
re-
49 years and 12 days. He has lived
ora at the home of their parents
mrinl
ered
by
her
frien-
’
s
Mr«.
H.
m-ar sod in Dayton nearly all his life
Mr and Mrs. Mutt Warren.
A.
Deems
of
Kansas
City
Mo.
Mrs.
with the exception of a few of bis early
Albert Henu was a county vest
Lina Buckler, Mrs. Teague, Mrs
years al Silverton and about two years
visitor Saturday.
U’ren. Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Misner
in Idaho.
He w*s married to Addie
Horace Cinnamon and wife of
of McMinnville Mrs. Rowe of Ridge-
Hibbert, April 21. 1901, who died
Seattle Washington were visiting
Held Washington »nd Mies Rose
in November, 1918.
relatives
in
this
vicinity
Inst
week
Teague.
They all sent reinem
Ra&tee' ^atrcutttng
January 10. 1920. he was united in
Mrs. George Foster and Kenneth marriage to Eva L. Hams, who survives brancee.
Agency for Newberg Laundry
and Laurence Addison were Mc­ bini. il« is also survived by his
Minnville visitors Saturday.
father amt stepmother Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W L Reicbstein and sons’ Chas O. Baxter of this city—hia own
Amunsden the Artic explorer
Oregon.'
Dayton,
were Willamina visitor. Sunday. mother parsing .wav in IShfl, an only
H necessary to come to
sister
Mrs.
Ell.
Mills
of
Long
Bea«b.|
Mrtb
lbon
ib it was a barren waste
,a
......... I ■.
Wess Morgaridge and family
Calif
,
and
Iwo
niece,
»nd
tbreeH
ic
*
an
8now
- 1,1 8et bi« bearings
visited Bunday at the home of
a«ph«w.
of
Long
Beacb,
Calif.,
beside«P
or
waH
he knew not
Mrs. Mabel Gibson.
numerous other relatives amt a ho* of I wbere, investigation showed that
To Serve Humanity Better Scott Edwards and family were
I b< WM beaded far to the west of
Sunday guests at the George friends.
Day end Night Phone Blue 90
He WM . loving and devote bo.- tbe Norlh Pole an^
f»^ber
Robinson home.
band, not .paring b.mulf in bi. care“’^ Wlth cont*n“ed filing, In
Oregon
McMinnville,
G. B Foster and Nile Addison
and wm a loving and dutiful «>n both to aU V0Cat,0D8 of 11,8
>8 of import-
Matchless Savings For
Friday and Saturday
^pangfe
Shoppers
BARBER SBOP
3
j
Unusual Bargain For
Get Your Bearings
MARCH SALE
DAYS R
Ladd's Fanerai Home
spent Saturday and Sunday, visit­
hi. own parents and the parents of hi. anCe
halt and “et 00r bearings
ing several of the beaches, along
wiie
I perhaps more would really choose
the Roosevelt Highway, going as
DENTIST
He united with th. Cb>i*i.n church P «° wron8 wiIfully- Have we
far as Siletz.
of this city February 2). 1905 but foriread the ln8‘rnc‘10°® cirrectlv or
Office Phone Red 49
Mrs. Ralph Hadley and son th. last fl year. ha. been a faithful and have we ,ailed to get ‘he true
Gerald
aad Jnmes Wakefield Jr.
attendant of th. Method.* meaD,B«; If 80 we »>H be careful
Oregon
Dayton
w<re McMinnville visitors Sat­ recular and aided In it. support. He n°‘ t0 . ’P9*11 ,o ‘“J waT tha‘
church
urday.
•
member of Jacob M.ver Lodge I «••«M *nJure h,s or her standing
M W. Burnard, M. D
Mr». David Robinson ix visiting
A. F. A A. M.: Elect. Ch.pter
but
with
No. 1(*
at'he home of her daughter Mrs No. 29 0. E. 8.; Yamhill Lodge No. 201<or 111 Bnd malic* to none
Physician
Yambill Lodge Nc. 20
Bessie Hurt, in Portland this week.) I. O O. F.; Naomi Rebek.h Lodge|iOn°W lh® P a’n “arked Pa,h °f
Naomi Rebekah Lodge
Phone Red 78,
Dayton, Oregon
Robert Cinnamon and wife and Ko „ aad
A1Mmblv No 16 the man of Calvary that done no
family and Mrs. Jennie Senn are rt»i.
.
»
.i
-
n
, । I piece
meal
work, hut was perfec-
Unitto
Artisan., all of . .i
this i.
citv. and
.
.
. , „
.
,
.Ilion.
An
ideal
standard of safety }
visiting relatives in Seattle this had
pasted through all the chair. UI
, ,,
. ,
.
.
u
-i
.1»
in
.
I
to
follow
with
caution
and
care,
each order. He identified himself w ith I „
...
.
IGet
your
bearings
and
ssihng
Ger.eral Shoe and Harreea
Walter Jackman and wife were the »flairs of the city serving m council-1
,
*
I win tie smooth. Life worth living;
Repairing
Bunday guests at the George Jack man several ,, terms.
I.
tr
.. ui i
.
I188 blessing to mankind.
Shop next door to Arcade theatre man home.
He was the kind of a msn who made I
friendi.
becauee
of
a
quiet,
dependabb-1
Hadley
Grover Johnson »nd wife of
D ay ton
Oregon
Newl»erg Arthur Robittvoii and character; and hie friends were number
11 B Allen and wife of Portland
wife
an«! sou Davie, Floyd McFar­ ed by the hundreds. Funeral services
G. B. Abdill
Having installed a Landis Stitcher lane and Misa Evayln Morgan cf were held from the Melhulirt church
and Finisher, we are prepared to L h Fa vette were Sunday guests at ' Tuesdsv afternoon, March 9ib. The
do all shoe repairing with neat­ the home of Mrs David Robinson. church building whs crowded with
F. H. Reichstein and family of friends, manv of whom, were forced to I m
ness.
Willamina
visitors here »land. A wonderful bower of fl.iweis
Dayton.
Oregon.
Saturday.
told the story 01 their love. The Rev.
Miss Elizabeth Sims of Tillamook Walker. Rev. Kendall and Rev. Marcy
spent the week at the home of her conducted the Services. Intorment in
the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
parents J. W. Sima and wife.
Mrs. J. W. Sims and daughter
Elizabeth were visiting relative« in
BEST BEDS ON EARTH
Portland Saturday,
Mr* C. E. Mauts,
Prop.
We wish to thank the relatives and
The Pleasantdale Needle club
friends,
and th. sisters and brothers < f
was pleasantly entertained at the
the
different
Orders and Churches lor
home of Mrs. Turner Friday after­
all
the
kindnets
shown to us in our
Guarantee Fund Life Ass’n. noon.
deep sorrow in the loss of our loving
Onnie Emmert of Carlton was
Be your company
busband, son and brother, at the home,
a Sunday visitor at the Roy
at the service and at the cemetery;
Full LegalReserve
Edwards home.
for the beautiful flowers which brought
Providing Extended and
Mrs. Scott Edwards and children their mNUt« of love, for the songs,
Paid up privileges.
and Mrs. George Robinson were the words of comfort and the letters of
Rate 110.92 Ordinary Life
McMinnville
visitors Monday.
sympathy.
Other ages in proportion
These are but a few of the Many Economies—REAL
SAVINGS—That are offered U> our customers for Friday
and Saturday Bales, so come without fail and get yonr
share of the good things ana save besides.
Dr. 0. 0. Goodrich
Plisse Crepe, Dainty Colors................... 35c Grade.
2.50 yards fine Percale...................... .”4 yards for.
300 yards All Linen Crash.............. 5 yards for....
81 in. Bleached Sheeting................ 24 yards for....
3 lb Cotton Bats, Quilted.......... 72x90.....................
Mens Dress Shirts, Values to ........ 12.00...................
Mens Work Shoes, Values to.......... 15.00
Mens Blue Cheviot Work Shirts..........................
Mens Blue Denim Overalls..............
..27c
..50c
11.00
• 100
..98c
• 1.49
•3 95
. .69c
• 1 29
J. C. BRILL STORES
Successors to OSBOSN’S
E. L. dorsi ine
McM i nn ville
Ore^ro
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MUNSING HOSE
Dayton Rooming
House
Card of Thanks
Let The
®
Just received the largest shipment of hose
we have ever received.
The Celebrated Munsing brand
Known everywhere for Quality Merchandise
Chiffon Silk Hose
Something unique in
a 20 year policy.
C. 8. LEWIS, A oeht .
Neetkut Barber Shop
Dayton, Oregon
Expert Ladies Hair Cutting
Earl Q, Kidd, Prop.
Shoes!
Buckhect
Shoes!
That will wear.
A so Collars,
Lines, Bridles, Strap-work and
Work Clothes
C. B. Collins
McMinnville,
Oregon.
Elmer Baxter and family of
Oretown, were here Tuesday to at­
tend the funeral of his cousin
Herb Baxter.
Carl Launer dropped in yester­
day and paid up hia subscription
to the Tribune to next fall,
Thanks, that is what keeps the
newspaper on it» feet.
Mrs. Fred T. Mellinger of Tilla­
mook was here to attend the fun­
eral of her uncle Herb. Baxter.
W. R. Stretch, state bridge in­
spector, surprised his parents Sun­
day, by an unexpected visit.
Mrs. George Robinson visited
Thursday at the home of her
mother in Hojiewell.
Mrs. Herbert Baxter,
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Baxter,
Mr«. Warren Mills,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Chapman.
These are pure Chiffon Silk Hose,
shaped to fit and look neat.
Priced
$1.69
Pure Silk Hose
The Munsing Pure Silk full fash­
ioned Hose m all the Latest col­
ors. The salesmen tell us these
are selling at $1.65 to $1.69 per
pair, but our
James Jensen who was taken
suddenly ill at his home in New­
berg a few days ago, was able to
Tuesday afternoon it became the
be moved to the home of hin
sorrowful duty of this community
daughter Mrs. Geo. Christensen,
to commit the body of Herb Bix-
These are pure Rayon Silk Plaited
where he will stay until he has
ter to its final resting place in the
hose,
in all the latest shades.
fully recover«].
l.O.O. F. cemetery. It is of no
These are wonderful values. They
use for the writer to tell vou
have been selling at 98c.
who Herb Baxter was; everybody JdJ
Our price on the Sport Stripe
knew him »nd deemed him their.
and Pineapple stitch Hose
The mrmlen and friends of the friend; and now our heart felt S3
Webfoot church met at the grove sympathy goes out to the bereaved
for an all day wood cutting bee ones, and more especially to his
Saturday With two drag saws, wife and nged father, words cannoi
one buzz saw and several cross express their greif.
Herb and
cuts, they made fast work of re- Eva were married January 10th,
ucing the major part of one of of this year and to all appearances
the big lira to stove wood
They had many years of happiness lie
also cut end eawed up the old fore them when, Lot he was
cotton wood beside the church struck by the hand of death last
'he ladies outdid themselves in Friday morning and happiness
spreading a dinner in the church was turned to gloom. The esteem
for the hungry workers and every­ in which he and his bride w»re
W. J Herwig, amember of the
C ash P aid for false teeth, dental
one joined in the fellowship and held was manifested by the vast Anti Narcotic Educational Assoc­
Black Giant
(dlity about the table Th» Web- congregation which filled the iation, will speak at a union meet­ For Bale, for setting. $1.50 for setting gold, piauuuui and discarded jewelry.
Hoke Smelting A Refining Co., Otsego.
fool folks have been trying to hnve Methodist church, Tuesday after­ ing at the Methodist church Sun­ of 15 eggs. O. W. Smith.
Michigan.”
some sort of social function for the noon, at the funeral and the loads day evening. Come out and hear
people of the community each of beautiful flowers and acts of him.
White Pekin duck eggs for setting.
For;—Federal Earm Loans
month The next affair will pro­ kindness shown to the bereaved
M R Cooper was sick a few days 11.50 for 10 eggs. Mrs. C. A. Rockbill,
Sea Attorney Frank Holmes.
bably be a picnic and weiner roast one io her hour of deepest sorrow. this week but is at work again
R. 1, Dayton, Oregon.
27-2t.
McMinnville, Oregon. 17-21
Rayon Silk Plaited Hose
Price is S 1.50 per pair
Methodist Church Notes
Sport Hose
Our price naw is 79c
Look ’em Over
59c
Shippy & Filer
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