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Hibbert’s Grocery
LOCAL?
WE WANT YOUR SUGGESTIONS
By Mr». R. G. Hadlay
Karl Coburu had his tonsils returned
Mr».
J.
A. McFarlane ami »«m Glen
Tu«»lay.
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and Mias Lucille NawbuUta were Pott-
Mi-» Irma II Jr spent ths week land visitor« We>iiir«.1ay.
AND CRITICISMS
The aitu <>f this
bank la to Herve
you as nearly ns
poneiM« hi Ilie
way you want to bn
served.
end wiih botai» folks
Always a complete stock of Fancy and Stupì« Groceries,
Fruita aud vegeta bls« in Season.
Mrs. Wesley Versleeg «nd Imbv of
Portland si**nt Iha week end at ilia
Lynn Orason broth«* «»I Mu I). B.
home of her «later in Ian Mia. Hcoll
A Mill is her«« visiting lelxtHra.
Edward*.
Our fauntsin service ia up lu-the
Every article of food purchased here is of the Highest 1
Riandarti of Quality obtainable. We believe, for good results 1
and for your health’s sake, “Always’’ buy the ‘•Best.’*
Fruit Jars and all canning accessories.
better Jells, Jami and Marmalades.
Pleasantdale
Use “Certo” for
Complet* libe of Men’s and Boys Work Garments.
minute
Patten I'hotniaii
If there ar«* any
little things which
wn have not doue.
or anything which
you think wo might
do lietler, do not
hesitate to tell US.
Mie AdtUaon left fur Walla Walla last
e -ek, where he will work thru harvest.
Bill sa-t Ralph Abdill aere bora
Verna and Leia Warren returmsl to
lor Dtvoraliou Day.
their Louie here Friday, irom Weal
Lyon, where they have been attending
The Perle Bogie family of Portland
high school.
spent the week end wiib relativer ber».
Cha*. Fisaarwr of Willamette visit*
Earl worin who teaches »«bool cl at tbe bum* of his aunt Mra. Matt
in Montana is horn* for the vaca Warren.
It will lie a favor
to us, sod a
liauefit to you.
tion,
Mrs W. L. Haivhaleiu and sons
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Jatkmen have Laurence and Wavne, Kenneth and
moved into tbe boute we recently Ai er a Id Hadley aud Jame« Wakefield Jr.
vacated.
attended the Military Touauament iu
Corvallis Saturday.
Our prices are RIGHT.
For Children.
Bear Brand O3iery
School Books anil School Supplies
Dayton.
Clsvton Willard ia home from
Frank Mason and wile of Loa Angele*
hi« school work at Harriahurg. He Cal. are Spending their vacation at the
will teach at Carlton next year.
latter« parents, George Christenson and
Phone Red 28
spent Monday at the R. II. Hadley
Airs Jeffries son and daughter, Mr.
home
and Mrs Veil Tabbot of McMinnville
Roy RoLinson an t wife of Middleton
and eon Frank Barks were calling on
Fay Robii.»on and family of Wendling
the formers sietsi Mrs )> B Abdill.
Grover Johnson of Newberg and Mr».
E. G. Kidd and family spent Alice Naeve and daughter Betty were
Decoration Day with relatives at Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs
Gaston.
David Robinson.
CONFECTIONERY
Full Line of Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos,
Fountain Drinks, Ice cream, Bakery Goods
Mrs. L. H, H i yes of Ga?Un is Eli Fanning and wife of McMinnville
visiting at the home of her daugh and sou Clarence of Canada visited
Saturday at the home of Mrs. David
ter, Mrs. E G. Kidd.
Jas. Wakefield, Prop.
Claude Proffitt who taught in Robinson.
Miss, Ethel Jackman of Salem and
the school at Enterprise, Oregon
Eime'Jackman
of Monmouth, spent
is home for’vacation.
COLLECTIONS
the week end at the home of their par
No Collection
No Charge
Knight Adjustment Go.
Mr, and Mra. Phil Gate* and
ents, Geo. Jackman and wife.
baby James Leroy have gone to
Mrs. Daisy Johnstone who has been
Mill City to reside.
How’s
Your Subscription
M. R. COOPER
Phone Red 73
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DAYTON MOTOR
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CO.
Jim Penland. Mgr.
Goodyear, Fisk and
FIRESTONE
TIRES
Gas, Oils and Accessories
Oregon Leather
FAN BELTS
-RADIOS--
Dayton
45X3
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Oregon
Come in and see that completly exuip-
ped new shop.
Peffer’s Garage
Rex I. Peffer, Prop.
FRED ANDERSON
Horseshoeing,? General Blacksmithing, Machine Work, Plow Share
and Disc Grinding, Acetylene Welding, Wagon and General
Weod Work, Horseshoeing a Specialty
Dayton, Oregon
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Miss Ethel Jackman of Salem,
and Elmer Jackman of Monmouth,
spent the weekend with their par
ents in Ilie Pleasanidaie neighor-
bood.
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There is no particular season for an Electric Range for use
i* d"airable throughout the entire year. The automatic Types
of Electric Ranges materially aid cooking convenience. The
Electric Runge is being more generally used because other forms
of fuel have incr.'SSed in price while electric service Ims been
materially reduced.
The Electric method is the clean, cool, and sanitary way;
and take» the curse off the kitchen. The food is lietter cooked,
stays warm a longer period of time and has a flavor in meat»
unknown to other methods of preparation«
Ralph Thompson of Portland spent
the week end with home folks.
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Hcott Edwards, Merle Reichstein and
Vernon and Gerald Hadley attended tbe
t>all games in Portland Monday.
Mrs, J. W. Shippy who has been
in poor health for some time, is at
the home of her slater Mrs. A. M.
Vernon in the Webfoot neighbor
hood. Mr. Shippy report« that
6he is improving slowly.
Mrs. Flora Wakefield and son
Alva left for Roseburg, Tues lay
Morning, for a two weeks visit
with relatives, Jim is spending his
vacation, behind,the .Confectionery
counter.
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of hi* lung* punctured by a rib and at
t me of going to pre«« 1« in a precarious
condition. Mr, Bchnnter 1« past 70
year« of age. Dr. Burnard siys he cant
tell yet how «i rions his condition la.
Rec Htanbery of Sierra Madre,
Calif an old time friend of H. 0.
Ogden and alro an old-time print
er, called thin morning. From
here the Stanbery.s go to Wallace,
Idaho to visit a daughter. Mr.
Htanbery like all printers enjoys
fishing and will probably get rich
about as faat fishing for trout as
a newspaper man does fishing for
money due him on delinquent
pubBcriptions, but the dickens of it
is bow'd he get enough ahead to
buy a fishing license.
Tillamook
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See our Electric Ranges on our floor.
Hotpoint Ranges we consider tbe best.
Westinghouse and
w
Kenneth and “Hua'' Hadley and Jim
Wakefield attended th« Military Tourn
Mine Madelene Roesner has
ament at Corvallis. Saturday and re finished her first year an teacher,
port a swell time. Kenneth went as a near Willamina, and is again at
Tribune representative.
her home near town.
The company at the Abdill
home memorial Day were Mrs
grace Fisher and baby June from
Portland, W F Abdill daughter
Ruby and sons Lewi« and Percy
also Ralph and wife and children
of Garibaldi
Hillsboro
w m s s* s*» >»« snsnsnsn — ■■■■*■■
house this week, by painting a
Goo. Robinson and wife were Hope-
nice clei.n white with red trimings visitors Sunday
Purnell Fishburn of Portland, a
Mrs. E. A. Coons of Butte Mon
former Dayton girl, was here for
Decoration Day exercises and as tana, a former school teacher in
sisted by singing two appropriate our city school is spending a few
songs.
days visiting at the Ruth H iyden
home
It has been finally decided to
celebrate Monday, July 5th. One
Mies Barnard very plesantly
day only. There was some talk
entertained
a few fiiends at the
of celebrating both Saturday and
Doctor
’
s
home
last Friday, in hon
Monday blit finally it was decided
or
of
their
»inter
Mr». Simpkin»
OD Monday only.
who expects to return to her home
Mrs. Mu?>* Coffin of Portland, in California before very long.
Mrs. Ada Wills of Carlton and
Mrs. Anna McNeish of Portland,
Chris Schunter fell out of a cherry
sisters of Kra. Emily J Nichols of
tree at his farm today and had «ever*I
this city, spent the week end at
yids broken, his collar bone broken one
her homo.
New Line Of
Phone
at tbe home of her mother Mrs. David
Tom Lyman a son of Fred Ly Robinson iecovering from an operation,
McMinnville
man of the Webfoot country split was able to return to her borne in Portland
502 Board of Trade Bldg.
one of his thumbs open with an ax Wendling this week.
yesterday,
Tbe Improvement Club and school
Harold Newiuan and family returned held their annual picnic at th« school ।
to t heir home in Nehalem Mond ay house Friday. A dinner and ice cream ।
after spending a week with relatives and cake were served at noon, after
here and at Mill City.
which officers for the ensuing year were
elected, Those elected were J. B. Still-
The Merill, Newman, Jackman and well Jr pres., Ed Gratwnborst vic* pre*
Gates families were Munday gu-sts at Mrs Ed Richards seev and trees. A
the 0. H. Newman home at Mill City.
short program was given «nd a ball
L E Morton sure improved the game placed between the bovs and
looks of the D V F D hose cart married men. Tbe boy« won.
Bo«c Shooks, Cabinet Work,
Mill Work and Building
Material of A)1 Kinds.
Dayton.
Oregon
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Mrs. L J. Shippy and daughter wife.
11. A. Howard and wife id Portland
Opal of Parma, Idaho are viaiting
relatives here and at vtcMinnville and H. K Skinner and wife of Sheridan
Oregon
Day ton,
BANK OF DAYTON
Electric Supply & Contracting Company
“It Serves You Right”
Cor. 1st and College St.
Newberg, Oregon
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Phone, Blue 34
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Reasonable Prices and Good Service
Early Indoor Circua
The first Indoor circus of modern
times was built at Paris In 1843. It
was built entirely of wood, the arena
was 108 meters long and 104 wide, and
It had a seating capacity of 15,000
persons. Thia was destroyed by fire
in 1870.
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Home, Sweet Home
Home, sweet home (eight o'clock tn
the evening) The baby'« crvln' for
n drink of water. Dad's yellin’ for
his slippers. The two boys can't find
their pajamas. The dishes are waitin'
in the sink Somebody's ringing the
front doorbell. Anil mom has but two
hands.
Up to the Individual
To Brighten Dark Room
Any man can overcome his aor-
rows, hl« defeats, his defects In ed«
cation—even his weakness of dtspo
sltlon and temperament—If he Is will
ing to work hard enough at some
worthwhile task.—Clayton 8. Cooper.
For the gloomy or small dark room;
It Is best to use fabrics which have
a highly lustrous finish. Richly-col
ored damask fits nicely Into such «
room. Artificial silk la suitable for
draperies when a Chinese rug Is used.
Taffeta Is another suggestion.