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Oregon will produce 70,000,000
Sutherlin growers will ship S00 FORMER DAYTON TKAl'HER
pounds of dried prunes this year.
Portland
Wheal exports for I
N. - »100.
ilCC.OJO
cars of fruit this year.
New
noo —
Mnv-
Hood River
Hiver
KILLE!» ix FAI.I 13 days of August reach 1,34 1,732 nurd
& Child fruit packing plant op
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bushelu
Benton County will raise record
elia,
Klamath Falls
Blds opened for
George Kethers, assistant prln
crop of certified potatoes for seed.
paving to coat more than 3360.000. cipal of Hillsboro high school, who
was fatally Injured from a full from r
Corvallis
lx>cal cannery pay­
Toledo
Construction begins on a bridge in Portland he was paint­
roll runs about (600 a day.
new 60-room hotel.
ing during his summer vacatlou, was
at one time well known in this city
In his younger days he taught the
Dayton school and will Im remem
Iwred by some of hlu pupils still liv­
ing in these parts.
BILL BOOSTER SAYS
DAYTON
Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithing
Machine Work, Plow Share and Disc Grinding, Ace­
tylene Welding, B agon and General Wood WorA,
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Fred Anderson
DAYTON
OREGON
You've Gut To Keep 'Em Going
One step wont take you very fur.
You've got to keep on waking-
One word wont tell folks what
you ure.
You've got to keep on talking;
One Inch wont make you very tall.
You’ve got to keep on growing
One little “ad" wont do It all.
lou ve got to keep 'em going.
Exchange.
Jim Penland, Manager
Get my new low
PRICES
Dallas — Many new prune dryers
being built throughout Willamette
\ alley.
OLD GROWTH
FINE GRAIN
Slab and Block Wood
Leave order at Wakefields or order direct from mill
FOR SALE— Fox terrier puppies.
O. H. Williams, phone 9x3. Day­
ton. Ore.
LOCAL NEWS
ON ALL
N. P. NELSON
TIRES and TUBES
AUCTIONEER
Live Stock nn<l
General Farm Malea
Carlton Fuel Company
Carlton, Oregon
co
MOTOR
Rea. Phone 19A25
CALL EVENINGS
Phone 612
NEWBERG
OREGON
Gas, Oils and Accessories
Phone 45x3
Dayton, Oregon
Keith Coburn and John Teague
spent Sunday at Pacific City.
Mrs. and Mrs. Emmett Filer and
children were Neskowin visitors over
Sunday.
Bernard Potts and family spent
three days recently at Pacific City,
returning Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hessler, Jr.,
of Portland spent Sunday with their
parents living near Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Clark and Miss
Ferguson were the company at the
Bingham home last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newton left
Saturday for Manhatten beach where
they have several cottages for rent.
Mrs. J. L. Anderson was in Port-
land^last week and was accompanied
home by her little grand-daughter,
Geraldine Clay.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Merrill finish­
ed packing and loading their house­
hold goods on a truck Sunday and
moved to Mill City.
Miss Zona England, a former re­
sident of this place but now of Port­
land, was calling at the D. A. Sny­
der home last week-end.
Arthur Robinson believes that the
weather is warmer nearer the sun.
bo the last warm days has been busy
re-shingling his dwelling house.
Our patrons will find
us cheerfully serving
them with the highest
quality, nationally
known brands
We
find that this policy
pays us, not so much
on profit on each sale
but in continued and
increasing grocery patronage. Our store is fully stocked in
standard and fancy staples and special and fancy delicacies, To
give us your patronage once means you’ll always deal here.
Mrs. Bingham and daughter Flor­
ence visited Mrs. Mary A. Dey at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Edna
Warner, Wednesday afternoon.
Choice Cut» at Lowest Prices always on Hand
Higest Possible Price Paid For Beef Cattle and Hog
Get Your Milk and Ice Here.
Phone Red 31
Dayton, Oregon
MILL WORK
Box Shooks, Cabinet Work, Mill Work and Building
Material of all kinds.
.
.
Phone Red 73
M. R. Cooper
DAYTON
OH MION
Confectionery
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Goodrich and
children were looking through the
crowd at Pacific City, Sunday, trying
to find some one from Dayton, and
they did.
SHIPPY & FILER
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackman,
after spending a week or more at the
home of her sister Mrs. J. H. New­
man, at Nehalem, arrived home Sun­
day evening.
Theodore Rossner has been prac-|
tislng hauling 16 inch wood during
the past week and has now gained
a man's size and is hauling four foot
wood to town.
Dayton, Oregon
Phone Red 27
Pull line of Candies, Cigars, Tobacco, Fountain
Drinks, Ice Cream and Bakery Goods
Jas. Wakefield, Prop
Dayton,
Mrs. John Heidinger and little
daughter were stage passengers to
McMinnville Monday morning to visit
Mr. Heidinger who is still confined
to his bed in a hospital in that city.
Oregon
“KEEPING STOCKS CLEAN AT BRILL’S!”
F. E. Berry, accompanied by Miss
Rosetta Smith, autoed to Tillamook
*arly Sunday morning to visit rela­
tives and acquaintances for a
couple of days, returning Monday
evening.
FINAL END OF THE SEASON CLEAN-UP
Dr. Barnard is spending several
days in Portland this week in attend­
ance at a meeting of the Medical As­
sociation of Oregon, going down In
the morning and returning home in
the evening.
ODD LOTS AND REMNANTS
George Westerfield and his mother
Mrs. Ana Westerfield of Bremerton.
Washington, accompanied by Miss
Nettie Crandall of Portland, visited
relatives and friends here several
days the forepart of this week.
A final clearaway of all odd lots, broken lines, etc., of good merchandise
regardless of present worth or original cost—literally hundreds of bar
gains—often only a few of a kind. All priced at important savings to you.
Mr. Viler Hadley, who has been
working with a painting gang of the
Union Oil Company at Centralia,
Washington, has been home a few
days this last week and expects a
message to report for work at any
time at some other place.
COME FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOR ECONOMY
A woman went into a newspaper
office and wished to advertise for her
husband who had disappeared. When
told that they charged two dollars an
inch she went out saying it would
break her at that rate as her hus­
band was over six feet tall.
Have you any news, tell the editor
and he will serve it, la mode. In cane
you do not happen to meet him, use
the telephone or mall. You will be
helping to make your own town
paper of greater interest and thereby
serve the general community. What­
ever news may Interest you, must
surely interest others.
Dayton Meat Co
IN OUR GROCERY ! I
R. H. Wood commenced picking
hops in his big yard on the river bot­
tom Monday morning.
HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS ON SALE. LOOK FOR THE GREEN CARDS
See McMinnville papers or hand bills for these great reductions.
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Successors to
OSBORN'S
J. C. BRILL STORES
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McMinnville,
Oregon