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FOOTBALL FANS
and from n small-aised war. Com
LOVE DOUGHNUTS ing ami going the crowds are hungry
and must be fed.
This presents
Entered at the Poat Office at Day
San Francisco, Nov. 30. Pork and an unusual demand upon the commis
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beans enough to feed a war time regi- sary that we have to work a force
will give 1 free ticket with each 25 1 ton, Oregon,
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** ment, 10,099 sandwiches, 900 dozen all night proceeding a big gum« pre
cents in trade until December 24, j
doughnuts, thousands of snails nnd paring to meet the rush."
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’• butter horns and more than 1,900
ticket will recene the following prises j F. J. ROBEKTSON
EDITOR ! (From The Woodburn Independent) publicity in other ways and it of- ' fruit plea were eaten on Southern
Jackson County's assessed valua
Marie of Roumania came here an times pays. Churches could undoubt | Pacific ferry boats by football fans tion is $31,009,090.
! Subscription $1.50 a year in advance a queen, but did not expect America edly profit by advertising if they de- । travelling to and from the Stanford-
to fall down and worship, The est- liver the goods. To mere say thul ' California game, according to Allen
1st Prite,
Hermiston George Strohm har
rangements and jealousies engend- religion is good is not sufficient. It Pollock, manager of th« dinning car
vests potatoes worth $1961.84 from
Mixing Brains W ith Gasoline
1 $2.50 Winchester Flashlight, or
ered, while embarrassing to a queen, must be demonstrated to bo good to service.
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were nevertheless complimentary to the customers who respond. When
I Flower Vase.
Furnished by
To care for funs coming to the
Judging from the survey recently her in a sense. If she hud come in
the
churches
attract
people
they
will
game from distant |ndnts 33 extra
U’Ren Hardware Store.
taken by the National Automobile cognito she would not have seemed
be satisfying the people; but if they dinning cars were required on the
Chamber
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bile is very much like advertising would have seen more of the country, end.
1 Bottle of Fitche’s Perfume
tog ther with 390 extra cooks and
space—its value depends largely on gained more of an insight into true
waiters.
the grey matter employed on using American life. As a queen, too much
Seek Better Prune Marketing
I it. The value is there—the greatest time was consumed in banquets, par
“Moving crowds to modern foot
(From The Oregon Farmer)
The more work you have done fhe -.alue—providing the possibilities of
ball games,” Pollock said, “presents
ades and the kissing of hand. All
Oregon prune growers are con a railroad with most of the problems
the product is sensed.
more tickets you «ill get.
of our nobility loved her, some as sidering a joint federation with prune
attendant upon moving an army to
Peculiarly in the use of the motor a woman of ordinary common sense,
j car the real brains are found in the others becoming rather too soft be growers of Washington for the mar
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country and not in the cities. We cause she was beautiful and a queen.
problem of marketing prunes profit
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studing the prune marketing pro ■
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I use their cars to take their grain to or quantity, and this in spite of the
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Box 177 1 the mill, ethers to bring cows from
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fact that some of our advertising is gon Wool Growers association, thinks
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ing chiefly to the poor condition of
’ use cars to pull up stumps.
Advertising is suggestion. Adver the ranges in this state. Hay, how
Perhaps the most ingenious use tising is calling people’s attention to ever, seems to be plentiful, though
« of the auto comes from the west, what they haven't got, but should the price is going up in southern
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• where one farmer says: “The storage have. But advertising alone will not Idaho, where many sheep are fad
Phone 36x13
Carlton. Ore.
J battery of my car lights my garage sell the goods. That is up to the during the winter.
Representing Kienle 4 Sona,
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McMinnville, Ore.
The range is reported far better
. | drill. I also use the car to run a Roods—it must meet the promises in Umatilla, Wallowa and
Union
, grindstone and a small mill to grind of the advertisement.
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Southern Oregon ranges art-
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churches is the question of adver dry and the grazing poor, and the
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Under these circumstances an auto- | tising. Competition with one an- sheepmen will probably experience
“ mobile is about one of the best of the other, and with various other Sab- 1 an expensive winter in that part of
£ ■ farmer’s investments.
• Agency for Newberg Laundry f I Ten thousand car owners in ten ■ bath attractions, needs consideration, the state from the feeding stand-
Many ministers who hesitate to see ( point.
F widely scattered states were used for
Machine Work, Plow Share and Disc Grinding, Acetylene Welding,
’ the purpose of this investigation.
• The replies show that 46 per cent, of
Wagon and General Wood Work. Horseshoeing A Specially.
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OREGON . the cars in operation are used daily
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for business, and 86 per cent, art-
used occasionally for business. Only
è“®*» 30 cars are reported to be used solely
DAYTON
•OREGON
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NEWSY REPORTS AS SEEN BY
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POTATOES ON POTATO VINES
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SNOW GOOSE IS
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HUNTING TROPHY
R. Baird has brought to the. Record
Expert Watchmaker & Jeweler < > bought a ear he was regarded as a
,,, spendthrift. Today the purchase of office a curosity, this being a hill of
Earle Richardson returned home I
< C s car ¡3 often indicative of thrift and potatoes growing on the side of the Sunday night from a goose hunting
DAYTON,
OREGON <> <sv;ng. It is an investment in both vines. One or two have said they trip to Tule I.ake, Northern Cali
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The south, it appears, leads in the but the freak was a new one for us. in company with S. E. Cummins of
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use of cars for church going, 81 per —Yamhill Record.
McMinnville, H. L. Cummins of Carl- X
Price ever known in the
emt of the machines being uved for
t m and Kenneth Barnum of Sheridan. ’
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county
WHY REMOVE A WALK?
t’’t purpose. Texas beads the list
The hunting was only fair due to the X
with 81 per cent. Alabama follows
fact that storms had not yet brought 3
About half of the city cf Willamina ( the northern birijs.
with 74 per cent., and California hits
A trophy of the trip, a large white *
the bottom with only 29 per cent., ttsndcd court at McMinnville Mon-
♦ ta iing even below the supposedly un-
u" v hen the case of Kershaw and ! goose or snow goose was displayed 1 «
:.e!y New York.
IvMillen against the city of Willa- at the Sallas Meat Market Monday, 18
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• Fire, Theft, Embezzlement and
Local automobile dealers might well nma was heard.
The plaintiffs sued the city for sight at Tule lake they are less of 2
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automobile salesman has mater walk which was built along their nest in the northland, probably in X
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-ges ’.mounting to $186, the actual 1 floes before abandoning the trip.— 54
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Marriage license and divorce nro- ■ c. t c f the walk.—Willamina Times. 1 Dallas Observer.
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'*h? youId be constantly enjoying viages, and as wc read of men and
General History, Bookkeeping.
i their honeymoons with new wives or women who have been married as
8. S. Duncan, County School
♦ new husbands. As it is today, there much as a half-dozen times or more.
Superintendent.
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Don’t Buy a
RADIO
DAYTON LUMBER
YARD
For Good
TAILORED SUITS
Ed. Humer
Z. SPANGLE BARBER
SHOP
Newberg
Ore
HORSESHOEING AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
BATHS
ABOUT THE COUNTY
Fred Anderson
V. H. BALLARD
Protect
Your Motor with a Weath
INSURANCE
er King Shutter.
J. L. Sherman & Son
LADD’S FUNERAL
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DAYTON,
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PHONE RED 78
When we read those frequent ap
pearing paragraphs about man’s
I cdy being worth only 98 cents we
have a good laugh thinking what a
good bargain the wife picked out.
BEST
If the farmer could sidetrack his
bills as easily as congress he might
breathe a bit more easily.
SHINGLES @ 3.15
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OLD GROWTH
FINE GRAIN
Slab and Block Wood
Leave orders at Wakefield's or order direct from the Mill
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the County School Superintendent
of Yamhill County, Oregon, will hold
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING H
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« for State Certificates at McMinnville,
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a Oregon, in the County Court House
Announcements and Locals i- 541 as follows:
DAYTON ROOMING HOUSE
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Z a are charged at the rate of 10c a ' g M ■ Commencing Wednesday, Decem-
. n line for each insertion.
Z ber 15, 1926 at 9:00 o’clock a.m. and
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Figures count as words.
ber 18, 1926, at 4:00 o’clock p.m.
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U. S. History, Writing (Penman
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over the telephone if hte ad g
Wednesday Afternoon
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Physiology, Reading, Manual Train
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w ; ing, Composition, Domestic Science,
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Advertisements will be ac a Methods of Reading, Course of study
If you have poultry to sell of ♦
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cepted until 10 a.m. Wednes 1 for Drawing, Methods in arithmetic.
buy. see S.
8. C. PURKEY.
PURKEY '
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day for insertion in that week’s
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Thursday Forenoon
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Arithmetic, History of Education,
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Mechanical Drawing, Domestic Art,
DAYTON,
OREGON
FOR SALE—Good quality potatoes. Course of study for Domestic Art.
“Rurbanks.” L. D. Krake, phone
Thursday Afternoon
14x18, Dayton, Ore.
12-3tp
Grammar, Geography, Stenography
CITY OFFICIALS
American Literature, Physics, Type
Mayor...... ....................... R. L. Harris FOR SALE—500 Steel handpower writing, Methods in Language, Thesis
Recorder.. ..... à..... W. T. H. Tucker
Stumppuller. $30. each. Horse for Primary Certificate.
Treasurer ................. J....E. Mellinger
power $75.
Automatic
gates.
Friday Forenoon
City Marshall, Street and Water
Hand well-bores.
Waterwheels.
Theory and Practice, Orthography,
Commissioner.
T. A. Boulden
111 3rd Renton, Wash.
7-tf ^spelling), Physical Geography, Eng
Councilmen—Jos. Morin, E. Dema-
lish Literature, Chemistry.
ray, Paul Londershausen, Thos. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Sturdy
Friday Afternoon
Teague, Iner Mortensen and W.
well built trailor with hitch. Rea
School Law, Geology, Algebra, Civil
L. Sheard.
dy to run. Will sell or trade for I Government.
Regular meetings first Monday in
wood. Inquire. F. J. Robertson,
Saturday Forenoon
each month.
Tribune Office.
I Geometry, Botany.
O DAYTON,
LUMBER AT RIGHT PRICES
CONI RETE DRAIN TILE
M. R. COOPER
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DAYTON,
OREGON
Carlton Fuel Company
CARLTON, OREGON
PHONE 612
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SOME REAL BUYS
34 acres, 4 miles from town, 1'/r miles from church and school
1 >/, miles from
paved highway. Good Sandy Loam with Clay Subsoil. 16 acres in cultivation, 4 acres
in timber, 12 acres pasture, no waste land, Volling, no stone, natural drainage, Colt
Lighting System, phone, R. F. I), and milk route, running water the year round,' good
well, all fenced. House 28x32 with full concrete basement, chicken house 20x60, brood
er housel2x24, barn 40x44, will hold six rows, 3 horses, hay and grain, hog house 8x16,
good family orchard. I’rice $6,500.00. $3,000.00 cash or will accept some trade.
13 acres 1 mile from town, 1 mile from paved highway, 1 mile from church nnd
school. Black loam with clay subsoil, 11 •/, acres in cultivation, 12 acres cleared, no
waste land,
acre pasture, rolling, phone, R. F. I), and milk route, good house, barn
32x30, henery 28x18. 1 acre in strawberries, 1 horse, 1 cow, and farm implements
$6,200.00. $2,000.00 Cash, balance 5 years.
J. E. PROFFITT
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