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THE DAYTON TRIBUNE Webfoot QUALITY SERVICE (Continued from page three) trip east. Mrs. D. Bingham and family had . as their guest for luncheon Thanks giving evening Mrs. Mattie Fender ’ and two sons Keith and Kenneth, of , McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Finnicum spent Thanksgiving in McMinnville with Mr. and Mrs. Prater and family. Mrs. Ih-ater is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Finnicum. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baxter and fam- ily spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Bax ter’s father, John Baxter and family. A daughter from Tillamook, Mrs. Ringle, was also home. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Vernon and two daughters, Esther and Berle, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Grabenhorst and family of Heas- sntdale on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dorsey had as their guest for Thanksgiving Dr. and Mrs. Goodrich and family. Mrs. May Reid, Miss Lena Elxwiler and Mr. Lyman Sands, of Albany. Charlie Masterson was down from doverdale Sunday on business. Mr. Masterson likes it line and it seems hat the change has done wonders or him, he feels so much better. Mr. and Mrs. Critter spent Thanka- jiving with Mrs, Critxer's mother, Mrs. May, who lives in Oregon City. Hr. and Mrs. Clair Carter and family, brmerly of Dayton, were also prea- ECONOMY HIBBERT’S GROCERY ALWAYS A COMPLETE LINE OF HIGHEST QUALITY GRO CERIES. SEASONABLE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Pickett” a fancy Idaho hard wheat flour, per sack ... 52.05 per barrel 58.00 Garden Spinach No 2H tin ___ 2 for ________ Van Camp's Pork A Beans Med. sise tin ____________ 10c A. 4 L. sifted sugar peas No. 2 tin...... ................ .18c 2 for .......... .............. .............35c A choice Alaska Pink Salmon. No. 1 tall tin. 2 for — —— Nameo Baby Clams No. 1 tall tin......................... -20c They are delicious PREFERRED STOCK Fancy Pack Vegetables Extra Quality Tender Metting Peas No. 2 tin__________ •25c Tender Metting Peas No. 1 tin___ __ ____ Standard Packs in Corn and Peas & _________________ 15c 3 for RAISINS Market Day Special 4tb package ______ ,38c Preferred Stock Currants per package ____________ 18e 2 for ----------------------- ,35e White King Washing Powder large siie .49c One Cake Toilet Soap FREE BULK COFFEE In grades from 38c to 55c Tiny Kernal Corn No. 2 tin_____ Green Stringless Beans No. 2 tin .............. ,20c CONDENSED MILK Borden’s Carnation and Alpine Tall tins . ..... 10c Small tins .... 05c There will be a pie social at the ifebfoot school house Friday even- ig Dec 10. The money raised will e used for the Christmas candy. .adies bring your pies and men please ome and buy them. A short pro- ram will also be given. The annual Thanksgiving dinner rhich was held at the Webfoot church 'hursday was well attended, twenty- ve person being present and ate of bounteous dinner. Rev. Leroy i’alker gave a short sermon in the CONFECTIONERY FULL LINE OF CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOUNTAIN Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dorsey, accom- mied by Mrs. Sam Hutchens visit- Sunday with Mrs. Dorsey’s rther, Hamm Hutchens, of New- rg. Mr. Hutchens has had a par- il stroke and has been quite poorly r over a year, but has been taking ignetic treatment in Portland which ems to be helping him. DRINKS, ICE CREAM AND BAKERY GOODS Jas. Wakefield, Prop Dayton Oregon z N z K UNIONVALE NZNZNZNZMZNZNZNZKZKXMZMZHZKXKXKZNZNXMZKZNZNXNZNXMZNZM Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klienschmidt sited friends in Amity Thanksgiv- Dayton Meat Co Mr. and 5Irs. D. L. Gubser spent inday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Choice Cuts at Lowest Prices Always On Hand J z HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE PAID FOR BEEF CATTLE & HOGS GET YOUR MILK AND ICE HERE g N X 5 N DAYTON, OREGON M X M NZNZMZNZNZMZKZNZHZMZMZKZMZKZKXKZKZMZMZNZKZNZKZMZKZHZK PHONE RED 31 U’REN HARDWARE (THE WINCHESTER STORE) M X ■ X M X M Z M Z I Z N z MONTAG STOVES AND RANGES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS The Store With a Service ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦O S Electric Merchandise OF CHARACTER AND SERVICE IS THE KIND TO GIVE THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF SATISFACTION Ranges, Washers, Vaccum Cleaners, Refrigerators, Percolators, Toast ers, Waffle Irons, Lamps and all things Electrical are to be found in our store. Anyone of these articles make a serviceable gift for Xmas. Select what you want now and we will deliver it at your command. Electric Supplies & Contracting Co Yamhill Electric Company PHONE BLUE 34 Newberg, Oregon former resident, Mr. Paxton. He hav ing sold his home here a few years ago to Mr. Henry Deyoe. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller, of Sil- verton, spent the Thanksgiving holt- days with their daughter, Mrs. Orval Stoutenberg, who has been quite ill for some time. Their daughter re- turned home with them Sunday even- ! I I | I | | COLLECTIONS NO COLLECTION •NO CHARGE Knight Adjustment Co. WE GET REHULTH Offices at McMinnville, Hillsboro, and 502 Board of Trade Biulding, Portland, Oregon. The Best Insurance The savings account is a form of insurance that a young man cannot afford to be without—because he DOES NT HAVE TO DIE TO WIN. It is strictly a business proposition and the sooner a youg man starts he better it will be for him. It is a barometer of self-respect, and has boro than its actual money value, for It fives a man credit, confidence and stability. We invite such ac counts. Bank of Dayton Dayton Oregon Bargains— IN GUARANTEED RADIO SETS BATTERIES TUBES Accessories TYPEWRITERS Rebuilt typewritera all makes 510.00 to 50.00. Rebuilt like new. New Corona & Reining- ton Portables. ' > < > < > < ’ E. DEMARAY Easy Terms Home Famishing» OREGON TYPEWRITER CO. INC. Dayton Oregon I X dr. and Mrs. Ernest Shelburn en- M X ed Thanksgiving day at the home I z of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. I. M X * r. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson spent X Thanksgiving holidays with her M X nts, C. Roseman and wife of M X M liases Irene and Audrey Crawley, Z V k Sitton and Mr. and Mrs. Lest- er Holt spent Sunday at the Neil K utenberg home. E lichard Kidd is busy remodeling the house on the farm he recently chased from Mr. Parker, prepar ry to moving to it soon. Ir. and Mrs. Sam Dixon spent a y enjoyable Thanksgiving trip ig to the home of their daughter, i. Thomas Alexander, at Wren, larold Webster and wife spent inksgiving with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Webster have left for Eu- e, where he will be employed for e time. . T. Kidd and family, Will Mag- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ;m, and Harvey Westfall, had nksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs . Frank Westfall. Fred Withee family enjoyed iksgiving day with relatives at Mill City, where they attended a big nunity dinner sponsored by the mond Lumber Company. r. and Mrs. John Hibbs, Mr. and Mrs . Royal Hibbs and Miss Nellie itenberg, spent Thanksgiving day i Mrs. John Hibbs and Mrs. Stuot- :rg’s sister, Mrs. Ed. Howe and CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, FRESH FRUITS AND NUTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. QUALITY is community was shocked to of the very sudden death Mon evening of a highly respected MERCHANDISE ¡916 nbnxnxnxnznxnznznznznxnznxnznznznzmznxnznzmznznznzn : I Mr. E. M. Alderman and family 1 spent Thanksgiving day at the home | of their daughter, Mrs. John Shsl- burn. Little Miss Margaret, who : had been visiting at the home of her grandparents accompanied them and < remained at the home of her parents ' and has about recovered from a few J days sickness. < Mrs. Charlotte Kirkwood passed i away Thursday November 25, 1926, J at the home of her daughter in Cali- < fornia. The services were held at Adventist church at Hopewell, with ' Interment in the Hopewell cemetery. ' Mrs. Kirkwood has lived in this Io- < cality for a number of years, and ’ leaves a great number of friends and ■ relatives to mourn her loss. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Marley spent- < Thanksgiving with Mrs. L. C. Mar- J ley’s brother and family, Mr. Oscar ■ Williamson, in Chehalem Mt. neigh- I borhood, where he is extensively en- 1 gaged in raising berries and walnuts. I His son Isaac, who many of the ’ younger set will remember, attended I high school in Dayton, is at present * working for a laundry in Portland. ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Southard and I < daughter Gertude and son Roscoe, i1 of Gresham, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. I Harry Houghtling and daughter ' Mabelle, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bought- < ling, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Fowler ' and daughter Shirley, of Portland, i Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fowler, of Grand I; Island, spent Thanksgiving day at . the Clarence L. Fowler home, where J a jolly time was had. • < A quite serious accident happened < > Thanksgiving morning when a Buick ’ ’ car on the wrong side of the road • > crashed into the Ford roadster of I' ‘ Clayton Richards, while going too Portland to spend the day with his ♦" sister, Mrs. Finnicum. He was ac companied by his brother Ed. and “ wife and cousin, Little Fern Gubser. Clayton and Fern were cut by flying glass quite badly and passing motor- U ists brought them back to Newberg, I where medical aid was given, and ’ H quite a number of stitches being taken in Fern’s forehead. Mr. and Mrs. Richards escaped with bruises. A disappointment was felt that they were not able to make the comtem- plated trip, but thanks that it was no worse, as both cars were wrecked. There were two men in the other car but neither one was hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Bartruff and family ok Thanksgiving dinner with his .rents at Middlegrove. Miss Churchill, of Portland, was the । £ est of Misses Anna and Floy * J W right over the holidays. < ■ The Ralph Turner family spent Th lanksgiving day at the home of his < > < > iter, Mrs. Daniel Dixon. Misses Reva and Bernita Penrose __ mt Wednesday night with their isin, Mildred Stoutenberg. Mr. Chas. Clow is busy making provementa on the place he recent- iy purchased from Mrs. Kidd. juy Stoutenberg and family of tigview, Wash., spent Sunday with brother, R. E. Stoutenberg. Xis Hewitt and family spent Thanksgiving holiday with Ernest Wi Ison and family at Monmouth. dr. and Mrs. D. L. Gubser went to Tillamook Friday to attend the teral of his cousin, Wilbur Still- '. and Mrs. Owen Holliday and er Mrs. Holliday, spent Thanks- g day at Henry Deyoe’s home, have moved to their new home purchased of Mr. N. “It Serves You Righht” THURNDAL, DECEMBER 2, LOW PRICES, PROMPT SERVICEMEAN CREATOR ECONOMY. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PAGE FOUR
