THURSDAY, JANUARY IS, 1927
THE DAYTON TRIHUNK
PAGE SIX
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St. Joseph
George Mayhew of Y’amhill. was
a Saturday visitor at the A. M. Rug­
gles home.
Mrs. Fränk Pierce of Portland, was
looking after her property interests
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Odell, south of
McMinnville, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Cushman Sunday.
Mrs. W. D. Warmington and daugh­
ter Olive Mary visited over the week
end with her sister Mrs. E. Shelburn
west of McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry -White of Till-
a mook were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
S. E. Trent Thursday. Mr. White is
on the police force in Tillamook.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McMullen, who
have been living here for the past
year, moved to Portland Sunday
H. S. Burdette’* barn containing
nineteen head of cattle, four horses,
about 50 tons of hay, five ton of mill
feed, forty chickens, two seta of har­
ness nearly new, was completely des
troyed by fire. Dr. Barendick pass
ing on the highway saw the fire and
awakened the family, but it was too
late to save anything. Only a small
amount of insurance was carried on
the barn.
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eery well, although still teaching is people.
having quite a fight to k*ep up.
Mr. Geo. Shelburne had the mis­
County Commissioner Sawyer has fortune of cutting hi* left wri»t very
had a large grader at work on some severely while sawing wood with the
of the roads in this district and as "bus* saw” at Mr. Roy Stoutenberg'*
a result the roads have been greatly Monday forenoon. In some manner
while picking up wood, ho being un­
improved.
aware of being so near the saw, the
back of his hand at the wrist came
Mr*. Dale Fowler returned home
last Wednesday after taking treat­
ment in the Portland Medical hos­
pital. She is feeling much improved.
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Last Thursday afternoon a party
was given at the home of Mrs. Roy
Stoutenberg in honor of Mrs. Penrose,
who was celebrating her 65th birth­
Most of the children who have been day. The Ladies’ Aid presented her
having bad colds lately at last re­ with a stand cover.
ports are better.
The ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
Mrs. August Auer has been con­ gave Mrs. Adam Hewitt a fine birth­
fined to her bed for a few days late­ day idnner and cake in the aid room
ly with a very severe cold.
last Tuesday afternoon. The cake
was adorned with 73 candles indicating
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stoutenberg went , Mrs. Hewitts age. She also received
to Portland to visit her sister, Mrs. from these ladies a very nice lunch
Esther Propst, for a few days.
cloth.
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THE NEW
CHELSEA
A miscellaneous shower was given
Saturday, Jan. 8, at the home of Har­
old Thompkins in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Thompkins and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Finnicum, as both couples were
recently married. A large crowd at­
tended and a jolly good time was had
by everyone.
Light refreshments
were served und many beautiful and
useful gifts were received, which were
appreciated very much by the young
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Roe La Rogue in “Reti Dice”
Comedy—“Never Too Old”
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
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COUNTY OF YAMHILL
In the matter of the estate of W. F.
Parker, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un- j
joint i SU
• dersigned have been appointed
a|
I administratrices of the estate of W.
• F. Parker, deceased, by an order of
" the County Court of the State of Ore-
• gon for Yamhill County and have
•i qualified as such.
11 Now therefore, all persons inter­
ested are hereby notified and required
to present their claims against the
I said estate to the undersigned, at
Dayton, Oregon, duly verified as by
I law required, within six (6) months
from the date of the first publication
of this notice.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
■ have hereunto set our bands this
1 21st day of December, 1926.
Hazel Parker and Louise Par-
ker, Administratrices of the
estate of W. F. Parker, de­
ceased.
W. O. Sims, Attorney, 600 Henry
Bpilding, Portland, Oregon.
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without a competency, and that 19 out of 20 fail to provide for their
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families.
This, in a measure, accoutns for the eight million women now
at work in this country. One in ten is a big chance. One in twenty
A little reserve fund at the bank sometimes changes
Strat now.
You will never regret it.
We will help you.
Bank of Dayton
Oregoii
Dayton
Expert Auto Repairing
OUR PHONE IS NUMBER RED
ATTACHED — NEW
37 AND A CALL WILL BRING
SPRINGS ATTACHED — BUM-
PERS
ATTACHED—FENDERS
REPAIRED
NEW
SHIELDS—EVERY
WIND-
KIND
OF
OUR REPAIR CAR
TO
ANY
PLACE AT ANY TIME.
TOW-
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IS
A
SPECIALTY AND YOU CAN DE­
PEND
UPON
REPAIRING—EXPERTLY REA­
EMERGENCY.
SONABLY AND QUICKLY DONE
GUARANTEED.
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ANY
Most Successful Sale
Ever Held in McMinnville
Everything Cut
From
IO to 50
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per cent
MEN’S DEPT
Hart Schaffner and Marx and other well known
makes are included in this sale.
$24.85
$35.00 suits now
$29.85
$40.00 suits now
$31.85
$45.00 suits now
$39.85
$49.50 suits now
One lot of O’coat*. Vaules to $40.00 IQ QC
Sale Price ................................................ 1J.OO
DRY GOODS
Hope Muslin*, per ayrd
14c
Ladies Hose, all colors, $1.50 values, now
One lot of pumps and oxfords, all heels and sizes
values to $5.50.
Sale Price..—............................................
One lot of Patens, Satins and Kid Pumps and
Oxfords.
Values to $7.00
Sale Price.................................................
$2.98
$3.98
Men, we have cut these shoes in half.
and see. Shoes for dress and work.
Come
$3.48 and $3.98
FULLY
All kind of Children’s shoes in Slippers, Ox­
fords and High Shoes. There is three prices
,93c—$1.48—$1.98. All sizes up to two.
89c
Cotton Blankets 66x80, regular Price $3.25,
now ...................................... ................................. $2.49
Daisy cloth, 27” wide, regular price .25c
now ................ .7..........
19c
3tb stitched cotton batts, regular price $1.50
$1.00
now
READY TO WEAR COATS
One lot of coast fur trimmed, all sizes, re-
$12.95
gular price $27.50, now ....................
One lot later style, values to $39.85
$19.95
Sale Price .............................................
One lot $39.85 to $55.00, your choice HALF LESS
DRESSES
$5.00
One lot of dresses at
$10.00
One lot of dresses at.
$13.95
One lot of dresse* at.
Bargain Basement
Men’s Overalls, 220 Denins,
well made
OVERCOATS
PEQUOT SHEETS
11.59
lize 81x99............................................
SHOES
Overalls
DAYTON, OREGON
MARSH ACK'S
MARSH ACK'S
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COME IN AND EXAMINE IT
JOHN GILBERT in
Bradely*—The Magnificicnt
300 Horses
5,000 Peoule
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Medieval Castles
Comedy—“What’s The World Com
ing To.” Also News Features.
Statistics show that nine business men out of ten reach old age
possible failure into success.
The citizens of the community will be par­
ticularly interested as a great deal of this
merchandise will suit their every day needs.
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Taking Big Chances
is worse yet.
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Jan 17,-18
Monday, Tuesday
Broken Hearts of Hollywood'
Comedy—"Mixed Brides”
ETHYL GASOLINE
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PHONE RED 27
We Now Have
Jim Penland, Prop.
Dayton, Oregon
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Throughout this store, in all departments,
invoice has disclosed merchandise which
wo are marking down for immediate sale
rather than carry over. Business has been *
such that we have not enough of this to of-
er in any big sale but at that there is considerable of it
£
and because there is no more than there is we are mark­
ing it according.
Friday and Saturday
'Hell Bent For Heaven'
Patsy Ruth Miller
Also Comedy and News
Here This One At The
Dayton flotor
&
Lark Theater
2 Show*
Tillamook—Judge Mason’* herd o'
Portland Meirer A Frank will
Guernsey*
aell to California buyc
apend $750,00 in 1927 building pro­
for $237.50 a head.
gram.
The “Mark down
Season Is Here
UNIONVALE
Mr. D. Lynn Gubser is not feeling
Salem Issued $2,904,104 buildim
in contact with the revolving u*.
It was all clone *o quickly that Mr. permit* during 1920.
Shidbourne hardly realise* how it all
happened. Ilia friend* are all very
Harrisburg cut* tax levy eigh
aorry to hear of the nvwa and wiah per cent from la«t year'* figure.
for a apeedy recovery.
98c
25c
Palmolive soap, 6 bars for
19c
5 strand broom, special at
One lot of Women’s shoes, Sale price 98c
Outing flannel, white 27”, per yd ..10c
All remants at HALF PRICE
26 Men’s Suits, sizes from 35
to 38, Good materials, and
ONLY
$10.00