THE DAYTON TRIBUNE
THURSDAY, MAY 1». 1927
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mmhon sjient
the first of the week at the M. W. A.
convention in Portland, to which Mrs.
Mvrshon was a delegate.
Sunday being a fine day, ««verni of
the young men and women hiked to Fell, in some unexplained manned,
the Willamette river, «(tending u de­ fell and broke her leg Just below the
hip, resulting in a compound fracture.
lightful afternoon there.
She was taken to the McMinnville
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. DeWett and hospital, where she is mending as
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard rapidly as can be expected.
Stephens and family, motored to
(Tiampoeg Sunday afternoon, for u
Our public schools will adjourn Fri­
picnic occasion.
day for the school year. These In­
clude Hopewell, Wheatland, Lone Star,
While playing at achool little Vera and Fairview. Fairview is planning a
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only a few Jumna behind him.
great time the last day, such as
games, lots of eats, and a general
good time for everyone. The teach­
ers there invite all the patrons to
attend and help in the fun. All the
teachers have had a very successful
year and all are. cordially invited back
next year.
Aunt Susan Willet, that dear old
lady, took the preacher a meM of
dried pumpkin today.
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Dayton Box and
Lumber Company
Miss Maria De Bates fainted dead
away Thursday. It wasthe first time
Building Material of all Kinda
she had looked in the mirror for
News came of hte death of Elmer thirty years.
LIME, CEMENT. DOORS
Campbell at the Salem General hos­
Mug Harx’a sister-in-law and her
pital, Sunday, of heart failure. He
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wife, brothers and sisters, and a host Mug is bearing up under the weight
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r of friends to mourn his untimely of the pleasure manfully, tho con­
death. He was one of the outstanding stable Rance Stone says he is afraid
citisens of this community and in his Mug is taking to drink as he saw
departure Hopewell loses one of its him imbibe three bottles of root beer
best leaders. He was always fore­ hand running yesterday.
most in anything to better the com­
munity. Funeral was at Hopewell
Number 1313 on the Bungtown and
U. B. church Tuesday, conducted by Rye Straw South Western was six
Rev. Neff, of Florence, Oregon.
hours late today. As there was no
room in the baggage car for a salt
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billed from Rye Straw to Persimmon
NOON JOY-RIDE Grove, the critter had to be driven(
along in front of the engine.
Cranking up the old bua« Sunday
While Deacon Runt Bingley was ! < ►
afternoon and loading in the wife and
kid« we started out to see what the singing a solo in church Sunday teh J *
country was looking like and was sur­ ntove pipe fell, two joints hitting the < >
prised to see the advancement that deacon square on the head. Willie ‘
some of the crops had made. A vry Higgins, that bad boy, says the dea- < •
splendid field of barley was noticed con can blame no one else for the <'
at the E. M. Aiderman farm, which disaster.
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The graduation gift has a
showed signs of ripening and it will
sentimental value out of all
The fast nine from Runts Run came
be a very «hort time until the binder’s
proportion to its cost. A hund­
hum will be heard there. Across the over to play the Bungtown boys last
red dollar watch received later
road from the barley is a beautiful uturaay and a very interesting game
in life would never mean so
field of clover. These two fields are was the result. The game was 64 to
much as a ten dollar present at
hard to beat and well worth anyone’s 59 in favor of Runts Run. Come
commencement.
again, we’ll do better next time.
time to drive out and see them.
In helping you choose a gift
Our next stop was at the Jake
Some citv ladies were here Sunday < > we considre the pleasure it is
Tompkins home on Grand Island.
The Island is a pretty sight at this gathering Skunk Cabbage to make : ' ’ to give as much as we do the
time of year when all the fruit trees , up into sauer kraut for next winter.' < ► profit we may make.
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are in bloom, although we were told ,
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tickled pink that we stopped here and
found out where that mellon patch is.
Meets every second and fourth
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when it comes to eating mellons.
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something from a bottle, making a
very wry face while doing so. It
drinking soda water and making the
sour face to fool the Sheriff.
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MILLINERY
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The Hat Shop
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Only 10 day» more of
our 13th annual May
While we hate sold
Sale.
hundreds of hats at this sale
we have many good values
for the remaining 10 days sale.
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of this week, special for ladies
beautifully trimmed hats, all
Pattren hats
colors, $4.50
special $15.00 hats $9.95
your choice
Hundreds of
others to select from
Beach
hats $3.95, good selection
Is Your Complexion Bad?
Mrs, H. Bundy
TRY KO-VERRA
There’» Nothing Better Made
Rembha Cold Creams
and Affinity Powders
McMinnville, Ore
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Answer These Questions!
Why do you hesitate in the purchase of a home? Why do you go, year in and year
out, putting off the move which will mark the turning point in your home life, a turn
for the better—the accumulation of property which will make your later life one of
ease and without worry?
If home ownership were not a good thing—why has home
ownership shown the most rapid growth of any other development in our national
life?
If it involved any great or unusual risk—why do not more families fail in the
Dayton Pharmacy
Horseshoeing and
General Blacksmithing
Ding Dudley has a severe case of
insomnia but his wife things he can
sleep it off, as he follows this method
in every other ailment.
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Machine Work, Plow Share and Disc Grinding, Acety­
lene Welding, Wagon and General Wood Work.
Horseshoeing a Specialty. Heavy, well built trailers
and wheeldrrrows. Every one fully guaranteed.
Hiram Dunn, while on the way to
well
Rye Straw, Monday, found
filled pocket-book. He says it will
not profit him much as it was only
filled with air.
Dad Hever went outside the house
Sunday morning, looked at the sun
once, and then went back in hunting
his old position behind the kitchen
stove. Dad says summer is more
than usually late this year.
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DAYTON,
effort.
You can ow nyour own home for the
same money you arc now paying out
values right here in Dayton and assist
you in financing the purchase.
Your pride of ownership will
We hnve farm and city property on
grow as you sec your investment grow­
our list which should move in the next
ing month after month. Resolve now to
few days—so great bargains are they.
investigate. Come here and sec us. Let
Delay may mean your loss so let the
us xplnin the methods; show you real
good resolve find favor in quick action.
in rent.
Hank Simmons’ pack of hound dogs
from over Dead Horse way were in
town again Wednesday.
While in
town they routed the hogs from their
favorite wallowing place in the mud
holes along main street and licked
every hog in sight, besides eating all
the gnrbnge that has been collecting
these many days since their last visit.
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After The Show Meet Your Friends At
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McMinnville, Oregon
J. Harry Snodgrass
Whang Dudley was thru here to­
day but he didn't stop to visit. It
was found later that the sheriff was
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We are open evening, Saturday and
Sundays to make it convenient for
those whose work will not permit
calls of inspection during the week.
Satisfaction
Service
Fair Prices
J. E. PROFFITT
Dayton,
Oregon
DR. A. R. MILLER
Exclusively Optical
McMinnville, Oregon
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