WILL RAISE POULTRY ROYAL H. A. Korf o f Went Stayton was in Stayton on business yesterday. Mr. Korf is building a now cottage on hia BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made front Royal Grape Cream of Ta rta r MO ALUM , NO U M E PHOSPHATE Rocky Point Big Ben Brings Big Bargains Watch for Announcement He is now prepared to serve the public office, printed on heavy cloth, 10 cents J. T. Hunt and daughter were pers Saturday. satisfactorily along this line. each. tf Stayton shoppers Saturday. The marriage o f 0 . J. Berg We have a large stock o f the best Albert Frank and wife spent and Miss Anna Tate was a com- make o f work and driving gloves. Dr. Andersen o f Sublimity made a Lancefleld. call here yesterday. Sunday a t the E (.. Downing pjete surprise t o their many W e wish them happi- For Sale—Two registered, yearling roan Durham bulls, and several Jersey Adam Susbauer visited Jake ness and prosperity. heifers coming fresh soon. Schmitt Saturday evening. --------------------- J. T. Hunt, John Peterson and family o f Sublimity, Ore. Will Humphreys anti wife o f Salem 2-27x Prairie visited at t h e R. G. Ashby •IcAlpin visited at the Alfred Roy Michlebook who 1 s going t o home Sunday. Peterson home Saturday. school a t the O. A. C. was an over The Priem young folks went to Sa Elmer Brenner o f Mill City is lem Friday for a week-end visit with Sunday visitor at the Matthieu home. Martin Smith lost a valuable Orchard Grass, lb. 21c Ryo Grass, lb. 10c Timothy, per lb. for lawns, lb. Fred Lang spent Sunday with friends visiting at the Hendershott home this Miss Philipps of Independence through the middle west has re- neai Silverton. week. is employed at the W . H. Down- turned home, A. C. Thomas and wife o f Stayton ing home. Miss Mae Dodson o f Aum s- spent Sunday at the Joe Morley home. Mrs. Joe Zuber o f Fern Ridge w k b in Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Humphreys of town yesterday. ville was visiting friends here Grandma Downing is visiting Aumsville visited at the phreys home Monday. Will Hum A. D. Gardner has purchased a new Albert Frank a n d daughter Geor^ Blatchford and wife of Harry Patton who has been attend Ford automobile. were Aumsville shoppers Satur- Shelbum were visiting relatnes ing 0 . A. C. returmid to his home last week for a visit with home folks. ¿ ay in this vicinity recently. Genevieve Patton spent the week end visiting her sister Mrs. Will Jones. W hat’s PetzePs C a m p Big Ben Going to Do? Wait and See Petzel’s camp received a load o f oats last week. A dry goods peddler made P etiel’ s EM Smith and wife o f Mt Pleasant camp a call last week. were trading with Stayton merchants Mrs. T i m Sweet made a trip t o one day last week. Stayton this waek. E. C. Downing o f near Shaw made a Mrs. Doc Goodman visited the camp business trip to Stayton yesterday. last week. Mrs. Goodell made a call here with her daughter, Mrs. Barr. Frank Siegmund drove to camp last Thursday. John Tiioma made a business trip to Portland Saturday and Sunday. Miss Theresa Rauscher o f Sublimity Five o f the camp boys drove to town spent Sunday with Miss Lena Spaniol. last week. Frank Siegmund o f Fern Ridge made Mr. Barr is haring some wood cut, Mrs. Dick Brown and daughter took a business trip to Stayton yesterday. hospital, came down the first o f the dinner at the camp last Saturday. Erwin Hosford who has been going Mr. Spencer Ot Shaw was seen week for a visit with relatives and Two o f the boys from Spaulding’s to O. A. C. at Corvallis returned home driving on our streets Friday. friends during her short vacation. camp were callers at the Petzel camp I last week. the side.) HOT WATER BOTTLES A N D SYRINGES T o choose a hot water bottle or syringe from our large stock of quality rubber goods is to be assured of the great est usefulness and satisfaction. They are sold to you under a reliable guarantee, for we hold an agreement with the manufacturer to take back any piece o f rubber goods that proves defective before the guarantee has elapsed. Our hot water bottles hold their shape and pliability. Their general ap pearance alone .-peaks well for their value because it is impossible to make a bottle o f such style, finish or texture from anything but the best rubber. MANY STYLES AND PRICES. $1.25 AND UP. If They Don’ t Wear We Make It Right. Fine time. (Limburger on 'J & Z U G X Store Archie Kimsey hauled some maple wood for the winter. I WE W ANT A LL K I N D S Mrs. Lucy Cary o f Linn county vis Friday came to camp last Monday, ited w i t h her mother Mrs. M. J. still a cripple but some better. Queener Wednesday. Jos. Petzel was a business caller at the camp Sunday. P R O D U C E CHICKENS, DUCKS, CEESE, EGGS PORK, VEAL, LAMBS, AND HIDES We pay the highest market prices in Stayton. I f you cannot bring your produce in, notify us by phone, and we will send the wagon for it. STAYTON CASH PRODUCE COMPANY G. B. Trask M anager. Stayton Oregon Miss Rosie Kintz o f Sublimity was visiting relatives in town Saturday. The banks closed yesterday, Lincoln’s Birthday. John Steinberger nnd wife o f the Waldo Hills were trading with Stayton Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp and Mrs. J. merchants Wednesday. M. Ringo journeyed t o Salem yes John Robertson o f Mt. Pleasant terday to hear Nordica. in town Monday. per lb. 5c Sweet Corn: farmers B U LK have found it profitable to plant sweet corn for early cow feed. W e nave bought a large supply, and will be able to fill your orders. Snaps Everything in garden seeds in bulk. See our assortment. All Fresh. O ur prices on bulk garden seed are the same as quo ted in catalogues of Poit- iand seed houses. U/P-o/loS sLi Comfort Eyes tested and glasses fitted All our work guaranteed Prices right E. ROY THE OPTICIAN a n (J 1 flc (;o (jo U r GROCERIES Columbia River Shad 1Cc Buckle Brand Salmon, large cans,* per can . . ICc Soda, per lb. » . Cc Standard Pack Corn . 3 cans 25c , . 3 cans 25c Standard Tomatoes Yellow Crawford Peaches 2 cans 25b Diamond C Soap . . . . . 8 bars 25c Easy Monday Soap . . . . . . 8 bars 25c Babbitt’s Cleanser per can, 5c, 6 cans 25c , 3 cans 25c Oysters Norwegian Sardines, per can . . . 5c . . . 25c Good Coffee, per lb. THOMAS-MAYO CO Better Than Spanking I Spanking will not cure children o f wetting the bed, because it is not a habit but a dangerous disease. The C. H. 1491 III., R o w a n D r u g C o ., I ) e p t . C h ic a g o , have discovered a strictly harmless remedy for this distressing ease and to make known its merits they will send a 50c package curely wrapped and prepaid Absolutely Free to any render o f Stayton Mail. Thia remedy also curea frequent desire to urinate inability to control urine night or day in old or young. The C. Rowan Co. is an Old Reliable House. Write to them today for free medicine. Cure your family, then tell your friends. dis se The ami II. the THE PASTIME G E O . W A R F O R D , Proprietor THE BEST BILLIARD PARLOR IN TOWN NEW TABLES THROUGHOUT— IVORY B ALLS First Class line of T O B A C C O , C IG A R S , C I G A R E T T E S HOT SANDWICHES AT ALL HOURS YO U ’ L L HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD Mrs. L. L. Thomas is visiting rela tives in Dayton this week. if y o u I SU y in p l m - U l k « U m i * c « That Mean g c T H E Y A F F O R D M A N Y B A R G A IN S . C. Ullom made a business trip to Sa lem yesterday. U OF A. C. Peterson o f Shaw was a Stay- ton visitor the first o f the week, Vern Goode) called at Petzel’s camp last week. W e H ave T h em For N otice O ver 3 5 0 0 packng s Pride of the North corn M any 10c a pk. 5c SEEDS one day last week. Frank Thomas o f Mill City was in The Spaulding camp was shut down town yesterday, for two days last week. BEAUCHAMP’S DRUG STORE T he 30c Don’t pay 15c a pkg. f o r Peas, Corn, Be t*, Beans, etc. Y ou can b.iy all you want here at McAIpin Notes visiting for a few days at the their orother. Mrs. F. F. Foster entertained at a John Mack home. Mrs. Charles McElhaney i s enter Norris and Mabel Frank spent taining her cousin from Portland this Valentine affair this afternoon. Sunday with their sister Mrs. L. LTavid Reese who has been week. O. Reynolds near Aumsville. making a n extended v i s i t Mrs. Lena Yost o f Oregon City !• John Boedigheimer was a Sub- Messrs- Brown and SPicer who were employed i n a logging dmity caller Saturday. camp at Potter, Oregon return The farmers are all busy seed ed home to take up other work. ing this nice weather. George Brower a n d family Willis Caldwell formerly o f formerfy o f Stay ton, h a v e m o v - stayton, is r o u comfortably lo- e(j to w h a t ¡s known as t h e . ated on his new farm recently Gouldinjr ranch. purchased from Chas. Fischer. i Quite a number attended the Miss Cornelius, county school dance at Shelbum Saturday and supervisor, visited o u r school report a fine time. Thursday afternoon. Messrs. McLaughlin a n d Two new pupils Ida Frank and Harris had a modern disc har Clarice Downing, entered school row shipped to them one day this week, this making twelve this week. on the roll. S. E. Kuenzli was a Salem vis The Rocky Point improvement itor Sunday. School Club have decided to do -ome w o r k o n t h e school , Miss Roxie Stayton, who has been grounds. taking training in nursing in a Seattle 11c Kentucky Blue Grass, cow last week. t ^ s week- Garden Seeds Cheat, at $1.50 per 100 lbs. North Santiam her sisters in Salem this week. $ A Fresh Lot of Seeds of All Kinds. If you have chronic ailment ami oth ers have failed try the drugless insti tute. next door north o f the Lancfteld We now have the moat complete and Shoe Store. highest quality stock o f up to date shoes in Stayton. l-ancefield. G. B. Trask, who has been in Port land on business for several days re L. L. Thomas was in Portland the turned yesterday. first o f the week. For Sale My residence ami two lots Mrs. J. h. Lau has b*en iU with la 9 room house thoroughly modern with grippe this week. hot and cold water on both floors, base The school board have pur- For S a l e - My Full Blood Rose Comb ment and woodshed. Price $2500. Chas. Streff. chased some pictures which adds Rhode Island Reds. Apply at Woolen friends. ¿i » acreage. He expects to go into the chicken buatneaa on a large scale, In tending in time to handle from 1000 to la w Buff Orpington», which he will raise exclusively. greatly to the appearance of the M,u* 1% H> Eva_^___ 3 6x Miss Mack o f Portland arrived last W . H. Downing and wife were school. Fred Casteel has opened a quick night for a visit with her parent*. Stayton callers o n e day this Mrs. T. J. Hill and Miss Jen- «unch counter and chop house in the building vacated by Harry Downing. week. Trespass Notices for sale at this nie King were Sublimity shop home. FRESH SEEDS ii do your lumber Mrs. Leslie Townes o f Mt. Pleasant was a Stayton visitor Wednesday. buying here. For This Month Only, I will furnish your Optical needs at greatly reduced prices. Stayton Optical Co. grained, thoroughly se 15- For y o u will get such fine straight- oned stuff that not alone will a quicker job be a s J. C. Mayo o f Portland, w h o has been visiting his son, J. W. Mayo o f this place, returned b o r n e Sunday morning. sured but a better one as well. Just think of the repair bills you will escape too. Bring in your plans and let us figure together. Where Is Big Ben Going to Be? Keep an Eye Open and JOSEPH PETZEL Y ou’ ll Soon Learn Stayton - - - - Oregon It Pays To Read Stayton Mail Advertisements