V
CITY COUNCIL MEETS
HIGHEST • MARKET PRICE
Sestik ami Thom ns uro enlarging PAID FOR MOHAIR AT THE The city council met In regular aos-
aton Tuesday night of this week. The
their cooling room in the Stanton Meat THOMAS-MAYO STORE
regular business was transacted. In
Market. '1 hey ate also outturn in an
RNLARGES COOLING ROOM
other set of cooling pipoft. which will
make it one of the heat equipped ice
plants anil butcher shops in Marion
county.
Vat l a f l n l
“Rough hauling ? ”
“I don’t mind. This is
a Studebaker Wagon9
—that’s why I bought it. I noticed that
men were using the Studebaker where-
ever the work was hard— hauling steel
girders in th e city, logs in the woods,
stone in the quarry.”
“My work is hard and 1 know it. My wagon
is on my payroll and must earn its salary. That s
why 1 bought a Studebaker. I can t afford to
buy a cheaper one.”
“Get in touch with a Studebaker dealer, he s
a good mem to know.”
F.roi
W.«.o.
D elivery W agon«
T ru ck s
C ontractors* W agoo«
R u n a b o u ts
B uggies
D um p W a
S u rrey s
H arn ess
See our Dealer or write us,
STUDEBAKr.fi
KKW YORK
MINNEAPOLIS
South Bend, Ind.
CHICAGO
PALLAS
KANSAS CITY
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SALT LAKE CITY SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAI’D. ORE
YOUNG FOLKS PARTY
GETS OVER BAD FALL
About thirty young people gathered
at the Fehlen home on Water Street
list Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Maggie’s 17th birthday. The crowd
to* k her coDipIetly by surprise and a
eery enjoyable time was spent until
g :ght in playi g cards and other
g.i s.
Carl Schultebein, a young farmer of
Fern Ridge who was thrown from a
horse some time ago and severely in
jured in the head and face is rapidly
recovering under the care of Dr. Brew
er.
Call at the StPyton Optical Parlor and
have that headache and eye trouble re
lieved with properly fitted glasses.
We guarantee our work to be as (final
as can be obtained in Portland or else
where. Prices reasonable for tiret-
class work.
We have had many years’ experience
as an eye-aight specialist in Eastern
cities and several years on the coast.
We use the latest improved instru-
j ments for testing the eye. Call and
see us before going elsewhere. Office
next door to l.sneefleld’s Shoe Store.
Hours. 8 to 12. 1 to 6, 7 to 10.
Stnyton Optical Co.
Dr. Eaton, Manager.
W. L. Freres is at Salem this wce’t.
Mrs. Chas. Cladek is visiting rida
tives in Salem.
li'. K. Richardson was in Salem on
business this week.
Arthur Forrette o f West Stayton
was a Stayton visitor Tuesday.
S. R. Hale of Benton Harbor, Michi
gan is here visiting an old friend, Rev.
Russell.
John Thoma is putting in * new side
walk on the west side of his property
on First street.
Otto Ortman, Martin Berg, J i m
Burton and Nick Streflf made a trip to
the Cherry City yesterday.
The Beeson Bros, played to good
houses at the Stayton Theatre Monday
and Tuesday nights of this week.
M en’ w om en an d ch ildren in all w alk
Miss Esther Willing left fur Astoria o f lifo —w ho a re in a n erv o us r u n d o w n
Monday where she will visit for a few condition, should ta k e KRXALL C elery*
days with her sister Elenor and from and Iron T o n ic -p ro m p t relief ia g u aran -
Walter Casteel of Stayton returned there to Gearhart where she will spend te e d — $ 1.00 a b o ttle a t B eaucham p ’s
to his home Wednesday.
the summer.
; D rug S to re.
« s^ e ef/e e,ps este
STAYTON MARKET
REPORT
Hens
18 to M
cluding the accepting of the Treas Springs
12 to 13
urer's and Recorder's rtqiorta.
ANOTHER SURPRISE PARTY
Broilers
12 to 13
The Electric Light Co’s schedule was Roosters
...,H toB
Chicken*
.12 to 13
Surprise parties are very much in referred to a committee for investiga O Mixed
h m .,
*
tion.
vogue in |Slayton at present. A crowd
Dueki
18
to
11
I f
of young people gathered at the Hen An ordinance was then passed re Turk, vs
ry Smith home last night and surpria- quiring saloon proprietors to nfuin Dressed Turkeys . ........ '.2
ed Lester Smith with a jolly good time from entering their place a f business V m I
12 to
until near midnight. The occaaion was on Sundays nr after 10:15 p.m.on week i
«to i" j
his 17th birthday. Cants and luncheon days.
Live Hogs, Choice
H t"k*
were the main features.
Live
Hogs,
Heavy
Rough
7)
The real crux of the evening arrivotl
Egg*
K'A
Joe Jackson returned Friday from a when the council voted on n “ black* Corrected Thursdays but subjict
list" vcritied by the city marshal, I'hc to change without notice.
trip to Eastern Oregon.
| list was voted down, but tho marshal
A. C. Hoffer of Folk Co.. Nebraska was instructed to arrest any intoxica-
is here visiting his cousin, R. R. Fox, ! ted person found on the streets of the
YOUR LAST CHANCE
city.
Miss Winnie Casteel and Lew Caa
teel of Coon Hollow were visiting Stny
delay In having those phntus
ton relatives one day last week.
For Sale—One live paaeongcr Ford you Don't
arc
thinking
made.
auto in good running order. A bar I expert to leave of, Stayton
about M.ty
A re you th re a te n e d w ith n ervous gain, inquire at Stayton Hotel.
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b reak d o w n c a n 't stan d th a strain if so
1st and if you have any work iu my
tak a REX ALL C alery and Iron T onic —
By some ko»k or crook we failed to line it would be well to see me ahn it it
$ 1.00 a b ottle at B eaucham p ’s D oug
get
Dr. Brewer's report of a bouncing in the next two weeks. Don't pu it
S tore.
baby boy born to Mr, and Mra. Geo. L. otf to the lust minute.
2t
J. F. I.au Photographer.
On account of the rainy weather last Brown on the Slat uit.
Saturday the Struett-K'ecker Opening The Harmony Club will meet thia
will bo repeated Saturday of this week. following Monday evening ut the Ses-
REX ALL C elery and Iron T a n k beet
Music from 2 to _______
4 p. in.
tak reaidenee. All under the age of fo r th a t nervous, ru n derwn conditio > it
Lee Baily, who has been with his lwc'll> whu ur« ‘"»•"•led in music nre acts directly on th e n erv es, eo ilh e e and
q uiets them , restorin g y ou r h ealth and
mother, who has been quite sick, f o r *>rd.»lly invited to attend,
energy, at B eau ham ;i's D rug Stc re.
several week, was in Slayton Monday
Mra.
L.
J.
Struct!
arrived
here
from
on his way home to Mill City.
Portland the tatter part of last week. Fur Sale—young team of driving
Rev. Andrew ilunsakar of McMinn Mr. and Mrs. Slruett will go to house map s, 3 and 6 years old. Would ex-
ville preached at the Christian church keeping soon.
I change fur larger horse > or mules.
in the absence of Rev. Russell who was
F t particulars address Box 187,
suffering an acute-attack of tonsilitis. W h en you feel (he need of a
I
Stiyton, Ore
n erv e to n k som ething th at will
Frank Mack displayed some fine you up sooth an d quiet th e irritated
C a n n o t B o C e red
trout Tuesday i n Brewer’s window. narvaa rem em b er REX ALL C elery an d by D eafness
local
appllratlnn*.
na they
Iron
T
onic
at
B
eaucham
p's
D
rug
S
to
re
.j
reach re Is tha only
iliac ello
ascii «uy portion
if i *1 th af‘i
• nnot
ur,
Frank has a good chance of winning
Tin
I
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n
r
a a,
the dozen free hand tied trout flies.
anj
th.it
Is
hy
constitutional
r
ailca,
l*eafn<
as
la
caused
by
an
Inflam
*sl
r
mill-
The pastor of the Methodist church tlon i f the mucous lining of tho lai. ia-
the second sermon on Pilgrim's clilan Tube. When this tut>e U t v! 1
The first lavender club ever formed gives
have and
a ru.nhllng
un entirely
l or Imp- *d t ' - t I.
Progress
Sunday evening subject. y**u
he-rliw.
when
It a Is and
has been organized at West Stayton, “ Pilgrim next
lAeafnt
ns
Is
tho
result,
unless
ttn* t* I > *
at
the
Wicket
Gate
and
in
the
starting with fifteen members with the Interpreten House." All invited.
flamm i üon
ran to be II» tahr-i
nut 1 * n il :Li
tube
»torrd
r
rm
following officers: Mrs. H. S. Mc
hearing eut will
bn n destroy
I I frrrv*r;
r! t, a
.
f
t
srn
ram.
by
Gowan, Pres., Mrs. D. B. bonnes*. The whole state responded nobly cases
li ti nothing
but surfaces,
an InflameJ c nidi*
Vice Pres., and Mrs. S. D. Turner, when called upon fur aid to the flood which
tl< V/v
n «• rf llyiveOne
n mucous
ltnn.tr-
11oliiM
franr e-M < f
Sec. and Treas. The object of theso
Iv i in
, in - I hy catarrh 11 hai*-4nn>ii h r n i t /
Briol fi-tírenla™, fr *.
fifteen women is to raise lavender for sufferers of the middle West. Cash, llallaCatarrh i F. uro.
1.CHUNKY, MCO, Tolsd.i, U k
commercial purposes. Having irriga clothing a n d provisions were sent Tas»
ft.il t>r U» 1 a vestí
Y
»Sau./
nils for ooosUfoUoe
tion available during the dry summer promptly and will no doubt do much to
months, they believe that the résulta relieve the suffering of those whose
'llvj Uiopi»« .1
»111.1 U|»«i-Ituv
will be highly satisfactory.
homes were swept away by the flouda. •S»11(Y Mil XJ!
"I » ik> i»»»q oj.
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Merchants Bid You Welcome
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BOYS AND GIRLS
Albany’s Foremost
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.L E. and H. J. Hamilton.
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Tracy Clothing Co.
The Toggery.
1*1. Sternberg and Co.
S. E. Young and Son.
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