The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current, December 17, 1914, Image 6

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THE STAYTON MAIL
E. ROY, OPTOMETRIST and OPTICIAN
Publish «il every Thurnusy by
S p e c ia lis t in F it t in g G l a s s e s
E. M. O lm stku
IF YOUR
Entered as second class matter at the
postoffice at Stayton, Marion, county,
Oregon, under the act o f Congress o f
March 3, 187».
Don’t W ait-
SUBSCRIPTIONS, $1. SO per year
Address all communications to
THE STAYTON MAIL
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s Need Attention
CONTESTANTS STANDING
IN PREMIUM CONTEST
Below is the stsnding o f the Con­
testants in the Premium contest at the
count to-day, Dec. 17.
Name
Address
Miss June Kearns
Stayton
Miss Theresa Fehlen
Stayton
Miss Inna Bartlett
Stayton
Mrs. F. I. Jones
Stayton
Misa Naomi Silhavy
Stayton
Miss Marguerite Ryan
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. *lva Thomas
Stayton
Miss Julia Rohweln
Jordan
Miss Clara Kauscher
Sublimity
Miss Nora Cavin
Stayton
Mrs. Frank Hamman
Stayton
Mrs, John Ssndner Jr.
I satisfy others, I will satisfy you.
E y e s T ested F ree
Al! Work Guaranteed, or Money Refunded
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D.
Office over Jewelry Store
Hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to 4
Stayton, Oregon
Physician pnd Surgeon
OREGON
STAYTON.
SAWMILL UNDERGOES
EXTENSIVE REPAIRS
DOLLS
Special services at the Methodist
church Sunday. A feature' will tie a choir
under the direction o f Mr. Starr.
Mrs. Harry Freeman and children o f
Crabtree spent the week-end with Mrs.
The Brown-Petrel sawmill h a s a Freeman's sister Mrs. H. N. Huntley.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON force o f men at work putting in exten­
sive repairs in all departments o f the
I .itial Stationery
S t a y t o n . O regon
mill, in anticipation o f a big rush o f I
50c box 24 sheets paper 24 envelopes
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work in the spring. These repairs, to- j
best Linen.
1 etters A to 7. at Beau­
gether with the new machinery to be
champs’ .
added this winter will put the mill sec­
ond to none o f its sire in the state.
MDs Minnie Hirrsiefen who has been
DENTIST
K i n
visiting in Astoria and Portland the
Office Over Stayton State Bank
Norman Davie visited over Sunday in past few months is at home for some Kimball Sisters
Phone 2152
Stavton. Ore Salem.
Jordan
time.
Mrs. M. J. Crabtree
Stayton
Weeks old Pigs For Sale.
See G.
Buy a box o f First Pick cigars for a j
G. F. KORINEK, V. S. B. V. Sc. H. 6 Toelle.
24-x
Xmas present for dad or brother. Hand­
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
Wilbur N. Pintler, D.M.D.
Veterinarian
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Votes
278.600
Dec. 17, 1914
209,700
67,050
71,400
28,400
16,800
8,660
5'10-I5-25c STO RE
Large, beautiful Sleeping Dolls with
real hair and dressed m various colors
and attractive dresses, hats, shoes, etc.
62,800
85,400
Extra Special 25c, only one to a customer
7.360
S ta n le y A . S ta rr
22,060
8,850
g s ,
6,900
10,060
made a n d homemade by J. J. Lam­
Treats all domestic animals,
also
Mrs. Dora Shreve visited in Albany- brecht.
applies the Tuberculin test.
last week.
Telephone 3x7
Chestor A ' Lyons o f “ The Big Boy
Office at Stayton Stables
Roy Cole was down trom Mill City- Farm” near Lebanon will lecture at
STAYTON
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OREGOf
on business Monday.
the Christian church Sunday morning
, “ The Perils o f Pauline” at the Star
at 11 o ’clock.
Guv Kearns went to Falls City Tues­
Theatre attracted quite a crowd last
day where he expects to work.
Mrs. D. M. Doll is on the sick list Saturday night.
The first episode was well received
this week. Miss June Kearns is work­
J. M. R IN G O -F . M. SHOOK
ing in the_Thomas-Mayo Store during by the audience, and before the series
Christmas Postals—
o f 20 weeks is finished, it it predicted I
Mrs. Doll’s absence.
at Hendershotts.
that many will be so interested th a t,
STAYTON
OREGON
Keep Warm —An unlimited quantity they would not miss It for many times
There will be preaching at the Bap- o f old fir wood for sale, on the ground the price.
pd ad \
tist church next Sunday, Dec. 20.
$1 00, and delivered $1 30 per tier.
R. E. Calavan and Chas. Lee.
3-3 x
las. Thomas and wife o f the Waldo
M rj. E. H. Hobson o f Scio visited
Hills were visiting in Stayton yester­
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
over Surday at the Hobson home here.
A post office inspector was here this day.
NOTARY PUBLIC
week and inspected the proposed new
Abstracts and Probate W ork a Specialty
R. F. D.Route via Mehama and Lyons.
C ristmas Tags and Seals
R. A. Titus and wife o f Falls City
Office Over Deidrich's Hardware Store.
New assortment just in, 5 and 10c Postmaster Elder went around with are visiting with Mrs. C. A. Titus this
him.
week.
pkg. at Beauchamp’s Drug Store.
PERILS OF PAULINE
BRINGS BIG HOUSE
Christmas Specials
One ColumbiaGrafanola that plays 10 and 12 in records $50.00.*
Now with 16 Records
$ 4 0 .0 0
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
One Violin, bow and cate $16.00 now
$ 10.00
One Guitar $15.00 now
$8.00
One Mandolin and Case $15.00, now
S. H. HELTZEL
V. A. GOODE
LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC
Conscientious Attention Given to all
W. F. Harris and wife, Ira Thonlas
C. J. Ruettgers and wife o f Linn
countv were trading here Wednesday. and wife and Mrs. J. S. McLaughlin
and daughter Ethel o f North Santiam
C. A. Silberr.agei o f Jordan made a were trading with Stayton merchants
pleasant call at the Mail office on Tues>- Friday.
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Mrs. Hadley Mobson o f Lyons visit­
ed with Mrs. Sarah C o x Saturday
, night.
j
Office Room No. *6. Roy Bldg.
C. A. Luthy, Jeweler
Perils of Pauline at the Star Sat. night
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Mrs. E. A. Thayer and son Eddie and
.
Lvons
were
Stayton
visitors
wife of
Short Orders at all hours. Every­ Tuesday.
thing clean, neat and just as you want
Mrs. John Amort and son Merrill o f
it cooked.
Geo. Thomas.
Macleay visited at the Martin Berg
home Tuesday.
Dr. Brewer reports a daughter born i
1 to Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Riester«** on f'ri-
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dav, Dec. 11, and a son to Mr.and Mrs. I
J
Julius Titre on Monday. Dec. 14.
The
latter infant lived but about 24 hours.
Christmas Postals—
at Hendershotts.
FOR S A L E —Full blooded Poland
Mrs. E. P. Schott and Mrs. G. Q.
China hogs, large type, reasonable
Miss Katherine MrShane, one o f the 1
Smith were down from Sublimity yes­
prices, 1 mile southeast o f Jordan.
teachers in the school at this place, ha*
terday visiting.
Ad ress, Joe Koberlein, Scio, Ore.
resigned her position wnd started this
morning f o r Montana.
Miss Noraj
12-I7x
Crabtree will teach the 5th and 6th j
ANY RAT
in the store for $1.98 for the balance o f grades until the holidays.
ANY HAT
the year at Mack’s Millinery Store.
in the store for $1.98 for the balance o f
the year at Mack’s Millinery Store.
CALVES FOR SALE
I have several hundred calves for
sale. Can supply them at all times at
prices that range from $4.00 to $9 00
F. 0 . B. Tillamook, and about $1.00
more F.O. B. West Stayton.
Write
me your wants and get good calves at
a saving o f middlemen’ s profits.
Ad­
dress J. Merrel Smith,“ The Calf man’ ’
Tillamook, Ore.
tf.
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Perils of Pauline at the Star Sat. night
THE PLACE TO EAT
i
Drs. Lowe & Turner, the well known ,
W. A. Weddle was over from Eu­ eye specialists, o f Portland, will be at ;
gene visiting relatives and friends the the Hotel Stayton, Monday Dec. 21st. 1
One day only.
Don’ t fail to consult
first o f the week.
them about your eyes and glasses, j
Lenses do not wear out, but eyea do.
Max Stewart o f Lebanon visited the Every part o f the body changes with j
first o f the week with his brother S. L. advancing years, and the eyea in com­
Stewart o f this place.
mon with the rest o f our physical being ;
show the effect o f age. We must th ere-'
School will close on Wednesday, Dec. fore meet the changed condition o f the
The glasses that you bou gh t'
23, for the holidays. The work will be eyes.
two or three years ago are not giving
resumed again Monday Jan. 4.
your eyes the proper assistance.
Aa
Nairn Siegmund o f Mill City and your eyes are wearing out year by j
Laurence Siegmund o f Fern Ridge vis­ i year your lenses should be chanired to :
ited at the C. A. Luthy home Sunday. correspond with vour changing vision. |
j Come and let us talk it over with you. j
I Don’ t forget the date.
December 21. |
WHEN HER BACKS ACHES
T O - N IG H T
Family Night
Everyone 5c
' A l i v e b y a T h r e a d " 3 r e e le r
C om edy
4-big reels-4
5c
Saturday Night— Local Talent Night
Piano Duett—Jeanne Shreve and Wanda Brown
Reading—June Kearns
“Perils of Pauline ”
3 Reels.
BALANCE OF CHINA WARE ON HAND AT COST. CALL
IN AND LOOK THESE BARGAINS OVER.
day.
Legal Business.
5c
$ 10.00
Second Episode
Also Pathe Daily News. 4 reels
in all. 5 & 10c.
■Coupons on Xmas Presents
^ THEATRE
A Woman Find. All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.
Stayton women know how the aches
and pains that often come when the
kidneys fail make life a burden. Back­
ache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy spells,
distressing urinary troubles, are fre­
quent indications o f weak kidneys and
should be checked in time. Doan’s Kid­
ney Pills are for the kidneys only.
They attack kidney disease by striking
at the cause.
Can Stayton sufferers desire stronger
proof than this Dallas woman’s word?
Mrs. Maria Cerny, 203 Ash St., Dal­
las, Oregon, says: ” 1 used Doan’s Kid­
ney Pills and got great relief from
backache and kidney trouble that had
been bothering me. I can recommend
Doan’s Kidney Pills as a fine kidney
remedy.
They act on t h e system
quickly and bring very goo«i results.”
Price 50c, at all dealers.
Don’ t sim­
ply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan’s Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Cerny had.
Foster-Milhutn Co.,
Props,, Buffalo, N. Y.
Furniture For Holiday Gifts
We suggest the following as being worthy of your
selection—promising them with the promise to satis­
fy you on the cost question, whatever the size of
your appropriation.___________________________
For W ife or Mother—
A New Carpet or Rug
A Leather Rocker
A Couch
A Center Table
A Library Table
A Book Case
A Side Board
Dining Room Chairs
A Kitchen Cabinet
A Metal Bed
A Chiffonier
A Pedestal
A Jardiniere Stand
A China Cabinet
A Rocker
A Dining Table
A Sewing Rocker
A Magazine Stand
A Kitchen Table*
A Davenport
For Father or Husband—
For Brother Jack—
A Leather Rocker
A Wardrobe
*
A Foot Stool
A Couch
A Book Case
. .
A Morris Chair
An Easy Chair
A Morris Chair
A Chiffonirer
An Arm Chair
A Leather Rocker
High Back Rocker
Smoking Stand
Card Table
For Grandmother—
For Grandfather—
Jardiniere Stand
Sewing Rocker
Rattan Rocker
Easy Leather Rocker
Comfortable Rocker
Comfortable Armchair
High Back Chair
Shaving Mirror
Book Table
Genuine Leather Rocker
For Sister or Sweetheart—
A Bed Room Chair
A Divan
A Sewing Rocker
A Dresser
A Parlor Chair
A Dressing Table
A Music Cabinet
A Jardiniere Stand
A Piano Bench
A Pedestal
A Book Case
A Parlor Table
A Writing Table
A Center Table
STAYTON HOUSEFURNISHING CO.