The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current, March 04, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text-yvVflMii 1 LOST Fountain pen, return to bak Mrs. W. H. Hobson is visiting her son, Ur. E. H. Hobson and daughter ery for reward. Mrs. E. C. Perry at Scio this week. Published every Thursday by While tnore she attended the Hebekah Mrs. Belle Elwood is visiting her aia- E. M . O lm ste d district convention held at that place ter here this week. Notice Monday and Tuesday, March Wednesday. 8 and 9, are the ilaya set by the city Entered as second class m atterai the council as “ Cleanup" days. All rub Shper's For G ft r s poetntfire at Stayton, Marion, county, B. A. Schaefer and wife, Mrs. Joa. bish o f every description that cannot Oregon, under the act o f Congress o f Miller, Mrs. Archie Caspell, Misses Miss Mslia Olmsted spent the week be burned should be pieced in conven March S, 1879. Ella Williams and June Kearns, and ient piles near an ailey or street on end visiting friends in Corvallis. Frank Thomas attended the district those days, and the city will have it re SLBSCKIPTtOSS, SI.SO per yea r convention o f the Rebekah Lodge at moved free o f charge to the property Wanted to trade horses for cows or Address all communications to Scio > esterday. owner. Thie notice ia mandatory and sheep. A. Corrette, Aumsvillc, Ore. THE STAYTON M AH, . I alao includes t h e cutting o f briars, brush, weeds, etc, along the streets Sloper’ s Drug Store Miss Marion Alexander is just out on Has postal cards for 5cents a dosen, the streets again after a week’s illnesa. and alley, and la in accordance to the city ordinance. Jno. Downing while they last. Marshal. Physician and Surgeon Miss Nellie Albee a teacher at Mill Paul Fehlen is fixing up his house on City visited with Mrs. C. C. Nott Sun First Street into a very comfortable day. OREGON STAYTON. home. He will have a basement, tilled in yard ami the home lias been nicely Grant Murphy ia putting in the forms papered inside and » ill make a good for R. Harold's new house across the appearance in its new location. river. “CLEANUP DAYS” THE STAYTON MAIL I;! TO-NIGHT “ W hen a W oman Loves” A Modern Three-Reel Drama “ FORCING THE FORCE” A Rip-Snorter of a Comedy 4 Keel«, H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D. fi 1 1 P H Y S IC IA N AND Saturday Night 2 big Local Talent Numbers CITY COUNCIL MET TUESDAY, MARCH 2 C. H. BREWER, M. D. 5 and 10c Song, ” Mush, Mush” High School Glee ( ’ lub: Reading, "N o a h and the Ark, e tc .” Miss June Kearns 13th Ep. “Perils ot Pauline'' Pathe News No. 9. Good Comedy. Watch for the “ Million Dollar Mystery” SU RGEO N The help o f my friends who assisted Willis Kcithley a prosperous farmer The city council met in regular ses me in winning the 3rd prize in the o f North Santiam was here on business sion on Tueahay night o f this week, Stayton Mail premium contest has been Monday. and while the time consumed was over S t a y t o n , O regon much appreciated by me, and I wish to two hours, hut little business was done thank them through the columns o f the except the usual grind o f bills. Slopers For Drugs Mail. Miss Clara Kauscher. Water extension was granted to Ed Kcrber and Dan Doll in East Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson o f Aumaville HAIR BRUSHES O F QUALITY AT BEAU- were trading with Stayton merchants and over an hour was consumed in dis DENTIST cussing the pros and cons o f the pro rhamp'a from 50c to $3.50. Come in Tuesday. Office Over Stayton State Bank posed ordinance licensing drays etc. No and tee them. Bought before the raiae Stavton, Ore Phone 2152 conclusion was come to on the subject, in price, owing to the European War. E. Berry o f Lyons visited at the J. however, and it was finally laid ever to Get them at Beauchamp’*. W. Mayo home a few days the first o f the next meeting upon request o f Mr. the week. G. F. KORINEK, V. S . B . V. S c. Holford. Mrs. R. W . Hall and baby o f Port * Wilbur N. Pinllcr, D A D . THEATRE Spring & Summer Shoes Veterinarian land are visiting with her parents Mr. James Rossell and w ife spent Satur Treats all domestic animals, alsc and Mrs. J. P. Wilbur this week. Mr. day and Sunday visiting at the Bert applies the Tuberculin test. and Mrs. Wilbur returned from San Neal home. Telephone 3x7 Francisco Friday where they attended O ffice at S ta yton S ta b les the opening o f the Panama Pacific Ex O. C. W olfe o f Albany was a busi STAYTON . . . - OREG07 position. ness visitor here a few days the first o f the week. S. H. HELTZEL S upe rstitious Cures. At an Inquest m an English town A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W on n five-moutb-olil child the mother was said to have given It a decoction NOTARY PUBLIC of snails and Demenira sugar as a cure Abstracts and Probate Work a Specialty for whooping cough She put the snails, alive. Into the sugar in a uius- Office Over Deidrich’s Hardware Store. in bag. and the liquid filtrate was the medicine. It seems that the "snail” remedy is known In other parts o f the country Hot lemouude. hot treacle and elderberry sirup are also given by tbe |HH»r as a cure, nud a sugared In- fuslon o f snails may be Just as effica J. M. R IN G O -F . M. SHOOK cious as any o f them. Walks round the gas works with STAYTON O R E G O N the suffering ■ hlldreti are still prac- :i cd Old womeu were great believ ers in tliis method of cure, and they lists I to tic auglicd at for their faith in it. There was method in their strange apparent madness, and one of the l>est known cures today Is the VVYER and NOTARY PUBLIC vaporizing of rinids that give off com .lenlious Attention Given to all pounds similar to those emanating from place' where they make g a s — Legal Business. London 1'ntler. Office Room No. 6. Roy Bldg. r’ ÜNERAL DIRECTORS V. A. GOODE $65.00 PER ACRE . » For a short time only, I will sell my itfta. all cleared and good land at the C. M. Tyson is now settled on the above price. No improvements except Caldwell place, recently purchased by fences. 2} mi. routh o f Kingston, on good road and R.F. D. 10 acres in good M. C. Hrcsslcr. clever. See Liston A. Darby, Scio, 3-)Kx Mrs. S. A. Starr will entertain the Oregon Rt. 1. Brode Club tonight at her home in the Deidrich Block. Conkeys Laying Tonic 25c and 50c at Beauchamp’s. Will be in, in a few days, look for them LANCEFIELD’S *4 WOOD-LARK TNADC STAYTON HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI MEETS ^ Misses Anna Spinner, Lizzie and Marv Cramer o f Sublimity were visit The Stayton High School Class ct ing here Tuesday. 1911 held a “ High Jinks’ ’ at the I.O.- 0 F. hall Saturday night. February 27. Willis Caldwell and family started Thirteen o f the old class were pres for their new home in Ashland on Mon ent, as were also Prof. Phillips of Jeff day o f this week. erson and several other invited 'guests. Dancing, games and a fine banquet Mrs. Rilda Fish o f the Waldo Hills is kept the time fully occupied untila Iste visiting at the T. J. Ware home near hour. Stayton this week. Everett Crabtree is president o f the class and June Kearns is secretaiy, Mrs. P L Sanders and baby return- 1 ed Tuesday from a week’ s visit with W. A. Elder is having his yard clean “ You and that very cburuiiug Miss her patents at Lebanon. ed up, and has already had two chances Malcoui were boy and girl friends. I’ m to sell hia property. Go and do like told?’ wise. “ Yes ” Sloper’s Drug Store For “ I raw you talking lo ber. You must Choice fresh candies. have had a delightful time recalling Sloper’s Drug Store early days?" C. A. Luthy, wife and baby motored Has a fresh and complete prescrip "W ell, no I tried to make it pleas ant. but it didn't seem to work I re over to Salem Sunday for a day’ s visit tion stock. called to her bow she climbed trees with Mr. Luthy’ s mother. and fences when she was ten years Miss Anna Klecker o f Portland is old. and she gave me a freezing look. Harvey Beauchamp went to Portland visiting at the home o f her parents, Then I asked her to remember how she Friday where he has secured a position Mr. and Mrs. B. Klecker here this was thrown from an overturned bob in a drug store at that place. week. sled and went head foremost Into a snowdrift and stuck there. ’ You were Mrs. F. 1. Jones and son Harry left , l . Edwards, manager o f the Stay* seven years old. I said, ’and 1 recall that you were’— What do you thiuk for Thomas Tuesday tor a few days ton Electric Light Co’s, plant made a she did?" \ visit with Mrs. Jones parents. business trip to Portland the first o f “ 1 dnuno." ---------- ! the week. “ Said ’Sir!' and stalked away.” — Henry Gooderham o f LaGrande is Cleveland Plain Dealer. visiting his sisters Mrs. Chas. Gehlen > Conkeys Lice Liquid for Spraying hen- The Hull of a Dreadnought. fiotne* for mite*, lice, etc. 35c and 60c Mrs. J. M. Shepherd here this week. An amazing amount ot material goes at Beauchamp’s. to the making of a 22.000 ton battle ship Into the bull alouc enter some Conkeys Lice Powder 25c at Beau Miss Roberta Morton ot Salem is vis 9.800 tons of steel and Iron, an amount champ’s. iting friends here this week. She at more than equal to the whole o f tlie tended the class alumni held here Sat material from keel to fighting top» in W. A. Weddle expected to go to Eu urday night. many of the pre Dreadnought war ves sels (if this amount of material over gene yesterday for his family which he 6,000 tons Is steel plating. 2.860 tons will move here the first o f next week. 1 wish to thank my friends for their is for shapes, channeling and angle help in winning 7th prize in the Stay- pieces; the weight of the rivets used ton Mail Premium Contest just closed. Mrs. Rilda Fish and mother Mra. exceeds .Yin tons, tlie-e rivets ranging Mrs. Frank Hamman. hi diameter from three < igliths of an Caspell o f the Waldo Hills were visit inch to one and one-half inches, and ing at the Archie Caspell home Tues Miss Mabel Gardner returned to Sa there are over loo tons of specially day. lem Saturday to continue her work as shaped steel castings, ranging In weight ^ clerk at the Barnes Cash Store after a from two to eighteen tons each These C. A. Luthy and family moved from very serious illness. figures include nothing for gun mount ing or s|»ecial armoring, but are for tbe the Weddle property on Water St. to mere construction o f tbe bare hull the Elder place in the east part o f town Mrs. Rose Dodson and baby and Mrs- alone. — London Ex press. Mr. Luthy expects to erect a fine bung Dan Dodson o f Eastern Oregon are vis alow on his lots soon. iting at the home o f their mother Mrs. London. E x -W a te r .n g Place. > J. P. Kiphart this week. Time was when Loudon was a wa tering place, whose welis. if not rival Dr. Brewer reports the following I have from $1,000 to $1,500 to loan ing Hath or Harrogate, were widely births since the last issue o f the Mail, Money in famed and frequented by people from a boy to Mr. and Mrs. John Crum o f at once on farm security. V. A. Goode, all quarters. In South Ixiiidon there W est Stayton on Tuesday, March 2, a other amounts to loan. were quite a number o f spas. Lnmtietb i boy to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ditter o f Roy Building, Stayton, Ore, wells, which sold water for a penny a quart and gave It to the poor for noth Sublimity on Tuesday March 2, and a Jos.Sestak is having one qf hia build ing. St. George’s well*. Sydenham buy to Mr. and Mrs. John Etzel o f ings on Third Street remodoled prepar wells and Dulwich wells being the best Fern Ridge Sunday, February 27. atory to the establishment o f a candy known.—London Graphic. kitchen by Mra. Bilyeu o f Scio. Ä p N A RK G opher O N Q U IC K . C ER TAIN . ♦*- D E A D L Y H K tn t r u n iv i T .t v r i s k . u : v i : h f a i l s . I ia a tr o y a « q u lr r c l* . Kuuhora, p i a i rl w dog*. l a g * Apply »s r ly In Spring wh*n th« Hungry peels »w ak e (rum W in te r s sleep. Money hark >. Honey If It ever falla. "W o o d -I.a r k '' for I I year* has aloud every teat, It a crop Insurance against rodent peats If your dealer heen't It. w rite us C la rk e , W o o d w a r d D ru g Cow 1*0 H T I* A IH II. O R K O O K . For sale at Beauchamp's Drug Store A n I n d is creet M e m o r y . E !ENT FENCE POSTS A N D A L L K IN D S OF Concrete Work c . s T lò w e OREGON AYTON >44 Lulay Bros. & Co. ; Contractors & Builders Dwelling houses a specialty \ Let us figure on your build- I ings !! W e can save you money A good job gauranteed Phone 77 P. 0 . Box 198 J ST A Y T O N . OREGON. STAYTON MEAT MARKET SESTAK & TH OM AS. Proprietors. esh, Nalt &: Cured Meats ii i & Creamery Butter. •,est Market Price Paid For Fat Slock T IN W O R K and I “ My son. be careful to find out the inward depths of a woman’s character P L U M B IN G value before you make a friend ot T he Usual W a y . T ’ b*. lavatories and - unitary fittings— Farm- c-rs-W e carry a line of pumps, leader water sys tems, etc. Gasoline engines. JA C O B S P A N IO L her." “That's all right, but if she's pretty why not take her at her face value?"— i Baltimore American. Not Immortal. “ Penley used to think his poems were | Immortal “ What changed bis opinion?" “ The editor* ‘killed so many of them ."-B oston Transcript. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury os mercury will surely destroy the sens* of smelt and completely derange th * whole system when entering It through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescription* fr ,rn reputable physicians, as the damage they Will <lo Is i n fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J Chenev Sc Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken Internally, acting directly upon tbe blood and mu-ous aur- fares of the system. In buying H all’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu ine rt Is taken Internally and made In Toledo. Ohio, by F . J. Cheney & C t. Tes timonials free. Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Take Ball's Family Pills for constipation. A deal w m made between Silhavy and 0 . L. Farrens on an 80 acre farm on Little North Fork this week. Frank ‘Want* more ground to raise tobacco. Mr». H. Lilly haa caused quite a bit pf interest with a new kiln which »he use» in connection with her china paint ing. The kiln i* used to fire the china. Glover Seed For Sale- Red and Al- aike also mesquite seed. Farmers prices at farm. Franklin Herrling. 3-10x Shadow Social And Entertainment T o be given by the Dramatic Club at the Howell School— 4 miles East of Stayton at 8 p. m. on Friday, March 12 “ Billy’s Mishap” A Farce in one Act. If you enjoy a good laugh, don’t miss it. “True Blue” A Drama in 3 Acts— I. Major Fav becomes interested in mining stock. II. Some of Ainley’s plans frustrated. III. A dying confession. Good music between acts. N o admission. Ladies please bring baskets, untrimmed; and, gentlemen, don’t forget your pocketbooks. AGENCY MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY Notice i* hereby given that the Clerk o f School District N o . 7 7 Marion County, Oregon will receive bids for the following amount o f wood. Thirty-five tier o f 16 inch oak grub wood. Thirty- five tier o f 16 inch old fir or seventy- five tier o f the fir if the Board o f Dir ectors demand it. Wood to he ricked in school wood house on or before Sep tember 1, 1915. Bids will he received at the Stayton State Bank or by mail to the undersigned clerk. All bids must be in by 4 o ’clock p.m. March 18, 1915. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W. Richardson, Clerk Di*t. No. 77. 3.18 O f Albany at Mack & Shepherd's Berber Shop. Laundry leaves Tues day 2 p. m. tf. Special Prices on slahwood, spring and summer de livery, for orders placed before April 1 st. Call at our office for prices.Browtt- Petzel Lumber Co. tf. Choice Red Clover Seed for sale, 16c per Ih. by Frank Hottingcr, Scio, Ore. Rt. 2. Rhone 1028, Stayton. Will exchange for grain for part, for fall delivery- Phone 1028 Stayton.