SUOEMAKINC AND REPAIRING
NEW HOME GOING
UP RAPIDLY
First-Class work in every respect.
Briny us your shoe work sn«i yet it
done quickly, neatly anti reasonably.
Raleigh Harold's row house on ih«
Shop next t o Davie’s barber shop. Kingston road is rapidly going up un­
Third St. Stayton. L. A. Messing.
der the competent direction of Grant
Murphy, with Archie Bates as assist­
ant.
F«r Sale *r Exchange tor Stock. A The new residence is of the popular
tine home In Stayton with five acres of bungalow style of architecture 26x40,
land, all tn cultivation. Fruit r.n i ber­ and has five rooms with hath and clo­
ries of all kinds. 4 room bungalow and sets, built in Dutch kitchen, colonade
all necessary outbuildings, a l l new. between the dining room ami living
just outside of city lindts and on main room. The hnuso is modern in every
road. See or write W. B. Allis, Stay- respect, as the water supply is from a
ton.
6-3x
well on the side hiil siphoned to the
house.
The house has a fine concrete base­
ment lid\2n. with cement floor.
The frame and walls are up and the
carpenters are putting on the roof to­
day.
Notwithstanding t h e incle­ It is expected that the new home
ment weather, quite a large ; will be ready for occupancy about Ju-
C ole S c h o o l
number of the people of the Cole
district, o n May 1 4. brought
boxes and baskets o f eatables
such as the ladies of the country
know how to prepare to tempt
the delicate appetite. And as
there were several of that sort
present, the feasting was rather
lengthy. The house w a s full
and about an hour and a half
was spent in an old fashioned
visit and sociable chats.
After
which the pupils entertained the
company with a few selections
o f songs recitations, dialogues
and songs.
ly l.
TO-NIGHT:
I .-C’-v-1
TOWN
‘ M ILLION D O LLA R ’ M Y S T E R Y " Mo Y ,
The Most Popular Phatj Play of tin Tiianhousar Productions
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Peanuts ami Post Cards at Sloper's.
laHlie Croisant and wife of LyoAi
and Mra. O. M. Baker and daughter of
Jacob Spaniol made a business trip Kingston were Stayton visltnra Mon­
day.
to Salem Tuesday.
P. Deidrich made a businei
Portland this week.
trip to
Norman Davie visited friends in
lent the first of the week.
The C.O.F. of Stayton held an initt-
lion meeting Monday night. Clarence
Forrette was the candidate > iho rode
the goat.
Geo. Downing atarled for Detroit
yesterday where he will have charge of
Martha Washington Juliets $2.00 at
| the pack train into the Itrcitcnbush
the Lancefietd Shoe Store.
Hot Springa.
W. H. Barber and wife of Linn Co.
Nicotine Rose Spray beat for roses
were Stayton visitora today.
at Sloper'a.
BUSINESS MEN ASKED TO
CLOSE DECORATION DAY
All standard brands tooth paste
at the Sloper Drug Store.
D o n ’t F o rg e t th e
D anes a t
B eau-
The business men are asked to close c h a m p 's H all S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
their stores from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. on
Mrs. Byron Robertson spent Sunday
Monday, May 31. in observance of the
annual Decoration Day. A program visiting relatives in Stayton.
by the school will be rendered at the
Miss Mabel Gardner of Salem spent
Opera House at 10 a. m. of that day.
A complete program wili lie published Sunday with home folks here.
in next week’s Mail.
Dick Richardson was over to the cap­
ital city on business yesterday.
ATTEND CONVENTION
Mr. Lester Louis a n d Miss Geo. Spaniol, J. A. VanHandel and
Ruth Fuson rendered some in­ W. F. Klecker attended a meeting of
strumental selections.
the C.O.F. at Gervais Sunday. About
twenty a l s o went from Sublimity,
This occasion marked the clos­ among whom was John Zuber, one of
ing: event of the school year.
the trustees of the state camp which
We were sorry that a number met at Woodburn the same day.
of the parents could not meet
with us. Also, the pupils, Har­
old Darby, Jack Meiser, a n d
Wilber Dart on account of sick-
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ness were not present.
NOTICE
Denius Caldwell left Baker City Sun*
! day night for New York City with a
trainload of horses f o r the French
, Government.
Use Chloride of Lime to destroy foul
odors. The best full strength Chloride
of Lime can be purchased at Beau­
champ's 2 cans for 25c.
Chris Silbernagel, John Lockner,
Wm. Brotherton, John Thomas and
Herman Marking were Stayton visitor»
from Jordan this week.
N o rth S a n t ia m
BIRTHDAY PARTY
F. N. Tate of Portland is here visit­
Wm. Pettit calcimined two rooms of
I. 0 . Alsman spent Sunday a t
ing
at the home of his parents Mr. and
the D. M. Doll house in the east part
Mrs. W. H. Tate east of Sublimity.
Turner.
of
town
Tuesday.
A very pleasant birthday party was
Mr. Tate is a Portland Contractor and
John Miller is reported on th e | held at the Roy Nendel home on Sun- j
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.
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expects to make a bid on the new
: day. The occasion was the birthday of j Assure yourself of good candy either j school house here,
sick list this week.
! the host, his little brother Clinton and to eat or to treat. Buy Beauchamp’s
I
Geo. Brower and family expect Archie Smuek.
and be assured of such purity.
T. H. Thomas drove over from Jor­
to leave soon for Idaho where he About twenty were present, and in­
dan Saturday and his wife returned
cluded Wm. Nendel and family, T. J.
will work on the Gov. ditch.
Mrs. Wolf and children of West Stay- with him Sunday. Mrs. Thomas has
Ware and family, Ward Holford and
Harry Scofield is quite s i c k wife, Miss Nora Crabtree and Mrs. ton were visiting at the Van Ermen been in Stayton over two months with
home here Tuesday.
her mother Mrs. Cox, who is now able
Smuck and children.
with the measles.
to be up and around.
Paul McClellan of West Stay-
Elbert Tate who has been working in
R. P. Phillips, one of the pioneers of
Portland is visiting home folks in the Oregon, and a prominent farmer of the
ton is visiting with his brother
Waldo Hills this week.
Happy Hollow country eHst of Sublim­
Thomas at Corvallis.
ity, was in Stayton Monday. He was
More rain, more rest, but my
Mrs. H. Lilly and Miss June Kearns ai-rompamed hy his son J. W. Phillips
how the weeds do grow,
Alvin Burns, Walter Garrison attended the graduation of nurses in who made the Mail office a pleasant
call.
and Marion Fresh spent Sunday Salem last Friday night.
E. L. McNeil, contractor and builder
in Salem.
ADMINISTRATRIX’ NOTICE
Inquire at Sloper’s for O.A.C. informs- and J . J. Walker o f Albany were in
J. J. Staiger and family spent tion on the Cabbage & Radish maggot our city y«»terday looking over the
Sunday with his parents at Tri- that is devastlng your crop.
! si,e for the new h,Kh school building.
NOTICE is hereby given that the un- um ph.
j Mr. McNeil expects to put in a bid
Dr.
Chas.
and
Al
Korinek
and
Ray
dersigned has been duly appointed by
for the construction of the building.
C. P. Darst spent several days and Sammy Ewen motored down from | Mr. Walker is a brother-in-law of Geo.
the County Court of the State of Ore­
Portland
Sunday
for
a
day’s
visit
with
gon for the County of Marion as Ad­ this week fishing on Silver Creek.
Keeck of this city.
relatives here.
ministratrix of the estate of J. W.
Albert Frank butchered some
$100 R e w a r d , $100
James, Deceased, and that she has du­
is ■ p w
a p e ir r ■ will
A pair of stockings free with every T h e re a d ■ e rs ■ ■ o f ■ ■ th ■
■ ■ ■ hS
■
fine porkers Monday.
ly qualified as such Administratrix.
§ leased to le a rn t h a t th e re la a t lea at on*
pair
of
childrens
shoes
the
rest
ot
this
Traded
dise
ase
t
h
a
t
science
h
a
s
been
A ll persons having claims against the
able to e uro In a ll Its stag es, a n d th a t Is
J. T. Hunt and wife spent Sun­ month. Laneefield Cash Shoe Store.
estate of said decedent a r e hereby
C a ta rrh . H a ll's C a ta r r h C ure Is th e only
positive c u re now know n to th e m edical
day
with
their
son
at
Union
Hill.
notified, to present the same, duly ver­
fra te rn ity . C a ta r r h being a c o n stitu tio n a l
disease, re q u ire s a c o n stitu tio n a l tr e a t­
ified, to me at my home, near West
E. C. Downing and family vis­ HORSES FOR SALE
m e n t B a ll s C a ta rrh Curo Is ta k e n In­
Stayton, in Marion County, Oregon,
a lly , a c tin g d ire c tly upon th e blood
ited Sunday at the B. Wagner Anything from 1100 to 16u0 lbs. Ad­ tern
and m ucous su rfa c e s o f th o system , th e re ­
within six months from the date of
dress H. L. Snackenburg, Gooch, Ore. by
d e stro y in g th o fou n d atio n of th o dls-
home.
a n d g iv in g th e p a tie n t s tre n g th by
a
this notice.
n g g u u p p th
th e e c c o o n n stitu
s t lt i tio
" n a n d a ssistin g
Dated at Salem, Oregon, May 19,
Mrs. J. W. Mayo was an Albany vis­ n a tu re In doing Its w ork. T ho pro p rieto rs
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so
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itor Monday night. She was making1 a ers t h a t th e y offer O ne S H m undred
D o llars
C o o k in g U p a R e aso n .
for
a
n
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s
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It
fa
lls
to
cure.
Bend
Louisa M. James, Adminis-
Nan- I like a play with a stirring short visit with her sister Mrs. Day of ‘ >r list of testim onials.
tratnx of the Estate of J. W. plot. Kan -That's the kind that thick­ Southern Oregon who has been in the A d d re ss F . 3 . C H E N E Y A C O ., T o le d o , O hio,
6-20
Bold hy n il D rn g trts ts , 75e.
James, Deceased.
6-17
hospital there.
ens, Isn't It?—Chicago Tribune.
Hall's Family Fills for constipation.
R o ck
The photo ploy that is taken from America's most popular
Monthly Magazine, The Cosmopolitan
5 reels Sunday Night 5 reels
“ T H E G R EAT MINE DISASTER”
This is an intensely interesting Photo play. Miss it and you will
regret it as it is a wonderful production.
Star Theatre
The place of the FHckerless Picture
W O O L
Wc arc in the nmrkvt at all tunes
fur nil kinds of Wool, and will
pay Highest Market Price for
Fame. We Buy Sheep Pelts
Wool seeks furnished, and (In .'«
twine (nr sale. Bring us y o u r
wool and get the top prier We
ii c it in our business. We pay
one cent a pound higher Until
market price if taken in trade
for woolen goods.
Cough on and you will be snulfed out.
Thos. Becker started for San Fran­
cisco this week to take in the Exposi­
tion. He may go from there to the
SURPRISE DINNER
Those having the highest aver­
Miss
Maude
Morton
of
Salem
is
mak-1
■**! return by way of the Panama
age in the final examination a re,1
extended
visit
at
the
Brown,
Canal.
'
ing
an
Maysel Montgomery, Elsie Lim­ A very pleasant time was had at the
home.
beck and Dorris Meiser.
W. J. Hewett home east of town on j
- . ...
San-Tox Service will please you at
Sunday
last.
The
occasion
was
the
Frank
Williams
of Silver Creek Falls Sloper’s.
With the exception of three all
■ 78th birthday of J. R. Lake, Mrs. ( was trading with Stayton merchants
made their grades.
| Hewett’s fatner.
, this week.
“QUALITY FIRST AT BEAUCHAMPS’’
Those present were: S. S. Lake and j
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If at first you don’t succed try,
Our
borax is exceptionally pure and
wife, M. Malone and wife, A. Laffnon
Densmore & Thomas shipped a car
try again.
particulary
desirable for bathing pur­
and family, W. Lake and wife, Noah 0f fat hogs and sheep from West Stay-
poses. Softens the water and effec­
Kirkpatrick and wife, Merton Mack ton today.
tively removes perspiration and odors.
and family, Archie Kimsey and family
15c pkg.
and Miss Audrey Frame.
Chas. and Jno. Smith of Aumsville
spent Sunday visiting at the Henry
FOR SALE— A Bargain
Smith home.
CLARK-MARTIN
Good 3-room house on a good 1-2 A.
J. S. McLaughlin left Tuesday
T. H. Thomas and son Clare visited All cleared, close in. Price $615.—
for Newport as a delegate to at­
at the home of Jos. Turnridge of Mill $300 cash, bal. $9 per mo. if taken at
tend the I. 0 . 0 . F. Grand As- Wm- Clark, a farmer near Mill City City Friday.
once. Inquire at the Mail office. 6-10
Bembly at that place.
and Mrs* Alice Martin, daughter of
John Lake of this city were married at
Miss Hazel Lambert of Mt. Pleasant PRIMERS ATTENTION
Mary Jarvis Of Eugene came her home in Stayton at 8 o’clock Friday spent the week-end at the F. H. Downs
home Sunday eve to visit a few evening. May 14, by Justice Grier, of home visiting.
j We want y°ur fat • tock- hoK8. »Heep
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and spring lambs. We will pay the
days with her mother at t h i s Stayton-
fe
an{j
,jaUKbtcr
(Jf
possible market price, and guar-
The couple will make their home on
John Bender, wi
place.
Densmore A
the groom’s farm near Mill City.
Jordan were trading with Stayton mer­ antee g o o d weights.
Thomas,
Stayton
Cash
Produce
Co. tf
Violet and George Thomas are
chants Tuesday.
down with the measles.
“ EXPLO ITS OF E L A IN E " No. 5
Mrs C. A. Luthy is reported im­
proving rapidly from her operation and
it ia possible that ahe may lie brought
home Sunday.
Take a good cold remedy and you can i
sniff at all colds. Hmurhamp's Cold
Tablets and White Ihne & Tsr will fix
any cold—Cold Tablet» 2T h \ cough rem­
Harold Murphy and a party of friends edy 25c, 50c & $1.00 at Beauchamp’s.
motored over from Salem Sunday.
Mrs. H. J. Mutschier and son Harry
Mrs. Elsie Potter of Mill City was and Mrs. E. T. Matthieu visited with
visiting her parents here Tuesday.
Mrs. Matthieu's sister in Salem Sun­
day and Monday.
Miss Bertha Schaefer of Linn county
W. H. Sloper and wife of Salem ac­
was visiting relatives here Tuesday.
companied by their granddaughter Ber­
Riley Thomas, has been visiting at nice visited at the J. E. Sloper borne
the Marion Thomas home near Albany. i Saturday and Sunday.
The Stayton Auto Truck was over­
hauled in Salem last week bv Guv Slo­
_
Bids will be accepted up to 6 p. m. per.
The per cent Of attendance for June 5, for the janitor work for School
Misses Ella Williams and Alma Phill­
the year has not gone below 93. Dist. 77 for the coming school year
,
,
.
, during the time school is in session, 6 ips visited friends in Sublimity yester­
Those having no absent mark? dayg a week- Duties to be defined by day.
during the year are Carl Krasch-■; the board and principal. Board re-
newski. Crystal Bates, Carl Lirn- serves the right to reject any or all Our Dyspepsia Tablets will relieve
you of dyspepsia and will make your
W. Richardson, Clerk.
beck and Winnie and Nina Dar- bida-
food more valuable to you, 50c box at
by.
Beauchamp’s.
Saturday Night:
Custom Work'Youi wool can ed into baits lor comforters and maltiessrs
WILBUR WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY, STAYTON, OREGON.
Why Drudge ?
At the wash board wehn you can
get your work done for a trifle by
machinery. Try our plan below.
WET WASH, 50c
ROUGH DRY, 2 1-2c per lb.
ALL KINDS OF FINISHED WORK A SPECIALTY
Prompt Delivery
Two Times Weekly
C. W. D UNAGAN,
A
STAYTON, OREGON
H o s t A s to u n d in g
SUBSCRIPTION OFFER
The best family daily paper in the state and your
own home weekly paper for
$ 3.25
The Daily Portland Telegram
AND
The Stayton Mail
Both One Year for
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This offer w ill be in force from now until July i^,
and may be taken advant lge of by old or new sub­
scribers. Good only until July 15, 1915.
P o in t
N O T IC E T O C O N T R A C T O R S
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Directors of
School District No. 77, Stayton, Oregon, until the hour of 7 p. m.
on the 28th day of May, 1915, f o r t h e erection h n d
completion of a High School building, according to plans and specifi­
cations prepared hy Charles H. Burggraf, architect, Albany, Ore­
gon. All bids must be accompanied by u certified check payable
to “School District No. 77, Stayton, Oregon,” for the sum of
$200.00, as a guarantee that the contractor will furnish an approv­
ed bond equal to 50 per cent of the contract within ten days after
awarding the contract.
All bids must be made out on blank proposals for the same.
Blanks furnished upon application, by the clerk or architect. Plans
and specifications may be seen at Clerk’s office, Stayton, at T. M.
Barr’s, Salem, or at the architect’s office, Albany.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
By order of School Board No. 77, Stayton, Oregon.
Ilenry Smith, Chairman,
W. Richardson, Clerk
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