Announcement lor Second Annual
School Children’s
THE STAYTON MAIL EVERGREEN BLACK-
Puhlluhtfd «very Thunuiay by
—
BERRIES
w a n t ed
Entered sa «cromi cium matterai thr
poatoffice at Stayton, Marion, county,
Wo will pay at the rate of IJe. per
Orrgon, under thn act of Congrua of
pound for all freah picked evergreen
March .'I, 1879.
blarkberrioa delivered at the following
place«.
SUHSCHIPTIOyS, SI 00 par y a a r
At the Baldwin place near Met.ama,
Addreaa all cunununicationa lo
or at any point on the Mohaina road
TI1KSTAYTON MAIL
from Baldwin*« to Stayton.
In Stayton at Paul Fehlen’a place.
Alao at any point on the Stayton*
Aurnaville road.
A truck will collect the berriei each
Physician and Surgeon
day, beginning Thuraday, Auguat 5.
Will pay once a week.
OREGON
STAYTON.
For further information a e e Paul
Fehlun, the Slayton Mall or the under­
signed. Collins St Starr, Brooks, Ore.
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M .D.
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN: AND SURGEON
JS t a y t o n , O rkgon
Wilbur N. Fintier, D.M.D.
DENTIST
Office Over Stayton Stata Bank
Phono 2152
Slav ton. Ore
G. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc.
Veterinarian
Treats all domestic animals, also
applies the Tuberculin test.
Telephone 8x7
O ffic e at
STAYTON
HOW’S THIS?
Stayton will soon be fueding Salem
if shipments of hams etc. from the
Seatak & Thomas Meat Market and
bread from C. E. Kramer’s Stayton
Bakery continue. It la quite a regular
thing to see food stuff of the manu­
factured sort go to the Capital City
now-*-daya. I«t it continue, maybe I
Salem will make up aome day and put
that long delayed electric line to Stay-
ton and tap the richest part of Marion
County.
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The Bargain Rate o n t h e Daily
Statesman has been extended to Au­
guat 14. Until that time you can get
the Daily for $3.00 a year. Less than
a cent a copy. Better see the Stayton
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Mail at once and renew your okl sub­
•NOTARY PUBLIC
scription or hand in yoUr money for a
Abstracts and Probate Work a Special tv new.
t
Office Over Deidrich’s Hardware Store.
S. H. HELTZEL
J. M. R IN G O -T hos . HIRST
OREGON
V. A. GOODE
LAWYER and NOTARY PUBUC
Conscientious Attention Given to all
Legal Business.
Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg.
HIZZ
BLA ì M IT O W N ,
IOWA
HIZZ
TINWORK and
PLUMBING
Bath Tubs, Lavatories and
all Sanitary fittings— Farm-
ers-W e carry a line of
pumps, leader water sys­
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
E y e s B lu r
When Reading ?
If so Glasses are needed to
overcome the strain— Let me
help you,
Dr. C. B. O’Neill,
OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN
Suite 11
Bush Bank Bldg., Salem, Or. Phone 625 ;
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
JACOB SPANIOL
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
SESTAK
&
TH OM AS,
Proprietors.
Fresh, Salt & Cured Meats
Lard & Creamery Butter.
Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock
Lulay Bros. & Co.
Contractors A Builders
Dwelling houses a specialty
Let us figure on your build­
ings
We can save you money
A Rood job gaurqnteed
Phone 77
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ROLK’S ^
OREGON And W A SH IN G TO N 1
Business Directory “
A D ire c to r y o f e a ch C ity. T ow n and
V illa s « . s lv ln c d e e o rlp tlv » «V etch o f
ea ch p la ce, loca tion , p op u la tion , tele-
(r S p h . a h lp p ln x and b a n k in g p o in t;
alao Claaelfled D irectory , c o m p ile d by
bualneaa an d profeaalon.
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RULES
1.
rout a co.,
skattlk
Exhibitors will be divided into two classes.
Class A- Those past their 14th birthday.
Claaa B—Those under their 14th birthday.
Any person of school age is eligible.
2. Every exhibitor is expected to plant, cultivate,
and harvest crops, care for poultry, and must make
with no other help than advice, hia or her own me­
chanical, needlework, cooking and canning exhibits.
3. A signed statement to this effect will be requir­
ed of each exhibitor.
4. Parents and teachers are asked to co-operate in
securing absolute honesty on the part of exhibitors.
5. No pupil shall make more than one entry for
each prize.
6. Exhibits should be brought to the building on
September 23.
7.
Open to all districts In Marion and Linn Cos.
8. In case of no competition, prize will be award­
ed st the discretion of the judges.
For further information and entry blanks.
Write to Jure Kearns, Sec.. Stayton, or
Apply at The Stayton Mail office.
P R E M IU M S
Field Corn 10 ears
Mdse Lilly Hardware Co
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
legal voters of School District No. 77
of Marion County, State of Oregon,
that a SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
of said District will be held at School
Building on the 21 day of Auguat, 1915
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for the
following objects: To levy a tax for
the following estimated budget for the
ensuing school term.
SCHOOL BUDGET
Teachers salaries
15440.00
Furniture
600.00
Apparatus & incidentals
200.00
Library books
75.00
Janitor *
300.00
Janitor supplies
40.00
Fuel
225.00
Light
75.00
Clerks salary
25.00.
Postage and stationery
50.00
Walks and grading
500.00
Interest on bonds
1068.00
Total
$8598.00
Estimated receipts from
County and State
2700.00
Balance
$5898.00
and for a sinking fund to pay bonded in­
debtedness.
Dated this 14 day of July 1915.
Attest: W.Richardson, District Clerk.
E. M. Olmsted, Chairman
8-19
Board of Directors.
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Y»\ o»i :• Quo Hundred Dollars Re>
rerd for any caso of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Hall'a Catarrh
Cure.
F . J. C H E N E Y & CO.. Toledo, O.
tVe, tlio un lcrrlsncd, have known F. J.
Cheney to r the last IS years, nnd believe
him perfectly h onirablo In nil bualneaa
transactions end financially ablo to carry
out ary obligations mrula b y hla (lrm.
NATION AL B A N K OI COMMERCE,
Toledo. O.
H all’ s Catarrh Cbro Is taken Internally,
letlng directly upon tho blood nnd mu-
;ous s u -fa c is o f tho system. Testimonials
lent free. Prlro 73 oents per bottle. Sold
ly p H DruT'rlets.
Take UaU’a Fam ily Pills
for constipation.
Lot 1
$1.60
1.00
.50
1.50
1st
4«
44
2nd
3d
Cash
B 1st Mdse Peter Deidrich
4«
44
2d
3d
Cash
1.00
.50
Sweet Corn 10 ears
Mdse Mayo’s Cash Store
A
1st
2d
B 1st
2d
44
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Lot 2
1.50
44
1.00
Fisher A Richardson •
44
44
1.50
1.00
Pop Corn 10 ears
Ut
Mdse Klecker’s Mdse Store • 1.50
44
44
1.00
Cash
.50
Mdse Luthy’s Jewelry Store
1.60
t4
44
1.00
Cash
.50
Watermelon one
Lot
Mdse Gehlen’s Cash Store
1.00
44
4 4
m
.60
44
Gardner St Hobson
1.00
44
44
.60
Muckmelon one
Lot
Cash Stayton State Bank
1.00
44
4 4
.50
44
Farmers & Merchants Bk 1.00
44
44
.60
Squash one
Lot
Cash S. H. Heltzel
1.00
44
44
.60
1.00
Cash
.60
1st
2d
3d
B 1st
2nd
3d
A
1st
2d
B 1st
2d
A
1st
2d
B 1st
2d
A
1st
2d
B 1st
2d
A
1st
2d
B 1st
2d
A
1st
2d
3d
Mdse
Pumpkin one
J. A. Hendershort
3
4
5
6
1.00
Mdse
Cash
Potatoes 10
V. P. Lancefield
Cash
Cash
Mdse Jacob Spaniol
Cash
Cash
A
.50
Ut 8
2.00
1.00
.50
•
2.00
1.00
.50
Cabbage two
S Cash
Cash
1st
2d
Lot 9
1.00
.50
B Same as Class A
Onions 10
Mdse Stayton Housetur Co -
A
1st
2d
3d
II
44
Cash
B 1st
Mdse Konnek & Mielke
’’
Gehlen’s Cash Store
"
Gardner & Hobson
2d
3d
Lot 10
1.50
1.00
.50
1.50
1 .0 0
.50
Special Prise by W. H. Harris 1.00
10 best Yellow Danver Onions open to all
A & B
1st
Cash
Tomatoes 10
Mack & Shepherd
U t 11
1.25
.75
.50
Mdse
Bird House
Hammond-Bishop C<>.
U t 12
1.25
.75
. .50
2d
3d
B
1st
2d
,
3d
A
1st
2d
3d
A
1st
2d
3d
B 1st
2d
3d
Cabinet Work
Dictionery, J. H. Gill & Co -
Mdse Brown-Petzel Co
4 4
4 4
U t 14
1.50
1.00
.50
Sack flour Geo. Spaniol
Dr. H. A. Beauchamp, M. D.
1.50
1st
1.00
44
A & B
1st
Mdse
’•
2d
A
1 .0 0
Bread one loaf
Sack flour A. D. Gardner -
Cash
Breakfast food A. D. Gardner
Cake one
A & B
1st
Mdse Sloper’s Drug Store
II
14
2d
Cash
Set
3d
U t 13
3.50
1.50
.60
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m
U t 15
1.60
1 00
.60
Pie one
U t 16
Beauchamp’s Drug Store 1.50
“
1.00
Cash
.50
Machine Made Dress
Mdse Mrs. Dena Mack
U t 20
1.60
«4
4«
Cash
Darning 3 pieces
Cash
44
44
1.00
.60
Lot 21
1.00
.50
.26
Bast Display of Flowers
Lot 22
Open to all, old or young
1st
Quadruple plate mirror by Barr’s
Jewelry Store, Salem
7.50
2d
Assortment of Selected R o m Cut­
tings from Quaker Nursery O , Salem 4.00
POULTRY Trio o f each kind
ARB
Plymouth Rock
Lot 23
1st
Cask
1.00
44
2d
.60
ARB
Rhode Island Red
Lot 24
1st
Cash
1.00
44
2d
.50
ARB
Leghorns
Lot 25
1st
1.00
2d
cf
.50
ARB
Orpington
Lot 26
1st
Cash
1.00
44
2d
.50
ARB
Wyandotte*
Lot 27
1st
Cash
1.00
44
2d
.60
ARB
Canned Fmit 6 kinds
Lot 17
1st
Mdse Wilbur Woolen Mills - 2.50
2d
“
E. D. Alexander
1.50
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3d
1.00
ARB
Jelly 2 glasses
Lot 18
1st
Cash
.75
44
2d
.60
44
3d
.25
A
Hand Made Apron
Lot 19
1st
Assortment Purola toilet prep-
aration by Blumauer-Frank Drug Co
2.00
2d
Cuh
1.00
44
3d
.50
B Ut
1 doz cans Pork R Beans Pre-
ferred Stock by Allen & Lewis
1.50
2d
Cash
.75
3d
.50
”
X
.
ARB
Best Pen Any Breed
Lot 28
1st
1 doz cans Pork R Beans, i ’»«,
ferred Stock, by Allen R Lewis 1.50
2d
9 cans same as 1st
1.00
6 «.
3d
.75
6 “
«
4th
.75
8 “
“
5th
.40
ARB
DUCKS Pekic
Lot 29
1st
Cuh
1.00
4a
2d
.50
ARB
Indian Runner
Lot 30
1st
Cuh
1.00
44
2d
.50
ARB
Turkayt
Lot 31
1st Nursery Stock Yakima Nursery Co 3.00
««
4«
2d
2.00
ARB
Beet Pig
Lot 32
1st
Cuh Sestak R Thomas
2.00
2d
Cash
1.00
ARB
But Display Rabbits
Lot 33
Special-Trio Rufus Red Belgian Hares
by Jos. Ripp, Sublimity
A
Best Specimen Embroidery
Lot 34
1st
Cuh
1.00
4 e
2d
.60
B
Same as Class A
ARB
Biscuits
Lot 35
1st
è doz Snowflake Sodas
2d
i doz Assorted biscuits, Pacific
Coast Biscuit Co.
A
1st
Ut 7
1.00
.50
B 1st
2d
3d
P. 0. Box 198
S T A Y T O N , OREGON .
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STAYTO N, OREGON
A
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A D O U C I!
September 24-25
1915
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STAYTON
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
BARGAIN RATE EXTENDED
S ta yton Stablen
2d
3d
A * B
1st
2d
3J
2d
A
1st
2d
M B
1st
2d
3d
Beat Home Made Hat
U t 36
1 doz cans Golden West Salad
Dressing Pow., Clouet & Devers 1.25
i doz pkgs Tea, by same
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1.00
Butter 2 lb roll
U t 37
1 doz Golden West Msbud ext.,
Closset & Devers, Portland 1.50
1 doz cans Golden West Salad
1.25
Dressing Powder
Canned Vegetables 3 jars
U t 38
i case Otter Brand Minced Clams
Hudson & Gram, Portland
2.00
I
case of same
1.00
i
”
1.00
SPECIAL PRIZES
Open to persons of all ages
Best Collection of Fancy Needle Work U t 39
Not less than 5 pieces
1st
Ladies Toilet set value $10.00 by
Gardner St Keene, Jewelers, Salem
2d
Cash
2.00
3d
”
1.00
Open to all
Canned Fruit 3 kinds
U t 40
1 doz Economy qt. jars for best display
packed in Economy jars by Wadhams &
Kerr Bros., Portland
Open to all Canned Vegetables 3 kinds U t 41
1 doz Economy qL jars for best display
packed in Economy jars by Wadhams &
Kerr Bros., Portland
Open to all
Canned Meats 2 kinds
U t 42
1 doz | gal Economy jars for best display
packed in Economy jars by Wadhams &
Kerr Bro3., Portland
Open to all Best Col. Farm Products
U t 43
1st
Babcock Milk Tester by DeLaVal
Dairy Supply Co., Seattle
2d
Mdse Portland Seed Co
-
2.50
3d
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1.50
Open to all
Home Baking
U t 44
1st Fancy Pendleton Blanket by Salem
Woolen Mill Store value
8.50
2d
Cash
2.00
3d
*’
1.00
Open to all
SPECIAL
Lot 45
Best Collection of Vegetables grown in any
school district outside of Stayton District.
1st Cabinet of weights and measure by
Milton Bradley School Supply Co. of San
Francisco value
-
10.00
2d Milk tester by Columbia Supply
Co., Portland value
-
6.00
Open to all
SPECIAL
U t 46
Best Collection of Art Work
1st
Cuh
4.00
2d
’’
2.00
3d
’* ,
1.00
A small admission o f
10 cents will b e
charged all except school children to help
defray the expenses of the Fair.
Union Hill
Floyd Humphreys and wife
were guests at the Elwin Carter
home Sunday eve.
Mrs. Wm. Stevely and son.
Willie, and Miss Edna Johnson
were visiting at the Chas. Peters
home Sunday.
Miss Dora Rabens returned
home Saturday after a week’s
visit with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Cornish at Stay-
ton.
Adolph Heater and family and
Walter Heater and family motor­
ed to Wilhoit Springs Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas
and family visited at the George
Thomas home Sunday.
Mrs. P. Heater of Silverton
visited with her daughter. Mrs.
Matheny, the past week.
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(Too late for last week)
Mrs. W. F. Nesbit o f Castle
Rock, Wash, is visiting at her
sister’s Mrs. W. D. Hurt this
week.
Jas. Thomas and wife were
Stayton visitors Monday even­
ing.
Mrs. Jos. Klecker o f Stayton
visited at the J. Thomas home.
Mrs. W. E. Tate and children
were visitors at the W. D. Hurt
home, Friday.
Road work is completed until
fall, when extensive rock roads
will be built
Rock Point
.
Mrs. Norris Hunt visited rel-
atives in Salem last week.
Mrs. J. J. Staiger spent the
week-end in Salem.
Mrs. V. H. Read of Portland
spent the week-end at the EL C.
Downing home.
E. C. Downing, Geo. Read, of
Aumsville and Ross and G u y
Read motored to Silver Creek
Falls Sunday.
John Kintz has the rock crush-
er running this week.
Miss Alice Baird of Iowa i s
visiting Mrs. Jennie Downing.
The Farmers are busy haying
and cutting grain.
(Too late for last week)
Mrs. Albert Frank and daugh­
ter Ida returned home Sunday
after spending two weeks visit­
ing at the L. 0. Reynolds home
near Alpine.
T. J. Hill returned from the
Hot Springs Saturday.
C. P. Darst took a load o f
porkers t o Salem W’ednesday
and stayed over to s e e t h e
Liberty Bell.
Genivieve Patton visited at the
J. T. Hunt home a few days this
week.
W. H. Downing attended the
picnic at Selah Springs Saturday,
a good time but a small crowd.
HANDICAPPED
This is the Case With Many Stayton
People.
Too manv Stayton citizens are handi­
capped with bad backs. The unceas­
ing pain causes constant misery, mak­
ing work a burden and stooping or lift­
ing an impossibility. The back aches
a t night, preventing refreshing rest
I and in the morning is stiff and lame.
Plasters and linaments may give relief
j but cannot reach the cause if the kid-
! neys are weak. To eliminate the pains
and aches of kidney backache you must
cure the kidneys.
Doan’ s Kidney Pills are for disorder­
ed kidneys
The following statement should con­
vince every Stayton reader of their
efficiency.
John 1. Conger, prop, printing shop,
845 N. Seventeeth St., Salem. Ore.,
says: “ My back got weak and sore and
my kidneys did not act as they should.
A t times I could hardly straiglcn.
Knowing about Doan’s Kidney Pill.«, I
got a supply and they gave me rei ef
from the first They rid me in a short
time of kidney trouble.’ ’
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’ t sim­
ply ask for a kidney remedy tret
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Conger had. Foeter-Miibutn Co.,
Props., Buffalo. N. Y.
TRESSPASS NOTICES—Printed on
strong wliite muslin, for sale at thg
Stayton Mail office.
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