The Stayton mail., September 30, 1915, Image 6

tM M B WSm
Sluper sells Blue Vitriol and Fornai- Hev. F. S. Lawrence ot Salem will
preach in the Baptist church next Sun­
dehyde.
day, October 3, both morning and even-
••Who Pays"? There is no credit. in«.
we all pay.
ally. Chocolates, Caramels made at
the Bakery.
'1
Supplìes
School
at Beauchamp's.
The New DODCE CAR oo exhibition at
P. Deitfrich's, Station.
Fresh Candies at the Bakery.
Jos. Hirzsiefen left for hit home in
Chicago this morning after a pleasant
The new DODGE CAR on exhibition visit of several weeks with relatives
here.
at P. Leidrich’s, Stay ten.
I. B. Carter and son l litTord were W. W. Elder and family will arrive
in Stayton soon. They will occupy
Stayton visitors yesterday.
their property in the eastern part of
John Goodman of St. Johns was here town.
o i business a few days this week.
Who Pay» ? ? ? ? ?
it is reported that a Dr. Sand, Chi­
ropractor, will soon move to Stayton.
Mrs. E. Roy and Miss Malara Sestak
left
TuesJay for Portland where they
'Who Pays” Will decide for your- will visit
a few days at the Albert Roy
self.
home.
W. S. Hosford ar.d wife of Sisters Mrs. A. J. Chance went to Albany
spent the week-end at the O. J. Ruble Monday
to attend the funeral of her
home.
brother-in-law, John Chance, h e l d
Tuesday.
Pies, cakes, cookies and a cup of hot
c iffee at the Bakery. Just what you Arnold Smallwood and wife who have
want.
been visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Kramer left the first of the week for
Miss Eva Stewart left Tuesday for Roseburg.
Scotts Mills where s h e will teach
school.
Hot drinks and cold drinks at Hen-
dershott’s.
Peanut Brittle and Taffy at Hender-
shott’s.
Have your picture taken by experts.
Trover & Weigel, Saturday and Sun­
J. Cuckleburg and wife of Salem vis­ day only. tf.
ited a few hours at the Young nome
Sunday.
T H E G A M F O F LIFE.
Plav ihe game I Plav it fair,
hut play it all the lime to win. W e
are not here to whine and com­
plain. to stay down because we are
knocked down, to blame the in­
equalities ol the ground or the un­
fairness ol the umpire. W here
there are no i! flvultie* there can
be no victories. W e are here to
win il we can in every condition
that confronts us. to do our best in
anv case, and to do it to the end.
Th* Lion's Jump.
A Hon In a Jungle will Jump twenty
five or thirty feet from a standing
start.
Rain and tho Scot.
I*r. John Waison (Inn Maclnreni »aid
“Never ask a Scotchman If It Is rain
lug. I never heard a Scot admit thnt
rain was falling. What I have heard
hlui any Is that If It goes on as It
now It will turn out wet."
Queer Creatures.
There an» mien*scoplc creatures which
live lu n»of gutters and on the bark of
t rees and am known ns water bean
and wheel anliualculae. If allowed to
dry up under the microscope they can
he seen to shrivel Into shapeless mass­
es. which m ay la? kept for years unin­
jured In the dried state. On being
placed, a fter this long Interval, In wa
ter they gradually plump up. resume
their pro|H-r shape and move nbout in
search o f food Just as if nothing had
happened. M uch the sam e 1» true for
th e minute worms which, from the
sub stances lu which they lira, are
know n as paste and vinegar eels.—
W estm inster Gazette.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
GETS HIGHEST AWARDS
The Panama-Pni-ille Exposition Com­
pany has announced the presentation of
two "highest swards” lo the Southern
Pacific Company for its participation in
the Fair. One is the highest sward
for “railway track, equipment, motive
Power ami safety first appliances” and
the other is the highest rwsrd for tra­
ffic promotion. They come in the na­
ture of two banners, specifying why
they were given and bearing the official
Panama-Pacific ribbon.
The railway track, equipment, mo­
tive power and safety first appliances
of the railroad company are on exhibit
In the Transportation building, and in­
clude, among other things, the old C.-
P. Huntington, first Central Pacific lo­
comotive. In striking contrast to this,
one of the oldest locomotives In the
United Stales, is one of the Company’s
big Mallet engines used on the Teha-
chapi.
The traffic promotion exhibit is con­
tained in the Company's own building
ut the head of Palm Avenue near the
Fillmore Street entrance, here are
rest rooms for men and women, the
"Glade,’’ with a miniature reproduc­
tion of noted scenic spots along the
Southern Pacific, ticket offices and the
Sunset Theatre, with motion pictures,
illustrated lectures and organ recitals
daily. Visitors are Company's guests
everything being free.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
HELD MONTHLY MEETING
Sodium Compounds.
Saturday
Might:
3 act drama of the sea
"Rods
of
Wrath”
Eastland Steamship Disaster, the first
Authentic Picture of iho 1200 people who lost their lives. Sco it
5 Keels 5 ami 10c
SUNDAY NIGHT’S
Orchestra
PROGRAM
5 REELS
?
5 und 10c Orchestra
SOME SHOW
Star Theatre
Shoes for the Whole W retched Family
Dress Shoes, Work Shoes, School Shoos, Baby Shoes
Children's Shoes, Boys' Shoes, Men’s Shoes
and Ladies' Shoes
made of
Kid skin. Kangaroo skin, Calfskin, Mule skin, Morse skin,
Goat skin, Colt skin (we are out of henskins at present)
Warranted to wear quite awhile. Also a large supply of Wool
Sox of all kinds 25c and 50e pair. Work Shirts, 45c
Two common household essentials, The Christian Endeavor Society of
salt and baking powder, are very close­ the Christian Church held their regular
ly related, the latter depending upon monthly business meeting and social at
the former for Its existence. In other the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
words, without salt, or sodium chlo­ Kearns on Friday evening last.
ride. ns It Is technically termed, we The fore part of the evening was ta­
could not manufacture baking powder, ken up with the regular business of the
sodium bicarbonate, and would be sans society and the latter part in the play­
biscuits, bread, cakes, etc. There are
of games. There w h s a jolly crowd
many and diverse uses, however, for ing
present
and everyone enjoyed the even­
sodium compounds other than the com­ ing immensely.
Eat
The concluding fea­
mon use In baking, some of them be­
ing sodn water, soap and soap pow ture of the evening was the marshmal­
Sale is still in progress but today is ders. quinine, oxalic add. starch, pa low toast. The young ladies were giv­
Brewer’s Da-ry—
Lowney’s
the
lust day these goods can be obtain­ per. paint, glass, alum and In silk en names of flowers and the young men
For the best milk and cream on the
bleaching, cleaning and treating skins were requested to name their favorite
ed at j price.
10-21x
market.
and wool. In dynamite nnd textiles, aa flower and whatever lady held the flow­
Chocolates
I. W. Gardner returned Monday from The Mt-thodist Conference has ap­ well ns In many chemical compounds. er desired became the young man’s
partner
for
the
toast.
The
party
was
Insects' Sente of Smell.
Mill City after a two weeks visit at pointe i Rev. E. B. Lockhart of Salem,
The Best by Test. Re­
pastor at this place. Rev. Chandler IIow do Insects smell? Naturalists divided into groups of four about a
that place.
are agreed that they nre keenly sensi­ lamp and toasted their marshmallows.
will go to Sandy.
nowned and advertised
tive to certain odors, but they differ The next regular meeting will be
Trover & Weigel’s Studio in the Bak­
held
at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
L.
Sanders'
widely ns .o the organs with which
r—-a—,
, the World over. Anything
ery building is open every Saturday
they do it. The usual opinion baa in the country.
and Sunday.
tf.
you want in Candies. Oranges and Bananas on hand
been that their antennae serve them
as
do
our
noses.
But
Dr.
N.
E.
llcln-
all the time. Standard Brands of Tobaccos and Cigars.
L. A. Thomas is making some repairs New lot of Fountain Syringes, guar­
doo of the Washington bureau of en
on the .Vlt. Pleasant school house in anteed at Slopers.
Wc handle Confections and Tobaccos In large quantities
tomology points out that those which
Linn county.
See
Us First.
have no nntennae smell equally as well
Wanted--
as
those
which
have.
He
suggests
? ? Who Pays ? ?
About 30 bushels o f good milling that certain pores nt the bases of the
"
wheat. See Grant Murphy or phone wings and legs are their orgnns of Mrs. Mack’s millinery opening Satur-,
Tobacco Coupons
smell, for when these are covered with day, September 25, was a success in j
glue or vaseline they react to perfume« every sense of the word. A great I Redeemed in your own city at no cost for postage or registra­
plies. Koiaks at $1.25 each to $27.50 por Trade—80 acres of timber land, only In a very B lo w manner.—New York many women and children registered tion. Bring vour coupons to me, I have over $200.00 worth of
for the free hats and Mrs. W. F. Klec-
at Beauchamp’s.
free of incumbrance in Tillamook Co. World.
ker and little Marie Pancoaat were the premiums on hand now. Magazines and Newspapers.
He Knew His Staff.
for Stayton property. A. T. Brewer, When the
M. Camille Pelltan successful ones.
Walter Bevier of Gates spent the Stayton.
J. A. HENDENSHOTT, Proprietor,
10-7x founded La late
Justice, in conjunction
Mrs. Mack is always enterprising
week-end visiting at the home of his
with M. Clemencrnu. most of those em­
up-to-date, and has the best there i
Uncle, J. E. Yeoman.
GEM CONFECTIONERY
Almost, if not all of Stayton has, or ployed on the paper were ex-commu­ and
is
on
the market. Her new place is in '
’ ~
_
will visit the State Fair this week. nists and displayed remarkable Inde- the Roy
house on Third or Main Street
Hot Sandwiches, Coffee and Dairy i which is said to be the best in the his- pendence at work. M. Pellctan used
Lunch served until 1 a. m. Saturday j tory 0f Oregon,
to tell a story of one of the messen­
NOTICE OF ESTIMATE
night at the Bakery.
_____
FLOUR MILLS BURNS
gers appearing In the editor’s sanctum
FOR TRADE-A good two-seated and exclaiming. “I think you rang, M.
Mrs. J. C. Mayo of Spokane is mak- hac|{( to trade for a horse suitabla lo Clemencean." “I did not ring," was
Notice is hereby given that we the
Ing an extended visit at the home of work at a milk wagon, Brewer’s Da- the reply, “for If 1 had done so you The Salem Flouring Mills building in Persons holding Coupons for pictures undersigned
taxpayers, repre­
would
certainly
not
be
here.
What
Is
Salem burned Tuesday morning with a at the Trover-Weigel Studio are advis­ senting ten resident
her sen J. W. Mayo.
iry, Stayton, Ore.
per cent of the resident
10-7x the favor you want from me?”—Lon­ loss
of
about
$50,000.
ed to come in early to have the work taxpayers i n Road District No. 66,
The buiiding on the same spot was done
Miss Grace Hottinger will commence Otto Fischer arrived here from De­ don Chronicle.
as scon as possible. With Nov. Marion county, Oregon, hereby give
burned down 16 years ago. The loss is 1, 1915,
her school at the Klumb school house troit. Mich, for a few week’s visit here
Most Awkward.
the date limit of your contract, notice to the tax payers ol said dis­
on Monday October 4.
with his parents and other relatives. An old, steady going farmer was no partly covered by insurance.
only one month away, please realize trict, that there W ill be a meeting of
mstoraed to ride to the market town
| Hecame by way of the Exposition.
that we will be very busy the last the resident tax payers of said district
upon a rather bad tempered horse.
TRESSPASS NOTICES- Printed on
weeks
in October. Also come early in at West Stayton, in said road district
BOUND
OVER
One day tils man Bob brought the
Strong white muslin, for sale at the
Even Then.
the
day.
"A word to the wise, don’t at 2 o’clock p. m. on the 22nd day o f
which was especially vicious
Btayton Mail office.
First Antediluvian (In M ethuselah's animal,
October, 1915, for the purpose of the
delay.”
morning, to the door, the horse Geo. Giggy of West btayton was
time»— What's the discussian about that
preparation of an itemise^) estimate of
Trover-Weigel
Studio,
trying to bite and kick and giving a
Mrs. Tom Flemming and Mrs. A. over there? Second ditto —Same old good
the amount of money proposed to be
bound over to a higher court'by Justice
Salem
&
Stayton.
deal
of
trouble.
Flool of Linn county were visiting Mrs. topic—whether a man aged 320 ought The farmer mounted the horse with Grier here Monday, for an alleged as-
raised by the levying of an additional
Art lur Leffler Tuesday.
to marry a girl of I4 0 .-B o sto n Jour­ some difficulty and began to walk it sult by a dangerous weapon at West
tax for road purpose», in said road dis­
?
?
?
WHO
PAYS
?
?
?
nal.
trict.
out of the yard when Bob, who still Stayton recently.
entertained 111 feeling against the ani­ The affair, like a hundred others of
(Signatures) T. Y. MClcllsn, R. W.
You Are Missing Something—
Consolation.
picked up a stone nnd flung It at similar character was caused by too
Van Nuys, H. B. Condit, J. W. Nipple,
1 f you don’t try our home made “What! Tills awfully expensive and mal,
horribly nrazy hat I am to buy for him with nil his force; but, alas, bis much talk.
A. H. Trammel,J. 8. King, C. F. Loose,
mince pies at the Bakery.
nlm was erratic, and the missile struck
you ?”
Geo. B. Westherby, I. R. Hammer, W.
master on the head.
"But. hubby, dear. I won't wear It his Half
B. McCormick, Frank W. Lnthrop,
Who pays, can you gueBs.
dazed for a moment, the farmer
?
?
WHO
PAYS
?
?
more than a couple of weeks.”— Flle- turned
Kasper
J. Lathrop, W. F. Harris, J.-
slowly In his saddle, and, not
gende Blatter.
W.
Ilivcly,
Blone, J. F. Weisen-
Wm, Sestak and T. Rizzo started
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Vor- berger, E. Peter
suspecting the real cause of the blow,
Ofllber,
Gery C. Griffin,
Tuesday for San Francisco where they
he measured with Ills eye Hie horse’s
Behren
of
near
Aumsville,
celebebrated
All One Sided.
Leonard
Walker.
hind hoofs and Ills own head and, set­
Will attend the Exposition.
I)o you ever have any family de­ their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
tling himself In the saddle again, bates at your house, Billbiiry?"
at the home of their daughter, Mrs. R.
started off with the remark, ‘‘Well, he "Let's see. A debate lias two sides, L. Putnam of this plaee.
Lura Thomas got 31 postcards from
alius was an okard lieggar.”—London believe?”
The Hint Courteous.
Mr. and Mrs. VonBehren were made
his friends on his birthday. A regular
Old Friend of Fnmlly (after the usual Mall.
"Yes.”
the guests of honor, while their child­ Positively no tresspassing will be al­
post caru jag, so to speak.
pr- llniinary examination ns to Bob­
“No.”—Birmingham Age-Herald.
ren planned and prepared things for lowed on our places 1 mile and If miles
Noncommittal.
bie'" ugei—And now. my bright little
the oceaaion. Shortly before noon west of Sublimity. These places arc
fellow. how many dollars linve you got In many ways the Cornlshman re­
J. A. and C. E. Smith.
they were admitted into the dining all posted.
OVER 68 YEARS
in thnt bank of yours? Little Bobble- minds one of the Scot When lie has
9
3<)x
room
where
they
became
the
happy
ru-
E X P E R IE N C E
Five. golir on six. Puck.
absolute knowledge of a thing he Is
at Beauchamp’s, 50c to $1.00 ounce.
cipienta of aeveral beautiful pieces of
“sure
for
snrtln,"
but
he
prefers
to,be
silverware
presented by the children. CARPET WEAVING
State of Ohio, cily c t Toledo, ( .
“sure ns onn be,” which admits of a
Lucas County,
l '
‘Who Pays” ? you will know soon.
At
the
noon
hour those present seated All kinds of Carpet and Rug weaving
Frank J Cher ,-y
cs oat’i that ho U
f h r r ir'rn r < t II firm < t I-'. J. Cheney loophole. In ordinary conversation he
themselves
around
t h e family table done at my home I i miles north went
ft Co <' jln-r bi. Int i In the City of To­ likes a little mystery and takes care
laden with many good things, including of Sublimity on the old Werner place.
C u n :/ r...*l fitate aforesaid, and not to give himself away. This, from
Glycerine Soap and ledo,
II p .v Ihe lum of O.N'i;
TRADE M AR KS
the anniversary cake marked 1890-1915. Prices reasonable, work guaranteed.
Toilet Articles are the t!» t D B 1 rO f rm DOLLARS
for each nnd ev­
Henry Harris' "Cornish Saints end
D em ons
Best on the market. H ery U N '0.39
t f C -r: i that r-.nnot b rurrd J.
The afternoon waa spent in visiting 35 years experience, E. Dueber,
CcevRiOHTs
Ac.
Sinners,"
Illustrates
In
n
general
way
by the use of IIAT.T.'H r VTARRTI CURE.
Anrnn«
*«n<
1 !n* a pkptrh und tfftMrfptton muy
t
h
e Stayton Industrial School Fair 10-llx
Aumsville, Oregon.
FRANK J. CHENET. the point:
onlrkly fUK*«rfAtn our opinion »n fr«« w h lether
if an
i tirent ion dm probably piU«nt rubi*.
*r
Sworn to before mo and subscribed la
C
ot » mnnl/vi.
viewing
the
splendid
exhibits.
While
A. Griffith has moved from the Hirz- rr.yp
"Where
nre
you
going?"
"Down
1
Ion*
fitrlctjf
30fMd«nt
1*1.
HANl
Patenta
iNDBOOM
«
.
d -y of Ile^m bcr,
nal er t*.
fro*. OIriect itirencjr y for
f< Mrarlnff g jM
D. r-" 1SS0. ?o, this Cth
along." “Where to?” "Past the cor­ •out
seifen place east of Sublimity to the T. A. (Stall
Patent« taken th ro u iirh
i " Munti à i Co. recel y < there Governor Withycombe gHVe his
A.
TV.
CLEASON,
zhurgq,
lu
th«
mp
tria
l
notice
,
w
ithout
c
harge,
address o n Oregon Industries which
Y. McClellan place near West Stayton.
iV t-iry Public. ner.” “How far?" "A pure bit.” “Will
was greatly enjoyed by all.
H all’s Catarrh Caro Is t a ' - i In' rnally you be long?" "Maybe.” “Say an
Will go out of business. All hill«
and acts dir- ot!y ur, i the b ood ; - I mu- hour?" "If you like.” "Or two?”
Those
present
besides
Mr.
and
Mrs.
due
have to be settled by Oct. 20, oth­
A
henduotnely
lltnafrated
w
eekly.
I,argent
Hr-
rous
stirfn
I
i
n
I
tot
Mrs. E. D. Alexander arrived home
n la tio n o f a ny *<'ientlf!c Journal, Term *. ‘
free.
"Shouldn’t wonder."
VonBehren were Mamie a n d Grace erwise you will be forced to pay it in.
all ncwndenh
r a r : fo u r m o n th «, $1. Bold by
by al
Sunday from Junction City after a few testimonials,
F. J. CHENET ft CO., Toledo. O.
VonBehren, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. collector’s hands.
F. Silhavy,
Bold by nil DruRj-ls’s. 75c.
week’s visit at the W. C. Parry home. Take
Ball's Fauulr Fills for constioatioB.
Putnam and baby Lenore.
Brauch OBI«, M F SU W ubloston, 0 .0 .
Wagon and Repair Shop,
Lancefield’s Cash Shoe Store, Stayton
Beauchamp’s One Cent
? WHO PAYS ?
OPENING DAY WAS
WELL ATTENDED
Kodaks and Photo Sup- tlc SUyton Mail bfflce-
NOTICE
CELEBRATE THEIR
SILVER WEDDING
? ? WHO PAYS ? ?
NOTICE
New Perfumes
P atents
Scientific American.
t
w„.38,Bro,,h"' New Vor«
NOTICE-