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2 1st Y e a r , N o . 38.
S T A Y T O N , M A R IO N C O U N T Y . O R E G O N * T H U R S D A Y ,
ODDFELLOWS MEET
AT HUBBARD
CET YOUR EYES EXAMINED
Esprit examination in Hlmolutcly ner-
essnrv to determine the proper kind o f
glaaac* to uae. Selecting them by any
The aemi-annual Marion county I)ia-
other m**th<»l muy remit In permanent
trict l.O.O.F\ Convention waa held at
Injury to your night When Dra. Lowe
Hubhard lant Saturday October 9. The
A Turner prearribca glnssoH, it la with
convention la compoacd o f all the Odd
abaolutf certainty that they are beat
Fellow lodge* In Marion county. There
amt only kind auitrd to your eyea.
If
were between 160 to 300 Odd Fellow*
you do not need glaaaea, then we moat
preaent from varioua part* o f the coun­
IMiaitively will not recommend them.
ty. Ora Coaper, Grand Secretary of
Dra Lowe A Turner will he at Luthy'a
the itebekah Aaaembly o f the State o f
Jewelry Store Monday October lHth.
Oregon, Henrv S. Weatbrook, Deputy
Renum ber the date. Beware o f thoae
Grand Maater, and Kobt. Andrew»,
goirg from houac to houae claiming to
Grand Patriarch were preaent.
S. H.
be Dra. (.owe A Turner’ a agenta. They
Heltxel o f Stayton, preaident i f the
are frauda and you will be humbugged,
convention, occupied the chair at the
lie Mire and call and let them ahow you
afternoon and evening aeaaiona
that new inviaible double viaion glaaa
The program at the afternoon sis-
for reading and cloac work and diatnnt
aion waa o f unuaal iutereat on account
viaion, all in one, which looka like a
ot the brilliant addreasi-s and eminent
•ingle pair, yet anawera the purpoae of
poaitiona o f the apeakera.
Mr». Ora
two. Dra. Lowe A Turner will be at
Coaper, Grand Secretary o f the Re-
Luthy'a Jewelry Store Monday, O c to -1
| bokah Aaaemby delivered an addreaa
ber tilth.
I entitled "W h y every Oddfellow Should
be a Itebekah, ” wnich waa an inapira-
1 lion to all who heard it. Henry S.
I Weatbrook, Deputy Grand Maater and
I Kobt. Andrew», Grand Patriarch, each
delivered an addreaa that will long be
remembered bv all preaent.
The ad­
dreaa o f Welcome w a a delivered by
Will lie the sermon topic by the pas­ Geo. W. Knight o f Hubbard, and the
tor o f the Methodist Episcopal church reaponav by H. 3. Weatbrook.
E. P.
Sunday night, It being the first o f a Moreom o f Woodburn and M. M. Sayer
"Popular Sunday Evening Series” o f o f Silverton alao delivered addresses
discourses suggested b y important which were very instructive and enter­
events in every day life, next Sunday’s taining to the convention. The address
•ermon being suggested by the great o f K. P. Moreom which was entitled
world series o f baseball games com­ "W h y am 1 an Odd Fellow” deserves
pleted this week.
The minister will special notice for the reason that it
speuk In the morning on *"He Frayed waa highly instructive and o f special
and His Prayer W’ as Answered,'* The interest to every good citizen within
morning service is held at 11 and the the state.
evening begins at 7:30 sharp.
T h e business session was short.
Among the most important things
passed upon was that a Constitution
PLEASANT PARTY SUNDAY
and Ity-laws for the regulation o f the
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j Convention should be prepared. W. H.
I Hobson and S. H. Heltzei o f Stayton,
A nice crowd o f about twenty-five ■ M. M. Sayer and T. W. Riches o f Sil-
neighbors ami friends gathered at the verton were selected as a committee o f
Jot. Schulte home near Sublimity Sun-j four to prepare and present at the
day evening.
Games, singing a n d : next convention a constitution and by­
luncheon made the time pars only too laws for its regulation,
awiftly until a late hour when all de-
At the evening session the Initatory
parted for home thanking Mr. and Mrs. Degree was (Hit o n b y Chemeketa
Schulte for their hospitality.
j Ixxige No. 1, o f Salem, Oregon, after
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which a very sumptuous banquet was
V I A T ir r I
served to about 120 members present,
,
N U lI lL !
[ by Hubbard Ixxdge No. 76, assisted by
the Rcbekahs. The hospitality o f the
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j members o f Hubbard Lodge deserves
“LESSONS OF LIFE
FROM BASEBALL FIELD”
The management o f the Star The»-
tre is very sorry tl.o Ford Fiim did not
arrive last night and will run it ns soon
as it arrives.
,
NEW STAGE LINE
" i* * '* 1 mention* * nd il w“ ^ consen-
I
o f °P,nion that Hubbard I.odge No.
I 76* had donc ,t,e lf Proud in the
of
entertainment and hospitality.
The
next convention will be held at Scott’s
Mills near Silverton on the second Sat-
urday in May, 1916, and all Odd Fel­
lows are cordially invited to attend.
Joa. Hamman has put on a newatage
line between thia city and Salem via
Sublimity, Aumaville and Turner.
The new stage leaves Stayton at 7:45
and arrives in Salem at 9:10, returning
to Stavton at 5:45 p. m.
Cold Cream is great
•have you tried it?
Don’ t forget to send or phone your
orders to Young’s Cash Grocery, the
largest a n d most complete line o f
staple and fancy groceries in Stayton.
Located in the building occupied by the
Mayo Cash Store.
Ed Young
Proprietor.
Rev. E. B. Lockhart, pastor o f the
M. E. church will conduct the prayer
meeting at the Baptist chdtch this
evening (Thiiradny* i n the place o f
Rev. PutmHn who is engaged in meet­
ings elsewhere.
Floyd Crabtree anil wife who have
Mrs. W. C. Parry Hnd baby son o f
been living in Olcx, Oregon for the Junction City arrived last Wednesday
past summer arrived in Stayton Satur­ and are visiting a few days at the
day night and expect to live here this ! home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.-
winter.
D. Alexander.
I
OCTOBER
ARE PARENT-TEACHERS
MEETINGS OF BENEFIT
DOUBLE HEADED SNAKE
M. J. Crabtree, the popular carrier
on Route 1, from this office found a
belated and chilly snake in the middle
‘ ‘Shall or shall not a Parent-Teach­
o f the road, while returning from his
ers meeting be organized in Stayton
regular trip Tuesday.
The snaka at
this year?” is a question that is con­
first appearance setrned to have a dou­
fronting both t h e parents and the
ble head, one on each end, but a closer
teacners.
examination revealed the fact that the
That such meetings are o f exceeding
stubby tail was simply marked similar
benefit to a community is conceded by
to the head.
Mr. Crabtree brought
all, if they are carried out in the pro­
the curiosity to town, where no one
per spirit.
seemed to be able to classify it, and
To be a success, all formality should
where it was viewed by a number o f
1 disappear.
The teacher should I a y
people before it was killed.
aside her dignity o f the school room,
and talk over her work and difficulties
in a spirit o f friendliness, while the
parent must forget that he is a parent
o f any particular John or Mary, and
should come prepared to help and not
to criticize.
If a Parent-Teachers meeting on such
The Eldeen Club met at the Joa. a basis can be organized, by all means
Korinek home Monday evening and en­ let it be done.
joyed u real China pheasant dinner.
The new building in Stayton is espec­
The pheasants were furnished by the ially fitted for community work.
The
gentlemen, who had been out in the assembly hall is large, well lighted,
forenoon, and secured a bowitiful bag and steam heated, with adaquate stage
o f the delicious game biids, while the facilities. What more could be asked.
ladies served the repast and all present
The president o f the Marion Co. Par­
enjoyed the occasion thoroughly.Games ent-Teachers Associations, L. R. Clark,
and cards occupied the time after din­ suggests the "Community Sing,” as a
means o f getting together and getting
ner until a late hour.
Those present were: Dr. and Mrs. H. better acquainted. A community sing
A. Beauchamp, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 1 in which the old and well known songs
Mayo, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kingo, and are used, would no doubt do much to
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. J.- j "break the ice.” What do the readers
| o f the Mail think o f the plan.
J. Korinek.
ELDEEN CLUB HAS
PHEASANT DINNER
AGED LAD i PASSE.)
Beaucham p’s D rug Store
AT AUMSVILLE | is Nice headquarters
f o r fine stationery.
new line o f up-to-date box goods,
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Mrs. Emm» E. Speers, aged 61, died
at the home o f her son, A. P. Speers,
Monday, October 11.
She was born in Pennsylvania in
1854 and is survived by her husband,
M. H. Speers.
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Funeral aervices were held at the
Christian church in Aumsville, Tuesday
and interment was in the Turner ceme­
tery. The Ringo-Hirst Uundertaking
parlors o f this city were in charge.
TO OUR READERS
, also linen tablets and envelops on hand.
Thos. Hirst ot this city who was in
Portland last week to take the exami­
nation for Undertakers and Embalmers
license was successful, passing with a
grade o f 100. Mr. Hirst now carries
l an embalmers license in seven states.
li, 1915.
AH other papers in the valley are ad­
vertising the Portland Daily Evening
Telegram with their own paper one
year for $3.50, but the first person who
enters the Stayton Mail office,or phones
in, will get the Daily Evening Tele­
gram one year and the Stayton Mail
one year for $2.50. The second person
may have the combination for $2.75 the
DREW WEU
third for $3.00, the fourth for $3.25.
Will you be the FIRST?
This ad will appear but ONCE.
The Scio Dramatic Club drew a big
house in Sublimity last Friday night in
their play "Jim , The W esterner."
Jack Waltemeyer, who is at the head
o f this bunch o f boosters is O.K.
He
may come to Stayton in the future
and stage a play for us.
He will sure
be welcome.
RECEPTION LAST WEEK
TO NEW PASTOR
SALE !S PROVING
A GREAT SUCCESS
The Annual Clearance Sale o f the
Wilbur Woolen Mills is being patroniz­
ed by many people from all over the
country, who are attracted by t h e
prices o f the goods offered. Look over
the ad on another page, and go get
some o f the profits o f this sale before
it is too late..
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. Oscar A. Sand, registered Chiro­
practor wishes to announce to the peo­
ple o f Stayton and vicinity, the opening
o f offices for the practice o f his pro-
ffession in the Deidrich Bldg, adjoining
the offices o f attorney S. H. Heltzei.
Acute or chronic disorders treated bv
the wonderful new method o f spinal
adjustment.
Office hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Oth­
er hours by appointment.
Consulta­
tion free.
W e see to
that.
pu rch a se
C o u rte o u s
th ey
treatm en t,
here.
reasonable
prices, prom pt serv ice, the freshest d ru g s a n d toi­
let articles h a v e m a d e us m a n y
M ay
we
num ber
you
fast friends.
am ong
For 2 W eeks |
Closing out of Men’s Pants and Shirts and Reducing of
Woolen Underwear
PANTS and OVERSHIRTS
$3.00 All wool Kersey pants
2.50 Corduroy pants
1.75
1.60 Flannel over shirts
DRESS GOODS
Several pieces o f 54 inch all wool suiting
now
- $1.18
$0.60 Mohair Suiting now
-
.48
54 inch pre shrunk all wool serge
black only now
1.18
OUTING FLANNELS
Wool Underwear for Men
$0.75 Sweaters
1.75
2.50
3.50
Lay in your winter supply.
cheaper.
W e sell them
10c Grade Outing Flannel, your choice
12Jc “
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1C
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COTTON BATTS
$0.48
.98
1.89
2.78
COTTON BLANKETS MK/c Off
Regular 10c bats
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20c **
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75c 31b. bat
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now
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8c
15c
67c
Just Received
A large assortment o f new house dresses
and aprons. Made right, o f good material
and cheaper than a mail order house sells
them.
th em ?
Sloper’s Drug Store
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Coming
Two public sales o f some importance
are listed in the columns o f the Mail
f o r next week.
They are: R. W.
Whitesell o f North Santiam on Mon­
day, October 18, and that o f Louis Se- -
tak on the Sestak Dairy ranch north
west o f Stayton on Tuesday, October
19.
Both o f these sales have good s t t ?
to sell, and it will pay those interest! d
to look over the lists which will b -
found on another page in the Mail, a:,J
see if there is anything you want.
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SWEATERS Less Than Cost
W ho Pays ?
TWO SALES LISTED
FOR NEXT WEEK
PRICES REDUCED !
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m ake
The members o f the Methodist church
and many others held a reception to
| the new pastor. Rev. E. B. Lockhart
one night during the latter part o f last
week.
J. R. Gardner and Rev. Putnam each
gave a short address o f welcome in be­
half o f the church and community.
Several pleasing musical numbers were
rendered, among which was a solo by
Mrs. J. M. Ringo. Light refreshments
o f fruit punch and wafers were part o f
the evening’s entertainment.
BTC.
Heavy wool socks
Extra heavy wool socks
A r e a lw a y s pleased w ith a n y
SAVE A DOLLAR?
H. J. Mutachler and party, w h o
spent several weeks near Riddle hunt­
ing, returned the latter part o f last
week with several fine buck heads as
proof o f their skill.
Henrv will have the heads mounted,
so as to show his grandchildren what a
hunter be was when he was a young
man.
1.50 Shirts or drawers
1.25
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Patrons
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BRINGS NOSE THE BACON
Word reached here by long distance
j yesterday that Myrtle Stiltner at the
| Boy’ s and Girl’s Aid Society at Port-
| land was not expected to live.
She is
Mrs. Lettie Kline ofisMill City is here , M.C. Bressler was over from Sprint-
a granddaughter o f Mr. and Mrs. A. for a few days, while her mother, Mrs. field in his Ford Thursday o f last i 'n
Griffith o f near West Stayton.
and visited his farm north o f Sublimit;
O. L. Weddle is visiting in Salem.
Every family in this county is now a
subscriber to various magazines and |
, newspapers. The total amount o f mon- i
ey paid for these publications probably !
amounts to several thousand dollars an­
nually.
It is money well spent, of
course, because we must have 'Some­
thing for the family to read.
But if you can save about seventy- j
five per cent o f this money, and s till!
have ell the papers and magazines you j
want, it is worth considering, is it not?
We have made arrangements where­
by we can savt this community hun­
dreds o f dollars by merely ordering |
their reading mutter through this o ffl-1
ce. Our best offer in a club o f four j
magazines with our paper for only j
$1.18 a year.
You will find this big oifer advertised !
on another page o f this paper.
Look
up the advirtwement and read nil about
this remarkable offer.
i»end us your
order right m—mail it, telophohe it, or
bring it to us, and we will fix it up at
once so that you can get your maga­
zines.
If there is anything in the advertise­
ment you do not understand,'drop into
our office sometime* and let us explain
all about it. It’s the best clubbing off­
er we* have ever seen, and we are* anx­
ious to have every reader take advan­
tage o f it.
Our
Serial N o . 1022
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C. A. Silbernagol and wife and sons
Jake, John, Antone, Lester, iv 1 George
and daughters, Minnie, Theresa and
Rosa were in Stayton Saturday in their
big new Studebaker from their home in
Jordan t o trade with Stayton mer­
chants.
MAYO’S CASH STORE