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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1915)
^ ; . ■ * / * 'm/'u . . . t OF SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE When we Say “ Cut the Price,” P rices S lashed to S tim u late th e the Price is Cut as Advertised! D ecem b er T ra d e and to C lean U p th e S to c k ! Come and look our Specials over. If we have what you want, buy it here and --------------------------- SAVE M 0 N E Y !--------------------------- 200 Y A R D S 250 Y A R D S Wool and Cotton Serge, 1 yard wide Regular 50c Value, now only Wool Granite Cloth, 1 yard wide, Regular 60c value, now only Mohair Brilliantine, 1 yard wide Regular 60c value, now only 38c 43c 38c 35 YARDS 25 YARDS Dark Grey All Wool light weight suiting. Now Heavy Diagonal Suiting, inchs wide. Now 175 Y A R D S 200 Y A R D S 42 in. all wool Satin Stripe Novelty Suiting. Was $1.25, now 6 YARDS 50 YARDS 56 n Jtess* All wool, made in Oregon 56 inch suitings. Now All wool extra heavy cloaking. Now mixed 83c $1.28 $1.18 $1. T8 I 15 YARDS 6 YARDS 6 YARDS 25 YARDS Novelty suiting 54 inches wide hair line stripe. Was $1.75, now Dark blue and green Zibilene cloak ing 56 inches wide. Was $2.50, now Black with grey stripe Zibilene cloaking. Was $2.50, now 42 inch all wool light weight suiting in black only. Was $1.25, now I $ 1.48 $ 1.78 $ 1.78 68c 2000 YARDS O IL CLOTH SPECIAL Was $1.00 OUTING F LA N N E L S Notice our cut Prices Special . . . . 5c 10c Grade - - - • 8c 12«4c“ - • • • 10c 15c “ . . . 13c Was $2.25 yd “ “ “ 48 inch Meritas Best quality Now Was $2.50 CLOAKS 10 Boys Suits up to $5.50 value to close 20c 3 year old $2.00 5.50 12 “ “ 6.50 12 • “ Ladies 34 6,50 Ladies 32 7.50 9.00 Ladies 36 98c MAYO’S CASH STORE, STAYTON, OREGON year On this program will ap pear "Poet and Peasant” and Last Friday afternoon M r.J.P. "Lustspiel” Overtures, as well Wilbur addressed t h e Hijarh as several lighter numbers. School on the subject of "The In the absence of Miss Fehlen, Scarcity of Fast Young Man” . Pres, of the Student Body, Mr. One would think a t first that Porter. Vice Pres., appointed: this might he a paradox, how Miss TitTany, Helen Staab, Guy ever, it wns not. Hurt, Hilda Reiger and Freda In the course of his talk Mr. Allis, to serve on the program Wilbur emphasized the fact that committee for two weeks. Fol young men should b e fast to lowing is the program of three honor, fast to truth and fast to days this week. what ever trust might he placed Monday upon them. H c brought out Inspirations Mr. Gauntt very clearly that brains are ever Expirations Orchestra at a premium and that for the Respirations—Student Body real efficient young man there Tuesday are always golden opportunities Piano Solo—Gladys Hamman ahead. Oration — Margaret Fehlen Mr. Wilbur compared the edu Generally Foolish- Henry Tate cational advantages of his youth, Wednesday and congratulated the students Eine Deutsche Sprich— upon their splendid opportunities, j Chas. Fehlen He urged each and every one to Piano D uet—Marguerite Ryan complete each and every task, and Bessie Shank as no work should be left un Singing -All Student Body finished. The girls in the gymnasium In all it was one of the best class are doing splendid work talks ever given before the High under the direction of Miss Tif School and was very much ap fany. On Monday several of the preciated b y a l l . The High boys of the High School spent School gave Mr, Wilbur a vote some time building frames for of thanks for h i s interest in the girl’s dressing rooms. The their welfare. Mr. Davis and his orchestra girls are going to make curtains gave two numbers which were and fix up the room so that it well received and added to the will be comforable as well a s attractive. attractiveness of the program. The gymnasium class are held The High School Orchestra is working up some concert num every Monday, Tuesday a n d bers for the public concert plan Thursday afternoons from three ned for around the first of the forty until four fifteen and any high School Notes Was $2.00 Now $1.42 M 2.98 « 3.98 id 3.98 id 4.48 <1 5.98 one interested in the w ork is in Allis, Caryl Ruble, Melvin Nipple Mrs. T. W. Creech and Mrs.V. vited to visit the class. and Will Ryan. J. Philippi were shopping i n Lulay Bros. & Co. Last Kriday evening the Sen Mrs. G. B. Trask and Mrs. Stayton Saturday afternoon Mrs. J. T. Follis went to Sa iors, Juniors and Sophomores held Henry Follis visited the High Contractors & Builders lem Wednesday morning return an acquaintance party in Beau School Friday afternoon. ing Friday evening. champ’s Hall, as the new High Dwelling houses a specialty In the ad writing contest June There will be preaching ser school building was occupied by Let us figure on your build Kearns won first prize a n d vices at Kingston Sunday morr- the Freshmen. There \v e r e ings Gladys Hill second for writing ing and evening. Endeavor at a b o u t twenty-three members We can save you money Mr. Young’s advertisement this 6:30 o’clock. present beside Mr. Gauntt and A good job gau ran teed week. Miss Marie Henkel spent Mon Mr. Davis. Phone 77 P. 0. Box 198 day night with Mrs. Dan Doll. The early part of the evening STAYTON, OREGON. was spent in playing games and singing, at about eleven thirty Peter Kirsh visited at the C.- refreshments, fit f o r a king, F. Loose home last week. were served. A rthur Branch a n d family The committee in charge was: made a business trip to Stayton Wanda Brown, Oliver Lesley, Monday. Fox Valley held school Satur Helen Staab, Hilda Reiger, Guy day, so they could have two days Mrs. Gunsaules, Mrs. Schmitz Hurt and Henry Tate. vacation at Thanksgiving. 29 YEARS EXPERIENCE and Leona Forrette called o n There will be preaching at the Every one departed at a late Mrs. Councilman Sunday after All work on watches and M. E. church Sunday, Novem hour after a very enjoyable even noon. clocks guaranteed for ing and hope to hold many more Nell ('order and Bert Munkers ber 28. One Year The Lyons High school have such parties in the future. spent Sunday evening at t h e Try My W ork, It Speak. For Il.elf improved their^room by framing M i s s Tiffany w i l l spend lioose home. Located in the Shoe Shop Mrs. Gunsaules visited with and hanging up several pictures, Thanksgiving at her home i n West of the Stayton State Bank they have also put carpet in the Eugene and Mr. Davis will spend Mrs. Davis Friday. Stayton Oregon Mr. Weatherbee a n d wife isles. Thanksgiving in Corvallis. The V. C. of A. are very busy On Friday evening a Fresh were Stayton visitors the first of preparing a program which they man acquaintance party w a s the week. expect to give next month. a Mrs. Will Munkers and little held i n the new High School ] daughter were guests at t h e building. There were eighteen In response to a number of inquiries members of the class present be Munkers home the week-end. SESTAK & I desire to announce that I am in a side Miss Tiffany, Mr. Gauntt position to handle a number of private THOMAS, and Mr. Davis. pupils on violin and all band instru Proprietors. The early part of the evening ments. D. C. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Harold was spent in playing games and a t ten o’clock dainty refresh and son Ray were Albany visit Notice—Orders for feed should be Fresh, Sait & Cured Me; s ments, consisting of sandwiches, ors one day last week. left at the stores on Mondays and Miss Ethel Walker came home I Thursdays, and deliveries will be msde cake and lemonade were served. Lard & Creamery Butte . The committee in charge of the from Salem Saturday and spent ' on Tuesdays and Fridays. Ben Gehien deliverman. 11-26 Highest Market Price Paid Far Fai Si k affair w a s : Ruth Roy, Freda i Sunday at home. West Stayton Lyons and Fox Valley L. A. MESSING Swiss Jeweler STAYTON MEAT MAR I T Kingston Kinks \