most to them.
M r.Heltzel’s address was well
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received and the student body
FAttMI'RS’ AND HOMEMAKERS' WERK gave him a vote of thunks
ami lU'KAL LIFE CONFERENCES
A very interesting purt o f the
January
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program was the rendering of
l . l v r Id lo f i n u ll m i I’n*. tl *l f l r l p loi Mir H u m «
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High School Notes
Mr.S.H.Heltzei addressed the
H. S. Friday afternoon, on the
subject of “ Opportunities o f the
Legal Profession.”
Mr.Heltzel
began his remarks b y stating
that he was glad to talk to the
student body and trusted that
his remarks would be of some
value to each one.
Mr.Heltzel said that a t one
time he believed that environ
ment and very little to do with
one’s career, that every person
should be the master of his own
destiny, but his* experiences of
the past few years had taught
him thut they were a mighty
factory.
He brought home to
his listeners in an emphatic way
the vital importance o f always
living, if possible, in surround
ings o f culture and refinement.
H e pointed out clearly that
there were plenty o f opportuni-
ties in the legal profession for
the young man who was willing
to make the necessary personal
sacrifices.
Perhaps the most important
point presented by Mr. Heltzel
was the great need of the stu
dent o f early finding himself.
A great many people are failures
because they have never found
their real work.
He told the
students to investigate the vari
ous professions and businesses,
analyze their own abilities and
the select the one that appeals
Charles, beware.
in the library.
No courting
Santa is on
Let Us
His W ay
Help You
X M A S P O ST
Make This a
C A R D S lc
Giving Xmas
The Star Theatre engaged the
II.S-Orchestra to play a Hhort
program ut the show Saturday
night. The orchestra rendered 1 lb. pk. Kainiti*
several numbers; those best re-; 25c ran Pineapple
ceived were“ Luatspiel Overture” 25c “ Peachca
35c " Coffee
and "Cotton Time, a Comical 25c " Sweet Pick lea
Rag.” The orchestra shows a 15c ** Dill Pickles
considerable improvement since
its initial uppearance about u
month ago.
By the time their
concert i s played, s o m e six
weeks hence, they will be able
to render probably the b e a t
musical program ever heard in , You get your No. absolutely
Stayton.
10c
)Sc
20c
27c
19c
13c
05c Set cup and saucer
60c ”
................
25c Berry Diah
1.00 Salad Set«
40c Lamp
65c “
68c
53c
19c
59c
28c
49c
5c Hdkf
10c “
12*c”
15c ”
25c Ties
50c “
4 c
6c
8c
11c
19c
39c
25c Dressed Dolls
4«
50c
44
75c
4*
$1.00 "
«4
$1.25 “
Character Dolls all prices
19c
39c
48c
79c
98c
We Have Toys Etc. On Our 5 - 10 - 15c Counters
That will Please the Little Folks
Miss Nellie Stowell, who has
been in California for the past
year and u half, has returned
home and is now in school taking
Latin and office Practice.
Mr. Herbert VonI,ehe, clarinet
soloist with the 0. A.C. Band
has promised Mr. Davis to assist
the High School Orchestra in its
concert
Mr. VonLehe ranks
among the boRt clarinetists in
the Stute and his presence will
materially assist the orchestra in
rendering a rather heavy pro
gram.
free with your purchases. An Aluminum set now waiting for No. 1522 and a 42piece dinner set for Nol710
You can get it
for less a t
SPEER’S
Price cutters
For Cash
Aumsville
Rock Point
Being Natural
Brainstorms Davis Fiddlers
Singing Student Body
Mrs. Marion Downing and son
Thursday, Dec. 9
Wayne o f Lacomb visited rela-
Original Poems Wanda Brown j tives here this week.
Solo- Mr. Hotfer
Mrs. Albert Frank had the
Vaudeville A c t Gladys Hill, misfortune to fall Saturday and
Maude Eskew, Freda Allis, is suffering with a sprained wrist
Ruth Stayton, Miss Tiffany,
F. M. Fresh and family spent
Lois Bracken.
Sunday at the J.T.Hunt home.
Friday, Dec, 10
The school is preparing to have
Cornet Solo Leo Klecker
a Christmas tree the 23.
Meller D ram m er-Angel Chorus,
B.F. Fresh sold a fine Short
Oliver Lesley, leader Horn calf to J.T.Hunt last week.
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little S t a r - ;
E.C.Downing, wife and moth-
Leo Wier er motored to Salem Monday.
Penalty for non-appearance — 1 C S. Bowne of Aumsville called
the peanut treats.
at the BurrOakStock farm Tues.
Joe Peery:
Tailor ing of
Every Description
H E A V E N L Y MUSIC
Davis: “ Ready, 1-2-3, Go!”
“ Tum-dum-de-dum- squeeeeek-
crash • hranruah - te -dum -b'are--
Sh! Sh!”
Violin: “ Squeeek.”
Base: “ Brrroooo.”
It is a pleasure to note the in
Trombone: “ Blareaugh.”
terest taken by the students in
Chorus: “ Rattle-crash-squeak- the various play ground activities
H. A.Thomas and w ife went to
tum-tum-squeak..........”
which have been introduced in
Oh yea! I didn’ t say, but prob the last few weeks. The play in Corvallis Monday to visit with
ably you can all guess that it is the old building and o n t h e relatives.
Chas. Peters, wife and daugh
the extinct first orchestra des ground is under the direct super
perately trying to regain its old j vision of the teachers and Mr. ter. Mildred spent the week-end
JohnMartin and w ife of White
at the Arthur Branch home.
position.
Davie.
Lake S Dakota are visiting at the
W .E.Tate,wife and son Asahel
Miss Hollister and Mrs. Pratt
Mrs. Floyd Shelton and baby Schmitz home. Mrs. Martin is 1
Last Thursday evening t h e
have each been given a room, visited at the W. D. Hurt home returned home Friday after a niece o f Mrs.Jacob Schmitz.
Seniors,Juniors and Sophomores,
where tneir pupils can assemble [ Friday.
Preston Wood has moved to
visit with relatives in Scio.
also Mr. and Mrs. Gauntt and
i n bad weather and play the; The party given at the Wm.
North
Santiam.
Lewis
Ray
made
a
trip
to
Mill
Mr. Davis, gathered at the G.L.-
games best suited to them.
Mollet home Sat. evening was City Saturday returning Sunday
Mrs.Councilman
called cn Mr'.
Brown home to spend the even
The girls o f Miss Crabtree’ s well attended and all report a with the remainder of his sheep. Gunsaules Tuesday afternoon.
ing. The first part of the even
and Miss Phillip’s room have or- fine time.
Mrs. Dively, who has been on
Mrs. Harold Townes and son
ing was spent in singing and
ganized basket ball teams and 1 Mr. and Mr3- J- Tefft made a 0 f Portland a n d Miss Mabel the sick list, is improving.
playing games.
A t ten thirty
are doing g«od work under the business trip to Portland Friday. Townes spent the week-end in
R.VanNuys was a Stayton vis
there was an invitation to come
Geo.Scott made a business trip
direction o f their teachers.
itor
Tuesday.
Albany.
into the dining room and a 11
Several boys from the High to Silverton Tuesday.
Mrs. B.Frost is visiting at the
went feeling they could relish
Adolph Heater and wife cele-1
School have organized a basket
Floyd Shelton home.
the splendid dinner which had
ball team and will go ibtotrain brated their 12th wedding anni-
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs.H.Shank called at the Ed
been prepared by the girls of
ing at once for the state cham- versary Sunday. Quite a num- Smith home Wednesday.
the three classes.
pionship.
I ber ° f friends and relatives were
Harry Downing called at Lee
The dinner consisted o f:’ tur
A birtl-day party in honor of Mas!, r
In one of the rooms Mr. Davie present and all reported an en- Dow ning’s Sunday.
key, chicken, mashed potatoes,
Cecil Schaefer’s twelfth birthday w, 3
has constructed some gymnasium joy able day long to be remem
Mrs. Frank Habberman and held at the Schaefer home on Thir 1
gravy, cranberry sauce, salad,
equipment, in the form o f par bered.
Betrice
Ryan were callers at the Street last Thursday night. Games
mince pie, peaches and cream,
and a dainty luncheon kept the youn '
allel bars, horizontal bar and
Mrs.
H.Shank
home Thursday.
cake and coffee, and everything
folks busy until 11 p.m. Those present
swinging rings. This is beyond
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Senz were
else that goes well with a turkey
were: Clara Mielkie, Sylvia Sestak,
doubt the most popular room in
Sunday visitors at the Joe Senz Wava Brown, Alma Nendel, Dorothy
dinner.
Mr. Davis acted a s
I Arthur McKenzie was a Stay- home.
Shreve, H a z e l Olmsted, Kenneth
toast-master and certainly did the building.
The most serious draw back is ton visitor Monday.
H. R. Shank and w ife were Thomas. Haskel Huntley, Georgd
his part well.
lack of a room large enough for
and ^jrs Arney Flood and Sunday callers at John Huber’s. Mielkie, John Olmsted, Donald Shrevj
Everyone departed at a late
and Cecil Schaefer.
basket
ball.
son
Walter
spent Sunday after-
G. H. Ray and Mrs. H. Shank
hour after giving Mr. and Mrs.
Miss litfan yis securing most noon at the Raleigh Harold home spent Thursday a t the H. R.
Brown a vote o f thanks for the
Cord wood, tier wood, fir an t ash for
wonderful
results with her class
Ruth Smith spent Sunday with Shank home.
use of their residence and declar
sale, 2 miles northwest of Stayton.
of girls in physical training.
It Mr and Mrs Archer,
Elmer Ray and Letha Sanders
ing it was the best time they
O. L. Burson.
tf.
is a training that should meet
a Ladies’ Aid Society was or- called at the D.C.Ray home Sun
had had this school term.
A request has been made to the approval of every citizen in j>anjzed at Kingston last Thurs- day.
day. Mrs. Henkel was elected
Roy Brenner called at P. H.-
Mr Davis to clear the turkey off Stayton.
Last, but not least, the boys of prcs Mrs. Flood Vice Pres, and Lambert’s Tuesday.
the piano where it landed after
Th.'a i* the Case With Many Stayton
the sixth, seventh ard eighth Mrs. j ohnnie Sandner Jr. Sec.-
Will and Marguerite Ryan and
an attempt at carving.
People.
grades nave organized foot ball Treas
AU the ladiea 5 n the Bessie Shank spent the week
Too many Staytm citizens are handi
Do not forget the meeting Fri teams and are having the time community, who are interested end with home folks.
capped with bad backs. The unceas
day night, December 10, at the o f their lives.
This game may are invited to attend.
Mrs. P. H. Lambert spent ing pain causes corstant misery, mak
High School, at which a Parent- ; be a strenuous one but it is cer
Mrs. Chas. Schaefer and Miss Thursday a t the W.R.Brenner ing work a burden and stooping or lift
Teachers Association will be or tainly one that promotes courage Bertha Schaefer were week-end home in Stayton.
ing an impossibility. The back aches
ganized.
of the highest type.
visitors at t h e B. A. Schaefer
You are all cordially invited to at night, preventing refreshing rest
home i n Stayton, Bertha and attend the Anti-Saloon lecture at and in the morning is stiff and lame.
The program committee does
FRESHMEN NOTES
Plasters and liniments may give relief
her father have just returned the Mt. Pleasant church Sunday, but cannot reach the cause if the kid
ordain as follows: that the pro
Henry Lulay, holds the high
gram for one week, beginning est grade and has the most work home from Salem.
Dec. 12 at 11 a.m.
neys are weak. To eliminate the pains
Johnnie Sandner was a busi
an I aches of kidney backache you must
Dec. fi and ending Dec. 10, for 'finished in typewriting.
His
cure the ki lneys.
ness visitor in Stayton Monday.
the morning exercises of t h e j average is 97.08$.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for disorder
N.Geymer
was
a
business
vis
Stayton High School, shall be
Wm. Ryan is the Freshman
ed kiineys.
itor in Portland the first of the
as follows:
The following statement should con
class poet.
Sylvanus Neal and wife are vince every Stayton reader of their
week.
Monday, Dec. 6
Every Freshman must possess
Mrs. Virgil Taylor and son of the proud parents of a baby girl efficiency.
C. P. Burmester -Plucking a nine lives, in case o f emergency.
John I. Conger, prsp- printing shop,
Mehama, were Stayton callers born Sunday, Dec. 5.
Feather from the Eagle’s Tail.
The attendance o f this class is
845
N. Seventeenth St., Salem, Ore.,
Clarence Forrette made a trip
Monday, they are visiting at the
Tableau— Miss Tiffany and Mr.
good.
,
says: “ My back got weak and sore and
F. Harold a n d Curtis Cole to Aumsville Saturday, and pur my kilreys dll not act cs they should.
Davis
Margaret
Schaefer, Bessie u’
One selection—the Extinct First Shank and Wm. Ryan spent the homes the remainder o f t h e chased a new buggy.
At times I couli hardly straighten.
Chas. Peters and wife visited Knowing abo it Doan's Kidne Pills, I
week.
Orchestra
week-end at their homes in Linn
There will be preaching ser a t the Branch home Saturday got a s ipi ly an 1 they gave me relief
Tuesday, Dec. 7
County.
from the first. They rid me in a short
vices at Kingston Sunday morn and Sunday.
History of my Life-June Kearns
The Freshmen English class is
time of kidney trouble.”
JX.Johnson of Corvallis visit
ing and in the evening an Anti-
Irish Philosophy—Delbert Mur studying Rip VanWinkle
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t sim
ed
at the Gunsaules home Wed
Saloon
lecture
will
be
given
by
phy
ply ask for a kidney remedy—get
-------------------- P. Deschner from Boston.
nesday.
Singing—Chorus
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
J.Imlay and family have mov Mr. Conger had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Wednesday, Dec. 8
The city tax in Lebanon is 1S| mills
Mr. and Mrs. J.( .Lefiler were
Props,, Buffalo, N. Y.
ed on the Rice place.
• Stayton callers Tuesday.
Guy Hurt—Monkey Shines, 0 r for next year.
Union Hill
Se :e My Windows
I will specialize in Alterations,
Cleaning and Pressing.
Deidrich Bldg,
Ht. Pleasant
Kingston Kinks
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West Stayton