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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1916)
Mehama Miles Otto Cole of Jordan is working Mrs. Schnackenberg is home for Curtis Cole this week. again and reports I/mie improv P ublished « v e ry T h u rs d a y by Mrs. Vilas Philippi and Lonnie ing. flis many friends are anx K . M <) l . M h T K I > Thu recent snow «torm puL the Titus were Stuyton visitors Mon ious to see him back in the valley Mrs. Morris has a dining room F ilte re d mi w r u n il class m a tte r at I ho telephone system out o f coinmis- day. p oalnltlcc til 8ta.v to n , M a rio n , c o u n ty , Hion. (). L. Morris I iuh been re and kitchen built on her house, Vilas Philippi is in Scio o n O re g o n , u n d e r t h r net o f Congress o f pairing it. which is a great improvement. business this week. THE STAYTON MAIL M a rc h .'I, 187«. Mr. Champ, on the Scott Bar- The young people o f Lyons There will be preaching ser rick place, bus a brother visiting SUHSCklPTIO.SS. a.DO per year vices at Kingston next Sunday spent a pleasant evening with him. A ddress nil c o m m u n ic a tio n s to morning by the pastor, R. L-Put Mrs. Woo<iworth last Friday. T ilK .S T A Y T O N M A I L C.A.Mulkey is still on the Hick nam, his subject w ill be on “ Sin” The dance a ri d community lint. We ho|x; for hi« recovery Everybody come. meeting at the Lyons hall last Hoon. Chas. Schaefer was a Stay ton Saturday night was a failure the j snow keeping the people at home' The dramatic club met at the caller last Saturday. Physician and Surgeon Ruef home Tuesday evening. Forrest Berry was in Lyons Carl Follis was ar. over Sunday STAYTO N . Mrs. Archey Kimsey visited visitor with relatives and friends last week visiting h i s little OREGON daughter Maxine, who is staying Mrs. Kirsch Monday. in Jordan. with her aunt, Mrs. Dick Brown We are glad that Mrs. lA’wis Stout, who has been on the sick P H YS IC IA N AN D SURGEON list for some time is improving. H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D. C. H. BREWER, M. D. STAYTO N. ÜKKOON PAUL FEHLEN I .ice need Veterinary Surgeon and Dental Expert Slayton. Ore. I ’hone 3x24 Wilbur N. Pintler, D.M.l). DENTIST Office Over Slii) Ion Slate H.mk I’hone 2152 Slav ton. Ore A. BURSELL, M. D. Roy Steward decided to he good Sunday, so he says to dad. “ Can I have a horse today? I guess I ’ll go to church.” A fter he gets Dad’s consent, Roy starts off happy but when he gets about half way to Mehama, just on top o f the Rlum hill, he decides to give his horse a little rest. We do not know how long it rest but i t was long enough that Roy found company before continue- ing his journey. J. J. Rlum nad the missfortune of losing some cattle caused by the wind blowing a straw shed on them. Physician and Surgeon The Squabtown Squawker W e st S ta y to n Alex Neal and wife of Wash Si Plunkard’a house caught fire the other day, and the fire boys ington are here on a visit with nearly ran their legs off trying their son Sylvanus Neal a n d to get there before the fire was family. out- Miss Allie Forrette returned to her home Dallas Tuesday after a Artemus Younger, the post-1 short visit with relatives here. master, has so much work to do; that he can hardly come out even Ed Rassler and family have in 24 hours. moved to Washington to live. Sassiety ladies in Squabtown; Will Price of Halsey visited have started a new game. It ove*’ Sunday with his parents. is called "Button, button, who’s Mrs. Councilman and daughter got the button ? No scape-goats Wilma returned from Mill City or rufT-necks are allowed in thee Saturday. game. Tim Sweet a n d wife w?ere Hank Jolt broke the record for transacting business in Stayton quick sales i n Squabtown the | Tuesday. other day. He sold two plugs of We are informed that J. W. Apple has traded his farm for AUMSVILLE OREGON property in Salem. Mr. Apple will he missed b y h i s many G. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc. friends. “ Apples will be scarce tobacco and a package of soda Veterinarian next fall." in one hour and fifteen minutes. Trent* nil domentic amnialn, alar Lost—A big whole heart, a nppliea the Tuberculin teat. Mrs. Betsy Bender, a hand reward given to finder, if return some young widow from Port Telephone 3x7 Office el Slay ion Stable a ed to Fannie Blum. land, was seen on our streets PkOM 11*5 S TA YTO N . . . . OKEGO/ I f we get much more snow we are going to call on the editor of the Mail to send us some of Stay- ton’s hot air peddlers and see how it will effect the snow. S. H . 11 K l . T / . K I , At tornev-at-I.BW- Notary Public n t. Pleasant Farm Jxiana Secured FUNERAL DIRECTOR - J . M. UINGO - STAYTON OREGON V. A. GOODE Harold Townes o f Portland spent the week-end visiting with his parents Mr. a n d Mrs. I). Towns. Frank Habberman a n d wife were week-end visitors at Mun- kers. Tony Schindler called at G. H. Ray’ s Sunday evening. LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC Conscientious Attention Given to «11 Legal Business. Harry Downing was seen at the H. Senz home Wednesday. The Farmers' Uuion will hold their next meeting Saturday a f ternoon March 11, instead of the 1117/ l U / . O evening as heretofore. Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg. I||7 7 1 1 1 /,/. * 0D H " 9 B l» IH R T O W N . IO W A B. F, Lambert called at Nick Endor’s of Jordan Thursday. TINWORK and PLUMBING Several of the young people attended the play at Blue Den Thursday. Bath Tubs, Lavatories and all Sanitary fittings— Farm- ers-.\Ve carry a line of pumps, leader water sys tems, etc. Gasoline engines. E. D. Crabtree, Prop. F resh Milk & Cream Tuxedo s bully all the time; it makes the passing hours sublime, and by it soft and gracious curves it soothes the soui and tests the nerves, and fills my bosom, once a^ain, wit*- peace on earth, good will to men. But best I like it when I’ve fed this face o f mine with jam and bread. When 1 have dined on Irish stew and beans and b aled potatoes, too, and pie and eggs and cheese and tripe, ’tis then 1 best enjoy m y pipe. When from the table 1 withdraw, I grip m y briar with my jaw, and fill it with Tuxedo mild — the pure l uxedo undefiled — and smoke away in perfect bliss; no pleasure can compare with this. And in the curling smoke I see a worid that seemeth good to me. A world that’s debonair and gay, its woes and worries done away. The plans that seemed foredoomed to fail, the v/ork that seemed of no avail, now wear the rosy glow of hope, and I endorse all sunshine dope. ’Tis thus in my Tuxedo hour; the world that seemed so dark and dour, is blooming like a rose of spring, and I’m in mood to laugh and sing. Sunny Southern California 5590 THERE and BACK AdolphHeater made a business trip to West Stayton Monday. Six months round trip tickets on sale from prin cipal Northwest cities to Los Angeles, Pasadena. Orange Empire. Long Beach and Santa Barbara. Stopovers allowed at all points enroute. Panama California exposition open all the year at San Diego. Exhibits from all principal countries of the world. See Southern California by electric cars of the Pacific Electric Railway. “ Orange Empire,” “ Balloon Route,” “ Old Missions,” “ Triangle,” and “ Mt. Lowe” trolley trips. Ask your local agent or write John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. SOUTHERN PACIFIC k l The Hitch. I WILL GIVE S1G0 "1 don't Ihink that stenographer you sent me is speedy enough for the work." "Why, sir. that girl enn write 200 If I FAIL to CURE uy CANCER’ rTUifii U before it POISONS tap pjod; t t attjcbts ; t words |>or minute." 'V “ She may l>e able to write 200 words Withont Knife or Pain PAY Until C U R E D f ^ > ^ J per miuute. hut she has to expend No WRITTEN GUARANTEE» » ™ « V I W about two minutes to each word look No X Ray or other swindle. An Island ing it up to see how it Is spelled.” — plant mates thecure Any TUMOR. LUMP or Louisville Courier-Journal. F lie* Flee Blue. A French scientist Is authority for Elmer and Edna Johnson went the statement that Hies have a distinct objection to the color blue. This was to Stayton Tuesday. sk. White Mountain Flour Delivered Kingston Kinks Daily Morning and Night FARMS WANTED:: :: YOUR FARM LAND:: :: Geo. A. SMITH : The Stayton Real Estate Man j Lancefield Bldg. by W alt M ason » £ . J SORE on tho Up, face or bod y lo n g is CANCER: it never ains until last stago 20-PAGE BOOK sent. FREE. 10 , 0 O 0 test!- I monials. Write a »«it V first discovered by a farmer who keeps A The weather man must have ny LUMPm WOMANS HRiA id always alwa poison« di pi Miss Jessie Thomas returned a large number of cows in Several it n A II P C D «nd forgotten to consult his Alma H. R. Shank called at the H. slant ami Kill5 J! sheds. One of these sheds happened *5 u A V I u C i l pit t elamls 7 dit'so cancer—l > ft \ t nac. We have had about a foot from Corvallis Saturday where to l>e painted blue on the Inside, and One woman in every Tdicsof Shank home Sunday. Wo refuse many who wait too lonp - » she has been visiting relatives In this the cows were little troubled Poor cured at half price if cancer is v* 51 \ o f snow here in the valley. Elmer Ray spent Thursday at by flies. lie blued nil the walls and Dr. & Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEY & CO. book - 1 and friends for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Holesfoot lost ■ StrlcUy Rallabia, Greatest lance. 3 «. i .. Ms ' thus protected nil ills cows. the home of his sister Mrs. Don 434D l 436E Valencia St, San Franc. . Anna Peters called on Kate their baby last week, they have K I N D L Y M A I L T H I S ta a e .s u arc C A N C MeKnight of Scio. Tetft Sunday. the sympathy of all their frinds. A certain young man of this vicinity has recently rented a large tract o f real estate, we W e G iv e V alu ab le T r a d in g Stamps at Both Stores—G et a B o o k wonder what the meaning of all this is, of course a “ tin can par We are showing now this springtnew This springs brand new goods, not old bu. $ .60 Trojan Stumping Powder ty will answer for all curious Potatoes $6.13 out o f style stuff. 50 lb. Box wash goods, the prices are right ar.d sk. 1.65 Drifted Snow Flour thoughts. STAYTON DAIRY with Hour Union Hill The birthday party given at; snores in his sleep or “ Doc” Pill the Johnson home Saturday eve has a new horn on his auto. Larry Bluffing, the jeweler, in honor of Albin was enjoyed says it is cheaper to move than by all there. Those present were to pay rent. Maybe so, Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ashby, Roy and Ralph Mollet, Mr. and Mrs. maybe so. Walter Heater, Mrs. Williams Baseball talk h a s started, and son Oral, Guy, Hugh and (around the stove) and it is ex-1 Belle Hurt, Misses Dora Rabens, ' pected that a dozen o f the young Ida Denny and Emma Peters. er fellows will have a bad case Mr. and Mrs Elwin Carter, Geo. i of basebaileritis in a couple of Cratlv, John Worden, Henry; weeks. Squabtown h a s never Peters. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Car been beaten about this time of ter and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steve- the year. ly. Card playing was the prin BORN To Mr. and Mrs. Pod- cipal feature of the evening until unk, twins, mother and children 11:30 when a dainty luncheon are doing nicely but the old man was served. All went home at a is about all in. late hour wishing some one else would have a birthday party soon. Linn Lambert was a Saturday visitor at G. H. Ray’s. JACOB SPANIOL List u x e d o FROM PORTLAND Monday. As she passed t h e W. H. Carter took a load of Bar-none barber shop. Fat Dick, potatoes to Kingston Friday. the head barber nearly cut aj Mrs. W. E. Tate and little son pork chop off Bill Skink's cheek. Asahel and Miss Edith Hurt of There may be trouble over this Sublimity visited at the W. D. yet. The Squabtown marshal either Hurt home Thursday. Lyons and Fox Valley 77ie T 15c can N. O. Molasses 65c pail Syrup 35c " 50c sk. Pure Rolled Oat* 25c Bulk Coffee Mrs. Arthur Leffler and little 3 Cans Corn son spent Sunday night at the 3 Cans Tomatoes Curtis Cole home. 16 lb. White Beans 13 lb. Sugar Arney Flood called at the J. T. Berry Sugar, spot cash Follis home Sunday afternoon. “ ** , trade price Curtis Cole went t o Albany Monday morning to act as one of the jurors i n this session o f Court. Miss Marie Henkel is staying at the J. W. Mayo home this week. Carl Titus and wife were busi ness callers in Stayton Saturday. Arthur Letfler visited with his sister Mrs. Flood and family. .65 1.15 100 ft. Fuse 1.65 100 No. 7 Caps .10 .49 .25 .40 .17 .16 .25 1.00 1.00 6.95 7.45 ______ Boys Blue Serge Caps i 25c values Pacific motor Hard Od Keg. 75c pail Bulk gasoline 5 gal. Double Strength Wood-Lark and Squirrel poison Keg. 35c can we can save you money in spite of the advanced cost of the goods to us. $ .19 Mens Blue Serge Caps i 50c values Mens Mixed Plaid Caps 75c values .t Mens Broad Brim Black Hats $1.50 values .S Mens Roll Brim Black Dress Hats .28 I $3.00 value I S New Voiles “ Chaliies “ Cambrics " Zephyrs “ Poplins “ Dimities “ ' Foulards In Addition to the Dry Goods Carried at our Store in West Stayton, we also Carry a Large Line of Samples of our Aumsville Dry Goods Stock There. You Can Get It for Less at AUMSVILLE Q P f 7 i7 1 ? , Q JL í L j I V Price Cutters F or Cash WEST STAYTON