é
L A R O U Î n
TOW N
Mr*. O.
Lyon» visititi
hero Monday y and
mill Tuesday.
--------
LOST Lnvellior, »et with sapphire
ami pearl. l-ost in Kleckcr’a »tore,
Small reward. Mr». II. K. Wirth.
a
Norris Krank of Rocky Point is very
ill with pneumonia. Mr. Krank went
to Salem Tues lav to secure a nurse for
him.
f r t f Green Trading
Hiss Grace Tiffany was an Albany
ek-end visitor with her sister.
Chloride of Lime, We
Stamps given with each 10c purchase
and over at Beauchamp's Drug Store.
Save them and get valuable premiums.
,
. - c
r
. . .
protect you on price while our sup
IKS. F US ¿n.i
fc»5f 6rt pnnt- p ly
15c can 2 for 25c ut Beau-
g and developing at Sloper’s.
champ’s Drug Stort.
Chas. Gehleti, wife and son Quintin
were Portland week-end visitors.
Miss Mabel Wagner of the Waldo
Hills visited friends here Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Stowell left for Silverton
Friday where she expects to work.
Jos. Schwindt, wife and little son of
Jordan were trading here Tuesday.
WANTED—A second hand mowing
machine. Enquire at the Mail office, ltx
Beauchamp’ s D rugStore
is the place to get a good cool drink.
Felix Van Ermen and wife are riding
in a new car. They bought a Chevro­
let.
Mrs. Sallie Miller of Turner is visit­
ing her 1 rother, J. P. Davie here this
week.
Miss Bessie Clow went to Mill City
Tuesday where she expects to work in
the telephone central office a t that
place this summer.
1
Incorrectly prescribed glasses in­
crease eye strain, deform the eyes, and
make of your later years a time of
permanently dimmed vision. S u c h
glasses are common enough, hut are
eve destroyers and the product of in­
experienced opticians. l)n the other
hand, correctly prescribed glasses save
the eyes from strain, increase their
usefulness for you. if you wear them
the day of dimmed vision may never
arrive. Such glasses are eye builders j
and are prescribed by long experienced
eye specialists. Dr. Turner has had '
years of hard practical experience as
an exclusive eye specialist. This is no!
side line, for he devotes hit entire time,
energy and effort exclusively to the
eye, coupled with being educated in the
best schools and many year» experience
makes him a safe person for you to
consult. Consult him a t the Hotel
Stayton, Wednesday May 31st and at
Scio, Thursduy June 1st
6-25
Five Acts of Intense Action
5 c
A BIG PROGRAM FOR EVERYONE
5c
WE EVER HELD
Th e First 13 day of this Great
Sale was a Wonder
Hundreds of satisfied customers will testify
to that. Hundreds more will still visit this
S3le as bargains are greater than ever. Think
and study over the few prices we quote.
Matches 3c a Sox
Pearl Oil in bulk, 2 gal. 25c
10 bars of Royal Soap 25c
$5 Men’s Shoes $1.49
Coffee, bulk lb. 15c guaranteed
N E IG H B O R W HO B O U G H T H E R E
Bring Us Your Produce
1000 lbs. of Bacon, Ham and
Shoulders wanted in trade.
In any quantity
“Ice Cold Blitz
The drink that Fits”
40c per 100 ( ash
for
Liggct and Myers
Tobacco Coupons
50c in trade
Hendershott’s Gem Confectionery
LUMBER
ilk and Cream
J. M. Ringo and J. W. Mayo attend­ M
At a right price from the Stayton
ed a Convention of Group 2 of the Ore­
gon Banker’s Association at Indepen­ Dairy. E. D. Crabtree, prop.
dence on Wednesday of this week.
Good Milch Cow For Sale
AUTO STAGE
S 1 C 0 R e w a r d , $100
FINISHED AND ROUGH
FOR SALE at SUBLIMITY AND AT THE YARD 5 MILES EAST
Get our Prices
SHO ES
J. R. GARDNER’S CASH STORE,
Of the seasonable kind always
on hand at the right time
Builders’ hardware at the low­
est possible prices
Housecleaning Time
We have the most complete line In
Eastern Marion County
Green Trading Stamps with every
purchase of 10c and over a t the
Lilly Hardware Co.
___
k sifflH 'K iP W K
£
li U J iii it
L i.i.
K
GREATEST SALE
VERY CHEAP
Call and See Them
LA N C EFIELD
___
#WTi £ 3HWE f P ir'B|fc
■ aiiu u iiE L
liiiiiii
g . % M /n |
S M a I E
RED PGLLS FOR JALS
I have a number of Red l’nll calve»
bulls and heifers for sale, also a regis-
tereJ 6-year ol I Red Poli bull.
8ee or phone Vii ce .! Pi.-trok,
; 5-25x
Stayto.i, Ore.
“FIXIT SHOP”
I have established a repair shop in
the Cooper building on Water Street
and will repair anything. Saw Filing
a specialty.
Oron Weddle.
tr
Iliu m *»
J l W 'i -ffW B
liiim h F
l.iiiii!
g
i ^iiii p
Ë
OREGON
BLOOD M E D I C I N E
CONTAINS T H E V IR T U E S O r \ l /
CASCAR A S A G R A O A , B E R B E R I S .N /
S A A S A P A R IL U M U N IP E R .
WITH AROMATICS.
A GOOD SPRING TONIC««1 LAXATIVE
A N ATU RAL A LT E R A T IV E akd A P P E T IZE R
FAVORABLY KNOWN AND U SED FOR 40 YEARS
W E S E L L AND RECOM M END IT .
R h eu m atic pnina «re relieve»!
Ur. Ml 1 m ' A nti I'aln (Mila
t?
}
yiM. PANDER'S
T
.0
W. F. KLECKER’S
Stayton, Ore.
Spring Hardware
j
fra tc r :ty. Cat . r r h tc: .# a con stitu tio n al
dlscaco, T " .r 3 a c o n stitu tio n a l tre a t-
r . o n t H r i s C a t ' r r h C u n l i t ken lr.-
tcrn ally , e - ll n ? d iro o ly upon tho blood
and r ions su rfa c e s of th e «’/ st'-m . there* I
t / im r y in # i o fo undation r f th e dlr-
rn?o, r ,d K.-.tr.g tho p a tie n t e rr l g th ’b /
b u lld ln i u p f o co n stitu tio n nn l r. fslstln?
n a tu r e In «'* g P a w ork. Ti e p roprietors
have sa n Mi fr ltli la P« c u ra tiv e pow­
e rs I t t t ’ ey or r O a Ifu n d r" ! D ol'nr*
fo r n ay c a th a t P fil!» ta cure. Bend
fo r ) '-t of testim onial*.
Adrfroo, r . .?. c n r .N C Ï A. CO., Toledo, Ohio,
Po'-l t v r 'l Itrue'-l---, f « ,
talcs ¡Iall'a Tamily n i l s ( >r constipation.
You can get (hem at
Means new furniture, and rugs
LAD IES’
T ho re a d e rs o ' th is p a p e r w dl h s .
sc d to l .a r u t h a t th e m la a t lia n t on« !
We pay top prices for everything you may S lta
road 1 d!;c
lh~.t science baa been
'M e 1 cu a l l a ll l.s sta g es, a n d th a t Is
That I will Close Out
C a t e r . X 1. .:»•» c a -rrn C ure Is th e o n ) /
bring to
posltlvo e u ro n o -/ know n to th e m edical
You Will Need
To Beautify Your Rooms.
IN
CHILDREN’S
They are Right
New Curtains: New Wall Paper: Window
Shades: Flower Pots: Jardinieres: Etc.
I HAVE A FEW
Broken Sizes
And
-
Is at Hand.
The dance given by the Talmadge
Will make regular trips every day,
Orchestra o f Salem at Beauchamp's Sundays included as follows:
Hall Saturday night was well attended Leave Stayton for Kingston 6:50 A.M.
by those who “ trip the light fantas­
“
Kingston " Stayton 7:10 ”
tic.”
Arrive Stayton_____ _______7:20 “
Leave
- Stayton
-
7:45 A.M.
Roy Mielke and sister Mis« Cacelis
“
-
Sublimity
- 8:00 11
accompanied by Eric Kraft and sister
“ Aumsville-meet traln62 8:20 ”
Miss Anna motored over from Salem
*•
•
Turner
- 8:35 ••
Sunday for a day’s visit with Mr. and Arrive Salem-meet Ore.Elec.9:10 ”
Mrs. John Mil Ike.
Leave Ore. Elec. Salem
4:30 P. M.
Arrive
• Turner
• 5:05 •*
Mrs. Stella Hoefeldt returned to he?
” Aumsville-meet trainfil 5:20 "
home in Portland Saturday, she was
"
•
Sublimity
- 5:45 ••
accompanied by her parent, Mr. and
Stayton
- 6:00 ”
Mrs. S. H. Burson who will make a Leave Stayton lor Kingston 6:10 P.M.
week’s visit there.
” Kingston ” Stayton 6:35 P.M.
Connects with Motor Car
Nick Neitling and sen John a n d
Joseph llamitian
daughter Anna and Mrs. Rosa Willing
motored to Portland Saturday in Mr.
Neitling’s new Ford, where they visit­
ed relatives till Monday.
Stephen Weber, who sold out May
22, will start for Portland about June i
8, where he will be joined later by Jos­
eph Schreve of Sublimity and together
with Martin Fe;sler and wife of Port-
lan I t' e [arty will start June 15th for
Chaska, .Vir.n., thfir old home, Mr.
and A rs. Kessler ar.d Mr. Schreve will
visit this summer, and Mr. Weber wil
stay longer.
Lumber Yard in Sublimity
House Cleaning Time
S T A Y T O N -K IN G S T O N
Mike Hefner and wife of Topeka, I
Kansas, are visiting at the J. J. Lam- j
brecht home. The couple are on their j
way to San Francisco where they will
stay some time before returning to
their home. Mrs. Hafner is a sister-in-
law of Mrs. Lambrecht.
K ELLY BROS. OPENS
SCHEDULE
S A L E M -S T A Y T O N
Î Jersey j Durham, giving milk now.
Price $50. See or phone Mrs. Dora
6 -1
Shreve, Stayton, Ore.
10c
STAR THEATRE
Tin* host that can be mm's
House Paints at
NEW
10c
SEE IT AT THE STAR
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mrs. H. Lilly visited home folks in
Corvallis Thursday, her mother, Mrs.
G. F. Rice accompanied her home for a
Mrs. Peter l.uthy of Salem visited week's visit here.
over the week-end with her son, C. A.
Luthy and family.
W. E. Thomas and wife motored ov­
er from Salem Monday. Mra. Thomas
Dr. Beauchamp reports a fine boy attended the funeral of Mr. Beal of
SERVICES AT
born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nealen of West Stayton here.
Lyons. Monday. May 22.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Wheaton Huntley, wife and t w o
Mr. and Mrs. Lindeman and cnildren children of Brooks are visiting at the
were in from Jordan Tuesday trading home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.-
Thursday 7:45 p.m. Evangelist serj
with Stayton merchants.
N. Huntley this week.
vice. Subject “ The Book of Books.’’ '
Every person who questions the Bible
Mrs. Joe Peery and daughter Cleeta
E. Young was in West Stayton Mon­ is especially urged to hear this sermon.
and Miss Maude Hollister spent Satur­ day and Tuesday helping unload two Everv high school scholar Invited.
day and Sunday m Salem.
cars of salt w hich the farmers around
Friduy 7:45 p.m. "The Unanswer­
here had bought from him.
ed Prayer.” Members of other church-
M. L. Smith with a gang of 11 men
The lecture Monday and Tuesday , es urged to hear this sermon. Leave
art cruising the ^Ireen and Avery tract
nights by Rev. John Lewtas, were your prejudices at home and come with
of land up Thomas Creek.
a mind to learn.
well attended and every one expressed
Saturday—No meeting.
Kreso Dip No. 1 is best for live stock themselves as well satisfied.
Lord’s Day 10 a.m. Bible School.
ani poultry, ask your veterinary and
Everybody bring one. We want 125.
buy it at Sioper's.
11 a.m. Union Memorial Service in
Greatly Opera House.
Mrs. W. H, Ward of Goldendale,
reduced closeing out prices at Beau­ 2:30 p.m. Children’s Service. This
Wash . spent the week-end with her champ’s Drug Store' Also 150 lbs. white service is not only for children but 1
!everybody.
sister, Mrs. Jos. Fisher here. Mrs. lead at a bargain see us first.
4 p. m. Junior.
Ward left Sunday for a week's visit
6:45 p.m. Christian Endeavor.
at the Andrew Fisher home in the Wal­
J. T. Hunt of the Waldo Hills and
7:45 p.m. Evangelistic service. Ev-i
do Hills before teturning home.
L. S. Lambert spent Tuesday here at­ erybody urged to attend. R.L. Putnam.
tending a stockholders meeting at the
Farmers & Merchants Bank.
REATEST SALE
ASK Y O U R
SATURDAY NIGHT
i
DRJ.D.TURNER PENDLETON
» SPECIALIST
ROUND-UP i
SAN TOX hair tonic gun ran teed to
V. A. Goode made a business trip to
remove dandruff its a ereat tonic.
Salem Tuesday.
Rev. Lewtas and wife, also Mr. and
Mrs. Hunt of Aumsville spent Sunday
A. P. Kirsrh bought an Overland of between services at the W. H. Kusoo
D. C. Davis was a business visitor in
•
Korinek & Mielke Tuesday o f this home.
Portland Saturday.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brooks and neice
G. W. De Jardin »pent the week end
Lafe Hid an i wife of Salem are vis­ Marjory o f Silvcrmn visited Mrs.
visiting friends in Salem.
iting at the home of his parents, A.Hill Brooks sister, Mrs. C. A. l.uthy here
and wife.
Sunday.
John Mack and wife of West Stayton
were visitors here Tuesday.
Luther Cole returned home from Sa­
D. M. I'oil and wife Htid John Ker-
lem Tuesday after a two weeks stay Ht ber and wife motored to Portland Sat­
Miss Gia ys Hili was a we 'i.-en i vis­ that place.
urday and visited over Sunday with
itor with relatives i.i C aleni.
rel itives.
Miss Josephine Deohauteau and moth­
D. Townes of Mt. Pleasant was a er Mrs. Crump were Salem visitors
business visitor here Monday.
Wednesday.
pocket full of Kodak!
mean» a bushelful of fun price $6 00
to $27.60. Brownie osnieru from f 1.26 !
up. Come in and haik them over a
good supply of Kiaiak supplies o n hand
at Keauchiunp's Drug Store.
Sioper’s Drug Store