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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1916)
(’up Watters and Uriah Whitney at- tei . ed the furer.il of N W. Silvers a* Turner today. CLASSIFIED TO I N FOB SALE Good, gentle cow, giving milk. Claude Darby, Slayton. 7-»i I'r. Iteauehamp reporta a boy born to Mr. ai d Mrs. Chi a. Martin of N orth FOB SALE My kitchen and other Santiiim Sunday, Ji ' e 26. __ _____ \ household furniture cheap. Sec Frank 6-29x E. Isilig and family at.d Mr. Long's llaiunian, Stayton, Ore. nephew, of Salem, were visiting at the Archie C >s|ell heme Friday. FOR RENT Completely furnished, I-I-room hotel, known aa The Cottage, Tiie members of the Christian chureh $ir> per month. Address Sunday school enjoyed Saturday pio- Adam Schleis, nicking in the Masonic grove. 6-29 Stayton, Oregon The late rain is making the ehernes Dr. Chas. Korim . ot‘ 1‘urtlsiHÍ is in burst. the city a few i’.iv visiting lis broth* lem. John Kerber i * »offerir)* with a carbuncle. .Vis. 1.. M d n t\re v -tel h-r son Ht -------- Philomath I« t week, returning Salur- Dr. Brewer maio ;i business trip to d a'. Salem Monday. M”. and Mr--. Frank Smith of north A t Sloper’s San-Tox liquid green Wendell Frerea is home in Stayton of S'lhlin.ity were Stayton vis ion. Fri- soap, makes an exquisite shampoo, de dav. for a few days. light fu for the toilet and bath. I.uri Thomas was a .\cek-cn I v sitor Paul and Martin Zuber were Stayton ,|( y rt,aml Me too-; ., v t stl)ck Mrs. B. Wagner of the Waldo Hills visitors Tuesday. and daughter Mrs. Tate of Portland I duWn. were Stayton visitors Saturday. e L. A. Thomas will ship a car of hogs Coiebrate tho 4lh by eating Slopor’s D. C. Davis, who is traveling for the Wrdncscay, July 5. canines, take a box with you for jour L. C. Smith Typewriter Co., visited p cnic. over Sunday with his wife here. Mrs. Cora Hendershott of Portland is a Stayton visitor. Ci. L. Brown ani wife made a trip to Bov Steward i s suffering from a S i :n Monday, and : s usual'run out of broken bone i n his right han.i. Dr. Jos. Sestak ai d family motored to i gasoline. Beauchamp attended to the injury. McMinnville Sunday. J A 6 0 B P. ADLER Michael Strogroff -IN — Cow For Sale 6 years old, in good condition will be fresh in Sept., giving two gallons of milk per day. W. C. Gaunt, 6-29 Stayton, Ort gun I Mrs. Effie Miller visited over Sunday 1 tr 1 1 with friends in Newport. L cd a K S a n d fro d a ti supplies at Beauchamp’s Drug Store. Jos. Senz of Linn county was in ! _ Stay ton on business Saturday. _____ Mias Marguerite Ryan of Mt. Pleas- Wm. Brotherton was a business vis- ant was a "’eek end guest of Miss Stl- itor here from Jordan Monday. ma Schuff. Mr. an! Mrs. Herman Foltz of Jor- dan were trading here Tuesday. _____ Luster Sandman and family have moved from Mill City to Stayton. -------- The Brode Club will meet with Miss June Kearns, Wednesday, July 5. ---- — Big Bowery 'Dance at the Dively Grove on the Fourth of July. Come. Misses Ame,i8' Rae ard Glai!-’8 Glov’ er visited friends ,n Sa,eK1 aml Clucka’ mas Sunday. Dr. Brewer reports a girl born to Vr. and Mrs. Arthur Branch of West Stayton, June 19. Miss Carrie Mueller who is working in Portland is visiting home folks near Stayton tnis week. Miss Eliza Roy was down from Port- Miss Ruth McCulloch of Ontario is land Sunday visiting with home folks, visiting her aunts, Mrs. C. H. Brewer ■ and Mrs. G. L. Brown. ___ ___________ THREE MCCORMICK SIK9ER TRUCKS —FOR SALE AT— éé In Dry Territory Saturday July 1st Saturday A Pleasing Program Watch the Bill Board STAR THEATRE 5c Frank Beauchamp and family motor sure light system with 3 lights. All ed from Albany Sunday. Mrs. Carrie in good condition. Inquire at the Mail Beauchamp accompanied tnem home. Mr. Laux who w.is cut on the head by a falling scaffold at the Young building recently, is able to be at work. v /liV M i I 5 vv V V * J A > - i G ET YO U R ORD ER IN EA R LY Fresh Frurts- 0ran*M’ Bananas SOFT DRINKS and BLITZ Newspapers and Magatinca Hendershott’s Gem Confectionery JUST ARRIVED AN ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF SPORTS HATS AND SHOES For Women' and Children. All sizes in Emmy*Lous Get A Supply Before The Fourth Of July and Celebrate in Comfort. J. R. GARDNER’S CASH STORE, Stayton, Ore. MM § MUM streets of Silver Creek Falls, the and Mowers v: .• .• .• .• .• ’¿ G a l lo n s ..................... 2.80 3 Gallons . . . * . 3.20 4 G a llo n s ....................4.10 5 Gallons . . . . . 6.00 10 G a llo n s ....................9.00 J K iJ IW Ip F ^ _____ ^ 0. D. Miles and family called, Repairs PURE ICE CREAM cwrraKJ* at the home of Gerry Neal. Chas Cladek and wife accompanied 26th. by Dare Sloper and wife, Norman Clarence Tooley is slowly re Davie ana George Tate motored over to Clackamas Sunday. covering and able to walk around / S ; m 0 W. E. Thomas and wife of Salem, Albert Kabens is helping Bill and granddaughter, Leota Smallmitn, of Portland, spent the week end visit English rebuild bis old barn on j his ranch here. ing relatives here. $ 1 5 Each, Reduced From $ 2 2 .5 0 Binders 10c $125.00 For $50.00 1 will sell my buggy and harness, i good as new for {50. See this bargain, j Liston Darby. Mrs. Chas. Staah and two daughters 7 6x Kingston, Oregon. | are visiting at the home of Mrs.Staab's daughter, Mrs. Sadie Gansle of near M oney to Loan I H ave M ade A rran ge Albany. ments for loaning eastern money, ! will make very low rate of inter Mrs. Fink of Salem passed through est on highly improved farms. Ho-j here Saturday on her way to Jordan mer II. Smith, room 6, McCoraack where she will visit with relatives ami Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 96. friends. tf. Mrs. W. A. Gilkey and children of Thomas visited her sisters, Mrs. B. A. j Schaefer and Mrs. C. A. Beauchamp S i l v e r C r e e k F a l l s here Sunday. Andrew Fisher and family of the at the Harris home Sunday after-, Waldo Hills were visiting at the Jos. Fisher home and trading with mer noon. chants here Saturday. W. A. Heater was seen on the for tf SUNDAY NIGHT FUR SALE— One 10 gallon gasoline pres .las. Sherman, wife ar.d two daugh Mr. and Mrs. Kimsey visited ters motored up from near Shaw Sun and spent the day at the Chas. at the home of Mrs. C. C. Hullt, j Double Trading Stamps Mrs. Matt Sp.annl and Children of day Wednesday June 21. Fischer home. given on all purchases Friday at Beau- Portland a r e visiting relatives and Mr. Sam Arnold visited at the, champ’s Drug Store. friends here this week. Frank Kerber, who was wrenched by D. O. Freeman home Sunday. a pile of Lumber falling on him one Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Metcalf day last week, is improving under Dr. and family took dinner Sunday, Erewer’s care. W ILL6L0SE OUT IN FIVE GREAT PA R T S 210 BIG SCENES VIVID B A T T L E PICTURE TH E RIVER OF FLAMES T A R T A R ENCANPM ENT COMEDY Lost. Strayed or Stolen -One dark hay Belgian colt, 3 yeara old, blase face, rather thin, big boned. Been gone about 2 weeks. Notify O. V. Myers, 6-29 Stayton, Oregon Lost, Strayed or Stolen —A large. 1 bnndle, dehorned, bob-tailed cow, from my pasture. Anyone finding same notify Brewer's Dairy. . , , . Miss Lena Matten is making an ex- Peter Fiedlet. who has been plaster Stayton, Ore. | Load your camera with Ansco Films. d . . h hcr slstl.r, Mrs. M, J.' ing Phillip Steffes, house at Sublimity, 7-6 get them at Sloper’s. Crabtree. will finish the job Friday of this week. * k Theatre Star ADVERTISING Mrs. Stephen Tailor and little son returned N me from tho.r month’s vis it in California, Friday. Summer Specials some again after being operated E. A. Downing was in town from on, having an ulcer taken from the farm yesterday. Mr. Downing has been sick a long time and this is about his lungs. He is in the Salem hospital. the first time he has been out. SOLE AGENTS IN STAYTON FOR Dr. Loar from Silverton, with Mrs. Clyde Iloffer and baby daugh some other parties, were hunting j ter left Friday for California for an Bear in this nec-of-the-woods a “The Most Miles” extended visit with Mrs. Hoffer’s par few days ago. ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dunagan. Quite a lot of chittem bark is being pealed by the Neal Boys S u b l i m i t y S h o t s this season. The price is some JOHN F . M IELK E, STAYTON, better than last year. Mrs. Chas. Bechtol of Port ji-USXSb land, is visiting at the Jos. Sus- hauer home in Sublimity, where H oy / ' o T h ic ? she intends to spend a nice sum We oticr Cuo Hundred Doliaru Re- fferd for any ca 3 0 of Catarrli tUot mer vacation. cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh The Sister’s of St. Mary’s Curo. P . J. C H E N E Y & CO., ToIed->, O. Beaverton, who have been teach T o . th o undcrnlrrncd. Iiv /a k n o w n r . J. C Poncy V r tlio ta.it J5 year*, r.nd bcllevo ing the Sublimity public ar.d par Mr.l p e rfe c tly h om rafclo I i nil buatnonj n n artlo n n a n d fln an n 'o tly a t.li to p-.rry ish schools are going to leave trn out o r * obH-ratlons m r.do t y his firm. for their homes the earlier part N A TIO N A L B A N K O . COM MERCE; Tuxedo is the gripping smo^c, a boon to every buyer; Toledo, O. of this week. We think everybody you take your pips of English oak, of meerschaum, I ln ll’n C a ta rrh C uro ts t a l o n In tern ally , Ov\es them their best congratu 'e tln ^ r ir e c tly upon th o blon.l nnd mil- clay or briar, and fill it v/Pu die fragrant weed, the n tirfaces r.f il.e ny.atcm. Testim onial:» lations for the good work they i •cos - t frr-". P ri-e 7i c e n ts ¡. r botti'-. Sold choicest man can gather; and then you have a smoke, .y ell J riiT-rlots. have accomplished in this com T ake H a ll's Fam ily Fills for c o n stip a tio n indeed; and are you glacis Weil, rather. Tuxedo munity ar.d that they will return G oodyear & R e p u b lic l ir e s OREGON ii Best Quality Garden Hose T u x e d o s G r ip by Walt Mason hits no kick or bite, suggests no “morning after;” its mission is to bring delight, and fill your bearS: with laughter, it caught the sunshine of the south, when it was green and growing, and bring3 that sun shine o your mou'.h, when out the smoke you’re blowing. “Tuxedo’s in a class alone,” its smokers are declaring; “it has a fragrance all its own, that baffles all comparing.” And thus it grips the men who smoke, and holds their true affec tion ; their trusty briar pipes they stoke, and never know dejection. t> after th* ir vacation, to renew their school work. ihe drama played here last f x W M .P n J N D E R ’S . I ■ ' ay by 1 '•;< Sublimity Drama l® OREGON tic Club, “Just Plain Folks” was BLOOD M E D I C I N E ••rtainly a credit to the club. C O N TA IN S T H E V IR T U E S O F m tlting a p >rfect success C A S C A R A S A G R A D A , B t R B E R I S .N r j o Ihe comedy, th'*v had one of the largest and most pleased an lienees ever had in the hall. S AR S APA RU LA^JU N IPER, The Dramatic club will keep on W IT H A R O M A T IC S . : h whig Ihe newest and latest A GOOD SPRINGTONIC akd LAXATIVE dramas here and iri the noigh- b r ng town . Be sure and come A NATURAL ALTER ATIVE ano A P PETIZER WE S E KNOWN LL AND AND RECOMMEND IT. YEARS USE0 FOR 40 to ee them. Always popular FAVORABLY S lo p e r ’s Drug Store prices. You can’t afford to miss , one. 1 • ■ ' "• T Ice Cream Freezers Blue Flame Oil Stoves Screen Doors and Windows Porch Furniture and Hammocks Cool Matting for Your Floors Almost anything you want at Lilly Hardware Co. Green Trading Stamps with every purchase of 10c and over ÜÜÜIf ISÜÜlil 1ÜÜÜI1ÜÜT1 lÜÜTi I New Styles WHITE SHOES PARADE PUMPS Louis Heel, 1 Starp Tennis Shoes White and Black LA N C EFIELD NEW SCHEDULE S A LEM --S TA YTO N STAYTON KINGSTON AUTO STAGE Will make regalai trips every day, Sunday* included n* follows: h a l i m phonic m Leave Stayton for Kingston fi:S0 A M. “ Kin«Hton “ Stayton 7:10 " Arrive St-iyton 7:20 " Fare, Kingston to Salem, 75 cant* Stayton In Salem 30 cent. Leave • Stayton - 7:45 A. M. " - Sublimity - 8:00 •• “ Aumsville-meet train62 8:20 " '* - Turner . 8:35 *• Arrive «ainm-meet Ore.Elee.9:10 " Leave Opp. Ore. Flee. Salem 4:30 I*. M. Arrive - Turner - 5:05 *' ” Aumsville-meet train61 5:20 " “ - Sui.liinily - 6:45 " ___ - ____Stayton _- 6:00 •* Leave Stayton lor Kingston 6:10 I’.M. “ KinKaton “ Stayton 6:35 F.M, Connects with Motor Car Joaeph Ham m an