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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1916)
f A UNIQUE RECORD AIKÄIND n’TOV.'N V ,ry Few l.d.e It It. Cui ’ V oid Republic to.iy i'. Perniila, nn Vutttsville mail Aulo Chamois skins and sjx»''gcs ut >:o nor, «ini Miss Kisto I'ox o f tho samo Sloper’s. i i I u-o havo « lioonso to m.trry. Ail Kinds Of Squirrel p< isoli at Beauchan p’ s. C. S. Ciark, foreman io toe a ! ail office, spent the 4lh at Salem. W ill Hirons and w ife of near Shel- bum, was trading here Monday. Don’ t suffer from kidney disorder*. ? , - r o x Diuretic Elixir is guaranteed to « Ip you, get it nt Sloper’s. Cecil Riggs who has been working <■> r Portland, is at home with her par- i- Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Riggs. Nairn Siegmund o f Astoria spent the Fourth with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Antone Lackner and wife were Stay- Ik G. Siegmund o f Fern Ridge. ton visitors from Jordan Monday. S. H. Heltxel made an interesting Miss Stella Huntley of Potter’s camp talk on “ Patriotic Cttiienahip” at the visited her parents here Sunday. Methodist church Sunday evening. K. E. McKinney was a business vi itor lore from Turner Monday. Miss Lena Berg of Shaw is a guest at the V. Dare Sloper home this week. R L. Putnam and family accompan ied H. C. Von Behrtn and family t o Turner ar.d Salem to celebrate the 4th. tiratef.il testimony for Doan’s Kid ney Fills, published every where la of itself convincing evidence o f merit. Confirmed testimony forms still strong er evidence. Years ago, a citizen cf this localil) gratefully acknowledged the ben efit derived I m Doan’s Kid ney Pills. The stateinci t ih now con firmed t h e pm « if more et nviorjng. t'aees o f tms kind are plentiful in the work o f Doan’s Kidney Pilla—the rec ord is unique. P. W. Brown, retired farmer, 140*.) State St., Salem, Ore., saya: "Hard work weakened my kidneys and I often felt the effect ¡a lameness and soreness across the small o f my back. Fiat lly, my attention was called to Doan’s Kid ney Pills and I used some. The back ache and soreness left me.” (Statc- me: t given January 31, likk>). S T IL L USES D O A N ’ S. On April 11, 1911), Air. Brown said:” l still consider Doan’s Kidney Pills a menici ie of merit and they always do goal work whenever I take them.” Price 5dc, a t all dealers. Don’ t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Brown has twice publicly recom mended. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING For Salo A fresh Jersey cow. quire o f E. Roy, Slayton. En 7-20 — Fl nl _____ Charles A. Stephenson 1'OK SAI L Good, gentle cow, giving milk. Claude Darby, Stayton. 7-til — IN — kOR H ALL Almost n e,w buggy | ami double harness. See Hammaii’a Feed Ram. jf | - ---- Lost, Strayed or Stolen —A large,, brindle. dehorned, bob-tailed row, from my pasture. Anyone finding same notify Brewer's Dairy. "*® Stayton. Ore. I $125.00 For $50.00 1 will sell niy buggy hiu ! harness, good as new for J50. See this bargain. Luton Darby, ~ Kingston, Oregon. Money to Loan “Shore Acres” IN FIVE PARTS A BEAUTIFUL, HEART-TOUCHING DRAMA PRODUCED BY AN ALL-STAR CAST SUNDAY NIGHT I Have Made Arrange ments for loaning eastern money, will make very low rate o f inter est on highly improved farms. Ho mer H. Smith, room f>, McCornack Bldg.. Salem, Oregon. Phone 96. tf. SUNDAY NIGHT A Pleasing Program Watch the Bill Board STAR THEATRE 5c AUTO REPAIRING Parofin Wax SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 8 For Stock Goats, ( ’has. Stayton. 1 St ay ton, Oregon. 7.3* ! Mrs. C. C. Nott has received news that her mother, living in Vancouver, P. C. Speer and wife of West Stay- Wash-, is seriously ill with pneumonia. ton visited at the C. O. Craw ford Sun- day. Miss Esther Willing arrived home from Portland last night to spend her Mr. and Mrs. H. Lilly and Mr. and Canadian Thistles yet? We have the summer vacation with her mother here. M rs. W. H. Fuson spent the Fourth at material that kills them. Now is the Salem. time to kill them while they are tender, lib cost.ng 30c makes 26 gallons. H. F. Pennebaker, w ife, and sister Beauchamp’s Drug Store. Mrs. Sims of Portland were in. Stavton for sealing fruits and vegetables at Bring your auto that is out o f com- today. Beauchamp’s Drug Store. 15c, 2 for2;'c Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Huntley anti mission to the Brown Auto Repair Shop daughter and Mr. N.cklois motored where we are equipped to handle any- „ „ „ „ „ uto W . A. Elder and family have moved Miss Elnora Willing who is working over from Albany Sunday and spent thing lh„ t cun j * to Potter’s Camp, where Elder is em- in a hospital in Astoria is visiting her the day at the H. N. Huntley home. Brown’s Auto Repair Shop. 6 28 ployed. mother, Mrs. Rosa Willing, for a few Load your cattura with A naca films, davs. Miss Edna Johnson is visiting Miss Nell Stayton o f Silverton is vis Sloper sells them. iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. St. A. a few days with home folks. I . A. Messing is Fixing up his place Stayton. Eii Thoma and w ife o f San Diego, «• ,, . at the rear of the Stayton State Bank C ha3’ l re tu rn ed to beat the band. Louie is always at Cal., are making a two week’s v i.it i . with his brother, John and family. Mr. , *3St week I rotn West Stay- Miss Frances Neitling o f Portland is wrrk. /¡siting her mother, Mrs. Meilti.ng here and Mrs. Thoma made the trip in their ton. his week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kingo motored Have you Sprayed those tar i t Theatre J PURE ICE CREAM ^ 6 G a llo n s .................. 5.00 10 Gallons . . . . . 8 00 r ' The Walluga Club met at the to Salem Saturday returning home Sun Fred Rock’ proprietor of the “ Pas- Mol let home last Thursday after Miss Ruth Fuson, was operated upon day after a couple o f days visit with time” has installed modern fixture» noon. The time was spent in | or appendicitis at the Salem hospital relatives. esteruav. and will keep Weinhard’s Golden Nec- piecing quilts and visiting, r ’■ 3 Fresh Fruits- Oranges, Bananas >;< SOFT D RINKS and BLITZ Newspapers and Magazines ; B. A. Schaefer, w ife and son Cecil tar ice-cold and on tap all the time. went to Portland Saturday and are Henry Nighoff of Portland, was a spending the week visiting relatives at guest at the J. P. W ilour home Mon that place. Made from rure fruit juices and cold day and Tuesday. Mr. Nighoff is •izling carbonated water. Beauchamp’ s Mrs. W. C. Parry and little son Dix president of the Nighoff Shoe Co. in Drug Store. on of Junction City, are visiting at the Portland. home o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mrs. Crawford o f Portland, is visit D. Alexander. Mrs. Frank Cavanaugh arrived yes ing at the home o f her son C. O. Craw terday from Portland and is visiting at ford in this city. Mr. and Mrs. E. Morgan and E. L. the home o f Mr. and Mrs. J.F nd o f Mr j and E. J. Small of Oregon Citv spent a Mrs. Cavanaugh is an old friend Mrs. Neilting is visiting her daugh- and Mrs. Wilbur, pieasant Sunday at the Small home in ter, Mrs. Frank Hottinger in Linn the west part o f town. county this week. O ur Sodas are right. Chloride or Lime Time Rock Point Norris Frank is visiting his sister, Mrs. Dare Sloper at Stay- ton. E. C. Downing a n d family m o to red to Salem Saturday. Several from here attended the Cherry Fair at Salem Mon day and Tuesday. Don’ t forget to help the mail boys Robert Darby and w ife o f Linn coun this month, by mailing all your letters „ , ,, j , . , . The rain did some damage to ty, were trading with Stayton mer Every one should do their part i n u.,* i « i and packages on the route. This is the disinfecting sinks, sewers, toilets, etc. c h e .m e s ^Ut helped the Spring chants yesterday. month to weigh the mail. i Chloride o f Lime will do a great deal Ft*ain. Miss Hazel Lambert of Mt. Pleasant Mr.’ Peterson o f Salem is visit- Wm. Harbon and family and Edgar toward keeping offensive odors down. spent the week-end visiting her sister, Watters aid wife were down from Only 15c a can, 2 for _> at Beau- ¡ng, ^jg gon Alfred this week. champ’s Drug Store. Mrs. Roy Brenner. Detroit the first of the week visiting James McCormack of Portland at the W. S. Watters home. The doors o f the “ Fix up” closed ¡s spending his vacation with his Miss Lila Ware o f Baker, Oregon, is .*■ pending the summer visiting relatives last Friday. Jos Peery. the manager, uncle Geo. Schnitt. will still handle his tailoring line and do j * i and near Stayton. cleaning and pressing until the affairs A. Frank, w ife and daughters Of the Fix Up are adjusted. Mabel an(] j da spent Sunday at Dr. Feauchamp reports a bouncing plies at Beauchamp’« Drug Store. laby bovitorn to Mr. and Mrs. M. J. the Joe Hendricks home. Crabtree, Friday, June 30. John Downing, the city marshal Rev. Mr. Lockhart o f the M. E. visited his uncle Geo. S. Downing at Church, is spending a couple o f days T. J. Hill is taking a vacation Mrs. J. M. King and daughter of Salem, this week and reports the old attending a meeting of Ministers at at the Breitenbush Hot Springs. Oregon City. While there he deliver Victor Point, were in town Monday gentlemen feeling some Detter. ed an address to the church leaders. trading with the merchants. Joe Hamman brought 22 people home Wm. Cladek, wife and little daugh Miss Theo. Matthieu returned home from Salem on his stage Wednesday Saturday from a three week’s \isitj night. And y tt they say an electric ter o f Albany, visited at the home of Mrs. Cladek’s parents, Mr. ami Mrs. : The school grove east o f town j line to the Capital city will not pay. with relatives at McMinnville. Lee Tate the first of the week. Ralph was surely a scene o f admiration Tate accompanied them home Wednes on the 4th when a crowd o f near-1 day for a visit. K odaks and Kodak Sup Hendershott’s Gem Confectionery Before Starting On your Summer Vacation, see our line of Trunks, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, Telescopes and other handy articles for the traveler. J. R. GARDNER’S CASH STO R E. WHITE SHOES SALEM--STAYTON STAYTON-KING STON AUTO STAGE Will make regular trips every day, Sundays included as follows: SALEM PHONK w>* I-eave Stayton for Kingston ” Kingston ” Stayton Arrive Stayton U n io n H ill b y W a lt M a s o fi A m ong the w orld ’s great story tellers, those gifted, en tertaining fellers, Rex Beach is stacking high; and I am ad w a y s in m y glory w hen I have got a* n ew Beach itory; it suits me more than pie. Red blood in all his yam s is seething; his characters are living, breathing, lot dummies made o f wood; strong n en admire his kind o f writing, o f heroism, peril, fighting — it’s al w ays to the good. A n d Rex, when he is busy working, his trusty old typewriter jerking, until it busts a spoI:e, to have his inspiraton quick ened keeps all the air around him thickened with rich Tuxedo smoke. Say, have you noticed, gentle REX BEACH Famotit Author, taytl readers, h o w m any famous men " l have tm olfej 7c.— -’- ' and l e a d e r s e x p l a i n T u x e d o ’s m b-A rctic A l a l i a , a tP a n a r ry * orth? A s m an’s great solace a n d everywhere—voould not im o^e another bind. ” hey expound it, and that's because they a ll have found it the best tf • ”e is on earth. Mr.-. Rohan] of Portland is vis- inn r vvit’ii her daughter, Mrs. Wayne Ashby this veek. Mrs. Shod »r and daughter .' la bel of Corvallis visited at t h ■ H - A. Thomas a n d Wm. Mollet homes 1 i t week. l ;fO guests Sunday. Scott a n d W1 ! tri were 1 }.lU’ Arthur Mollet •. . Miss Roper o f Cnrv Mi itit g at the Wm. Mollet he no ¡this v.(ci\ James Thomas and wife of Stayton spe it several days a t the II. A. a n d Geo. Tho hornet ;h:s week. Albert ■»i ons spent Sunday at the Wm. Rubens home. ly 15oo people attended the pic-! t ic there. The grove was nicely j decorated with flags and hunting and containing several stand*, Isadore Bell; tug o f war, single a grand stand and several other places o f enjoyment. The Mt. men vs married men, $2.50 cash married men. Angel h a n d furnished good music all day which was certain Aliv9 Anyway. "From a physical point o f view.” re ly appreciated by the crowd very much. A fine dinner was ser marked the parlor philosopher, “ we arc much Inferior to prehistoric man.” ved in the basement o f the "W ell, for my part. I would rather school from eleven thirty until be Inferior than prehistoric.” replied tv,o in the afternoon. The i ro- the mere man.—Judge. g am of the day and prizes v. ere fo il i ' o w : Leave - Stayton • 7:46 A. M. ” - Sublimity - 8:00 " " Aumsville-meet train62 H:20 ” " - Turner - 8:85 •• Arrive Halem-meet Ore.Elec.9:10 ” Leave Opp. Ore. Elee. Salem 4:30 P. M. Arrive - Turner - 5:05 ” “ Aumsville-moet trainili 5:20 ” “ - Sublimity - 5:45 •• “ - Stayton - 6:00 •• Leave Stayton tor Kingston 6:10 P,M. " Kingston ” Stayton 6:35 P.M. Connects with Motor Car LANCEFIELD Joseph Hamman Mill Cily-Stayton-Salem AUTO-STAGE Leaves Mill City 6:15 a. m. for Lyon» Mehama, Stavton, 7:45, Sublimity, Aurmwillc, Turner, arrives in Salem at 9:15 a. m. Leaves Salem 4:30 p. m. arrive In Mill City 7:20. Stops in Stay- ton at Stayton Hotel and Hendershott’ a. I). B. Hill, Owner. PFUNDER’s Mornii.g OREGON . ¡ick rae*, hoy-; watch Leo | B ied ght irner; potato race, boys' Cl.CM L< o Bccdigheimer; C O N TA IN S TME V IR T U E S O r A J A p-: n :l ce, bo.: chocolates,Oliva ! C A S C A R A S A G R A 0 A . B E R B E R IS .N r Zihor; thrw1 legged race, $1.00j S A R S A P A R IL L A , J U N I P E R , cash Heifner Bros, ; pie eating W IT H A R O M A T IC S . contest, $0.75 cash Sam King. TONIC and Aflernoon A NATURAL ALTERATIVE aho APPETIZER Fat man’« race, fenc.* pliers - FAVORABLY KNOWN AND U S ED FOR 40 YEARS John Zuber; foot race, lap robe— Wallace Smith; barrel fight, (¿•rite a number from t h i s $2.50 watch fob Chas. Smith; neighborhood attended the cher- f< ot race, whip Joe Lang; or- ry fair at Salem. j ange catching contest, $1.00 caih 6:50 A.M. 7:10 ” 7:20 " Fara, Km g•t«n to Saloni, 7ft eonts Stayton to Salem 80 cent« Tennis Shoes W hite and Black Stayton, Ore. NEW SCHEDULE New Styles PARADE PUMPS Sublim itv Shots Louis Heel, 1 Starp i Rex BeacK 10c BLOOD M E D I C I N E T A GOOD SPRING LAXATIVE W E S E L L AND RECOM M END IT . Slopor’s Drug Store “FIXIT SHOP” I have establiahed a repair » h< p in the Cooper building on Water Street and will repair anything. Saw Filing a specialty. Oron Weddle. tf NOTICE! The Trover-W eigel Studio 1 s open the first Saturday Hnd Sunday o f each month, July 1st and 2d. The etudio is now located in the Matthieu Bldg on Second Street.