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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1916)
mm $ bau ey ¿ ■ ■ - ■ ' V i . v . i 1, : , I J b 17 N lis* Whcato i II mtlv is on tli in' to b este, U 111: l III*1 « ' iv . non need l>nl ti i y» iit’i.slora ii.".i o.dsici. of th.s vu'inity will have i opportunity to visit luo ii.n.um lions ntl liuto. ’lili-. Baity i> tos great o o s ■ '.lì I within easy travi ihiïiit» io Salmi ] mg distance when i E :,.s 2Cc i' tr. e . t Meeker's on Sept, 9th. This year Ban.uni u.. : Baiiy mi- I noutice . all new novelty c.rc is, com Master L n d Se1- ef. r r 1 o coun- posed of more foreign rets tl ancv, r V. it i his uncle ty, V isiteil ov* r ^u before, .m iiijortanl feature is tin and aunt, 15. A. ùoha ■fer und wife ¡ new, i'ri i ' "l spectacular pageant, i ero “ Persia, or the Pagein i> of Tin Thousand and Om is gilts." In ti.i; • oil Soil' efer, il el. ohnaniGene gorgeous . ¡splay more Ilian l 350 per lit Sun ay visitili.; i t the Oìri st i s; sons participate. The Oriental music fa hi ti e of Chas. Schaefi r in l.inn i incidental to the production is rcndci- county. ed by cci* niu.-ionn s, ilU.-HH) Coslun « . are worn in tnc various action» of liie \ir. an I Mrs. Marian and children of pageant. Detroit, are here visiting at the home ’ths circus program will ha one of of her parerti, Mr. au I Mrs. W. S. unusual novelty and variety. More Watters. than 480 aienic artists will appear in the various acrobatic, aerial and riding ^ numbers, and an army ot fifty of tin funniest clowns on onrih will keep the purity is the fit st co: >: tration. Pur audience i vul.-cd with laughter. ity :» Beauchamp's truo.en .>ik. Among the new :.ci< to be offeree for the first timo this season are four The Misses Beulah and Clara Marr, great tri. ps of Chinese urt.it», pre of Portland, who visited ¡. with at the senting a complete Chinese emeus, re F. M. Munkers home, returned hi me plete with thiilliog aerial and aero Sunday. batic feats. The famous llaiiueford family, champion riders of Europe, arc Ed Taylor, wife and «on Elmer and another new importation, as is also Sent Cox were down from Mehama Signor Bagonghi, Italy’ s famous dwarf Friday and spent the day at the Wil equestrian. More than twenty Ira.ncd liams home. animal acts will lie included in the pro gram, headed by Pallenbvrg’s twg Fg-gs 28c in trade at Klecker's marvelous troupes of trained bears. The Uarnum Daily circus is larger Miss G lady’s Hill is down from Mill this season than ever before and re City for a few days visit with home quire 89 cars to tru:is|>ort it. It car fol.s. She will attend the high school ries 1,401) persons, 780 hones and a greatly enlarged menagerie of 108 h;re this fall. cages and 41 elephants. Clare Thonita of Jor a i visit -il Sunday in Si i> t r Ejg? 2Lc in tiale at I 1 cker’s M ra. Kae Glover of Gervais visited ovi r Sun iay with *v,nv f Iks. W. J. Culver and L. !.. Sloper of Salem wer*“ I i town ; osti r Uv. Mison Quart Jftrs-Doz GOc at K'.eckir’s. Mrs. C. C. Nott is home fr>m a two week's outing near Mill City. Dr. an I Mrs. C. H. Ere wer motored to Waterloo and I ebunen Sunday. Misses Nora Crabtree and Wilma Ware are home from their vacation at Breitenbush. Frank Silhavy and family were down from their farm on the Lillie North Fork yesterday. Dr. Brewer removed the tonsils from the throat o f Miss Vida Chrisman of Marion Tuesday. Remember you can buy bath ing caps at Sloper's Drug Store. TH5 STAR TH EA T R E 77 j M í J | J I 5 CiSCUS CG;tü.v LABOUR TÖ '’ i SAI.*’ Vi . i un. oh i ti: ,ii , two at Mail tt Saiurcjy, August 26th "Lying Ups’’ i on sw y. .vtU'V tavti !t. t'l l FOR SALE Mil bed a "d : | ' o k !.r . •m, 5 Reels 5 Sunday, August 2 7 th y. harn« .. t Murpiiv, ton, Qr*': o ‘ti! monti rfom The Sky” Almo Wednesday, August 30th ha; tt ..r.ind (Saw Foul ríe at a discount. ■ ti>:*. Oregon. * - jw an ra . s .«i .Turin, Write Who’s dinky, car tor Box 75, tf. lilt ., L 'l . A il t rlou i Runt •nr rent .it* per moi l"! •«'. Slav ton, till, STRAYED—into my w ner prove property and tc. A. l\ V.elti »» “ The Weaker Strain Thursday, August 31st w FOR SALE. OR TRADE ' V* •b I •n.ir.itor, g yod as new. Sec or plume 2i Muni.tr i>rv ! X tavton. Or ■ Gel your meJicice where he uè uuod s h o w s ’ Raumer" Fox Film Class Productions, No Cheap Pic tures Shown 5 cents heifer, for ml. 1 WILL INSURE ; oui . n a g,* d !.. e Stock Co. against alh from ttliv CMISC i>r i.« l it ; me tor rates. 9-7 X G. W. I.; , f! : ’ balem, Ore. 10 cents and SPECIALS no*» 26, and continuing until Sept 2nd, we will ¿eli ai the following prices: B î ’ i . i i ; Sato: ' y ..tig. ■ i SHEE.P W ANTED I want about 50 good ;, i7URÇ ewe 8. Fn ter Shropshire stuck* AJdress V. . R. Surry, Lyons, Oregon 9-14 X • 25c Syru p Standar.I. < ¡olden nr Crystal White 51b pailt* Mr. an! Mrs. S. V. Culver of Sahm 20c Pear is of \\ ! ; .it Albera lurjre size puckajfe were week-end guests at the Mrs. L. Mrs. E. Young and two daughters WANTED- Evers:reen Blackberries. 20c Wheat Flake McIntyre home. Misses Vivian and Vida motored t o bh » rates and will pay 2 et . Will tu 20c HOiit MADE CANDY Oats their farm on the Garden Road near |*er lb. del lvered Ht the 1 lamín an Feed. HOc Coffee Watico, . ’ III) can And ice cream will be served at Ed Quite a number of the Stayton young Salem yesterday. B h tn. i n 65c Coffee, Carnation 31b can Young's Cash Grocery, by the Loyal folks attended the dance in Aumsville 35c Rice, 51b pack Sous of the Christiun church, Saturday, S iturday nigi.t. Dot Olmsted, who was operated up 20c BLACK BF.RK1ES Aunted—I will |>ay Rice, 2 1-2! I* sack Aug. 26. Benefit of the fund for build on for appendicitis at the Salem hospi-! 25c r bllack bernes de- . for you lb 21 v per Cintrer Snaps, 3!t>s ing class room. Dick Downs left Sunday for Port tal August 19 is recovering rapidly and $ live red at my place 1 mile west of Sub- Reaches dried, 161 ht land where he expects to work as a 1.00 will soon be home. Alva Smith Apples dried, 161 hs Miss Bessie Carey, who underwent! limity. newspaper reporter. 1.00 Prunes dried, 161ba an operation for appendicitis at ’.he Mrs. E. T. Matthieu and daughter, 65c HOP PICKERS WANTED 7.7 . - 0 Mucardl, 101b Kits Salem hospital is at the W. Richardson J. T. Hunt and wife of the Waldo Theo. left Tuesday morning for Har 26c pickers wanted to ugi. up. i L asì hop-, Codfish, 31ba Hill« and Mis. Brown o f California risburg, where they will pick hops as home here during her convalescent»;. 80c clean fiel ! - V> , od and water free. Pickles, trillion jar were Stay ton cabers Monday. $ soon as the season opens. D , .M ilk , yellow Ran 11 tor Dr. Beauchamp spent over Bund.ay in Transportation one way. See K. D. 25c Baked Beans, Royal Club 3 for Cascadia. Mrs. Beauchamp and little Crabtree or phone the Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hutchinson mot 10c Catsup, Sale Brand, large bottle Stayton Dairy, Stayti n Mason Quart Jars-Doz. 60c at daughter accompanied him home Mon- tf ored down from their ranch near the Qlives, all sizes prices reduced K le c k e r 's . day after spending u week a t that Howell school house Tuesday. _ _ _ place. HOP PICKERS WANTED 150 more ----- ----- hop pickers wanted for the Holmes Chris Siibernagel and family of Jor tvan Ware of Klamath Falls is visit- Mason Quart Jars-Doz. GOc at > irtl- ine » water, t mi «ml ihg at the home of his grandparents, dan, passed through Stayton Sunday on their way to Silver Creek Fa Is, i lecker's tables. T. A. Live ly Coir ary. Mr: artl Mrs-. J-. H. Anderson. S w , write or phone Emma Glover, where they spent the day. Stny‘, 0 1 ), ( regnn. u tf Miss Mary Lulay and brother Pius, Mrs. Rosa Bachman and little daugh - 1 J. R. Ware and H. Ware of Lo ii, are spending a few days at the Kirsch ter Madaline who have been spending California are visiting at the home of i-anch east of Stayton, this week. the summer visiting relatives here, to Loan 1 H» V«- iVtadc Arrant«- ' / their cousin, T. J. Ware and family monts for loan- ng eusti rn m > ih y, started Saturday for their home in» east of Stayton this week. will make vv Cy V rate of liier Princeton, III. Coal C il 2 gallons for 25c at est on high.ty improved farms. H o Klecker’s. mer II. ►jmith, room 5, McCorna.ck Sloper’s Soda Fountain is ? fine Tne ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and BMg*i Salem, Oregoi, Phone 96. Mrs. Tim Sweet fell from a buggy one p’.tce to get cool these hot days. THE UNIVERSAL CAR tf. Lula.V & Schindler commenced a day this week dislocating her shoulder ---------------------------------------- house fot Tony Giesler on the Linn Tne clearance sale at Mayo’s Cish and breaking a collar hone. Dr. Brew eounty Side: on Tuesday of this week. Stor • is drawing large crowds daily. er attended to the injury. N e w t 9 l 7 M od el, 5 P assenger T o u r in g C ar n o w o n Saturday, the opening day, some <»f Ilbnry Mutschltr, wife ar.d son Harry the people were not waited on. Mr. an I Mrs. John Fishwood, Mrs. . D isplay. Beautiful lines, added im provem ents. M ust and Dare Sloper and wife motored to Fietcher and Mils Stephenson o f Sii- V /ill pyy 2 1 + c a pound for / ( Cascadia Saturday, returning Surday. be seen , o be appreciated, n o raise in price. Mrs. H. N. Huntley, daughter, Miss verton and Miss Deering of Portlan* i Blackberries. Empty . ., Stella and son Clarence returned home s: ent a pleasant afternoon, Sunday, r ,t •••i Miss Vida Chrisman of Marion, and Saturday from their two week’s v -it the M. J. Crabtree home. Crates Furnished biatcr Mrs. Ida Hershberger of Wash in Albany, Halsey and Salem. T O U R IN G iTgton, were Stayton visitor« Tuesday. _____ E. G. Schaefer, wife and bab- ^ 0f CAR t o cua T g — 1 - Mrs. C. M. Hoi ford left Tuesday for Portland, and Miss Lucille Schae ¿nf „ { A t Y o u r Service Waitsburg, Wash., arrived T at.sdav Buy your fly spray of Sloper. an cxton<K‘,J Vlsit Wlth her ,)aa* hteri night OELIVEREO IN YOUR OWN YARD and expect to spend tw 0 weeks PRIC ES RIGHT. PHONE 1X18 i. ,, c, 1 , r 1 K ’ at K n Holford visiting in and around Stay to’ 680 'P* iy aSer' etc-* B 80 sPr6-v companied her as far as Portland, pump«. 1.00 1.00 Y O U N G ’S CASH GROCERY, STAYTON I / ^.ry Pickecs V —------------ 8 Fishermen—Ford Truck $ 4 1 5 . 7 0 C. W . Holford, Stayton I Miss Rose Cox returned ,iOme Tucs- b f ; Beauchamp took Mr*. A. B. day from Jordan afb-r a v •Vit with her Hornet* of Gates to the Halem hospital We arc the authorized agents for danghter, Mrs. T. IL T nomas. a Mn fot* on operation M Monday of this hjgh C|U.., re modi* - dodi g Rexall, Week — ■ - trading * day with merr 4îints j,cre. Nyal and A.D.S. also agent for East- E a rly C ra w fo rd P eaches are « man Kodaks at Beauchamp's. n o w ready. C om e c. d y this High Class Remedies. We have just received a large PEACHE Don’ t lose your am bi- shipment or Do Witt medicine« direct Mrs. John Muck and Mrs. Wm. Mun- from the factory. Come in and get a kers and baby daught» r were here from tion and desire OT hard work and sue- •ample of their dyspepsia tablet« or north Suntiam Tuesday, trading with cess. Beauch- jfVip’ s Kidni'y Pills gives you the righ* . kind of ambition, 5' c kilney pills. Sloper’« Drug Store. Stayton merchants. each box o’ 5 for bOc at Beauchamp’s Drug Sto- r Fire Proof Garage — To The : rade---- I H a ve the O n ly F IR E P R O O F G A R A G E in to v Store you r cars w ith me where they will be safe. danger of fire. O u r w o rk has no superior in the line. ^ •fo* W. v Johnson, wife and daujhter Miss Lei a d s«e .* ul.r* ' and Mrs. A.- L. * sohr ttlc daught I rie nr otorini up from Salem ):un»lay and jp nt the »lay at the E. Young l o ne. »I Mis. June Kearns accompanied by W's» Mabel Townee of Mt. Pleasant, It Tuesday for a va nldon with .'.¡i i J Kearns’ aunt, Mrs. Mattie Me- McKinnon of nl.ove Casrudi-i. The girls are driving through in a buggy. A lw a y s at your service. ' • - ' : w. tr. County, ( • i i < * • h r i L ( i ,i : / . , >, to • «.,1,- >,l T'.- AGENCY FOR T h e Chalmers— 6— 30 G A S O L IN E 2 0 c PER G A L C A R S F O R H IR E D A Y O R N I G H T Cladek’s Garage, Phone 2 1 8 3 , Stay' ton ¡. . n u .v - r »ry >■ by Ibo e j < i i;:..to a.o ri r il»t, an-I iti • t 'i i ¡. i ’ :.LAP. j for * . 11 a n 4 <V* - rrli tli-.t c i - r », r ur 1 ; >• vr .:.ó ' rtT .c. : n.' Ni: j. • ;:i vt;v. Bwc: •n t-> be ' —n —'i rr.'l r ' i - ' r ' l / t In ...j Ci'.i d'.y c* ember, r v ; A. I». . » A. - CT ’’ ' <-c. N ! iry T’ c.tPa r trirrl: C- ■tir ! mu- rr 1 an * »" r * ! •» » » , „ 1 , p.’r» ' I ' » i f r tcstltT"-•-I ». » ' r. j . r»fi'N*: r r- M : . Ot r - ’ l 1'• c't pre— i»..o t.^.. • Ì sa,.;/ 1 r rcntgusUoa. year. C rop short, come early. Oichard ¡ ’hone Blue!: Agent F or T h ^ F ord In This T e rrito r y LA T ES T S T Y L E S IN iiies Shoe s Just Arrived THE ABIQUA PEACH ORCl ’ARD jitel Dilute. Ixlvciion-idt. Ati(.cl iioati PETER DFIDRi’ CH’S, STA YTO N , OREGON L *Z BOCK BROS, mi St TE THE NEW CAR AT Ï Brown, White and Champagne LO U IS Permanent Custcaieis. < )ur policy ifl t»> make every i'UMtom»T rmonent ore throu ii «»ur personal It :•< rvice n n d quality go cl amp's Drug Store. Kb > l About 20Stuytori pi Silver Cr. ek Fab , Sui u.:; . ' «,$ . ing were; J. E. Sloper, v.ite ir . ,,n Guy, Grant Murphy, wife i I baliy, Nick Strcff and family, Jn-ob Spaniol ;i 1 family. Misses Anna M eilen und Ivr.ma StrefT, S. II. licit:;.-! rid Leo Kle ,ker. Load ycur Camara with A iilco Film*. fir. H. A. Beaiicli imp riq orU Ihr u births aince last v ek’a n -u o f ’ihe Maflj a girl to Mr. nd In. J Sa . in r Jr. of Lir n c " t ” A it :; t I t: a girl to Mr. end Mc». R, L. I’ lilnam, ic ; r Aumsville A i just nn I n boy , to Mr. and Mr«. Royal Condit lame day. H EELS Shoe Store I icr £ m « ir * PO RE ICE CREAM Wholesale l’ ricc 4 Galla.n • » • 1 Gallon 2 Gallon« 3 Gallone. 4 Gallon« 5 Gallona 10 Gallon« • • • / • • » • . » . . . . . . « .75 L2J< 3.20 4.10 5.00 9.00 Frffsh Fruits, Oranges, Bananas SOFT DRINKS and BLITZ Newspapers and Magazine« H l idershott’s Gem Confectionery