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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1916)
t » • 0 s í s j í J ' 1 THE IUTE 1 f Of THE STAR THEATRE • The Arrival Of 150 Ladies 'nd Cl.üdre v Coa 1 will «hip h< g» frwm Wvat Stayton, We ll «•» Iny. Sopì. -7 Anyone having h n s I« »oil v e mo l>oforo that (Into. L. A. Thomas, Cider Mad« for 2 centi |x-r «»Iloti. It Stuyton Produce Co. Brui« vour apple*, i mile emit of Suo- lirnity. W. Starr. 9-21 S. 1. Stewart t Tuesday evening for Astori» »her«* I k » II take m Grout \ STOCK GOATS BOR SALE See me Northern Imal for Sen p'iunsciucu. Ho or phi • e l'h«». i^aytun, Stuyton, Ore. will l«e gone »i'out ihrio weck» ui.il 9-21 X will visit ae\oral of the roust citi»*». He will m it I«lutivi» i t Gold Hill <<n For Sal« Airedale dog, 11 month» hi» n tam trip. old. Good watch dog. In«|uire of Mra. J , F . t uldWi.ii. . T H E HOM E OF GOOD SHOW S1 tk¡|8 PLAYS APPRECIATED s# # t m m m Bw ! <r For Sal« Hay mare, well hudt, grade Clyde, ahout 1300 pound*. 7 years old, The Haine«-Wi.bur Stock Co. drew at farm 1 mile south of Col* achool. go »I houses Saturday a n d Sunday 9 2Sx M. M. Meiser. nights at the Star Theatre, and the plays were appreciated hy the public. The Stayton Produce Co. ¿a still In The company went to Lyons from here, the market for hide* und pelt*. High- where tluv will put > n their entertain est market price p>uid. 9-28 ments. The Hizz Medicine Co. will prob ddy bo the next attraction at the Lott—a Parker Lucky Curve Foun Star. tain 1’en between Stayton and King ston, Wednesday, Sept. 2«*. Finder Ni k Gvynier m l family and Titu» please leave at Mail office 9-2 n Archer of Kingston, left yesterday morning on tho S dem-St tyton auto SALE B IL L S -a t the Mail Office. We stave for Pendleton, where they will have the largest circulation of any attend the Round-Up. paper printed or sent into the Santiam Valley. Advertise with us and get SCEN E FROM TH E MUTUAL M A ST E R P IC T U R E , OE LUXtt EDITION Loren Caldwell returned last night results. “T H E HAUNTED MANOR,” IN F IV E ACTS. PRODUCED B Y GAU from Brownsville where he has been MONT Mrs. Dora Shreve is a Portland visi s.oniiing lb«? summer working at Willis Chas. Clark made a trip to Salem White Rock» For S a l e -O n account of tor this week. Caldwell’s ranch. Friday. my health, 1 will sell my entire flock of Jno. Peterson of Silver Creek Falls, Mrs. Frank Dieters and children and 34, year-old hens, and 2 cockerels pure Mrs. Ellen Caldwell was a Salem was a business visitor here Tuesday. Mis» Theresa Weinrich of Portland, bred. Ficial strain White Rock*. The visitor Tuesday. * ■ are visiting at the home of their par- hens are just through moulting and be Paul Shreve and John Fehlen are ents, during the illness oT their mother, ginning to lay. Mrs. W. A. Weddle, 12 pounds white Navy Eeans Stayton, Ore. '.*-2.« home from the Eastern Oregon wheat Mrs. Weinrich. 5 C. A. Silbernagel, wife and son Jno. Brentford Kenvon of Lyons, came were in Stayton Friday. down Saturday to visit relatives and incktontly take in the show. For real bargains go to Young’s Gro- Jos. Klecker arrived home last night after an extended trip in the east and Peter Dei inch made a trip to Port from a visit in Portlanp. ant the first of the week. Mrs. J . A. Gerwick of Cra Byron Bates and wife of Scio, were Oregon, is a guest of Mrs. J . P. bur this week. trading here Tuesday. Mrs. Ed. Tate of Union Hill, was a Mis» Vida Young left Monday for Stayton visitor Monday. Corvallis where she will attend the 0 . A. C. Miss Young will he a Senior Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Brewer visited this year. relatives in Salem Sunday. Mrs. A. D. Gardner was a week-end Plenty of Good Parm Bacon at visitor at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Lau at Fox Valley. Klecker’s. Mrs. E. D. Alexander is visiting her Are you watching the windows at daughter Mrs. W. C. Parry at Junction Young’s Cash Grocery for bargains? City this week. She is also attending Junction City’s Annual Punkin Sijow. Mrs. Leonard Walker and sister were Stayton visitors from West Stay- Mrs. Clifford Stayton and baby boy ton Tuesday. left Monday for an-extended visit with Miss Cora Tumridge returned to her her parents, E. Dunagan and wife in work at the Blind School in Salem Sunday, after a week’s visit at the C. C. Nott home. Sloper’s Drug Store headquarters for all school books and Plenty of Good Fanu Bacon at supplies. Klecker’s. Dr. Beauchamp and wife and little Mrs. L. Kimsey and Miss Della Har daughter spent over Sunday visiting in old left Tuesday fur Pendleton where Portland and enjoying the scenic beauty they will visit at the C. 0 . Crawford of the Columbia Highway. home. Threshing is finished in the Jordar Frank Leslev, wife and son Wilbur country, and the best reported is on« motore 1 to Scio yesterday for a few field of oats belonging to Frank Roh hours visit at the Jack Waltemeyer weiu that averaged 109 bua. per acre. home. I. B. Carter will start for Ashland Mrs. S. J . Pressler arrived the latter one day this week to join his wife at part of last week from Douglas Ariz., that place where they will spend the for an extended visit with her parents, winter on account of Mrs. Carter s Mr. and Mrs. J . P. Davie. Jo e Dorovicku of Crabtree, stopped a few days for a visit with Emil Cladek the first of the week. He was on his way home from Portland where ho has been in the hospital since the Philo math Rcund-up where his motorcycle ran into an auto.seriously injuring him. 12 pounds white Navy Beans at Klecker’s for $1.00, Saturday Jos. Scstak and wife and Mrs. G. L. only. Brown motored to Buena Vista Sunday The Misses Cestak and Brown accom Ice cream and home made candy by panied them home. the Loyal Sons of the Christian church at Young’s Cash Grocery, Saturday, Mrs. E. D. Alexander entertained >ept. 23. the Birthday club at her home in the west part of town Monday. An enjoy When in need of anything to eat go able time was had hy all. o Young’s Cash Grocery. Everything lean and neat. Phone 1551. Jos. Sestak and daughter, the Misses Malana, Vonda and Sylvia, and Milca H. J . Mutschler, Geo. Davie, Jas. Fischer, Wm. Petzel and Lee Doerfler Roy and Wanda Brown motored to left yesterday for Riddle where they Salem Tuesdav afternoon. evpect to spend a week hunting. Mrs. Clyde Phillippi who has been staying with Mrs. Mose Titus for the DeWitts Kidney Pills, past two months, has returned to her for sale at Sloper’s. Get a free sam home at Silverton. ite. Chris Giebeler finished his threshing Mrs. J . T. Hunt and daughter Miss lelen, Mrs. B. Wagoner, Mrs. Clar- season Friday and pulled in his machine nce Hunt and children of the Waldo for the season. Cap Cremer, who has Tills, and Mrs. White and little daugh- been with him is now back in Stayton. er of Salem, were trading with our terchants Saturday. C. M. Holford repoits that his wife, who underwent an operation at the Ed Blakely has secured work in a Knoxville, Tenn. hospital s e v e r a l rug store in Oakland, Ore. C. A. weeks ago, is doing nicely and on the ¡eauehnmp and wife accompanied him way to a rapid recovery. Her many esterday to that place in their Max- Stayton friends will be pleased to learn /•II. returning the same day. this news. Fire Proof Garage The Sublimity Fruit Dryer will com mence drying prunes on Monday, Sept. 18, and will buy your prunes or dry them on shares. W. Starr. 9-21 STAYTON S TA TE BANK Money to Loan I H ave the O n ly F I R E P R O O F G A R A G E in tow n. Store your cars w ith me where they will be safe. N o danger of fire. O u r w ork has no superior in the repair line. A lw ays at your service. I Have Made Arrange ments for loaning eastern money, will make very low rate of inter est on highly improved farms. Ho mer H. Smith, room 6, McCornack Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 96. The Chalmers- AGENCY FOR Blackberries Wanted T otai . LIABILITIES Capital atock patii I n ............................... r n d l v l d e d prodi»....................................... less r i p e n s e » »ml t a x e s p sld Indi vidual deposit» »ubjeet to che ck Demand certific ate s of de posi ts .......... T im e and S s r l n c s D ep osits.................. Notes and bills re d isc o u n te d .......... Bills payable for money borrowed Other l i a b il i t i e s ........................................... W ill pay 2\\c a pound for Blackberries. Em pty C rates Furnished A t Y o u r Service PRICES RIGHT. T ota St ate of Oregon j County of Marion I I, W. Kicharrlfton, Cas hier of the above named h a n k , do solem n ly swear th a t the above s tate m en t Is true to th e best of my knowledge and belief. w. ItsMiAltiwoN, Cash ier Subscribed and Rworn to before rne thfa JHth day of Sept., 1916. H H. HKLTZKL. Notary Public. My CommlRFlon exp ires J a n . 1917. Correct — Attest: 2, LKK TATK GEO. 8PANIOL. 12, Or*non, at RmouRcm. m th e clo*e HQflV Loan* an'l d i s c o u n t* ................. .......... $ IN Ov erdrafts accu red and till sect] r e d . 7A 32 Bond* and warra n t* ............................. 90 Ba nking h ou se............................................. f» A00 00 Furn iture-and fi x t u r e * ........................... 3.000 00 Due from b an k * (n o t reserve b a r k * ) 3,761 Due front approved re*erve b a n k * . . 22,1X22 no Check* and other cash I t e m * ............. 1*7 U**h on b a n d ............................................. 7,970 26 2,4*3 M f*2 T otai . L ia militi m. Capital stock papi I n ............................. Hmplus f u m i ................................................ Dmil Tided p ro fits..................................... less expenses nnd taxes psld postal savings bank deposits ............ [«•pi»!Is due ■Hate T r e a s u r e r .............. Individual deposits s u b j e c t to eheek Demand certificates of d e p o sit........... T im e an d Havings Deposits................. P. T. Etzel threshed hfs first job this year with his big No. 9 Birdsell Clover h u I I e r a t Downing’s and Kirsch’s. A yield of 4 to 5 bus. of nice seed is reported to the acre. Leo Rock and Miss Josephine De- chauteau accompanied the Salem Lojua to McMinnville Sunday. They made the trip in Hamman & Stout Salem- Stayton auto stage. i. I, L . HT EW ART,'.»«h lerof the above named bank, do solemnlv «arpar thnt tho «trove State- men t Is tr uc lo tho beat of m ; kiiotrlpdgc and belief. 8 . L. Hte«vari, (a n lile r. bnlMcrlbed and aworn lo beforc me Ib is ISth dajr ol Hept., luid. 8.11 II El.TZ EL Notary Pub lic MyCommiatlon expire» J a n . 2, 1917. i'o r r c c t - S i l e s ' : D. O a r b» km J ohn H anunzk A. Director». - . . AMBROL 1 fs B S m t Ir flH k fH M ffllW l I « « n I [ ' F * J . Sheard, who has been a resident of Stayton for many years will start, for I.ong Beach, Calif, tomorrow, where he haa-accented a position a« dyer in the Golden State Woolen Mills at that place. Mr.Sheard is wished much good fortune in his new home by his many friends. Astoria—A. Wickerstrom gets con tract for 24 life boats to be used on ships now Duilding here. Bend $80,000 hotel to be built here. S ELLER 5 0 c S ELLER Cigars and News Steed PREPARE FOR SCHOOL BV BUYING « P a ir of School Shoes A LL GRADES AND S T Y LES AT Lancefield’s Shoe Store, JUST RECEIVED Marshfield—$500,000 Coos Bay Pulp mill plant has been dismantled and machinery sold t o British Columbia firm. Bandon— It is claimed that there are now more loggers a t work In Coos County than ever beforc. The New Sythetic Amber Mouthpiece Pipe, Odorless, Tasteless, Durable, Non-in- flamable. Hendershott’s Gem Confectionery Mr. and Mrs. Fuson and daughter Ruth, and Mrs. H. Lilly motored to Corvallis yesterday, where Mr. Fuson will attend the Teacher’s Institute at that place. Misa Ruth drove the car. Portland —Union Meat Co. to erect new sheep pens at cost of $35,000. I \ j Jj of Langs Mineral Wonder and fortify yourself against the coming winter ilia, at Sloper’s. T otal ........................................ Hf^tp nf O rcg on r C o u ii tf of Marión | ” 1 C. W. Holford, Stayton T^ke a Couple of Bottles Farmers and Merchants Bank Phone 2183, Si PHONE 1X18 R E P O R T OF T H E CONDITION OF T H E Kt Stay to n , in the Ptate of of busines* 8ept. 191 6 C A R S F O R H IR E D A Y O R N I G H T Fishermen-Ford Truck Cladek’s Garage, D irectors Dance in Beauchamp’s Hall on S a t urday night. Sept 23. Everybody Professional Developing come and have a good time. and printing, and a dail Sloper’s. You Will Like I t 10 cents cents Place For Rent £8 acres, 6 room house, good barn, good bottom land, spring water and well, adjoins Stayton, with new high school, possession now. Price $175.00 a year half cash, half in 6 months. Address Stayton State Bank, Stayton, Ore. ¡9-21 Mrs. Ben Korten and little daughter I WILL INSURE your stock in a good of Portland are visiting at the home of old Line Stock Co. against death from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Klecker any cause. See or write me for rates. and other relatives. 9-7x G. W. Laflar, Salem, Ore. R EP OR T OF TI1K CONDITION OF T H E 5 Saturday Night at Kleoker’s for $1.00, Saturday only. REELS and a COMEDY A Large Supply of Trunks, Suit Cases and Grips Stone Jars, Stone Churns and Crockery Ladies, M isses and Children’s U nderw ear, M en and B oy s S h irts, O veralls, Jum pers, U nderw ear, H ats, Shoes, S o ck s » And all other lines in Men’s Furnishings J. R. G AR D N ER ’S CASH S TO R E, Stayton, Ore. R em em ber I also do a General D elivery business