fit. Pleasant
Clyde t M ,
the State Tr.imi,.
the wet end at the 1
ShanI H*-m hi.ii>g hi
lien Knapp.
M ìh . h Mi. h
day f.r Sal
frier <!i
I .aux le t Sat
nil relatives.
. ! ¡'ttT Lambert left S ;t -
unlay lor ! ehunon, where she
to attend h p tc! oo’ the com n
winter.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7TH
3 Full S' Under wear 6 Garments $1.00
$1.50 duett Shirts, the best shirt
made for
Ho x li
on,
M. F. Kyan and fam.ly an
Fru l. Ilubb man mo ored
Jefferson Sunday.
A large number fr>m this . ;
cinity are taking in the 8tai<
1 Fair
$1.00
Miss Gladys Downing
at I). Townes’ Saturday.
$3.00
Doris Hat for
TT..
$1.00
The Misses G r a c e, Roxana,
Crystal and Melvin Shank made
a pleasant call at the Twin Wal
nut Farm Friday.
$3.50 Shoes in window
$1.00
Chester Iloyes of Albany spent
the week-end with G. H. Kay
and family.
FISHER & RICHARDSON
*w-
C ash
G a r d n e r ’ s
S tore
C opyright I
Slip a few Prince Albert
smokes into y_o_ur system!
You’ve heard many an earful about the Prince Albert
patented process that c u t s o u t bite and parch and lets you
smoke your fill without a comeback I Stake
ke your bank roll that
it proves out every hour o f the day.
Prince Albert has always been sold
without coupons or premiums.
We
prefer to g ive quality!
5 1 j yds. lor
15c p r yard Percale
10 yds. fur
mm
¡A lbert '
called
You swing on this say-so like it was a tip to a
thousand-dollar bill! It’s worth that in happi
ness and contentment to you, to every man
who knows w hat can be
gotten out o f a chummy
jim m y pipe or a makin’s
cigarette
with
Prince Albert for
“ p a c k i n g ” !
Glen Schillings o f Shelburn
wan a special Sunday visiter at
the W. K. Ray home.
WÌMM.S.IM, ».
.Vfiss Mabel Towr.es is visiting
in Portland this week.
week-end with her daughter, . School also commenced in the
F o x Valley district Monday
Mrs. Roy Brenner, of Stayton.
morning with Mi?s Alta Brown
J.OO
Frank and Linn Lambert and teacher.
John Lutz returned from the
Claude a n d Clyde Moulding
5c per yard Cotton Braid
huckleberry patch Monday with
spent
the week-end with their
100 yds. fer
1.00 a large quantity of berries
uncle E. D. Thompson a n d
A large crowd gathered at
family.
Floyd Shelton’s Sat. evening and
Oct. 5 a lecture will be given
serenaded Mr. and Mrs. D. Wor-
by
a lady o f the W. C. T. U. at
ske.
the Lyons M. E. Church at 7:30
p. m.
25c per yard Poplin
6 yds. for
$1.00
25c Rico Mufflers
S ix for
1.00
$1.50 and $1.65 Ladies
House Dresses
1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mollett re
turned home Sunday from Inde
pendence where he has been
picking hops.
J.OO
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour and
family were visiting with Mrs.
Joseph King of Victor Point Sun
day.
C ash
S tore
You Can Buy at
G e h l e n ’s
S to re
ON OCT.
7, 1916
The Following For
$ 1.00
1-2/ic can linking rowil.-r nnv
brand____ ____________
25c
1-2 if pi ck 'go nata nr wheat
(lakes any brand
25;
1 IK 2Xr c o ffe e ..................
2Xc
6 bars Bob White Snap.
25c
l-10c bottle blueing............
10c
l-10c package aoda..............
10c
8-5 c boxes matches............
15c
t-5c packatfc ye a st.....................
Rc
______
Falls
Stayton and back Sunday even-
I ing.
School opened here Monday
Miss Marie Smith visited the
Sept. 25 with Mrs. Emma Cober- week-end at the J. E. Kimsey
lev as teacher.
home. She is teaching school at
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hicks Aurora this term.
HWW! \
The world's record — twenty•
two thousand and twenty-two
miles without stopping the
moto r — is held by a Maxwell
stock touring car.
Wayne Ashby left, last week
on a business trip to Santa Kosa,
California. Mrs. R o b a r d of
Portland, is staying with Mrs.
Ashby during his absence.
Hugh Hurt started
in Stayton Monday.
to school
Mrs. Wm. Rabens a n d son
Elmer made a business trip to
Stayton Saturday.
Arthur Branch, w ife and child
ren o f West Staylon spent Mot -
day at the Chas. Peters homo,
where they celebrated the birth
day o f Misses Norma and Belva
Branch.
Valiev
Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Butler are visit
ing with their nephew and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Kane.
Stayton, Gregor
■
H. A. Thomas and f a m i l y
came back from Salem Monday
where they have been for sever
al weeks harvesting their hop
crop.
Lyons and
$1.43
Chas. fehlen,
Silver Creek
Union h ill
1.00
G ardners
T
and son Kenneth visited at the
Bill Rabens, son and daughter
Lewis Lang home Sunday.
Mr. visited at t h e Albert RaberB
and Mrs. Hicks expect to leave home Friday.
f o r Arizona soon where they
Lynn Neal is attending high
will spend the winter.
school in Stayton.
Monroe Irish, w ife and sons of
Chas. Cuslak is building a new
Rev. Van Winkle will preach Oregon City visited a few days house, it will be a dandy when
in Lyons Oct. 8.
last week at the S. W. Milligan 1 finished.
home.
O. D. Miles called at the D. 0.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Scott
Freeman
home Sunday.
and son, Wayne o f Silverton,
Joe Lang and Martin Peterson
Beatrice, Pauline and Frank Ix>ck-
Rena
Lang
is on the sick list
were visiting at the Geo. Scott hart are spending the week a t the w i t h a party o f Union Hill
home Tuesday.
home of their grandparents in Salem.
friends made a flying trip t o and unable to attend school.
$1.25 and $1.50 Men's
Sport Shirts for
$1.50 all wool Smyrna
Rugs lor
HE Elina*
A
/ lbert tidy
red tin, and in
c.
fact, every Prince
Albert package, haa
real meaaage-to-yon
on its reverse aide. You’ll
read:—**Process Patented
July 30th, 1907.” That means
that the United States Govern
ment has granted a patent on the
process by which Prince Albert is
made. A n d b y which tongue b ite and
th ro a t p a rch a re cut out! Every
where tobacco is sold you’ll find
Prince Albert awaiting yon
In toppy red bags, 5c; tidy
red tins, 10c; handsome
pound and half-pound
tin humidors and in
that clever crystal-
glass humidor, with
sponge - moistener
top, that keeps the
tobacco in such
Ana conditisg *
a 1 w ay a I
*. 1. * CTXOLDS TOBACCO CO
Mr. and Mrs. Den MeKnight
and children, and Mr. and Mrs.
J.OO Ona Sin lion and sons, and Mrs.
Linn Lambert were Sunday vis
itors at Cold Spring Farm.
1.00
Mrs. I’ . H. Lambert spent the
DOLLAR DAY, SATURDAY, OCT’ 7TH
^
Th ere’s sport smoking a pipe or rolling
your own, but y o u k n o w that you’ve got
to have the right tobacco! W e tell you
Prince Albert will bang ihe doors wide
open for you to come in on a good time
the national jo y *moke
firing up every little so often, w ithout a
reg ret!
You’ll feel like your smoke past
has been wasted and will be sorry you cannot
back up for a fresh start.
Mr. and .Mrs. John Huber an<i
family, Mrs. Uoxic Fr.ar.k and
f irndy. Maud Smith, ai d Gladys
■> ~c per yard Figured Dimity
and Elsie Downing were Sunday
14 yds. fer
¡ 1.00 visitors at the H. It. Sham: horm .
. Sc per yard Cotton Serge
$2.00 Hammocks for
Ë.J. . M iBoiéaî
School commenced a t Lyons
last Monday morning with Prof.
Kane i n the upper room and
Miss White in charge of the pri
mary department.
The n e w
school house not being finished
school commenced in t h e old
building. The new house is to
be ready the first o f November.
r . O . B.
DE T R O IT
N'
’O other car at any p rice has ever approached
this wonderful record of endurance.
In addition to this proven sturdiness, rem em ber that the
M axw ell averages between 25 and 30 miles per gallon
of gasoline.
Moreover, the M axw ell is complete. It has elec
tric starter and lights; demountable rims; one-m an
mohair top; speedometer; roomy, comfortable seats and
an attractive appearance.
A re you particular about details? D o you demand
evid ence o f value? If so, you w ill investigate the
M axw ell, the features, record and reputation of which
proclaim it the w o r ld 's greatest moto± car value.
3-paaaaaig-r Cabriolet, $863
3-paaam fiar Tcrmrinff
T ou rin g Cmr.
Car. $393
-
530
6-paaaan$ar Tow n Car, 913
6-paaaao$ar Sodasi, (9 tì3
S -p a .mancar Roadster
W. F. PENNINGTON, Agent,
Stayton, Ore.
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