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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1916)
News From All Over The City GOOD SHOW AND ShiALL CROWDS The Gotham Stock Co. played to «mail crowda here laat week, although they bad a flrst-rla»» ahow in every re «pert. Their vaudeville ws» o f a hlgh- cla«» varUty, seldom seen outside the P o s s i b l y A b o u t Y o u o r Y o u r F r i e n d s citUs, and Mr. Graham wa> all h o claimed, a singer with a powt rb voice. When the company returns to St. U w . Tale ta a Portland vlattor thl* ADLF.KIKA, (hat popular stomach and they will no doubt te greeted with be. weak. liver treatment. Guaranteed and solo ter crow 'a. by Slopcr’s Drug Store. The high arhool la flying a brawl new 7x12 flag. Mias Olive Porter,a Woodburn teach NOTICE Lyons and Fox V a lle y Mr». A. Morris went to Stay-, ton on bu»ine»8 Monday. Our New Line Of Frank Berry’» baby is very; nick with pneumonia, but is bet ter at this writing. Kimona and Flannelette Goods Vida Woodworth in sick with neuralgia. Mrs. Woodworth came home. Saturday to be at the bedside of her daughter. She brought her er, visited over the week-end with her two little grandchildren with On account o f Mr. Waltemeyer tak Home made Saar Kraut a t Bieter, Mra. I.uther Stout. ing over I he Star Theatre Dec. 1, there her as their mother is in the hos Kleckere. pital at Silverton. Mra. Othmcr llerg and baby o f Shaw, will be no picture shows except "Th e Diamond From the Sky” on Sunday John Berry passed through V. A. (ioole made a buaineaa trip to awl Mrs. W. K. Tate of Union Hill, idghts until that time. Other »how« were in Stayton Saturday. Albany Tuee lay. here Saturday on the motor. will ap|ie«r a« advertised. K. A. MrClay awl family moved to Mra. Prtston Muntoli and buhy went The fire bell Sounded Saturday after* to Portland Tueaday to «pend several Portland Tueaday. I noon, but after the arrival o f the ap weeks visiting relatives there. paratus at the Methodist parsonage, it J. A. Vanllandel la plaaUring I)r. waa found that it wai only the fllue E. Roy la having a new roof put on Urewet’ a new office. 1 burning out. Nodamagedone. Watch one of hia »tore building« on Third St. your chimneys during the cold weather, Chaa. Nelaon went to Albany Mon Prank Mack is doing the work. nearly all fire» come from defective day returning Tuesday. E. L. Shepherd and daughter, Mr*. fluea. l<ena liaal of near Sublimity waa a Bertha I,ewis and her «on Clarence were down from Mill City Tuesday. Slayton viaitor Tueaday. Mrs. Iludelson win* down from Mill Clarence Overholtx o f I.lnn county City Wednesday and spent the day waa in our city yesterday. with her daughter, Mra. Kate Cavin. Break The Grippe The member» o f the Methodist church Beauchamp’s Grippe Tablets g v e are planning to break the record in the prompt and permanent relief. 25c at way o f Christmas exercise« this year. Beauchamp’», the Quality Drug Store. The electric Light plant «hut down P. T. Etxel and P. C. Frerea were In a few hour« Sunday to lay the floor in from Fern Ridge Tuesday. the cement flume which is being nut in. Dr. Eaton carries s full line o f the celebrated "Kryptu k” lenses. Blad Salts gives excellent results in rheumatism, kidney and liver affections Watch Young’« window« Saturday Get it at Sloper'a. for the «newer to ‘ ‘a secret.” Ed Thoma a n’.d wife J. P. Wilbur made a buaineaa trip to Idaho are visiting at the Portland the first ot the week. brother John here, they way to Calif. S. L. S te »ir tm »d c H flying trip to Lebanon the first of the week. N o tice-R ev. Marion F. o f Gcneaec, home of his are on their Horn o f Eu gene, Ore. will preach at the Christian M ies Kintx and wife o f Sublimity church Sunday, Nov. 19, at 11 a. m. were Slayton traders Tuesday. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Beauchamp haa a n e w Ford Mra. Ruble cut her left hand quite Coupelet, bought of Peter Deidrieh. Severely laat Thursday while splitting kindling. Dr. Beauchamp put in four Mra. C. A . Be« Ut-hsmp entertained Stitches to close the wound. the Mto!e Hub Wednesday evening. Mra. Edict and daughter o f near Scio, were trading in our city Monday. lite your camera with Ausco Films Get some good full pâtures. Slopcr’s. Will Hirona and w ife or Scio were transacting business in Stayton Satur day. Frank Laux, who recently returned from Ohio, was seen in our city Tuea day. Home mvle saur kraut at Kleck- er’a. C. A. Beauchamp awl wife and V. A. Goode and fandly motored to Salem Sunday. W. E. Councilman an I w ife of West Stayton traded with Stayton merchants Tuea-iav. Joa. Heuberger o f northeast of Sub limity was a Stayton buaineaa viaitor Tueaday. Won by a Name. During the Afghan war of 1879 a small British detachment gained a vic tory over a large body of the enemy by a mistaken order. A private named Vance, who had dialIngulshed himself by several acta of bravery, was a great favorite with one of the officers, and during a «klrmlsh the «Ulcer wanted him to carry a dispatch to the colonel in command of another detachment The man was only a few yards away, sua he railed out “ Vancet" at tne top of Ills voice. The men thought ho had given the order •’Advance!” and imme diately rushed forward with such dash and spirit that tlie- enemy tiroke and fled A Hint to the Engaged. There Is an old superstition which says Hint engaged couples who are photographed together never get mar ried Superstition Is gradually dying down, so thut few would he kept back by an old woman's saying. There Is, however, one thing which should keep engaged couples from being photo graphed together, nnd that la the thought that if either or both should marry some one else the fewer tokens there are of previous love affairs the greater Is the chance of happiness in tho final.choice.—Exchange. A ll the D ifference. A resident of a metropolis oa the Pacific coast had occasion to fill a Home made Saar Kraut at sunken place lu the lawn of his coun try home. Desiring expert advice be Klecker s. fore undertaking the venture, be look ed up a friend o f his who did a good A $1.00 pure W ear-Eter Aluminum deal o f contract work In excavating saucepan for 69c at L illy’s. Cut out and grading lines for the municipality. •Say, Reilly,** he Inquired, “ about the coupon found on another page and how much would It cost to fill a hollow take it to the store. Do it now! of such and such dimensions with stone?” Eil Taylor and w ife and C. E, Bailey, “ Is It for you or is It for the city?" w ife and children motored down from . asked Reilly.—Saturday Evening Post Mchaina Tuesday nnd spent the day C a r m a n a n d G e rm a n s. trading with Stayton merchants. German silver was not Invented In Germany anil does not contain any Mias Frances Lambert o f Ix>s A nge one particle of real silver. It Is really la a and N. J. Lambert of Grand View, an alloy of copper, nickel and zinc. Ore. attended the funerul of their The word ’’german" Is really a corrup rather, Nicholas Lambert here Sunday. tion of the original word "germane," which means “ related to." Therefore It is '’germane silver.” meaning “re lated to" silver So with "german Rexali Castor Oil (aromatic) free measles ” from odor or taste, 25c at Beauchamp’ s U n d e rfoot. Dreg Store, The Quality Drug Store- Some men could be sized up in two words — human doormats. — Florida Geo. A. Smitn sold the Pettit ranch Timee-Unlou. Anatomically. northwest of Sublimity to Philip W ag “ I ’ve been pondering over a very sin ner last week. See Smith if you want gular thing." to sell your property. He can do it if “ What is It?" any one can. "H ow putting a ring on a woman’s third tinker should place you under her thumb.” — Pearson's Weekly. We Are Still Paying Children Like Chaa. Lefller and wife were over from Scio Monday trading with our T h e S p r i n g s of W it. the highest market price for hides The Browns were at dinner. The merchants. o f all kinds. Bring them to the second course was brought on, and Seay ton I’ roduce Co., there was a period of silence broken M. R. Urban expects to soon move L. A. Thomas, Prop. ouly by the sound of kulfe ami fork. into the rooms over hia vulcanizing es Then Brown looked up. tablishment. Jas. Goode and little daughter of “ What Is this?” he asked, pointing to Idaho, visited Monday at the home o f the jo in t Mr. and Mra. W. A. Heater and son his brother V. A. Goode, Mr. Goode "The butcher suld it was spring M rria o f Union Hill were Stayton vis and daughter arc making an extended iamb," replied Mrs. Brown. itors Monday. visit with relatives in Oregon. “ Umph!” grunted Brown. "The butcher was right I’ ve been chewing B. A. Schaefer and wife are home Slait usii s C o 'y i l « toilet soaps today, one o f the springs for the last five from a month’ s stay a t their fajm thev cost less nnd last the longest, a minutes.” - London Tit-Bits. ne ir Thomm. complete line v t .1 p r’s Drug lore. 8H # W a s n 't . Mavn ai d Tfomas shipped 2 rsrs of The weather of M e past w ik has potatoes to California from West Stay- b >en of the real Cistern g kind, fre zing nights i nd clear co >1 davs. ton yesterday. Quite different fr the usual Wiliam- e;te Winter varii ty. However t h e weather man promises » change soon. Rexali Celery and Iron Tonic makes you eat, sleep and work better, ?1.00 large bottle at Beau champ’s Drug Store. Cleanse Your System May— How did you happen to miss your train? Blanche—Oh. the horrid old thing was right ou time!—Judge N o P r e v io u s Experien ce. Traffic Cop (to autolat whose car has Just been in n bad collision)— That's the most complete smnshup 1 ever saw. Autoist (proudly)—Thank you. And, would you believe It, it’s the first one I ever had!—Puck. It W o u ld n ’t. An ahscntmtnded dry goods clerk i O f poisonous wastes with Rexali Liver Salts 25c nnd 50c(«t Beauchamp's t\aa in love with a spirited girl, lie Mrs. C. F. Thsyer and sister Irene took her hand oue night and droned: Monev hack guarantee, o f roursc. Telcher o f Hubbard w e r e Stayton “ Dear, dear little hand! I wouder—I callers Saturday W. H. Fuson and family motored to wonder"- and tlion his absentmluded- Salem Sunday. Rev. J. W. Goode of ness got Its work in, and he said: Glen Smith o f Jefferson and E P. Eastern Oregon accompanied ihem "1 wonder if it will wash?" Schott n f Sublimity visited Stayton home. They returned to Salem again T il« girl gave u sudden start "No. «•••urge,” she biased, "it won’t friends Saturday. Monday evening to attend the show on- titled "Th e Birth o f t h e Nation” . wash, and I may ns well tell you, too, t'uit it won t cook, or sweep, or darn Yesterday was “ Loud Sock D ay" in Rev. Goode is coming to Stayton again i >eks, either. Good evening’" —Wash- the high school, and it waa celebrated Saturday to finish his visit with rela Ingtou star. tives here. in fitting manner. <2©ME AND SEE RANGING IN PRICE FROM 9 cents to 50 cents per yard All Shades and Designs Blankets for the cold Nights COTTON AND WOOL From $1.50 to $7.00 per pair Frank Beers is home again. Mrs. Beers is still visiting in Portland. M E N 'S H O S E - W o o l and Cotton A dance will be given at the Lyons hall Saturday night. L A D IE S ' H O S E — W ool, Cotton and Fleece C H I L D R E N 'S H O S E - W o o l and Cotton PRICES RIGHT Mr. Terrefeller is visiting i n Lyons. f it . P le a s a n t Mrs. Frank Habberman made a very pleasant call on Mrs. Jno. Huber Thursday. Nick I^ambert of Grand View visited with his brother F. H. on Monday. Miss Lula Downing and Alva Myers o f Stayton motored to the Lee Downing home Sunday. Miss Mabel Thayer o f Scio is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Shelton. Chas. Lambert called on his brother, Linn, on Tuesday. Miss Leighton and Miss Craw of Albany College spent the week i end at the Mrs. Roxie Shank home. Mrs. D. Townes and daughter,; and Mrs. Roxie Shank called at the P. H. Lambert home Friday, i OUTING FLANNELS F R O M 6 c T O 15c P E R Y A R D ■PRODUCE W A N T E D - Doll’s (Bash Store Chippewa 10 inch, High Cut 12 inch 16 inch Shoes Prices Same as Last Y ear Florsheim Shoes $5.00 and $6.00 For a Short Time Longer SOM E N E W S T Y L E S I N L A D IE S S H O E S BALL BRAND RUUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES LANCEFIELD’S CASH SHOE STORE The Misses Violet Craw, and Miss Leighton, and Messrs. Da vid Martin, Doble and Easton, all of Albany College organized Skeriff s Notice Sale of Real Property Administrator’s Notice ot Christian Endeavor at the M L ON EXECUTION Pleasant church Sunday. The In the County Court o f the State o f following officers were elected: Bv virtue o f an Execution issued out Oregon for Marion County. Miss Margaret Ryan, Pres.: Miss It the matter o f the estate o f Hen Anna Miles, V. Pres.: Miss Doro of the Honorable Circuit Court o f the rietta Denny, Deceased. State o f Oregon, for the County o f thy Smith. Sec.: Miss Grace, Marion on the 6th day o f November Notice is hereby given that E. C. Shank, Treas. We hope to have1 1916 in favor o f Paul Datin plaintiff Dem y was appointed administrator o f a large and prosperous Christian and against E. J. Young defendant the estate o f the late Henrietta Den Endeavor in a short time. Will for the sum of $130.00, with interest ny on the 28th day o f October, 1916, by thereon at the rate o f 6?fc per annum an order o f the County Court for Mar- meet Sunday, Nov. 19, at 8 p. m. from October 23rd, 1914 and accruing , ion county, Oregon, duly entered o f Everyone is cordially invited to costs, I have levied upon and will sell record on said date. A ll persons hav- attend. at PU B LIC AU C TIO N , on Saturday ; ing claims against said estate are re Elmer Ray and Ed Smith call ed at the Mrs. Roxie Shank home Mohday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brenner called at P. H. Lambert’s Friday eve. Mrs. Nick Zimmerman a n d children made a very pleasant call at the H. Senz home Friday. Mrs. Ed Smith and daughter called at the Twin Walnut Farm Thursday.. Messrs. Martin and Easton and Misses Craw and Leighton and Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Huber were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Roxie Shank’s. A Pessimist. Little Willie—Say. pa, what is a pea aim 1st? l*n—A iiesslmlst. my sou, is a man who derives most of his pleasure from hia effort to spoil the pleasure of otb ers.—Chicago News. M o n e y H e lp s. The way to make life seem a bed of roses is to first make It a bed of •Yorks " Florida Times-TTnion F a c t s A b o u t A n im a l S tru c tu re . the 9th day o f December 1916, i t 10 quested to send the same to S. C. o'clock, A. M., at the Court House Denny at his address at Stayton, Ore door in Marion County and State of gon, within six months from the date Oregon, ail the right, title and interest o f this notice. E. C. D E N N Y, which the said E. J. Y'oung defendant 11- 9 Administrator o f said Estate. had on or after the 23rd day o f October 12- 7 1914, in or to the following described premises, to-wit: Lot Number Three(3) in Block Num NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ber Eight (8) in Riverview Park Ad Department O f The Interior, dition to the City o f Salem, according to the duly recorded plat thereof on U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon. October 21, 1916. record in the office o f the County Re Notice is hereby given that Charles corder o f conveyances f o r Marion Streff, o f Mill City, Oregon, who, on County, Oregon. Terms o f Sale, cash unless bid in by December 3, 1913, made Homestead Entry, No. 03973, for swl. Section 4, plaintiff. Dated at Salem, Oregon this 8th dav Township 9 south, Range 3 East, W il lamette Meridian, has filed notice o f of November 1916. intention to make Commutation Proof, Wm. Esch, 11- 9 Sheriff o f Marion County, Oregon to establish claim to the land above 12- 7 By W. I. Needham, Deputy. described, before the Register and Re ceiver o f the United States Land Office at Portland, Oregon, on the 20th day j o f December, 1916. Miss Bertha Oliver, our teach Claimant names as witnesses: er, went to Rock Point Sunday G. S. Barhan, o f Mehama, Oregon, F. H. Hazard, of Mill City, Oregon to visit Miss Lura Rand who is John Lumker, o f Mill City, Oregon, teaching at that place. M. W . Chamberlin, o f Mill City Ore. Proof made according to law under which entry was made. Could Not Bs Disturbed. N. CAM PBELL, Although Jed Hoover was the laziest 10- 26 Register. mau in town he always had strength 11- 23 to hold a book or a magazine In his hand. It was only In emergencies that the neighbors called upon him for help. One hot day In July, when the clouds threatened rain, a farmer hurried to his shack and asked him to “ rake a ft er" the last load of bay. Jed hesitated a minute, and then bis eye fell upon a pile of old magazines that were stacked in a corner of the sagging piazza. "W ell, now. I ’d like to help out." was tho reply, “ but I’ll have to refuse ye this time. I ’m a little behind with my reading."—Youth's Companion The coni| ie.ilty- of animal structure is marvelous A caterpillar contains more than 2.000 muscles lu a human body nre some 2.000.000 |ieraptrntlon glands, communicating with the stir fnce by ducts, having a total length of some tcu miles, while that of the ar terles. veins aud capillaries must lie very great. Tile blood voutaius mil lions of corpuscles, each a structure lu itself. The rials in the retina which are supposed to I k * the ultimate reelp lent« of light, are estimated at 30. 000,000, and Meinert has calculated N a tu ra lly . that the gray matter of the brain Is "But, my dear, what can you see in built of at least tSOO.Oiio.OOO cells —Ex him?" change. "Ma, when a mar. tells you that you U n s a t is fa c t o ry . "W h y Is a kiss over the telephone are the finest ever and keeps It up day after du y yuu cun see a good deal In like a straw hat?" him.” — Kansas City Journal. ‘'Because it Is not felt.” NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned executor o f the Last Will and Testament o f Elizabeth McRae, deceased, has filed, his final account in said estate, and that the honorable County Court o f Marion County. Ore gon, has fixed and appointed Monday, November 20, 1916, at the hour o f 10 o’ clock A. M. on said day at t h e Court room in said County and state as the time and place for the hearing of any objections to such final account and for the settlement thereof. Dated thia 19th day o f October, 1916. 11-16 8. H. Heltsel, executor.