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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1916)
-S K Xmas. HIDDEN DANGERS Study Food Values Nature G iv u Timely W.trnl i||i That No Slayton Citisea Can A fford T o Ignore. Food provided for the family table de serves the careful thought of every house wife. Do you use thought when buying baking powder? The quality of cake, biscuits and all quickly raised flour foods depends largely upon the kind of bilking powder used. Royal Baking Powder is made from cream of tartar derived from grapes. It .' absolutely pure and has proved its excel lence for making food of finest quality and wholesomeness for generations. Royal Baking Pow der contains no alun*. nor phosphate. ROYAL BAKING P O W D E R CO New York C a d s , T t | S . Seals, Stickers, C a lc « - ' dar-, tree decorations, candles, toy*, I hooks, presents ami candies can b s found at Sloper's, in fact our Christ- mas line ia quite Complete. Sloper's Drug Store. | ' Newman Ware and family returned to their home in Idaho yesterday after ' a two weeks vis>t with relatives and j friends in U around Slayton, M' s Wilma Ware accompanied them home || f 'r an extended visit. STAR * THEATRE SATURDAY NiGHT DANGER SIGNAL NO. 1 comes from the kidney secretion*. T < v will warn you wt.cn the kidneys arc .v.vd-. Well kidneys excrete a clear, am > • fluid. Weak kidneys send out a thm, pale and foamy, or a thick, red, ill smelling urine, full of sediment and Five Reels Five irregular of passage. DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 conus from the back. Mack pains, dull and “ A S t u d io S a tir e ’ ’ heavy, or sharp ai-d acute, auggv. t One Reel Comedy weak kidtevs a-ul warn you of the danger of dropsy, gravel ami Bright‘s disease. In that case Doan's Kidney FOR RENT a nice 6-room cottage Pills have been endorsed by thousands near the in w high school. Enquire at SUNDAY NIGHT Here is a statement of a nearby res* the Mail Office. dent: Ed La Fountain, retired farmer, 194i> For Rent 8 room house, 4 rooms and “ The Secret of The Submarine" S. Liberty St.. Salem, Oregon., says: halls carpeted, and window shades, j "A heavy cold settled on my kidneys Water in house and yard. Toilet, gar-1 aral caused me a great deal of trnuMt. den, Children 5 Cents fruit trees, grapes, etc. I Adults 10 Cents My back was sore ami stiff and my Price flowers, $10 to reliable part). Inquire at kidneys acted too frequently. I had to Mail Office. tf. ' A SHOW EVERY W EDNESDAY NIGHT get up eight or ten times at night and 1 couldn't control the kidney secretions. SALE BILLS- at the Mail Office. We Doan’s Kidney Pills stopped the mis have the largest circulation of any | Little Town of Bethlehem” and the J ery in my back and rid me of the too paper printed or sent into the Santiam R o c k P o in t ; “ Carol of the Shepherds” at the con frequent desire to pass the kidney #*- Valley, Advertise with us and get Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hunt went to clusion of the program. cretions, # Portlanl Monday where Mrs. Hunt will The primary grades are reproducing Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t sim results. take medical treatment. the story of "The Three Wise Men” ply ask for a kidney remedy—get W. H. Downing; and wife were in Sa in connection with this season and the’ Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Money to Loan I H*vs Made Arrange upper grades are hearing Henry Van- Mr. La Fountain had. Foater-Milburn ments for loaning eastern money, lem Monday and Tuesday. will make very low rate of inter Miis Phidelia Darst and Mrs. E. C. Dyke’s, "The Other Wise Man”. Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Ladies Gun Metal, Gray Cloth Top These stories are both being correlated est on highly improved farms. Ho Downing called on Mrs. Albert Frank with the language work and are most i Do not forget “This is a Jewelry mer H. Smith, room 5, MeCornack Tuesday. French Heel, Regular $3.50 Value Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 96. Christmas” C. A. Luthy, ‘'Jewe 1err” Geo. Downing ' and Alvin Schmitt I interesting. tf. The five upper grades are preparing i went to Cal. to spend the winter. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- a dialogue entitled, “ Peace on Earth, Chas. Schmitt is working for W. H. ; Good will to Men” , for presentation at If you are looking FOR SALE A *60 e g g Petaluma Downing. the Christmas program. The primary Incubator in first class conditio«, for Pyralin Ivory, mirrors, combs Mr. snd Mrs. Ed Highberger visited grades are learning little pieces and J. P. Mertx, Sclo, Ore. and manicure sets, come to our store at tne Jos. Hiidesbeim home Friday. Christmas songs. The gift box this tf Phone 246 Stayton. as we have a fine assortment. LANCEFIELD’S CASH SHOE STORE Nick Heuberger called at the E. C. year will contain such presents as each Beauchamp’s, The Quality Drug Store. Dowsing home Friday evening. pupil, himself, can make, we hope in FOR SALE—7 head milch cows. 1 E. C. Downing sold some sheep to this way to install more of the real Preaching Notice—There w i l l be heifer. $40 per head, heifer $30 H. C. VonBehren a n d daughters, A. C. Thomas and wife were Salem Alva Smith this week. spirit of Christmas. Our program will preaching at the Christian church both ! if all are Cows taken. 1 two year old filly Misses Mamie and Grace of Aumsvillo, ; visitor» Friday. lake place Friday afternoon at i:30 P. morning and evening, Sunday, Dec. 17, $100. Mrs Rosa Miller, Rock Point School Notes and Mrs. K. L. Putnam and two daugh M. and we sincerely extend a cordial by Rev. Marion Horn of Eugene. ! 12-28 Phone 2-8 Shelburn, Ore. tern of Forest Grove, who are visiting Mike Fuchs, who returned the latU r The second Parent-Teachers meeting welcome to all. at her fathers home, viaited with Stay- part o f last week from Ferdinand, took place last Friday and Mrs. E. C. < Downing presued. After the business Jos. Sherman, wife and children of Some one saw vapor arising from a FOR RENT—6 room house, large ton friends Friday. Idaho, where he haa been at work for session of the meeting, the school gave Shaw visited Sunday at the home of roof about noon today and sent in a fire barn, and 7 acres of land inside city 1 the past four months, stopped for a a short program. One of the most en her parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Chas. call. We are not used to these nice limits. Also 5 room house, barn and visit with friends at Genesee, Idaho, sunshiny days in winter. joyed recitations was James Whitcome Fischer this week and at Sandy, Ore., on hia return trip. S. L. Stewart left Sunday morning 6J acres just outside city limits. Will Riley’s “Orphant Annie” given b y He ia well pleased with the mountain for Lebanon, where he will spend • rent first property for $110 per year, Earl Downing. Eight girls carrying Mrs. Sarah C o x returned f r o m Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Humphrey, who second property for $75 per year. state and the wages received while few day* with his parents, he will visit lighted candles and an armful of poin- Springfield the latter part of last week. live east of Sublimity are the proud there. Jake Kerber, who was with the latter part of the week with friends Grant Murphy, settas sang the German folksong,“ Si She has been visiting the past month parents of a daughter born yesterday, 12-28 him is expected home today. in portlgnd. Stayton, Ore, December 13. Dr. Brewer officiating. lent Night” . The school sang, “ Oh at her son’s home at that place. mi CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING “Price of Her Silence” Shoes—Special This Week Sizes 31-2 to 6 8 WHAT SHALL 1 GIVE ? HELPFUL HINTS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS !••••« Meet Your Xmas Solved »•••< »•eel GIFT of jewelry will not dis A appoint, for it is something everybody likes to have. The of If ydu don’t know what to buy for % V27 CHRISTMAS Let Us ferings here will soon help you to solve that problem of “What to Give?" You'll be surprised at the lowness of the price, too. Help You THERE ARE A THOUSANDS SUGGESTIONS IN THE STORE NOW AS TO 'What He Would Like and What Would Please Her Fp WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTIONS Fancy Aprons Table Linens Pair of fine Cotton Blankets He’d Like Some of These Pair of Fancy Towels A Good Warm Cap Pair of Kid Gloves Box of Good Cigars Pair of Warm Gloves Flannel Shirt A Piece of Needle Work Pair of Gloves A Dress Pattern A Nice Handkerchief Fancy Neckwear Nice Ribbon for Hand Bag A Nice Tie Fancy Suspenders A Cat en Petticoat A Pair of Garters Pair of Wool Hose A Pair of Sox Pair f iik Hose A Pair Arm Bands A Ca’h Bo be A Bath Robe Frrcy Handkerchiefs Humidor Smoking Tobacco Gifts For Children Pair of Warm Stockings, Mittens or Gloves, Ribbons, Plain and Fancy, Hdc’fs. they need lot of ’em Goods for a Kimona A Nice Toque A Pair Hose Supporters A Pair Suspenders Baby needs bibs, stork pants Little blanket, sweater Suits Warm Caps with others here in town or out side. Note what little prices can do toward buying something real serviceable and pleasing. Excellent values are offered in the following articles, and upon inspection you’ll renrf- ily recognize their worth and dependability. I 1 1 & ¥ ¥ ¥ # * # * Rings, Lockets, Braclets Spoons, Cups, Table Sets, Bib Holders. Beauty Pins, Neck Chains, Etc. FO R MEN A ND BOYS Watches, Fobs, Chains, I/rckets, (’harms. Plain and Set Rings, Collar and Cuff Sets, Scarf Pins and Cuff Links, Fountain Pens, Pocket Knives, Match Safes, Tie Clasps, Collar Buttons, Shaving Articles, Toilet Sets. Hair and Clothes Brushes, Emblem Pins, Buttons, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, etc. FOR T H E HOME Silverware and Cut Glass in sets or in dividual pieces—artistic designs. Mantel Clocks, Alarm Clocks, Carving Sets, Nutcrackers, SideboardAcessories. Theae article are rich in quality and refined in character. There can be no queation about their being highly appreciated by the recipient. Come in ami Bee the WHOLE line of gifta. We offer both economy and »atiafaction, hecauae peraonal inspection ia the only aatiafactory wny to buy. We can give equal or better valuca for the money than can be had anywhere. Gifts of Jewelry bought here have a permanent value and lasting interest that go toward making your Xmas ideal— BUT BU Y E A R L Y For the balance of December we will give absolutely Free one 2 o z. bottle Royal Club pure Vanilla Extract with every 3 lb. | can of Royal Club Steel Cut Coffee for $1. 10 DOLL’S CASH STORE 1 F O R W O M E N A N D G IR L S Diamond Rings. Plain Set Rings, Dinner Rings, Silver Novelties, Pearl Jewelry, Diamond Set Jewelry, Purses, Bar Pins, Ha idy Pins, Collar Pins, Lavallieres, Brooches, Crosses, Wrist Watches and Bracelets, Manicure Sets, Neck Chains, Lockets, Watches, Belt Pins. Jewel Cases, Ear Screws and Pendants, Stick Pins, Thimbles, Puff Boxes, Vases, etc, FOR BABY AND LITTLE TOTS sea PSE3 ask you to visit this W E not—see store, whether you buy or the goods; compare values You Can Buy a Gift of Real Individuality and Distinctiveness for as low as 50c—$1.00 and up. 99 You will find our store filled with many Attractive and Serviceable things for each and every member of the family that will be a lasting memory of your thoughts for them Some Things She’d Like $ 2 .7 5 Articles Porchascd N ow , on Which a Small Deposit has been made will be held until yon want them & C. A. Lutliy "The Jewelry Gift Center” Stayton, Ore. "WHERE GEMS AND GOLD ARE FAIRLY SOLD" ^