A Few Specials
News From All Over The
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For Saturday, Jan. 27th, 1917
Possibly About Y ou or Your Friends
Rice Good broken 7 lbs.
Cookies Assorted, fresh lb.
Coffee Gua-Sal 1 lb
Coffee 99, 1 lb
Soap, W hite Flyer, 8 bars for
Breakfast Food Uncle Sam best pack
Blue Star M atches, 7 boxes
Wanted 1000 lbs. COUIltfj •
John IVser and wife were in the city
ed meat, cash or trade at KloU ,,n l,U!»"M" ,hi* "*«*•
er’s.
Frank Lesley and wife visited Satur
TOP to consider what a OOOD BANK ACCOUNT INSUHE8. The
business man can employ thr best help and insure SERVICE. De
pression may come in his line, but his big CASH ON HAND means
'JECURITY. The line line of credits may be drawn tight, but none will
question his STABILITY. Give your business SERVICE, SECURITY
and STABILITY with your bank deposits.
S
STAYTON STATE BANK
A sh a re of th e b a n k in g b u sin e ss
of S ta y to n a n d v ic in ity
is so licited .
!
Farmers & Merchants
\ Bank of Stay ton, Oregon
E Capital $25,000.00
Semi-Tropical
Southern California
CALIFORNIA with its oranges, its Winter
flowers, its beaches, its mountain resorts, its
time-stained missions, its delightful sunshine
and out-out-of-door life surely the call is ir
resistible in January.
Hut a two days journey away on daily trains
of the delightful
SH A STA RO U TE
Shasta Limited
California Express
San Francisco Express
You can secure tickets or complete
information from itny a^ent or write
G en eral P atfteng er A gent
P o rtla n d , O rego n.
Sou
run rn
Rock Point
Free Delivery Every Morning
Young’s
whs
Cash
West Stayton
Everybody come a n d enjoy
Y o u are a ssu r e d of a sa fe d e p o si
to ry a n d c o u r te o u s trea tm en t at
th is b a n k , b y a m p le ca p ita l a n d
lo n g ex p erien ce in th e b a n k in g
b u sin e ss.
JOHN M. SCOTT,
at the W. E. Thomas home in Sa-!
Chas. Gehlen mude u business trip I« day
lem.
Portland Tuesday.
Frank Silhavy was down from his
Senator tlobsoi. visited the siale; ranch
on Little North Fork over S'jn-
legislature this week.
I dav.
W. F. Harris of North Santiarn, 1 Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Mighberger of near
was in Slayton Tuesday.
Aumsville were Stayton traders Mon
day.
I*. C. Freres of Fern Ridge was s
Slayton trader Tuesday.
Pete Et/.el and wife of north of Sub- I j
limity were trading in Stayton Tues- •
Mrs. Leslie Townes of Mt. Pleasant day.
a Slayton caller Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Heuberger were
Mike Nettling was in Slayton from ; Stayton visitors from Sublimity Mon
Happy Hollow Tuesday.
day.
C. E. Taylor waa a Portland business Nick Wagner is home from Salem!
visitor the first of the week.
feeling much improved since his opera
tion.
John W. Pieser left Monday for his
The Farmers’ Union of this
homestead near Fossil.
1). M. Doll and wife visited at the | place will give an oyster supper
Adam Susbauer home i n Sublimity Saturday evening, Jan. 27, a t
E. Griffith and wife of West Stayton, Sunday.
t h e hall. Everybody invited.
were city visitors yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burdick of near Meha- Come and fill up.
WANTED 1000 lbs. country ma trader w i t h Stayton mercha-'ls, Mrs. J. W. Dively left for Se
cured meat at Klecker’s, cash or Tuesday.
attle Monday for an extended
trade.
The Wilbur Woolen Mills closed visit with relatives.
three days this week to take in There will be a masquerade
Fred Bilyeu of Scio was a business | down
ventory.
dance at the hall Friday evening.
visitor in Stayton Tuesday.
25c
15c
20c
20c
25c
25c
25c
Fred Frunk of Sublimity was a caller j WANTED—1000 lbs. country themselves.
in our city Tuesday.
cured meat, cash or trade at
Clyde Lewis of Scott’s Mills
Klecker’s.
The I llnhce Club will meet tonight
spent the week-end at the For-
in the I. O. O. F. hall.
Bank Examiners Hooper and Slade | rette Farm.
of
were in the city Monday , Tim Sweet called at the Chas.
W. H. Barber and wife of near Scio and Portland,
Tuesday.
were Stayton visitors Unlay.
Loose home Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Thomas is laid up with a Mrs. Shiemar. is recovering
Miss Margaret Fehlen returned to sprained
wrist, caused by a fall Sun from a bad siege of Lagrippe.
her work near Turner Saturday.
day morning.
Joe Spaniol and Freada Allis
Fred Zitter and father of Sublimity The Rebekah lodge m e t Tuesday | were entertained at the Forrette
truiiHacted business here Tuesday.
night with a social evening after the ! home Sunday.
Mrs. L. M. Herren of Salem, is visit business session.
Grandma Giggy left for Salem
ing at the F. M. Munker home here.
Monday
for a visit with relatives
Pete Barkmeyer and Miss Hannah!
Heuberger
of
Sublimity
were
Stayton
'
Miss Butler has several men at
V. J. Philipps and Chas. Peters of
Linn Co., were in Stayton yesterday. callers Tuesday.
work reshingling her home which
Lloyd Carter of Lebanon is visiting she bought recently.
Mrs. F. V. Ferugson of Salem visit at the home of his aunt, Mrs. T. J.
Will Davis is doing some grub
ed at the Jos. Hamman home Friday. Ware east of town.
bing for Mr. Hirons of Shel-
Sloper’s drug store is having a new
very pleasant party was held a t; burn.
floor put down in the prescription room. the A Boedigheimer
home north of Stay- j Richard Walker is visiting at
ton, last Thursday night.
the J. T. Walker home this
Colgates All-Round Soap, for toilet
and bath,3 big cakes for 25c at Sloper’s Henry Boedigheimer ot Perham, week.
Minn., is visiting at the Boedigheimer
home
home north _______
of the city.
Dr. Beauchamp t o o k Mrs. Anna
Prom ised Bsyond H is Incom s.
Swift of Mill City, Ore. to the Salem
“I’m
afraid I've got to ask you for m
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Will
Dart
and
children!
hospital, where she was operated on
with the assistance of Dr. Byrd, Tues and Mr. Dart’s mother of near Scio; raise in salary.”
were Stayton traders Tuesday.
“Why?"
day.
"I’m to be married next Wednesday."
“That may be, but I can’t afford to
G. C. Eksman expeets to start for Dance at Sublimity, Friday night, raise
the pay of everybody In this Insti
Jan.
26.
Stayton
Orchestra.
All
roads
Saskatchewan, Canada in a few weeks
tution
that gets married.”
to visit his sister, who with her hus lead to Sublimity Friday night.
"I
know,
sir; but, you see, my case
band lives on a homestead in that pro
is peculiar. I promised my bride to be
vince.
Dr. Beauchamp reports a fine girl if she'd marry me I’d provide her with
horn to Mr. and Mrs. Alois Hassler of all the luxuries of life, and unless you
boost my wages I’m not going to be
11. Lilly and wife left for Portland near Sublimity Monday, Jan. 22.
able to make good.”—Detroit Free
Tuesday morning on h business trip.
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They will look over the new lines and Mrs. P. H. Lambert of Mt. Pleasant j Press.
select stocks for the spring and sum and Mrs. W. R. Brenner of Kingston' Crsw Quills Maks ths Best Pen*.
mer trade.
A quill penmaker says that no pen
were Stayton visitors yesterday.
will do as flue writing as the crow
Ray Blakely has been here from Eu Miss Wilma Ware, who has been vis quill. It requires the assistance of a
gene the past few days at the home of iting the past month with relatives in microscope to make a proper pen out
h i s parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Frank Idaho is expected home Saturday.
of such a quill, but when made it is
Blakely. He was accompanied bv his
of wonderful delicacy. The microscopic
little daughter.
Alva Smith and wife a n d Misses writing told of in books of literary
Clara and Thersa Kauscher of Sublim curiosities was all done with a crow
Peter Deidrich got in a carload of ity were trading in Stayton Monday.
quill. The steel pens of the present
Fords today. They are all sold, and
have very fine points, but somehow a
if you WHnt one come in and sign for Cletis Holt left for Woodburn Tues finer point can be given to a quill than
the next ear. See his ad on the front day morning, after a few day's visit bas ever been put on a steel pen, and
page of the Mail.
with his sister, Mrs. F. I. Jones, here. for delicacy nothing can equal it.
—
"Strange Happenings or Things hard Mrs. John VanHandel was an over!
to Believe” will he the sermon topic at Sunday
at the home of h e r
the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday brother, visitor
John
Zimmerman
of Mehama.
night and at the morning service the
pastor speaks on "Christian Service.” Dance in Beauchamp's Hall, Stay-
ton, Saturday night, Jan. 27. Music
by Talmadge Orchestra. You are in
In order to reduce my stock, I will viteli.
home Monday evening.
give a 10'. discount on Gold and Gold L. H. McMahan has resumed the
Filled goods. A.
Eaton,, Naturo practice of law in suite 311-12 Uniteti
Jake Etzel and family return- ; path
Optometrist, Stayton, Ore States
National Bank Building, Salem,
ed home Friday from Kansas gon. and
Phone 345.
Oregon.
1-28-x
where they have been visiting
relatives the past three months, i Mrs. E. H. Coats returned to her
home i n Vancouver, Wash,. Sunday Wanted—1000 pounds country
Mrs. Ed Highl K-rger visited after
spending the winter at the home cured meat, cash or trade at
her parents Tuesday.
of her daughter. Mrs. C. C. Nott here. Klecker’s.
P ac
For the next 10 days
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Branch
and son of near Silvorton visited
Sunday and Monday at the A.
Burns home.
J. J. Staiger and family and Joe Hendricks is building a j
Miss Laura Rand attended the garage
for Ids now Ford.
ASKS FOR YOUR CREAM
Parent Teachers meeting at
0.
M.
linker
an«l
E.
I'.
Titus
have
a
J.
T.
Stodd, a representative of the
Union Hill Friday night.
car of Fords on hand, which makes '.:() S inset Creamery, of Portland, one of
J. A. Burns and Miss Pearl j of (he populii cars to come to Slayton oldest in the stntt, was in Stayton last
Miller spent Sunday at the P. j this week.
week looking after the interests of his
H. S Williams, who is staying at company.
Darby home.
the Philippi h 101 in Linn county i Read their ad in the Mail, and send
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barkmyer spending this week with his sister Mrs. them a trial shipment at least. They
guarantee satisfaction.
visited at the E. €. Downing M. J. Follis.
\
A party of young people met at the
G. F. Korinek home Monday evening,
and enjoyed the time in singing and
refreshments.
Purola Bitter Herb Tonic is an ex
cellent appetuer.it stimulates stomach,
liver and bowels, costs $1.00 a bottle at
Sloper's Drug Store.
E xperiencing God.
The mystics in all ages have Insisted
that, whether the process be named
“Instinct” or "intuition” or "inner
sense” or “uprushes,” the spirit of man
U capable of immediate experience of
God. There Is something In man, a
“soul center" or an "ai>ex of soul.”
which directly apprehends God. It 1»
an Immense claim, but those who have
the experience are as sure that they
have found a wider world of life as is
the person who thrills with the appre
ciation of beauty.—Rufus M. Jones In
Inner Life.
Grocery
School Notes
Most of the work in the high
school for the past few days has
been the reviewing for the finals,
which will be given Thursday
and Friday.
Lois Bracken is slowly recov
ering from her broken ankle,
and at the last reports from her,
it will still be a week or two be
fore she will be able to leave the
house.
June Kearns handed in her
resignation as editor of the Bugle,
one day this week. The Student
Body immediately elected a new
editor. Guy Hurt being unani
mously elected to the office.
In order to swell their amount
to the gymnasium fund, the girls
sold candy at the operetta Fri
day night.
Leona Sandner, in her final
examination in t y p e w r i t i n g ,
broke her own record of 52 net
words per minute, this being the
high school record. She wrote
57 net words per minute. Helen
Staab also made a good record,
writing 55 net words.
Owing to the fact that Miss
Olive Bassett was detained in
Portland, she was not at the
high school Monday.
The 1st year English class will
study Shakespeare’s “Merchant
of Venice’’ as a classic for the
2nd semester. The 1st year
German class will study Wilden-
bruch’s “Der Letzte,” also a
classic.
Mr. Hoffer has been giving
the poor writers in Miss Crab
tree’s room special attention for
the past week. A wonderful im
provement has already b e e n
noticed by the teacher.
The 5th grade is making an
extensive study of Oregon. They
are using all the available out
side material which makes the
study more interesting.
Calvin Bracken is absent from
Miss Crabtree’s room on account
of illness.
Miss Marshall has finished
reading Poe’s “Gold Bug.” and
is now reading “The Lost Shack
le,’’ an Indian story.
The 5th grade has just finish
ed learning “Lincoln’s Gettys
burg address.’’
Margaret Hensley is absent
from the 6th grade on account
of illness and Heit Pancoast
from the 5th grade.
Beware of
,
Ointments for •
Catarrh That Contain Mercury
as mercury wilt surety destroy the sense
of smell and com pletely derange tha
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescription*
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. H a ll*
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co.. T-Med-i. O., contains no
mercury, and tv tn’ en Internally, acting
directly up->n the Hood and mucous sur
faces of tt-e system . In buying H a lls
Catarrh Cure h- .-"re you get the genu
ine. It ts taken In em allv and made In
Toledo, Ohio, b I \ J. Cheney & Co. Tea-
Unionists free.
Bold by D rum .-ts. Price 7!>e per bottle.
Take Ball's Tamil 7 Pills for constipation