Gourai y Con aspondence From All Over The Valley \ z c We Lead-Others Follow! W e sell goods at the old prices and we W IL L con­ tinue to do so for the next 30 days. Having -bought large orders at BED ROCK PRICES, now as the raise comes we quit buying and are giving you the benefit of these E X T R E M E L Y low prices that defy all competitors. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ruettgers wore l usiness callers in Stayton Tuesday. The Miss«'.-» Grace and K.'xana The efforts of the patrons of Shank were week-end visitors at our district to secure a large ting Salem. for the school house is much ap- VV. R. Ray returned home from I v inti ! by the school and it is Portland Thursday after several our hope that all who assisted days absence. will feel amply rewarded for Miss Nnonr , u« r«>rt- their aid when they behold the lan i is visiting with the Misses s.ars and stripes waving in the Ray. breeze. Miss Selma Shutf, of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brand and was a week on i visitor r.t the M. family ar.J Miss Ruth Fuson 10 bars o f Klk S avon Soap 0 bars o f fine T oilet Soap 25c F. Ryan home. were internained by Mr. and Frank Lambert motored to Sa­ Mrs. T. VV. Creech Thursday L a rg e fresh L im on i;, dozen 6 bars W h ite W o n d e r Soap 25c evening. lem Sunday. O ranges at 10c dozen. 3 for 25c T. VV. Creech, M. S. Titus and Frank Mosier, o f Scio, called at the VV. R. Ray home Friday. John Robertson were Stayton m I G olden R od Oats, 5 lb-, tor 25c Mrs. VV. R. Ilr nner called at callers Monday. for a double roll o f W A L L - P A P E R - 1 C urve Cut M acaroni, 3 lbs 25c - Paul Shepherd was absent the P. H. Lamb rt home Wed­ from school Tuesday. nesday. Miss Ruth Fuson spent Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Eberhart and family visited at the J. H. Kloer day afternoon in Salem. Mrs. R. B. Clayton has been home Monday eve. employed at the* Titus Archer Mrs, Ed Smith and Mrs. Roxie home the past few days. Shank called at H. R. Shank’ s Mrs. Wheaton Huntley re­ Wednesday. turned to her home from the Mrs. Henry Senz visited with hospital in Albany Saturday and Mrs. Frank Habberman Satur­ /O f? is reported as doing nicely. day. Misses Frances Kloer and N et-1 .Mis.; Lucille Ruettgers was a tie Eberhardt called at Mr. Finks sch°ol visitor luesday. at Jordan Thursday. « Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Titus Mrs. Floyd Shelton visited with i spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. John Huber Friday after- j their son. Carl Titus, >1 C< i I * * * * j Q r * noon. I ~ Joe Pietrok made a flying trip to F. X. Hottinger’ s Tuesdav. -------- Miss Cora Ray. accompanied Mrs. Sar.dberg and Miss Hold- by the Misses Mabel Arnold and;er were visitors at H. F. Bodek- Gertrude Shimanek, o f Scio. er’s Sunday afternoon, were week end visitois at the W. R. Surry received a carload W. R. Ray home. o f tileing the first o f the week. Harry Downing was a Sunday G. F. and J. H. Johnston made visitor at Lee Downing's. a business trip to Jorday Tues- The Misses Nettie, Al ee, So- day. phia and Agnes Eberhardt, Elsie, Aliss Edna Holder spent Fri- Gladys and-Ei la Downing. Bes- day ever.i:m oi ast week w ith-of this meeting will be found in Mili City School Notes Ài Den sie, Verna and Crystal Shank Isabella Surry, another column of the Mail. and Messrs. . >3 Metro'* and Ciii- ^ i^erg was a Stayton Ralph Kelly is to take charge The high school boys have the ford Downing were entertained caller Si urday of the 7th grade class in agri- work, on the tennis court, far Ii ir at the Ed Smith homeiSunday. au Th« T 3 funeral o f Mr. Engles, of culture from now until the end enough along so that it can be • »od intenti of A local institute under th< serving Pete Jung.', ii n and \\:.e were Portland, was held here VVednes- of the term rons in th. «y used. The backstops are almost supervision of Sujicrintendent liest po . w ty, i want Stayton visitors one day last day and the remains laid to rest Last Friday afternoon the completed and the ground level. nd week. ¡he b si serv i in the Fox Vallpy cemetery be­ high school students spent the Four rackets, a net and balls VV. M. Smith willin' held in S ta,- will gi be Mrs. Roxie Snank called on side his wife, who preceded him last two periods in the after­ were purchased from Hauser ton, Saturday, April 2d, begin­ lions I wi, ; - 1 - I .ili 1 -let'll « :, Mrs. Frank Hi bberman Monday. several years. noon in parliamentary practice. Bros, of Albany. The wire was ning at 10 a. n>. This will be the n most important local institute ¡ilk! tf» ' o •y Lewis Ru> made a business >n One of the many good features bought o f of a local firm. ever held in Stayton ai d one of to all il ■'i ,■ u iiK e, trip to Geo. Sundner's Wednes­ of the Local Teachers Institute i h e jrirls are showing great the most important ever held in and wl isst run pi« day. s. will oe ; ay in the Art and interest in the game o f tennis. Marion county. Stayton will ho will : lha, an se» ¡Music room This will consist Somu are j u8t learning how to exceedingly fortunate in having cured. Last M >n ’ vemng a large | o f drawings and paintings from play a the at this time two speakers o f na­ i V HI «i i i h- number or irieuds of Mr. and au grades and the high school a wrong part of the racket. tional reputation. One of them Iwrhoo. t" kno dMt l ill Mt . J. " 0 rd or gathered weli. There will also be a li Miss Davey, who teaches the will be Superintendent Alderman ' really Pi reciat 2>lr. Ed Kimball called Oil He- a tu L j Hardware store and piay Gf bird houses from the fir tiled go. ill seventh and eighth grade was of the Portland schools and A. and pa: mage. man Shelton Tuesday. marched in a body to the Gard- four grades. w¿nt tu to ill for a few days. Rev. Fitch E. Winship, editor find publisher (.| t they have • Mrs. Henry Phillips ceiled on ner •< ■ »•'•••<■:«/• surprising st ’ .p í The bird ho ise contest 1 • u taught in her place. of the "Journal o f Education” o f ¡,, t ut tre; 11... il i ; rs Mrs. ( T the ing much interest in the primur. Boston. Dr. Winship i. without Mr. Boyd, an impersonator, -- euj<.; am' Li. 1 ill fr ’ 3 ' :..........:........ . . r o f t • room. Any assistance that < i- ave a short talk in the assembly doubt the best informed school . t lad to "have tin ig- wi. a week e d visitor with 1 is Gardner s, be given the child en in In: in, room Thursday which was en- man in the United States, a he di- add friendly crii. is. parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tb« ? n ' • wns pleasantly the names of the many vain, joyed by all. has been in every state, city and R e lu c t fully. Rohwein. s r ‘ in Drying parlor games o f birds that are returning, froi . m i - « »e United Sti Dr* Francos X. Jl< r< Miss Le.a Eccleson vi iied ailu '•«‘■neasiMg a mock wedding their winter homes will be greatly sent from the high school last Winship knows more educators at the conciuaion of which re­ appreciated. Sunday with Miss Elva Wing. It lay. personally and knows more aix freshments were served. The Mrs. Peter J ingworth was o v e r _ . . . school conditions everywhere Mr. Gardner Vera Sutton left school. Mr. nigiit visitor at the B rotherton^“ ? ' * _ * ? '" * ? than perhaps any other man in v,! • pair of pearl cuff lirftes Sutton and family moved to home Monday. the country. Perhaps neverj and Mr.--. Gardner with a brooch Ohio where they have relatives. Tum lay evening, n ;oo<, ed again will the people o f this com­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas with a pearl setting. crowd attended the am P Plans are being made {< r munity have the opportunity of were Sta;. ton callers Monday. The i vited guests were: A. given !.»- 1 - A -tis; ; Id listening to so eminent a speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Thomas D. Gar n er and wife, Everett building a new depo; on the Fellows Hall and nil enj< ‘ he Mr. Alderman needs no intro- were Sunday visitors at the Wm. Gar ‘ner a 1 wife, F. F. Foster Linn county side near Butter­ evening. fields boar i g house. It is to duc*i< n as he has been State Sup­ Brotherto i Lorn-?. and wife, J. VV. Mayo and w ife, The program consisted ■ is- The whited sepulchre in hibli- erintendent of Portland for s< v- be a larger, better and mu h Mr. Lon Titus, o f Kingston, St n o A. Siam and wife, E. B, ion I numbei s and was wc id- tvi timet end hypocrites o f the more convenient than the old eral years and during this tin and Clair Ti; i-..s were . un : L' ckhar' id wife, A. S. Pan­ one. I. ■ t business pri enl da) will be discussed by has made Portland one of the erod, t hr* midienee encore ! ich visitors at L i. u ■ Tncmas ho ne. no u: and wife, II. Lilly and Harvey !!ij.! of i building is located on the Marion Hi< pastor Sunday night at the he. t school cities in lli Unit 'd number. V , . C C. ’ Ml a> 1 ’..'if«'. Portland wiio had char go i he county side of the l iver, o a de- Methodist Episcopal church un- g^a^e3 anc| has incident illy built Mr- Luiisway and Miss Rice. re- pot situated on the Linn county dor (he ti'lc* of 1 wo l aces un- f(,r himself a national reputation. Juvenile depart nent wi­ sent and sang f ' Vernl re’­ ns. der Orn' Hat or The Man Who The public is courteously i n v i t > d side will be an improvement. ll«* was aceompanie«! < he The railroad bridge is to be Plays the Double R ole" and in to attend this meeting. A short P. Merts ond fami piano by Mrs. J. TT go. built with a walk on each side so the morning the sermon will be program by the school will be Sunday at the Pietrok home. Mrs. Ringo sang a • on- that people in Marion county on the subject o f "Wined and given in the afternoon followed r. ru-d ‘Mrs. C. J. Uuetlger’ s core much to F e deb ,’ n*. Bel! o! Eugene nr.d .John >se Di’ ed or a Banquet in High by addresses by Dr. Winship c; . jd ; the McKenzie home VV. L. Smith, one o f the super- will not have to go across the present, Wanda 1! im- Life and What Came o f it." wagon bridge when going to the and Mr. Alderman. We urge Sunday. vi ;ei - of Marion count« , visited The public is cordially invited everyone in the entire commu panied her. new depot. . rs. . Richardson, of Stay- the school Tuesday afiernoon. Dr. G. C. Ksheltnnn, . me The Mammon Lumber Co. is to attend all services including nity to attend this meeting and medical Director, i ave : -p ,t several days tc wh ry c d T« ach r’s Institute will th« Sunday School, Mrs. Lock- we feel sure thaï you will be Crabtree ho n *, r ;- b held in Stayton, Saturday building ten new houses south a le I inriructive tali; < the a n nd hmt superintendent, at 10 and more than repaid for having of the school house. They are ti ed • « r home Mo./ta.\ purposes of t!io lodge, rict April 28. by the Supt. VV. M. tie Epworth League at 6:30. done so. __________ organizer S w ’ mv I o f I’o and ! sie nie, Frank a d Y has. Smith. This institute will b<* also building an addition to their ,, t , . _ was pr*;ani and secured d the dr, -t M. tl " most important ever held loirding house. . Ihomas, ol Gooch, v ral y » urday night. new m*'inbers. At the r B. Prange, postmaster at Sub­ Mrs. A. A. Flood and son Wal- inmwn yesterday visiting r