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Your patriotic duty
buy a
Liberty
bond.
bond.
M th . V. Dare Sloper is visiting
B. P. Herrick, of Salem, wub
homo folks at Shaw.
in towii Monday.
Mrs. J. P. Wilbur returned
II. J. Marking was over from
from eastern Oregon last Satur­
Jordan Saturday.
Mm. John Potter, of Mill City, day.
C. A. Silbernagel and family
wn i in town Monday.
o
f
Jordan were Stayton callers
Mm. B. C. Robertson visited
Tuesday.
in town this week.
N. Geymer and family, of
I )r. Brewer spent Friday and
Kingston,
are now riding in a
Wo Inesduy in Salem on profes­
new
Maxwell
car.
sional business.
F. M. and G. It. Munkers went
Peter Deidrich has installed a
mi dern gasoline tunk in front to Salem Wednesday, the former
remaining for a visit.
of Ids store.
Mrs. John Gehlen has returned
C H, Kossiter and E. C. Den-
nv. o f Coon Hollow, were in to her home in Portland after a
visit with relatives in Stayton.
town yesterday.
Do your
bit
buy
a Liberty
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lake and
Elwyn Carter made a trip to
Mr.
and Mrs. Malone, of Howell,
his ranch at North Silver Creek
were
trading in town Saturday.
Sunday.
The I/)yal Sons Class will serve
Monday and Tuesday being
ice
cream at Youngs Cash Gro­
stale holidays, the banka will be
cery
all day next Monday.
cl< ed all day both days.
J. H. B la k e ly and w ife returned
ill s Vivian Young who has
been teaching in Moscow Idaho, from Philomath last week for a
short stay at home.
is at home for her vacation.
Mrs. Grace Me A Ivin o f Salem
Mrs. and Mrs. Bert Veal and
eon. of Albany, with a couple of is visiting at the home of F. A.
Smith.
frn rids, were in town Sunday.
Colgates
Ted Gehlen left last Saturday i
for Toppenish Wash., where he| Toilet soaps are best. Sloper’s
has accepted a position in the Drug Store.
round house.
The Jordan school entertain­
Memorial E\ercises
Notice of School Meeting'
Patriotism Demands that You
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Spend, but Spend Wisely S
Every seat was occupied and
N o tic e is h ereb y g iv e n to the
many were obliged to stand, at
legal v o te rs o f School D is tr ic t
the Memorial Day exercises held
N o. 77 o f M arion C o u n ty. S ta te
in the High school auditorium
o f O re go n , th a t a school m e e tin g
yesterday morning.
o f said D is tric t w ill be held at
The program opened w’ ith mu­
the H ig h school A u d ito riu m on
sic by the orchestra, “ Star Span­
the l » t h d a y o f June. 1917, a t
gled Banner,” followed by the
tw o o ’ clock in th e a fte rn o o n to
invocation. A number o f small
vo te on th e prop osition o f le v y in g
boys gave a drill and song veiy
a special d is tr ic t tax.
nicely. Paul Stayton gave a reci­
T h e tota l am ou nt o f m or.ey
tation. A male quartette, com­
needed by th e d is tr ic t d u rin g th e
posed of Stanley A. Starr, Dr.
fiscal y e a r b e g in n in g on Ju n e ¡8.
Pintler and li. A. and C. A.
1917, and e n d in g Ju ne 30, 1918,
Beauchamp sang in a pleasing
is estim a ted in th e
fo llo w in g 1
manner. Wm. Ryan recited fx>-
bu d get and in clu des th e am ou n ts
gan’s Command, and was follow­
to be re c e iv e d fr o m th e cou n ty
ed by Henry Allis.with Lincoln’s
school fund, sp ecia l d is tr ic t tax,
Gettysburg address.
N ext on
and all o th e r m o n eys o f th e d is­
the program was another song tric t:
by the quartette and a recitation
BUDGET
by Leo VVier.
E stim a ted E x p e n d itu re s
The address was delivered uy
Teacher»’ salaries................... $6.365 00
Rev. Lockhart, who spoke feel­
Furniture..............................
200 00
ingly o f the inadequacy of words Apparatus and supplies, such
to express the regard and esteem as maps,chalk, erasers, stoves
325 00
the American people should have Curtains e tc .........................
26 00
for the men who gave their ser­ Library books..................... .
Flajfs ................................... | 10 00
vices to the country during the
Repairs o f Schoolhouses, out­
trying times of the civil war. He buildings or fences ...............
200 00 j
declared that President Wilson Janitor’s wages.....................
405 00,
40 00
is doing all in his power for the Janitor’s supplies..................
200 00
good of the country, and that the F u el......................................
Light ...................................
52 00
nation should be united in his Clerk’s salary........................
25 00
support. Every person can and Postage and stationery..........
20 00
should do something to help in For the payment of bonded
the great war in which we are debt ana interest thereon, is­
sued under Sections 117,144 to
involved.
148, and 422 o f the School laws
A fter an overture by the or­
of Oregon, 1917..................... 1,071 00*
chestra the audience was dis­ Sinking Fund........................
500 GO
missed with the benediction.
Total estimated amount of
The exercises throughout were money to be expended for all
purposes during the y e a r ___ 9,433 00 *
interesting and appropriate.
E s tim a te d R e c e ip ts
A fter the audience was dis-;
missed they accompanied th e J
, From county school fund, dur­
veterans to the cemetery, where ing the coming school y e a r . 1,888 00!
* From state school fund during
1
the graves were decorated.
the coming school year..........
854 88
In the afternoon the veterans, Estimated amount to be re­
accompanied by a number others ceived from ail other sources
went to the bridge where flowers during the coming school year 1,700 00
were strewn on the water in Total estimated receipts, not
including the money to be re­
commemoration of those who
ceived from the tax which it
lost their lives at sea.
it proposed to vote................ 4,442 88
It is not true patriotism to hoard your money.
The country needs it in circulation to carry on the
war. Don’ t spend less money, but spend it more
carefully. Avoid waste.
Be productive.
Make your own clothes at home.
By the use of
Butterick Patterns
You will be more smartly gowned than ever,
and at the same time be serving your country.
All the latest Paris styles are here for your selec­
tion. The Illustrated Instructions in each pattern
SHOW you just how easy it is to make your
gown. Call now at our
B U T T E R IC K P A T T E R N
D EPARTM ENT
HIGH PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE
» Doll’s Cash Store
We Are Endeavoring
To help you in every way we a n
during these strenuous times.
So we are Selling all our Gro­
ceries at Reduced Prices.
N o w is the time to buy, as everything is going higher.
Call and get our prices^
The ten year old son of Titus ment last Friday evening was
Archer, who has been sick with well attended and much enjoyed
typhoid fever, is reported recov­ by all present.
ering nicely.
There will be a big free for
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S T A Y T O N , OREGON
Flags!
all dance at the Jordan Catholic
Hall
Tuesday
evening
June
5
Pig assurtmaiit o f sizes at
Only Two DelWerits a W eek— W ednesday M om in f
given by Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Sloper’s Drug Store.
and Saturday Afternoon.
Geisler.
V-
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fryer, of
a te
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Beauchamp
and
R
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c
a
p
itu
la
tio
n
Junction City, visited Sunday
Total estimated expenses for
\. rh Mrs. Fryer’s parents! Mr. daughter. L. A. Thomas and w ife ,
the year................................ 9,438 00
and
Mrs.
Lons
way
motored
to
and Mrs. J. K. Gardner.
H o n O r G u a r d ^ ota* estimated receipts not
Bethel cemetery, near McCoy,
1 »r. Beauchamp reports the
including the tax to be voted
Memorial day.
nirival of a daughter at the
Balance, amount to be raised
Ira Carter will have a sale on
by District ta x ....................... 4,995 12
home o f Mr. and Mrs. Frank
The girls met last Thursday j
June 11th for the purpose of
Dated this 28th day o f May 1917.
Pi trok o f near Scio. May 2ti.
afternoon
for their last lecture
disposing
o
f
his
personal
property
.
,
Attest:
G. L. Brown,
¡•'rank Gehlen and w ife return-
on the first aid work and on
chairman Boar(l of Directors.
preparatory
to
moving.
His
e< to tin it* home in Toppenish
Thursday evening. May 31. they w A Wedd|e District Clerk,
Vi sh., last Saturday after a w ife’s health is failing, hence his will take an examination over,
The school board recommends
si rt visit with relatives in reason for moving.
the work which they have cov- i
a 10 mill tax levy to meet the
A Book
Stayton.
ered. Those m aking'a passing
demands o f the bonds.
Or box o f candy is a9 accept­ grade of 70 per cent will then
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Follis, Mr.
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The following summary of facts regarding the liberty loan
at 11 Mrs. Curtis Cole and Mrs.G. able as flowers to the graduating receive their Honor Guard Cer­
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r
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bonds
now being placed to finance America’s war operations has
F. Harold, o f Kingston, were in student. You can get either at tificate, as soon as the names
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been given out by Archibald Kains, governor o f the San Francisco
attendance at the Memorial ex­ Sloper’s Drug Store.
and grades can be sent in to
Federal Reserve Bank:
ercises Wednesday.
E. B. Powelson who is now headquarters. The lectures have
N ext Sunday morning the pas-
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loan is a bond issue authorized by Congress
Mrs. E. G. Siegmund and Lau- working in the Potter shingle been much enjoyed by the girls tor will take for his sermon sub- .
rei.ee. F. A. Siegmund, w ife and mill at Mill City returned to and much practical knowledge ject -P au l’ s Thorn in the Flesh" ! t0 p ,y cost o f the war a<™nst Gerraan>'’ to make all advances to
the allies, and above all, to bring about a speedy and successful
baby and Jacob Siegmund, of that place last Friday after a few has been gained.
and in the evening the Stayton
Last Saturday evening the public will be given a lecture by end o f the world conflict
Ft rn Ridge, attended Memorial days visit with his mother Mrs.
C. E. Daugherty.
He came girls benefit show was given. County Judge Bushey o f Salem
exercises in town yesterday.
Amount of loan—$2,000,000,000.
down to give thf thumb on his A short program was rendered on "W h y Children are Brought;
Pacific Coast Share—$166,000,000.
left hand an opportunity to heal between reels and candy, made Into Court” dealing with the
Size o f Bonds—$50, $100, $500, $1,000 and upward.
Your friends with G R AD U A­ having mashed the nail off.
; by the girls, was sold.
juvenile court and its work,
TIO N Gifts in Stationery.
Dr. Beauchamp was called on
The money cleared from the cause o f crime by the young,
Rate o f interest—3 1-2 per cent per year.
Beauchamp’ s Drug Store.
to attend a man hurt at Mill City show will be used to defray any widow’s pensions and parental
Terms o f bonds—The bonds run for 30 years. The Govern­
See Windows,
Wednesday, but was out of town, i expenses the Guard may have. discipline. The judge who will
ment reserves the right to buy them back at face value after 15
Miss Minnie Silvernagelof Jor­ Dr. Hobson, of Scio, being in Later the girls expect to have tell some of his experiences as a
years.
dan was the recipient o f a kitch­ town, was called, and attended uniforms and this sum will be a public officer having to do with
Buy these bonds now because:
good start towards that and some of the important problems
en shower last Sunday evening the injured man.
other aims.
when her friends to the number
First—These bonds are the safest investment known.
relative to the American home
of 45 gathert d at her home with
life, will speak right from ’the
Second—By so doing you serve your country.
all kinds of things for the kitch­
shoulder to use his own expres­
Third— Democracy needs its dollars for defense, not tribute.
en
She will be married June 5
sion, in the deliverance of his
Wednesday
May
23
J.
B.
Bog-
to Louis Geisler.
Fourth— These bonds are backed by the credit of the whole
address.
anska and G. J. Neumeister took
Tuesday Mesdames J. P. W il­
Sunday School and Epworth United States, the richest country in the world.
Dr. Albia.Korinek, of Portland
over the dairy of A. T. Brewer bur, C. H. Brewer. E. D. A lex­
League as usual. The evening
and Miss Emily Nerod, o f Salem,
F ifth —Every $1000 invested will bring you $35 a year income.
and hereafter the dairy will be ander, G. F. Korinek and J. M.
service is at 8 o’clock.
The
were married in Portland Thurs­
run under the name of Stayton Ringo motored to Salem in the
Sixth—The Government guarantees to pay you more income
public is respectfully invited to
day. the 24th. The groom is a
Dairy Co.
These gentlemen Ringo car, Mrs. Ringo driving.
i f future loans carry higher interest rates.
attend.
E. B. Lockhart
brother o f Dr. G. F. Korinek. of
have bought the
dairy
and
The ladies went in the inter­
Seventh—You can buy them on the installment plan.
this city, and both himself and
equipmmt o f Mr. Brewer and ests of the local auxiliary of the
bri lc n r well and favorably
Eighth—Your money will be spent wholly in America.
rented the farm. They are both Red Cross, and in the city called
known to many o f the Mail read3
from Portland where thev have at the county official headquar­
How to buy these bonds:
en , wl o will join u* in ctngrat-
been engaged in the same line of ters.
11:00
a.
m.
"
We
Would
See
|
We
are authorized to take subscriptions for the Government.
There (hey received in­
Ula'ions.
business. Being men thoiough- formation in regard to the work Jesus.” 8^00 p. m. "T h e Great- You can subscribe now by paying us only two per cent o f your
VVnr. Nende! this week remem­ ly familiar with the dairy busi­
to be done, and w ere furnished |est Battle Ever Fought.” Both Purchase and the balance as follows:
bered a few o f his friends with a ness they will continue to serve
18 P «r cent on June 28.
20 per cent on July 30.
with supplies to be used in the of these subjects are vital scrip-
sam oleof m-pie ¡yiup, shipped their patrons with the same de­
tural
themes.
Hear
them.
30
per
cent
on
August
15.
30
per cent on August 30.
manufacture of articles necessa­
•
to him from M'ch;g n. It is the gree o f efficiency ai has char­
ry to the wants of wounded men.
Next Sunday is "Childrens
This is an opportunity to combine a patriotic service with a
“ pure quill” and something sel­ acterized Mr. Blower’s service,
A meeting of the members of Da>.’ ’ This is one of the best good investment.
dom seen in this land o f balm also giving the same high class
the otganzation will be held and greatest days in the Bible
and fir trees. It is a reminder produi t.
calendar.
Interesting
soon, the date to be announced school
o f youthful days, w hen good old-
J. F. L'-u cr.me up from Alba­ later.
program will be given.
Have
fashioned buckwheat cakes and ny Monday and remained until i
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set the aim for 175 attendance.
maple syrup were one o f the the following day with his par-
A number o f the members of Everybody welcome. Come and
chief joy.i o f life.
ents. Mr. and M r3. E. C. Lau. Miss Crabtree t Sunday school see a live Sunday School.
The Hannmn-Stout Co. have a He left ye iter Jay for San Fran- class took well filled lunch bask-
Marion F. Horn. Minister.
new Studebaker “ six” which cisco, whe^e he will receive in- ets to the home of A. P. Kirsch,
Mrs. J. H. Thomas, o f Salem,
they will use on their Stayton- struct on in artillery practice and last Sunday and i articipated in a
later be assigned to duty,
1 farewell dinner for Miss Bassett. is visiting Mrs. J. E. Sloper,
Salem run.
Girl's National
YOUNG’S CASH GROCERY
Your Country Needs
Your Money
Liberty Loan Facts ToM in Nutshell
Remember
Brewer Sells His Dairy
Visit the Capital
Christian Church
Farmers and Merchants Bank
and
Stayton State Bank
Stayton
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