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WHAT IS THERE AB0U1
GRAVELY TOBACCO T O f
KEEP IT5 REPUTATION'
[GROWING FOR 85 YEARS?
YOU CAN EASILY
F1NJ o u t , n o w t h a t !
YOU CAN GET I T -------
AND GOOD THAI
TOUCHI3A HUM0INGER1
P'red Laux and W. U. Surry
finished threshing Monday of
c\
1K W 0II1ÌR T Y , E d ito r und M atm ger
this week. Everyone has com
pleted his grain harvest now in
1
t , « hv . t .,1 d a
.iter at the postoffice at Stayton, Marion
the valley and crops were quite |
( I V, Oregon, under
Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
good considering the very dry
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summer.
Rev. S. VanWinkol, of Albany,
held services Sunday morning |
IV,
« to te 1 liito rin l A n r ^ t i n : r J of th e W illa m e tte V a lle y E d ito ria l and evening at Lyons. Mr. Van
A .o eijitio n
Winkel has been in Montana the
past four months and expressed
\d\or-
Rat. - .
Known Upon Application
himself as being very glad to get
back to Oregon.
Ftieign A vc .i : Fepresenled by The American Press Association
Willis Brown spent Sunday
with friends in Mill City.
Ad : e ; .i t Communicat'ons to The Stavton Mail
Ray J. Fox and P'red Vaughn
'1
left Thursday for an extended
1 me in Stayton, spent Sunday trip in Washington and Oregon,
with home folks.
HAM
to attend the fairs and stock
Hazel Lambert spent the week shows. They took several head
m
M
Mr. an i :rs. A. Frank and e d with friends at Silverton. of Poland China hogs and fine
dan hter mo ore o Oregon City
Angeline Ryan was a Sunday sheep.
Mr. and Mrs. Everet Gardner!
la t week to vi i their da u hter. visitor at the Ed Smith home.
returned the last of the week
B.
P
A
Bodeker
and
family,
of
White there they ma te a trip cn
Mr. and Mrs. John Ray. J. M. Mill City, were Sunday callers from Pendleton,where they have
the Columbia highway.
been the past few months.
Ray, Miss Mattie Irvine, Mr. and in the valley.
Geo. Downing visited with his Mrs. Angus Sturtevent, of Leb
Geo. Thomas arrived the last
Mrs. Lotter and children, of
father several days this week. anon, motored to the W. R. Ray
of
the week from Eastern Ore.
Salem, visited at the home of
He returned to Ca iio nia Mon home Sunday.
her sister. Mrs. Frank Vaughn
YOU CAN GET PICNIC PLATES
day.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ryan and last week.
i
Made from ¡»aperat Sloper’s.
T. J. Hill is driving a new son Wm. motored to Salem Sat
Jefferson
Thomas
and
Mr.
M. S. Burson, wife and daugh-1
Ford.
urday.
Frame were busy hauling fire ter, were down from their place
Mrs. J. Davenport and daugh-
A large number from this vi brick the past week.
cast of Mehama Tuesday.
tc \ of Silverton. spent Sun lay cinity attended the dance at the
A.
Vaughn
and
Lloyd
Trask
WAPTED Evergreen black
a the J. A. Burns home.
Blue Den hall Friday night. All motored to Rock Creek Sunday
berries
at Hamman’s Rarn. No
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Downing reported a good time.
afternoon.
berries
received on Saturday or
a 1 children called at the J. A.
G. H. Ray arid Ramie Jung-
L.
Clifford
was
a
Gooch
caller
Sunday.
F
s home Sunda afternoon. wirth spent Sunday at the W. R.
Thursday evening.
P'rahk Siihavy was down from
!r. and Mrs. J. J. St tiger and Ray home.
Miss
Laura
Turnidge,
of
Sher-
his
Little North Fork ranch the
c it/ren are vi ¡ting at Astoria
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shank and dan. is making an extended visit first of the week,
ti is week.
son called at the Mrs. Roxie at the H. F. Bodeker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gooding of St.
B. F. and PA M. F n sh and Shank home Sunday.
Henry
Merser
and
family
at-
Paul,
were weekend guests of
family spent Sunday afternoon
tended
church
in
Mill
City
Sun-
Mr.
and
Mrs. E. R. Nelson. On
v t Mrs. Aiseni a t in Stay ton.
day.
Sunday the two families motored |
Mr. and Mrs L. 0. R ynolds
W.
R.
Surry
and
family
called
to Silver Creek Falls.
are spending a few days at the
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm
Downing
BIG ASSORTMENT OF SOAPS
Miss Rachel Angel is visiting
A. Frank home.
Sunday
afternoon.
Colgates
toilet soaps. Medicat
her
sister.
Mrs.
Bert
Kiethley
at
Henry Frank, Albert Frank
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bushe
and
baby-
ed
soaps.
Woodbury’s
facial soap
Oregon
City.
ai d Ed Maertz, with their fam-
returned
home
after
a
month's
at
Sloper’s
Drug
Store.
Those
who
attended
the
con
ilits, rnoto ed to Wilhoit springs
vention at Aumsville last Sunday visit with relatives at Lyons.
Mrs. M. J. Follis and little
Sunday.
report
a
good
attendance.
Quite
grand
- daughter, Hilda Trask,
C. P. Dais: returned to Salem
a
number
of
Sunday
schools
were
left
Saturday
last for a visit of a
Saturday where he is taking
represented.
week
or
more
with relatives in
treatment.
Portland.
Mr.
Crowston,
who
held
reviv
£. C. Downing is building a
John Kirscener and family
al meetings here in the spring from Salem spent Sunday at the
Leave your orders for peaches
ga rage this week. •
a t Klecker’s.
Jacob Staiger home.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Burns of preached last Sunday evening.
Mr.
Thompson,
who
also
held
Miss Marie Henkel returned
S.
i motore ! out to the farm
Alfred Fox and family accom
meetings
here,
will
preach
Mon
Saturday
from her trip to Taco
S ¡iday afternooi .
panied by Lewis A rthur motored
day eve.
ma
and
other
points in Washing
to Waterloo Sunday.
ton,
and
is
again
occupying her j
Mr. S. E. Kuenzli has started
J. W. Smith, wife and daugh
on a trip to Ohio to visit rela ter Ola, from Silverton, called on position in the Doll store. S h e ■
reports a very enjoyable trip.
tives and friends.
relatives hereabouts Monday.
LeRoy Sperry, of Woodburn.is
J. W. Mayo motored to Port
Ir. an 1 Mrs. Vernon Gatts
Theo. Highberger and family
a d children spent the week end making an extended visit here visited Sunday evening at the land Monday to meet his father, \
vis ting relatives in this vicinity. with relatives.
home of Jos. Zuber, near Shaw, who returned to Stayton with
Quite
a
number
around
here
Miss Zona Ray, of McMinn-
the occasion being Mr, Zuber’s him for a short visit. Mr. Mayo !
vi !e. spent Sunday with home have started to pick evergreen 44th birthday.
An enjoyable Sr. returned to his home in Spo-!
folks.
Coia Ray accompanied blackberries.
time was had by all that were kane this morning.
her back for a few days visit.
Mrs. J. S. McLaughlin is visit present.
Erne t Knapp spent Sunday ing her daughters, Mrs. Roy Ma
Peter Deidrich, of Stayton,
Notice
ple and Mrs. Leonard Gibbons, was a business visitor at Orlo
with F rei Lmith.
Parties who drove the heifers
Humphreys Monday.
Mi s Zeta Prichard. of Lyons, in Portland.
off the road near W. R. Surry’s
Several from this vicinity have
spent the week end with Mrs.
Ben Gescher called at Albert place last spring had better
gone to the hop yards.
W. R. Brenner.
A rthur’s Monday.
returnsame and save trouble as
Mrs. George Ashford has been
Miss Dorothy Smith, who is
Lulay & Schindler have com theyare known.
employed t the J. W. Mayo on the sick list several days.
pleted the new school house and
did good work.
Elvin Carter had the misfor
ECONOMIC A N D MILITARY
tune to lose a valuable colt.
For Infants and Children
PREPAREDNESS
A. L Shelly is working for'
In
Use
For Over 3 0 Years
Orlo Humphreys.
A lw a y s bears
THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Wm. VrnHandel and family
the
In a d dition to co m p le te co u rs e s in ge n e ra l and
Signature of
have
gone
for
an
outing
in
the
s c ie n tific e d ucation , o ffe rs full o p p o rtu n itie s In
hop yards near Pratum.
M IL IT A R Y DRILL, D O M E S T IC SC IEN C E
A R TS AND C O M M E R C E
Orlo Humphreys is the posses
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k m m
P l a n fo r e ffe c tiv e fu tu re s e rv ic e . Y o u r co u n try
1
sor
of a new car.
n e e d s it. S en d for free illu s tra te d b o o k le ts ,“ T ra in
f iNÉtvif
t h e B ra in fo r P eace o r W a r” and ‘‘T h e W o m a n and
Jack
Edwards, the practical
th e Un ive rsity/* A d d re s s R e g is tra r,
m o d e m lab*
pain’er.is busy a' the new school • r a W t o h r i e e r s e t a r a nd i n e d a d s e p q e u c a ia te lis e ts q u w ip ith
m e n t f i r e In*
U N IV E R S IT Y O F O R E G O N , Eugene, Oregon
house.
e t n i e t i o n l e a d in g to c olle giat e de gre es In th e
schools :
Alva Smith was a business vis following
A G R I C U L T U R E , w ith I S d e p a r t m e n t « !
C O M M ER C E, w it h 4 d e p a r t m e n t # ;
itor in this vicinity Saturday.
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Thrift Is Now a
National Slogan
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The American people «n
waking up. They ream k*
charge that they are waatefa1
Bank depoalta all over the
country m e increaalng by lempa
and bounds.
Are you a depoaitor T
North Santiam
I f you are not, join the finan
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amount o f caah. W e’ll be glad
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STAYTO N
STATE
BANK
Triumph Notes
A share of the banking business
of Stayton and vicinity
Ht. Pleasant
CASTORIA
The Oregon
Agricultural College
Notice
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“Little Mary Sunshine”
Kemembe “J “ y a id * s the and Dragon”
Sunsbini”
Sunday N gh‘, Sept. f;th See
BABY MARIE OSBORNE
In Her Latest Starring Vehicle
“TWIN KIDDIES”
Saturday Night, Sept. 3th. —Path« News.
»Soldiers’ Camp in France.
Shorten the
A m e’ican
Days
E N G I N E E R I N G , w ith 0 d e p a r tm e n t« , It*
e lu d in g Civil, Elec tr ic a l, H ig h w a y , I n d u s t r i a l
Arte, I r r ig a tio n , end M ec ha nic al E ngineering;
FO R E ST R Y , i n c lu d in g L ogging Engineer*
Mrs. Mary Lankester, Slate ■** H O M E EC O N O M ICS , w it h 4 i r . j o r 4 « p s r t-
President of the Rebekah lodge m e n u , in c lu d in g t r a i n i n g in th e P r n c tl e e
wi 1 pay her official visit to Stay- H o M u s IN e ; IN G , w ith t h r e e d e p a r t m e n t s , Inelttd*
ton on Friday Sept. 7th. All log C hem ical E n g i n e e r i n g ;
PHARMACY.
members please make a special
T IP* S C H O O L O F M U S IC , off er« i n . t r u e
effort to be present. Signed
. tlon in th e p r i n c i p a l d e p a r t m e n t s of voc al
and i n s t r u m e n t a l vnuaie.
Noble Grand.
JUST RECEIVED
Fancy assortment of shelf I
paper in new designs.
Sloper’s D rugstore.
Mrs. A. P. Kirsch has gone
east on a visit. Before her re
turn she will visit her son Paul,
who is in the aviation service of
Uncle Sam.
T H E M I L I T A R Y D E P A R T M E N T , en ro ll ed
10A?» c a d e ts in 1916-17, a n d won re c o m m e n
d a tio n for O. A. C. from th e W e s t e r n D e p a r t
m e n t rt t h e U. H. W a r D e p a r t m e n t as one of
the fifte en “ d is t i n g u i s h e d i n s t i t u t i o n s " of i
h ig h e r le sr n in g . All e s d e t s will be f u r n ish e d
c om ple te u n ifo r m s hy th e IT. fl. G o v e r n m e n t ' ^
and th e j u n i o r e n d s e n io r e sd e ts . en ro ll ed in | ^
the R. O. T. C., will be giv en c o m m u ta tio n for
s u b sis te n c e , as well as nil t r a n s p o r t a t i o n and <•
s u b s is te n c e nt th e s i r w e e k s ' S u m m e r camp.
F . E C I S T R A T 1 0 N B E G I N S O C T O B E R t,
1917.
I n f o r m a t i o n on r e q u e st.
A ddre ss ,
R e g i s tr a r ,
Orego n
A gricultural
College, .*.
O vrTa ill,, Or«|*B,
is solicited.
You are assured of a safe deposi
tory and courteous treatment at
this bank, by ample capital and
long experience in the banking
business.
Farmers & Merchants
Bank of Stayton, Oregon
Capital $25,000.00
A Complete Line of
Spring
and
Summer
Goods at
GEHLEN’S STORE
W e a lso C a rry a c o m
p le te lin e o f S ta p le a n d
Fancy Groceries
Come
Stock Goods
and be Convinced
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