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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1917)
w Auction Sale Season is Here Deal vsith the auctioneer who does the most busi ness. You will find there is reason for it. There fore to insure the utmost security, satisfaction anil profit, you should date your sale early with BEN T. SU DTELl, Live Stock Auctioneer News From All Over The ---------- City---------- P o s s ib ly Don’t Cook Yourself These Hot Days But Keep Cool by Using About You or Your Friends ALBANY. OREGON Who holds sales nearly every day in the sale season. For reference see any one who has heard me or both banks of Stayton. 14<0() feet, and that irom this height thsy had a most magnifi cent view of the canyon. They Saturday last a party compos returned on Monday evening, ed of J. W. Mayo. F. Siegmund, bringing forty gallon of berries L A. Thomas and Jos. Fisher with them. left here at 5 a. m., for a trip to the mountains to gather hucktl- School books at Sioper’s. berries. They went up on the old Quartzville road as far as 1 •- Harvy Beauchamp has return sible with a car, and then secur ed from his vacation, and brought ed pack horses for the rest of the his Another and niece Wilma Beauchamp of Albany with him trip. for a visit with relatives. Thehuckelberrv patch that the Klamath Falls—Strahorn road boys inva led is between thirty and thirty-five miles above the now laying rails. First locomo head of Rock Creek. The boys tive arrives here just one year say that one day they climbed after proposal to build railroad. Gather Huckelbenie> School books must be casii. Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp is vis iting in Portland a few days. Grant Murphy made a business trip to Salem Monday. School books at Sioper’s. Felix Van Ermen and wife spent Sunday in town. Paul Limbeck, from near Scio, was a caller Monday. Henry downing of Shaw was trading in Stayton Wednesday. E. A. Thayer of Lyons was a Stayton caller Wednesday. Mrs. H. Lilly and sister Miss Gladys Rice were Salem visitors Wednesday. Mrs. T. J. Follis, of Kingston, left Friday last for a visit with relatives in Harrington. Wash. Mr». C. E. Daugherty left on Wednesday for a visit with rela tives and friends in and near Castle Rock, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mutsch- ler, Mrs. E. T. Matthieu and Mr. and Mrs. V. Dare Sloper visited Salem Sunday. Remember the Fall Coat Salt at Doll’s Cash Store Oct, 11,12 and 13 Peter Deidrich reports the sale of Ford Touring cars to T. J. Hill. Ed Tate and 0. W. Hum phrey all of Sublimity. Closing out our retail depart ment. Watch for the Mammoth Sale, September 29th, at the Woolen Mills. , Mrs. C. E. Taylor went down to Portland Sunday. C. E. mo tored to Portland Monday and Mrs. Taylor returned with him on Tuesday. Any one wishing a Ford Tour ing car should place their order at once with Peter Deidrich as he is now able to make immed iate delivery. Geo. Warford. Joe Hammon and Peter Deidrich accompanied C. E. Taylor tc Portland on Mon day. Whilein the city Mr. Ham- man purchased a new Federal truck. Perfection Oil Cook Stoves W e have them in One, Two and Three Hole Sizes Come in and see them LILLY HARDWARE CO. Have you seen the Splendid Array New Fall Dress Goods, Suitings. Vvaistings, Coat Materials, crepe de chene, fancy silks etc. on display this week at J. R. Gardner’s Cash Store, Free delivery Wednesday and Saturday. School Shoes Tablets, Pencils, Pens And all school supplies at Siop er’s Drug Store. W. H. Mollett and daughter Miss Bertha Mollet, of Sublimi ty. and her friend Miss Dora Ra- bens, motored to Corvallis last Thursday, returning Tuesday, Mr. Mollett attending to business affairs. ‘ Yes they are fine blankets. Aren't they soft and fluffy? You’ll enjoy warmth and comfort Saturday, Sept 15 is registra tion day for the Woman.s Coun i ; a pair of “DORSET’ Wool Blankets, even on the coldest nights.” cil of National Defense. All ladies over 16 years of age are asked to register. Those living are made of selected wools with long warps which are strong and durable. The filling of in the Kingston precinct may these blankets is carefully sorted, thoroughly cleansed, scoured and carbonized. The nap register at the home of Curtis C. Cole from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. ping process gives to the blanket that soft finish which means warmth and comfort. Heppner—First National Bank building nearing completion. What Splendid Stayton, Ore. A large and complete stock new und old styles. New and old prices. .Quality right. Styles right. Prices right. I CAN SAVE YOU GOOD DOLLARS Ladies English Shoes Black and Tun. Neolin or Leather Soles $3.50 to $6.00 Lancefield Shoe Store Men’s High Cuts for Winter now in “DORSET” Wool Blankets “SUB WOOL” Cotton Blankets CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING permanent as the blanket itself ICE CREAM Any Flavor You Like are made of choice selected American and Chinese cottons. Combining these two qualities of cotton gives tne blankets much that soft “FEEL" and the fluffy appearance found in woolen kinds. The Golors are beautiful, and almost as Come and See Them Money to Loon —I More Mode Arrange ments for loaning eastern money, will make very low rate of inter est on highly improved fsrms. Ho mer H. Smith,¡room 5, McCornack Bldg., Salem, Oregon, Phone 96. tf. DOLL’S GASH STORE FARM LANDS—The Government needs Farmers as well as Fighters, Two 1 million three hundred thousands Acres WE have “ DORSET” and “ SUBWOOL” blankets in a broad range or Prices which are Right ECONOMIC AND M I L I T A R Y PREPAREDNESS THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON In ad dition to co m p le te c o u rs e s In ge n e ra l and s c ie n tific od u ca tio n , o ffe rs full o p p o rtu n itie s In M IL ITA R Y DR ILL, D O M E S TIC SC IEN C E A R TS AND C O M M ER C E P la n fo r e ffe c tiv e fu tu re s e rv ic e . Y o u r c o u n try ne e d s it. S e n d fa r free illu s tra te d b o o k le ts ,“ T r a in th e B ra in fo r P e a co o r W a r ” and " T h e W o m a n and th a U n iv e rs ity .” A d d re s s R e g is tra r, UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene. Oregon of Oregon A California Railroad Co. Grant Lands. Title revested in United M. M. , . . . . Gassner of . Kingston _ States. To be opened for homesteads was a business visitor in Stayton aruj PH|e- Containing some of best ; Wednesday. lands left in United States. I.nige E. C. litu s was a Portland 'Copyrighted Map, showing land by visitor the early part of th e 8ett'on" description of soil, climate k rainfall, elevations, temperature < lc,, ' by counties. Postpaid One Dollar, r.d Dougheity of Jordan was Grunt Lands Loculing Co. Box CIO a business caller in Stayton Wee'- Portland, Oregon 9 27 Any Quantity You Wish Wholesale and Retail Packed so you can take it as far as you like HENDERSHOTT’S 1 OREGON STATE FAIR SALEM S E P TE M B E R .24-29 I riesday. WANTED O n e loan of f 1,000. 2 H. J. Mutschler and Will Hass- loans of 41200 each, seal properly ..i- j i are hunting deer near Casrv.- curity interest 6 to 8 per cent if n ! t r eated call nt Stayton Mail office. dia. Ladies and children coat sale Oct., 11,12 and 13 at boil's Cash Agricultural Exhibits, Grand Live Stock Parade, Harness and Saddle Horses, Running and Trotting Knees Hogs, Cattle and Poultry, Farm Machinery Exhibits, Portland Day, Salem Day, Scandinavian Day, Re formation Day and many other special events. Something of in terest every minute. FOR SALE—A first-claas modern house. Inquire at Gehlen’s Store. 29tf FOR SALE- Cheap if taken soon 35 j hea,i good breeding ewes. W. R. Sur Merta and Laurence Siegmund ry, Lyons, Ore.____________________ and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Luthy FOR SALE —About 20 tons good ensi- , lage corn. Forrette Broa West Stay visited in Salem Sunday. The Itebekahs initiated seven ton. candidates at their regular meet FOR SALE- 91 acre farm. 55 acres under the plow, balance pasture and ing last Tuesday. timber. Good farm buildinga. 100 roils Sioper’s Sodium Phosphate cast of West Stayton, Ore. J. W. Dively, Owner. Gives prompt relief from sour 37t2 S t0 r6 . STAR The H ouse of Rea! Reel Features ~h ows: Wed., Sat., umlny WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN HER PLACE? Inia; ¡no a young girl, born in one of the w arring coun tries, married to a man engaged i;i the manufacture of munitions destined for use against her mother-land. MARY NASH IS SUCH A GIRL IN “ARMS AND THE WOMAN” Shorten stomach. Dr. Bursel of Aumsville left for L 03 Angeles California Wed nesday of last week. F. H. Davidson a n j family, of Sacramento, former residents , ., of Stayton, were visiting relatives in Scio last week. Reedsport New sawmill to be : built here. LOW ROUND TRIP FARES on sale Sept. 20th to 29th, from all points in Oregon. Final re turn limit Oct. 3rd. J ill 7 rains Direct to Fair GroundI Attk jour local agent for particulars John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon FOR SALE — Heavy Bain wagon. Addreaa Raleigh Harold. 3712 FOR SALE Actelyne gas tank in good shape. Apply Mail office. 37t2 _____________________________ WANTED -10 0 or more Brown Leg- h?J r" he“ or John i Koestcr, not. ov* Stayton, L 1 y.“ r old.) Address 37t2 Ore._______________ ____ FOR SALE— Brown Mare, weight 1150. Gentle, work single or double. 37tf G. R. Munkers. SO U TH ER N 1 11 11 ■ ......................... P A C IF IC '" ” l L IN E S - 1 - - • —' L ’! See our Clubbing offer in another column.
