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THE STAYTON ( MAIL
Ha* the Largest Circulation of Any Paper in the Santiam Valley
23rd. Year, No. 40.
Serial No. 1129
ST A Y T O N , MARION COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,1917.
Red Cross Pledges
Prize Winners Second Liberty
Railroad Men
Are Now Due
Loan Opened
Are Encouraged of Curtis
C. Cole exhibited some
his fine short horn cattle at
The enthu riaain with which both the Linn county and State For the purpose of equipping Those who made pledges to
the communities north of ns are fairs. At Scio he had no opposi­ with arms, clothing and food the Red Caoss work during their
last June should pay same
receiving and helpii.g the right- tion so carried away all the prizes our gallant soldiers who have drive
at
the
Farmers and Merchants
been
called
to
the
field;
main­
of-way men in «»curing the right- while at the state fair he had
Bank
as
they are now due.
taining
our
Navy
and
our
valiant
of-way for the railroad has en­ the severest kind of competition
There
will
be no collectors sent
tars
upon
the
high
seas;
pro­
couraged the men who are en­ but at that he won 2nd prize on
out
as
all
the money pledged is
viding
the
necessary
means
to
gaged in the work and if this Herd bull, silver cup on young
turned
over
to headquarters and
pay
the
wages
of
our
soldiers
is any indication of the feeling bull and third and fourth places
there
is
nothing
allowed for the
and
sailors
and,
if
the
bill
now
in and around Stnvton they will on other two shown. This shows
soliciting
or
collection
of these
pending
in
the
Congress
passes,
have no trouble in securing the that Mr Cole has some very fine
funds.
the
monthly
allowances
for.the
right-of-way, and according to stock and is deserving of much
Mr. Lynott the survey a n d credit for the class of stock he support of their dependent fam-j
ilies and to supply them with
of W heat
securing of the necessary right- is breeding.
life
insurance:
constructing
a-
of-way nre the only obstacles in
great fleet of merchant vessels
the way of commencing work
NOTICE
to maintain the line of communi­
immediate'y- Boost for Stay ton.
are assured that the price
Boost f o r the railroad, this All meml>ers of the Red Cross cation with our brave troops jn of We
wheat
by the
means a bigger and better town. are urgently requested to be France, and to keep our com­ President determined
will
be
maintained
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present at the regular meeting merce afloat upon the high seas throughout the year by the
C. A. Beauchamp received two Friday as there is important busi- in defiance of the German Kaiser Food Administration, and that
and his submarines: creating a there can be no objection in
dozen Chin Pheasants from the ness to be transacted.
fleet of aeroplanes, which holding wheat In fact, the
State Game Commission last Sun-
Mrs. G. F. Korinek, Sec. great
will
give
complete supremacy in
day and released them for t h e -------------- -—
the
air
to
United States and farmer saves interest and deter-
benefit of the hunters in this Miss Bessie Clow is now em- the brave the
nations
fighting with * * * * * * by marketing early. At
neighborhood.
‘ ployed in Portland.
____ us against the German
Military the
time the railroads
menace: and for other necessary can handle more wheat to stor-
war purposes
age P°,nta for ready dutnbution
There
is
now
offered
to
the
to mills to De manufactured
Great ' losing out Sale now Going on at American people a new issue of and
into floi|r for domestic consump-
000,000,000 of bonds to be t*°n and exportation to our allies
and for
The W oolen Mills
known as the Second Liberty where it is much are needed
available
at
Loan. They issue in such de- wh,ch 8h,ps
Hundreds of customers have shown their appreciation of nominations
and upon such terms ,
the many bargains in Blankets, Cloaking, Dress Goods, that every patriotic citizen will The railroads wish to appeal to
Sweaters and many other goods on sale, by availing have an opportunity to assist the thc farmers to bring their wheat
by lending his mon- * •" » « * *
,Later ,n ,he
themselyes of this ore opportunity to supply themselves Governmeet
ey
upon
the
security
of
a
Uniter!
handling
of
many more
with v\ ritcr wooler ;<t prices in muny instances less States Government bond.
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W,H
cause
congestion
than Ih c >st of the raw m ite ini, all kinds of woolen
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nnd delay.
goods . e h gh in pr.ee, but they will be higher this On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E/ The railways are how being
winter, w© have nn immense stock to dispose of to close D. Alexander wfs hostess to the operated in common to s-.ne the
Birthday Club. The house hrd community. The demands for
out our ret »il depai tment arc! on this sale, which closes ! been
decorated in honur movements of military and sup-
Saturday Oct. 13th any purchaser can save money by iof the tastily
occasion.
In the living plies will bean increasing bur-
l i> in , in th ..r winter supply of woolens, especially in room. Virginia creeper,
Autumn den. Therefore, the railways
remnant-« ar.d M 1 Ends. Come and look the stock over leaves and red geraniums made must have the co-operation of
whether you buy or rot. Prompt and courteous service a brilliant effect. In the dining the entire community.
is our pie; sure mail orders filled same day as received. | room dainty sprays of clematis
and pink roses were used. An
THE CALL OF THE
excellent lunch was enjoyed.
WILBUR WOOLEN MILLS CO.
CUM BERLAiiDn
Beside the club members, Mrs. Manager F. X. Hoereth of the
Roy Hall and Mrs. W. W. Elder Star Theatre, announce that he
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Stayton, Oregon
P allaj P ictures ^
were present
will present on Sunday “The
Empress,” starring Holbrook
Biinn and Doris Kenyon. “The
Empress” is characterized as a
C. E. Daugherty return­
dramatic story, acted by a splen- ed Mrs.
home
Sunday from a visit
din cast composed of people with with relatives
and friends in
F I R E ! i;
big names, working under the Castle Rock Wash
and Portland.
direction of an artist.
In addition to Mr. Blinn and T. J. Ware and son Eugene | Think of the price of grain !>
Miss Kenyon, the cast includes who have been visiting in Idaho ¡1 anti hey. Is it insured |>
William Morse and Lyne Don­ for the past month returned ¡1 against Fire? If not in- ¡>
X sure for four or six months < >
aldson, and the picture was pro­ home Saturday.
duced under the direction of the Rev. E. B. Lockhart who has l! THE COST IS SMALL ;
been the Methodist minister here
celebrated Madam Blanche.
Holbrook Blinn is one of the for the past two years has ac­ n
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biggest stars on the Ameri cepted the pastorate of the Clin-1
His name is known in ton-Kelly a n d Lincoln m . E.
11 stage.
| every town, village and hamlet, churches in Portland and will L. N. English and wife and W.
Doris Kenyon has been starred move there immediately.
H. English are moving into town
in a number of photoplays and Jake Spaniol is having Grant from Cooi i ol'ow and will occu-
her charming looks and ability Murphy erect a garage for him py their house near the woolen
have won her a place in the
gjze 0f which is 16x18 ft. mill. They hi.ve sold the part of
hearts of motion picture fans. with cement floor. It is a double their farm lying on the north
“The Empress” is a strong garage.
s cie of the road *o J. W. Apple.
drama of fast, tense action. ----- ----------------------------------- -
It tells the story of an artist,
¡his beautiful young model and
Cabbage to
the man she later marries.
Keekers
Little Miss .Mary Jane Lau is
on the sick list.
Leave your orders and
will Fill
To Be Maintained
I
At the Star Sunday
At the Star Theatre Saturday
Good Values
For Y o u . . . .
i J. W. MAYO
Suits that will be worth more, A great
assortment of good sturdy fabrics with
real wearing quality built into every
inch of cloth.
Good cloth is getting scarce owing to
the fact that a great many mills have
switched to government work.
We can show you the regular
Values $15 to $35
p
Hm
Schafner
M3rx Clothes
$20 to $35
SALEM
W O O LE N MILLS
STORE
136 N. Commercial Street
Bishop All Wool
Clothes
$15 to $25
Telephone 166
Headquarters for
Sauerkraut at
See “The Call of the Cumber­
land" at the Star Theatre, Satur­
day, Its great.
W. A. Weddle is attending the
convention of the Undertakers
of the state of Oregon in Port­
land this week.
F. R. Brown, county agricul-
i turist is visiting Stayton and
j vicinity today. He is on the
hunt of seed grain such as Rye,
white winter wheat, oats, etc.
He says the demand is far in
excess of the visible supply.
Any one having seed of this kind
to dispose of write or phone to
him at his expense. His phone
number is 249 Salem.
make
ws
them, any amount.
A large line of new 'md up to-
date Ladies, Misses and child­
rens Coats to arrive at our store
Tuesday October 9th
Call
at our Store an ’ ‘ m, i
PRICE WILL BE RIGHT
cm
W . F, KLECKER.
ESTABLISHED H YEA8S