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STAYTO N, MARION COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1917.
¿3rd. Year, No. 43.
Rebekahs Entertain Railroad Survey Are You a .
Liberty Loan
Money Slacker?
The Children Now Completed
Meetings Held
Have you a son in the army or
navy?
laist Friday evening Judge Last Tuesday evening the Hc-
bekah
lodge
entertained
a
large
If not it may he impossible for
Mams of Eugene and Attorney
number
of
children.
Members
you to fully realize that we are
Page of Hulem addressed a small
actually in a life and death strug­
audience on the Second Liberty ' of the order who have children
gle with the most ruthless foe on
I/oan nt the high school auditor­ of their own brought them and
ium. Their remarks were to the those who have no children bor­ The railroad survey is com­ earth. The mothers and fathers
point and explained the value of rowed those of their friends and pleted from Mt. Angel to Niag­ who have given up their boys to
go to the front realize the war is
the Bonds from an investment, neighls»rs and took them to the ara.
the engineers and surveyors actually here and that they are
standpoint to say nothing of the, hall for the occasion.
been sent home, the only part of it. The family who has
act of patriotism in purchasing During the short business ses­ have
thing
that
prevents the immedi­ sent a son has given the nation
sion of thè lodge preceeding the
one or more^of these bonds.
At the conclusion of the meet- j entertainment for the youngsters ate construction is the right of what money cannot buy.
Such families need no urging
ing Dr. Beauchamp who was they enjoyed themselves in their way.
chairman of the evening appoint­ own way in the dining room and In conversation with a Mail to exert every effort to furnish
ed a food conservation committee at 8 o’cli)ck the lodge room doors representative this morning Mr. the army and navy with all pos­
composed of Mrs. Clura Pratt. were thrown open and the guests Lynott stated ‘‘that if he had the sible equipment and supplies.
of way he would be grad­ They are awake to the urgency
Mrs. Horace Lilly, Mrs. II. A. marched into the hall and the right
ing
before
Nov. 1.” Itcertainly of the situation. They are car­
fun
of
the
evening
began
in
Beauchamp, John Thoma and C.
seems
to
the
Mail that it is im­ rying a double load for they are
earnest.
E. Daugherty who are to act in
perative
that
we as a com­ giving their boys and they are
A
short
program
consisting
of
conjunction with the State Food
munity
get
to
work
and do our giving their dollars.
recitations
and
music
was
rend­
Conservation Committee.
bit
in
helping
these
ered
by
the
children,
much
to
It’s to the person who is still
Monday evening another Liber­ the enjoyment of the older i*er- cure the right of way. men to se­ sitting
back and letting the other
ty Ix>an Bond meeting was held sons. At the conclusion of the A number of Stayton business fellow do
attention should
in the high Bchool auditorium program games of various kinds men attended a meeting of the be directed, it, that
Hardly
a man in
addressed bv J. W. McCulloch, were indulged in until 9:30 when Commercial Club and railroad this country can truthfully
claim
who made a very interesting talk light refreshments were served, men in Silvertnn last Saturday he is too poor to buy a liberty
driving home some telling facts thus bringing an enjoyable even­ evening. The business men of bond and that is the only claim
regarding the patriotic duty de­ ing to a close.
Silverton have taken hold of the that should exempt a person from
volving on each citizen to ^up-
proposition in earnest and at that owning one.
port the boys at the front by
meeting appointed a committe to Liberty bonds can be purchased
loaning the government o u r
assist the men in securing the on any kind of terms, the gov­
money,
right of way not only through ernment takes time payments,
Pastor W. J. Warren
the town, but as far north and banks advance money and prac­
south
their influence extends, tically all employers can arrange
Services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 and at as last
reports they were the matter so employes can take
Notice is hereby given that a p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m.
meeting
with
good success.
a bond and pay for it in such
road district meeting will be held Epworth League 6;30 p. m.,
easy
they will not
At Giles Thomas Barn
Prayer meeting every Wednes­ Joe Silbernagle and family notice installments
it.
There
is
practically no
in Road District No. 32 in Marion day evening at 7:30.
excuse
for
you
if
you
do not own
spent
Sunday
in
Mt.
Angel.
County, Oregon, on Thursday, Meeting of the Sunday school
a
liberty
bond.
You
are the
the 1st day of November, 1917, board the second Monday of
worst
kind
of
a
slacker
for vou
at 3:30 o’clock p. m., for the pur- every month at 7:30 p. m. Of­
have
failed
to
do
the
very
easiest
jtose of preparing a budg°t pre­ ficial board meeting the same
thing possible to help in this
paratory to levying an addition- evening at 8 o’clock.
struggle.
road tax in said district.
Think of the price of grain
a Liberty Bond is just
VV. M. Bushey,
and hay. Is it insured as Buying
Mrs.
A.
Hill
was
called
to
Mill
safe as arranging to buy five
County Judge. City Friday last by the illness of against
Fire? If not in­ ten dollar bills and it is a whole
her
son-in-law,
Mr.
Trask.
sure
for
four or six months lot better for when you have
Geo. Doll and wife of Kent,
Mrs.
L.
S.
Lambert
and
Mr.
THE COST IS SMALL
paid for a $50 Liberty Bond you
Wash., are visiting his brother
have something drawing 4 per
D. M. Doll. They are on their and Mrs. A. P. Kirsch attended
J. W . M A YO
cent interest which is just as
way home from a tour of Califor­ Pomona Grange at Turner Wed- j
nesday, the 17th.
good for money as the currency
nia.
and just as safe. Don’t hesitate,
now is the t'me. Don’t force the
mn H i
in
c J
government to resort to taxation
when we are offered an opportu­
nity to carry the loan as an in­
Ö
vestment drawing interest.
Remember your boy may be
the next to go and you will want
him fully equipped. Above ev­
erything else it is your patriotic
duty to back your government to
the extent of your ability at this
time. ____________
Anxious to Commence
Grading Before Nov. 1
Road Notice
Methodist Church
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We Have:
The Suitand Overcoat You Need
No need to let the winter weather catch you unprepared.
Our stock was never more complete and early buying
will give you your choice of the entire stock.
There never were better garments: material workman­
ship, style and price combine to make them worthy of
your pr.tronage.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
$25 $30 $35
Bishop All-Wool Clothes
$15 $20 $25
Shoots Off Toes
John Eastburn. younges t son
of Mrs. Mary Eastburn, who re­
sides near Aumsvjlle, while out
hunting alone on Tuesday Vnorn-
ing accidentally shot two toes off
hri left foot. John, who is a
member of Co. B., w as home on
a furlough before being moved
to Florida. He says that his dog
had sighted a bird and he had
his gun cocked to shoot when he
stumbled, discharging the gun
and shooting the small and the
next toe of his left foot com­
pletely otf. He was rushed to
this city, where Dr. H. A. Beau­
champ attended to his injuries.
Serai No. 1132
Now is the Time to buy your UN­
DERWEAR and HOSIERY at
the RIGHT PRICE
Sugar
Oranges
$8.00 pr sack 20c per dozen
It Pays you to buy Shoes for the Whole
Family at Marketeria Grocery Co.
Velvet Rugs 27x54 inches ONLY $ 3 .0 0
You Carry Home More Goods for
your Eggs at
MARKETERIA
GROCERY COMPANY
T M Z S T O R E T H A T U N D E R S E L L S B E C A U S E IT S E L L S F O R C A S H
General Merchandise
Basket
Beili
HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
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Seniors vs. Fresh.
Juniors vs. Sophs.
Friday 8:15 p. m.
Admission 15c.
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W IL B U R W O O LEN M ILLS
Woolen Goods will reach much higher prices and woe!
will be scarcer and dearer from now on. W e have 250
suits of Men and Womens Underwear to close out, at
last years prices, all splendid up-to-date stock, any size
and weight wanted, material and workmanship the best,
call and see them and get prices. 300 Mackinaw Coats
for the man, woman or child at right prices, new. nobby
and stylish, headquarters for Mackinaw clothing at the
Woolen Mills, mail orders filled the same day as received
W JL B U R W O O LEN M IL L S
Phone 217
Food Conservation
Complete instructions with
material for study of the purpos­
es and needs of the food substi­
tution campaign have been sent
to Mrs. Clara Pratt* chairman of
the Food Administration Comm.,
for Stayton and the committe has
taken up the active study of the
work in preparation fof the big
Hoover "Service by Substitu-
tion” drive, next week.
Chairman Fred W. Steu*lofT,
of the Marion County Food Ad*
ministration Committee, has re­
ceived confirmation of the ap­
pointment of Mrs. Clara Pratt as
chairman of Stayton, from Nat­
ional Food Administrator, Her­
bert Hoover, and she has been
so notified by Mr. Steusloff.
Subscribe for the Mail.
The Greatest Bargain Ever Offered
Bring us your Liberty Bond and we will give you a
premium on any size bond you may wish to trade
fur merchandise at'ou'- store. Liberty Bonds here
are worth more than your money. Try and see.
YVe are now showing you a dandy new line of Wool
Pants. Price right. YVe also have a new line of
plain white dish ware, anything you may want.
Coffee Coffee Coffee
The men you admire are the man who wear our clothes
We have Crescent 99. Crescent 44, Crescent 300and
Crescent 3-4-1 which is the very best line of Coffee
for sale anyfvhere in the U. 4. A. Customers of
ours who were at the State Fair and others who
tasted this coffee at the free demonstration booth
declared tl e Crescem Coffee the best they ever
tasted. Pr ce 25, 39, 33 1-3 and 35 cents per lb.
Trv it if y ou have never done so. Eggs 56 cents
dozen in rad?.
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