W. R. Surry, wife and daugh* Miss Coral Smuck is now em­
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l ter, of Lyons, passed through ployed at the bakery.
Stayton Monday on their way Perrv Bressler and son, of Fox
First Class Confections.
High Grade Pure Candies home from a visit with their son Valley,
were in town Saturday.
I
in
Idaho
and
Mrs.
S.
brother
in
Services
held at the Bap­
Fine Cigars tuAl Tobacco
Wash., having been gone two tist church were
last
Sunday
followed
1 weeks.
Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks
by baptismal services.
Wm. Doughty, son of B. F. Will Cooper, who is employed
All Prices and Style Box Candy Doughty,
who lives on the Aums- in Linn county, spent Sunday
ville road, in a letter to friends with his sister Miss Cora Cooper.
here, says he is stationed with A number of Stayton Odd Fel­
the Areopland Squadron at ('amp lows attended lodge meeting in
Oregon
Stayton,
Hicks, Ft. Worth, Texas, and Silverton last Tuesday evening. P
likes army life first rate.
Mrs. Will Gonderham, of La- i^)
The Mother Goose Bazaar will Grande, is visiting friends in 'y j
open at 10:30a. m. December 8th
in the Gardner building. Those
Ellen Townsend left Tues-, dB SijB fnS. 1 lie 1 C O ttO Il ^
j who wish to bring their articles day Mrs.
for a visit with rel­
Friday Dec. 7 may do so as there atives morning
at
Irrigon.
will be some one there to receive
them. If brought earlier than M**s. Zulu Mosier. of near Sil-
then leave at the 16 cent store. j verton, visited at the home of,
Miss Ermine Bushnell, sister
of Mrs. J. M. Ringo, was mar­ S. Watters, the last of the week.
YOUR PICTURE
L. Dillard and family have Remember the Mother Goose ried in Salem last week to J. R.
For
Xmas
farther. Your
Bazaar Dec. 8.
moved to Scio.
Fawk. Miss Bushnell was for last chance goes
at
Studio
While attending the Live Stock several years teacher in tha Sa­ this year. Open Stayton
Dec.
1
and
2.
Show in Portland last week. Cur­ lem schools and was also promi­
Candies at Beauchamp’s.
tis Cole bought two registered nent in Salem musical circles. Delbert )). Murphy, son of A.
She is quite well known in this i D.. enlisted in the navy. The
There has been no school this cows to add to his herd.
city. Mr. and Mrs. Ringo were navy is now calling for firemen,
week, as the teachers are attend­
The Latest
in
ing institute in Salem.
j ajj ^ ^ of Stationery at attendance at the wedding. and wants 2000.
Wanda Brown is home from
Harold Murphy has been up Slopers
Eugene
where she is attending
SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
from Salem several days visiting 1 B. A. Schaefer and wife, who SHERIFFS
W e are showing a full and complete line of
ON
FORECLOSURE.
the
University,-
to spend the
relatives.
have
been
living
on
their
farm
at
Thanksgiving
vacation.
Mis. E. D. Alexander returned Thomas for a short time, are Notice is. hereby given, that by vir-
W. W. Elder was elected a di-; Winter Wear for Men Women and Children
Sunday evening from a ten days back in Stayton again.
tue °* “n execution duly issued out of rector
in the Farmers & Mer­
W oolen underwear, hosiery, skirts, mackinaws,
C
t in
gy
|
| the Circuit Court of the State of Ore-
visit in Junction City.
chants
Bank at their last meet-
u to p 1 h a t t o u g h
*on* tor the county of Marion, and to
gloves etc. Also u fine now line of
Mr. Smuck. who has been in
me directed on the 13th day of Novem- ing.
the 'east for the past year re­ With Rexall Cherry bark i*.r
ial7, upon a judgment and decree w
it
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Heavy Winter Comforts for the Beds,
turned last Thursday.
cough cure 25. 5b and $1.00 bot- duly rendered, entered of record and I -Man^ r Hoereth of the Star
docketed
in
und
by
said
court
on
the
h
as
Secured
tht*
Hoarrtt
ties — Money Back Guarantee. 29th day of September, isi7, in a cer P a th e Newsservice, and it. will Soft, warm , cozy Blankets, in white, gray und tan.
Sloper's Cold and Lagrippe
Prices on all lines as low as the times will allow
Tablets rob the winter of its Beauchamp’s the Rexall Store. l*'n »ait then in said court pending. I be a feature of his Wednesday
Mrs.
Roy
Hall
and
son
Jack,
wherein
Stayton
State
Bunk,
h
shows
from
now
lagrippe terrors.
who have been visiting her par- ration, was plaintiff, and H. N. Hunt- j
The infant son of Chas. . Gen- ents
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wilbur, 'ey. and Emogene Huntley, his wife. I 1 :irr proper am l wife and J. R. Gardner’ s Cash Store, Stayton, Ore.
len. who has been very sick, is |eft Tuesd morninji for their C h - S u .b and Maggie S.aab hi. wife. Wayne Ashby motored to the
« consideraoly
n i i / t o n n i » iim
improved.
im voii
. „ . n
were defendants in favor of plaintiff Berg home at Shaw Sunday. Miss
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againat said defendants,by which L*.na Berg returned home with
Mrs, J. P. Funk and daughter M iss Anna-Nystrom, who at* , and
execution
am commanded to sell the t^(.m
Vera, of Corvallis, were out of tended high school here last vaar property in 1 said
execution and herein-
town guests at the Forrette-Mat- was married last week in Alba- ai * r
Mrs. J. F. Lau and little
' ** ,um
<iue mter-
lhe daughters
thieu wedding.
„
t i •
c r \ plaintiff of $1122.00 dollars
witn
went to Salem Sunday
to Geo, D. Jenkins, of De­ I est thereon at the rate of I per cent for a visit with
the former’s par­
Carl Schaefer has returned ny
per annum from the 19tft day of July, ents. Mr. and Mrs.
Cross. Mrs.
from a visit with his daughter at troit.
1915, until paid, the further sum of
Lau, who is one of our teachers,
LaFayette and is now at the B. Miss Marie Leffler, daughter $85.75
Dollars
paid
as
taxes
by
plain­
of Mr. and Mrs. James Leffler, is tiff, together with interest thereon at will also attend institute.
A. Schaefer home.
business college in the rate of 6 per cent per annum from The Stayton Auxiliary A. R.
Vern Thomas, of Corvallis, w-as attending
Portland
and
to home the 20th day of July, 1917, and for the C takes this method of thank-
r
in town the first of the week. He folks that she writes
further sum of $150.00 Dollars as at-
likes
her
work
is a son of Lafe Thomas, who very much.
torney’s fees, tegether with the coats ing Mrs. W, B. Allis for a load
You will enjoy the diversity of Scenery
formerly lived here.
and disbursements of said suit taxed at i of wood,and also Kenneth Thom-
Many change) of Climate
$22.25 Dollars,and costs and expenaes of yg an{J QgQ Mielke for hauling
Word comes from Nello Mack
For
That
Cold
said
execution.
1
will
on
Saturday
the
I
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D
.
.
,
that he has not been transferred Take Beauchamps Cold Tablets. ¿2nd day of December,
i
/ .. the same to the Red Cross head-
Opportunity to visit San Francisco -
to New York as yet, but is still great for colds, grippe, headache hour of 10 ° ' c lo r i »• m- "f 1917, at the • ; ' ' iart,'rs-_____________________
Los Angeles*-El Paso—San Antonio
at American Lake.
A.
, box. . the
west door
of the
county 0re|{on
court house
and
constipation,
2oc
a
|n
s-|em
M#rion
C0UntJ(
New Orleans -or Salt Lake, Denver, etc,
. „ ,’ in Salem Marion count), Oregon, sell / ^ f k O P I P I P I \
t I\P
L. A. Thomas and wife re­ money back if ’ not satisfied,
at
public
auction
to
the
highest
bidder
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Choice of Routes and Trains
turned Friday from Portland, Beauchamp’s The Quality Drug for cash in hand on the day of sale, all V * “ * * ^ “ gMJM/ / 1 1 / U a
where they attended the Live Store.
the right, title, interest and estate
#
Stock Show.
which said defendants and all persons M oney to Loon I Have Made Arrange­
After Dec. 1 all parcel post claiming under them subsequent to the ments for loaning eastern money, 4 Trains a Day Portland to San Francisco
New Candies
will make very low rate of inter­
packages requiring 25 cents or tiling of the complaint in this cause, to- est
improved farms. Ho­
At Slopers in bulk, boxes, pails more postage will need in addi- wit: the 30th day of July, 1917. in. of mer on H. highly
Smith.¡room
McCornack
and baskets.
tion to the regular postage a war and 10 8,,d Prem’*** hereinbefore men- Bldg., Salem, Oregon, 5, Phone
96.
L. A. Thomas and wife made revenue stamp, 1 cent for each ag foi,ow|> to-wit:
tf.
Let us make up an itinerary and arrange your trip
.
a business trip to Portland the 25 cents or fraction thereof. For commencing at a point where the FOR SALE -66 acres Sanliam
bottom
last of the week. During their instance, if the package needs 25 southeast comer of the John w. Thom- land about half in cultivation, several
absence Miss Ina Harold looked cents postage, a lc war revenue as water lot interstc-u the «outhbound- acres can be easily cleared, balaure
Ask any agent for particulars or write
after the interests of the produce stamp is required; if the postage “ south,
7 line of Section 10, in township 9 good timber. Four roomed house good
1 west of the Willamette
and other out buildings. Slfo 8x24
house for Mr. Thomas.
is 26 to 50c, a 2c revenue stamp. Meridian range
in Stayton, Marion eoun bam
p|BW, j„ f,.nce(] Hnd crossed fenced
^ Lots of Holiday
Doll's Cash Store f
Costs but Little More
to Go East via California
SEE
Oregon; running thence East
mostly woven wire; running w ater in
chain; thence North 1.12 chains; thence i panture.
Near S. P. depot and county
t John
i l W. Thomas
..........~T~
T”
road, . grade school,
route,
ner
of
water
lot;
.. mail orchard.
. telephone
. Price
...
.. thence South
c .. along
, .. the east . boundary
. ,
in house and . . family
,
.
.
. .
. (000
part cash balance, term s if desired
line
of
said
water
lot
to
the
place
of
.
.
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Apply to Alfred Beal Aumsville, Ore.,
I ^ , nson-nK-
or ^
Bakerfteld Cal.
4014
All w ater rights and priviledges FOR SALE — Registered Berkshire
for power purposes in connection there- Hoar„ rcwl for w r¥ice. pric„ re8SOn.
with or appurtenant thereto.
abte> Bpp,y Andrew Fery. Aum.
A A !° : right-of-way
,
,
- for ingress a n d 'vile.
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egress to and from the above descrioed j.-()K SA LE—Carpet Loom and fix-
; premises for vehicles and pedestrians (Ureg j n good condition. Apply J. A.
across the Stayton W ater Power Co. Lulay, Stayton, Ore.
water ditch at the foot of Third street _____________________________________
as now established and used in said LOST —18 month roan, muley Dur-
town of Stayton, Oregon.
ham heifer, strayed from pasture 1 1-2
Also:
miles west of Sublimity, finder pleas«
Beginning at a point 32.6 rods east notify J. A. Smith, Aumsville 4612
and 110 feet south of the southwest cor- IX)ST —Coming 2 year old heifer, 11
ner of the southeast quarter of section light fawn color, marking, under bit
; 10, in townahin 9 south, range 1 west of right ear, hair brand 20 on right hip. i
j the W illamette Meridian in Marion Phone W. E. Chriaman, Stayton 2461
county, Oregon; running thence South
80.25 feet; thence East 88 feet; thence FOR SALE- One 3 1-4 half truck
North 140.25 fbet; thence West 28 feet; wagon, one pair farm trucks, one Je r­
thence in a Southwesterly direction to sey row will be fresh in February. J.
A. Burns, Shaw, Ore.
46tf
the place of beginning.
Also:
FOR SA L E - Guineas $1.60 per pair,
All machinety, belting, shafting, i apply F. X. Hottinger.
4612
water-wheels, fixtures, furnace, sup­
FOR
SA
L
E
-10
head
of
stock
sheep.
plies, tools and equipment of every na­
ture and kind in, upon or about each of P. T. Etxel, Stayton._______ 4812
tne above described tracts of land and FOR SA LE—Small bunch stork ra t­
used directly or indirectly in connection tle. Call or write J. H. Ruinn Box 60
| with the operation and maintenance of K F. D. 2, Scio, Ore.________________ |
a chair factory arid dry houae on said FOR SALE 5 head good fresh milk
premises.
rows also 1 black 5 year old mare wt.
Said sale being made subject to re­ about
1600. C. P. Neibert, Stayion. 48
demption as provided by law.
Dated this 17th day of November, 1917 KCK SALE Two Jeraey heifers
W. I. NEEDHAM.
fresh with 2 and 3 weeks old calves
Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon. $4o 00 each. Brown Leghorn ctx'kerla
'! By O. D. Bow eh . Deputy.
47to $1.00 each. John Sandner, Jr.
The Old Homestead
Greatest single triumph
of the American Stage
In 6 Big reels at
The STAR Theatre Saturday
Also a Black Diamond Comedy “SUSIE SLIPS ONE OVER.”
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Best Shows STAR THEATRE Best Shows
SUNDAY
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“I’m not an angel, I’m just his wife, and I love him.’
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These fabrics are of finest cotton
in rich colorings and beautiful
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Portland, Oiegon
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These Cool days and Chilly
Evenings remind one winter
and the need of
Heating Stoves
You will find a large and Complete
Line and at the Right Price at
LILLY HARDWARE CO.
See our Clubbing offer iu another column.