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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1918)
Joe Odenthal, o f Sublimity, Remember the war pictures, every Wednesday and Thursday. was in Stayton on business the Mar ion Hunt spent the week first of the week. Guy Hurt was here the first of end in Portland. the week from eastern Oregon, M. M. Gilmour, o f Union Hill, called by the illness o f his sister. was in town Tuesday. e can supply your needs undersigned w ill sell at Public Wayne Ashby and wife are The Mrs. A. Hill is home from a from stock. In spite of con home from their honey moon trip visit at Mill City. Burns farm 12 and will make their home on the Auction at the Adam Have your clothes cleaned and ditions we have an exceptionally pressed at Mack’s Barber sh( p. Km W s farm ¡n the waido Hiiis. miles east of Salem, and 4 miles north- Mrs. F. F. Foster left Sunday1 , r 0 .. good assortment Miss Ina Harold is working in for Aberdeen. Wash., called by | ^ ^ C S t O f S u b l i m i t y the Silverton postotfice. the serious illness o f her daugh See Lonesome Luke next ter Frances. Wednesday and Thursday. See Charles Ray in the Pinch 1 C. A. Beauchamp and wife are Hitter. He's the laughing stock ; enjoying: a new Chalmers. of his fellow* students at t h e ' f W. F. Follis and w ife and Lou- star Theatre Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp the following ene Thomas spent Friday with Mrs. Maud Harlan is here from relatiues in Silverton. fc .r o i, for a visit a, ,he h,,n,e o f i described propert V, viz: See the foreign spy next Satur- her parent3> W . s. Watters and , „ . 1 7-foot McCormick binder, with ^ .. ' I registered gray Percheron mare day at the Star Theatre. tongue trucks. I « p 9 years old. weight about 1660 1 6-foot McCormick mower. Mrs. P. P. Crabtree'and Mrs. You 'vanf t0 S(V big ^tars we [ [,RnVn mare, 8 years old weight 1 10-fooi McCormick rake. O. M. Baker of Lmn county were have secured onejfor next Sun- about 17lH) Highest Price Paid for Produce 1 Monitor double-disc drill. Stayton shoppers W ednesduy. day it is Charles Ray in the 1 2-year old Percheron colt 1 spring-tooth, almost new Mrs. Everette Gardner has Pince Hitter. 1 pair black Morgan mares, 5 and 1 12-t'oot drag harrow. been assisting in the Marketerir Mrs. J. H. Muiehay and daugh- 6 years aid, w eight about Hot) I harrow cart, 1 garden cultiva-' ^ 1 7-yrar old Jersey cow, giving tor the past week. ters have returned to their home milk. I hay rack. 1 gravel bed. -j <v >.<• 1 Seed wheat and oats recleaned'in San Francisco after a visit at 1 5-year old Jersey cow. giving 1 pair platform scales. 1 Clipper fanning mill. milk at 10c per hundred pounds on the F. M. Mnnkers home, 1 steel frame grindstone. power cleaner. Mayo & Co. Mrs. Anna Stayton returned 1 6-year old cow giving milk 1 scalding box. 1 1-year old Jersey heifer Mrs. L. Sloper, or Salem, vis- Tuesday from a visit with her: l O. I.C.sow and 9 pigs 9 wks old 1 No. 5 Simplex cream separator ited relatives here the first of the daughter, Mrs. Robertson, at About 60 White Leghorn hen« 1 crow bar, 1 log chain, 1 post au First Class Confections. H igh G rade Pure Candies gur, 1 grubbing hoe, 1 cross week. Redne. i 1 3 1*4 half truck Studebaker Fine Cigars and Tobacco cut saw, 1 hay knife, 1 sickle Prof. Ford, who was confined J ^ 1-4 half tJuck Mitchell wagon Mrs. P. Luthy, of Salem, vis grinder ited the first of the week at the to his home several days with an | } S e S e T t o p ' b u g g y almost 1 steel range, camp stove, fold Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks home o f her son Chas. attack of pleurisy, is now able to ing canvas cot, table, glass new cupboard, flour chest, kitchen The Honor Guard girls have attend to his duties at the High 1 set breeching harness All Prices and Style Box Candy treasure. 10-gallon churn 1 set steel hame harness bills out for a dance Friday, school. 2 iron bedsteads, dresser. 2 rock April 19th. Chas Ray the popular Para 1 set plow harness J. A. H E N D E R S H O T T , Proprietor ing chairs, center stand, lounge 1 set buggy harness 3 lamps, 3 lanterns, including Lonesome Luke at the picnic mount Star will be the big at 5 collars 1 saddle Stayton, Oregon 1 large dashboard lantern, and next Wednesday and Thursday traction at the Star Theatre 1 No. 50 Oliver plow, almost new other things too numerous to next Sunday in the Pinch Hitter. 1 No. 40 Oliver plow evening. mention W. F. Follis and w ife motored Redne is the name of a new postoffice established on the C. & to Scio Sunday, where they were present at a dinner party given E. near Detroit. Charles Ray knocks out a in honor of Mrs. Follis’ father, home run next Sunday night at A. F. Beard’s 78th birthday. There were thirty-two present. T E R M S O F S A L E :- - A ll sum e under $10 cash in hand, the Star Theatre. E. C. Titus reports the sale of four generations being repre- On sums $10 and o v e r 8 m onihs time w ith bankable security sented. They were accompanied at at y 7 per cent interest. a Chevrolet to T. 3. Patton of home by Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ir- Macleay. , , . vine and grandchildren, of Echo, Whv don t vou eave that suit ^ >• , „ , • , , , Oregon. Mrs. Irvine is a sister at Mack.s Barber shop for clean- of M„ Follj8. ing and pressing? | ______ J. PUBLIC SALE! Housecleaning Days W Couch Covering Draperies etc. Cretonnes Silkoline :'J n mm SATURDAY APRIL 20!Curtainin& Doll’s Gash Store GEM C O N F E C T IO N E R Y PLAY SHOES Lunch on Ground For Spring and Summer Cheap Cool and Strong A. L. STEVENSON, Auc. W. M AYO, Clerk J. A. BURNS, Owner Shaw, Oregon white or brown John Steinberger and wife and Lvons N ew s mother of Mr. Steinberger were trading in Stayton Wednesday. J. M. Ringo and w ife motored The lecture. “ Seventeen, ” fiTiv-1 to Brownsville to spend the week en by Rev. R. M. Gatke, was ADVERTISING: Ad Writer* and M»nag *rp F U K S A L K 3 J e rse y M ilk Cow-* und severa l head stock r a ttle . John sanci- p r o flU b l* . din di*nif»«d work. well attended and pronounced a! I a t w »n H t«i~ nitwa w ork i Prrnarw v «" end with relatives. 1314 O M E in S P A R E T IM E . Indonwd and n e r J r . m rnd«d by hundred* of rucc ****< u 1 student«. Beatrice Fairfax in Billys Ro- decided success, L i f p n t q p v p r t . 1 ! r«eom War-tirm*demand for WOMEN Ad writer« hr»*« F O R S A J E — A fe w bu sh el o f sprint; and booklet. International Corr«*»pond«?nce .School*. mance next Wednesday and teen was ably described . | Box 913D, Scranton. Pm. w h e a t also a fe w huaht I o f g re y oats Thursday evening at Star Thea- special music was introduced a t , ----- P. J. E tze l, S u blim ity 14 s p u p r i i l Q P fin P Q f a . n | fp o M O B IL E M .n y p in lr f- f-»r i r t r i f several scenes 1 0 n mane me pic - 1 A IT m, r n ()r t.h,uff»ur.. hi* o pay. tr.»i »ion». tre. F O R S A L E —8 o r 10 tons o f A lsace m -rt Expert training ary Q u alify A T J. W. Jackson and wife left tures more real. HOMS in SPAKE TIME. War tiir - opportune ti**f» f-.r WOMEN. S« nd for L >• lot fnt«ma- C lo v e r hay haled, first class hay. V . Tuesday for Silverton, where The social given at the S. tinnal C «>rre*i>ondeneo Schools, Box 9131) Scran J . Philippi. 14 ton. Pa. they have purchased property Brown home Friday evening was FOR S A L E On accou nt o f bein g II. S E R V IC E : U S. O ivtrn m rn t » a n ! « am- , - , ,, ,, and will reside. well attended and a good time re- C IV bitkm- in t-llir-n t M E N an.l W h K K N for C n il d r s t t e d W ill s e ll my m odern hom e in ReSrad. ...nirrnial work Raid vara- S tayton, a ls o C h evrolet H U t o r n o b ile ,— I f you like detective stories Ported by all. Music and games Service. tion». War cr«»tos n«*w p littori* In Waih intrt- n alone*. Writ** f ir lx•> i* t if.tarnation'll Olenti K. Mlinkers. 15tf. be sure and see Elmo Lincoln ! furnished entertainment until a C orrv pondcnce School», Box 9131), S< rant* n, I’a. __ in might and the man at the i late hour when delicious refresh- CONTRACTING: -Can>'ntcr«. bnC layers, r- Look! T h ey’re CI’OMSing no Star Theartre next Saturday ments-were served. mont men wanted to learn con trac tin;*. build- J 0 irw. .trunurai wori ar.Mi.-n. -v war i.rn._- mans land. See that screen of D. M. Doll and wife. M arie' Dr. Beauchamp made a profes- demand expr rtx. (» 0 <A pay. Cjualify A l HOM L in si - ark TiMK Kr.. i-- j-t I, ,-. r»i fire a perfect hail of shelis at »» « c er« » « n » t . ... »'a 1 Henkel, Freada Allis, and Joe , s*ona' cab Sunday on Grandma CorrcRrnrndcncc .SchofM - Box u 9 a .:I) Star Theatre Wednesday arid Spaniol visited at the Wm. Hiron Brown, who is very ill. I ELECTRICITY Elect r ician.i want« 1 every- Thursday nights. <*? I«rH» n Quic<- advaneem it whw- wiring, li,fr y. liuhtimr. home Sunday at Shelburn, The Liberty Bond Committee electric t**i# ph -ny * tc .. A T i»n. HOME in .SPARE TIME. I m I . - h . I ì • Kdi% is having remarkably good sue • Steinmetz. € Fr«*«' l>x>.l«-t. int ’ nitf* > h I O irre - I f-V THE GREAT W A R HAS M ADE n «l*‘n « v h «> > lH , l’ . ' > u ^ P a . cess in this section. I ^ C IG A R E T T E S A N EC E SSIT Y . Miss Zoa Trask, of Albany, r i . f . a m r i T Y rtn vay m n---electricity I/# -IN - spent the week end with her par- i>. \ t h «» m ¡>. i . 1 1 . . 1 : * * 0 :r hoy? mu>t have ttirir r-n o t'«!. Send tliem eixarettes!” T U s is a •* ents Mr. and Mrs. Will Trask. > • >. ’• :.«'''intt,. ,.f in.’:. HELP W ANTED CLASSIFIED ADS. Lancefield Shoe Store Spring Time Means Garden Time You will have better succes with the garden if you buy your seeds at J. R. G A R D N E R ’S CASH STORE Our fine plump onion sets will give more onions to the acre than any other. 16c per pound. We also have m few dry goods and notions coming in with the spring days. Ladies and childrens trimmed hats, white c anvas shoes fancy wash goods, wash waists and white materials. J. R. CHARLES RAY The Pinch Hitter Sunday 1 3cF x>hi, I ajx U. -D, .-ycrkiiton. Pa. Dick Brown, o f Portland, ar- j rived h«jre Friday evening. | The Lyons people are very A T THE I proud of their new Service and \ Old Glory flags which were rais- ! ed Sunday afternoon. B U Y A BOND Mr. Johns, of Corvallis, was One o f the most popular stars in in town on business Thursday. filmdom. | Most of the women of Lyons ------- : were present at the war food Star Theatre 1 - ina le — t Thursday Might The ,,d M T h e even’ s of th's absorb ing story re olve about the operations of a band of Poreign Spies in their en deavor to ga'n possession of important government plans. as the strong man plays ; art at the Star Theatre Saturday April 13 M»-n hisf money. (Uinwri- i Mi I y fmjtf »rtunl- ■ • : in r A T H U M E I Intern- ial ; A l) , Pa. f m m « nt TIM E . Clothes cleaned and pressed Mack’ s Barbershop. M. J. Crabtree, wife and son, E. D. Alexander and w ife and delightful time*. Mrs. W. ( ’ . Fai ry and son mo- A large crowd and a good time * ( . to t! ar expected at the Odd Fellows tor 1 in the Cr to be held here S a t - 1 M a t t e r , home near Salem Sun- convent!« I day. where they wer« entertained urdav. at su oner. and report a .**%*%•* fit. Pleasant w M i l es, Elmo Lincoln the leading — rapher« wanted. HTEf O G R A P H Y : women. Expe «-«f -'al* m. is visit-' ing wi'h h<r «¡aughter, Mias Anna Mile . The Misses Bess e an«l Crystal Shank and Man I : mith motored to A bany Tuesday. Miss Cora Rey « f f rio spent the week end with home folks. * *, • / % I W e carry a complete y* line o f 2 l ... s \% I High Grade Garden Tools % •fr, G f all descriptions consisting o f hoes, rakes, weeders, shovels, hand cultivators, all made o f the best tnaierial and sold € flfl at the most reasonable prices. « ; LILLY HARDWARE CO. V«, «rcii.. .. ‘•'A, T0%ÎE:; ’,r ,> BUY YOUR 6AR E. e. TITUS N O W W hile the rest are buying I t > 0 t i «to * # 1 » Also a large and complete line of four thous and mile tires. SAVE M O NEY H igh Price o f Substitutes and waste and cost of doing your ov/n baking m. ike it e- pensive, w hat is the use rt all this expense, work and w o rry when you can g«*t *l % 't % Euick Six, Euick Four, Chevrolet Or a u. ed Car. A t this season o f the year the mind" r f practically ail o f our citizens turn to making a garden and the need for g a r den tools is felt. A roo d part o f this im m ense pro duction is m aking itr. v/..y nrr. . ; the v, r r to cheer ( m hoys. T h - H r . r) Cro ) has d «ri' -ted tho . ...da ei I A •* Has the larg«st stock of automobiles carried this sideof Salem A *- He has a car ready f«.r you, either a % Miss Grace Shank and Frank Lambert moto.ed to Corvallis » i Sunday. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i T h is h'. o/lihe, appefiting q u s!i‘ y o : the L U C K Y S T R IK E cig a n -n e is ler. ely due to the tact that the flu: Icy tobacco u id in m ak in g it has h e n toasted. “ It’s toasted” v.aa the “• lo ge n” that i t -« a gre at sm < a o f L U C K Y S T R IK E in ie -s than u year. L o w tl -■ An.«-; .• a T o b e r -O C * . ii m aking 15 million L U C K Y S T ivlK K Cigarettes a day. LUCKY STi- iK5 t Stayton, Ore. Gardening Time! ! I JL?" A m en a those most in dem and is th r- now fam ous “to.'ii't'-'l "i iaart ltn— L U C K Y S T R IK E . Th o u san d s o f this favorite brand have been shipi ed to France. T h e -e is som eth in« home like and friendly to the b o y , in the si; lit of the f -i.ifiar gre en pack age) tv. h ihe red circle. Store, % fii-niliar appeal n e w to all oi u t. ! S A L E S M A N S H IP : Bit? opportunité - in F«*utH j Atni*ncÄ for saI«*Mm»*n. office m«-n. minirtf m*’n, 1 ; mochanical, electrical engine» rs. O x x lj a:. rapi«l ; !.'ivf«r, • rn* nt. Learn A T HOME ir. SPA F.L. 'MM . Wom<*n fill !>I äcch o£ men ar >n«*to front. 1 j I*'ree bool*. I«:t. International Corre«|Mjmjt'nr.e | School«. Box 9131). Scran ton. Pa. Gardner’s Cash Î 3 LOAVES OF BitEAD FOR 25cts. Baked in a Sanitary Bakery, Clean, W holesom e, N ujri- tious V I C T O R Y Bread at STAYTO N BAKERY Country Trade Solicited Phone 125