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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1918)
«mui MN ----- r— Lend Him AI 'xia ’ Cr- ENOCH M O R G A N 'S SONS CCX V N m u New Blouses Ik S T What t oes L. J. Simpson stand for? BUT UI B< •1 r*»r B uy S A P O L IO For E C O N O M Y For PATRIOTISM “A c t i o n s s p e a k l o u d e r t b ^ n w o r d s - A c t - D o n ’t T a lk - Buy N ow Ant anti fore mo« t AH the new Spring Models c ' i Our assortment of new Spring blouses is thoroughly representative In scope and variety of all blousedom's newest Ideas. T he French model with collars, cuffs and vestee of Organdy edged with Val. lace. Others have roll Filet and Venice lace collars. There are handsome tailored blouses of white voile and crepe dechines with touches of colors. SKE THEM . For patriotic co onerutiun between employer «ml employee. review, preparing ft r the State Examination. Mr. Allen w II bo here Friday and will address the boys and) girls on the subject of club work and all should attend, Miss Cow pi II will address the J ladies of Sta. ton Friday after-j noon at the high school on the' subject of canning. All the la dies are invited to attend, School Notes Fur KitJ For Urptin' CHU prinoM'W*. rf For • sii:**rl of nation'* war artiv’tio». n For tht> v«-lo|»ni< nt of Oregon'» vast re*ouroi>», mid the en- M.m cour fvineiit of uKrii'Ultiire. t*r For kooi I roed*. G+vtrmr" For rigui low enforcemont. For unii" widt prohibition mid women' sutTomro. For .iatioro.1, umverenl . i¿ht hour day, excepting Ngrirulture. . For better working end living condition*« for the thousHiidu of worker« und liil> >reri» throughout the vinte. For the ¿re» test p,.suhle morel, «octal Hiid economic advancenient of «II eil ixen« of the «tate. For an efficient «t<le education svstein For a olean, impartial, husmees like administrate n. "Policies hacked hv twenty years of practice." The Basel»all game last Friday "Your kind of a man for Governor" i* ended very successfully for the Primary L. J . SIM PSON Stayton team. It was a close t RIPA Y ( Kepuhlii an > game. the score being 9 to 7, in Mar r.lh fsl.t A 1 a ioti b> "Plropaon forOtiYvnor League,” I I) Sfili»»« IlM« , Portland, ongou. favor of Stayton. The physical Geography class are studying atmosphere and pounds milk a day Jerscv cow, tests 5 6 ' have been taking thermometer Iso IVIaiid Chin» Itrood sow. Arthur readings and plotting tempera- ________________ ‘orrette, Aumsville, Oregon. 17t2 ture lines. FOR S ALK C.sey iVl.k lows and j “ k .OK SALK To close an .«tale the J. H Quinn, of Scio. was in sever»! beau at e. John Sand-j nUMt, r fan,i ¡n Sublimity, containing The typewriters were cleaned ner J r. I t* 170 acres, must lie sold at once. Fur town yesterday. and overhauled Tuesday. This further particulars inquire, Rertiutd V le > K.*VI u t s ri g BILL HART next Sunday. FOR SAJK work was superintended by D. Ge-her, Administrator, Stayton, Ore. C. Davis, Lynn Neal and Roy Mrs. Dave Sieelman is visit wheat also «• e >■ nu» il uf griy ont« 14 I’. J. Etxe', v ub initty FOR SALE- My Chcvruht car, | n Mielke. ing at A. Hill's. good condition and rvnaunnblt* price and FOR S A L E —8 or I<• tons of Alsace Frank Rauscher visited the term«. B. F. Ford. Geo. Brewer was up from Clover hay bated, first cl. ss h«y. V. high school Tuesday. Aumsville way Monday. ' J. Philippi. 1 » l>r. H. A. Beauchamp, wife Joseph Spaniol, a former high See The Hidden Menace next FOR s.-M.K .I,, hcc.if < ..! UMnfr and daughter i ccompanied by school student went to Salem to \veJ. and Thurs. at Star Theatre. drafted will sell my modem home in George Tate, C. E. Daugherty take his examination for the A r Frank Carter has gone to As Stayton, also Chevrolet automobile.— and wife motored to some of the my Tuesday. lòti. Glenn R. Muukera. toria to work. hills of Polk county Sunday af The Textile c'ass visited the Horace Lilly and wife ^pent W ANTED* About 20 »hosts from 50 ternoon and saw some of the Woolen Mill Tuesday afternoon Sunday in Corvallis. to sO pound«, must be young and thrifty most beautiful scenery in the Mr. Wilbur very kindly took the country. Bill Hart r.ext Sunday Star A. C. Vernon, Scio, Oregon. class through the mill and ex FOR SALK — D u rue Jeraev hog«. Mr. and Mrs. E . Matten. of Guy Slower :s here from Pen plained the entire process by Doerfler Bro». Silverton, Oregon. A. Salem, ail(i Miss Alta Matten, of which finished pieces are made dleton for a visit with friends. n . I'tvri.-r. Ml m Corvallis, visited at M. J. Crab- Hayakawa next Sat. in The from the raw material. This FOR SALE—All m> sheep, a good 90 tree’s Saturday and Sunday. visit was loth very interesting Jaguars Claws, and instructive. Each girl in H. J. Mutchler came up f>om the class was presented with a Warrenton and spent the week sample of areo-cloth. This cloth end with his family in Stavton. was sent to Mr. Wilbur by a g p. Combs and fa nily. of friend in Connecticut. It is made Jordan, have moved to town, oc- of the very finest grade of cotton Cupying the Silhavy house, which is the “ Sea Island.” A The worlds famous plaj es Haya firm in Connecticut is the only O U know how cooking one in the U. S. which has been' „ ., , , ,, , , Chas. Geh'en was in Pi rtland brings out all the rich able to successfully meet Uncle , , , o _________ rp. • the first of the week. bam s requirements. I his ma pungent flavor of bacon— terial is so very expensive that it F°r Sale— Shaie of ftockin the there’s nothing that tastes will never appear on the retail Stayton Telephone C<>. See Mr*, j better. But you wouldn’t like market. G. F. Korinek at the postoffice. m CLASSIFIED ADS. - Doll’s Gash Store ï ■ ß 1 ' • t» ' é u" i ; ■<’( r. The eighth grade class are i i • i • i bUSliy Working on their general a Bill HART N ext Sunday at Star Theatre Saturday HAYAKAWA -IN - The Jaguars Claws Comedy—Susie of the Follies ! salesmanship ; ï First Class Confections. H igh Gntde Pure Candies Fine C igursand Tobacco Hot and Cc!d Fountain Drinks ' A!1 Prices and Style Box Candy J. A. H E N D E R SH O T T , Proprietor Stayton, Oregon T E N N IS SHOES All kinds of Summer Shoes for men w o men and children Y Lancefield Shoe Store it raw. Spring Time Means Garden Time IT’S TOASTED You will have better succea with the garden if you buy your seeds at J. It. GARDNER’S CASH STORE Our fine plump onion sets will give more onions to the acre than any other. 16c per pound. We also have a few dry goods and notions coming in with the spring days. Ladies and childrens trimmed hats, white canvas shoes fancy wash goods, wash waists and white materials. So w e toast the B urley tobacco used in L U C K Y S T R I K E Ciga rettes for exactly the same reason —to bring out the rich, solid flavor. If ronr dealer do«« aot carry I O C W C ^ om Ä pany ftB K M S ta S o7 CalUonâ, J. R. Gardner's Cash Store, Stayton, Ore. Gardening Time! ! A t this season o f the year the minds o f * practically all o f our citizens turn to m aking a garden and the need tor g a r den tools is felt. W e carry a complete line o f High Grade Garden Tools O f all descriptions consisting o f hoes, rakes, weeders, shovels, hand cultivators, all made o f the best material and sold Bi* «opportunities in South Am erica t m salesrrH.n, office men, mininsr men, mechanical,electrical engineer* Good pay—rapid at the most reasonable prices. I advancement. I>earn AT HOME in SPARK TIM E. Women fill places o f men Kone to front. Free booklet. International Correspondence Schools, Box 913D, Scranton, Pa. i ï - GEM CONFECTIONERY LIKE BACON The baseball team will play the The Real Battle is on Bullets Lebanon high Friday, April 26, are anc^ men are falling at Lebanon. Saturday they will ^ on 1 forget at Star Theatre play Brownsville high at that " ^ & Thurs. nights, place. Our team has won every Subscribe for the Mail, game so far and is determined to - ■ ■ ---- — keep up the good record. H F I P W A M T P H The next baseball game at I H j l i l i f X I 1 1 1 Li 1/ Stayton will be played with the ..... ; A D V E R T IS IN G : —Ad W riter, and M .n .K -r . Amity team Friday, May 3. wanted—profitable. di«mif»v<i work. P reoar« Prof. Ford took and passed the recommended by hundred* of sue ! A War-time demand for WOMEN Ad writer*. Free examination for M. booklet. International Correspondence Schools. Secretary in France, and expects Itox 913D-Scr*nt"n- an appointment soon. AUTOMOBILE:—Man, opentnes for .trier men or chauffeurs. Bar pay. travel; arlvance- The contest for the Silver cup "*«»». E*P-rt trainme Qualify AT . . . . _ HOME in SPARE TIME. War-time opportuni- resulted in victory for Anna « « f»r women s»nd for booklet int*™«- ^ .«i « tional Correspondence Sch^jols, Box 913D Scran- Spaniol, her speed being 79 words ton. pa per minute. The speed of the | CIVIL SERVICE: - U. S. Government wants am- bitioas, inU-liis^nt MEN and WOMEN for Civil | other contestants wa3 as follows: Service. Refined, congenial work. Paid vara- I Leona Sandner 77, Josephine ^ Lambrecht 68, Caryl Rubble 66, I Corre»B«i<lence School«. Box »13D. Serant/«n. P» Gladys Hamman 63. CONTBACTING -Carpenter«, bricklayer«, ee- . , . , . ment men wanted to learn contracting, build- \ Gome and see one OI the best I dk . «tructural work, architectur- War time« ; . . . demand expert«. Good pay. Qualify AT HOMK programs ever given in Stayton m. spare time , tree booklet. International 1 . ., n . * ., . ^ Correspondence Schools, Box 913D Scran Vm. Pa. ; at the Recital May 10. wanted every- fiiy n n / 1 ! E L E C T R IC IT Y :—Electricians Wallace Child has »•n recumea where. Bisr pay Quick adv Quick a dvancement. I>earn j electric » winnjf, Jisrhtinif, . h tin tr, telep h y, etc., AT from the shipyards for a visit , HOME in SPAKE TIME. Indorw on d by Kdiaon. gri.l n p g vp Mice fV?! htrPP^ti rnnm gn Stcinnjpti. F ree b o o k let. In tern a tion a a l . Corre- antl gave miss I^raDiree S room an xpondence Sch^ls.^ox 913D Scrantx>n. P interesting talk about the making ~ f i • I » » . i j E L E C T R IC IT Y - Railw ay men-—electricity is O l Ships One day last week, faet replacing ftteam. Get reaxiy for a bipr job. . . Prepare AT HOME in SPAKE TIME. Recom- Zora Stowell visited Miss Crab- 1 Free P*nded booklet. ,J,f 1 p°w*r International *nd t.--- -i-*rt«ti,«, official«, i Correspondence tree s room Monday. j s' h<*'i*. e «* ' ji - id . senmton. p». | G u a ra n te e d by LILLY HARDWARE CO, ¿Á T S T E N O G R A P H Y :- -Stenoirraphers wanted. Men and women. Experts earn bijr money. Congen ial work—rapid advancement. Many opportuni- tie« in i>»vernm**nt service. Prepare A T HOME in S P A K E TIM E. Free booklet. International Correspf.nd« nee Schools, Box 91'ID, Reran ton, Pa. JJL Stalement of the Ownership, Ma agemenf, etc., Reqj'red by the Ad tf A gust 24 , 1912 O f Slayton Mail published weekly at Stayton, Oregon, fo r A p ril 191«. Editor, C. E. Daugrherty- Managing Editor* C. E. D augh erty, Buniner* M an- a*rcr C. E. Daugherty, Stayton, O regon ; Publish er* Alexan der A OauRherty, Stayton. O regon. O w ner, C. E. Daugherty, S tayton , Oregon. K n ow n bondholdera, MorUracreea, and rather security hold, era, holding 1 per cent or more o f total am ount o f bonda, mortffatfe*. or other securities: Stayton State Bank and E. D. A lex an der titayton, Oregon. C. E. D A U G H E R T Y Editor, Sw orn to and aubaeribed before me thia 2Hfti day o f A lp r l 191b. G. R. Munkera, N otary Public for Oregon. M y commiaaion ex p ire « M arch 22, 1981. Why Does Titus j Sell more cars than any dealer in this end of the county? Because he Se"s Chevrolets and Buicks T h e test cars for the 'east money E. C. Titus Staylon Oregon SAVE MONEY H igh Price o f Substitutes and waste and cost of doing your o w n baking make it expensive, w h at is the use ol all this expense, w ork and w o rry when you can get 3 LOAVES OF BREAD FOR 25cts. Baked in a Sanitary Bakery, Clean, W holesom e, N u tri tious V I C T O R Y B fead at STAYTON BAKERY Country Traile Solicited Phone 125