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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1918)
» News From All Over The --------- City--------- Possibly A bout You or Y our Friends Sapolio doing its work. Scouring forU.S.Marine Corps recruits. Join Now! GEM C O N FE C T IO N E R Y First Class Corrections. High Grade Fure Candies Fine Cigurs and Tobacco Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks APPLY AT A N Y All Prices and Style Box Candy POST O FF IC E • N O C H M O « C A N 'S J. A. Hendershot made a busi Mrs. Haskins, are visiting at Ar- S O N S CO * fo r ’ hur Kelley’ s The former lady ness trip ¿0 Salem Wednesday. SERVICE UNDER THIS EMBLEM W. J. Hewitt and family visit- is a sister of Mrs. Kelley. Stayton, Oregon E B Watters has gone to De Lyons friends Sunday. Frank Lesley left Wednesday troit where he has a good posi ial instruction! in driving tractors tion with the Hammond Lumber for Portland for jury duty. and trucks. Ira B. Carter and wife returned Co. Have seen several Oregon hoysi Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Davis o f France May 12. 1918 to The Dalles Sunday. in different places who were sup-! Portland, visited Sunday^ at the Dear Mother, Mrs. W. M. Thomas and son posed to bo in the trenches rt! Well mother, thought I would Darrel o f Tacoma, Wadi, are visit home of Mrs. Davis’ parents. Mr- Todav is a ^u>me, hut are not over here. All j and Mrs. M. A. Stavton. drop you a few lines. ing at the A. C. Thomas home. tne soldiers over here are we 1 Maud Eskew o f Salem visited vt>rv bus>’ dav for ">* a" d w ill C. C. Nott and w ife will leave esre») for, as America has tooj not have time to write much. All the last o f the week for an ex- home folks from Friday until the boys are writing to their much uot to look out for us. tented visit in Vancouver, Wash. Tuesday, she is now learning to m it hers todav. Most all o f them 1 Hoping this finds you all wel b* a hello girl. Royal Ann cherries now ready have mothers and have been talk I am closing for this time. The Red Cross has moved their Your son, Clyde Harold for canning. For sale at Geo. ing about them alh day. I hope quarters from the Merrifield to Keech's. this letter will find yqu well and Gatdner building where they For* Riley, Kans., June 7. Grand military and civic par happy. I am well and like it fine i will meet every Wednesday a f W. F. Klecker: ade opens the celebration at Leb here in France. ternoon. Dear Sir: Will dron you a anon, July 4. It is raining some today but it Dr. Beauchamp motored to won’ t last long. We have a ball ! few lines, letting you know that Anybody wanting good clover Portland Sunday, bringing home game once in a while and lots o f • I am still well and hope you are hay see E. D. Crabtree or Forest with him Mrs. Beauchamp and sports o f that kind. all the same. Well, how is good Mack. daughter Constance, who have You will have to pardon me for old Stavton? Insure miss S»ay- The Red Cross Auxiliary wish been visiting friends in the city. this short letter for I am pretty ton, especially the dances, es to thank the Honor Guard girls An improvement is being made busy today. I was at Camp Lewis rirat. I for their Gift of $25.00 to them. on^ the M. E. parsonage by tear As your very own loving son was there about four weeks and J. H. Thoma was a business ing away the old kitchen and pvt. Luther S. Cole applied for medical officers tram- visitor to Portland Sunday and ______ ing camp and passed and am now putting on a two story addition Monday. containing a kitchen, bath room Camp Sheridan, Ala. —June . in the M. O. T. C. and transfer Mrs. W. F. Follis was a Silver- and two bed rooms, making the red to Ft. Riley. Kan. But Camp Dear Uncle, Aunt and all, ton visitor last Tuesdav and Wed building strictly modem. L jw is for mine. I ’ ve* b.*en in Will write you a few lines this nesday. Ft. Riley two weeks. It is sure Chas. S. Clark, formerly o f the evening. I read your good letter , _ , „ , . C. E. Daugherty and wife Mail force but now publishing yesterday and had a Jetter fro m . hot tu‘re' Storms of al‘ k,nda- We sure get treated fine in the were week end visitors o f the the Clackamas County News at home today. M. O. T. Corps. As far as I Ed Young family in Salem. Canb.v, accompanied by his w ife 1 am fine and dandy and like know we will leave here next and baby spent Sunday and Mon D. M. Doll and wife. F. F. Fos the work all O. K. Tuesday to go east. Will soon ter and w ife and Mrs. Lonsway day visiting with relatives and We took a little hike this eve- be treating wounded in France. spent Sunday at Wilhoit springs- friends in and near Stayton. ning about three miles with our I wish, Bill, vou would apply for The family of J. A. Clark ar C. E. Lampman came up from foil equipment consisting of med a job at I)r. Brewer's for me. as rived here Monday. Mr. Clark Portland Saturday, and on his re- ‘« d belt, provision pouch, canteen, after the war I will be some doc is employed in the Woolen Mills. turn Monday was accompanied hatchet, bed shelter, tent and t tor. Mrs. Ethel Lau has gone to by his w ife and baby, who will necessary toilet articles, it was How is Sublimity? I was home Monmouth to attend summer remains with him for a time- awfully warm and a few o f the just before I left Camp Lewis. Charley has a good job in the boys got so hot thev had to fall school. Home sure looked good to me. out and rest. M. i>. Burson was down from shipyards. Give mv best regards to my The Red Cross auxiliaries all | They had us get all of our stssfT , . Mill City and spent Sunday with that we wanted to take across the r" >ni s ln ta>,on- over the country are keeping the friends. sea and they inspected our goods 1 remam “ everE,yoA,r fr 'end E. C. Titus. Miss Cooper and old knitters busy and adding new and we will have to send what we enr> ’ usc er' J. R. Gardner and w ife spent ones as rapidly as they show in -, , , terest enough £o learn. The la-! do" h?me, ° I n<1, ° f ',1 Sunday at Sodaville. 150 acres in cultivation (good wheat land), balance test acquisition to the local or-, VVe11* }?nc'e Jobn- 1 can 1 *e" Chas. Fisher, who was'quite ill in pasture and oak timfw-r; 7 room house; .'I barns ganization’s knitting class is youLm jc,h about th,s e? untry Lfor the first o f the week, is reported and other auxiliary huildipgs; woven wire fences; Miss Marian Alexander who has we have nt been out ° jf « mP,Lbut on rock road 3-4 mile frtyn Jordan. This is the Ed improving. just completed her first sweater, | once 8,pce we camf fi^ " n here . Dougherty farm. Price $G() per acre for a short W. E. Thomas o f Eatonville. time. This is a very good buy and it will pay you having knit it in about a week. and that was most,y after dark The fact that mot,on P'ctur<‘ 1 Wash., was a Stayton caller Wed for smoothness, accuracy and and we went to town. to inquire further o f I see a People are usual! equal to any nesday. neatness o f workmanship as well little cotton and corn * row,nK- emergency was never better de- Constance Beauchamp under- as time coesumed in making the tbe corn >3 mostiv garden corn. monStraicd than by Vivian Mar- went an operation Monday and artjcie ,t would bearecommenda-' Tel1 tbe at Howell I tin, well-know r Paramount star,, had her tonsils and adnoids £.e- tinn to an nIH evnerien^H knitter <ure appreciate the remembrance and her director, (ifo rge H. Mel- Vf' tion to an old experienced knitter they have shown me by rem^m- ford, and the members o f her mcned" Subscribe for the M ail' h lU N D —Stray Male Oolite Phono Big Fourth of July celebration j-— ----— ---------------------------- - bering me in their Service Flag, company when one o f the nun.* 1x7, Stayton. at Mehama. Be patriotic and There ¡8 more Catarrh ln this -eetlon Am sorry there is a gold star in it ep«us buildings of the Rincon W A N T K Í» Ixiuxnl'brry Pii-ki-rx, IZ so soon. Camp, far up in the San Gabriel celebrate * ith the Lyons and I S t ^ T ^ T n ^ r nri't-s, K K. Reng« ynnl, Mnrior, «mi v a t su;>- I kfsnair*-*■* V E R T IS IN G A l W rlt*rn Well Elma, we take all kindsof Canyon, California, caught fire A D wanted-- po sed to be in c u r a b le D o c to r s pr»*scrlbetl Mehama Red Cross auxiliaries. 1,1 priufitahl». Work. ’P r w à f irt-m-inl fu m i h »m l liti ni -.ut i # t * lo^ a l re m e d ie s , a n d b y c o n s t a n tly fa i l i n g AT H O M I- In ,S I’.\»:l llMK Indorai mh I arm exercises, bend backward the night they were to start on to cu re w ith lo c a l tre a t m e n t , p ro rio u fic e d , recoffW Xntl#d bjr h«indr#«l» o f su rrfsA niI itudctitn Mrs. Mvers has just rece'ved it in c u ra b le . C a tr.rrh is a lo c a l d i f • KOK SAI.K Six h«*mi ttinrnughtirol fo r W O M F N Ad writ**r* fi r*** and forw ard, sidwavs at.d just their long ride hack to the studio- b W*r-t»rne*d«*ni»n«1 Slirop' hirt*H c w fl, hik I Kini.ll Wurk tiorKe- o oti«». Intel rutti <»-.<«1 Cor r«*pftt)tÌ*nc* a letter from n.er son William g r e a t l y in flu e n c e d b y c o n s titu tio n a l c o n d itio n s an d t ji erufore r e q u ir e s 'o n e i i t u - 'such things as that. The company had been camp. Box 9IXI), Sm tnton, I n Apply Jo»- Si-nx, l’honc 10">. Slftylon, from Camp Bowie, Texas, and t io n a l tre a tm e n t. H a l l 's C a t a r r h M e d i OM OHUT' M «ny fnr gnrairt* N ext time they treat John to ing at this place in order to film A I'T cin e. m an u fa * tu red b y F . J. C h e n e y & m *n or ohttulT»*ur«. Ì!lg i*»y; tm vel. siivan***- he likes the army fife fine. C o., T o le d o , O h io , is a c o n s titu tio n a l KOK S A I.K I»uri«- J.-rnry hoit». E xport timin og iir. m a r y . Cjunlity A T ice cream you telhilm to eat tw o exterior scenes for Miss Martin’s m«*nt. r e r ed y , is t a k e n in t e r n a lly a n d a c ts HOME In S F A R E T IM E . V\m timo ot»portuni l*oerfler Hr« «. Silv.-iton, Or.-uon. A. Mrs. F. I Jones went to Tho th ru th*- B lo o d on th e M u co u s S u r fa c e s tir* f n r WOM KN' S' nd for In te m a dishes for me. , starring vehicle, “ The Subset ti nini < V»rr<»rt|Mmd» n'*«1 Hchholit. li*» > 91X1) Scrwn- N. |)o. rll«-r, MHim^t-r. 17tf te m . O n e H u n d r e d D o lla r s r e mas Saturday to see. her brother o w f a r th d e is S y o s ffe r a n y ca se th a t H a ll’ s Yes, we Lave cotton suits but Trail’ ’ which will be seen at the ton. I*a. ✓ r’ a ta r r h M e d r i e d in e f o fa ils to cu re. S en d fo r ~ ~ - - — *•• ~ ~ ' —— — — —— — - — y-—— KI’ R S A I.K Truro of /> vr ol<l m«r> r, before he left to join the army' c ir c u la r « and te s tim o n ia ls . us new fellows have’ nt any wool- Star theatre, Saturday. C IV IL .S K H V K T V. H i««»v#m*nrnt wsntn sm- wt. m I m . u I 1C0OO. S. t ru-ui ly now w-ori, Mr. Jones went down Sunday. F . J. C H E N E Y & C O ., T o le d o , O h io . biti#.u**, inti'llitr* nt MFM nnd W o M K N fo rC lv fl The fire was discovered at one S«*rvi« en clothes yet. S o ld b y D r u g g is t s . 75c. h*i n«-KK mill itnoil Mclburn fHrm wugon. * Iteflnwl. conte« nial wrrrì . i ’nW v im ti*<nn V\ ar *r« u*» I" p«mtti«»nN n W».*h- Mr. Thompson and daughter. H a l l ’s F a m ily F i l l s fo r c o n s tip a tio n . Yes, I sure am getting enough of the cabins at about eleven inirton al »no. W r lt o fo r n«*w huokl**t. lot« ri ulU rial Ad iri-HH W. M. Chamtierlain, StH\tor>. o’clock and Miss Martin, Mr. Mel- ('orrr ’*i»*'nJ*-n-*'S- F»«* ls. II». ‘♦1 11). V rsnh n. ’ i to eat. k iill SAI.K To c’l'iin- mm rxtiiti' the Will close and do a little wash- ford and several o f the actors CpNTRACTINC: C^rpenUrn, brick lay « mu , rrt- I’ irKtor farm in 8ul»li»*.; * * , '-ontainin^ ’ 70 urn-», riiunt tw ho I a * i-i». Kor sounded thojilarm. .Ihe vralue o f »trurtumi w««»* . arphit«Ttmr v* m ,.. mg. , • t i *i i d«*rn.in»l «*xi»*o is (iflud pay A T HOME fn r-h o r (m rliru larH i r q . i i i , K rrn m d their work c an best be described in hhakk timk k ™ inu-in»ii< mj Ci -rher, Administrittor. Hta) ton, Ore. With love to all, Corr«Mp<indcnc«‘ Hrhoola, Boa 9131) .Serai, b n, I m Algie Moss by one o f the rescuing party, FOR SAI.K Poland Chinn brood now, ----------- “ We »wrecked the cabin, but we ' ' o t e v . ™ t . l T., Saturdays Program will portray brcd.alao J-ihn lld-re top blurry in gSnd Somewhere in France-May7-18 «-ertainly did put out that fire.” con lition. One :t 1-4 by 10 inch KiVol Dear Father ' lh * e ever-alert property man was SKfl'W «k i'»-n, Hteol wheel farm truck with bay As I have a few spare moments discovered on the return trip, K L K F T K K I T Y IlHilwny men— ele rtrlo itv is rack on it in good shape, and a m « 1 o f trudging along the desert road. irt-» rc*plA< iri4 '»«*• M-ariy l«*r u Liu: job. high wixxlcn wheels .‘I I 4 by 10 inch, will drop you a line or two. Prej.sp* A T HOME In 81’ A U K TIM E. — IN — Hnd a two m-ntt-d carriage, and other Asked where he was hound, he rn* nd***i |e*w«*r ami ...... ,,.#i tatiori »»Hi -min Am over nere safely in good I r«-»- b'*N»kl«*i. Int«*rnaf I oiim I C«»rri‘ni>.»nH« n< «» arlicl.-a too nuiro-roua to mention. A rt replied: “ Going to the studio to S» iio*»I«, Box 913D, Sr-rant'in, Pit. comfortable quarters and plenty hur Korrelte, Aumavillr.Ore. Hox 4S It I to eat and feeling O. K. But get a fire extinguisher.” J. A. H E N D E R S H O T T , P ro p rieto r Soldiers Letters Tan Army Shoes A ll sizes, R eg u lar S ta n d a rd Goods The best that can be Made $ 6.50 Lancefield Shoe Store I Cook in Cool Comfort % % 11 W e have a large line of th e bust oil cook sto v es on th e m a rk e t in all sizes such as I Perfection and Blue Flame Stoves T h ese m ak es are too w ell k n o w n to need description, w ith one of these stoves you w ill be able to do y o u r cook ing in a cool k itc h e n LILLY HARDWARE CO. 320 Acres For Sale Vivian Martin as A Fire-Fighter GEO. A. SMITH, Stayton, Ore. The Star Theatre is Showing Stars of magnitude this week Vivian Martin The Sunset Trail A Param ou n t P ic tu re ~ WM. S, HART Sunday T h o m a s H . Ince w ill presents IN The S IL E N T MAN W e d n e s d a y s p rogram w ill sh o w GALE KANE ,N “ A GAME ir< OF W ITS" STAR THEATRE 8A L E H M A NS III I*: Hlic opportuni tit*« In Smith Anu ri a fo r - h •• ro -n »»file« m*n. minlrur m« n, everything is so different and old rn •< banbal. *•!» »tri* ni « rtyirwiT*. (i< «•*! pav -rui» I a ! inr. rn» nt. I.» ».**n A T H O M E in S F A R E fashioned which seems funny a f - Y ’11 T E . tVomon flll j.,.» < «• o f ni' n i me lo front. invited to* celebrate F IM i<•«• b»»• .1* t Intern i ) ' . 1 tlorrí'giamtJpiM*«* ter being in our own country at duly 1, 191S at L -nan h Oregon. SrhtKilH, I»»».< in- I), . eitntnn, i ’n. home with modern equipment. Program begins at 9:30 a. in. STENOdRAI'H Y: Sten.irrraoli^rs wantril, V» ri The country is rolling here and with a Grand military and civic- and worn* n E , ri íh « ai n Li> rn»»ney. ('■•in>’* n- tii in f.u vti ■» • ir i vi * l ’ r« i»ar' A T 1 the roads and fields are well kept parade. Several companies o f in i'A l. E 'I IM I n »• !»****• I* t ln!»*r W •>, ». up. The buildings are nearly el| Oregon Volunteer Guards partie í !orr **«fM»n»I» nr" -h««ol*. Hyx 9I3D. S« rnn'*»n, l'i stone and there is some great ¡paring. Games and races for worn in the big shine railroad rash prizes Ball game at 4:30 bridges. Have taken hikes out:! p. m. free Music by band. different roads from the city and Oration by pr< minert speaker. j FOR S A L E Rubber tired buggy, enjoy new sights every day.Today R,>st and refreshment room in has been a dull day as it has rain charge of Red Cross. Commis Ttonble set driving harness $55.00. Registered Jersey Hull calf 11 montliH ed nearly all day. the first for sary in charge of churches, hotels old. John Sandner, Jr. several days. and restaurants. Come and en Nearly ali my Battery has mev- joy the day at Lebanon Oregon, W A N T E D Work for myself son and ed a short distance in the country tram after July 1st. A. T. Brewer Stayton. and a few o f us are to have spec- Substribe for the Mail, y % « W A N T K I) About 20 Loganberry pickers, I 1- tc per box paid with bonus of l-4e if picker remains all thrngh si-a- aon. apb-ndid camp grounds, wood ami water filmland. O. I,. Dencer, llox 47 It. K. I). 4, Sab m. KOft S A L E Hercules Grubbing ma chine, root lunik and 250 ft. 1 inch steel cables, 1 I hi rough bred Poland China boar, also driving team, rubber tired buggy and harness. Apply Clarence Korrette, Weal Stayton. FOR S AI.K Five head milk rows. Apply Niek Welter, Sublimity. 2Bt5 ------------------------ K --------------- ------ LOST Physicians account hook containing papers of value to no one except owner. Liberal reward for return to Dr. Brewer