H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D.
Physician and Surgeon
S T h YTO N .
If you are paying a high rata
of ln t«re*(, why not refund your
loan at a lower rate and more
liberal lerma.
It ia not good
buslm aa to pay a higher rate of
Interoat than the market de­
mand*, nor la It good bualnnse to
keep your aurplua fund* on time
depoelta at 3 and 4 per rent per
annum when 4 per cant ran readi­
ly be Been red on flrat Farm Mort­
gage*. If you have money to loan
or wlah to refund or aeeure a new
on«, call or write H. H. H K LTZK L,
Stayton, Oregon.
OREGON
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
Additional L o a d .
FAUM AND C IT Y LOANS.
SUKCHON
S t a y t o n , O regon
W . N. Pintler, D. M. D*
Mrs. R. L. Thomas o f Row-
burg is spending the week here i S
wiln old friends.
Mrs. W. A. Cladek and daunt-
er were Salem visiters Wednes­
day.
Office Opp. Lanccfleld Shoo Store
Stuvton. O r«
V. A. GOODE
LA W Y E R «nd N O TAR Y PUBUC
,
Office Room No. 6. Koy Bldg.
Si. H . H E L T Z E L
Attorney ut Law
Irons, well known here, at one
time a resident o f Stayton, which
occured on the 22nd o f August,
in Seattle, reached here the first
of the week. No pareiculars as
to the cause o f his deatn is at
hand.
Notary Public
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
( j 'p T 'E R
Db N T IST
- J . M. RING Q —
STAYTON
OREGON
“Asbestos Protected T ires”
.
PERFECTION
78.000 mil«* for Ford Car*
No charge for examination, and
estimates willingly given.
Notice ia hereby given that the ma­
de rug ned Administrator o f the Estate
of Avery Winslow, deceased, haa A M
hia finrl account in aaid Estate, and
that the honorable County Court o f
Marion Countv, Oregon, has fixed and
appointed Monday,
September 9th,
1918 at the hour o f 10:00 o’clock A. M.
on aeid day at the Court room in nié
County and State as the time *nd place
for the hearing o f any objections to
such final account and for the fettle-
ment thereof.
Dated this 8th day o f August, 1918.
W. K. Winslow,
Adminintrator
S. H. Hetzel, Attorney for Estate,
Fir*t Pub. Aug. 8 1918
last pub Sep. 5 1918
0,000 mil«* for other mako*
COS/ A T R IF L E MORE T H A N C H EAP TIRES
1;
2 .
Six plie* of the the strongest cotton fabric manufactured.
Protected with a complete outer ply o f finely woven long
fibre A*be*toa Fabne.
Open weave Aabento* Breaker Strip forming a perfect
union net ween tread and carcaos.
Tread Rubber, thoroughly cured by high degree heat proeeaa
A*he*to* fabric !app:ng bead, preventing rim cerroaion
The Stayton High School will
3.
open September 16th. All High
School pupils both old and young
4.
are requested to report for reg-
5.
isteration prior to that time.
SESTAK A THOMAS
Signed
C. F. Grover, principal
C. A. Beauchamp and wife
and A. C. Thomas and w ife will
Wm Downing and sons at­
leave Friday morning for Camp
Lewis where they will visit the tended the sale in Stayton last
soldier L io v b and other friends Saturday.
A number o f people in the va­
there. They expect to return on
lley are picking evergreen black­
Monday.
Sad news o f the death o f Ben berries.
DENTIST
I'honw 2162
Notte» of FHiai Aceotmt
STAYTON, OREGON
CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR S A L E - To clone an estate the 1
Notice of Final Account
Riester farm in Sublimity, containing i
70 acres, must be sold at once. For
further particulars irquire, Bernaid
Geaher, Administrator. Stayton, Ore.
Notice i* hereby given that the un
demigned executors o f the last W ill
Mrs. John Quinn and son Jack
For Sale Team, wagon, plow and Te*tament)of C. W. Geer, deceased,
were Stayton visitors the first of
and
cultivator, 1 cow 3 years have filed their their final account in
the week.
old. Apply to Mis- M. S. Bur- said estate, and that the honorable
County Court of Marion County, Ore­
J. H. Johnson and family, Miss
son.
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gon, has fixed and appointed Monday,
Ella Johnson and Isabella Surry,
September 9th. 1918, at the hour o ften
were business callers in Stayton
I will buy evergreen blackber- o ’co lock A. M. o f «aid day, at the
one day last week,
¡ries again this year, delivered at Court room in said County and State as
R. M. Gatke returned to Lyons my place. Will pay top price. the time and place for the hearing o f
any objections to such final account and
after a short visit with home Pickers wanted.
for the settlement thereof.
folks.
30-2t
A. Smith
Dated this 8th day o f August, 1918.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. R. Surry
Ira W. Geer,
FOR SA LE -Crawford can­
were business callers in Salem
Guv M. Geer.
ning peaches ready next week,
Executors.
this week.
quality fancy, order immediately S. H. Hetzel, attorney for Estate*
Wm. Bodiker, Hazel Phillips,
crop very light. Address Louis first pub. Aug. 8, 1918
Alice Bodiker, Alta Hiat and E v­
Lachmund, Salem, or phone H. last pub. Sept. 6 1918.
Owing to the main driving,
gear breaking and having to
One o f the best equipped offices send same to Portland for re­
pairs, the woolen mills are idle
in the valley
for about a week, this is unfor­
414 Rank of Commerce Bldg.
V E T E R IN A R Y SURGEON
tunate
at this time as the mills
D ENTAL EXPERT
Phone Main 606 Salem. Oregon were very busy on Government
rush orders for Camp Lewis and
Calls Answered Day or Nijfht
other boints but tne manage­ erett Bodiker were visitors in
Phone-Rea. 3X24
W. Bod wen. Farmers 29, F 3
ment expects to have the plant Stayton last week.
Ranch 5 miles north of Salem.
OREGON First-Dont Delay. Second-Don’t in operation a;/ain in a short:
ST A Y T O N
F IN A L NOTICE O F E X E C U T R IX .
Bring boxes.
time,
Experiment
Dr. Paul Fehlen
A BIT OF ADVICE
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
C A LIC O
I f you suffer from backache; head­
ache* or dizzy *pelln; if you rest poorly
arm ure languid in the morning; i f the
kidney accretion* are irregular and un­
natural in appearance, do not delay,
tn auch caaea the kidney* often need
help.
Doan’s Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for kidney trouble—they are
recommended by thousands. Can resi­
dent* dewire more convincing proof
than the statement o f a citizen o f this
Hifbesi Market Price Paid Far Fat Slack locality?
H. C. Mangas, retired druggist, 412
S. Fifteenth St., Corvallis, Ore., says;
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE JUNE 2. 1918 " I have taken Doan’s Kidney Pills at
different times when 1 have felt in need
Mill City-Salem Round Trip $3.00 o f a kidney medicine and have found
them to be all that is claimed of them.
In recommending Doan’ s Kidney Pills,
I am only speaking from personal ex­
AUTO STAGE
Will make regular trip* every day. perience. but from what I know c f
Sunday* included it* follow*:
other* who have received great results
H A l.K M f l t O S K 1*06
P. M.
from them.”
A. M.l
6:35 Lv . Mill C ity___ Ar 7:00
Mr. H. C. Mangas had. Foater-Milburn
7:05 . . . . . I.vnna............. 6:30
Price 60r, at all dealers.
Don’ t sim­
Mchuma ........ 6:20
7:16
.
ply aak for a kidney remedy—get
8:00 ___ ..Stayton........... 5:30
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that
8:10 ....... .Sublimity........ 6:20
*8:25 ...... . Au m aville....... 6:05
Co., Mfgra., Buffalo. N. Y.
4:50
8:46 . . . .
9:16 ¡Ar. . ..Salem ........Lv 4:20
SESTAK &
THOM AS,
Proprietors.
The last big calico hall, before
the fair, will be held at Doerf-
ler’s farm on September 7th.
Here is where we have the big­
gest and best dances in the state,
managed by the McAlpine K nit­
ting Club.
Dance tickets for
the men are 75c, ladies 10c.
Music will be furnished by John I
S« Loading Pastors* o f tbo I W -
Small Orchestra.
Come an d! T I*«
XacU oM all hsrrnonloualfc com­
bi
nod in on* bandsom.- N *w T .oublo-
have a good time.
Fro* W n u n * Machine of too First
FreshvSalt&Cured Meats
Lard* Creamery Butter
in O n e
R o c k P o in t
Mill City-Stayton-Salem
brovd-SapBfcd-lltdenBad
Two sisters o f John Young,
who have been visiting him the I bin— Soft T* oeh—L igh t Action.
In t h e W o o d s to c k
past month, returned to their
Y o u W U1 F in d
ttnw-tartfd warth-whilo »«s ta rs
home in Madison, Wisconsin, Jtymrf
nucfc r w b*n '■ tbn mnebinn too « r «
OMd t>. and yon will a Wo find tha
Sunday.
fa ,a rt«« faaturaa o f tha other atamiard
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Norris Hunt and child­
ren spent the week end in Sa­
lem.
E. C. Downing and family
spent Sunday at the T. B. Pat­
ton home.
Messrs. H. C. and Roy Porter,
o f Aumsville, bought two fine
sheep o f J. T. Hunt Monday.
Stayton-West Stayton
SERVICE STATION
î!w£m.|Lv st*yu,n ArS ; : I
Copyright rtfiite r rd , 1918
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Downing
spent Sunday on the river north
o f Salem
l ^ p : m : A rW S ta yton Lvî ; i « t m .
W hat’s a Battery
Expert?
W . A. CLADEK
¡
BLACKSMITH,
WAGON WORK
HORSESHOEING
'Expert: “ One who hat apo­
dal (kill, experience or knowl­
edge.”
Every Willard expert must
have all three when it comet to
handling batteriea.
Our experience immediately
tell* us where your battery trou­
ble* lie; our knowledge tell* you
what need* to be done; and our
•kill injures a workmanlike job.
We’re at your aervice.
All Work Guaranteed
“BRICK FRONT SHOP”
iv < v d V d ’ , y . y , y tk ’ .k % y , y J
Church Notices
We want to tell you about
Threaded Rubber, too, and give
ou a copy of the booklet, ” A
(ark with a Meaning for You."
S
418 Court S t, Salem, Oregon
Quality — la which you will find
your own fw o r iu f*oi u. a o f yoar
own favorite typewriter, and tha
S im p le— A r t is t ic D u r a b l« —E ffic i­
e n t S ta n d a rd — 4 2 K « r - S in a ia
Shift—Boll B . n . 1 Q u iet Vi*.
'M eet* Train 62 northbound at Auma-
ville. Stag«- leaves op|<o*ite O. E. de­
pot in Salem.
Murning «tage will connect with the
Kingxton atage at Stayton.
Hamman Auto Stage
B A LL
Pastor W. J. Warren
Services at 11 a. m. and 8:00 j
p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m.
Epworth League 7:00 p. m., 1
Prayer meeting every Wednes­
day evening at 8:00.
Meeting o f the Sunday school j
board second Monday o f every j
month at 7:30, followed by the
Official hoard meeting.
S t. M a r y s C h u r c h
Services 2nd 4th and 5th Sun­
days nt 8:30 a. m.
Rev. Fr. Lainck. Pastor
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I< F IN A L NOTICE OF E X E C U T R IX .
PR U N E S—A good price paid
To Whom It May Concern; Notlco
for well matured prunes deliver­
is hereby given that the undersigned,
ed at the dryer.
E. E. Bengs, executrix of the last W ill and Testa­
ment and Estate of Peter S. Bach,
Marrion, Ore.
34-35-36
FO UND —ladies hat on road
near the red mill. Owner can
have same by proving property
and paying for this notice. Ses-
tak & Thomas Stayton.
j
of Sydney charges the Melbourne elghl
hours’ procession with something Ilka
scabbing because It decided that union­
ists, even If they don’t belong to th»
musicians' organization, may play In
Mr. A. Frank, Henry Schmitt Its own mnks on the annual gala day
There are arguments on both sides.
and son, Chas, motored to Salem
It seems hard that a union brlcklayei
Friday.
shouldn’t he allowed to blow his own
Marion
Hunt
and
Chas. cornet In his own demonstration on a
holiday, yet If he found a profession«'
Schmitt will leave Thursdas for cornet-player laying bricks on a Good
Camp Lewis.
Friday he might object. Of course th*
Mr. and Mrs. P. Burkhart and man In the procession Isn't playing foi
hire, hut then It wouldn’t Improve
son, Alva, visited their daughter things much If the cornet-player laid
bricks gratis.
Mrs. Snyder Monday.
The bricklayer might argue that
there are a certain number of brick»
that must be laid, so the comet-
E a s t E n d N otes
player would be doing another mnn
out o f a job, while there Isn’t any
fixed amount o f music that must be
(Too late for last week)
blown, so an amateur might blow a
Mr. Colby and Mr. Sandberg sample or two without depriving any
were Stayton visitors Tuesday. other mnn of a crust. And the brick­
layer probably says that the cornot-
Threshing was finished Tues­ plnyer couldn’t lay bricks decently If
day and the farmers can rest he tried, to which the comet-plnyer
possibly replies that the bricklayer
j easier now.
can’t make music.
To some extent It Is a struggle be­
Elmer Bradiey was visiting
tween art and materialism.
Music
j with Mrs. 1). C. Abel the first, properly played Is capable of arousing
of the week.
the highest and noblest emotions of
Melvin Schnackenberg, Mrs. which the soul Is capable; a brick,
even If properly laid. Isn’t. And soul
Colby and Mrs. C. Lewis motor- Isn’t a thine to he lightly despised.
Rut here the tangible humps against
to Stayton Monday evening.
the Intangible. Nobody has seen a
E. E. Trask and son are now soul, while almost everybody ha* seen
a brick.
working roads on Weasel Flat
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Fresh and
children spent Sunday at the
Taylor Grove near Mehama.
A. Vaughn was a business!
caller at W. R. Surry’s Tuesday, i
Inquire at the Mail Office.
deceased, has this day filed in tbe
County Court for Marion County, Or­
egon, her final account in said estate
and that said court has fixed and
appointed Monday, September l^ jh ,
1918, at the hour of 10 o ’clock V *
of said day, at the County Cqjirt
Room in the County Court House in
Marion County, Oregon, as the time
writs—
and place for the hearing o f o b ^ c
W o o d a t o c k T y p o w r lt a r C o m p a n y ,
FOR S A L E —Heavy team, wt. tions to such final account and' fo r
C H 1«
3200, 6 and 8 years old. Mattj the settlement thereof.
Dated August 8th, 1918.
I Mueller, Stayton, R2.
34tf.
JU LIA BACH,
Executrix o f the Estate o f
Peter 8. Bach, Deceased.
FOR S A L E —Five
registered Carey F. Martin.
Attorney for Egtato.
Here Is a curious point of law 01
yearlings.
First publication Aug. 16. ^918.
logic presented In the Sydney (N . S. Shropshire Lambs,
J. L. j Last publication Sept. 12, 1919.
W .) Bulletin. The musicians’ union Phone 2105, Stayton.
■ « * « which roowiah ,eu r nachm « had.
T a t 'a tha W aaOata ih you m il find tfaia i
•arraasü on o f ki*h *nint faataraa much
lw *a o a n d and o tn a M lw t , tn fit tha
tauch, tha naraon. tbo mood, ia • n ay
m at as atbar trpan ru ar do «« (T h *
aaat operator« any this).
Only a cWaa ap rta o . aa actnal tear*
and trial a f tbia axaaOaat typew riter
caa ron v.ee«.
• n ra a tlo a la b y a s a a a a a o -W a a n at
yoar a r m e «
L rt oa «h on yao bon
aaay It la ta try on«: to a n a ana.
Pbeoa Central 650: call up-caU In -n r
j
M e t h o d is t C h u r c h
To whom it may concern: Notkee
is hereby given that the undersigned,
executrix of the last W ill and Teate-
nient and Estate of Paul F. Minzen-
meier, deceased, haa this day filed
her final account in said estate and
that the Honorable County Court o f
Marion County, Oregon, has fixed
and appointed Monday, October 7th.
1918, at the hour o f 10 o’clock a. m.
Chas. Gehlen is buying ever o f said day at the County Cojirt
Room in the County Court House in
green blackberries.
said County and State as the tim e
and place for the hearing o f any ob­
W A N T E D —A few good stock jections to said final account and fo r
ewes; also a few goats. Inquire the settlement thereof.
Dated this 31st day o f August.
of E. D. Philippi, Stayton, Ore­ 1918.
— Marguerite Minzenmeier,
gon.
Sept. 22
Executrix ot the Estate of Paul
E. Minzenmeier. deceased.
FOR T R A D E —Good standard
— Carey F- Martin.
Attorney for plaintiff.
bred mare to trade for goats, i
FOR S A LE — Driving team, wt
about 1100, set double hack har­
ness, set single harness, carriage
; hack, express wagon, single bug­
gy. Apply Hammans Barn.
C A S T O R IA
Clyde T. Maybee is visiting at j
For Infants and Children
the G. F. Jonnston home.
lii Use For Over 30 Years
Emma Sandberg and Ethel Always bears
the
Schnackenberg were seen in Ly­
Signature of
ons Tuesday.
Siegmund.
34tf.
SUMMONS.
-------------------------------------------------- !
FOR S A L E —One black horse.
11 years old, wt. 1400.
Price In the Circuit Court of the State Of
Oregon for Marion County. Depart­
$30. Joe Schulte, Phone 177. 35tf
ment No. 2.
W alter E Ross,
■
plaintiff, vs. May E. Ross, defend­
ant.
FOR S A L E —6 weeks old pigs.
To May E. Ross, the above named
P. J. Etzel, Phone 1783.
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defendant; In the name of the Stato
of Oregon you ara hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint
FOR S A L E —Small cook stove. filed against you in the above en­
titled cause and court on or before
See John Thoma.
36tf.
October 4. 1918. being one dayjn or«»
than six consecutive weeks *after
FOR S A L E —A couple of cars. August ¿2, 1918. the date o f the flrat
Stayton
Vulcanizing
Works, publication of summons against yon
in said cause, and if you fail to
Stayton.
36tf
answer or otherwise sppear in said
cause the plaintiff w ill apply to tho
FOR S A L E —Some field fenc-: court for the ,'ellef demanded in her
complaint on file herein, to-wit: A
ing and barb wire. A. C. Ver­ decree dissolving the bonds of matri­
mony new existing between you and
non. Phone Stayton.
It.
plaintiff and awarding to plain tiff
future care and custody o f Theo­
FOR SALE 1 sow and 10 pigs the
dore Ross, the minor child of plain­
C. E. Schafer.; tiff and defendant, and granting to
2 weeks old.
l la in tlff such further relief as m ay
Scio, Ore.
It.
seem m«“*t with equity.
This summons Is served upon you
FOR S A L E -
Two
22 steel by publication thereof for six consec­
utive weeks tn the Stayton Mail, a
beam plows.
C. N. Forrette, newspaper o f general circulation,
printed and published at Stayton,
West Stayton.
2t.
Marlon County. Oregon, the date o f
the fir “t publication thereof being
Thursday. August 2 ! 1918. and the
date of the last publication thereof
W e offer One Hundred Dollar* Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be being Thursday. October 3. 1918, and
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
you shall a r»w er on or before Friday.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty- October 4. 1918, all according to tbo
five year*, and has become known aa the order o f 'h e Honorable Wm. M.
moat reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall'*
Bushey, County Judge o f Marlon
Catarrh Medicine acta thru the Flood on Countv, Orccnn entered and dated
the Mucous surface*, expelling the Poi­
son from the Blood and healing the dis­ August 13. 1*18. In the absence o f
the Judge o f the above entitled court.
eased portion*.
After you have taken Hall’ » Catarrh
— Ivan G. Martin,
Medicine for a short time you will see a
— Carer F. Martin.
great Improvement In your general
Attorneys for P la lrtftt
health. Rtart taking Hall'a Catarrh Medi­
Postoffice address:
413 Maronfc
cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send
Temple Building. Salem O r e g 't.
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CH EN V” A CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
First pnhUca'lon Aug 22. 19t 8.
■old by all UruggUta. He.
Last publication Sept 26. 1918.
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