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we a tKWf
OCAL
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Tl ’ i'i. if To Stock Up On Shoes For
Leave Your Orders For Cabbage To
The Whole Family
M IK E SOUKKRCUT, WITH US
W e will take care ol them no matter how large
or small at the L O W E S T POSSIBAL M AR
KET PRICE.
Will have plenty for everybody.
WS
/ a tht* Closing Out Sale
fr m
W \\
V». :*7 on flu» tmllot,
^ A. TllimiHS will ship hO£S
f'» *>»«“ , from West Stay ton on Thursday.
hnutlnr.
_ ,
.
Nov. ith. Anyone having fat
Bulger lliir of Mill t’it.v ’
; hogs to sell or those having sold
fcrcn «pen,Imp a *w days
to Mr. * Thomas. will please de-
'vi.sifin»r trirads and relatives.
liver them to >N ost Staytbn on
I. lly Harrol.l who Ins l>1' ’ ’ the above date.
i
It
'arcrkini; <>n the BrowtrPctinif Utirl
'
strive fiii soiiu time is i vi» »rtfit** I here are events occurring in
aick rt Albany.
| every community which, if report-
, ' , . „
, ,
ed. would create a commotion lit
Mrs. Dan Doll ot Portland s „ m
tlroM!iU>a ol T!u, ,0(>ui 0,lito,
S u n d a y here v is it in g at the hom e
from necessity almost con tamiy
ol her father, .lohn Kerher. and *• « « ■ If between two fires.;
■t the John Thonia home, she j and which ever way lie turns lie
returned Tuesday-
is sure to I*' unjustly treated. One
V. M. IgvFollefr is NOT a INpuhli- uiffht this week while coining
j home from work we heard a
Lii nominee tor Senator.
noise. At first we thought it was
Miss» Bertha Mollett wi-» in a eat, ¿Jien it sounded like a wee
town from nion Hill the tirst ol pig under a fence. We investigate
the week visiting triends.
ed ami found it to be nothing
('has. Durst and Alvin Carter 'I 0" ! «•>*» 01 <* »[ " lir young men
o; Waldo Hills werA trading with holding Ins sweetheart goodnight
« ir merehants this Veek.
! lt • Ul\\n> 'vl,,*u. «
'v,1!
W. A t Jon es, No. a? on the b a llo t, make all that noise when saying
regular Republican nomine«- for State good night. Better put- on the
thmator.
soft pedal next time. We thought
we had a story but shfieks, there
Mrs. Carrie Thomas returned wasn't tnueh to it after all.
from a visit with her _ husband.
>|. LaKollett is NOT a He^tbli-
► tie is doing s o n - interior deco? 1 call nomine«- f«>r Senator,
ating for the Hammond Lumber'
Co. at Mill City, Tuesday.
C AM * OF THANKS. ,
Miss Bessie Philippi, Mrs. .1*. ; We wish to thank our many
Hnntlev ami daughter from near friends for their kind services, ¡vym-
Kiugston were renewing adtpiaint- pathy and beautiful floral tributes
a tires ill Stayton the first of the during the illness and death of our
week.
beloved daughter and sister. Kaehel
AT THE
Do not forget our low prices on Boys*^
Gvercoats while they last
GROCERY COMPANY
f,
» Ml
W e still have a tew dozed of the Old Mason Style
QUART and PINT FRUIT JARS LEFT
Also Jars 1 jra! to 10 (¡al.
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NICAUM
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PON C A S H
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General
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Merchandise
V 'T X v
ssm so m
NOBODY UNDERSELLS US
ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS
GEM
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
First Class Confections.
Hi^h Grade Pure Candies
Fine Cigars and Tobacco
H ct anu Cc!J Fountain Drinks \
SALEM’S
TIRE MAN
Q uack
' Ail Prices and Style Box Candy
J. A. H E N D E R S H O T T , Proprietor
Oregon
Stayton,
United States & Pennsylvania Vacium Cup
T I R E S
RETREADING AND REPAIR W0RX
219 N. COW L. ST.,
A. M. IJtKnlletl t* M tT » Republi-
run nominee for Senator.
Mrs. Apharetta Shelly
Stanley Goan, who has Iwen Angel; also to those who assisted in
Dies From Heart Failure
working'at the Marketer« Gro.- the s‘ "e 'n* of th* ,avor,u? so" ‘ * *
wish to impress upon you that the
thanks comes from the bottom of
our hearts. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
Angel. Mrs. Albert Kelthley.
cry for the past three months, has
severed connections with that firm
ainl has gone to Lebanon where
h«- will look after his farming in
terests
The ¿Peace Our Soldiers Want
SALEM. ORE
Some Interestlnu figures reletlve
to the management and conduct of
men at the state penitentiary are
shown In Warden Murphy's report
Just filed with the goternor and the
state board of control.
At the beginning of the biennium
now dosing. October l. t'.Mti. the in
mate.« numbered 4S7. The popula
tion hus been reduced to a total of
310 at the pr««sent time, and the
total number discharged, transfer»
red. paroled, or who have escaped
or died is 519. The number receiv
ed during tlie period is 232.
Aphretta Shelly, wife of A. B.
Shelly, died at the family home
ir. Stavtop on Tuesday afternoon
at 1:40.
Koni«, laichmund, No. SK on the
The Peace Our War Mothers Want Mrs. Shelly has long been a
ballot, regular tit-publican nominee
Of the 332 received during the bi
sufferer from heart troubje, and
fo r Stale Senator.
ennium. Tit. or a plurality over al'
while it was known that she was others, range from the ages of 2h
Last week in reporting the vìi*
The Stars and Stripes, the of- growing weaker every day, the to 24 vears. lly occupation most of
tage election w omitted the name jficial newspaper published by news of her death came as a th'-ni are lnboters nnd farmers. f>5
and 3S htiving h«-en received from
v I. R. Gardner, who w.i-. elected the soldiers of the American Ex. great surprise to hef many friends th«-se
classes .respectively. Most fr e
«ne of the couneilmet;. .
’ ,anl Forces in France, says editor-
Deceased came here from Kan quent o f the causes for mmiulU-
ner received more vote.-, than any
n, nt are larceny, 72; rape. 32; tnnr
one of the candidate», on , i.v- ticket ially about the enemy piece o f - : sas in 1883, and was 68 years der, 1*!; obtaining money by false
old at the time of death. She is pretenses, l,".; burglary, 13, and
V ¿¡ .1.011 g fensive:
which shot
“
Let
the
weak
heartened
who
survived by her husband and forgery, 12.
his frier.«
All prisoners working In Ihfy fl. v
are dreaming of a compromise; four children who are Mrs. Ro-
Dr. Hol sot . who ha- I
Industry receive pev for their labor
let
the
pacifists
who
are
talking
zetta Proffitt, of Shelton, Gon.: nd the earning« of such men dur
for the { a.-»T i ,vo weeks looking
after the p ¡.»•tic- <>i Imth D a peace by agreement; let the! Mrs. A. E. Bradshaw anti C. A. ing the past two years amount to
19.43«.07.
Beauchamp ; • il Dr. Brewer. left sideiiner. w <o have had enough Wood, o f Portland; and* Mrs.
Employment of the men In the
for <
Li -is Saturday where of war; let the secretly inclined fhas. Roscoe, of Blodgett, Ore.
wood ramp under a single unarmed
to dutv b pro-Germans who think this war
be has been •a i I
The funeral services were held guard, in the lime quarry at B olt
( :;c»? Skua.
should end without a decision
at the grave Thursday afternoon Hill and on farms I pronounced :• *
Dr. Brew,
who has lien laid let therti one and all know once rt 2 o’clock. Rev. Mrs. Porter,
r with r ' ;
influenza. an(] for a|| that for the Ameri of i al?m officiating.
t is out
vt line m a can Expeditionary Force there is ■
The pallbarers were Geo. L.
v. -ek lav, . ' lay. The doctor was
no
such
word
as
“
Peace”
with!
Brown,
Albert Pancost, John
railed to M tfina along with Dr.
the
Huns
unbeaten.
The
man
j
English
a
id Liston Darby,
Rcanehaui| i help stay the rag-'
mg epidemic nV influenza among who talks of peace today, except j The remains were laid to rest
the soldier hoys, but when the through victory, ii a traitor.”
in Lone O tk cemetery.
State Health iioai i found that
To the surviving relatives is ex
L.
A.
Thomas
will
ship
hogs
they had taken both our doctors
tender!
the heartfelt sympathy
from
West
Stayton
on
Thursday
they immediately sent Dr. Brewer
Anyone having fat of the entire community.
home so we would not be without i Nov. 7th.
medical attention.
hogrs to sell or those having sold
(¿oaf* i.ariirmn.i, N<>. an on the to Mr. ihomas, will please de-
I.otlls I.JK lllllUII.I, No. ;tx Oil th e
ballot, i. ..Oar it. nuhii« an nominee liver thyrn at West Staytor. on b a l l o t , r .- v u lu r Iï.|>ulili<a n n o m i n e e
for State Senator.
*■* state Senator.
the above date.
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Selz Royal Blue Shoes
F O R M EN , W OM EN A N D C H IL D R E N *
S E L Z R O Y A L B L U E SHOES
^
Afc well known und are as good as ever
SELZ ROYAL BLUE ARMY
Is
2 dandy iar w:i, cr woar.
t
RELIEF SHOE
TRY A PAIR
LANCEF^ELD SHOE STORE
MAIL $1.50 A YAER IN ADVANCE
producing
suit«.
highly
satisfactory
The stgle Urne hourd. In a State
ment submltted by Warden .Murphy,
ustliuales (hat suff'rlent llnie will hu
During Ihe two years there w««rt* produced al the Oold lltll pinnt dur»
53 «•»« ip.-,, end I « r f ' U i s have hei.n Ing the next two years to bring the
(«turned, r that the hala irti against rc.c lpts rip to «52.500
TM* Is on
the manu.« ment is five
n liasls of an estlniuteil iiu.oon Inns
nt «1.75 n ton.
The total of nsti-
The n*»r '•unit:
ennl- luated n<-eds Is ptnred at « • 1 9 50. rtr
um Is given »«
for salnrles an«! mnlntenance «13.-
month or f.sttl
500; Improvement«. « 1 200 nnd re-
\i«e rom- palr* atyl betterinents, «4,250. The
s th" data Imwtivenient Item eontentplates a
ervi ...... >
«3.000 residente f»r the superlnten-
P nt of the Urne plant.
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You want to help the country save, by wearing clothes that
won't wear out soon, So get good fabrics and fine style-yes
But be sure, first, of your tailoring.
The cunning skill with which they are sewed together in tde
natural drape of the material— that's what keeps their style
in our clothes for so long, holds the material at its best and
brings long wear
Don’t Let Jack Frost
Catch you now that
W inter is Upon U
Bishop All-Wool Clothes
$ 2 0 to $ 4 0
Hart Schaffner & Marx
We have the
$ 2 5 to $ 5 0
Heater you Want
at the price you can
Afford to Pay
Trade in your old stoves
E. L. S T IF F á SON
SALEM, ALBANY, SILVERTON
404-350 COURT ST.
l g • Our stock is bigger than it will be again this season
I I ing is best right now,
on
11
Men’s
ifc
Overcoats
H
$15 to $50
SALEM '
WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
Select
Your
Overcoat