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O n a c c o u n t o f th e In flu e n z a s c a re o f th e p a s t tw o
w eek s, th e
Leave Your Orders For Cabbage To
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w s y -
E. B. Waters and wife of De-
F. Shilavy, one of the prosper-
troit, were Stiyton visitors last ous farmers of the Mehama dis-
Sunday.
! trict, was in town the first of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fryor are the week. Mr. Shilvay has been
visiting: with Mr. Fryor’s rela- experimenting with sugar earn*
tives near shaw, for a few days, tins year and has rajsod a very
Mas. Herrick and son Danzil, n>«* bl,nch
>*• He intend* lo
, at the home o fjP !ant ;1 >" ' r *mount next *«»«*•
Mrs. L. G. Brown was catted
Major and Mrs. Lambert la.-t
to Eugene Tuesday on account
week.
Jess Sheppard has moved his
tbe üb1**15*
Wanda.
family to Salem, where he has who ha-» been very sicK with the
gone to work for the Phez com influenza but w ho was rt>|w>rte»i
to l>e out of danger a week ago.
pany with his truck.
Miss Wanda suflered a relapse
Ms; -r and Mrs. Lambert and and is reported to bo very low
A. L. Mack attenaed the funer at this writing.
al of VV. A1 Jones at Salem Mon
Owing to the fact that l had
day.
more hogs than I could handle
Mr. and Mrs. \V F. follis at* tvday, I w ill ship again next
tended the funeral of Mrs. Fol- Thursday from West Stavton.
lis’ father. A. F. Beard, at Scio. Tli(>st? having hogs to sell should
last Sunday.
notify me early. Don’t wait till
Lee Daily. who has been laid the last minute as you might be
up with the flue for some time, too late.
L. A. Thomas-
is out again ^nd will be back to
A. F. Beard, of Scio, father of
work in a short tim?.
Mrs. W. F. Foliis, of Stay ton,
Mrs. J. E. Sloper and Mrs. V. died on Wednesday of hist week.
Dare dipper and Miss Norma The funeral was held Sunday
Stamp went to Salem Wednes from the home at Scio, Rev,
day for a vLit with fr ends. Edgar officiating. Interm ent wai
Miss Stamp remained*over for a in Providence cemetery. Deceas
sh rt visit at the home of Mrs. ed was in his TStlvyear.
Forrest Mack is wearing a
Lockhart.
sin;:?
that won’t come otF. and it
Ben Geh’en has been doing
is
a!!
on
accouot of a bright ba
the mail carrying an Route 1 for
by
boy
that
made his appearance
Marble Crabtree, who has been
at
his
house
on Thursday night.
laid up with a light touch of th •
Dr. Brewer reports all concern
flu for the past ten days.
ed doing well.
John Thoma received word
W. F. Blakely received a Ut
from Den Doll which savg thnt ter from Fitz Goodman the first
I)an left New York on the "1st of the week in which Fitz ays
of October for overseas
Dan that he is now out of the hospi
is with the ammunition train of tal from a 5 weeks’ siege of ty
Co. F.
phoid fever. Fitz said
he
The Frown-Petzel I.'"rk«r Co. weighed 168 pounds when he
log drive arrived at the mil' ves- was taken sick and just tipped
terday and fhe boys say that the scales at 100 when he came
thpv had some timp in getting out. A little bit lighter, so he
t ? drive down. There is about says, but he is feeling tit as a
700.090 feet <ri th» bunch which fiddle now.
will keen the mill running for
Under th» title How Bold Is
some time.
Anne! Winifred Harper Cooley
Word has been received by presents the per unal sine of
V-g. F. I. Jones to the effect Anne Martin of Nevada, a wo-
tb»t her brother. Cletas Co’e. mdn who admits a teininine
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wi t h Uncle Sam’s forces fondness for lingerie blouses and
i ' France. h?s been wounded. 1 fiilly things while she puts in
The message informs her Cletas her days working to achieve a
United States Senatorial chair,
is not seriously injured.
J. F. Mie'ke. the hardware Her picturesque campaign for
merchant has re urned from a the Senate is explained, and
enough of her history to show
ten days’ outing, which he
spent on the log drive for the why she feels that a woman can
represent her state
Brown-IV-tzel Lumber Co. John satisfactorily
.
, ,.
is some log drive- and his scr- ,n Washington.
vices are always in demand
V\ ANTED Milk
customers.
when there is difficult work to Apply to Floyd Crabtree, Stay-
be done of that k n i of work.
I ton, Oregon.
it
im
MAKE SlKJRKROUT, WITH US
W e w ill ta k e c o re ot th e m n o m a tte r h o w la rg e
o r sm all a t th e L O W E S T P O S S 1 B A L M A R
K E T P R IC E .
W ill h a v e plen ty for e v e ry b o d y .
H EATER S!
W . F . Klecker,
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FOH C A IN
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« General Merchandise
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d
G EM C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
Slayton, Ore. p
crm o s o o a 3
F irs t C lass C onfections.
ï ta er
H ig h G ra d e P u r e C an d ies
F ine C ig a rs a n d T o b a c c o
Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks
SALEM’S
TIRE MAN
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AH Prices and Style Box Candy
J. A. HENDERSHOTT, Proprietor
Stayton,
Ufiited States & Pennsylvania Vacium Cup
Oregon
T I R E S
RETREADING ANO REPAIR WORK
2 1 9 N. COM’L. S T .
Selz Royal Blue Shoes
SALEM. ORE. |
ta
The Hamtnan Auto Stage has
jv.st issued a new time card
which went into elTect the first
of the month. The stage, row
leaves Stay tor. at 7:">fi a. m.. ar
riving at Salem at 9:10 a. m.
Returning it leaves Salem at 12
o’clock, noon. This move was
made >o as to make connections
with the trains for Mill Oil'S' and
Kingston. The Mill City run
tins been discontinued. See the
new lime card in another part
of the Mail this week.
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WOMEN A M ) CHILDREN
SELZ ROYAL BLUE SHOES
CARD OF THANKS
s
\Vo wish to extend our thanks
to the many friends f< r tlu ir
kindness in the dn>s of out
wife's and mother’s illness, and
in the hour of our bereavement.
We also desire to express our
appreciation for the many beau-
ti ul flpwers.
A lonzo V. Shelley
Mrs. Hally Bradshaw
Mrs. Katy Rescue
et :
Mr. 0. A. Ward
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A re well k n o w n a n d ire is g o o d a s e v e r
SELZ ROYAL BLUE ARMY RELIEF SHOE
Is a dandy for w i.otr vnear.
TRY A PAIR
L A N C E F IE L D S H O E S T O R E
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r.
The Sublimity Cider Works is now open for
business* Bring your apples and kegs. I
will put your cider in kegs for 2c a gallon.
Sweet cider for sale at 25c a gallon if you
bring your own kegs or jugs.
Jnnpua. Alii^kn.—I-Vw puvcrnnni un-
i n n i Slrli«>n c u n trnvel
Rev. W. J. Warren received (¡••r III»-
the following from Burgess F. 5.(X )0 ntl leu wlthln tlielr «•(inur.on-
w iltti», nn«l finv. Ttmma* Ulve*. .Ir.,
Ford, which shows that Mr. Ford nf Alaska I» <>ne nf thè few. In timk-
has been “ over the top”
I hk n tour «>f hla territory he ir»ca
troni Jtineno tn Xntm* nn thè tirsi hip,
Headquarters 19th Div.,
Uien 4-r«*-*-**« th è f i n i r o f A laska nncj
A. E. F. F’rance
D*"» u p Cibili In let tu Ani liurnire. A t
Sept. 24. 1918 K atrh an k a he « trlk ea th è T an n in i ri ver
i . imi iKinrils n ste rn w h e e l rlv e r b o at fo r
To J. W. Nixon.
S t. M ichael nn Iterliu t i n i . T hi lice
Div. Sec. Y.M.C.A.,
i n iMi-im \i i l o r l u u u t l i t a l e , litui
Nine Secretaries were with the u» Nuuie.
Infantry battalions, and two sec-
retaries (F. A. Daws and B. F.
Ford) actually w ert over the
top with the assaulting battal-
j ,ng and parried on their work
¡n the midst of the severest los-
seS- j specially desire to com* '/ V
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men(i t he zeal and fortitude of
these two gentlemen, and to
thank the Y. M. C. A. for hav- WZ
ing sent such representatives to
11S-
\e ry truly yours,
Henry I. Allen,
Major General.
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PETER W ELTER
S U B L IM IT Y . O R E .
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The Spirit of Service
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 the
naiurai 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
Bishop All-Wool Clothes
.
at the price you can
$25 to $50
Our stock is bigger than ii will be again this season. Choos
ing is best right now.
Men’s
Overcoats
E . L. S T IF F & SON
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$20 to $40
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Heater you Want
SALEM. ALBANY. SILVERTON
T H A T U N D I N U L I I M A C A U » « IT
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NOBODY UNDERSELLS US
ESTABLISHED 15 YEARS
Trade in your old stoves
Phone 941
T N I »TOW «
0 1
Afford to Pay
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MARKETERS GROCERY COMPANY
W
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V /c still havc a fcw dozea of thc O ld M uson S tyle
Q U A R T a n d P I N T F R U IT J A R S L E I T
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A lso J a r s 1 jf;.l to U> G a l.
We have the
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H E A T E R S !!
Don’t Let Jack Frost
Catch you now that
Winter is Upon Us
¿ ke wjíífnrVo
Closing Out Sale will Continue
at the
Do not forget our low prices on Boys’
Overcoats while they last
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$15 to $50
SALEM
WOOLEN MILLS
* STORE
Select
Your
Overcoat
404-350 COURT ST.
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