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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1919)
DON'T BUY YOUK SHOES TILL YOU SEE OURS Mr. and Mm. Burgess Ford and children left for Portland W E SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY AND STYLE Monday where*They will reside This ad is worth 50 cents, bring it yith you ifT I t Send \o u r S hM Repairing We GUARANTEE Quality by Parcel Post SHOE SHOP H O M E OF Q U A L IT Y ' Salem ws Mrs. Joseph Fisher is reported j Don’t ship your produce. Sell on the sick list this week. to L. A. Thomas at Doll ,8 Cash • • • » 344 or 1151. George Keech was a Salem Store. Telephone • • * • visitor the tirst of the week. Don’t forget that I am in the" • • • • Dance at Aumsville Saturday market for ail your produce. Headquarters at Doll’s C a s h night. Jazz. Pep! • • • • 'tore. L. A. Thomas Walter Mayo arrived in town • • • • Miss Ella Kennard. sister of this week with a fine new Nash Mrs. H. J. Rowe, v sited here Six Touring: car. last week, during her vacation • • • • Mrs. Frank Leslie spent Satur from the Oregon Agricultural day and Sunday visiting: relati College. • * • • ves at Salem. No more than you can eat en • • • • ough in one day to last a w eek Talmadge’s Orchestra at can a business man advertise Aumsville dance Saturday night. enough in one week to last a • • • * year. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Luthy • • • • and Mrs. Nora Gardner were James Mielke came home from Salem \isitors Monday. Portland last Saturday for a • • • • Major. L. S. Lambert and Mr. short visit with relatives and Geo. Spaniol made a business friends. He was taken ill, and was obliged to remain here most trip to Salem last Friday. • • of the week, before returning to Taggart Hill of Mill City, spent his work. a couple of days here visiting Alfred T. Hurling, of Criter friends and relative this week. • * • * ion Oregon, was here last Satur Don’t forget the dance with day visiting friends. Mr. Hull PEP at Aumsville Saturday ing has just been mustered out night, of Uncle Sam’s Army and has • * • * been at Salem for a few days Alfred T. Herling of Criterion visiting his parents. Oregon is visiting with his sister • • • • and parents at Salem. W. C. Connor, editor of the • • • • Northwest .Poultry Journal, of Quite a number from here a t Salem, was in town Tuesday tended the dance at McClay last talking poultry with our farm Saturday n ig h t ers and while here made the • • • • Mrs. Mollett and son Ralph Mail office a pleasant call. • • • • a d daughter Ethel, were Cor-; C. A. Luthy informs us that vallis visitors the first of the he will show the 10 reer picture week. Joan, the Woman, at the Star • 9 • i t THE PROPER COURSE SLOPER’S DRUG STORE Information of Priceless Value to AND Every Stayten Citizen Workmanship Oregon * for some time and where Mr. Ford will do field work from the Y. M. C. A headquarters. How to act"in an om ergency fa know ledge o f inestim able w orth, and thia U particularly tru e of the diaeaaea and iila of th e human body. If you eulfer with ki ney backache, u rin ary diaorder*, or any form of kidney trouble, th*. advice contained in tho following statem en t should add a valuable ssset to your sto re of knowledge. W hat could be be m ore convincing proof of th e etti ciencv of Doan’s Kidney Pills th an the sta te m e n t of a nearby resident who has used them and publicly tells of the benefit derived? W. W. M anter, retired farm er. S. th ir te e n th 4 Jeffervon S ts., Corvallis, O re., says: ‘"It has been a good many years since I huve needed to tak e a kidney medicine. From |*a»t ex p e r ience I can recommend Doan’s Kidne> Pills as being a reliable medicine for kidney trouble. | found th rm to be all th a t’s claimed for them when 1 was troubled by my k id n ey s.” Price 60o, a t all dealer*. Don’t sim ply ask for a kidney remedy get Dnau’s Kidney Pill* Ike sam e th a t Mr. M anter bad. Foster-M ilburn Co., M fgrs., Buffalo. N. Y. Notice Go to Shafer for your harness, gloves and suit cases. This is the time of year to oil your harness $1.75. 170 South Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. 4t Mothers should see that the whole family take at least 3 or 4 doses of a thorough, purifying, system cleanirg medicine this spring. Now is the time. The family will be healthier, happier, and get along better if the blood is given a thorough purifying, the stomach and bowels cleaned out. and the germs of winter, accumulated in the system, driven away. Hollister’s Rocky Moun tain Tea is one of the very best and surest spring medicines to take. Get it and see the differ- j ence in the whole family. Their j color will be better, they’ll feel J fine and be well and happy. — I Sloper’s Drug Store. Poison Woodlark, Red Dragon Boss and Frys Formaldehyde and Bluestone Headquarters for Kreso Dip International Stock Food ■ ■ ■ ■ SLOPER’S DRUG STORE Stayton, Oregon •» • I * SOAP SOAP SOAP ! I Solid T ru c k T ires R etread ir g and R epair W o rk NOTE:- The beat equipped repair ahoj this side of Portland, Full Line of Accessories i tnd Oils 2 1 9 S A L E M . N . C O W L . S T .. THE Star O R E eatre Saturday April 5th | W . F. Klecker § s ‘ pring rt‘c,cs' SALEM’S TIFIE MAN l n it e d S t a t e s a n d P e n n s y l v a n ia T ir e » " X * Theatre for two nights on April 4* 4* 22 and 23. There will only be J L We have Crystal White, Royal White. White 4* one show each night. Witch , Navy, Sw ift’s White and White Wonder Soap OC _ \ this paper for further announce ment. We also have a dainty Naptha Soap called No r ^ * * * • • • • • Miss Bertha Mollet has return 4 . Rub, Large Bar, Each.......... 4 * C. E. Brown has sold his ma j / Lemons ed from Corvallis where she has been attending school the past chine shop equipment to the Portland Machine C*., who dis Prefered Stock Tomatoes, O fir * year. Solid Pack, per can .............................. ........... AVv ^ mantled the same last week and * Mr. and Mrs. C. E. TaylorJ shipped it to Portland where it 4 » Overalls at prices that have no competition anywhere 4 , Mrs. E. Roy, and Mrs. George will be put in use. Mr.» Brown 4 » - — «j|£ Beedle made a trip to Salem has had the shop closed for some 4 . MAKE YOUR BY-WGRO—TRADE AT KLECKERS 4 . Tuesday. time. 4. AND SAVE MONEY * • • • • • • • * Geo. Keech was at Salem th e , The fishing season has opened 4« *0040000B<XXX>0000 * first of the week attending to and several of our nimrods have business th at demanoed his per been out after the finny tribe. sonal attention. Several large strings have been • *. • • brought in the past couple of 4 , Established 16 Years in Stayton 4 . The Joseph Sestak family mo days and the boys say the shinny tored to Corvallis Sunday to takei fellows are taking the bait every Miss Vanda Sestak back to school & * # * * * * # # * * * * - * * * # * * * 3 i£ cast. after spending her vacation here. • • • * • * • • • J. H. Hendershott has put in Leo Watters of Portland, spent a new skylight in his place of X ♦ the past week at the W. S. Wat I will ba in S tay to n and vicinity noon w ith a full line of business. This will give him ters home. Leo formerly lived in Stayton for a number of years more light in the back end of the • • • • store where he intends to put in Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Miller of tables for his summer ice cream Specialties, Etc. -------- w a i t f o r m e ♦ McClay, and Mrs. Lou Wheeler trade. • • • • of Newport, visited at the home If you ca n ’t w ait send mail order to 331 N. L iberty S tre e t, Salem The turning of the clocks one of Major and L. S. Lambert last hour ahead Saturday night was Sanday. • • • • to the liking of some of our M. W. ROWLEY, The Watkins Man Harry Rands, who is just back citizens. It made fo much dif- from France where he has been , ference that there were some for th« past 14 months, visited | who were late to church Sunday the past week at the Mollett morning. Niagara Falls being out of! J. F. Mielke again has one of home. He returnsd to Corvallis • • • • This paper is anxious each date says the Boston Transcript, the Model 90-T Overlands on dis the first of the week. • • * • week to issue a spicy and inter why don’t the lovers spend their play at his place of business. The Annual May F e s t i v a l , esting local page. If each of our honeymoons at Bliss, Idaho; Joy, This Model has all the new 1919 which is given every year by the subscribers would hand us in Kentucky; Delight, Kansas or improvements, and any one in Rebecca Lodge of Stayton, will one local news item, what a Paradise, Calif? The reason is be held in the I. 0. 0 . F. Hall, newsy paper we coul 1 issue. of course, that Hugging, Arkan terested should call and see the on May first. Watch these col Try it for a few weeks and mark sas and Kissee Mills, Mo., are car at their earliest possible con venience. li ar preferable. umns for further announcement. the change. Remember the Aumsville dances of two years ago? There is going to be a .big one Saturday n ight „ U U A u l IV f i l l API Jack Pickford and Louise Huff in u Sandy' Sunday April 6th % Charles Ray in Watkiin’s j II “The Claws t Hun" ++++++++■■+♦++•♦-+++ STAR THEATRE John Suabauer who has been Among those going to Salem with the U. S. Marines, arrived Wednesday to be there when the from Seattle last Thursday, for Victory I»an Trophy train, with a few days visit with relatives its exhibit of captured German and friends before going to Port cannon and other war relics land where he will be employed. came through, were: Dr. Pint- John enlisted with the Marines let, Dare Sloper, Mr. and Mrs. John Thoma. Mrs. C. E. Taylor, I immediately after the close of Mrs. W. H. Hobson and John his Junior year in the local high ¡school laat spring. Bailey.