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I You must clean the stomach and bowels, purify the blood, each Spring, or you leave Win* teer’s germs and impurities in your blood and system. Drive them away, clean o il the stom ach and bowels, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, a Spring cleanser-purifier. 35c. Tea or Tablets. Slopers Drug Store. Nstici tf Appoialnrat si Adaiautraler COON HOLLOW NOTE« Mr. Insurance Miagmund of Fern Ridge spent a faw days in Coon Hoi low with old frienda. Tha 1. I. I. club gava a program F ri day afternoon in honor of our flag. Mrs. Hen nett’a mother and brothar of Portland are spending a few days at tha Bennett home. The young people of Coon Hollow attended the birthday danre given at the Nettling home in honor of their daughter Francea. Adam Toepfer ia on the aick Hat this week. A few of the neighbors enjoyed ice cream and cake at Apple Home Sun day. Mra. Cannon of Shelbum was i gueat at tha Bennett home Sunday. Mias Myrtle Taylor spent the week end with home folka. . Clarence English of Stayton spent Friday morning at his former home, planting potatoes, and attended the flag program in the afternoon. I^urcnce Sicgmund and John Apple attended the sale ik Jordan Valley. S. R. Taylor, son and niece, of Stay- ton, were In Coon Hollow Sunday a f ternoon. Mra. Bill Baal, Mrs. Prank and son John, spent Sunday at th« Meyers home. Henry Benaon is now able to be up apd around. Byron Denny of Stayton spent Mon day to Thursday evening at his former home in Coon Hollow. CENTENARY In connection with our great centenary drive in the M. E. church of America, it is the big gest program any church has ever put on in the history of the world. Among other things we are raising one hundred and five million dollars. Up to the pres ent on this charge, we have raised $1,476.00. I would like to hear from all interested but have not itot yet subscribed. W. J. Warren, Pastar. MT. PLEASANT ITEMS. (Too late for last week.) OAK GLEN ITEMS Al Fried! and family called at the home of Mr. and Mra. N. Mr«. Perry Wright of Kalcm is vis Neitling Sunday. iting at the Mr«. Koxi« Shank home. Mr. P. T. Etzel was in tow a Mias Hazel Lambert of Lebanon ■pent Faster with home folks. Saturday transacting Business. Perry Wright of Salem motored to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Siegmund th« Mra. Roxie Hhank home Sunday. motored to Salem with Chris Miss Zona Ray of McMinnville ia Giebler this week. • visiting home folks. Mrs. Neitling and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Linn Frances called at the Mail office Lambert and wife were Sunday visit H. A. BEAUCHAMP,M.D. I Monday afternoon. ors at G. H. Ray’s. Physician and Surgeon Mrs. Wm. Croisant of Lyons has Miss Rosy Basel was a S'ay to* been the house gueat of Mrs. John caller Monday afternoon. Huber the past week. STAYTON. OREGON Administrator Tony Neitling and / ugust Edna Crabtree entertained 15 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brenner and dau Taepfer visited Leonard 1 hilips of her little friends at her home ghter and Mr. and Mrs. Linn Lambert Friday afternoon. last Saturday, to help celebrate were Sbnday callers at P. H. Lam N O T ia OF APPOINTMENT OF EXECUTOR M. Christ and Frances N-itling her 12th birtr.day. Edna re bert’s. Miss Elsie Downing called on Miss accompanied by Rosy Ba el at ceived a number of nice presents PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Maud Smith Sunday Notice is hereby given that on and the merry bunch had just A large crowd of young people ga tended. the dance at Sublimity the 4th day of April, 1919,*the S t a y t o n . O reg o n A good time was re lots of fun. thered at the P. H. Iaambert home Friday. Cbuuty Court of Marion County. Sunday evening. The time was spent ported. Oregon, duly admitted to probate in singing. A very enjoyable time was GOOCH IJEM 8 A birthday party was held at and appointed the undersigned Mr. and Mra. Frank Stupka motored Fad by everyone. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick as Executor of the I-ast Will and to Scio Sunday to viait Mra. Stupka’a DENTIST Neitling in honor of their daugh Testament of Iva F. Turner, de folka. Frank Moser of Scio is visiting OfTIre O pp. I.succiteli! Shoe S to re ter Frances. Those present Floyd Monroe and family spent Sun friends in this neighborhood. He a r ceased, and having qualified as P hone 2152 S ta v to n . O r« were: Mrs. Basel and funily, day with Mra. Philip Brant of Mill rived home Friday after serving over required by law, all persons hav I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wourms and City. 30 days in the battle line. __ ing claims against said estate are Mrs. V. Nadstanek of Salem visited ' daughter Marie, Mr. and Mrs. In honor of Miss Beaaie Hoover of hereby notified to present them, V, A. GOODE Albany, a crowd of young folka spent relatives here the past week. Miles Kintz, Mr. and Mrs. Will- with proper vouchers attached as the day at th« home of Miaa Hazel Mrs. Perry Wright returned to her jam Ba8el, Mr. and Mrs A' Frei- LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC required by law, at my office in Phillips and enjoyed a weinnie roast home in Salem Sunday after several d[ a n d fa m iiy> the Misses Ma rie Office Room No. 0. Roy Hldg. the Salem Bank of Commerce down by the river. days’ Visit at Mrs. Roxie Shank’s. • Cremer, Anne Leverman. Rosy Miss Alpha White of Boise, Idaho, Mr. Ed Smith and son Fred visited Building, Salem. Oregon, within Costly Peep. six months from the date of the New Y ork.—T h e floorw alker sal<) was visiting her niece, Mrs. Seymour at the Hanke home at Thomas Sun Basel, Lizzy and Barbry Haffner, tt. H . H t t L T Z E L Tillie Burghart. Elsie Apple, aud .1 first publication of this notice, MU« M n rg aret M rRrlil* had a m an In Working, last week. day. Mr and Mrs. Hubbard are visiting Frances Neitling, the Messr* Miss Lucile Caspell of Stayton was to-wit: April 10, 1919. Date of h e r room . S he said th e re w asn 't. T he their daughter, Mrs. Clarance Laffoon. a weekend visitor at the Mrs. Roxie Attorney-at-l.aw-Notary Public were: Bennie and John Basel, floorw alker looked. T h e peep wax last publication, May 8. 1910. Archie Laffoon spent a few days in Shank home. w o rth $90,000, acco rd ing to h e r su it Alex and Joe Haffer, George Frank A. Turner, • ag ain a t th e V an d erb ilt h otel manage Portland last week. Charley Lambert motored to Leb and Alex Etzel, Blatts Reuf, Executor ment. No m an was I d th e room. anon Friday. Miss Hazel Lambert re Chris Cremer, August and Bon turned home with him. 8 0 Acre Farm For Sale—5 0 Acres ia - J . M. RINGO — Miss Gertrude of Scio was a week nie Toepfer, Conrod Spenner and | Christ, Tony and Mike Feitling. end visitor at P. H. Lambert’s. Wbeat and Oats. Stock and Equip STAYTON OREGON Perry Wright and wife of Salem, G. The time went swiftly by til! ment Go With This Farm H. Ray, Miss Lucile Caspell of Stay- 12 o’clock whep a dainty iuach ton, Lyle Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. A fter this the Is big enough foi all business and family needs. Eighty acre farm in Wald* Shank and son Raymond were Sunday was served. dancing was renewed and at a Hills; 50 acres in grain, 4 acre- It is light enough to be efficient and economical. visitors at Mrs. Roxie Shank’s. planted to potatoes and 2 acres very late hour the party brr ke up Lewie Ray called on Miss Francis It has beauty that is appealing and a finish of VETERINARY SURGEON in corn; good orchard of about Kloer Sunday. all biding the hostess a cheerful fasting richness. Meshanically it is all you DENTAL EXPERT 100 trees; good fences; running Miss Angeline Ryan called on Miss adjeu. could wish for in a car. water in pasture; horse barn 40 Elsie Downing Sunday. Call» Answered Day or Night Bonnie and August Taepfer hy 60 feet; other farm buildings, Frank and Tonv Laux were week S tay to p Mobile " A ” Oil Phone--Re». 3X24 dwelling house five rooms, ope end visitors at Albany. called at the N. N eitling home O reg o n half mile to macadam road, on Mrs. Henry Senz and «Mrs. Arnold Sunday afternoon. if the best fo boy R. F. D .: telephone and cream STAYTON OREGON A reception was held at the route; J mile to school 4£ miles Renz and daughter Miss Florence were Sunday visitors at Felix Vanerhaus’ home of Mr. and Mrs. Mile* from Sublimity. The following of Stayton. stock and equipment goes with Kintz in honor of Ed. and Frank the place: 6 cows, 6 calves. 20 i Etzel, the latter having recently shoats and young hogs, three UNION HILL NOTES 1 returned fronf France where he SE STA K & dozen chickens. 4 horses, 2 set double harness, ore3 J in. John Mrs. Dorothy Carter entertained was stationed in Uncle Sam's THOM AS, ♦ — — - Deer farm wagon, one 2-'22* Oli the members of the Walluga club at ®erv[lce- The evening was spent Proprietors. ver Chilled walking plow, one 2 her home Thursday, the 24th \t the ' n s' nK,n8 ar,d dancing and at a Bring your wool and mohair to the Woolen Mills. ♦ We will pay you more spot cash than you can get * section spike tooth harrow, one roll call each member had a variety late hour all departed for their * Sharpless Cream Separator and elsewhere. When we say MORE we m.'an what * oth«y equipment on place. This of readings. A social afternoon was homes voting the reception a ♦ we say. ------------------------ TRY US ------------------------- + farm is somewhat rolling but enjoyed, after which refreshments success in every wav. e x c e l l e n t loamy soil. Price were served by the hostess. * if sold on or before May 1st. 1919 Wool Sacks and Twine and Mohair Sacks for sale TURNER Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Slock * * $6600.00; $4000 cash, balance on The Parent Teachers’ Meeting met The Missionary society met terms to suit purchaser. An ab rriday the 25th at the schoolhouse * stract of title to date of sale will and a very interesting program was with Mrs. F. Williams last Thurs + be furnished with this property. had with the management of Mrs. A. day afternoon. A fine progr. m * For further information inquire E Triechler, the teacher, after which was enjoyed by all. After a * Stayton, Oregon * * of S. H. Heltzel, Stayton. Ore. refreshments were served. * short business session the hos- VETERINARIAN A number of the young people from tess served a delicious lunch. Union Hill attended the dance at Mac- £<J McKinney has been busy Calls promptly attended to day > .i> . .uur, a>. the past week planting the hyjm- or night , For Sale—Fordson Tractor, has Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Seible motored , , ^ Q O O O O O IX X X N X I& O b O V O O O O O O O O O O O O O D O O O O O O O Q O O O O O O O C k ^ « to Salem Monday. ble SPl,d - Office in Residence plowed 1110 acres, as fcood as •Miss Mable Cornish from Stayton is *Mrs- Dr- Masse>' of Klamath new. Will sell at a bargain. Phone 1522 visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Falls, called on the F. W: and R. J . Kusev, Stayton 5—15 Wm. Rabens. K. J. Lathrop families for a few C. H. BREWER, Nolle* la h*r«by given that on th« I9lh day o f April, 19IB, th« County Court of Marion County, Oregon, duly appointed tha undersigned aa Admlnia- tralor of the «atatea of Lulu li. Raker, riereaaed, and having qualified aa re quired by law, all persona having claims againat either of said estates are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned at the law offices of Frank A. Turner, in the Hank of Corn- mere* Huilding, Salem, Oregon, with in ala months from the date of the first publication of this notice, to-wit: April 2*Ui, 1919. Date o f last publication May 22nd, 1919. Frank A. Raker, D. W . N . Pintler* D. M* D* FUNERAL DIRECTOR The Chevrolet “ 4-90” Touring Car Dr. Paul Fehlen E . C. T IT U S STAYTON MEAT MARKET ♦ Î WOOL MOHAIR $ Fresh,Salt&Cured Meats Lard* Creamery Butter 4* 4* 4* Wilbur Woolen Mill^Co. D r. L. W . Horn CLASSIFIED ADS. Stayton Oregon ¿ L e s l e y H o t e l g MRS. FRANK LESLBY, PROP. o -o o o o o o o o o o o Dr. UTTER DENTIST No charge for examination, and estimates willingly given. One of the best equipped offices in the valley 414 Bank of Commerce Bldg. Phone Main 606 7:27 a . m . L v K in g n t o n A r 1:46 p m 1.20 " 7 :60 ** S ta y to n 1:10 “ S u b lim ity 8 :00 ” 12:00 " A u m o v tl le I N:20 *' 1 * * 0 *' H.40 “ T u rn e r H:A6 » ;d ! “ " 12:16 12:10 C o tta r« * F a r m Ar S a le m - L » 12:00 S ta ti* H o s p i t a l ** “ “ STAYTON-KINGSTON 7:1* a. m. 7 26 " I.v Slayton Ar Ar K inston I.v i:l* p. m. 2.-00 " I M.—W T r.ln A2 Nerthhmind ROUND TRIP TICKETS GOOD KOR THIRTY DAYS J. R. Lost—On river road between Stayton and Scio, one Firestone Rib ConJ Tire and rim 33x4£. CLEAN ROOMS GOOD BEDS Reward. Dr. Hobson, Scio. oooooo oooooo For Sale—One pair b o l s t e r Make this your home when in Stayton springs, capacity 4000 lbs., can 4-24 STAYTON • OREGON |Jjlj be seen at John H. Meilk. Wanted Immediately, girl or &Aoo<v)&oqpoooooooo<>oo00-000$ o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o woman for general housework Mrs. J. F. Lau. 4-10 We cater to the traveling public |5 £ Salem, Oregon New Schedule Effective Nov. 1 ’18 Kingston - -Stayton - -Salem A U TO ST A G E For Sale—Two Shoats. Blum. Stayton. Headache IOUSANDS OF WOMEN suffer miserably from r periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming that a permanent cure may be had. Headache nearly always results from some disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They will correct these disorders and there will be no more headache. Many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain’s Tablets. Chamberlain’s Tablets For Sale—Angora goats, gray white oats, J. H. Kloer, Scio, Oregon. Stayton phone. May 1 LOST:—one heifer, no marks but is red colored with white spots, weights 500 lbs. Please notify S. P. Matheny, Sublimi ty, Ore., Route 1, Box 58. FOR TRADE -1150 lbs., sound and gentle mare. Will trade for good milk cow. B. F. Fresh Stayton Phone Stayton For Sale—White leghorn baby chicks for March, April and May at 12Jc each and eggs for hatch ing at $6.00 a hundred after Feb ruary 20th. C. Boone, Aums- ville, Oregon. 4—9 Wanted—Old incubator. Hot water heated preferred. 150-egg or larger. Phone 10242 H. R. Shank, Route 1 Scio. Oregon Mr. Ellis Maupin spent Sunday with days the past week. Henry Peters. Coman Tracy has purchased an Miss Letha Gilmore called on Miss j Elgin Six, lts a beauty, girls. Clara Heater Sunday. I Mrs. J. B. Bowne returned the Mr. and Mrs. P. Fischer and son ; 18th from a five weeks visit with Marion called at the Geo. Scott home relatives and friends at Kent Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adulph Heater motor- and Seattle, Wash. She reports ed to Linn County Sunday on a busi- having had a fine time also visit- ness and pleasure trip. ing the famous poultry farm. Mr. Elmer Rabens called on Ralph There are 11000 chickens on the Mollet Sunday. farm at present with a monthly Mr. W. H. Mollet made a business feed bill of $1.000. trip to Corvallis Saturday, returning F. M. Williams finished his Sunday evening. spring seeding last week. C. C. Carter and wife were in Sub-, The hum of tVe tractor can be limity Saturday. heard early and late as Coman Dave Potterff attended the sale near Jordan Monday. Tracy has been busy plowing Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carter and sons with a Fordson for Ed Beng on and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Carter were the Horning farm, and M. Mc- entertained at the Elvin Carter home Kenney with a Case tractor for Sunday. Kasper Lathrop. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Humphrey and Mrs. Geo. Keech of Stayton daughter Thelma spent Sunday with visited at the J. T. Walker home M. M. Gilmore. Miss Bertha Mollet called at the last Thursday. Wm. Rabens home Tuesday. 1 Earl Lathrop Sundayed with Mrs. U. B. Ashby called on Mrs. the home folks. He is working Arthur Burrows Tuesday. in a box factory in Portland. . Misses Flora and Addie Miles visit Jimie Condit had the pleasant ed with Miss Vivian Heater Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Phillips were call experience of falling into an open well. Too dry on top of ers in Sublimity Sunday. The Union Hill district is very en the ground was it Jimie. We thused at starting the road work Mon hope he won’t try such stunts day. Everyone is glad to see that many times. Chas. Heater is road boss again. Mrs. Royal Condit and chil Mr. Wm. Rabens is very busy now- dnyg geting ready to build a new dren are visiting at the A. T. house. Savage home near Victor Point.