The Stayton mail., June 12, 1919, Image 7

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A large number of our «*»»»z* ns
are in Portland this week leoKing
at tne flying machines an r t-
i g their necks on the tali build­
ings.
Did vou ever love your little
canary out of the cage? Douglas
Fairbanks did and the worst of
it was the bin! belonged to the
hois who would throw eight fits
if it’s valet come back empty
hantted. That is only the be­
ginning of the story. See
Douglas Fairbanks in "He Comes
Up Smiling.”
DESTROY THE SQUIRRELS OR THEY WILL DESTROY YOUR CROPS
Mr. E. Roy is in Portland this All those new records you’ve
week taking in the Rose Festival, wanted are at Luthy’s Jewelery
All those new records you've store,
wanted are at Luthy’s Jewelery C. F. Grover and family left
Store. .
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this week for Clackstnine where
Mr. and Mrs. E. Roy and the the Prof, will have charge of the
Forest Mack family motored to schools there.
In bu y in g yuur tiny» f a ll suit, wo ! \ STAR WEDNESDAY Theatre 2
Mill City last Sunday.
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o f nothing bettor than one o f j k
The Brown-Fetzel saw mill has ! [ know
Bishop'» Kabrios at the Salem »Woolen j ¡i Comes Up Smiling ?
been closed on account of a gear Mills Store.
being striped in the water wheel. The dance that was to have »•How's Your Husband?OomedyV
Jim Gardner is among the been held Saturday evening in
Stavtonites enjoying the Rose the
Streff building has been post­ Ernest Denny who has been
Festival in Portland.
ill close touch with the oflicialsof
poned to some future date.
Maurice Caldwell, who has
the proposed railway from Mt.
employed in Portland, visited for chndren arrived from Criteriot1.1 Angel to Stavtnn, was called to
a few days w.th home folks.
- on lagt Thursday and are Portland last week to confer with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lesley, ac- visiting with relatives and friends the head men. Ernest has not
much to say right now but in all
companied by Mrs. Geo. Beedle jiere
and Hattie Chance, motored to ^ ^ ^ j M>Rj have probability the road will oe built
Corvallis and Philoma
&do^
M y g i d { to m V o r t] & n d . now that the war is over. Here’s
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Baker The new baby was only four days hop’in and let ’er COME.
7 venr old »on of Mr. and M:s.
are visiting at the home of Mrs. 0|d wjjen adopted. It has come Paul The Zutx'r
o f Sublimity, died lue sdav
Bakers parents Mr. and Mrs. S{ay jn t^e j^jnjr0 household. and « 1 1 buried
Wedn esday from the
Wm. Nendel.
Little Roy Mack fell on Mon- Catholic church with Kev. Father
W hat is Patriotism? See it at day 0f
wee|( and di 9 located l.ainck o ffic ia t in g . The little fellow wag
the Star Theatre and have a big- ^jg e|bow. He was taken to Dr. sick only a abort time.
er and better understanding of it Beauchamp and the injury was re- There is nothing worse than
Patriotism.
paired. The little fellow is bad. foul smelling breath: get rid
Al Ring and George Colby of getting along nicely.
of it for your friends sake any­
Lyons were transacting business ^¡S3 Garyj Ruble has gone to way. Hollister’s Rocky Moun­
with Stayton merchants on Mon- porHand where she has accepted tain Tea will clean and purify
day of this week.
, a position as stenographer in the. your stomach and bowels: your
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P. E. Hirzsiefen of Portland Oregonian hpilding. Carylistobe breath will be sweet, your dis­
recently spent a few days here congratulated upon receiving this position improved, your friends
visiting with his mother and also good position as she has a almost increased. 3oc. Tea or Tablets.
at the at the J. F. Mielke home, unlimited chance to work her way Sloper’s Drug Store.
“T h e Man From Funeral up higher and higner.
Mail Want Ads give results.
Range will be in Stayton June j p Wjibur has been in Port-
21st. We are wondering w hat ]and t^jg
where he attended
his business in town will be.
the w00] auction and we notice
cAll Kinds tf
The J. F. Mielk family enjoyed ¡n the report of the sale that Mr.
an over-Sunday visit from Miss Wilbur purchased 24,573 pounds
Minnie Poley and her mother and 0f wool at 50c and 14,042 pounds
sister, all from Corvallis.
at 42c. making a total of 38,615
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lau and pounds. It took a nice little
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son of Fox Valley spent several bunch of money to make the deal
R-w- Ballantyne
days visiting friends and relatives too.
here this week.
Douglas Fairbanks is assistant
Carl Ruble has gone to Portland cashier in a town bank. His First door North of Theatre ; • I Î* M F la T y P e rs ia a n sp o ecia T lty u n e r S A L E M
where he will be employed until work? O’ caring for the pet1
Stayton, Oregon * W ith C h er rin g to n Piano House
harvest time when he intends to canary who gets away one day,
wwwaaai
go to the eastern Oregon harvest see Douglas Fairbanks in his ef-
fields.
fort to capture it in, “He Comes
i»r«i
Bessie Barriscale the little Red Up Smiling’’ at the Star Theatre
Cross nurse in Patriotism sure Wednesday, June 18th.
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carries away her part to tr.e sat-1 Quite a number of Stayton
isfaction of all who have seen people went to Sublimity last
her in this play to be shown at Tuesday night to be present at
the Star Theatre Sunday June 15.! the graduating exercises of the
MRS. FRANK LESLEY, PROP.
Mrs. E. C. Lau has returned Sublimity schools and also to gee
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from a several months visit with the play that was put on by the
her daughter and family near Dramatic Club of that town.
We cater to the traveling public
Kelso, Washington. Her little Miss Rae Glover who has been
CLEAN ROOMS GOOD BEDS •
grandson Fredenc, accompanied attendinj? 8chool here and 9tay. I
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her home.
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Hear ‘Beautiful Ohio, ’ Only
L. S. Lambert, went to
Make this your home when in Stayton
Blowing Bubbles, ’ That Won- Salem Tuesday morning. From
STAYTON
OREGON
dertul Mother of Mine on the there she intends to go to Port-
Golden Throated Claxtanolas and ]and where she will be for the
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the new Columbias at Luthy’s 9Ummer.
Jewelery Store.
To dje ag a German spy; She
Miss Nora Cavin was recently who loved Fnmce more than life,
called to Mill City by the Yet who would believe her against
serious illness of her grandmoth- her hun uniform and the tell-tale
er. Nora is still in Mill City papers? The firing squad await-
owing to the tact that her grand- ed the command—what would
mother is still very ill.
save her? Just one of the tense
Miss Clara Mielke left for Port-. moments t h a t fills “Vive La
land Wednesday morning. After Franc’’ and keep your excitement
taking in the Rose Festival she at a fever heat all through this
will leave Portland for Gearhart great war drama.
where she will remain for the L. A. Thomas purchased 13
summer.
hogs from Frank Frazer, of Sil­
Ii.t you read the Halem Woolen Mills ver Creek, last week.
o f a ll descriptions. Qet ready
The price
Stores adaf T hey are money »avers.
paid was $714. Some people who
fo r that S u m m e r Dress.
We
have heard the price paid for
can su p p ly the m a te ria l at the
(t Dorothy SATURDAY Dalton these hogs are not of the kind
that believe a story like this.
rig h t price.
f; Vive La France
We are surepf the price and as
Hole In the Wall- Comedy \ Mr. Frazes says: “It pays to
•,4,.4,.4,.4'.4‘.4 '.4 '^l'.4 ’.4*.4'.4'.4 raise good hogs.”
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Henry Lazinka, Jr., of Pendle­
GIVE US THE ONCE OVER
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SUNDAY
Theatre
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ton spent the forepart of this
ANYHOW AND BE SATISFI­
week visiting his relatives. Mr.
ED
THAT OUR GOODS ARE
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Patriotism
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and Mrs. Frank Lesley. Mr.
JUST
RIGHT.
Lazinka has just completed a £ I’m On My Way Comedy «
term at the O. A. C. and return­
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ed to the home ranch to assist in Mr. and Mrs.
Hildreth of
looking after his father s cattle Crav^fordviile was called to Stay-
interests.
ton Tuesday to care for their
Mrs. Chas. Cladek is spending daughter. Hattie Chance, who
the week in Portland taking in took suddenly ill with a severe
Established 16 Years in Stayton
the Rose Festival and visiting fa se of tonsolits Monday. At
present the patient is improving I £
ber people.
K ill ’e m ■«,
W oodlar^k’s
R^ed Dr^agon
W akele/'s
Boss F rey’s
SQUIRREL POISON
Slopen’s Store
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FARM and CITY
PROPERTY
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Plothing
L e s l e y Hotel
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From the large line of samples
you can choose the latest and
best suits at a moderate cost
T w e n t y y ^ r * oxperionce
in m e asurin g and fitting
Su its and g a r m e n ts for
men and y o u n g men.
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