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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1919)
. ® é S T A Y T © N ,-•** - Urion Hill Personals M A I L CLASSIFIED ADS. M r. and M rs. PÌii^ Fischer and FOR SALE % »t.sW .sva va 'ia M Checking a t»r«aumptlon. •There I» u rumor I hut you inny he N*k«Ml to aaaume l«>n<li'r*hlp of ymir atruKiillng country," ventured Ihe trunted remitter. , “I hit vi* heu rd auch a rumor." an- »wered Wilhelm. "Well, you may he a (minier nnd n poet nnd n hit of other thing«. Bill (here I« a limit to human vcrantlllty With your khaldiy record for trutL ami veracity, tinnì you ever try to poa, un the Ucorge WRidilngtou uf fler llamman Auto 8 t«g«* Vetch, oats and family motored to the Geo. Scott cheet for seed. Those wanting seed should notify T. O. Archer. home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones anrt Kingston.________________ 81-7 Advertising Kates Made Known Upon Application j family spent Sun'ay at the Gil HOP PICKERS W A N TE D IN Foreign Advertising Represented by Tbe American Press Association more home. v ihe Mi tom a yard, about miles Entered as second class matter at the postonico at Stayton, Marion Ira Carter of The Dalles is northeast of Independence, Ore. County. Oregon, under the Act o f Congress o f March 8, 1879. We have 114 acres of the very visiting with relatives. best hops in Oregon and will puv mu ny." Address all Communications to The Stavton Mail_________ A party composed o f Mr. and 60c par box. Nice clean camp! A lb a n y is trying to remove the Linn County fair front Scio Mrs. Adolph Heater and family, grounds and gotxl water. We will furniahjtents to those who have to Albany. At a meeting held Monday steps were taken to re- Mr. and M s. B» rt Mower, Mr. none, wood, (tenches and tables, vive the move which went down to defeat just before the war. aMl1 Mrs. W. Wentch, Mr- and straw for bedding, There will be Pastor W. J Warren Another meeting has been arranged for Saturday and it is expect- \ Mr. W. H. Mullet and family and a store on the grounds where • _______ ed that there will be some hot arguments for and against the Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tate and family goods can In* purchased as cheap Services at 11 a. m and 8:00 move< motored to Wilhoit Springs Sun- as itt your city. I f you wish to p. m. Sunday School 10 h . hi . register do so at once. Address ----------- day. Durbin & Cornoyer, Salem, Ore. Epworth League 7:80 p- m., There are plenty o f fellows, who could teach a better school Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank and v July 31 tf Prayer meeting on Wednesday in ihe parsonage at 8 p. m. than those who teach, preach a better sermon than those who | family were visiting relatives in HOP PIC K E RS W A N TE D T«> preach, who could run a better business and publish a better pa- Sublimity Sunday. pick at Louy Hop Yard, picking) l per. Yes, the woods are full o f them, but they neither teach, j _______ _ Nolicc lo Creditors to start about September 1st and In thè Conniv Court for Merton County, preach, or run a better paper. They are like the lillies in the will last about 6 weeks. Pickers Oregon. field—they toil not, neither do they spin. MRS. CROKER’S INDIAN can register at th e residence of In thè mailer o f ih*- ertale nf Joaeph Dr. Paul Pehlen. Wtllinnt Stalnknmo, i . -•cttned. TITLE QUESTIONED The following newspaper headings are getting common: ' Notte«- ta hereht given th«i thè undet TO RENT For $200 cash, my 85 s i iiimì tu.» h> an orilcr of thè l-oiu'ly “ Sugar advances a cent a pound. “ Coffee makes another jump.’ ’ acres, across the river from Stay- court o f Marion Couolv, Oregon, tmen “ Meat Soaring.” “ The price o f tea assends.” Corn Climbing,” ton. A. T. Brewer, Fall Creek, ■ plHiintcd admmiatrator nf thè «*ta?<- “ This kind of dope brings the high cost o f living proposition right of Joaeph William '■»trinkamp, dee«-*.»- 31-14-8t ! Oregon. squarely up to a fellow. ¡«si. All iiermink having claima aguini" | FOR S A L E — May mare. Wt. 1500 slli,| estuU. „re req*iirrd lo prrxcnt tii.-.n Ibs, 7 years old: cheap d taken at wilhinaix montha fr<* 0 » thè date of (hi- j for three pieces of extra long Gooch Items. ¡once. Joe Gassner, Kingston, notice/ with lit«- prop» r voucher«, tv timbers to be used for hoisting the undenigned at Aw n»« ill». Oregon. i Phone 1352 Stayton. 17-31 W. W. Little is doing some re- engine skids and boom pole in Chas, S . C la rk , E d it o r an d P ro p rie to r Subscription Price $1.50 Per Year in Advance M e t h o d is t C h u r c h 5 A Á S i constructing the new bridge at Mehama. They expect to begin worn the first of the vt^ek. Matt Carter o f Mill City is now working with the woods crew and Albert Duffy is also back with the woods crew. ts M *- A . „ . • • • > j y .■ f* «;\ - A M ill < I I » •Í H •* 1 >■••»»* lu * . " ** felt h u m « ¡U.S& " fe.SA ** .- u «> t u l i 1 r * 2 * •;fe& ** ftU i * A * U ■ — iu h U in t t y ¡b $ A A U »«* » Vtllse t | »4 » " 1 u m r r «:DD " ¡4 :4 0 " 4 «L » ** f u i « n * »iitt* i r o t iV f A i 1 * im ‘ «In n B a p t is t C h u r c h services at 11 a m. and evening ■ services at 8 p. rn. Sunday school each Sunday morning at 10 l m. S. L. Boyce. Pastor, " l.v .! a .-» I t 'o n n r t l a S |> m «.b o 7 :1 0 M \ A / 7 im T t fe AJ7 h u ig a lo n • ( « « • ♦ M er lu h k iH liU 'M fttl I » » I I I S HOUND THU' lit k ferri G O O D rujfeTWHTV DAYH lla m m a n A u to S ta g e .\ . e ia '.a '.a '.a V a 'ij «•.a -à U . W illP c S ER V IC E STAnO Cminlski rcstettiml. ivis We carry a complete line of Battery Repair Parts. New Batteries & Service Batteries Our repair work guaran teed to stand up Wnlard Wood inuulaled hatleriea lire guaranteed aliHolutcIv for one year. Knhbt-r Thread inuulation for a vear and a half. FOR SA LE or TR AD E in Tillamook county, valued at $2.000.00 will trade for property jJlll> l ‘ ‘ A“g' U~ in or near Stayton. The proper- ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE OF j ty is free from incumberance. HEARING OF FINAL ACCOliM A. T. Brewer. J-24-A-14 4t the County Court of Marion County, Oregon and »aid Court hau by an om< i , ______ | thereof duly made and entered, it.-l ,, . . j i t Monday, the lith day of August, 11)19, Preaching evurv second and j ' ........ , ’ , , l n j c , . a t the hour 10 o dock a. in., a- the fourth Sundays o f each montn. ", ,n" , Court room o f uaid Court, rporning and evening. Morning | ini|‘ *"“ Court House at Salem, in M ir - S a le m tiix iffh " *♦ Auto Electric Shop DKGGE A BURKKI.L Notice in hereby given that the ti¡ «I FOR SALE Angora goats, nan Kigncd, administrator of the nutate nies and kids. C. D.* Stayton, ... I mandar Maria, ..... m n 4, ha» Alati < , Stiyton, Ore. linai account a« «uch aduli ni« tra tor win .| Keturning rrom Europe more beautiful than whey» she left as a bride three years ago, Mrs. Rich ard Croker. wife of former Tam many Hall boss, finds her title of " Princess of the Cherokee T rib e" disputed by her husband's chil dren. who through their lawyer * claim that she Is not an Indian princess. Mrs. Croker was on the i p' Xew York stage and known as "L ittle liu la " before her mar riage. r/ i } ' /j l.v • t o a . »> 4IH Court Street. Wm. Bodeher made a couple of trips to Gooch lately with Trask’s truck, taking hack lumber for construction work in the camps Hal Shelton of Jordan was up at Mehama. Wednesday and purchased lum Wm. Edler and Frank Hauser ber for rtpair work on the place. R. E. Mieth o f the Portland motoretf to Stayton Wednesday Bridge Co., placed a rush order evening on business. NTT M ill C i t y - - S t a y t o n 1 e I luted Otta 15th day of July, UHR. Henry Slcmk»ntp, Adinlmatraiur. 80 acres W. C. Winalow. Attorney for the eat»!«-. H] June I S , 1 9 1 9 AU I O s PAGE u$ pair work and painting for M. E. Phillips at Mehama, going back and forth from work on the jit ney. Harry Phillips has purchased a 15-acre tract from Mr. McDon ald at Mehama which is near the new mill site on Stout creek. He intends to improve the property and make his home there in the future. Change oí Schedule, Eieclive Salem, Phone 2t)3 O regon Tin* o n ly p xp lu K iv r bntl«*ry »hop in M ario n co u n ty. Eupvrt nml Starting S ervice. O p t n wrrfe ile v i I i* lit in V p iti suiu I i m nil I p. m. H. A. BEAUCH AM P,M .D. !" thc f plaro fo / lht) hcMring of .aid final ac Physician and Surgeon count. A ll persona having ohjoctiona to the allowance to »aid final a<*««'Unt STAYTO N . OREGON and settlement of »nut e till» are noli- fied to ap|a-»r and tile object tons on or before thc dav act for nf uaid final account and settlement o f said estate. Hated and hist |.«»li|»»ht-«l this lOih day o f July, 1R1R. Hate of last publi cation August 7th 1919. P H Y S IC IA N A N D SlIltG EO N Services 2nd 4th and 5th Sun- ■ Solomon H. Maris Administrator for said »»lu te days at 8:30 a. S t a y t o n . O regon Virgil H. Mauaey Stayton, Oregon Attorney for estate Rev. Fr. Lainek. Pastor S t. M a r y s C h u r c h C. H. BREWER, M. D. - W . N. Pintler, D. M. D. - . -* I DENTIST J* Office Opp. l.am -1 field Shoe Store S t a v t o n , O re Phone 2152 r V. A. GOODE L A WY E R und N O TAR Y PUBLIC It is never too late for one alry- lacy-dninty frock like this which can be worn for one occasiou or another at least nine months in the year. This cream - colored combination o i net and lace looks to a girdle o f pink ribbon and French flow ers for its color ing and it is vivid in its freshness. This m o d e l , though late in thé sea son, is a forerun ner Of 1920 lines. . * -I- • U a V t : Office Kix.ro No, «>, Kny Hldg, Jtf ES. f t . I i I v L T / . K U K eep K ool r\ Attorncv-a! Law - Notary Public FUNERAL DIRECTOR LO O K H E R E . Would you want to wear a heavy Union suit under the hot summer sun, when you can get cool, light underwear? i l : ! ' - J . M. klNGO - STAYTON TH E M AN that is dressed for this weather is the man that is the most successful and happy. Happiness is a condition that comes to you when you are ‘comfortable; you cannot be comfortable unless you are properly clothed. • & OREGON Dr. Paul Fehlen V E T E R IN A R Y SURGEON D E N T A L E X PE R T Calls Answered Day or N ight Phone-Res. ,3X24 Purchase Any of These and You Will Be Happy ! STAYTON OREGON X “:~X~X~X~XX~X~X~:~X"X"X--:":~:«X' “ THE CLADEK GARAGE” AND M ACHINE SHOP A C ETY LEN E WELDING AND OVERHALL CARS B R A Z IN G FIX FORDS All Kinds of Repairing done at Reasonable Rates Battery Charging. A ll kinds o f assessories. Gas and Oils for sale All my work is Guaranteed First Class CHAS. C LAD EK , STAYTON, ORE. SAXON K N IT , very fino fine rïh- rib bed and finished nicely. B. V. D .’s o f the usual quality and satisfaction. ROCKFORD U N IO N SUITS are the favorite of careful dress ers. CHALM ERS Underwear are of the best standard quality and workmanship. STAYTON MEAT MARKET A T H LE T IC U N IO N SUITS made roomy and comfortable; do not bind anywhere. SESTAK & THOMAS, Proprietors. HATCTl ONE BUTTON Union Suits are something new. Ask to see the new features. C O O P E R S B EN NIN G TO N made with the spring needle as sure you of service and comfort. 1 ^x->-x-:--i-X"X--x^x-x-xx-«->->- Fresh,Salt&Cured Meats* Lard, Creamery Butter Highest Market Price Paid Fo r Fa t Stock TH E comfort and health you will find in one of these under-garment« mea'n the difference of success and failure. I f you cannot attack your daily problems with a clear mind- free from all disturbing elements; you are that much nearer failure. DKNTJST ----- Every Family In Marion and Polk Counties a Patron - Salem Woolen Dr. UTTER No charge for examination, and estimates willingly given. Store : One o f the best equipped offices in the valley 414 Btmk of Commerce Bldg. Phone Main 606 0T _______ Salem, Oregon \