It has been said that he who has no enemies has no friends, and this is especially true of the editor. If he takes no stand on a proposition h e m a k e s no enemies, but he also makes no friends and his influence for right is a minus quality. On the other hand if he supports Mrs. J. W. Mayo has gone to Mary Pick ford Saturday at the projects of which he approves Agate Beach for a week or ten , Star Theatre. helps to defeat actions S. H. Heltzel made a business day’s vacation. She was met by and which do not seem right to him. her father and mother who will trip to Portland Wednesday. be with her while she is there. he makes enemies. But he also Are you a member of the Bring your caseara bark to makes firm, lasting friends, and Bishop crowd? Doll’s cash store. he has the satisfaction of know Mrs. Henry Porter of Aums- Henry Mutshler and son Harry ing that he has done his best. ville visited friends here Tues were here from Portland Sun day. day. Henry came up to dig a Mrs. M. M. Burson of Mill sack of new spuds from his gar- M. E. Phillips & Son have pur- City. was a Stavton visisor Wed- den. He is working in one of chased a store building at Meha- nesday. the garages in the Rose City. ma and are having it repaired Don’t fail to see Mary Pick- I George Korinek has returned intention of putting a ford Saturday at Star Theatre. to Portland after his vacation up ' n a 9to°k merchandise. E. Roy and wife are visiting here. Mrs. Korinek will remain relatives in Portland this week, at the Alexander home for a NOTICE Joseph Potter of Redne. was short time before returning. visiting in Stayton this week. Before you sell your cascara Sealed bids will be received by . J. A. , „ Hendershott j .. went __ to . hark noil's c a s h store ! the school clerk 6. up 1919. to six for o’clock bark see l)oll 3 cash store ■ m. August the Salem on business Tuesday. Mrs, T. W. Creech and two “Janitor Work” of the Stayton Lon Shelly returned from a children, Julia and John, moved school for the school year 1919 visit with his daughter at Browns- t° balem last week to be with 1920. The school board reserves the ville the first of the week. : Mr. Creech who has been em- right to reject any and all bids. | ployed there for some time. * C. Reynolds wife and daugh- W. A. Weddle. Clerk tier of Salem were in town this Mrs. Creech will teach in the j Salem school this fall. week. Five officers of the army and Piano Lessons Forest Mack and family are aero squadron were here this -■pending this week on a vacation i week looking for recruits in all in Portland. I can take a few more pupils branches of the army. They Lyle Lampman of Astoaia. is were camped in the Masonic for the piano at my home at visiting friends and relatives in grove. The party was headed West Stayton. Mrs. E. M. Gil bert. 5-22 tf Stayton. by Seargent Hillery. Mrs. W. D. Kitchen of Albany Donald Goode fell from a horse is visiting at the home of Mr. last week and broke his arm just THEATRE and Mrs. W. F. Follis this week. below the shoulder. The break -----STAR SATURDAY People dressed in Bishop made is a bad one and necessitated an J MAR* PICKFORD IN clothes generally look the best X-ray being taken to locate the ¿ on the streets. break. Donald is under the care ;* “Johanna Enlists” Mrs. B. F. Berringer of Me- of Dr. Beauchamp and progres- • SUNDAY hama. visited Stayton friends sine nicely. the first of the week. The foot bridge across the “Sawdust Doll” The best dressed men in town Salem ditch near the city hall »COM EDY-‘‘Lonesome Luke”; generally wear Bishop made was put out of commission Satur- WEDNESDAY clothes. day by a log which took away the JU S T W H A T YOU W ANT m ay “Painted Lips” offered in th is w eek'» w ant ad* Mrs. Ellen Follensby of Eugene foundation. A number of citi- b a rg a in . I f » a good Idea to look is visiting at the W. H. Humph- zens rescued the bridge and it fcComedy Green-Eyed Johnn th e m o v er every w eek. reys place this week. was repaired S u n d a y . ________________________________ Lee Bailey went to Portland Mr. Ledger-wood, superintend- Wednesday where he will look en* 9*ate fish hatcheries, was «■ up a n e w 'tru c k to use in his here the first of the week looking J transfer business. over the land in re»ard to the «. Mr* E. C. Lowe and grandson.; ■<“ « " * ° f * hatchery in this part ♦ Fire, Theft and Transportation Fredrick Burdick, went to Fox of the country. Mr. Ledgerwood » valley the first of the week where « “ favorably impressed withi th e , * Oregon Fire Relief Association they wilt visit relatives. poaatbthttea along the river here * Agent Farmers Fire Relief of Butteville, Ore, 0, . and will return again soon. T h e re , ♦ for New Jersey Fire insurance Co. The fixtures in the Slayton ja , th at , hatchery ♦ Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York State Bank building, have b e e n ; ^ ^ |ocated d o seto S ta y to n sold to a Washington party and Chas. Cladek says he is in a were this week shipped to their - peck of trouble and it is all on destination. account of people who go in Tony Schindler, who recently swimming in the irrigation ditch had one of his legs broken, is near his home. The land is leas oaok on the streets again. He ed by Mr. Cladek and he is re will he walking on crutches for sponsible for any damage done some time. thereon. He says he has posted First Class Confections. High Grade Pure Candies Fred Garb of Aumsville, had trespass signs on the property Fine Cigars and Tobacco the mislortune of having his ■ antj they have been tom down right leg broken at the ankle, an(j the fence has also been cut. Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks the resu t of being kicked by a jje wishes to take this opportun- cow. Dr. Brewer is attending ¡ty Qf informing bathers that they All Prices and Style Box Candy h’01, will have to find some other place Ralph Cole, who has been in which to exhibit their pretty« working near Salem for som e. forms in the future time, came home Sunday ana Stayton, Oregon will remain for a few days visit Wheat Seven Feet Tall ing his parents. Philippi & Pieser have shipped Talk about bumper crops, Mr. &***»**********•&*************»*************■*******} a car load of sheep and hogs to Crause. who has a fine farm and the Portland markets every week a large crop of wheat, has been for some time. This week they exhibiting a sample of the grain shipped a car of sheep. that measures seven feet. There Mrs. *P. D. Guth and little are a number of acres of this daughter Thelma, who has been grain which is in a sort of a draw, visiting at the E. D. Crabtree that is moist practically all home for the past two weeks, the time, and is so heavy that it j* j* j* O regon returned to their home at Port was necessary to cut it with the m mower for hay. The land is lo land Tuesday morning. J. F. Mielke has just received cated in the McAlpine district. a fine line of 12 and 16 gauge. Cord the stomach, washes out Remington and W inchester pum p1 the bowele, drives ott impurities, guns. Also Remington rifles helps the liver—it’s Hollisters We buy' anything in the Produce and single shot 22’s. Call and Rockv Mountain Tea. Take it line from Cascara Bark to a see these for excellent values. once-a-week during hot weather dressed cow. Will sell you any Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stayton and see how happy and contented thing in the oMerchandise line received an announcement this you’ll be. 35c. Tea or Tablets, from a knitting needle to a new week of the marriage of Luther Sloper’s Drug Store. threshing machine. Come and see Dunigan, who is well known Lookout For Fire here. The wedding took place This is getting to be the dry- i < California on July 19. season. Rememl-er your insur Pius Lulay went to Salem last ance. It is too late to get your Ore. ] w k k where he is employed in auto insured after it has burned. the McKenney loganberry yard. See Harry Humphreys for rates. \«++++*++ a a +« a + 4 * * 4 a a + a a + 4 a *+* a *+***++«*+******«*++** \ ,..b: The Stayton Mail is $1.50 Per Year [ oA Perfect Combination for Your Auto Engine Automobile Insurance Harry Humphreys “M O T O R U F E ” ASSOCIATED GASOLINE A N D H A V O L I N E OIL H as Stayton Proved S atisfacto ry to C thers TRY IT ONCE Revere Tires 15 per Cent Off GEM CONFECTIONERY jClark’s Tire House 319 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon J. A. HENDERSHOTT, Proprietor Balsiger & Son i Do you live “ from hand to mouth?” There is a system of living whereby Today may be made to provide for Tomorrow—this year for next year—the prime of manhood for old age. GENERAL £&r MERCHANDISE ■ SAVE ■ This one word tells the story. Just a little regu larly deposited in our savings department makes a pleasent ly sur prising showing in the yeais to come Capital $50,000.00 Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stayton,Oregon Balsiger & Son, Jordan, I \