Mr. O. F. Phillips of Portland
an old friend of Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Wilbur is a week-end guest at
the Wilbur home.
Get the cloth for your winter
coat at the Wilbur Woolen Mills.
You can save money by doing so.
W. H. Gibson and daughter
Mrs A. H. Lee, were in town
Read the add of the Wilbur Wednesday distributing some
Mr. Emmet of Albany spent a
State Fait posters and premium
Woolen Mills this week.
few hours in town Wed.
John
Lau
was
here
from
Salem
I'***8- Mr- Gibson says this year
Everette and Lloyd Morley
for an over Sunday visit with his
^a' r w*" surpass anything
were in town Wednesday.
familv.
yet held and that there are a
Roy Porter was attending busi­
’ t __ . . • . ____, » number of fast horses in the
Mr. Ives, booking agent for;
A
ness matters in town Saturday.
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n .u-
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racing
string.
1 he Mail , aeknow-
the Mack Sennett Bathing Gins. . , *
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Peter Deidr«ch and family
ledges
a
pleasant
call from Mr.
was in town today.
spent the week end at Portland.
Gibson.
Dr. Brewer reports the birth
Box office at the Star Theatre
I of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
will be open at 7:30 until further
Forrett of West Stayton on Aug­ BATHING GIRLS MAKE A HIT
notice.
ust 27 th.
Now when some notible comes
G. C. Acker and H. O. Bever
John Kintz and sons purchased tv» town like William Grape Juice
of Gates were Stayton visitors
the Wm. Kornish farm in Fern Bryan all the democrat«« turn
this week.
Ridge last week.
out and look him over. When
A large crowd of young folks
Jean Cladek. the four year old the circus comes to town the kids
from here attended the dance at
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. of the town have their day. But
Sublimity last night.
Cladek was operated on, Tuesday, it takes an attraction like the
Mrs. Lois Mvers has been for the removal of the tonsils Mack Sennet Bathing girls to
get the dyed in the wool fan.
spending a few days with her and adenoids by Dr. Brewer.
I At least that was the conclusion
mother Mrs. W. A. Rigg here.
Mr. Lynott. the railroad pro- from looking over the bald heads
Atty. V. H. Massey w as at- niot9r> was here Tuesday. H e , that were so prominent among
tending to legal business at Sa- jeft Wednesday for Bend where the huge crowd at the Liberty
theatre at Astoria. Mr. Harry
lam the first of the week.
he will confer with other railroad Humphreys has been able to se­
Messrs Riggs and Nendel re­ magnates.
cure them for Wednesday night.
Thev have played in all the larg­
ceived a carload of mill feed
James Sampson of Shaw had er cities and are stopping on
Wednesday of this week.
his right arm nearly severed be­ their way back to California.
John Pieser has gone to Wend- tween the elbow and rist. He 1 Prices 40 20c including war
ling, Orogon, where he is runn­ was brought to town and his in­ tax.
These are the regular Mack
ing a donkev engine.
juries dressed by Dr. Brewer.
Sennett movie girls appearing in
Loren Wilson left Tuesday to
^ W. Holford came down from in person at the Star Theatre
return to his commission. He B|aCk Rock last week and while Wednesday night. Prices 40 20c
will sail around the horn.
here purchased the 25 acre track including war tax. Nothin g loud,
Mrs. M. J. Smuck and chil- west of town of Tom Crabtree, rough or boisterous.
dren returned from a visit with Mr. Holford will move his family
Portland fridnds this week.
here soon.
Wm. Kerber and wife are re-
Mr. and Mrs. Rossel returned
joicing over the arrival of a to Stayton last Friday, from Cot­
daughter last Friday.
tage grove where they have
Andrew Raucher of Golden spent the past five months. Mr.
Dale. Washington is shaking Rossell has been employed in
one of the large condensaries
handg around town today.
M. H. Titus and wife, of King­ there. They will remain here
ston, were Albany visitors the for the winter.
H. E. King from the Waldo
first of the week.
Hills
was in town Saturday after
Mr. and Mrs. G. Korinck came
Friday and Saturday
finishing
his thrashing season,
up from Portland last Saturday
for a visit at the Alexander home which amounted to 19 days The Great White Trail
There was no preaching at the steady run. Mr. King says they 1
SUNDAY
Christian church last Sunday on didn’t make a big run but man­
account of the death of the Pas­ aged to grind out 4500 bu. in one
DOROTPY GISH IN
day on the old Lou Griffeth farm.
tor’s siste.
“The Hope Chest”
J. A. Cox, of Springfield. Ore-
Several of our townspeople
have gone to the hop fields this *on- has been visiting with T.
WEDNESDAY
week.
The picking will last H. Thomas and family the p a s t:
week at Jordan. This week they |
last about three weeks,
“Follow the Girl”
are spending a few days with
Mrs. J. F. Mielke returned
Mr. Cox’s mother, Mrs. Sarah j CNM EDY— “MARRY MY WIFE”
from the Salem Hospital last
Cox, in Stayuon.
I
week where she lately under went
an operation.
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Miss Clara Mielke who has
spent the summer at Gearhart,
by the sea, returned home this
week to attend school this fall.
E. C. K ramer the Bakery man
furnished the lunch for the
hungry people at the Archer sale
last Monday.
Joe Fisher, Chas. Stowell, Jack
Jones and Thos. Smith composed
a party that went to the huckle
T h e biggest and best assortment in tow n at pop­
berry patch the last of the week.
ular prices.
The Misses Ted and Edna
Caldwell left Monday for a two
N ever did w e make such preparations as this sea­
weeks visit at The Dalles with
son and never w as our showing so immense.
their sister Mrs. Paul Illings-
worth.
In spite of the reported high prices w e are show ­
Several of our young people
ing remarkable values in our entire line as our gar­
took in the famous Famous Bath­
ments are bought direct from the manufacturers at
ing Beauties at the Bligh theatre
N e w York and Philadelphia— in many cases person­
in Salem, this week. They re­
ally selected by our representative in N ew York.
port the scenery fine.
ws
Purses and
Leather Novelties
Coin Bags
Bill Books
Ladies Purses
Leather W allets
Leather Novelties
Sloper’s
Star Theatre
KttKiUMUtatawatauMMiatatiUUtatatatiWK
Bring y o u r
<
Evergreen
Blackberries
To Us.
Mrs. Ed. Mielke who lias been
visiting at the John Mielke home
here for the past three weeks,
left for her home at Portland
the f r s t of the week. Miss
Helen Mielke accompanied her
for a few days visit.
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$14.75 to $50.00
L A D IES’ SU ITS
$22.50 to $55.00
High Grade Pure Candies
Fine Cigars and Tobacco
Hot and Cold Fountain Drinks
All Prices and Style Box Candy
CRATES FU R N ISH E D -
J. A. HENDERSHOTT, Proprietor
Doll’s Cash Store
Stayton,
Oregon
THE STAYTON BAKERY
HOM E M ADE BREAD,
C A K E S A N D C O O K IES
NO ORDER TOO LARGE
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E. K R A M E R , Proprietor
STA Y TO N
OREGON
Save Today for Tomorrow's
Needs
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Do you live ‘‘from hand to mouth?”
There ¡«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.
T h is saves all the middleman’s profit.
LA D IES’ COATS
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
First Class Confections.
We Pay the Top
Price in Cash
READY------
Ladies’ C o a ts AN0 Suits
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Luthy
have been enjoving a visit from
Mr. Luthy’s brother, Edward
and wife and daughter, of Bend,
Oregon.
Wm. Nendel is back from the
harvest fields of Eastern Oregon.
He reports the crops in that sec­
tion as being the best in many
♦ r
years.
County Commissioner J. T. i .i >
Hunt and Countv Road Master
Culver were in town Tuesday
looking over road matters.
GEM
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C H ILD R EN ’S COATS
■ SA V E ■
$6.45 to $12.50
‘O U R PRICES A L W A Y S T H E L O W E S T ”
This one word tells the
.
story. Just a little regu­
larly deposited in our savings
department makes a pleasently sur­
prising showing in the yeais to come
C apital $50,000.00
SA LEM
Com . and Court S tre e ts
OREGON
Formerly Chicago Store
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Farm ers & M erchants
Bank of Stayton,Oregon