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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1919)
SUPPLEMENT T 0 STAYT0N MAIL SEPT. 4, *19 Jordan Itema FIRST STATE CONVENTION OF “AMERICAN LEGION” PORTLAND SEPT. 17-18 New« Notes From Names and Prices of New Books to be Uused in The Calf Rib District Mrs. Wm. Brotherton is guest at the Woodards a t present. The Tin Peddler drove over Misa Bethel I^ewia came down Sam Peck’s foot the other morn from Portland Sunday to visit ing. Sam says a person’s feet Form er soldiers. sailors and her sister Mrs. Geo. Balaiger. get bumfuzzled when a cross marinea from every section of Mr. A rthur Beaver and wife eyed fellow comes along driving the atate of Oregon, will meet in who has been visiting a t Harve a blind horse to a buggy with Portland on Septem ber 17 and 18 Shelton’s the past few days, re wabbly wheels. for the first atate convention of turned to th eir home in Dallas, Jeff Potlocks, who has always the American Legion” , the na Sunday. borne the rep u tat on of being tional organization of men who A small son of Eloyd Shelton one of our conservative citizens, fought in the g reat war. was quite seriously injured S at has had his house papered with Scaaiona will lie opened at the urday by a horse. The hip bone newspapers containing nothing Audotorium at 2:30 on the a fte r being broken and and other but censored w ar news. noon of the first day with an ad bruise's made his removal to the Little Fid ty Flinders has been dress by Theodore Koosvelt. who, hospital necessary. unable to find any fleas on the with George A. White of P ort Quite a num ber from our vici toy dog he received for a present land, is credited with the con ception in Paris of the organiza nity have taken camping equip lately. m ents and gone to Thomas creek | Miss H ostetter Hocks will sing tion of former service men. Koosvelt refused at the nation berry patch w here they expect a solo at the Hog Ford church al c h u c u s at S t l^ewis to accept to remain as long as the berries next fourth Sunday. A large the office of national chairman last or till Ju p ite r pluvis turns num ber of people have decided th a t they cannot go on account but is a member of the jo in t ex- i his hose loose. of the fearful condition of the ecutive committee of which 17 j Mt. Pleasant Items roads.* members were selected at at St. I Luke Mathewlsa visited the store Ltwtt ami 17 at Paris Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shank I Election of state officers and at Bounding Billow Saturday and and son, Maude Smith, Roxana the nam ing of delegates to the laid in a supply of 1920 almanacs and Grace Shank and F>ank national convention of the Amer and is now busily engaged in ican Legion at Minneapolis, Nov Lam bert were visitors at Wilhoit peering into the m ysterious Sunday. em ber 10, 11 and 12 will be the future. chief objects of the convention! G. H. Ray was called to attend Sidney Hocks says th e re are in Portland. There will be ac- court Tuesday of this week. only two things th a t will cause a David A egerter is moving Mrs. person to roll up his pants a t the cretted delegates from every post of the American leg io n in the W. R. Kay and family toM cM in-, bottom and th a t is high w ater sta te there are'now 31 —but the ville this week. and loud socks. meeting will lie open to all m em -1 Dr, Findley of Salem removed Luke M athewlsa says the reas bers of the organization. the tonsils and adenoids for Mel on a lazy man does not work is vin Shank one day last week. because when he gets tired do The Senx and Laux family are ing nothing he has to rest. Laurence Smith, of Sublimity, spending the week in the moun had his righ t arm fractured at tain picking huckle berries. the rist while cranking a Ford 1). C. Ray of Echo is visiting last Friday. He is under the with home folks this week. care of Dr. Brewer. M. F. Ryan and family and Services 2nd 4th and 5th Sun Mrs. Frank Haberman spent days at 8:30 a. m. NEW BREAD MIXER Sunday at the capitol city. ----- o----- Wayne and Willis Huber spent Rev. Fr. Lainek. Pastor AT STAYTON BAKERY Sunday at the Mrs. Roxie Shank home. C. E. K ram er, proprietor of the Stayton Bakery, has ju s t in-j Delphia Brenner spent one day stalled a half barrel bread mixer last week with her grandparents Preaching every second and in his place of business. He will Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lam bert. fourth Sundays of each montn, A num ber from this neighbor also install an electric oven soon. m orning and evening. Morning Mr. K ram er says there is no hood are going to spend th e next services a t 11 a. m. and evening thing too good for his customers. few weeks at the hop yards. services a t 8 p. m. Sunday school each Sunday The Misses Crystal. Bessie m orning at 10 a. m. Mr. Thruston Thomas and wife and Roxana Shank were Salem S. L. Bojce, Pastor. attended the A rcher sale Monday. visitors one day last week. St. Marys Church Baptist Church Our Schools This Year Subject, A uthor and Title A griculture— Davis: Productive Farm ing % .84 A rithm etic— Hamilton: Essentials or arithm etic .50 1st book Essentials of arethm etic .65 2nd book Civil G overnm ent— Hughes: Community Civics, with Oregon Supplem ent (con- ditioned th a t supplem ent be bound or pasted inside 1.00 D raw ing— .16 Industrial and applied a rt books, 1st .16 ..............................................2nd “ “ “ “ 3rd .16 ..............................................4th .16 .20 ..............................................5th ..............................................6th .20 ..............................................7th .20 .20 ..............................................8th G eography— .56 T arr & McMurry New Geog. 1st book .96 “ 2nd “ ** “ ** 1 book ed Fairbanks Home Geog. for Pri. grades .47 H istory— Gordy: Stories of American History .53 American Beginningr in Europe .53 1.00 Mace: School History, 1919 edition Language— Potter, Jeschke & Gillett: Oral and .45 W ritten English, book 1 M 2 68 Physiology and Hygiene— Winslow: Healthy Living, book £ 1 .31 .43 Reading—For Basal Texts: F assett: Beacon method of reading prim er .29 " “ ” 1st reader .29 .22 N atural Method, prim er .26 1st reader .31 " “ 2nd “ .35 •* *• 3rd ” .39 “ ” 4th “ .45 5th “ teachers’ manuel Baker & Thorndike: Everyday Classics .52 6th reader .56 7th reader .56 8th reader Spelling— * .25 New? Word Speller, 1st boook .25 ........................... 2nd book .25 ........................... 3rd book Akin: “ ” M astery 1st and 2nd grades .256 W riting W riting Lessons for Prim ary Graces Palm er Method of Business w riting Business and High School Edition Business Forms Pad Dictionaries—W ebster: Elem entary school Secondary School -x-x x**x**x**x**x**x**x**x**x~x**x<' I FURNITURE Of All Kinds l ^jd*Book* DANCE • « • • Price without Old Book $ .96 .52 .68 1.32 .16 .16 .16 .16 .20 .20 .20 .20 .72 1.24 1.00 .60 .75 .75 1.00 « • u *. it .56 72 .52 .64 .36 .36 .32 .37 -44 .50 .55 -64 .56 .68 .82 .72 .36 .36 .36 .32 — .15 .20 .25 .10 .90 Agricultural Lime »hould be ap p lied in e arly fall an d w in ter O R D E R N O W to avoid delay in sh ip m en t. P rice $2.50 p e r to n . f. o. b. a t G old Hill. M inim um o rd e r 30 tons. C ash w ith o rd er. O REG O N S T A T E LIM E BOARD A . B. C O R D LFY , SE C R E T A R Y , C O R V A LLIS. O REG O N IN STAY TON 2 Charter u Oak Ranges Every Friday Night \ : Heaters Large and Small We Buy, Sell and Exchange all Kinds of Furniture, ; ; —Stoves, Etc.— “We Can Save You Money’ ! Frank F. Richter 3 77 Court St. - - - Salem, Oregon M uddy ( qmplexion B eaucham p's Hall § | Hunt's _ 4=Piece O rchestra The snappiest dance in the valley. Managed by Paul Burris Gentlemen - $1.00 LADIES FREE I > > ■ > ..;.<..X~X">«X*.X"X~X"XK~X~X~X~X~X~X-X~X-X~X~X"M~:--X~X~X~>-- •-:**x--x**x-*i“X-*:--x**x**x~>*x*<*-x*<*«> our c om plexion is muddy. You look hag Y gard and yellow. Your eyes are losing their lustre. T h e trouble is with your liver. Take Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will correct that. Then avoid meats, hot bread and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk e ..y day, and you will soon be as well and as beautiful as ever. Price 25 cents per bottle. Chamberlain’s Tâbîets «■ « ♦