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STAYTON. MARION COUNTY, OREGON, AUGUST 9, 1916.
NO. 20.
Have a School *“,he
ftand*rd,n(i M“n
Celebrates ______
‘ Anniversary •
to receive donations, also at the
office of the Secretary in Stayton.. Last Sun day..morn i n g eight j
This Fan?
All donations will be published in auto loads of Catholic people froth
the Standard and Mail from week Stayton and vicinity, journeyed
to Week unless requested not to do to Lyons, where services were
so by the donor. Subscriptions held to celebrate the 21st anni­
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can be made by letter, and paid versary of the entrance of Rev.
later if desired.
Father I ane, or Albany, into the
I have sold m y stock o f Dry Goods to D oll’s
Mr. Ileltzel, as Secretary of the priesthood.
1 .^ 1 H I the most progressive
Cash Store and have entered in to a contract to
yet undertaker, to in­ Board of Trustees, has adopted
The Lyons church is one built
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reduce th e stock to a certain figure in a lim ited '
farm land girls to remain on the following slogan for the rais- under the ministration of Father
instead of (locking to ing of funds for the fair: “ If Lane, and was filled to overflow-
time. In order to do this must put the entire
yon can't boost; don't knock," fng on this occasion,
It also has an invig-
and to show his good faith in the
High Mass was held at eleven
effect upon older people
stock o f dry goods on sale at prices low enough
the fairs
grange,
*leU. These
are parent-
recotn- j enterprise has subscribed $10,00 o’clock, « Rev. -Father Line
to induce you to buy for future needs..
fair fund, preaching a sermon that was
irfed by sociations, churches,: toward the school
cl-ubs and other en- j K very body donating wilt lie en- greatly apjn-eciated. In the af
Rem ember th is will be a genuine sale just
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titled to one year’s membership te^noon the people gathered in
organizations, and to the association for every did- the grov’e, where short ta lks were
as. advertised.
N o goods marked up, then
file Strpporl « f every tar donated. We warit to raise m ade by Feather Lane. Henry.
down, but every article with old price and sale
to have a school fail­ $100.00 this week, Wlio will he Lyons, whose name the town
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bears, and others.
price in plain figures.
le re is only one way to next?
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? Refreshments were served and
k.v enterprising citizen
j e m e UOOCl r a r m s ■-* it was a day very much enjoyed
Date o f sale and prices in next issue. Save
it a part of his pri-
by
all,
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liess to help the good ’ After-fifteen years residence
your m oney and eggs to take advantage o f
It will require from in Stayton, the writer made his The Rev. Father, in whose hon­
these great reductions.
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’$.‘{00.00 to-make the (irst trip Friday last into “ Happy or the event was held, has during
it a success as itshnidd Hollow,” the valley northeast of his residence in Albany, built up
town,.through which -flows Mill not only his local parish, hut has
r five or thirty of our Cre«*k. '►»Ur. G. F. KorinekJ>eing also «lone much toWard the up-
ftizens could subscribe called professionally to the •*- farm " building of the church in other
it within twenty-four of Rvron Williams, we were giv­ localities.
it is saf«* to say that en the privilege of a ride. We The choir from . the- Stayton
Scarcely be missed in found along the road through the church was present and furnish­
Traffic in Souls” **********»& < M w ta * ir«***«**«*«»«^
‘Last «firing theparent- “Hollow," some fine farms, ed music during Mass.
| ks < elation took up the homes of the Denny’s, English’s, j
Saturday night, at the Stayton !
movement, a consti- Phillips, and others. The -crops j
Theatre," will be presented the
bvdawa were adopted lQMk«*d>fine, and about ready for
W. F. Pennington,, of Ma'ns- thrilling pictures, “ The Traffic
r«j of five trustee^-«di*ct- the harvest. We had been totd , field, Wash.,'has rented a part
in Souls," depicting life in New
lage the business end. of some fine farming country in j Gf the. Nendei barn, and for the
York’s underworld, and sHowrng
of trustees consists of this section, but found the ranch-j past week has been busy at work what takes place in this great
TH E UNIVERSAL CAR
[eat
Fery.'Geo. Keech, E. C. '©*■ ahead of our expectation.
1 with a force of men getting it in city when most of the peo|
E. M. Olmst'ad and
I hey are building some go<xl : shape for a first-class garage, asleep. With its thousands of
lei riel. Ittr. Fery was roadp-into 'the Hollow, most of' jvir, Pennington will install asjpeople
of all classes and nation­
President ami S. H. Helt- the farmers own autos, and with soon as possible the
necessary alities, the- underworld of New
ftary of the Boardr
good roads a trip to the city will machinery for repairing, and will York is said to have the largest
Hod are. desirious of «!«>-
a ,„alp.r 0f minutes..
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have a first-class man in charge criminal element of any city in
ioy can to make th„* fair
of repair work. *’
the wortd. These pictures are
However, it will re-j J. M. Brown was in Stayton
The location is a good one and taken in the actual haunts o f‘the
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»peration and assistance Monday and visited the former
?ry gool citizen. You Silvert«*n residents living there, there is plenty of room for the people whom they represent.
There will be no raise in price.
storage of a numlier of cars.
f. o. b. Stayton
down your hammer, if Mr. Burson and Mr. Eiseutfart,
The
Maxw’ell
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well
spoken
of
.one, and work, donate both of whom are quite poorly.
These prices are positively guaranteed against any
by those acquainted w ith autos, ' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hochradei,
can spare and ask your Mr. Burson is past ninety years
of
Roseburg,
are
guests
at
the
reduction before Aug. T, 1917, but there is no guar­
of age. He lived here in the and we expect to see him dispose W. W. Elder home. Mr. H. is a
to do the same,
antee against an advance in price at any time.
of a number in this vicinity.
foments have been made pioneer days. —Silverton Tribune.
merchant in that city.
Some merchants say that it Governor Withy com be has de­
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not pay to advertise, yet cided th at hereafter he will not
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<• some of these same merchants extend gubernatorial clemency as
would holler their head off if the freely as in the past on account
local paper published ads. for of -the many impositions practiced
Sears, Roebuck & Co. We won­ by those serving county jail sen­
der why? As long as they claim tences.
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Is the Place to Buy Fruits and Nuts*
i it does not pay,-they ought to be Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Siegmund
glad to see S. R. & Co. waste
of Lone Pine Farm, near Stiyton
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♦ their money.
have
been
visiting
their
sons
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[question that Hhould
id by every good cit-
»^^^■ptaytnn and vicinity,
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are now recogniz d'
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M AYO ’S CASH S TO R E
Q A New Qarage
I New Prices Aug. 1 /1 6
Runabout, -
Touring Car,
398.00
413.00
PETER DEIDRICH
'he Gem Confectionery!
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Jaff. -Rossell had a peculiar ac­ R. and L. K. Siegmund the past
atermeIons>on Ice
l cident
happen him Thursday last. week .... L. K. Siegmund and
He was coming to town with a wife will leave this week for an
load of shakes, when near the outing to the mountains.—Gervis
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, \ Standard
officstone wagon wheel Star.
came off, letting the axle onto
B. Klecker, Sr., B. Klecker, Jr.,
The burr had come
Walnuts, Peanuts, Etc. ♦ off the the ground.
and Ed Amont returned the first
axl?, and was found near­
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Place Like Home
Make it comfortable and save work by covering
four kitchen floor with
LINOLEUM
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fe have a new supply just in. Handsome patterns,
Quality the Best.
DON'T FORGET we are headquarters for
iding Twine, Machine Oils,
Rope, Belting, etc.
& K Stamps given with every 10c purchase.
,LY HARDWARE COMPANY
STAYTON,
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ly at Kingston. That the wheel
managed to keep on for nearly a
mile is something peculiar. No
damage was done.
Mrs. G. F. Korinek and Miss
Marian Alexander returned Tues­
day evening from a visit in the
home of their sister, Mrs. W. C.
Parry, at Junction City.
Peter Deidrich was in Portland
several days this week, "Buyers
Week" being the attraction. An­
ton Heiderer assisted in the store
during his absence.
Miss Elizabeth Cornelius, of
Turner, is a guest at the home
of Mrs. L. S. Lambert.
Tues­
day the ladies enjoyed dinner
with Mrs. Lucy Kearns.
Coming from the country after
dark last night an Albany driver
discovered an auto standing still
beside the road and, slackening,
asked: “ Do you need any help?"
Just then it was discovered that
the driver, a young man, hap
evidently.been hugging his girl.
He responded, “No!"-Dem ocrat
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of the week from their auto trip
to Bend. While away, Ben Kleck­
er, Jr., purchased a ranch near
Bend, and expects to move there
in tht; fall.
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Etzel were
Stayton visitors Sunday. Mr.
Etzel has recently purchased a
No. 9 Birdsell clover huller, and
will hull clover for himself and
others this fall.
D. B. Hill, of Mill City, visited
his parents, A. Hill and wife, and
other friends in town to-day. He
was on his way home from the
capital city.
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Word has been received that
Oscar Kauffer, son-in-law of E.
C. Lau, has been called to duty
on the Mexican border. He is a
member of the regular army hos­
pital corps.
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp
and Constance, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Thomas and Louine, mot­
ored to Wilhoit Springs in the
Dr’s. Buick Sunday. They re­
port nearly 300 autos at that re­
sort on that day.
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Change in Delivery
" Beginning to-morrow, Chas.
Gehlen’s store will hereafter have
its own delivery,and goods will be
delivered twice a day—morning
and afternoon. Persons having
anything to send to the store can
phone and the article will be
called for. This increase in the
number of deliveries a day will
be appreciated by the buying
public.
Read Mr. Gehlen’s adv. You
will find in it some money saving
prices.
Constable Cooper of Salem, was
in town yesterday evening
his
way to Mill City on special busi­
ness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of
Shaw, were Stayton visitors
Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. I* A M.
Olmsted
left last Thursday to attend the
Sta te r r ito r ia l
meeting of the Stab
ìdford. I They
Association at Medford
|ii in Asnland,
also visited friends
their former home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Shepherd I
Mrs.’ C. M. Holford attended 1
meeting of the Marion County
Veteran’s Association at Silver-
ton last Thursday. They report:
a large attendance, an excellent-
program and a splendid tim e.
There were addresses by Mayor-
Potter, L. J. Adams, Depart­
ment Commander Hall and Judge»
Galloway. Officers elected were
Joseph DunneUs, president; M r.
H endricks,, of WoodDurn, v lc e -
pres ' Mrs. Emma Cobb, of Sil­
verton, secretary; Gil eon Stof*.
of Salem, treasurer Brice M o-
Hi n ley, marshal; Fib. oizate
Smith, of Salem,deputy marshal.
H. J. Mutschler rod Harry»
and J. P., George and Norm«
Davie, motored to Alt-ea Sunday.
They report better finning in
Santiam.
Mr. and-Mrs. L. J. Schott
Miss Delia Prange, *>f Fa#
have been visiting at lie Pro
home in Sublimity th pset *
Mr. Schott has retur d to
gene, the ladiea rent ;
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longer visit.
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