STANDARD
Largeat Circulation in Stayton’g Trading Territory of Any Newspaper
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S T A Y T O N . M A R IO N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , S E P T E M B E R 6, 1916.
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Friday and
r. Oct. 6-7
S. H. Heltzel was in Gervais
Saturday, going to attend a meet­
ing of Odd Fellow#'. ► This meet­
ing arranged for the Marion
County I. O. O. F. District Con­
vention - to be held at Gervais
Saturday/Oct. 14.
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RURAL ^CREDITS
LAW AND HOW
IT WORKS'
A REAL SALE
H. lioltzel gives
Mrs. Horace Lilly left Monday »*•• .
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atiun that the for a visit with her parents at 1 h in ^ S
N eC eS S a ry
tors of the Stay ton Corvallis.
___ K’iation has sot- v Mr-, and, Mrs. W. F. Follis,
lay and Saturday, < )cf. Mrs. A. C. Thomas and Konnetji
> tha (lavs on which and I/mene Thomas motored to
will be held,
These . Albany Monduv.
In discussing the Rural Credits;
muffle time for
According to the Fortland Tel­ law, Mark Woodruff, assistant!
libitora to get ready their j
egram a marriage license has secretary in charge o f the Oregon |
ft. tho State fair will he
been issued in that city to W. It. Development
bureau,
writes j
jh harvested, so
Meyers and Miss Mary Rieger, a from Portland to the Salem Com-
stand in the
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■Jaufffher o f A. Rieger- of this mercial club as follows:
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xhihil and a big
fa
city.
“ Farmers avail- themselves of j
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fingo re- this law through organization of |
turned
Thurstlay frorii a
ie premium
Weeks outing at Cascadia. ' •'» more farmers may' incorporate a
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ition;
National
Farm
Ix>an
association.
Rye
seed
or
feed,
f#r
sale
or
ir are preparing
le managers of will exchange for wheat, deliv­ The loans they apply for must
aggregate not less than $20,000.
is to make this ered at Gardner’a^iill.
Each individual loan must he for
24t4
J. A. Etzel
best fair yet held
not more than $10,000or not less
•Vffyone who can is
Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank, of
than
$100.
[exhibit. Hring Shaw, visited at the V. I). Sloper
The
loan may not exceed one
igetables, fancy home Saturday.
half
of
the fair appraised value
chickens, live
That he will recommend in his o f the borrower’^ land, plus one
make the event
annual report that the legislature fifth of the insured value of his
pass a law establishing a stand­ ! buildings.
ard for a loaf of bread is the
Each member o f the Farmer’s!
brought in a
Statement
given
out
by
Fred
G.
j
association
agrees, to purchase!
le h
Rtrgar beets one
He has several Ruichel head of the state weights ()ne share of loan association
its planted and and measures department. In- at a par value of $5 for each $100
vestigations made by the dis-1 borrowed,
-
amount of kale,
trict
sealers
show
that
a
five.
The
borrower’s
land
is
not
li- L
Ifeed to his cattle
cent
loaf
of
bread
varies
in
able
for
the
payment
of
the
loan
P m s insuring the
rmmt
weight from 10 1-2 to 15 ounces. 0f another member o f the asso-
Brewer dairy the
and a ten cent loaf from 21 1-2 ciation and his real estate is not}'
pty of milk.
to 30 ounces. Tho variation o£ tied up in any way
The local
family are in- an oi nee on a loaf makes a dif- association must be composed
on
Ferry Darby for fere rice of approximate $175.000 |y 0f farmers w ho own, live on L
|ng beans.
A.
in \j\p .total of bread output. ¡and cultivate their land. Each
The fifth wedding anniversary
Salem
Journal
luggy and single
local association passes on the ,
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lo f Mr. and Mrs. Karl Titus was
dcon dition ; also
Miss Mary-Rieger returned to application of every member, ¡ tU„ ._________ t. ____;„ n ..__ .1 ___
the inspiration for a jolly gather­
springs.' Will be' Portland last week.
H jr, sister both as tpjiis character and the
ing at the Titus home near Kings­
Hilda accompanied her f< or a value of the land. The loan may
ton Monday evening. As this
Grant Murphy.
short visit
be made for not less than five
is the “ wooden wedding” anni­
years nor more than forty years.
versary the guests presented
The rate pf interest is 6 per
Mrs. Titus with a handsome tab­
cent.
The loan may be paid
ouret.
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at the end o f five years if the
Among those present were:
circumstaUces of the borrower
T: W. Creech and family, Mrs.
permit.
Tresa Philippi, Mrs. Vilas Phil­
The Federal Farm Loan Board
ippi, Lon Titus, Harry and Hazel
has sent out warnings to farmers
Downing, Marie Henkle. Misses
thruout the country, warning
Della and Ina Harold. Chas. and
them against bogus solicitors
Frank Peters and Clare Van
who may approach them for put^
Derbeek, a relative of Creech’s,
ting up funds for organizing farm
from Alma, "Mich. ^ Various a-
loan associations.
ihusements furnished entertain­
The Standard enjoyed a call ment throughout the evening. A
One day last week from R. O. delicious luncheon was served.
IS STILL ON
To
Take Advantage
Of Law
E very Article is Reduced!
Calico -
5c
Apipn Ginghams • - 5c
Dress Ginghams - 9c
Percales, *32 in» Bookfold 8ic
rPercales, 36 in.
ill giv#
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Fancy Zephyrs
Toweling, 10c,
Toweling, 15c,
10c Cotton Bats
f
FAIR
N O . 24.
20c Cotton Bats
75c Cotton Bats, 67c
MER GOODS
S'
The hüt x reather* is here. B u y ' a fancy
piece of wash goods.
This line is too large to put in all the prices,
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erything is on display at* reduced prices.
MAYO’S CASH STORE
way
Celebrate Fifth Wedding Hewitt's Grove Is To Be
Anniversary
Joy Place
thirfg9 listed to keep the young
heart happy.
A eommitte has been at work
during the past few days clear­
ing up the grove and making ar­
rangements
to make this a rod-
“ Rain or shine there will be
doings in the Hewitt grove half letter day in the lives o f all who
a mile east o f town on the river attend.
road FridajrTiy the Methodist
Ged. Keech is m Portland this
Sunday school and Junior League
week serving on the grand jury.
young people before and after
Dr. Beauchamp is having his
the spread put on by the women”
said
Mr. Lockhart yesterday. cottage, which is occupied by his
“ Those going up the road should mother, repaired. Chas. Lamp-
turn in at the gate with a flag on man and W. F. Blakely are do­
it and thus they will bring up at' ing the carpenter work and John
Van Handel is building a new
headquarters! ”
It is the plan o f the church chimney.
people* according to the pastor,
J. B. Bradshaw, of Mill City,
to pull off some great laughter
is visiting at the home o f his
provoking stunts, among which
brother A. E. Bradshaw.
will be the spud race, womans
Mrs. Warren Richardson and
race,
wheelbarrow race,
fat
man’s race, g irl’s and other con­ children returned Tuesday even­ j J ' m
tests, to say nothing o f the war ing from a week’s visit in Port­
game, the ball game and other land.
ALL PAPER
e have a big stock of
rall papet in the latest
patterns and styles.
ICE OIL STOVES ARE BEST
7 ,
to clean, easy to handle,
well and give satisfaction,
the thing for hot weather.
Stamps given with every 10c purchase.
H A R D W A R E COM PANY
TON,
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OREGON
NOTICE!
ITOMOBILE OWNERS
[nly Garage in town that is fire
proof. W e can do work cheap­
er. We, have no fire insurance
to pay.
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idle Auto Accessories of all kinds, Gasoline
Mis.
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Gasoline 20c per gallon
iuaranteed.
,A D E K ’S
GARAGE
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Thomas, of Turner, and Mr.
Gault, a banker of Bend.
The
gentlemen, with their wives, had
motored through the Waldo Hills
and came to look over Stayton.
Mr. Gault was much pleased
with the town and surrounding
country.
An item mislaid in the rush of
work last week was one men­
tioning the fact that Master Nor-
val Fisher had returned from his
visit at Goldendale, Wash.,where
he went with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McCrow.whr
will he remembered as having
been injured in an Auto accident
at Salem early in June. Norval
was away since June 12, and ap­
pears as though the visit agreed
with him.
Mrs. Wm. Ortman and child­
ren Came the first o f last week
from .Function City for a visit at
the Adam Schleis home.
Billie
came Friday, and the family re­
turned Sunday to their home.
Frank Waters, of Salem, was
in town on business Friday.
For sale or trade—auto in good
running condition—cheap. In­
quire at this office.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pietrok
from near Shelburn. were trad­
ing in town Friday.
To The Circus. -
it ¡a
The Hamman - Stout Co. will
run two auto stages to Salem on
Saturday on account of Barnum’s
circus. Leave in the morning at
7:45. In the evening at 6:30.
$1.00 for the round trip.
Hop Gloves and
Shoes for Hop Pickers
Mr$ and Mrs. Nick Zimmer­
man, from east of Sublimity,
were trading in town Monday.
T. B. Riggs is quite sick at his
home. He had a fall from a tel­
ephone pole recently, but was
out soon again, and it now ap­
pears that he should have kept
quiet for a longer, period, as the
trouble seems to be intestinal.
A t last reports he was feeling j
considerably better.
John Goodman and family, o f ’
St. Johns, visited friends in town i
the first of the week.
Sunday morning at the Meth- ,
odist Episcopal church the minis­
ter will preach on “ Inasmuch as
ye have done it unto one o f the
least of these my drethern, ye
have done it unto me.” The
general public
invited.
The
evening topic by the pastor will
be “ General Naaman.”
The
Epworth League has taken up
its work again and meets at 7.
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A few pairs of Oxfords and Pumps
left. Some as low as 75c. .
LANCEFIELD
ilTIE “GREATER OREGON”!
W it h n e w b u ild in g «, b e t t e r e q u ip m e n t, and
m in i, a d d it io n , t o It * fh e n lty , th o V n l v e r . l t ,
. o f Orecon w ill b egin It. t o r t , - t i n t year. T u n -
dny. Septem ber I t , I b i d .
Sperlnl tra in in g In Com m erce, «Voarnnll.ni,
A rch It ret ure, l e w , lftedlei ne.Tenching. L ib ra ­
ry W o rk , M n .tr, P h y .lrn l T ra in in g nnd Pine
A rt*. L a r g e and .tr o n g dep a rtm en t, o f L ib e r ­
al Kdarntlon.
L ib ra ry o f n . n than bb.bOd volu m e., fit-
i teen b u ild in g , fu lly ««D ip p e d , tw a .p lea d ld
g ym an .lu m *.
T u itio n P ré «. D o r m lto r lc . fo r a w and fa r
w n a e a . Ex p e n .«. L o w e d .
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