The Stayton mail., June 14, 1907, Image 8

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F I R E
Mut. H um I iiir purchased the C y r u s >
Clark place, just across the river from
Stayton in Linn county.
Work in being pushed on the Salem-
Mehama Electric road. T he Stayton-
Mchumu line ccenia to be laid on the
shelf.
l)r. Brewer rci>ort» un increase in
the census us follow«: n gitl, at the
home of Merton Silman, I'nion Hill,
Friday; and Sunday, a son at Win.
Brothertons, Lyons.
The large cherry tree in 1’. Frcrea
yard was blown down by the wind
Tuesday m orning. It was so badly
decayed at the roots th a t it is a wonder
, | it hua stood so long.
Jos. Ditter, of Aunisvillc, was in
town on business Monday. Mr. Ditter
is still in the grain buying business, |
and is also adding some high grade
live stock to his farm.
Miss A nna Binkley, who had a lin­
ger injured a t the Woolen Mill last
week, returned to work at the mill
Monday. The finger was not so badly
damaged us a t first rc|H>rted.
S A F E
Entire stock of highest class
merchandise to be disposed
of in 15 days.
Ladies Waists
Lace Curtains
Cotton Blankets
Wash Goods
Embroideries
Gloves
Silks
Belts
Linens
Hen’s • Clothing
Furnishings
Neckwear
Dress Goods
Ribbons
Hosiery
Underwear
Handkerchiefs
Laces
Prof. H. T. Cummins, of Portland,
magnetic healer, will deliver a lecture
in the town hall, .Stayton, Saturday
night, J u n e 15th, a t 8 p. m. Admis­
sion free. Everyone invited.
Rev. B. F. Rowland will preach at
the M. E. church Friday evening Ju n e
‘21, at 8 p.m. l i e will hold an adjoun
ed session of the third quarterly c o d
ference at 7 p.m. the same evening.
Hill Bros, have leased a lot from the
Gehlen estate near the (iehlen store,
and have begun the erection of a large
building to be used by them ns a cigar
• tore and billiard hall. We under-1
stand th a t they also contem plate add­
ing a bowling alley.
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Be Sold Regardless
| of Price**An Opportunity
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of a Lifetime.
| You W ill M ore Than M ake Your
t E xpenses by A tten din g This Sale
W e will pay railroad fare on pur
chases of $25.00 for 25 miles
and on purchases of $50.00 for 50 miles. Buy round trip
ticket and when you have made your purchases present
your return coupon and paid bill for the goods bought to
manager on floor and the cost of your ticket will be at
once returned to you.
FREE EXCURSION
Sale Begins Wednesday,
June 19ih, at 9 a. m.
JOS. MEYERS & SONS,
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THE LOCAL FIELD
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Cherries for sale. Call on Alva
Smith.
WOOL W A N TED —by the Stayton
Woolen Mills.
Df. Beauchamp was in Portland the
first of the week.
J. N. Jones, of Cottage Grove is
visiting in town.
R. Hambel and Mr. Gist wereat Mill
City Wednesday.
F. A. Schubinger was in Salem on
business Tuesday.
W. H. Cooper went to Portland on
business Wednesday.
Get your Roach Harbor Lime at
Korinek & Mielkies.
Get your shoes repaired by Lance-
field at Sm iths shoe store.
J o h n Baily had Igs right elbow dis- !
located Monday while working in
Brown’s logging camp.
Dr. Beaucham p reports the birth of
a daughter to Mrs. Roy Crabtree, at
Mill City Saturday.
Mrs. F. F. Foster returned the first!
of the week from a visit with friends
at Salem and Woodburn.
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FO R R E N T —T he F. Silhay house
in Stayton, a t .$0.00 per m onth. For
further information inquire a t this
office.
Mrs. J. M. Kitchen left Wednesday
for Grants Pass where she will visit
Mrs. Ida M cHargue-Hansen and other
friends.
E. T. M atthieu, Henry Sm ith and
Joe Fisher made a trip down the river
from Mehama Sunday in a boat, and
secured some fine trout.
I also build stone and con­
crete walls. Send for cir
cular and price list and I
will convince you that my
prices are right.
L. L. THOMAS,
For
Spraying
TREES
spraying
Stayton Pharmacy
Buggies, and all kinds
of Farm Machinery.
Agents for McCormick Harvesters.
Stayton,
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Oregon.
Paint Results
Results count, what a
paint does, how it works,
how many square feet it covers,
how it dries, how it wears—
these are the things that count.
Taken Up.
Iron-Tone is immediately taken up by the blood and thus begins its
good work ns soon as taken.
For sale by all druggists. Price 50c. Let ns send you our little booklet
"Renew Your Vitality,” which fells you what Iron-Tone is and what it will
do. You can have it for the asking.
OR OV ER M E D IC IN E CO., Woodburn, Or.
We have on hand
second
Harness, Wagons,
STREFF
Stayton, Oregon.
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DEALERS IN
meets all these requirements
better than any other.
It is m ade very carefully from
best materials, mixed together
thoroughly and ground very
fine by machinery designed
and built by The S-W. Co. It
is always uniform in quality,
color, consistency, and work­
ing and wearing qualities. A l­
ways fu ll measure. It will pay
you well to use it for repaint­
ing or on new buildings.
If you are in need of a mon­
ument I am prepared to
furnish anything in the
monument line. I have a
line of samples with prices
that will interest you.
Monday, the 17th, there will be a
Good 100 acres for rent. Call at meeting at the school house for the
this office for further information.
purpose of electing two directors and
B. F. Klecker and son Ben, of Shaw, one clerk of the school board.
were in town Wednesday.
W. E. Thomas and wife visited Mrs.
W. F. Klecker made a business trip I Orchard at the home of E. Farnum in f l O W
to Portland the first of the week.
Marion one day last week. They re-1
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Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hobson were in port Mrs. Orchard in very poor health.
Portland several days this week.
J*. Freres and G. B Trask are having
W. L. Freres has purchased the stone walls hu iltalo n g their properties
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Boedigbeimer five acres, lying between adjoining the Salem race.
When
the Crabtree and Lents places. We completed these improvements, will
understand he contemplates platting add m uch' to the appearance of the I
property.
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it into town lots.
-Korinek & Mielkc-
T he S herwin -W illiams P aih t
Marble, Gran­
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There is nothing mysterious
about successful store keep­
ing.
Nothing surprising
about the large business we
are doing in all our lines and
the many goods we are sell­
ing. An ordinary store—one
just about like the other-
gets ordinary business just
like the rest and has to fight
hard for it, but a store like
this, that steps out in ad­
vance of the rest, distin­
guishes itself for better mer­
chandise and gives better
values. That is the store
bound to build a reputation
for itself and get the confi­
dence of the public. Ours is
the store where you’ll find
it a pleasure and a profit to
buy. Try us.
Kerber & Klecker.
Caldwell & H u n tly are building a
large shed onto the front of their chair i
factory. This will increase their stor­
age room and also give thsm a place
to load chairs without getting them
wet in rainy weather. This firm has ,
been filling some large orders for their
goods lately.
Old Mr. Holsfus, who resided on Me-
Cully m ountain, wns killed the Inst ofI
last week by a tree falling on him. '
He was watching some men fall a large
tree, which fell in such a m anner th a t
the old gentleman was caught by it,
and his thigh fractured. Dr. Brewer j
was called,but the shock was too severe
for recovery. He was ubout 78 years
I old.
The United Artisans m et in regular
meeting nnd the following officers
were elected: Joe Taylor, Master A;
Mrs. J. M. Kitchen, 8upt.; Mrs. Anna
Stayton. Sr. Con.: H arry Porter, J r .;
Con.; Mrs. G. Thomas, Iusp.; John
Taylor, Mast. Cer.; Wm. Weddle, Sec.;
Willis Caldwell, TreAs.; W. E. ami (».
Thomas, Field Commanders.
j Monuments
A Successful Store.
Why?
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The Y*P. S. C. E. of the Christian
N o t l f « of f i n a l S e t t l e m e n t .
N otice Is h e r e b y k Iven l l i s t t h e u n d e r s i g n e d
church met in a business session Ju n e
a d m i n i s t r a t r i x of t h e e s i s t e ol J . It. Karley, de-
0th, 1907. The following business eca se d. lias filed In t h e C o u n t y C o u r t ol tin ­
n i a t e of O r e g o n , lor t h j C o u n t y of M a rlo n , h e r
was transacted; W. E.T hom as in the final a c c o u n t a» mieli a d m i n i s t r a t r i x a n d t h a t
chair. Officers elected for the next 3 ^ . 1 ^
as tin- t i m e , a n d t h e C o u n t y c o u r t room In
six m onths: Pres. Wm. Weddle,: Vice liny
t h e C o u n t y c o u r t h ouse in S a l e m , M a r l o n c o n n .
place, for h e a t lint said a c ­
! Pres., Nora Crabtree; Sec., Jessie Good­ c t f o , u O n t r r a t n n d n , a ll »• o b Ihe
j e c t io n s t h e r e to .
man; Treas., Willis Caldwell; Organist
D a ted a t Salem .O regon, t h is .Mth d a y of May,
KUZAIIETU LOObfc,
Hallie Shelly; Ass't Organist, Grace 1W7.
A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of t h e e s t a t e j } l J , B. F a r le y ,
| Crabtiee; Mr*. G. Thomas, Cor. Sec.
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