The Stayton mail., June 21, 1907, Image 8

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F IR E S A L E
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Entire stock of highest class
merchandise to be disposed
of in 15 days.
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Ladies* Waists
Lace Curtains
Cotton Blankets
Wash
* • i Goods
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Embroideries
Gloves
Silks
Belts
Linens
A. 1.. Shrcvu l>a# a force of men at
work putting in his new water wheel.
E. 1‘. Schott and Anton Vaullamlel
were down from Sublimity Thursday.
The Albany Democrat says Orchard
is certainly entitled to a pair of horns
ami some cloven feet. The Democrat
man knows what’s right.
T iik M mi . Inis neglected to mention
the new electric lights at the K.
church, which add much to the ap­
pearance of the edifice,
j At the school meeting Monday U.
♦ W. Murphy was re-elected director
♦ and K.Shepherd was elected to succeed
♦ S. Darby. Mrs. Clots. Stay ton was re­
clerk.
X elected
korinck A Mielkc have sold to
Frank l’ietrok and Frank Van Ehr- <
man a n ’Advance threshing outfit, I
V complete, which they will run during
the. threshing season.
Mrs. L. 8. Lambert returned last
week from Portland, where she had 1
♦ been as a delegate to the Grand Lodge
: ♦ O. K. S, She reports a good time as
a a splendid session of the Star.
: well Albert
Roy left the first of the week
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♦ for Portland where he has a good
♦ ♦ position. He was obliged to give up
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♦ his work there a couple of months
ago to come home and assist his father
♦ in the store here.
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AUCTION sai .»: a t IIOKSKS.
♦ ♦ ❖ There will be a public sale of about
lti head of well broke draft und driv­
: ♦ ing
horses in Stayton, Saturday, June
29th, commencing at 1 p in. Reason­
able terms.
A. F. A pplk .
Geo. Plaster, Slayton’s new barber, i
is now nicely located in Korinek A
Mielke’s building and has already so- i
cured a good patronage. He is a No.
1 barber und a genial gentleman. He
\ expects
to move his family here from
Corvaliis soon.
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PUBLIC SALE.
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There is to be a public sale of jersey
cows and heifeis, also cream seperalor,
tester, silo, two-horse cultivator, hogs, j
etc., at the Rliotcn farm 1} miles west
from West Stayton, on Thursday,
June 27.
These cows arc the result of years
of careful breeding and weeding out. ‘
A few are fresh now but the majority
will be fresh this fall. All bred to u
good registered jersey bull, and will be
sold to the highest bidder.
First from the Looms.
When the Stay ton Woolen Mills
project was liist launched, G. D. Trot­
ter placed his application for the first
ten blankets manufactured ami last
E'rtday secured them and placed them
in attractive display in his store w in­
dow.
They arc handsome blankets
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i and well made. The Btayton Woolen
Mills is turning out blankets equal to
any ami superior to most of the blan­
kets on the market.
Hen’s Clothing
Furnishings
Neckwear
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Dress Goods :
Ribbons
Hosiery
Underwear
Handkerchiefs !
Laces
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| Must Be Sold Regardless
$ l of Price^An
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Opportunity j
of a Lifetime.
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You W ill M o re Than M a ke Y o u r
E xpenses b y A tte n d in g T his S ale
will pay railroad fare on pur­
FREE EXCURSION We
chases of $25.00 for 25 miles
and on purchases of $50.00 for $0 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.
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JOS. MEYERS & SONS,
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SALEM, OREGON.
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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 & Kiecker.
Buy Binder Twine
OF
-Korinek & Mielke-
|Sale begins Wednesday,]
June 19th, at 9 a.m. I
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A Successful Store.
Why?
There is nothing mysterious
j Monuments
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l)r. and Mrs. C. H. Brewer were in
Salem
Thursday.
l TH E LOCAL F IE L D \
The Misses Eliza and Dena Roy were
in Salem Wednesday.
E. Roy is having
a
new
barn
built.
Good ICO acres for rent. Call at
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Cherries for sale. Call on Alva this office for further information.
Smith.
Mrs. Caldwell is visiting in Dallas f
Get your shoe* repaired by Lance- with her son# Dennis and Deimer. .
field dtliSmiths shoe store.
Stephen Weber and wife of Sublim­
Mrs. W. E. 'Thomas and Lou L. ity, were trading in town Wednesday.
Thomas were in Salem yesterday.
Mrs. Lafe Hill, of Salem, spent Sun­
Mrs. Geo. Xiebcrt, who has been day in tow n. Lafe is here attending
quite sick. for som<> time, ia .reported to the construction of Hill Bros, new
better.
bpilding.
Mr. Proffit, of Cent'ralia, son-in-law The new pump for the municipal
of Mrs. Shelly, is visiting at the Shelly water works system has arrived, and
home.
looks as though it would fill the re­
Lester Wylder, of Spirit Lake, Iowa, quirements.
is a guest at the home of his uncle, VY. W. S. Watters has improved his
F. Wylder.
residence by p new coat of paint, a new I
Mrs. Maud Watters Harlan and ba- porch and a new walk. A good ex-
by are visiting at the home of her par-. ample to follow,
ents, Capt. Watters and wife.
Dance to*morrow(Saturday)
Rev. T. S. Fowler, of Turner, visited night.
Ldu’s orchestra.
in the city Tuesday and preached
Tuesday evening at tiie M. E. church. The Brown log drive is altovc town a
Alfred Holbrook an old resident of I s»>ort distance. Over two, million feet
Fox Valley, died Thursday, the 18th ¡u-the gdfive, and the mill is now
aged 80 years. The funeral was'held turning tout tots of railroad ties as well ,
the following day at Fox Valley.
as other hnnbcr. ,,,
A rscenr.’estimate of ‘ the »Census Strnyrd—-two pigs, w.< igbtf, about -I"
Bureau MidicStes that tire present pop- lbs each, mostly black. Any person
illation of the United Btat»is is83,041,- returning them or reporting their
610. This is an increase of nearly whereabouts will be liberally rewarded.
A. D ritto , Staytou.
8,000,000 people in six years.
Marble, Gran­
ite or Bronze
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.
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.
Stayton,
Oregon.
A full lihe of Repairs for McCormick Binders.
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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.
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T he S herwin -W illiams p a in t
M ADE
TO M I N T
OUI LDI N O S W I T H
meets all these requirements
better than any other.
It is made 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 full measure. It will pay
you well to use it for repaint­
ing or on new buildings.
L. Stayton,
L. THOriAS,
Oregon.
STREFF
THE FLIES
First Aid.
Iron-Tone is the first aid to health—it help# digestion, soothes the nerves,
brings
rest to the sleepless and builds up the entire system.
Are beginning to be trou­
For sale by all druggists. Price 60c. Let us send you our little booklet
"Renew Your Vitality,”’which tells you what Iron-Tone is and what it will
blesome, so get some am­ I do.
You can have it for the asking.
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GROVER MEDICINE CO., Woodburn, Or.
munition and start the
good work. Fly killer, fly
Nolle«, o f M n a l S e l l l e n i e n t .
NOTICE.
Notice I# hereby al veil Hint the undersigned
is hereby given that my wife, administratrix ol the enisle of J. II. Kerley, de­
paper in both poison and I,ily Notice
lins IIled In the County Court of the
M. Hwick, has left my bed ami ceased.
Stele of Oregon, for the County of Marlon, her
board
without
just
cause
ami
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will
linei account a* such administratrix and that
sticky, and fly powder al­ not !>*• responsible for a n y debts ru n - Inly, T 1 il 'si, 1,-1 -1*0,?V
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the hour
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a. in. of salii
traete«!
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Hu-
time,
mid
the
County
court
room
in
ways on hand at
the Connly court house 1 11 Salem, Marlon coun­
Stayton Bank Building.
Pharmacy
D a te d J u n e 8 1007.
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ty, Oregon, ax the iliaci', for heating said a«'-
and iillohjertlons thereto.
Considerable good work lias been count
Hated at Salem,Oregon, this Hlh day of May,
KM/ARKTH M imm K,
done on tlie streets of town the past I *17.
Administratrix of the citate of J. H. Farley,
i few days, and they arc much improved. deceased,
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