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Semi-Annual
Clearance
Sale
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A NKWSI’APRR, NOT AN OROAN
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STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON. JULY 26, 1907.
T w elfth Y ear .
N umber
2^
To Central Oregon.
Jud*on Harmon, Cleveland’* attor-1
ney
general, warning again*t federal
That Harriman will construct it
usurpation,
say* la-iter have no eon- |
rmlrimil into 1 »tru 1 Oregon, preanill-
stitiltion
than
have it ignored.
itltly by mi extcmdon of the Corvallis
mill Kaatcrn, aero«« the Ciucade«, Itev. Zed llertzel Copp, of Washing
within nix month«, in tin* opinion *>4 .ton, announce* that after fourteen
F H. Htnnley, who lia« just returned year*’ investigation he hn* discovered
from it trip through tint interior of the that heaven is in the *tnr Alcyone
atm« with JwliiiH Krutt*chnitt,direct- and hade* in the nun.
or of iin*iiit€.*iiMii<'v mid operation of The Portland Commercial Club re­
I have not sold out nor had a fire, but to close
lh« llnrriiiinn system.
port* that during the past three week*
out odds and ends of Spring and Summer goods
Mr. Htniilvy wn* originator of the the
travel
into
Oregon
from
the
Hast
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ill «it of taking Mr. K ruttnchiiitt thro ha* t.een a* large as at
as has been my custom for the last 13 years, I
time dur­
I 'i ' i i t r a l Oregon mill h'ft ThurMlay ln«t
ing
t
I k - Lewi* A ('lark Kx|»o*ittnti, and
with a party of 10, including General many of the visitor« are l>ecoming fa­
now place on sale dependable goods—not sec­
Manager O'Brien, It. B. Miller, W. W. miliar with the opportunities afforded
onds—at prices that you cannot pass by.
Cotton, Oeorge Itoachke, J. Bdward« hy the State, a large number of tour­
and Oeorge Stanley.
having made atop* at five or six
Th« Ureal men, ««cording to Mr. ist*
Shoes
¡aiint*
in different part* of the State.
Htanl«y, were inticli *uiq»ri*ed at the Many town«
in
tin*
*tate
are
using
At S«mi-Annual Sale
growth of the country in the pu«t two their
At Our Semi-Annual
At Sale Prices
effort«
to
indue«
the««
visit­
$100
value*
in women’« white
year«, while Mr. Kriittnelinilt wit* as- ors to locate in their vicinity. Stay-
Clearance Sale
canvas Oxfords, sale price .05 $15.00 Mens
10c Kerry Cord «ale price 7c yard.
ton min'd at the development the ton ought to put forth tome extra ef­
Dark Grey clothing
rotinlry had made without nieau«~T>( fort to secure new residents
1 25 value« in women* white
18c Dotted Swiss Muslin sale price
semi-fitting back,—the suit
truiiniiort.ition or other factlilien for
canvas Oxford* *al price .05
12Jc a yard.
for
summer
1907
sale
price
.$11.00
the growth of iln trade ami tran*pnr- A company lia* been organized at 1.50 values in womens white
16.50
Mens
Small
’Dark
Grey
7c figured lawn sale price 4;j.
Corvallis to build a railroad from that
tatiou of it« product*.
Check Worsted suit the pat­
canvas
Oxford*.................$1.13
city
to
Al*ea.
The
road
is
being
sur­
Mr. Burnley state* that while no di­
tern that all neat dressers
6c Shirt Calico sale price 4|.
rect *tat«m«nt wn* made liy Mr. veyed mid the right of way secured. 1.66 values in womens white
12.15
wear
sale
price....................
18c Merceline Silk* sale price 12J.
canvas Oxfords, «ale price 1.35 25.00 values ip mens suits—
car* of *tecl rail* are already on
Kriittnelinilt it i* hi* belli! that ton-
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«tructiou on tlit* new line will be be­ the ground* and *ix additional car« 1.50 values in mens white can­
35c White Mercerised wash goods
what. is called invisable
sale price 25c.
gun within *i* month«. The Corvallis' are on the way. The men who have
vas Oxfords...................... 1.25
checks ail wool— a beauty
.this
project
in
tin
rid
are
Corvallis
bu»-
and Kaaturn route will lie clio*en be-
sale price..............................17.00 50c White Mercerised wash goods
(ireat reduction on men«,
can*« of the fact that it i« now in op­ ones men and are all luiMtlera, and
14.00
Mens Gray suit—looks and
sale price 39.
womens-wnd children* Vici
eration to the Numniit of the moun­ there i* no question but what thu road ; patent
wears
like $18 pieceof goods
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Oxfords.
sale price................................10.75 ®reat Reduction All Along the Line
tain, the pa«* aero*« the range i* easy will he completed. The country thru '
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of Wash Goods.
12.50 Mens suit—certainly great
and tiie co»t of con*trnrti'>n will be which the line will pa** lia* long | $5 00 values in Htayton Woolen
value
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9.78
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Mills gray wool blankets. $4.10|
not more than one third of wlmt it needed a road and is a good section of j
Don’t hesitate any longer
12.50 Mens suit now reduced to 9.65
would take to build down the De*- country.
about
buying that new dress
Mens womens and children’«
A lot of odd* and ends of
cliute* river, the other route mention­ Some merchants and other busine**
when
such prices are before
straw and crash hat* at one-
mens suits $15,-16,-14,-12,-10
half
price.
you.
ed.
etc at one-half price.
complain liecause tbe peeoplu do
Mr. Stanley »tat«« that more than men
Odds and ends of womens
If a person would offer you a twenty
not
patronize
home
industrie*.
This
Our regular 7c calicoes
1,000,000 btinliel* ol wheat will lie har- pa|H-r i* a home industry. It lias ad­
dollar gold piece for $15, $13 or $12 or
fancy shirt waists at 50c -your
are the same as others
one-half ita face would you not take it
ve*tud in the Agency Plain* and liny- vertising space to sell, but the com­
choice-a great hargain-$2 75,
ask
9 and 10c for and they
if you had the money—sure you would.
stack country this tail.
,
12.50, $2.00, $1.50. $1.00 shirt
plaining
merchant*
do
not
buy
any
of
now give you greatly re­
Thi« is just what 1 am offering you in
KrutUclinilt left this morning fur it. If one of our citizens wants a cer­
waist at only 50c each.
clothing now.
duced prices by sskiug 7c.
tL.-ea*;. It i* expected Uint he will tain article and doe* not find it adrer-j
make n report to K. II. Knrrinmn con­ lined in the home paper, what does lie
cerning hi* central Oregon trip, nod do? In most ru*e* lie send* to the
probably recommend for or aguinnt
order house. By intelligent ad­
railroad con*truction into the upper mail
vertising our merchant« can keep
De*chutes country.—Portland Journ­ 'much of the trade at home that now
Bast S I.e p of All.
al
goes toother places.—Jefferson Review. ; "I *«*e that an eminent physician de­
clares that two hours of sleep before
midnight are worth more than six after
T l f K V . A K.
One «lay last week we spent a few that
hour."
J til) n Senders, road master, of the hour* in Lyons. This village has ini- . "Nonsense!
with a full line of
hour* of sleet* after
C. A K. returned thi* noon on a motor1 proved considerably in the past throe ! you’re called In Two
the morning nre worth
from Detroit, where last night lie com­ year*. Trask & Brotherton have a more than anything
else.” —Philadel­
pleted a 24 mile trip east over the i large general store, R. W. Speer has i phia Tress.
proposed extension of the road. He lately opened up ft nice clean stock of
* accompanied hy Siiprcntlhdent
merchandise, and Peter J. Ncnlen ha* "Haven’t l Conflicting.
you,” asked tho
Kevins, K. D. Cusick and John Holl*! purchased the Henry Lyons store. father, "always told
to
tell
the truth?"
iugsworth, the former of whom will All are doing a good business. Henry j "Yes, you told me that,”
the youug
return to Albany thi* evening* They j Lyon« is now in Ireland. The saw man admttted, “but at another time
found about twenty miles already mill of which he was the promotor, is! you told me never to become the slavw
Superior Drills. • Canton Plows.
graded, in pretty good condition, a being moved to Albany. This institu­ of a habit." j
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section in the mountains with rails, tion never did much husiness, and is
indicating a pretty easy railroad build­ called by the Lyonsites the "hot air”
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ing job if undertaken. The trip is a mill. The creamery is a neat, well ; Foreign Exchange
somewhat rough one with a good deal conducted affair, and is doing much
of undergrowth lip along thu way. to benefit the ranchers in that vicini­
They all enjoyed it, though. It is ty. While not much as a farming Those who have occasion
hoped something big come* out of it, country, the neighborhood of Lyons to send money to the OLD
hut experience lia* taught tia to wait 1 t.An i*. m„de H tine dairy country. I
and see.—Albany Democrat
The Uatliolic people have built a neat CO UNTRY can get for­
This is undoubtedly the best time of the year for
little church at Lyons,
hik I have occa- I eign exchange at this bank.
A Qood Result.
'
making your spring purchases and you should not
Under the operation of the new sional services. Since our last visit 1 We are now prepared to
allow
this one idea to get past you. This store is
1’urc Food Laws, linking powder* now there the town has improved consider- 1
tilled with seasonable goods priced where you can­
generally hear on the label* a *tate- ably in appearance. A little paint issue our own drafts direct
will
change
the
appearance
of
a
place
not afford to neglect your needs. We use every ef­
ment of the ingredients. This i* of
fort to impress this upon you. Nothing but the prop­
utmost importances because of the wonderfully. Lyons has a repon for on banks abroad.
er things will be seen in any of our departments.
harmful ingredients used in many i live little
tt"‘‘ town.
in time
to m»ke ,l
case*.
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Royal Baking Powder is known to Attempt To Burn College
he a the only baking powder made of 1
Building At Sodaville.
STAYTON. OREGON.
Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, and this An attempt to burn the fine college’
Cool dainty fabrics in various designs and styles. These are es­
n o doubt explains its greatly increased
building at Modaville, resulted in fail­
sale here.
pecially timely just now. The stock we have bought was to sell
from some strango cause. Fire
Careful housekeeper* are taking ad­ ure,
and sell quickly. That means that the opportunity will not
was started In two places. Under tbe |
Sallowness Transformed
vantage of thu protection which the stair
landing
in
the
corner
of
the
last long. Price* on the these have been placed with the idea of
to Dusky Beauty
Laws afford, and are examining nil building the tire got a good start and
A dark jkin becomes fascinating
seeing that our customers received the best values, and at the
the reading matter on the hack of the | burnt out a space of several feet in the !
when delicately »oft, underspread
with the radiant glow which indi­
same time to insure our having them move rapid{y.
label before adopting any brand for floor and a large hole in the wall, and
cates a healthy, active skin. Robcrt-
use in the home.
ine keeps the skin refined in quality,
then either was put out or went out.
keeps pores free from clogging waste
When in place of the words Cream I 11 another place a hole two feet wns
and stimulates the tiny capillariesto
of Tartar the words "alum" “alumi burnt out but the wall was only
contribute thecolor which charms in
blonde and brunette alike. Robert-
»r “phosphate of lime” appear I 8c„rc|ici|t Some think it the work of
ine is certain protection against tan,
among the ingredients, they heed the cMU,rerlt w,,0i wlieil they ,ftW what
sunburn and freckles if applied be­
Fancy prints and other goods in a variety of gray
warning and avoid baking powder* t|,ey h«d done, put it out, while others |
fore exposure to sun or wind.
Spreads
like
sn
imperceptible
sheen
and colors. Handsome low price prints, lawns and
Containing the^e substitutes.
think it incendiary. Still others think
of game overskin surface, formings
percales. Everything the market affords.
A French priest,just arrived in New it is the work of an insane person.
’ 1 stimulating and preserving a
I
delicate,
lustrous
beauty.
We invite you to inspect our stock.
York, says Catholics of his country No reason can be given ns no bad feel-
J lé ftir Dr*trid TODAY
will take America ns a model and ing i* known to exist. The building
Ar s frm ism fit %f
• seek complete independence for the cost about $5,000 and has only $1,250
church.
I insurance.
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Mens Summer Clothing Dependable Wash,'Goods
best
T h re e
wh
G. O. TROTTER, Stayton.
Here we Are Again
Double Harness Thompson Buggies
“ kory Wagons
Korinek & Mielke,
PROFITABLE BUYING
STAYTON STATE BANK
Wash Goods
Cotton Goods
Gehlen Bros.
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