The Stayton mail., December 13, 1907, Image 1

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THE STAYTON MAIL
Ily E. Ü. ALEXANDER.
STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON. DECEMBER i*, 1907.
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Subacrlptlon , $1.25 P E R ANNUM
A. N K W 8 H A P ER, NOT A N OROAN
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Oregon Items of Interest.
Portland Or*-g., f >***• H'h. 11107.
The
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of Portland on Dee 3d proved that
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Orient »nd Kimniu. Y ■•duj-<y on Uro»,
of Vladivostok, ufier fTi-tking « ilinplu)
in one of the principal »In*** wimlown
of the city, re uoved the di*pluv «od
ufter it whu i-rowneil und niirroimdeil
with Aitu-ricnn und Rimniun II «kt*• it
wnn photographed, und in to I«* r* pro
d u e e d in color* (or internuti-Miul nd
Vi-rlising. Thun the glory of tin- Ore­
gon «pple goes ii mu ml the world The
dinphty wnn 11 ti umili I hecniue mont
of the hoxen were nhown ready for
ocean nhipnient, eueli em umd in bur-
luti. Vuriei i«-n of upple* included the
W ili ter Ballami, Ortley, Hyde n h mg,
in January. Titern will l>c illustra*
tioiiM of lin- prominent
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manufacturing iii»tuli**ii«, ** i ««I a mii ii
her oí residence*.
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printed, making thin edition « first-
e! « nr «dvertining inediiliti Mini nino giv»
inj; it chance ( o r copien to he neiil lo
friend*.
VVe will publish picture* of reni-
doni e» free, the only eu<t being the ex-
peline o( I he eut, which will lie from
I I 50 to 12 CO. according to the *ir.e.
Person» definin' ii pielure of their
home in thi* edition will please leave
word ni * he office, und we will do the
rent
An thin will lie the lirnt il I iif tru t-
ed edition ever gotten oui in Hinytnn,
we «lenire to m ike it u credit to our
tow i., m ' ii I hope for the encouragement ¡
mill llnnlntam-e of nil who are iiitercnt
ed in Hiiiyton'* welfare.
Mini Arkansas Hlnck.
le t im puhlinh a picture of your
' Pr ifjtuhle Adveriiniug,” publi*h«*d
hoime, your »ton* or your factory. Letk
ni Honton unii mie of thè h-uding jotiru-
make thi* edition u “ Rummer."
nln of it* ehnrueler ili thè United
Htulen, repriullicen thè letterliend of
Commercial Club.
thè Oregon Development J.engue ili
There u g-»*ul nttendanee at the Cluh
itn Decemher n tini tur, inni priutn no meeting Tuesday night la*t.
exhnuttivc lettcr from thè Secretary
I'u rt in I report* were submitted by
telling of thè l.eugue'n uutliod nini railroad -mil laundry committee», |
accomplinhment». Oregon in nntion- and they were allowed more time to ?
«lly known for bei development work.¡complete rejxirtn.
October and November ntatinticn for
Seventeen new memliern were added,
wheat and Hour shipments from Port- making a membcmliip now of 42. The
Inii<I «ml Puget Hound |>ortn arc par­ Cluh liopen and expect* to have a
ticularly interesting a* nlmwing the membership yf 100
immeunc resource* being converted in­
The next meeting will be Tuesday,
to actuul c.inh in Oregon and XX'nnh- the 17th.
ington. 7,A34,()IU bimhel* of wheat
A Bound Institution.
and 640,012 Imrrcla of flour are the ex­
The Slayton State Hank is about
act figure**, yet it must In- remembered
the
only institution of its kind in the
that the crop m only ju*t getting un­
state
that has practically continued
der way in earnest.
During the two month* of Fall col­ business in the unual manner during
onist rate«, Sept. Int to Oct. -'list, the the holidays. Mauy bkuks have paid
Denver Jt Km Grande Railroad sold 8- out ncurcely any money on check»
081 homeseekers’ tickets l«» the North- and none no lar as we know have casli-
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We are showing our usual large line of Xmas goods.
All new 1907 patterns~a real “ Santa Claus
Headquarters.”
west, which was an increase of 2,817 <*d cream checks except our home
over last year'» business, or more than hank. 1 his hunk ha» casbe«! Haxel-
50 p« r cent.
wmal checks during the holidays, and
Tliu meeting of Oregon business lui* paid out all money that its custom-
men at tiic i ’ortland Commercial Club era needed. This action on the part of
on the 1st, followed by the announce* 1 * be bank lia» minio it many friends
meni of Gov. Chamberlain that the , mid many new deposits have been
present holidays would I k * ducoutinu- mini«- »¡nee the bank scare begun,
ed after the 14th, have been the most U*e hank is carefully and conserva-
discusseti events of the week. That lively ctinducted, and hn* plenty of
the representatives from forty commi- cash to
itien should unanimously unite in res­ their funds.
olutions forcefully expressing confid­
ence in the outlook and financial
strength «if the entire state is in itself
indicative of constantly bettering con­
ditions.
Attend the Silver Medal Contest at
the Presbyterian Church, Mtlinmn,
Friday evening, Dec. 20th. The con­
test will I n - given under the auspices
of the XX'. C. T. U. by the Htayton Con­
tent class and a splendid program,
Special Edition.
with sp«*cial music, in Ix-ing arranged.
TllK M a i i , in preparing for a s|a-cial Program begins at 8:00. Admission,
illustrated edition to he issued early 10c. Children under 8 admitted free.
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HOLIDAYS
In consequence of the Bank Holi­
days ceasing after the 14th inst., we
wish to announce that we are prepared
to do business just as we did before
the Holidays were proclaimed.
Those that desire to have their mon­
ey can do so by making the fact known
to us and there will be no squabble
about it here.
We also wish to thank our many
friends for their support and good sense
which they have displayed during the
present stringency—every accommo­
dation consistent with good banking
will be theirs to command.
Dolls
Toys
Banks
Books
Bears
Rattles
Rings
Drums
Caariages
Pictures
Plaaues
Baskets
Trays
Games
Drums
Boats
Horses
Cars
T runks
Banks
Mirrors
Gold Novelties
Silver
Doll Hats
Doll Shoes
Doll Heads
Pocket Books
Hand Bags
Novelty
Purses
Waste Baskets
Wall Pockets
Stand Covers
Pillow Tops
Handk'fs
Toilet Cases
Smoker's Sets
Manicure Sets
Perfumes
Toilet Sets
Postal Cards
Postal Albums
Scrap Albums
Photo Albums
Black Boardss
Hobby Rockrs
Xmas Cards
Suit Case
Men's Suits
Womens Suits
Coats
Cloaks
Slippers
Etc., Etc.
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Xmas Special
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Xmas Special
$18 Ladies beautiful red and $25.00 men's beautiful black
blue Suit, appropriate Xmas overcoat, Xmas special $19.85
gift, for
$12.00 $15.00 men's dark cravenette
$17.50 ladies beautiful semi- coat, with red pin stripe, Xmas
fitting coat,1907 pattern $12.00 special, now for
$12.65
Xmas Special
$15.00 men's small black check
Suit, Xmas special
$12.45
$5.00 men’s pat. Blucher Lace
Shoes, now
$3.95
$6.00 woman's patent button,
plain toe Shoes, now
$4.85
G. D. TROTTER, Stayton, Or.
To Our Patrons.
You will notice on our price list of
Electric Lighting that Jill Dwelling
lights are to be used only till *J:30 p.m.
at the prices named therein. W e are
now running an all night service and
should you wish to burn your light all
night an additional charge of 20c per
light per month will be made for Dwell­
ing lights and 25c per month for busi­
ness houses for each light of 10 caudle
power. Should you not need the light
all night and wish to save the extra
expense please observe the above rule
in turning your lights off.
Here we Are Again
with a full line of
Double
Harness
Buggies
Wagons
Thompson
Milburn
Old Hickory
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S tayton K lectmc L ight C o .
A. J. Richardson Dead.
Just as we go to press we learn of
the death of A. J. Richardson, at the
home of liis son, XX'. Y. Richardson, at
Salem. He had heen in poor health
for some time and his death was not
upexpected.
STAYTON STATE BANK
Stayton, Oregon.
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Superior Drills.
Canton Plows.
Korinek & Mielke,
OREGON.N ’
the larynx canses a spasm which ject mersed for 20 minutes or longer
An Elgin, Illinois doctor says a per­
son can be reviv«Hl after he lias been cl°ses the lungs, nnd prevents the en- Following this the old and ordinary
methods of restoration are resorted
undcr water for six hours and suppos- trance of water for the period of nine
to.” He says he has never failed to
ed to be dead. He says further: “ It days, until relaxation commences,
revive his patients by resorting to the
is impossible for a drop of water to Drowning, so calle«!, is merely suspend-
above methixl.
enter the ej^ings
Ipngs of a person who enters ed animation, and not death, To re-
WANTED!
the water alive. This is in contradic­ store animation I proceed first to
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exchange
lumber for a good
thoroughly
warm
the
body
chilled
by
tion to the time honored belief that
young
work
horse.
Call on or address
the lungs of a drowned person are fill­ long submersion. This is accomplish­
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ed with water. The water striking ed \v*th hot water, in which the sub-