The Stayton mail., May 15, 1908, Image 8

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| The W. I \ Klecker ¿tore is the ^
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Creator of the “One
Price W ay.”
Our Special 10 Days Sale closed May 13, and business
has resumed again its normal condition except that
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t here are many things about this young store that ^
* will vitally interest you.
Low Prices W ill (Continue
for some time. A few months vet and you will think)
of fall and winter supply. Why not buy now, while
prices are in easy reach of everybody.
Our stock is
No More in the Hands of Lewis Bros. Co.
But is sold again according to our own fashion, for cash
and all kinds of produce at its face value. Send us your
veal and we will get for you the highest market price.
If you are in need of building material, call in or drop
me a card or use the phone and I will see that you get
what you want.
Qenasco Roofing is the best. Sold by
Sonic people told us we
'couldn't make a success ot this store by having
| “ guaranteed one price” on good clothing.
1 hey ar-Sj^.
i gued that the sliding scale price plan had been in °Pcr' f l f
[ ation in this city tor so long a time that the people V ,
’ could not get accustomed to any other method. B u t ^ f”
these people underrated the intelligence of the public.
| That the public appreciates the advantage of buying
> “ the one price w ay” when that price is the lowest in V»
| town, is shown by the manner in which the store is* £
- growing.
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S W e also carry a full line of ladies dress goods, shoes,
! notions, and will gladly make your acquaintance in-g*
t the one price plan.
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Your iriend,
mr
W .F . KLECKER. |
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B. FRANGE. Sublimity, Ore.
FOR SALE— Fir bark heating stove
A Great Game.
wood.
l \ <a U cords to a load.
$‘
2
.25
One of the greatest hall games ever
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T H E LO C A L F IE LD ;
per load. Inquire of Frank McDon­ played in Btayton came off Sunday be-
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tween the home team and a team
15-t2
Meets every -M
from Lebanon. After “ gooae egga" on
h lui till .Mon­
The foundation for Jac. Spaniol’s both sides up to the 9th inning, Stay-
day uialit.
r hoppers we!- new liouse is completed, and presents ton secured one score, and the fug
> 0 . eoo w . o . w .
V. Myers, C. C.
com e.
a fine appearance, being built out of crowd in attendance jelled themselves
E. B. W a t t e r s , Clerk.
cement stone furnished by L. P. hoarse.
The Stayton team lias started out
Anyone wanting shakes call on B. Brown.
the season playing good hall, and ex­
Prange, Sublimity.
J. Perry Conder will deliver a lec pect to meet some strong teams dur­
Little Miss Gladys Jones is now able [Ure
the Christian church, Tuesday ing the summer.
The players Sunday were as follows:
to be out on crutches.
( evening, May 19th, on the ‘‘ Phases,
Stayton— Lau, Sloper, Horn buckle,
Claude and Arthur, sons of J. \V. Mazes and Crazes of I.ove.' Admis- Goodman, Thomu, Robertson, Bailey, i
Watters, are visiting in town.
sion, 25 cents.
Condit, Crabtree. Lebanon— Sturte-
Anyone wishing to connect with the
A new daughter arrived Wednesday vant, Bigbee, Thom, Elkins, Gorman.
VanMarter, Donaca, (lordman, Hubb*.
city water works, call on Jac. Spauiol. j at the home of Geo. Spencer and wife,
Stayton expects to play Lebanon on j
Jac. Staiger, of Sublimity, and Ira Shaw, and a daughter the same day at the latter's grounds Sunday, the 24th.
B. Carter, of Whitaker, were trading the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Tucker,
M E. CHURCH SERVICES
north of Aumsville.
in town yesterday.
S. S. at 10 a.
J. M. Ringo has made a big im­ for Sunday, May I7th.
DeWitts Little Eary Riser*, are small
ni. Preaching at 11 a. ni., theme, I
safe, sure and gentle little pills. Sold provement lately in the appearance of “ The Faith that Saves"
Epworth
by Stayton Pharmacy.
his undertaking parlors. Mr. Ringo League at 6:30 p. m.
Everybody in­
FOR SALE—Good barley seed. 60c believes in bating his place of business vited.
per bushel.
Inquire of Bruce Bowne, neat and tasty in appearance.
Mrs. J. H. Davidson visited Albany i
1J miles west of West Stayton.
Insist upon DeWitts Witch Hn/el this week.
C. R. Irvine, of Mt. Pleasant, was Silve. There are substitutes but there
The Commercial Club has just is­
is only one original
It is healing,
an appreciated caller Monday. Mr. soothing and cooling and is especially sued circulars advertising Stayton.
Irvine says crops in his section look good for piles. .Sold by Stayton Phar. copies of which can he secured hj‘ cal­
ling on the Secretary’, R. A. El wood.
good.
J. W. Apple was quite sick last week
E. Roy has sold the property lie j
The first strawberries of the season but is reported much better. His lit­
came to this office from Miss Alta M. tle daughter, was very sick for some bought from the Rriggs estate, occu­
Myers, daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. 0 . V-. time, is now considerably improved, pied by Mrs. Beauchamp, toOpoKeech
of Shelburn.
Mr Keech has the
Myers.
and prospects are bright for her com ­ wherewithal, and we understand will
E. G. Siegmtind and son Laurence plete recovery.
build a fine building on his purchase
left the first of the week for Rich­
Jo Mielke was arrested Friday last this year.
mond, Or., to visit with his son Chas. for an assault on J. J. Harden and
A base ball game has been arranged
Mr. Siegmund's health continues to
for
to take place Sunday’, between bar­
fined $25. It is estimated by con­
bers, bartenders and others and a team
improve.
servative men that this act of Mielke composed of merchants. The game
Jacob Spaniol has purchased from made no less than ten “ dry’’ votes. w ill be played on the fiat in the north
The players are as fol- [
his brother, M. J., the corner lot north Some saloons and their friends have part of town.
of the Grand Central Hotel.
He ex­ made more dry votes in Stayton pre­ lows: B and B’s.— Jo Mielke, pitcher;
Paul Zuhor, catcher; A. Cornish, 1st
pects at some future time to put up a cinct the past two years than the base; Henry Smith, 2nd base; E. T.
building for his tinning and blunib- temperance lecturers have in the past Matthieu, 3rd base; G. B. Trask, short
stop; fielders, Lafe Thomas, Geo.
ten.
ing business.
Plaster, S. Polreis, Tom Rigg*, Mat
Spaniol. The merchants team is com ­
posed of H J. Marking, J. T. Kearns,
K. B. Watters, Jo Fisher, Lee Kerber,
Fred Rock, Peter Deidrich, John
Mielke, E. C. Titus, C. I. Zimeral,
Frank Lesley, Chas. Gehlen, Jacob
T H E N E W M ODEL
Spaniol.
We represent the three largest
Triumph Notes.
buggy manufacturers
Nora Crabtree, Lena and Lucy Stni-
Ten years ahead of all others in
Studebaker,
Henny
and
John
R*r visited at Mrs. Theo. Highberger’s
every feature of Separator con­
Sunday.
struction, in style, new capacities
Deere.
J. W. Smith sjtent Sunday with
Henry Benson.
and low price.
A size for every
Jacob Staiger returned home from
When in Stayton call at our Haul-
dairy farmer from the smallest to
Salem
aft<-r spending a few weeks in
ware store and get prices before you
the largest. Beautiful in design,
the
court
room ns juror.
buy. We can convince you our prices
perfect in construction, everlast­
Sister
M.
Theresa, from St. Mary’s,
are right.
ing in daily use.
and Mrs. i*. Welter, of Sublimity, vis­ & &
ited their relatives in through here
last week.
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Lee Tate and family have moved on
their farm to spend the *umm< r.
E K. McKinney is doing good work
We carry the host paint on the coast which is the ( 1R LG< >\
on
the Reaver Creek road, with a force
SIENNA MINERAL PAINT.
See u* la-fore you Iniy or
o^ men, lia B. Carter as foreman.
you must surely regret if later <>n.
Win. Van Handel contemplates
building a new house on his farm.
Jo*. Schulte was a business caller at
j Beu Gesher s Thursday.
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Horseshoe Camp
T © TH E PUBLIC
Empire Cream Separator
Buggies! Buggies!
Now Painting W ill Commence.
Notice to the Public.
If you are thinking of building this sum­
mer remember our line ot builders hardware is
complete and before buying come and get our
prices.
In paints we handle the famous Sherwin-
Williams brand, Pattons Sun Proof, white lead
and the best oils money can buy.
have a fine line of Varnishes, Stains, W ood-
fillers, Crackfillers, and Primers.
Do not overlook Eboncoat, an elastic pre­
servative and durable coating that stops leaks
and prevents rust and decay in ail felt and met­
al roofs.
Remember our Furniture line is always
complete and don’t fail to see the Sweet Clover
and Baby Grand ball bearing lawn mowers.
Our motto: Good Goods, Low Prices and
a Square deal for All.
H. J. MARKING.
Thomas Grocery
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Our Store and Warehouse is
now 100 feet long and
we
carry
the most comp
line
of groceries ever
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ried in Stayton.
Produce
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We huy nearly an y th in g the farm er p ro -
duces. Vegetables, Chickens, Eggs, Wheat,
Oats, W ool and D ried Meats.
Remember when the price or quality isn’t right
we make it right.
H W . E. Thomas
K E R B E R BROS.
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