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T h e S t a v t o n M a il.
E n t e r e d a t t h e p o s t o f f i c e iit S t a y t o n , O r e ^ ' n , n s
m a i l m a t t e r o f tlio
seco n d class.
Country New*.
Mis» Hindu Fury, of Portland i»
visititi): at tilt home of her parent«
Mr nml Mr«. V. F. I ah .» u have
returned
from Sodai die nml report
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having
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nice
time while there
THK M a il 1» strictly uon i>*rti»mi but ilevd lxl to the (tiH 'r»l lnlcrcaU *ud n|»t»ull*tii«tc of j
•oatbctAtern Morion county >tn.l stayton in particular- Tim M it! d o t r o tlu-hearty co
operation ot every cominunity Into which It t* avnl tvaularlv to aubwrtbora, but all aulw
scriptlon* must t>e paid tor durlmt the year according to the following ruling
II y an older o f the Poetuaiter General ol the I'nlted States, leaned Dee I, hW7.no weekly
newspaper can he uiailui to any aubscriber at the regular seeoud-claia rale», w hen auch anb-
acrlber la more than one year in arrears. Thta order took effect Jauuary I, l'W>.
The penalty for violating the order la exclusion from the malts. This (orcca Ttm M a il
and all other i«i>era to insist that subscriptions tw pan! during the y<ar.
Kates in Advance 12 months
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Miss K um Rook of Slayton *|ienl
Sunday at the M. Fury home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde Rucker, Mr. nml
Mrs. Alsmtuan, Mr. nml Mrs. A Ken
worthy, Mr*. Anderson and little
daughter, Movers Juke Stimiti, Arthur
Forrotte, Clin*. Stayton, fimi Misse«
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Oaio Condii, Mary Priscol nnd daugh
Single Copy
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ter spent Sunday with the luttors
Cu and alter this date, August 7lh l!»s the following rates lor advertising wrill be
parent« \V. K. Thomna nml wife id
adhered to except in the ease of the completion of contracts already made.
01splay advertisements 15 cents per Issue single col.
Stayton.
*•
*• double “
a
single "
E. Forrette is busy hauling lumber
$ 1.00
Patent Medicine
1>5
double *•
for a now granary.
line
5
Locals
Legala
10
5
single ••
hirst issue
thereafter
IVOO
Final Proof 11. K.
110.00
•• T .A S .
word per issue.
1
Sew Today
»pt
These rates apply to forvtgu as well as local advertising and will be slrlelly adhervd to.
All communications aent In for publication must bear the signature ot the writer. This
rule apply« to either local, general, political, church, or other items
PRKI> G. COSLgT, Ci'ITOK.
Box *> Stayton, Oregon.
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Regular Lines^j]
(Completed For
Fall and W inter Goods.
U N IV E R S A L
COOK
In our Stock you will find
STEEL
RANGES
and H E A T I N G S T O V E S ^
with all accessories for setting up.
O U R F U R N IT U R E S T O C K R E P L E T E
Kitchen Treasures, Queens,
T. Smallinoli u brother of I. 0. o f ,
West Stayton is visiting ut lite bitter»
home.
Dining and
Extension Tables.
L IN O L E U M , M A T T I N G , O IL C L O T H ,
Seen in Inst week» puper of a garden*
or who him it »unflower that meaauree
10 luche» in diameter, 1 know of a
farmer who rui»c» them extensively
nml has one that mcnsurcs 17} incite*.
C A R P E T S and R U G S .
Anything needed for your home?
Let us figure with you.
H. J. Marking
L
Eight Course Dinner.
In this issue w e are reproducing a copy of the HUNKA-
K t g l i t V « n i it is M r it l*rt*|»Mrr
DORA TICK E T as gotten up over tw en ty years ago by J. P.
A C h ic k e n K raal.
Queener. It will recall to mind the conditions almost a
Lute Inst week several of the young
quarter century ago and among the names are found several inen in town, eight in number, plan*
w ho have gone to their reward. W c SCC if! article > that ned for a fine chickeiudiuuer for Suu-
even tw enty years ago this com m unity wanted a railroad, day. Their plan« wire carried out to
hut to-day in 1908 they are given the first real tangible op- ,l,t‘ leller “nd « formerly *gre«d *i*>u\
portunity for acquiring an electric line that will connect this there W|1K *ight ,.0,lllg mvu llie
place w ith Portland.
dinuer comprisetl u like number of
It is not necessary lo g o into the detail of this latter \ coim*..
proposition as it has teen given to the people for som e tim e'
hut VVe have this to say how ever that w e can have an enj were, Frank and Hartley Penny-
electric line that will he a money maker for the com pany, a baker, Lura Frank and Jeir litoma»,
boon for our citizens and the BEST THING THAT EVER "ni.Couciiman, w . l . Frcre« and j .
F U R N I T U R E and
H A R D W A R E .________
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Among Our New Arrivals
Dress Goods
Both Fancy and Plain
HIT STAYTON. All w e need is a little more concerted effort
J ^ 'Z T L T ^ ! , ■
on the part of those w ho have as yet not put their shoulder master of the situation for each cu-
to the w heel, their feet on bed rock and pushed the pen joyed the other* cooking,
to the tune of as many hundred dollars as it is possible for
them to put into the enterprise. It is not a question of sub-
UNION SERVICE.
Manish Suitings
Flannelettes and Outing Flannel
NEW SUITS
SHOES
CLOTHING
for the Home
Sidy, but a COld hUSineSS proposition With a first mortgage The last of a »erica of Union Meet-
bond as security for the bond holder. Is there any com- •“«** wiM * h e , d the BaptUt church: E very
munity in the United States that would he more benefitted ^ “vd a ,1,7 wii
A
n
Thing
with transportation than this? Then see to it on the behalf vitcd. S|*ciai music, come,
of yourself and your posterity that you do all in your power
W.F.KLECKER
to make an electric line a reality before Father Time intro-
Mi»aea Be»» and Frank Alexander
dUCeS the Babe 1909.
and Alta Hobson returned home Sun*
! day from a short outing at Newport.
Don’t you want a Unique Postal? O f course you do.
Arthur Ward, *on of Lon siieiiey of
Fifty thousand souvenir postal cards show ing the magnifi- !thl* P|,ce **• * v,#,t«r fron* homc
cent Oregon State Building at the A laska-Y ukon -P acific-E x-' in 1 ortla,ld’ carIy lhw wick'
..
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
, I J. M. Calvin and wife, who have
position have already been circulated, and one hundred been visiting friends in and near Can*
thousand more have been ordered. This building has been by returned home Saturday last.
E. G. Siegnutnd and w ife of Fern
considered by many as the most artistic State Building ever
erected at an Exposition. If you will mention the MAIL iuige wa» a visitor
town Monday.
the Portland Commercial C lub will send you one for the ask-
8l,ak,ng l,nnd8 w,lh
mg.
NEW P O R T
Y A Q U IN A B A Y
O r e g o n ’s M c i t c l 'i l e « «
B ea ch R esort
Mr». A. C. Thomas who has been
visiting at the home of her parents in
the Waldow Hills returned Saturday,
The Linn County Fair promises to surpass all others
for stock are already arriving and are being made ready for much improved
exhibition. The display of fancy bred horses is splendid and
Mr- iitor*e Kamoey former teaei»er
the racing feature will be w ell appreciated. Remember 1,1 thepubllc,cl,oon,erew“,‘ tl,eK"Mt
of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Thomas recent
September 2nd is the opening day and Stayton is to be ly. He will attend the divinity school
represented. W ho will lead the populace on that occasion. in Eugene this winter.
Peter Cole bought while in town
Make plans now for this is the last w eek. Then follow up
the State Fair at Salem and Our city will have made a record •S:,tur‘,i*>’ a new WilKon from Kerber
that shall not be forgotten. Stayton banners and ribbons goods throughout
n,cy !,rt> I,lac,ng
stlK,ob',krr
this section to a
should be displayed by everyone w ho visits any Fair or very good advantage.
public convention. Stayton is on the map.
W. E. Woods of Greahem, who was
A. W. Lam bert
A. W. W hit me r
Lambert, Whitmer & Co.
Successors to Lambert & Sargent
EIRE INSURANCE REAL ESTA TE
H O M L F IR E <Sc M A R IN E IN S U R A N C E CO.
O f California
P A L A T IN E
W est Side Office
Rooms 107.1 OS Sherlock Hu lid lug
Third and Oak Streets
Telehonc Alain 1008
IN J R T L A N D ,
East Side Office
404East
Alder
Street
Citizens Hank
Telephone East 640
OREGON.
I T S F A C I L I T I E S A R E C O M P L E T E - n , - t ..f f..od .....1 an
abundance of it. Freshwater from springs.
All modern necessities,
such as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly provided every day. Fuel
in abundance. Cottages partly ItirnUhed or unfurnished to be hud
cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations
NEWPORT '* rencbl'‘ * t»y way of the
Southern Paeifie to Albany or
Corvallis, thence Corvallis A Eastern It. If. Train service
daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
r a t e
good success wherever lie
called.
:
f r o m
t u r n e r
Season six-months ticket, $4.50.
Saturday to M onday ticket, $2.85.
Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a concise description of
Newport, including a list of hotels, their capacity nnd rates.
Call on, telephone or write
H. B. Condit, Local Agent, West Stayton.
Our veterinary, Hr. E. E. Jackson
was called to Salem Friday of last
week to care for a horse belonging
to a friend. The doctor reports very
W M . M c M U R R A Y , Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Tickets not on sale at W est Stayton.
has been
Qiven Away at Lancefield’sShoe Store
Hr. Pintler, our dentist, who has |
been at Newport for the past few days
W ith every F ive Dollar purchase a good boy’s hat worth $1.
¡’. S g l l 'n " T n " 1 ,7 1 1 7 7 1 7 « W ith every $10 purchase a man’s Fedora, value $2A o $2.50
dentists do.)
O f London
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
in town last week in the interest of
Ed. V. Price and Company of Chicago
reports a very good business and will
make a return trip some time next
month.
returned home Sunday, and is now
IN S U R A N C E CO. LO .
T h e Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
J. M. Riugo, who has been assist
ing in the .Stayton State Rank during
the absence of Miss Eliza Roy is
again in his
place of business,
corner third and high streets. No
vacation for him. But we will wait
and see.
W ith every $15 purchase a genuine $3 hat.
T h is is to clean up the stock and advertise the quality of
the Shoes w e handle. W hen I get your custom once you
w ill come again.
Yours truly,
V. P. L A N C E F IE L D .