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CITY OFFICIAL PAPER
STAYTON MAIL
ciTV ornciALS
W . 1,. I it r ft up, Mayor.
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YOU OUGHT TO LEARN
How little it
w.ill cost
the L lee trie
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Money Orders
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Milk Condenser For
Stayton.
Stayton Electric Light Co.
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uh i rip un .. $1.26 U L K A N N U M
A tilling tlioae who «poke in the fore
On Tliur.ilny moiling, plant were
luiil Im ii Milk Condenser for our city. part of the evening were W. If. Coop,
' Through ii»- • Boris of <1 W Tehnult of er who w m the Hret one of our citi
in your homi'
A»k, and
Alleiny, the |ieopl«’ were gotten to- zen» to 11 roti.e intere»t in the propo-
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to
I m - pli'Hsed
will
g« fher «n<l a regular booster meeting lit ion. He »fated in hi» talk th at he
was held, which was well Htiemled by had vwited with friend» at Amity
over
wit h you.
talk
it
and while there wa» fully convinced
iHtizen* from »11 »••rlion».
J’iie meeting it ii» called !•> order by that a milk conden»er would I»' the
1 1 \V Tehmilt, sfier a lew remark» .1 T pro|ier linin' for Htaytnn, when he
J . k-urn» placed the nomination of Fred returned lie began talking the propo-!
if Conley n« temporary chairman. He «•ition ami through hi« having taken
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* f > * $ • . J . « • $ » . $ » * £ ♦ «l i e- inking the elmir nuked for a sec the m atter up corre»pondence wa»
retary mid wtw favored with the nomi »tarled and Mr. Tebault wa« »ecured |
nation of \Y. K. Chase.
With 1 » few to come here in the intercut of the
hre f remarks ilia meeting wh . gotten pioponition.
Mr M. W. Hunt gave very intresl-
under w»y and tiiuiiy ijuMtioim were
an-wen d by the »peaker, Mr. Tebault. ing data a» to what the other plant»
After discussing the various phases had done ami the possibilities o|« n to
the following routine wua carried util. Ktayton. iIe further «tated that there
A million Wi«» made tiuit n committee| in no more ideal location for 11 milk
o( liltli tvcll l>C Mppiiiutnl to -Illicit Condcn*cr than here, al»o beli. u » the
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»ub.criptton. foi ciipital »tock, with time ripe to organize,
the re»ult that the following gentle-
J T Ke.irns believe» it the he»t
men wi i' c - i n l\ tin citizen» pre-- thing that ever n i n e to StayMin, and
,.|,t M XV Hunt, W aldo* Hill«; T. J . from hi» «•onver»at ion with farmer» of
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Folli», K in g -to n ; " K rturry, Lyons; th evurroiid ingcotintry.gavetheineet-
.I I . K' irn-, l>r Ih iiuchamp, Stayton; ing their ¡1 -suranre i f their hearty
Clarence H. How no, Charlea Bernice, »upjior'
Mr W L Fre-i«*», Hanker
\iiinav.lie, Kt in »t Long, Kvert Down- and Mayor -aid In- 10 wa. thoroughly
iog, Su blim ity ; M. It. Hyati, J’leaeant eonvim-ed that this condenser wm one
Hill, Lewi» (iei.h r, .Fame» l-effler, J . of the thing» that would build up the
H. Il.ihheim ill. Scm ; Nick (iuyiin r, community and make money f«>r the
Kingaton ; Frank Mlinker», Stayton ; citizen» of Stayton and vicinity,
h F .o ette, Stayton; Frank Hotter,
The meeting adjourned to m«ut a t #
M ill C it y ; F C. Frerea and J . H Apple »ome future date to lie announced
Fern lf.dge. These men were con- ‘* tcr- There waa »2500 «.btcribed in
lirmrd and it wa. ordered that the «ec- j 11 icw minule* * " d il « nn “« " r e d fact X
I 1 etary inf.irin them of their appoint- 1
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lmve f ,‘‘’ '*-*1 W
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ing propo»ition for our town th at is X
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COU . OI L ME N
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O WO A N
STAYTON, MARION C O U N TY. OREGON
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CO U N C I L M E E T S
Klmt Thand«) u> k bt «•<•!» mouth.
W e issue B A N K M O N E Y O R D E R S good
T H R O U G H O U T the U N IT E D S T A T E S
and C A N A D A .
the
Bank Drafts payable in ail
P R IN C IP A L
cities of the
W ORLD .
Stayton State Bank
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A H Things B e in g E qual
W ouldn't You prefer to have y o u r House
Decorated by an experienced P ain ter and
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Paper Han
t.
: Give Us A T ria l
Superior Grain Drills
(Canton Dise Plows
Stern, Gang, and
Side Hill Plows
eider
Presses
Korinek & Mielke.
Hunting Season Here
We have a full line of Single anil
Double barrell Shot Guns, and the
Famous Winchester Pump Guns.
We also carry a complete stock of
Ammunition for all standard guns.
We always carry the LISk TIN
and GRANITE WARE, Zenith and
Lorain Ranges, Cook and heating
Stoves. Kitchen and Hardware.
Kerber Brothers.
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account o f
THE
STATE FAIR
AT
SALEM
.pi,,. Southern Hnclff
vili -i li licket» from all
Oregon lor one and one third fare round trip
l.o l t il s III
It wa» moved th at the »entimuiit ■ «•'able.
M *« » n county folk» are
I of thia meeting lie that we circulate l>»e kind tin t do a thing when they
a petition to build .« h.rty thousand "reaeaured th at it i . right. XV* know
pound capacity condenser, which met M v n " ™ * i,eue wt‘
h* ve flowing
with the utiauimom. approval of all r e p « « , from every eectinn in which a
«ommitteman i. located.
preM'tit.
SELLS HOME
Will Build New Dwelling
Closer In
XX’. E Tliom.i», of the Thomas <»r*>-
I eery, »old I'ue-dav, hi.-home and three
acre» of I a nil in the north east part of
tlie city for $ 2000.00
This wa» a har-
2 Ktli with Mi-- Lizzie l ’oriwliiis prin;
Among the late ari ¡vai» al K lecker»
«tore are, ladies coats, wrap*, wrapper:,
We »ell
\UENT,
Miss Noi a Crabtree, tìATt li g iad e, All».
Uraee Crai.tree in the In termed la le;
At Healdshllig, ('alifornia, Sept.
Ali»» Alice Shepherd, ol Salem in ttm
cm brr f.rst, William lld id rick» I.ed-
gerwood, formerly a resid« i t ol lliis pritnary
eonnty. hot of late year» a lesidenl of i
Lo» A ligie» holding a n »pou.ihle |»o ,
8E.XTT1.K M AUK MTS.
i .»itimi 11 p tu thè lime of los deatli in
W h e at
niueatem. 'JJc.
thè First National Bank of timi city.
Oats
$27 f«i 2 7 .5 0
Ile i« siirvived by a wiiiovv formerly
B arley - $23
Mi»» Mae XVItit•• now with relative» 111
H ay— Eastern Washington timo
thi- «■ 1 • v. — Siate-niiio.
thy. $16 per ton: Fuget Sound hay,
fur», shirtwaists, jucket» an.I -kilt».
H B CondiE
On Tuesday of this week XX'. A. XX’cd-
die left for Monmouth and other
point» fur the purpose of invi— i. * ing
evaporator»,
T'liiw city ami 11. I nityr
veiv strongly favor» the locatiti/ of an
evaporator in the section for there is
thousands of pounds of choice fruit
goes to waste annually on account of
* lack in faeilitiee fc.r it* pmpei hand«
||ng Mr Weddle i» one ol our ener
getic young men who is nlway« luck
illg oul f„r advantage, by w .ich he
,.all nialerially improve his -.iiroiul-
j ng# and realizing the great net d of a
|rl|ji rir)>er he Pajk upon himself iti«‘
ta»k of investigating the pro|o»iti .u
\\e trust he will he able to sec hi-
Way clear to have a dryer established
Bacon al Blet» | . r pound
XX K tST HT A Y T U N . 1 ami Ham» at 17 cts per Ih.
$ 9 . SO ii 10 per ton; wheat hay. $12
per te n ; alfalfa, ' ' » ' . ( K i l l ) per ton.
B u tte r
Washington cream ery , 30e
per Ih; lanch, 21^. l - c p . r lb; Ore
gon, 2 No |>er Ih
E ggs Selected local, 3 4e per doz;
E a ste rn . 26 n 28e per doz.; Oregon
ranch, 2 3 ® 30c per doz.
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W orkm anship
Guaranteed.
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WA TTER S £ QUEET E Z
Painters
and Paper Hangers,
: W ater Street*
To Investigate
Evaporator
g-iin for the purchaser,yet Mr 1 homa»
ih .ired to »ell «0 th at I...... ..
erect a
new dwelling on his property cU.««r in.
Mi I'honia» I.........iverml fine Iota in
town both in the Im-ine.s and re-i
ih iice distriets X alue. here are stead
ily climbing and to those who are
I looking for hirgnin» we would suggest
that they hurry up a little. X alues
her«* have been steadily advancing,
I l.u.ini.-» is increasing thcrclore prop-
T t y value» are better than everbefni.
The following is the descliption of
■ the property transferred by Mr T h o m h e r e in the near future.
as to Mr» 1 . H Miller. Beginning at a
point il11 fed e of n «■ cor Ink Id ill All-
S l'AY ION A KOIIKKTSON
!■—x No I to (leo XX llolli«ter'» Add
Have opened their fall millinery for
jtion to the Town of Stiv to n . ami
running Ih e a c e e tilDfili feet, tlienco your inspection. They have a lovely
n 210 ‘J feet w tilU titi feet s 210.1) feet line ol the latest in head wear.
to plaee ol liegiuuing, containing
three acres
i»ta\ tuli Seliool» start Septemlier
Ledgerwood
And be Convinced.
Stayton, Oregon.^
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Auction Sale.
The
1 vacant lot* vv«.»t of the Christian Church will lie sold
to the high«—r bidder
»ale will lie held
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in. on Saturday Sept 26 th.
on the premises.
The
Terms cash or thirty days.
Enquire at Mail Office,
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SH O ES
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A perfect foot needs a perfect shoe. It needs to be
perfectly fitted, otherwise it will soon cease to be a
perfect foot. Do not ruin your feet by taking chances
on your shoe dealer. Some shoes don’t “ break in”
until they “breakout.” If by chance you get such
shoes from us, v.*e will thank you to bring them back.
W e have the
I( ) H X T E L L I N G
SCH O O L S H O E
Don't
fail
to come in
and look
for Children.
over our line.
G H O C E W IE S
It is a wise house-keeper that feeds her family well.
It means good health and good temper and the
prices wc offer you on groceries of the best« quality
permit no excuse for a poorly furbished table.
G E H L E N BRO S.
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