The Stayton mail., September 25, 1908, Image 2

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lator, a Twin Improvement to
the Oliver Ruling Device.
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tubu la’ itiK op erated t*v * »In gle kt >
Vet that »Itnd«* ke\ ttulook» M'oh*» of
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tl doe* » v u y with the tirnin toM 'ion ot
ta b u la tin g . rtii* m ovem en ts of
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are c o n tr o lle d by u uh ' v ii Unger*. The
tabulator work'* au tom atica lly with un*
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Box 9H S tayton , O regon.
The State Fair which has just closed was a revelation
to many of our populace scattered as they are over the
Beaver State. It was gratifying to the editor to hear one
gentleman w ho resides at Eugene discussing the dairy- cow
proposition. He was very- emphatic in expressing himself
that, “ Oregon had nothing but Jerseys" and “ they- were
good for nothing but to sell cream or butter' he said what
he wanted was a cow that yvould raise a good calf, that
would develop into a good farm cow and its offspring could
be sold either as a yearling or upwards, he did not yvant any
of them yare Jersies.
W hen seen later in the day looking over the splendid
display of stock he had completely changed his tune, and
instead of yvriting to his triends in the east that Oregon
had nothing but Jerseys he said he yvas goina to tell them
to sell out at once for yvhat they could get and com e to
Oregon, for here they raise the best cattle and horses he
ever saw, even better hogs and sheep than he ever sayv
back east or anywhere else.
His expression yvas verified by hundreds of visitors
from other sections, and there is no yvav possible by which
to advertise the actur' resources of any section than to
have an exhibit at such a State Fair as has just closed in
Salem. Let us bear in mind this fact, so that next year
Stayton and vicinity w ill not be yvithout a splendid agri­
cultural as yvell as stock exhibit.
Quite true, w e are only a part of .Marion County but
w e have more opportunity to offer than any like area of
the state. If you are in doubt come and see.
»cores o f »im ila r tabulated record s, O liver
No j ha» no eq u a l. It 1 » the o n ly m achine
that c ov ers the w hole broad field o f m od ­
e m com m ercia l use» in a satisfactory
way.
The O liver A utom atic T abu lator 1 » an
tuiegral part o f every uew m achine * fur*
uisiicd w ithout a ecu I a d d ition a l ch arge.
It cap» the clim a x o f a long series of
Im provem en ts g iv en to the w orld tu the
magutdc«. nt new O liv er No »V
Each o f lhe*o rem arkable in n ov a tion »
.—the O liv er Tabulator and
the O liv er
K ulm g D ev ice—su pp lem en ts the oth er.
T ogeth er th ey form a cotib i n ation ol
uu told value in all brau ch e» of coium er*
ciai a cco u n tin g .
T he O liver T y pew riter is first of all a
corre»|*oudence
m a ch in e —suprem e
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ure by p ro v id in g au tom a tic m ean» of
sp acin g , tabu latin g , ru lin g . In d icatin g ex*
act p rin tin g p o iu t, securing p rop er regis­
ter, etc.
The savin g o f tim e, o f m en ta l c a lcu la tion
of m a n ip u la tion , of ex tra a tten tion and
of ey e strain 1 » an iu ca lcu a b ie benefit to
(he op era tor.
A nd the g a in iu v olu m e o f w ork well
d on a —w ith ou t ex tra op era tiv e
effort—
m eans m u ch to every e m p loy er.
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Commencing at 1 o’clock p. m., the following property:
1 good light hack, I single top buggy, 1 steel harrow,
1 double shovel plow, i single shovel plow, i 5 -shovel
cultivator, i corn or straw cutter, i set single heavy
harness, i set single buggy harness, i seed drill, i log
chain, i hay frame, i mower, i farm bell, i small cook
stove, 2 small heaters, hed steads, tables, stands,chairs,
2 lounges, safes, treasures, new refrigerator, 2 gasoline
lamps, carpets, 28 window shades, 1 new mattress,
springs, dressers, commodes, and other things too nu­
merous to mention.
W rite for the new O l i v e r C a t a l o g —
o r better s till—a»k the nearest O liver
A gent for a free d em on stra tion o f M odel
No. 5.
The Oliver Typewriter Co.
1326 First
A v en u e,
Seattle, Washington.
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W . E. THOMAS.
TERMS
W . H. DOWNING.
Auctioneer.
Ante
American Field Fence the
only large joint fence on
the market; all heights and
styles; hog proof and rabbit
tight. Prices on application.
Bargains
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and be convinced.
Universal,
Charter Oak,
Queen City,
Cooks, Ranges
and Heaters.
See our line
Prices Right.
Locks
Rim Knob
Mortise
Plain and Fancy.
Inside or Outside Jamb,
Bronzed or Steel,
Just What You Want.
Pattons Sun Proof White
Lead goes farther, wears
longer and looks better,==
why==it has more zinc than
any other lead and stands
climatic changes better. Our
price 8! c lb.
Strictly Pure Raw Linseed Oil 60c gal.
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Boiled
65c gal.
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WALL PAPER
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1C - 20 - 25 and 30 cent values at only
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per double roll.
2 Vr J r JC 10 Njr cents
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We have a Fine Selection Of
COUCHES, ,
LOUNGES,
in finish to
match your parlor. They must go to
make room for new arrivals. Look
them over and make a choice.
NAILS- Base, $3.40. Building Time Is Here
and We Have Steel, Wire amd Cut Nails,
All Sizes, All Quantities. Let Us
Figure With You on Nails.
H. J. MARKING
$5.00 Hammock now $3.50
3.75
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Chairs
For
Parlor,
Dining Room,
or Office.
Rockers,
Cane, Leather, Solid Oak and Rawhide
bottom. A Splendid Selection.
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Special Prices
Still Continue
On
Suit Cases, Trunks,
Telescopes, Ftc.,
Get Supplies For T he
holidays Now.
General Hardware
Furniture
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