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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1908)
Hear C. C. CHAPMAN Nov. 27th at the Commercial Club 4 ciTV o f f i c i a i , « C O U N C IL MEET* Klr.t TliunNl.y night r.oh month t, fa « « « « . M « p ir . Y. • 1. C o S U V ll-M 'iin t« r. V. MuY . '1 M H t iir iT . I I b s h y « a it a , M a ra lia l. w C O U N C IL M E N J. K . O t i t i ) * HR Il A N K W 8 H A H K H N O T A N O H O AN STAYTON, MAKION COUNTY, OREGON. I B *» S I H H K V nRKHKR « I . W . M I K 1111 S u b s c r ip t i o n , $ 1 . 2 1 ? ' - h A N N U M NOVEMBER h /,8 N um ber 41 Enterprising Stayton Publisher. Has Enjoyable Trip Delegate W C 0 F Sub ‘ rity Returned Home Kri-<l <! Conley, editor of ill«Hlitvtnn Mail, k h < in town yesterday on bu»i- neu« connected with 1I1« installation ol the facrgcutlialur typesetting mKo ine, which will replace liitnd «et typ" in tliu composing room of the Mull. Beginning January I, the Mail will he ia.iied .eini weekly, instead of week ly, it. heretofore A linotype require* it heavy inve.tiuent of capital, and ninny weekly paper* have twen deter- re<| from «enuring them, hut the en terprising management of the Slayton De rich ain’t hongry 'nuff ter eat— Dyipepua got Vm prancin'— But a tack er Hour en tide er meat De* tel a nigger dancin’. Han' 1 roun’, believers, Walk de happy way I T iltd e can en fill de cup, Kaze-yo’ ain’t got long ter stay ! De rich man wallu his mansion, gram, Kaze sleep done lef’ his head, suh. But nigger sleep lak kingdom come Inside a shingle shed, suh. puhlieation i« «paring no effort to keep in the front rank Slayton u one of the uiont pio.peron« young eitle« in Oregon, with lie- »ingle disadvani age id la-ing remote from it railroad and the modern method« which distin guish the office of I Ilf Mail will he the keynote of Ititore rapid advancement. — Htiitcmnan. (Timt lEaspniial imitai tg ÎUhÜr mrlhuii Han' * roun', believers, Walk de happy way! Tilt de can At fill de cup, Kaze yo’ ain’t got long ter stay! Atlanta losra Ihia bank aòupla rnrnj of aiyht mcbrrn of îir batikittij, that it raarnlial \ Abßnlulr Zaffiti Constitution RENT LARGE ACERAGE. Clifford Harold was a caller at the office tliia week and informed u« that lie and hia brother Italeigh Harold hud rented the i’ liillippi ranch of 320 acre« also tin* Hickman ranch of 120 acre« and will have charge of the two ranches instead of lia-nting in K»«tern Wa«hingtoii. Clifford wa» il rnugh a greater |>or lion of our «l«ter -'ale hut found no- thing o compare lavorably with this aecliou We are glad to welcome home our young mnn, for we realize that in him we have a worthy exponent of the great opportunities offered the young men throughout this «ecti.ui. SHOES FREELAND STOCK TO BE ADVANCED. Stayton is Prosperous We arc offering to any young man, woman, Imy, or girl, Five dollars per day to obtain subscriptions for the M A IL . If you want the money just call at the office and our plan is easily explained. We have arranged grades fur our solicitors and will give a grand prizo to the one who brings in the greatest number of subscriptions be tween now and Jan. 1st, 1909. David Mangle called at the office We want a few hundred more sub Tuesday nnd left a basket of fine grapes. scribers before making the paper semi It goes without saying thu office force weekly, and as our Linotype has ar i del them justice. rived and will be in operation soon, we will gi\ e the M A IL •md FARM A F IR E S ID E lor One Year from dale the order is received with check, cash or money order for a total of $1.40. We want several good live solicitors School children or any one can take 4 1-2 Shoes can get great subscriptions for Ihe M A I L I have a lot of these sizes A plume from the manager of tlie Freeland mine was received by me this (Friilay) morning, notifying me that on Friday Nov 20 the Freeland stock would be advanced to 20 cents per share, l’ lace your orders for stock before that time and get in on the ground floor. J H C K A D LE B A U O H . Ladies Weariug No 3 to bargains at Lancefiulds. that I will put down to the lowest possible figure in order to get them off. Regular price $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. Some of them will go as low as a dollar. I - C * :« r W C M ;v f P LANCEFIELD. j* $500, of which $400 is ca»h and in addition a lieautiful silver cup which will cost $100 and which will be furnished by the board of trustees.” Another new contest also has been arranged, it being for the l>est speci men of a new apple. A number of growers throughout the country have written that they have in their orch ards apples which belong to no known variety. Manager Neely is of the opinion that many of these apples be long to some variety with which the grower is not acquainted and this contest was arranged to determine if possible, the names of such apples aud if they are really new apples to give them a name. A perfect foot needs a perfect shoe. It needs to be perfectly fitted, otherwise it w ill 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 “ break out." If by chance you get such shoes from us, we will thank you to bring them back. W e have the TOHX T E L L I N G SCHOOL S H O E Don't ’ fail When vou get yo u r FARM HARNESS from us you can supply yo u r needs from $25 up. UU 11U l r urge l Have MONITOR and SUPERIOR DRILLS CANTON C H ILLED PLOW S STEEL HARROWS Harness, Buggies and Wagons and anything in the implement line. Also Lime, Cement and Plaster Material. Korinek & Mielke. for Children. over our line. It is a wise house-keeper that feeds her family well. It means good health and good temper and the prices we offer you on groceries of the best quality permit no excuse for a poorly furnished table. G E H L E N BROS. Pumpkin Center „«i k«c j * jA j * TH A N K S - «* G IV IN G j * P R IC E S are whica THE OH? a matter of do“ <rs and ce -is, THE OTHER Cua y v a lu e N O V E M B E R 2« < . STAYTON . •* Opera House. Cash •A Frizes, O o . m I Supper v* L A I’ ORCHESTRA YOU SEEN OUR and look G R O CER IES Masquerade 2 4 b a l l :: • • • to come in Spokane, Wash., Nov. I I — That districts of the northwest which pro duce apples may secure valuable pub licity at the national apple show, a special contest has been arrange*! by the management rhicli makes no re- . .... , strictions *m the exhibitor and per- , , , nuts any decorations and arrangement desired. Thia contest was arranged at the request of a number of commercial clubs in Washington, Idaho and Ore- gou which were desirious of making district displays aside from those al- ready arranged which do not provide for any publicity schemes. “ While the national apple show is educational in purpose,” anid Manager H J Neely, “ we appreciate its inr- . .. .. portanee as an advertising medium to . . . . . . . the fruit districts of the country, and , , , . . . . , in deference to their requests, we have . , . ... arranged this special contest wlucn .. , . T. .. . , permits the exhibitor to get as much . „ . , .. . , ,_. . publicity from it as possible. I ms Go^ii Sorvica Satisfactory _o At John A pple Jr, v ill the ,.i-i sretk cm ' ,<l11 L>k- " ,*1 H 1,1 1,1 l’-v l *''' ' KERBER B R O T H E R S Hardware, Paint and Oil and Farm Implements. Oregon ‘ Mehania I hursd-iy Charley Apple wt the first of the week SUBLIMITY MARKET ^ | sc" in •! engaged l S4ublimil> resident , leave it i . . . Ins lot 1 Henry Willing of Michigan died Friday nnd was buried Sunday at Sub limity. He was 5f> years old and was related to the Laux family who live near Sublimity. A Marvelous Clubbing Offer The The The The MAIL - - - AMERICAN BOY - - PANDEX OF THE PRESS HOME MAGAZINE For For For For One One One ’ One A Few Words About These Magazines. The A M E R IC A N BOY is a profusely illustrated Tnonthly for l>oys, and the most entertaining and practical magazine in the world for young Americans. The l’ A N D E X OF T H E PRESS is a digest of the world’s news from the big dailies. The HOME M A G A Z IN E is much different from many maga zines. It has not a. dry line in it. It is tilled with inter esting topics of the day.
