On ladies long loose back Coats.
One-half off regular price until
all are sold. $10 coats now $5; $8 coats now $4, and so
on down the line. Extra special on men’s and boy’s
sweaters. 5 o and 60c sweaters now only 25 c.
The
above articles will be sold at these prices until they are
all gone.
SPECIAL SALE
W . F. K L E 6 K E R .
“
in i" returned.
••Doc” Ilian rulin' back
SCHOOL N EW S.
City Election Over.
New Train Service on 0. it E
Commencing June 22 am) until
further untie«- the following train ner­
vier, will lie in ellect (ill I In- line of the
C. A K. It. H. between Albany and Yu-
quilia. daily except Hunday:
Train No, Id Train No. 2
P »-»e a ge r
Mixed
I a - i i V c Albany 7:4•> a. in.
12:40 p. m.
Ar. Ya<|llina 1.30 p III
5:30 I>. in.
Tiain No. IT» Train No 2
I'na-engi-r
Mi red
lata ve Ynquiiiii 2:15 pm
7 »K» a in.
Arrive Albany 7 (K> p in. 11:55 a. m.
On 1
Hunday» the service will la- «a
follow*: Leavi-AIbnny 7 3.» a in. Ar
rive Y »«lltina 11:40 it in
Leave Y.»-
«juin* ♦i:00 |> in. Arrive Albany 11 30
l>. m.
W m . M« Mi KRAY,
(Jen. Pa*«enger Agent.
It Is a great achievement to h«*
('Im a Mtevi iiMiiii I him returned
to a good talker, la-aril to talk (Jet
New Officers Jos. Sestak and J.
Huy ton.
mastery of vocal expression. In the
B. Grier.
John Kerhi r liaa lieeli unite III will society on Friday the body will In­
d-ilge In u voluntary Exercise. Can-
l.nxrlppe III I f week
The regular annual City Election
dllloii Is to submit to erltlcsm and In was held in He- City Hall Mondiiv
Mr II. Kleeker of Hhuw, wire a vla- t«-rruptton,
and
not
looae
your cumber 7th at which time two counel j
Itor III Htayloii Monday.
power
mi'ti one treasuer, a marshall and re­
H««rb< rt M u k . returned laut week
The Inst 30 inlnut* s every two corder were chosen
from a trip to Heattlc.
A total vote of I *,7 w as cast Dr j
wi >-ks Is given to society work In
Ilm n k in x our friends
as'
Krank Hleiiiuund of Kern llldae war Parliamentary Law and H«-lf Culture. C. H. Brewer succeeds himself
for their geoefous pat­
councilman, J. H Gardner was -1-- j
In town a few ditya into.
CaplaltiH Kram«* and Tate arc hav­ feated by Jos H-'Mlak, .1 It Grier
ronage in the past, we
Mr. Vernon la reported nr helnit ing a battle In V H. History In the for recorder and Henry Smith sue-1
Uulte «erloiialy III with Typhoid Kevei nth grade with seven men on a side. coeds himself as marshall.
desire a share of the
A topic In the lesson Is chosen
Roale K« rl>er and Kllxulielh Kh-ekei by. tie' teacher, no one knows what K. Roy was the unanimous choice
same
in the future,
visited frh-nda In Hul.-liuilty Hunday. topic will lie selected, and (|uestlons for treasurer and will serve the
city of Htayton for another term.
fr a n k Lesley
A. (V Thomas la the proud owner o are given. After which the pupils re He has beer» In his present office fori
C o rn er 3rd and Ida S ts
lesson
from
th« several y«'ars.
a new lairnln range bought of Kerliei «it#» th«- entire
The best wishes
outlln« carefully prepared by teacher of the entire populace goes with th e.
Opposite Hank llulldlng
Ur«»»
assisted hy th«- pupils for class use
■lohn K uk II u I i of t'oon Hollow, war \t th*- close of the Arithmetic period newly elected officials
a
„ pleuannl
........... raller at the offlci llIMt n u-st of th«' month's work was had
Friday accompanied by hla wlf«-
8CIO.
It- suit llcsstc Clow nnd Clair«- Sim-
C A ll-aiti ininp, I* now living In eral In th«- lead, Ilessle 100 p«-r cent
The winter months do not seem
his tonudsoin« lo w realdeni-e Ilia fo and Clair«- 0.7 per cent. A test In to prevent Improvements In our stir­
N O T IC E .
k
C. Peery, the I
mer residence being occupied by Join Algebra at tin- close of recitation «'Ov ring little town
«•ring mouth's work found that Kin- druggist Is making a new picket
A inert,
U. 8. I.AXD OFFICE,
mil Frank led all the rest with 08 per f«'tiee
In front of hts residence
Ur K. K. .la-kaon, wiih called out c«-nl.
Portlutnl,
Oregon, Oct. 20. FJ08.
and hls neighbor on th<- north Is
Monday night to attend a rick borst­
doing the same.Things are being kept
Notice is hereby given that Charles
(Juy
Kearns
is
out
on
account
of
al th«- A 1. vertnan place m ar Ruhll-
sickness
IJuy never mlSMes unless up In shape and no one would now i II Maginnin, assignee of William II
nitty
think of calling Hclo "deadtown."
shkness overtakes him.
Smith, lias tiled in this office bis up
Will Jurinun, of Halin-a, Oregon, via
Mra Geo. Frost, one of the old
Ilessle Murphy Is with us again.
lied at tie- hone- of A. Mill till« A< «-k
undent land plication to enter under the provision*
plont-era
and
we
Mr. Jarman l. an obi resident of
V«-ra Funk. Oliva Funk, Delbert the last of the family of four »Is-1of Bt-etioii 2300 Rcvi—-I Htnlutesof the
Slayton.
Hh«-ph«-rd ami Henry Huntley have ters, dl*-d last week Saturday
o f ! United States, the southwest quarter
Paralysis and was hurled on Hunday'
Kilns Jet* r and family of Portland, been out on n«’c«»unt of sickness
tire staying ut the home of Mra No­
Tie- fifth grad«- has th«* motto “ We In the cemetary a few miles from the of the northwe-l «luarter of section
na Stay ton
Mr Jeter will build Mrs Kx«-«T' this month tor attendance ant old house which is some six miles twenty-five and the southeast quarter
Slayton's new resldi-m *•
north-east of town. The funeral was
punctuality In th«- grammar grade.
very largely attended as the deceased of the southwest quarter of section
Mlrs It-rr Uexander, who Is em
The ninth grad«- wins th«- Banner was not only well known but was | twenty-»ix m township nine south of
ployed in the MAIL office hnr beet over all the grades in attemlance highly respected by all.
She was rauge four east Willamette Mer. Any
<|Ult«- 111 and In r father has beet and punctuality.
sixty-six years of age and
leaves
inking her plac<- ut tli«- "cases."
and all persons claiming adversely the
The two having the hlgh«-st avi-rag a husband and several children to
mourn her loss The services were land* described or desiring to object
tieorge Davh- lioldr tin- record for In th«- last monthly test are:
high score on th<- Itox llnll Alley, at
Ttii Grade Nora Murphy 9 7 - 0 Chrl conducted by Rev A. H. Carman of because of the mineral character of
Hill's cigar store. Tin- hlghert score «Una Tat«* »2 1-0 6th Grade Ollle the Baptist church th«‘ deceased hav­
between now and Xmas g«-ts a ten Hepburn 01 fi-7 Hob Morton 01 6-7 5tl ing belonged to that denomlnattori the land, or for any other reason, to
pound turkey
Grade Vera Funk 91 i s OUva Funk for many years and always a con­ the di*i«o«nl to the applicant, should
sistent member. Many can say of her
Mrs Anna Stay ton has commenced so 7-8 4th Grade Maud Morton 06 4-7
"Blessed are the dead who die In the tile their affidavits of protest in this
o huudsonn- new residence In tin L« fa lllll 9:t 5-7
office on <»r before the 29tli day of
lord” .
• ■
v
» not at pres«*nl
H«-r«- cotn«-s a host of boys and
November 1‘JOH.
known who will occupy th«' r«ald**uee girls who were neither absent nor CHAIR FACTORY
wln'ti completed, but It might b<- tardy during last month, Guy K«-arn
A lgernon S D resser ,
CHANGES HANDS.
"STU B ."
Dare Sloper, Arnold Funk, Guy Hlo-
A few days since, George (Jansle
30-44
Register.
I) Corinth, trim lllug rah-amuti fur per Kverett Crabtree Kv«-rett Card- sold
his
one-half
Interest
in
th. Wh***d«r Mutter Mi-rcantll-' Com n «T , Stephen Taylor, Frank Gansel, th«- Htayton Chair Company to Chas
patty, war In town Tuerday con»«- Norman Davie, Clyde Brüssler. Claire Stabb of Idaho. H. N. lluntly Still
Notice for Publication.
uuently tli«' VV. K.* Kleeker »tore wilt Sltm ral. Leather Smith, Leo Rock. retains hls half Interest.
¡
.'.ui
Blakely,
Robert
Gansle
Kd
Department of the Interior.
expand Its present stock In th<
The Company has been putting out
lilaki-ly, Charlie (Jansle Itaymond Its utmost rapacity in chairs this
near future.
United Slates Land Office,
Gunst«-, Paul Shreve, Marvin Thomas, fall nnd winter, having shipped sever­
At Portland, Oregon, September 21, 19U8.
Died William O. Mark, at Canby, l,i r««y Ml- lke, Hoy I-s-ntx, Charlie al carload lots. Their goods are get­
Notice i» hereby Riven that Arthur J. Tra.-k,
Oregon, aged K'.l years
Kttin ral at
Fehlen. Johnnie F«-hl«-n. V«-ral Tho- ting much more advertised and being
Canby \V«-dn* • day, IV-i emtier, tub at tnos. GIULH-
Ktntna Frank, Mury of the b«*st quality meet with general of Lyons, Oregon, who on December 2, 1901,
made Homestead Entry No. 13937, Serial, No.
1« o'clot k. The old gentleman was th Frank, Winnie Taylor, Mllea
Hoy, demand wherever Introduc'd.
fnth«'r of A. I, Maik of this plae Lettl«» Weddle. Irene Shelley, Malana
AH the material for producing their (>410, for 8W*4, Section 32, Township 9 South’
and was one of the oldest plolli'crs Scstak. K«*na llurson. Mahle Cornish. goods Is to be had here. In fact Range 2 Ea«t. Willamette Meridian, has filed
In Oregon.
Aggie Spaniol, N«*llle Stowell, Oliva & many people do not realize that Stay- notice of intention to make Final five year
Htayton Is getting to be known as Vera Funk, Ivan Frame, Maggi«* Feh­ ton Is destined to be known as one Proof, to e»tabli»h claim to the land above
bn ter and choice birds len, Theresia Fehl«*n, Theo Matth- of the best manufacturing centers of described, before Register and Receiver, at
a poultry
Portland, Oregon, on the 6th day of Nov­
are being .. added to theflocka B D luu. Est.lla Huntley , (Jladyu , Hill. the Pacific northwest.
ember, 190«.
Alexander and W. L. I’etlt have solu< Nora Murphy, Essie Maag , June
Claimant name» an witnesaea:
flock Ki-arns, Leona Frank. Gladys Jone»,
very fine fowls among their
Ed.
Tra»k.
of
Lyona, Oregon
Cacella
MU-lke,
Dean
Watters,
Evel­
which are atmon pure from which In
Louis Schnackenburg of
_
_ ___ very near future they will he yn Comer, Pearl Frame. Dorothy Len
the
••
"
Ferdinand IloUfn* of
Chsrlaa
K. M ill. of
receiving a monthly Income that will tz, Bcaulah Cooper Gertrude Comer,
Sudle
Sh«'pard,
Unna
Spaniol,
Mil­
D
hkwkk
.
Resi
ter.
A mjkrnok S.
Mr and Mrs Win. Sailing of Tilla­
he surprising. They are taking the
best of care <«f their fowls and the dred Thomas, Dorothy Shrove, Maud mook. are visiting at the home of
Jackson, Clara Mlelke, Mary Rlcliardt their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs
birds show It.
With u few cows, some pigs and North Smith, William Smith, Con L. N. English.
Notice for Publication.
chickens any «»tie who will pay pro­ stunt Ine Maertz, Theo«!ore Gehlen,
Mrs Roy Cox and daughter Letha
Georg-'
Gansle.
Clarence
Maertx,
Nor-
per uttentlon
to them can make
Department of The Interior.
of Drain, are visiting Mrs Coxes par­
uot only a good living hut have a val FI s I u t . Troy Vernon, Hay Hyck- ents Mr and Mrs L. I). Kelly.
tnun,
Curtis
Smith,
Norwood
Eskew,
United State»* Land Office«
hank account In u few years
At Portland, Oregon, September 5, 1908.
Wm Teuwlnkle a leading cattle buy
Th« sc facts ar«' t«> be
noticed Darrell Downs.
er of Salem Is In our neighborhood Notice is hereby given that Ko>s K. Churchill,
ea*h day.
hut they are so com­
of St.Johns, Oregon, who,on Sept., 5,1908, made
mon that many of our people overlo
Stnyton and vicinity have more op­ this week.
Timbcrl*and Application No.Offfl, for
them as not worth noticing.
We portunity to the square mile than any
Coyotes are In the habit of visit­ SW of 8E \ of Section 15 and W1, of N El-4 of,
want other people to know that we otlmr section in the Pacific north ing J.P.Williams barnyard and carry­
rats«.' everything in this part of Mar­ west. Nature has placed everything ing off yellow-legged chickens in Section 22, Township 10 South, Range 4. Fast
of Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of
lon County.
here for mun to use nnd onjo.v. Cli­ broad daylight.
Intention to make Final
proof to establish
mate, soil, wal r, timber, < oal, lron.ee
William English and Byron W ill­ claim to the land above described, before the
per, gidd. «liver, lead, and other or«*s
No doubt many will be gratified to Also the greatest known dilstrict for iams who have been rounding up cat­ Register and Receiver, at Portland, Oregon,
know that this city ) iiih had a won­ producing fruits without .rrigation. tle in around South Burn the past on the 20th day of November, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
derful Incr« use In amount of fr*-lght
You hear of Hood River and other week, report range stock In good
W.T. Clark, o!Gates,Oregon.
handled during the past year.
We si'ctlons where th«-y clnim to rals«- su condition.
find by comparing notes, that for the world li-'atlng apples, but do they eve The Oak Grove correspondent should C.A.Revere, of Gates, Oregon.
of Gates, Oregon.
month of November this y«'nr Staytoi attempt to tell you the cost of pro­ migrate to Coon Hollow, where the I.Braden,
merchants ami residents have recelv- duction Indeed they do not This merry chime of the wedding bell Arthur Oberlln, ot St.Johns, Oregou.
33-i:t pd.
AuiRRNo.N s. naiMRF.it. Register.
••d In all $8*1(1.911 more freight than section produce» a better quality of never disturbs.
for the surne month In 1 !»07.
shlptdng fruits thnn does Hood River
-Mr anil Mrs L. N. English. Mr and
The express business loo has gri'al ami sevearl hundred percent less per
ly increased. showing a gain (if box. This Is an idenl dairy country Mrs Wm Sailing. Mr and Mrs J. M.
8885 lbs ov< r a like period In IIUI7. for grasses and grains grow the en English. Misses Belle Glazner, and
These figures apply to hut the month tire yi-ar. The elevation Is in the Mildred English. Wm English and
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
of November and ar«- to be seen radius of from 700 700 feet there­ Clar sne-j English, visited at the home
on file with the S. I’. Agent at West fore th*1 frosts
o t9 > a o M o h a w k B l d g .
are
rare
during of R. P. Phillips and family last Sun­
Htayton.
Thu amount of freight the growing seasons. After you have day evening.
Res. Rhone Main 7055
s«-rit out from West Slayton
too spent sevearl hundred dollars in
Wm S. Mitchell of Salem Is vis­
Office Main 709
has greatly Increased making n total looking for a location come to Stay- iting: In this neighborhood, and is
t g.nti ot $::0f».7l over November
last ton and make It hack. We do
not doing soul«' development work on hts
year.
These figures mean much to ni-'Hii by this lntt«'r statement that yc coal mine. On last Saturday
- Oregon.
Portland
the
our people ami It proves conclusive will find the money on trees. Here workmen drilled down Into the ledgt
ly that
business throughout this we have factories that use several and struck what appeared to be the
section hns been unusually good. tre«‘s every dnv In making furniture, cinders from some antideluvian black
Our peopl«' o n truly t n t i f v l for lumber and excelsoir. The old orrha smith's flre-hox. As the substauc«
H E N L IN E B O A R D IN G
the I’M !'« use c ><! have |).-en kept bus) are being rnpidly replaced with new prove, 1 to hard for their drill points
...HOUSE...
w r i n g upon customers, old aswell varltles and every section Is taking they t ad to suspend operations.
.1 it w ones. Ye» Slayton's business on that prosperous appearance which
Newly fitted up. Please gi\e
Thot e from our neighborhood who
and proves the flnnnclal condition of the
good and our merchants
us a call.
attended the Silver
Falls dance
:t a ini fuetti r< n are to be commendet land tillers and owners.
C. G. Henline
In having taken cure of their patrons
There Is an opportunity In Htayton were, Jlr and Mrs Cyrus Mohre, Miss
li such satisfactory way as to merit for some practical hardware man to Mamie Keister, Messrs Joseph Wolke,
Oregon.
Snivton«
Dec
1 1 1 great Increase.
purchase a fine stock of goods, nlso Byron. Williams, Wm English,
Let us hope
to have a like then1 Is an opening In a general Kelly and Roy K«>lly. They are one
twlng next year, nnd then our re­ Merchandise store carrying a sto«'k and all loud In their praises of the
The dancers
wore
60 YEARS’
lents will point with great pride of »7000 and the owners wish to retlr enter talnment.
EXPERIENCE
tl the rapid advances made by Stuy- from business. The stock Is In excel still whirling away, "A fter the star
l' n amt vicinity. Our flouring mills lent condition nnd can he handled were gone.”
w iiiloii mills, chair factory, saw and In a most satisfactorily way with very
W nt Hosslter of Mexico, and F. F.
I* mn-r mill, cheese factory, ««tr., ar«' little cash.
Ros alter of SaiiFransls«'o a r e vlsP
tit " prime fa« tors in making the aliov«
tug at the Rosslter home.
!<■ r«‘ase possible. Let us not loos«
OREGON AND WASHINGTON.
J ohn Rabens killed a wild cat on
our man
ni •ht of the fact that
HOW ABOUT US?
th- * premises of Wm Rab«>ns last w- ek
u. 'during future has Just roinmence«
1 RADE m A R A S
D e s ig n s
Let us now go rapidly forward so
Oregon and Washington were given
Ralph and Walter Casteel
were
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
t’i t by a year from tills date we a hearing before President Roosevelt’ Coon Hollow visitors Monday and
A n ro n * ..n d tn * a *V .t rh and de«cr1ptlon m «»
•I have double the business trims- t'onimlsslon on Country Life, and ex­ ’Tuesday.
qntflilT a s c riftin our opinimi fr e e w hether an
InT.MiOon I . prohahly putenlahUs i'oBimnnlra-
n I i! Hist is now being Imndh'd by pressed themselves as more than plo
tloii.M rlrtlyiM nndpntlal. HANDBOOK on Pa ten t»
our peopl«- Let us not loose sight ased with the co-operation.
seni free. O lile « aitenrr for neoiirin« patenta.
P a ien t» taken thrmisti Munn . i Co. recete e
M on day ** H’ h -I h I hv
+
of the courteous treatment af-
t
It was not the good fortune of any
n r r ia l nntiet, aith .iu t eharwe. In t b «
K e e p yon r cloth#*« h rlgh t
f
t. rded all shippers by II. II. Condit, citizens from this part of Marlon Co.,
I w ill <lo It fo r you
+
I’ . Agent at West Htayton.
to he In attendance, but never the
Sort» a« y o u 'r e a liv e .
#
I w ill c a ll on M on day
+
it matters not how great or small less our people are able at any time
•kly. Lanm
nt d
eli r­
A handsomely Illustrated weekly.
Y*argest
_
F o r you r s h ir »« and 901
•
m a l Term
s, f-t
Terms,
f t i a
aitatim in i or any «ctentiOo tournai.
t! amount of buslm-ss you have to compare mites. Country life in
A
Srnil thru» to *Mletn
♦
newsdealer#
rear fonr months, fL Sold by all newadeeler«.
w ilt him. he I. always «-ongerlal it
this part of the fumo
Willamette
^
In ntv lau n d ry h o *.
•
Q 361Brot#w*v.
wiili.it- tcfasrdsl In every way po ibi* Valley is far superior to Country life
♦ O LIVER LE SLE Y, STAYTON H O T Il 9
<m it s / w « Ù ttm a a . D . C .
the future interests of this section. In the East.
Stayton
MAÏAÏAÏAtAtAÏAtAtAÏAMAtAtAÏAtAbl
People Will Talk, You Know
And just now people are talking aboi t the
beautiful line of Christmas Novelties <,t the
Fred Rock Mercantile Co. Store. The greatest
display of Christmas goods we ever had nn ex­
hibition is now open for your inspection.
W e advise you to shop early.
There will be a big n sh lat: .
If you are undecided what to buy come in and after a careful
examination of the many beautiful lines and articles w display,
you will hesitate no longer, for our prices are in reach of all.
Hotel.
FR ED ROCK MERC. CO.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
.,
HUBERT F. LEONARD
¥
P a t en t s
Scientific A m e ric a n .
- ’ New York
V
Stayton Livery
*s - PIN TLE K, D M. D.
G. B. TR AS K , Prop.
D EN TIST
Stayton - Oregon.
Coon Hollow Hits.
Stayton, Ore.
Office ov»r Fred Rock’s Store
HTAYTON
OREGON
J. M. RIN G O
UNDERTAKER
Rigs, Horses and Accommo­
dations First-class.
Hacks connect with trains ut Kings­
ton.
Leave or telephone orders for convey
ance to or from W. Htayton trains
Stage line from Turner to Lyons.
STAYTO N,
JO H N
C o r . 3 rd
ano
H ig h S t s .
STAYTON,
OREGON
OREGON.
H E N K E L
Merchant Tailor
I have on hand a full line of samples
for Spring and Summer Suits.
A T TH E GEM
Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty
A swell line of Xmas mmyton
oeego *
POST CARDS
DOST FA IL Tu S EE THEM .
We also have a complete line of]
LEATHER NOVELTIES
and the prices are reasonable.
To SEE is to BUY.
GI VE
US A T R I A L .
GEM CONFECTIONERY
C IT Y
M EAT
Sestak & Sons
to
F r e s h , S a l t and S m o k e d
M EA TS
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR STOCK" AND HIDES
S ta y ton , O r e g o n
W . N . Q ueener
Lawyer and Notary Public.
Conveyancing, Collections
and Probate Business
A Specialty.
Real Estate Sold and Loans Negoti­
ated. Fire and Accident Insurance.
Oregon
S ta y to n ,
M ARKET
STAYTON
CEMENT STONE WORKS
ALL KINDS OF
Cement
Building
Stone
And Cement Building Material
Chas.
Hoedle
S O T A R Y P U B L IC
Cement Stone made to Order on Short
Notice
Foundstiims a Spui-ialt v
L. P. B RO W N .
Real
Instate,
Loans,
And Collection
Investments
Agent.
/VI / // Clty- Oregon.
Grand Central Hotel
Locoted Corner 2nd unti FI. St.
Guests w ill find first class
accomodations. Traveling
Men will find a large, light
Sample
Room.
Large
Pleasant
Dining Room.
Good Rooms and Prices
to Suit.
M. J SPANIO L Prop.
Stayton- Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
DEI* A I! I'M KNT OF IH K IN I F.KIOR
F H Land Office at Portland, Oregon
October, 2H UK'S.
Notice i- hereby given that F.verett
K Cramer, *»f \H -mv. Linn Co., Ore­
gon, who, on Oe olwr 28tli, li' 'S, made
Timber Lami Application, No.
for : ill '«Pat I I "• 1***0 II east l 4,
¡north I 2 *d mirti. ««
1 i *i.d - >uth
w et l 4 "f
r11 «* l i l t - et ion 24
.owl.
I “ a*» oi
I Willamette Meridian, tia- til«., notici
of intention to make Filial t'»«li Froof,
I to er tabi iati claim to the land aU»vc
described, before the Register and lie
Cel ver of tin* l H Land ( 'll it'c at 1’.11 t *
land Oregon, on tin liti» da« ..I Jan
miry. UK«»
Claimant name- as witoppscs:
Christian K m ««>n, of Lebanon Ore
goti, F M M"'ter. F. E Heath and T
I. Henne» all «■( (iai«"*. Oreifon.
\MJFKNOX S D m KSSKR
11-0 1 8 P
Kcgister
B e O n T im e ^ s -
If you buy a watch from
me you get one that can
be depended upon to keep
correct time, and at a price
lower than you can buy
the same goods elsewhere.
I Can Fit Anv
That Responds to Light
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