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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1909)
V S H O E S - SHOES - S H O E S Ladies Improvement Club Hold Regular The Regular Meeting Commercial Club will be held Friday Every or bal styles. present, as business of importance needs prompt attention and hearty cooperation of all members is desired. factories W e also have secured the Agency for THOMPSONS GLOVE i l l TING CORSETS T he most famious known corset in the world. P rice from 79 G L O V E F IT T IN C ? "H A B IT - H LP" meet with them. W . F. KLECKER t Opportunity knock» once. It knocking now at Slayton’s door. is With the coming of the Alaska- Yukon Fair and the low rates offered by the railroads to the Eastern travel ers to eome west, many homeseeker and capitalists will take advantage to see the West and most of them will settle some where on the Pacific roast. This lumber is all good building lumber and will be sold for $6 to $6.50 per M 7. ■ w v ■> t Coon Hollow Mits. | ‘‘ Mrs. Addle Van C leve has gone to tlai'd for a few weeks visit. Miss. N ellie Mosher o f Sliver C liff and A lbert Raens o f Stayton, visit ed at the J l l English home last I ' o . l ' t i l f» r a few weeks v . s l t Mr and Mrs F G Casteel mil fam ily visited at the K P Phillip- home on By a systeniatic effort on tht part the 21st. of its two Clubs for progression, Mr anti Mrs Mat Burnet.* and Myr- ] Stayton can be put on the map and tie of Silver Cliff, vi-ited at the home new people can be brought here. of I, V. English last Stludiv X There is no reason why Stayton Earl Clark of Idaho and bis sister should not grow to he one of the fore Daisy, of Portland are vt i ing their most towns of the AT¡lUmett Valley uncle C H. Ben-on. if its citizens desire. Miss Lela Phillips returned home A small amount expended in good last Friday after a three months literature to be distributed at the sojourn in Forest Grove and Portland Oregon Building of exhibits would where she visited her sisters, Mrs Hull bring forth rich fruit. and Mrs Wagner. The writer is sure the auxiliary club Mr and Mrs Will Carter and little will do its share in getting a fund for i son visited at the home of Mrs Win. this purpose and if the other body will Rabens on Sunday last. will raise a like fund Stayton need not go unrepresented at the fair. 1 will beat my mill, or near, on Tuesdays and Sat urdays during ihe sale. I cannot saw lumber at prices quoted above, but to anyone wishing lumber not in the yard it can be furnished at $7.^0 per M. 1 have also seasoned oak fence posts for sale. Yours for further business, Kingston, Or. ■ “ A s O bservkr ” Oracr C ole Is on the sick lis t Don’t be alarmed farm er, we have the Plymouth twine which has been sold by our competitors for years. This twine you have used and you Know there is none batter. We will gaurantee the price to you at 10 1-2 cents Or less. Don’t forget we also carry a full line of spray pumps and spraying material. Korinek & Mielke Cure or Money Back When in Stayton removed. Try a box of it. C A U - THE KINGSTON. What will be done for this proposi tion between now and June 1st. HEREA FTER All changes for ad vs must be in the office by Wed. noon of each week. Corns can be easily A T Miss. Hattie Crolsant o f Lyons, vis ited her sister, Mrs. Oliver Baker this week. Charley MoKlnsey made a trip last week to Seotts Mills, |hu8 Pr° vlnK th” valuable Increase in land values throughout this section. Chas. S ch aeffer is plow ing with a disc plow. stayton phrwacy and living water. miles southeast , of Scio. 1 I also have 20 cows, 20 Angor goats, 20 sheep, team, harness, wagon and also all farming tools. All on easy terms VV. M DOWNING, 2 5 4t Scio. Ore. their claims or objections on or before ^ ti me designateti for »-ale. j i j AT/Jssaoi« H. D u n e k it, R e g iste r 4—8 Geo. W. Bill tie, Receiver. EIG H T-D AY NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Isolated Tract. Public Land Sale Department, of th< Interior, United State- Land Office, Portland, Oregon Feb. 24, 1909. Notice is hereby given that, as iS directed by (he Commi-sioin r oi tin General La ml Office, under t|,,. | , visions of the act. of Congressapprov. il I June 27, Il8i6 ($4 Slats. 517). «■ wii j offer at public sale f«> the highest I j bidder, at 2 o’clock P, M on the 8th I day of April, I'.IOO. at this office tin ! following tract of land : HK[ of SFJ d Section 20, T !f A R 4 E Any pereene claiming adveresly the ) above-de-crtlied land are advised to tile j their claims or objections on or culms J. Rhesrd, Prop. Ladies and Gent's Garments cleaned, the time designate! for sale. Dyed and Pressed A l gern o n 8 D r e s se r , French Cleaning a 8|iecialty. 4—8 Register. Portiers, Rugs, Piano Covers, Etc Geo. W. Billiu, Receiver. Renovated. Stayton Steam-Cleaning and Dying Works. X X X X X X X X Turner Lyons Stage Express Schedule. - = Leave Lyons 5:00 A M via Mehamn, Htayton, Sublimity and Aumsville, arrive Turner 11:00 A M. Leave Turner 12 Noon via Aumsville, Sublimity, Stayton, and Meliama, Arrive Lyons 6:00 P M. F A R E T urner...........Attmsvile f .25 Turner...........Sublimity .50 T urner.......... Stayton .50 Turner...........Mehama 1.00 T urner...........Lyons 1 00 W E L L 8 F V R G O G.B. Trask, Stayton Stables. Lyon* • • • Mchama Lyons • • • Stayton Lyons • • • Sublimity Lyons - - - Aumsville Lyons ••• Turner E X P R K H S ♦ .25 .50 .60 .75 1-00 Owner & Prop. Stayton - - - - Oregon. They Are Here laHl week 18 ab,e t0 be out on crutches. Bill Beard was seen passing thru one day this week. Bertha S ch aeffer and Vera O ver holt, who have been visiting In the Capitol City returned home Monday. Arthur K elley was delivering fruit trees last week. A .C .S TO W E LL REAL E S T A T E A N D LOA N AGENTS We treat Heller ami and Purchaser alike; fair dealing to both; I- Our Motto. We are in touch with Salem, Portland and Eastern Agents We will tiring von the buyer. Give us your land for sale Several go«al bar gains now listed. QUEENER & STOWELL in one winding M week AT for^H en, Women, Youths Misses and Children Yes ~ Our Stetson Hats TO, ARE THE BEST VALUES FOR YOUR MONEY S H IR T S OVERALS UNDERW ARE SOX ETC. IN F A C T A N Y T H IN G for the L A D Y or G E N T . Walches Run SCENE Arthur L effler who was kicked by a hor8e W .H .Q U E E N E R A w . i r L cl,....... .. H O W A R D T A F T AND JAM ES H SHERM AN A P R E S ID E N T IA L IN AUGURATION. Dennis Caldwell and wlfevlsltejl at the Harold home over Sunday. ... - ..* *» *•* FOr 8316 ' j J< Bsle Goodman Is on the s|ck list this week. Dressmaking n W IL L IA M W s. phinipi receiv<d $45 per acre IMPERIAL SHOP NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Isolated Tract, Public Lsnd Hale FOR Department of the Interior, United .States Land Office, Portland, Oregon, Feb. 24, 1909. Notice is hereby given that, as dir G eorge Davie, Proprietor. ected by Commissioner of the gener al Land office, under the provisions of r<>r neat sew the act of Congre— approved June 27, ing on suits fine 1906 [34 stats. 517], we will offer skirts or waists call on Mrs Paul Felt- ¡at public sale to the highest bidder, at len Stayton Oregon. - o'clock, p. m., on the 8th day of Apr. ____________________ 1909, at this office, ihe following tract r fs , *0,. of land: SEJ NE 1-4 of section 30. T. j 1 for his farm which he rec« ntiy sold TONSORIAL ATTENTION For Sale By r K h \\ til Stayton get its share? and must be sold from Feb. 1909 to Mar. 91, 1909, sale opening and closing at this time. Those buying will not be expected to haul during the bad roads. Buy your iumbei now and haul it when the roads arc good. Don’ t Suffer! v tonnage »hipped per ilav Mr. Gardner cx|>ects to Iniilet a warehnii.e in Went Stay ton far the purpose of storing the excelsior (or shipping. Put Stayton on the Map Those w h o are intending to build during this year should take advantage of extra low price of lum ber. I have for sale at my mill between 4 ; M and $0 M feet of No. 1 and 2 rough lumber. Situated on the Bear branch one mile east ot the Scio and Stayton road By our Famous Corn to $2.50 Nuts and penoche were served and the ladies en joyed a hhalf hour in j a social visit utter wheih they adjour I ned to hold the next regular meeetlnj ' at the home o f Mrs. H. A. Heauchum j LUMBER Corns Cured We have them in all the latest M ODELS and S T Y L E S Among the visitors present ! Grandma Darbey who is 82 years old. 1 The Excelsior Plant is turning out | Cramhna is one of the oldest rcsld- entn of Stayin': and the club was ui shout l ight tone o ! ex eeL h 'r per d s j deed p h a sed to have her present to and in order t• • increase the nuiiitier E. L. Brant, For we buy all our shoes direct from the makers thereby saving you the jobbers 20 per cent. Contemplates Buil ling Warehouse was | 7 A great selection to choose from and we represent the Style and Quality from Four different shoe After the business m eeting a short program was roondeoreed.— Mrs H .A .' | Iteauchamp favored the audianre with ! ! a piano solo. "S im p le C on fession ." Mrs. A. L. Shrere road an article on | ' Shall parents allow children to have j I p ets?" Mrs. Cahler favored by play I ing a selection on the piano. Mrs. ■ j Frank Leslie recited. “ An Inventors \ w ife." Mrs. Lee Tate read a very ap j proprlate selection full o f good thot | laud Mrs F. (J. Conley sang “ The j Song That R eached My H eart." member is earnestly requested to be High shoes, low shoes, oxfords and ties; in oxbloods, tan. vici kid, velour, box calf, and gunmetal In blucher ’¿'It«* Unties Im provem ent Club met [ In tin* parlor o f the Slayton Hotel on Tuesday afternoon, tl was a beau tiful spttrplkie afternoon and ouly tw o of t i e C lnb's mem bers were ah ■ sent, both ot whom had good and U 'C flct r t cxeus s. T here were nlm > isiiors Mesdamea K L . Morton. H.E | j W rlsht, WUIIs Caldwell and F.I. J Jones were elected to mem bership. of Ihe night in the Odd Fellows’ Hall. W e have a $6000 shoe stock on our shelves now. Meeting X X STAYTON - ORF ON FISCHER & RICHARDSON x 4 ft Don’t take any longer t«i wind a than 24 hour watch Ron as correct the last day a* the first. * They are 1 it jewel, p a '.nt lerer „ patent hair spring, coot ram in - balance adapted to tempera'ur< a Fully Guarantee ’ ’ VERY MODERATE PRICES « Roy the Reliable Jeweler. “ Todays demand is not lor flimey netting but for real poultry fence. Heavy wire is essential, strenth and close spacing the next and low eost the third important of econo I have a full stock of poultry and Tar n fence. Prices on application. STAYTON, OREGON. X X X X X X X X X X PHIL. M EIER, Sublimity. 1 T ie y-