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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1912)
/ m «vt/* •f* »t# « t« •,% »t* » y Red Tag Clearance Sale To Clean Up Many Lines of Goods—-Sale Lasts During Balance of July In this sale we arc offering some remarkable bargains, in order to clean up odds and ends, and such lines as we are closing out, including cutlery, tinware, granitewarc, etc. T H E S E T H IN G S MU S T GO, FOR W E M U ST M A K E ROOM FOR N E W GOODS. W e have many new things in blankets, notions, hosiery, dress goods, ging hams, outings and clothing, a l l c o m i n g i n a f e w w e e k s , a n d w e h a v e to m a k e r o o m f o r t h e m . We do n o t w i s h to m i s lead you, so will say that the cut in prices does not extend to all departments. O N L Y G O O D S M A R K E D W IT H A R E D T A G S E L L F O R L E S S B u t look o v e r the prices q u o te d b e lo w a n d y o u w ill appreciate th e a d va n ta g e s w e are o ffe rin g . DISHWARE CUTLERY Closing out the entire line of Knives. 93c SI.25 knife, sale price 1.00 knife, sale price . . .t>0 knife, heavy, saie price .85 knife, a dandy, sale price .75 knife, sale price .60 knife, sale price .50 knife, sale price .35 knife, sale price .25 knife, sale price READ THIS 50c suspenders, per pair Umberellas 5 and 10c handkerchiefs 29c one-third off . . 3c How 8 l-3c P R I C E S 75c pitcher • 65c pitcher 50c pitcher • • 35c pitcher • 84 25 salad set 3.25 salad set . 2.25 berry set , 1.50 1.25 , 1.10 . .90 . .50 bowl .85c cake plates « . , • « • 19c , . 25c wash pan . . . 29c 40c dish pan • • . . 2 for 5c 5c tin cups • ......................... 7c 10c tin pans going at . . 23c 30c kettle for . 25c 35c jelly glasses per dozen . . . 17c 25c water glasses per set of 6 11c 9c m an y o f these cuts fa il to 43c 39c 34c 23c 83.89 2.93 1.97 1.29 .99 .93 79c .33 . 57 . Granite and Tinware OUTING ELANNEL 15c outings going at 12 l-2c outings going at 10c outings going at DRY G O O D S h it the bullseye? A R E C U T , 39c 29c 18c lie 17c 21c *1.59 1.19 E M B R O ID E R Y 60c wide all over embroidery only 38c corset cover embroidery only 20c wide embroidery only 15e wide embroidery only 124 c embroidery only 10c embroidery only . . . 64c embroidery . . . . 5c embroidery . . . . 39c 23c 124 c 9c 8c 7e 5c 3c 1,00 shirts at . . . . . 69c A Uree assortment of patterns and sices. All odds and ends will be sold for less. LACE Some very pretty patterns but (invent the insertion to match. 9c 15c lace sale price per yard Mr 124 c lace, sale price per ynrd 7r 10c lace, sale price per yard Cc lace, sale price per yard 4f 3c 4c lace, sale price per yard GROCERIES Large ran Babbits cleanser M bars Easy Monday soap 5 pack Hires A A H. soda 7 cans Bed Ribbon Lye 3 cans Country Club milk 3 cans Holly milk 100 lbs egg maker . . 3 packages corn dukes . 3 packages rice flukes One pound peanuts One pound good randy Pepper shaker full of pepper 15c package mince meat 40c can asparagus . . 15c package Holland Rusk W E S A I I) , met w ith such genuine reductions? A S A R E , A )R E S L A S H E D D E E P . T H O S E ' T H A T Have you B U T 60c silk, sale price per yard 50c silk, sale price per yard 20c De Soile per yard 15c percale per yard 25c white suiting per yard 30c plaid- suiting 32.00 black Taffeta 1.50 black Taffeta per yard often 5c 25c 25c 50c 25c 25c 12.00 , 25c 25r 1th’ 15c 10c 9c 29c . 10c N O T A L L SOME IN AND SEE FOR Y 0 ÜRSELF THOMAS MAYO CO. Stayton, Oregon •J * e£w e ^ e e ^ e e ^e Mrs.O.V. Myers of Good Luck Circle, Schmitt ranch near Silver Creek An stated last week, Jos. Petxel took GUEST OF HONOR OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE No. 700, of the Women of Woodcraft complete charge of the I.ee Brown and Falls. Sons’ sawmill yesterday morning. The won two beautiful prizes, offered by Jos. Sherman of Shaw visited lease is to run three years, and we pre the Grand Circle, for securing 20 new Mrs. Kirk of Portland, deputy chief I his great institution opens its doors J. M. Burnett/» was in Stayton at the Charles Fischer home Sun dict for Mr. Petzel an immense increase benefit members for the order. One of ; ranger of the Catholic Order of Worn- for the fall semester on September 20th. Friday. Courses of instruction include: General day. in the lumber trade, for the reason that the prizes is a splended Indian robe i en Foresters, w as the guest of honor at Agriculture, Agronomy, Aeinml Hus a very pleasant social affair given Sun Roy Kelly visited at Sil > -er Cliff J. T- Hunt a n d wife were the coast has as yet, no idea of the made at the Pendleton Woolen Mills. bandry. Dairy Husbandry, Bacteriology, Sunday. Stayton callers Saturday after stupendous activity that will be creat The other is a 26 piece set of silver day by the Sublimity chapter of the or Botany and Plant Pathology, Poultry der. Mrs. Kirk expects to make fre Husbandry, Horticulture, Entomology, Elwin Carter visited at Drift noon. ed in all lines subsequent to the open ware in an oak case. quent visits to this vicinity in her offle- Veterinary Science, Civil Engineering, Creek Sunday. Miss Emma Frank and Dare ing of t h e Panama canal. Besides Mrs. Myers is justly proud of these I ial capacity o f deputy chief ranger. Electrical Engineering, Mecnanical En Stayton is sure to get that coveted rail prizes ss they represent many hours of .Several other visitors were present at gineering, Mining Engineering, iligh- James Mulkey visited in Coon Sloper spent Sunday a t t h e road before the three years are up. soliciting and work for her lodge. She the meeting, among them being Mrs. wsy Engineering, Domestic Science, Frank home. Hollow Sunday. is to be congratulated on her success. j Eckerlin, Mrs. Hurkenstetn and Mrs. Domestic Art, Commerce, Foicstry, Mrs. Henry Miller and daugh Henry Mutschlar and wife autoed to W. R. Heater and wife •were and Miss Hamilton, all of Salem. Pharmacy Zoology, Chemistry, Physics, ter Adell visited at t h e C. J. Portland and Beaverton Sunday, re C. O. Burrows and wife of Umatilla Mathematics, English Language and in Silverton Friday. turning Monday. Hunt home Thursday. county Oregon are here visiting Mr. Literature, Public Speaking, Modern Card of Thanks. Leora Hubbard visited at the Muriel Steeves o f Salem i s Wm. Maag and wife, who formerly Burrows’ cousin, Mr. Ware e a s t of To our kind neighbors a n d friends Languages, History, Art, Architecture, J. M. Burnett home Monday. spending a few weeks visiting lived here, but who now reside in Sa town. who extended us help and sympathy Industrial Pedagogy, Physical Educa in our bereavement, we offer thanks tion, Military Science ami Tactics and lem, are here visiting friends. C. E. Heater and wife visited with her cousin Helen Hunt. Music. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE in all sincerity for their many kind at the Pottorff home Sunday. Amos Branch and Miss E th el! Catalogue and illustrated literature Miss Alta Hobson, Miss Frank Alex Notice is hereby given that the un nesses. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Shepherd. mailed free upon application. Addr>ss: Fred Lang a n d siste r Etta Bums attended church at Aums- ander, Dr. Pintler and W. C. Parry dersigned has been duly appointed ad Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College, , ville Sunday morning and spent made a trip to Salem Saturday evening ministrator of the estate of Elijah drove to Silverton S aturday For Sale or Trade—2 work horses. Corvallis, Oregon. in Dr. Pintler’s machine. Weddle, deceased, by order of the coun Inquire of Glen Munkers, Stayton,Ore. S ch o o l Y sa r O p e n s, S e p te m b e r 2 0 th . J. li. Burnett arid w ife were the afternoon visiting L- O. Rey- ty court, of the State of Oregon, for l nolds and wife. Billy Ortman, Harvey Beauchamp shopping in Silverton Mo: iday. the county of Marion, duly made and A very pleasant afternoon was and Jimmy Burton a r e “ skinning” entered of record on the 19th day of Lura A. Thomas and wife, Miss Alta Mrs. Mary Pottorff vis ¡ted at spent by the children a t the mules for the Southern Pacific on their DAILY TRIPS July 1912. All persons having claims Hobson and Dr. W. N. Pintler took a the C. E. Heater home A londay. home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. i grade between Salem and Fir. fishing trip to Rock Creek Sunday. | against said estate are hereby notified H. E. Hubbard and fam ily vis Fresh Thursday July 18th it be fo r Sale full Blood Plymouth Rock an(| required to present the same to me Downing’s pack train will make daily from State fai r Prize Win- at my 0ffire 0Ver Stayton State Bank, Frank L e s l e y , A. L. Shrevc, ited a t the McMulkey hon ie Sun ing the 9th brithdav of their lit Cockerels, ners. Mrs. J. E. Sloper, Stayton, Marion county, Oregon, duly Hersrhel Shreve and Lee Kerber made trips from Detroit to the Hot Springs day. tle daughters Edith and Ethel. 8-1-x. Stayton, Ore. verified with proper vouchers within a business trip to Salem Tuesday. during the summer. Special trips to The afternoon was spent in play-! W. E. Thomas and wife left Tuesday six months from the date of this notice. the lakes. For further information Don't forget preaching at Sil tf For Sale Modern atory and a half write J. M. Downing, Detroit, ver Cliff Sunday m om inx and ing games. After which t h e for Cascadia, where they expect to join Dated this 25th day of July 1912. w . A .W n s u , hostess served refreshments, > the ramping party of their son, L. L. residence, cor. Ida and Second Sta. Call evening. Thomas and wife, and Dr. and Mrs. G. Administrator of the estate of Elijah tf. Mrs. M. J . Kitehen. assisted by Miss Ethel Burns. F. Korinek. 1 he farmers are all busy haying and Weddle, deceased. 8-22-12 Mrs. Mary Green and s o n harvesting. Frank made a t r i p to Victor Mrs. M. J. Kitchen I a making ar rangements to leave Stayton. She ex Point Monday. Paul Limbeck of near Scio w a s a pects to take up her residence i n Al David Pottorff and C. E. Heat Stayton visitor Tuesday, bany. er made a business trip to .Silver- DOUBLE SHOW (10 cents; Iajst —Fish-hook book and contents For Sale Pure-bred white Orphing- ton Monday. and are now ready to sup along the river o n Chas. Thomas’ ton*. Comedy Night Inquire C. D. Stayton. H-15-x Marion Lewis and Nelli« Bos- ply your lumber needs as place. Reward. Return to B e a u- Scullion’s Dream. champs’ Drug Store. track were guests at the M cMul- Mrs. W. H. Ringo of Salem is here Diabolical Itching. • visiting at the home of her son J. M. satisfactorily as our pre key home Sunday. Drift Creek Stayton Rocky Point T. J. Hill was a Sublimity call Saturday. John Boediffheimer was a Stay- tc. caller Friday. Kdd. Jacobs visited at the L. Ei dish home Sunday. vo. Schmitt and Othmer Berpr spent Sunday a t t h e J a k i > Theatre W e ha ve just finished invoicing Brown’s Gouty Foot. Drama The Blind Man’s Tact. Their Day of Thanks. By request The Women of the Wezt. A great western picture, show ing courageous women defending their homes when attacked by indians during the absence of their husbands. To-iNight (T hursday) decessors. absolute If you want satisfaction lumber, w e i n want your business. Lee Brown & Sons Mill Under New Management JOSEPH PETZEL Wess Riggs and Wm. Nendel a n d Ringo. their families started for Rock Creek Tuesday for berries. They are expect A number went from here to Silver- ed hack today with oodles of the juicy ton last Sunday to see Stayton wallop fruit. Silverton at baseball. Forrest Mack and wife came down Frank Leslie, wife and baby n n d yesterday from the moss ramp where Edith Olmsted motored t o Wilhoit they have been for some time. They Springs last Saturday, returning Sun were so enchanted with camp life that day. they returned today. Wanted:Hop picker*. l«u Acres of There will be the regular services at Hops, fine camp grounds and water, the Christian church on Sunday. In four miles southwest of Salem. About the evening the pastor will deliver an 3 weeks’ work, 50 cents per box. illustrated sermon with the assistance Picking begins S ept 2nd. Write to P. of the stereopticon and colored slides. A. Livesley & Co., Salem, Ore. 7-25-x