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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1912)
MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE WOOL BLANKETS in white and colors, also Wool Batting. Wool and Silk Floss Mattresses, etc. All kinds of WOOL BOUGHT AND EXCHANGED FOR OOOD8 Custom work done in batting wool for country trade. Blankets washed and napped. Your business solicited. CO SANTIAM WOOLEN MILLS, STAYTON, ORE Wool or Cotton Wc have by far the largest assortment ever carried. A LOT 0 F NEW RUGS We Still Have a Large Stock to Select From. LOWEST PRICES THE RULE ON EVERYTHING IN OUK LINE 1 1 in for November Ask for Fashion Plate to 10c and 15c 2.75 Extra quality *V W O O L € ft CO A t A ll T im e s it is well to he dressed "up to the minute." The business man in particular should "look to his clothes." Clothes dont make the man, but a well tailored suit helps make a good impression. We tailor for the partic ular,. $1.25 to $1.50 Thomas-Mayo Co. the garment Groceries 3 cans Marigold milk at 25c l lb. Arm & r . Hammer soda ** C IS $1.15 1 sack flour at One-half lb. Bakers'^ A 4 chocolate . . . ¿ U C c o rtLl 2 S e ts 8 bar a of L a u n -'jr f dry soap tor Eitlaiiv« Rfprti«ntat(v« fort THE BEST Everything in garment to b e h a d . Groceries 50 cent Mrs. L. O. Reynolds ami Miss Emma Frank were Stayton visitor» Friday. Forrest Mack and wife were Port land visitors Sunday and Monday. advertising Mrs. M. J. Kitchen returned Satur day from a visit to Albany aqd Mon Wood taken on subscription, Apply mouth. this office. tf HATEVKR your busi- Jack Jones and Geo. Glover motored to Portland the first of the week. no8g you NEKD a nows- For Bale- 6 octave Kimball organ A. J. Caldwell and family left this Y ou cannot good as new. Joa. Korinck. 11-7-x city Saturday to locate near Albany. keep liouso pnpor. without it, ■ 1 ■ Mrs. M. J. Hallman is employed at FOR SAL£ CH EAP-7,000. 2 ft. in a n y is s u e y o u m ay see (he Bon Ton bakery. ' »hakes.—O. M. Baker,Kingston. 11-7. AN I T E M T H A T W I L L PAY Y O U R Mrs. Noah King and babv returned [ Friday to their home in Ethel, Wash- S U B S C R I P T I O N FOR T E N Y EARS. j ington. Mr. King will follow shortly. It may bo a bargain ; it may bo Trespass Notirea for aale at this office, printed on heavy cloth, 10 cent* A. L. Murphy and wife visited Sun. tf at the Byron Robertson home in Mt. nows of somebody who wants to I each. buy an article that you have to | Pleasant. SALE Good driving team for Mrs. J. A. Hendershott was seriously sell ; it may bo a hint as to how ! sale FOR or trade for hay. L. O. Reynolds, ill Saturday and Sunday, but is now you can improvo your method* or Aurnt.ville, Ore. 10-24x. greatly improved. make more money. Miss Mabel Gardner and Miss Hanna Fur Sale Good brood mare nnd colt. of Salem were week-end visitors at the By following the markets you < Mare is with foal. know when to buy or sell. By fol M.J. Crabtree. Ed Siegmund ranch on Fern Ridge. 10-17 Chas. Lambert and Everett Crabtree lowing the advertisements you came over from Salem Sunday for a know where to trade, For Sale Modern sloj-y and a half residence, cor. Ida Hnd Second Sts. Call visit with home folks. T H E PAPERS T E L L Y O U OF tf. Mrs. M. J. Kitchen. Mrs. T. D. Sharp of Hoqulam, Wash T G A G E A N D T A X 8 A L E 3 , OF ington, has been visiting at the L. L. A M U OR CTIONS AND OF OTHER Weaving, rag carpets and rug? Thomas home. E V E N T S W H E R E B Y G R E A T BAR- kind», by man of experience,Johi Frank Blakeley was h o m e from maker, weaver, Ulind School, Springfield, Oregon over Sunday for a GAI NS MA i BE P I C K E D UP. 1 few days visit with his family. Taking a paper is commercially Main 21. Geo. Fresh of Fox Valley was trad profitable, especially to the man Cheap Sorrel team, 8 yra. ing in Stayton the latter part of the who keep* his eyes open. WIIY old, For wt. Sale 2800, also wagon and harness, last week. tf Jos. Hamman, Stayton. H. L. Wright, Aumsville’s hustling not SU BSC KIBE NOW? merchant, was in Stayton on business cheat and seed rye at Get i t at Beauchamps. Granular ljc For per Sale lb. Seed Monday. Call at Chris Mulkey’s A. L. Beard of Portland visited at Effervescent Sodium Phosphate f o r farm 5 mi. east or at Mulkey’a barn, your liver’s sake. 50c and $1 per buttle. the home of his sister Mrs. Wm. Follis Stayton. over Sunday. T o hend off a l> trv I)r. Miles’ IlhfMirrmtlc pnln* nrr* ivtlrv«<l ( y ¡ilom full. P. W. Goodman, formerly of Mill Anil- I ’aln pill* Dr Mil«**’ Ant!-Paln Pill*. City, was in town this week. He will Lot of new postals just in; all prices start for Klamath Falls as soon as his ' at Beauchamps, including llsllowc’en, For Rent Neat, new 5 room bun birthday, local views, a n d gene-al galow cottage. Kitchen range, lino business is all settled up. There will be preaching next Sunday Bcenery. leum, and blinds included. Price $H going t *’.c a Iir. MllcY | at West Stayton in the Mclnnis Hall ^ la x Pcfore All furniture for same for sale cheap; a tiv e T ablet. at 3 p. m. sideboard, dining table, cupboard, kit Hallowe'en decorated crepe paper, chen treasure, stove, linoleums, dishes, Mrs. Mattie Bruce started for Calif- | plain cre|te paper, Hallowe'en napkins, iron bed, princess dresser, bed lounge, ornia this week. She expects to spend i program pencils etc. at Beauchamps. etc. Mrs. Dora Shreve, the winter in the southern state. **■ ------------------------- 10-17-x 3rd. and Ida St. Let Sodium Phosphate give your liv- I er a shake. In large or small bottles A .W . Simmons, D. V . M . The largest assortment of trunks in I at Beauchamp*. any Store in the Willamette Valley is Hello boys! Been out late last night, j Veterinarian at the Salem Woolen M i l l s Store. Try Sodium Phosphate. Beauchamp Graduate of Grand Rapids Veterinary prjcea from $ 7.00 to $30,00. Also an sells it. 50c and $1 per bottle. College. especially attractive assortment o f John D. Turner and Chas. Hartman Office at Utarton Stables Suit Cases and Travelling Bags. of Salem were in Stayton last Thursday Day Phone 2251 Night Phone 228 Better let us do your printing you in the interests of the Republican party. S ta y to n ........................... Oregon I may find it cheaper than you expect. WHY YOU NEED CLASSIFIED THIS NEWSPAPER! W tn go LORAIN RANGES, and AND COLUMBIA THE BRIDGE and BEACH, CHARTER OAK and MASCOT HEATERS DIEDRICH’S HARDWARE Good assortm ntof pattern« 1.50 M E N ' S Has Arrived. on all heavy hardware before our removal to our new building, which will be about November First. $1.50 the yard Butterick l altéras Wc have sizes up to 9 STOVE TIME We Will GIVE A CASH DISCOUNT HEAVY SUITING A T Wool Union Suits 25c, 50c, 60c ^ Whipcord Serges the yard per garment Miss Julia Schleis was in town Mon- Mrs. H. M. Huntly went through a day. very critical operation last Saturday. i Dr. Brewer reports her improving nice- 1 R. M. Cramer was a business visitor ly- in Salem Tuesday. Chas. Luthy’s baby fell from a chair Mrs. Lizzie Bilyeu made a business to the floor one day last week dislocat trip to Albany the first of the week. ing its arm. Dr. Brewer reduced the 1 dislocation. Mrs. Geo. Clow is visiting relatives M. A. Titus, traveling salesman for|| here this week. a New York publishing house was in Mias Bessie Lee visited Sunday at Stayton this week. Just I n—A carload o f American the H. Shank home at Mt. Pleasant Wooven Wire Fencing. Price a n d Geo. Etzel of Fern Ridge was called quality guaranteed at Peter Diedrch’s Hardware. to Salem Monday on jury duty. You can g e t those Shaker Knit1 John Robertson of Mt. Pleasant was Rough Neck Sweater Coats in Cardi a Stayton visitor Monday. nal and Oxford at the Salem Woolen Mills Store for Ladies and Gentleman. Dr. Beauchamp had to set a dislocat Also the Fancy Mackinaw Coats s o | ed knee for F. Herrling last Saturday. much in demand by students. It Quick—140 acres 8 Mrs. P. EL Gräber of Salem, visited mi. Special—Nab from town, on R. F. D. and Cream at the J. M. Ringohome last week. Routes, } mi. to school, well improved, buildings, fine orchard, running Walter Mayo and Stanley Stewart good water, a n up-to-date farm, others motored to Silverton Sunday. would ask better than $100 per acre. Our price only $65 per acre.| Terms? H. Riesterer of near Sublimity was a S. H. Heltzel, Stayton, Ore. Stayton visitor last Friday. Over Stayton State Bank. Hugh Kuenzli of North Santiam was The message of Jeaus to the Church i a Stayton caller Monday. [ in the city of “ Brotherly” Love, will 1 1 i be the subject of the sermon next Sun- 1000 apple boxes for sale at the Pet' ■ day morning at the Methodist church, i zel lumber yard and sawmill. ; The paator will b e g i n a series1 Mrs. W. H. Erwin, who has been I o f sermons to young men and wo- vlaiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. j men next Sunday evening. The first M. E. Bruce, returned to her nome in : sermon of the series will be “A Moth- I er’s Talk on Ideal Womanhood.” Sheridan yesterday. ASK T O SEE THEM 75c to $2.00 Cotton I J DRESS GOODS N E V $ SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING We carry the celebrated 20Ü samples to select from. N E W L A D I E S ’ $ Alexander Furniture Co. Dr. Beauchamp reports the birth of Miss Beulah Genevieve, a fine 11 pound | girl to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes, A special meeting of the city council near Shelbum. will be held Friday Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. to consider the grading of West Water J. W. Jackson of Mill City stopped atreet. All property owners and others Stayton Wednesday while on hi» way interested in street improvements be in back from the G. A. R. reunion at Eu- present. J. B. Grier Recorder. gene. Some snappy patterns or hand or we can take your measure. LADIES’ CHILDREN’S BOYS’ and MEN’S have been sold by us during the past two weeks. ■«©s?»©*- Underwear Sus n d Overcoats •€ » « • o> • o cn o