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CU THESE BIG REALTY OFFERS
by S. H. H U TZEL
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Pine business property, building ia
hoi;-* c n First street
'»IfflS at ibfcl . Terms.
25* -0 and is newly built.
A now 6
room modern cottage on same lot goes
O'-e
in Stiyton, ip m w 1
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'' '•••irthe center o f the .town. w ith this. Both will rent for $30 per
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it can be cut into month. I*rice $£¡00, Terms.
eight fi*7s
^ t h e -money doubled.
2 acre tract, 3 blocks from Stayton
,-^Price *¥ $ & ,
P, O. Price $1500 cash.
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•C. 8 aer* imprgved. ^tr*om Iwuse.bsm,
103 acres, 6 miles from town.
Good
.•rchariy^Jf«»-* Cl* c In, and . in city
improvements.
Price $45 per acre.
liii.it fifS i;yto n . Price *2800. Terms.
Special Nab It Quick —140 acres 8
For JMh? <¿»7 acre« S| mile* south of
JSt.
Cl» acres under cultivation, mi. from town, on R. P. P. and Cream
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n>i-. hay, <Wfrain, »took and Routes. } mi. to school, well improved,
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l i% eutopic t f jpoes with t h e ] eood buildings, fine orchard, running
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9 0WGti1i roved,' running water. water, a n up-to-date farm, other»
would ask better than $100 per acre,
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S Prioja $8500. Term».
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thir price only $85 per acre. Terms
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* ^ iiu p re eed^ partly cleared. Price includes Stock and Farm Machin­
’ i mi. fi ‘ H-VM l VD, riaar bottom.
Price.
ery.
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85 acre farm, one half mile from
, 94 J a o i e ^ <iiiiles <rom town. One town and Ry., well improved.
Price,
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on. Balance valua­ >4875 Terms, $1000 down. bal. 6 yrs.
ble tin k er,„ MltII unproved.
Gobble this!—Lot 100x100. on edge
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Price $70 per acre. Terms.
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of town. For a short time only. $125,
. • 25 afcv^arm 1 mile from town. Good
>90 cash, terms on balance Act quick­
1 bottom a.iW. One hidf under cultiva­
ly.
tion. L?
improve m^nts.
6 acre tract, only a short distance
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Pries'
SdOOQ. Terms.
from main street Staytdn, well improv­
‘ » T vo 5 'acre tracts Jnside city limits
ed fine for subdivison, can double your
- o f St:.tf«h, Price. ->'00 each.
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n six months.
Price $4000 Terms.
i . 15 acres inside corporate limits of
9
room
modern
house,
4 big lots, all
Stay to:., all , ii :.red. fri, e jiMOO,Terms.
well improved, only 4 blocks from post
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fr m town, good
office in city of Stayton. A bargain at
ircharU, ever half under
build in
<2800, one half down.
♦ulti va
a grod M f at the price.
40 acre farm, well improved, | mile
$40 ■ .r aCre tenna.’ ’
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from market and Ry. Price, $3800.
6« acri#, just outshir the ‘incorporat­
Terms. $1000 d o * », bal. 5 yrs.
ed . rnifC’W Stayton, jbn Sglem ditch,
235 acre farm, 3 mi from town and
loo i (‘ ►•jf.. -, 1 f. -rC' trawherries, 100
Ry. Well improved. Price $55. oer a.
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Terms.
g. .
md i ¿ru. runntng water,
12o acres, 1 mile from town and Ry.
well. ÌÌHJU. TerrnaJ
Well improved. Price $85 per acre.
Beanti rei Home in Ashland, Oregon,
Terms.
to tra ie f o r Stayton property.
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also
have
a
small
well
improved
gii.
*i>^v!;tunity.
farm near Sublimity for sale. Terms.
eo jf< , i mils from railroad, mar­
2 acres partly cleared inside city lim­
ket
school. Gi*»d4>-reom house and
outbuilding#. Price $1000
Terms. its, price $150 per acre cash.
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H. HELTZEL, Agent
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•Published every Thursday by
E. M. Olmsted
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several tracts of land about the
Morris Bros, finished falling
COST OF A COCKTAIL
city and as soon as the weather timber Thursday and returned
T h « D r in k • Y o u n g lu s ln o s s M on H o d
permits he will begin the erect­ home.
to H o v « D « fo ro L u n o h .
Annie a n d Fred Ritzinger ion of a modern bungalow.
In Now York «-Ity tluiro !• • man
Dick Brown and Volney Gates
wbu on co puli! $H,i»»» for * cock I nil.
were Stayton visitors Friday.
Howard Trammel who h a s were in Stayton last Monday.
Ho did not know It tlion. nod lio uevor
Miss Davis and four of her been attending school in Salem
Mrs. Tows and daughter made will know II uoloos Ini lispiHins to rend
pupils, Vincent and Christens is home on a short visit.
story.
the camp a call Monday after­ this
A cortnln proMpcrous nmnofnclnrloR
Ritzinger, Leo Highberger and
Glen Porter and Miss Jessie noon.
company »m in t a now ilrpnrtmcnlnl
Regina Gescher attended t h e Mclnnis visited at the Henry
mnuogor
Tlio «nlnry wn« fil.ikki it
Some
of
the
camp
folks
visited
contest at Stayton Friday even­ Korf home Sunday.
yoor. Tin» offleoro of ttio coin puny
at the Steward home last Wed­ considered n great many candldaten
ing.
and at last derided to offer the position
Walter Criderman left for nesday evening.
to a clover young man of unuaual lond-
Frank Staiger made a business Amity
Wednesday
morning,
Frank Siegmund called at the neaa ability. He neomed to t»o exnrtlj
trip to Stayton Tuesday.
when* he will be engaged in put­
the man for that particular place. The
camp Monday evening.
prooldeut and general manager Invited
John Steinberger visited Theo ting out orchards.
Everett Lake f e L1 Saturday the young man to lunch with them at
Highberger Friday.
Mrs. Tripp visited with Mrs.
a downtown club, oatenalhly to talk
and sprained his wrist, quite over a leea Important hoalmtta matter.
Nick Highberger a n d wife Schmitz Tuesday afternoon.
badly.
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They wanted to "look him over" Juat
were trading with Stayton mer­
Mrs. Trammel called os Mrs.
once more
chants Tuesday.
Several o f the camp b o y s
The man met t h e » at tha appointed
Briggs Sunday evening.
spent Saturday and Sunday at hour, and the president, anxloua to
Dr. Andersen of Sublimity is
D. M. Adams is getting ready Lyons.
make tha oreaakm a pleaeSnt ona. or­
getting quite well acquainted in to move to Salem.
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i dered an elalmrata luncheon. The
this berg, there must be some
John Van Handel o f Sublimity waiter waa a long time In bringing
the drat course, and the gucat began
J.
Dively
is
able
to
be
about
is working at camp now.
special attraction Doc.
la appear 111 at ana*. Ho oaontod ab-
again after a severe attack o f
Lewis and Albert Arthur visit­ the grippe.
John Gentry of Marion return­ •entmlnded and antntoroated In the
eonveraatlon lie twisted obout In his
ed Jacob Staiger Monday.
ed home last week.
chair and tapped Ida fingers nervously
J. E. Cryderman and B. Pom-
Annie Ritzinger visited Sens pella have returned from Port-
Art Baker, Dave and Frank upon the table. Finally 1» turned to-
want the president and said almost
Shelley Thursday.
[ land where they placed an order Bass were Stayton callers Fri« desperately, "Would you mind very
much If I entered a cocktail?" Then
for a carload of registered Hol­ day.
ho flnahod a little and offered a laugh­
stein Friesian dairy cows. They Sing a a song of sunshine, spring ing apology for making the requeat
arranged through a land com­ is on the way; And the drive ia The other men exchanged surprlaed
pany to finance these purchases nearing every blessed day. Soon and aignlflcnnt gianeeo, hut they mlledI
the waiter and ordered tha cocktail.|
M. W. H u n t spent several and also to erect two model dairy the camp will break, and all the When It came the gneat drank It ea­
days this week visiting relatives barns on the tracts bought by boys go. Then the busy gossips gerly In a few momenta no uao in­
come another man the man of keen
them two years ago.
Work on will have less to blow.
and friends.
vtaton and qulek mind, who could ho
the model bams will commence
eo useful In their great business. There
J. T. Hunt was in Salem the
as soon as plans are completed
wn« no more preoccupation In hhi man­
flrst of the week and purchased
ner, no shifting about In his chair. Ho
and lumber arrives.
a Buick 30 Touring car.
waa alert, eager, clear headed.
Mrs. Loose was a visitor at
Itut a» the luncheon went on neither
W. H. Downing sold some fine
the'president nor the manager men­
the McGowan home Tuesday.
porkers the first of the week.'
Bent Patton and wife were tioned the real object o f the Interview,
Each was thinking the matter oror se­
Andrew Fety made a trip to
Lucile Downing wh o has been
Salem visitors Monday.
riously,
and neither could bo aure of
Portland the last of the week.
the other's aecretly formed opinion.
quite sick with tonsilitis is some |
Mrs. Chas McElhaney is on The situation became awkward. Final­
D. M. Mcinnis purchased a
better.
the sick list the last few days.
ly the preeldent excused himself on
driving horse from Oliver Forr-
the pretense ef golDg Into the library
T. J. Hill was a Sublinity call­
Miss
Mabel
Albee
visited
the
| ette.
to apeak to a friend who had Juat en­
er Friday.
home folks at Aumsville over tered Rut after speaking to hla friend
A carload o f fat hogs were
he want straight to the desk and wrote
Helen Hunt went t o Salem
Sunday.
shipped out Wednesday.
a moaaags eg a telegraph Mask
Ha
Saturday to attend school.
gars the message to a uniformed at
Edward
M.
Coats
of
Yamhill
A crowd o f young folks were
tondant and went back to th# dlnlna
pleasantly entertained a t t h e Co. visited at the Nott home on room
In a few minutes a page brought a
Mclnnis home Sunday evening. Sunday.
telegram to the manager, who read It
John
Darby
and
wife
Bpent
hurriedly, while the president finished
Rev. Fisher preached to a
Sunday at the A. J. Patton home. telling their gneat about a shooting
good
sized
audience
at
the
Mc­
Mr. Stuhlmann’s house burned
trip In Maine Thta la what the tslo-
Mr. and Mrs. Caspell were gram «aid:
down last week.
He saved al­ Gowan Hall Sunday afternoon.
Th« Job 1« too big fo r a boos«r. W«
most everything.
The Saints are holding Revi­ Stayton visitors one day last eon't
n in o u r b u s ln a u by Cocktail powar
week.
val
meetings
this
week.
—Youth’« Companion.
The Masquerade skate was a
Miss Lois Ashby returned to
success.
Mrs. Clay represent­
— Maharaja
Salem last week after spending
ing Mt. Hood, was awarded the
Only a few ton« o f lan 1 plaster left.
the Easter vacation at home.
prize for the grown ups, and
Rock Point
McAlpin Notes
Mill City Locals
H Y Ï0 N M A IL
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Triumph Topics
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- second class matter at the postoffice at Stayton,
. Dr- gon, tinder the act o f Congress o f March 3, 1879.
‘ or
hould be addressed to T he S tayton M a il .
, C R 1 P T I O N S , 81 .“ O p e r y e a r i n a d v a n c e
v e i t i s i n g K a t e » t in a p p l i c a t i o n
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O b it u a r ie s - $1.00 up.
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Ray McLane dressed as a little
“ coon gal“ won the prize for
the little folk9,
Kingston Kinks
Arthur McKenzie went over in
Mrs. Dawes of Portland and the Waldo Hills Monday and pur­
~s •
her mother ¡Mrs. Tunncliff are chased a fine Berkshire hog, Mr.
n il papers stopped on e xp iratio n o f subscription
i n town visiting relatives and McKenzie is an up-to-date farm­
friends.
er and knows i t pays best t o
-After all is said, why not move to Oregon and evade those
The Odd Fellows expect t o keep good stock.
dedicated their hall April 12.
m i ! windstorms and floods of the East?
There has been several runa­
Circuit Judge W m . Galloway ways during the p a s t week.
Grand Warden presiding.
Daniel Dodson from near Aums-
Salem is getting ready fo r a “ wet” and “ dry” election.
The Santiam Rebekah Lodge vflle visited at the Kiphart home
"J r v V ’ count.tm a lbrge increase of their vote on account of initated another class Wednes­
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rec nt ch;r ge*in the franchise laws of this state.
The out- day night April 2.
Followed
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by
refreshments.
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. atched :ntently by a number of smaller towns, and
|4°r
John A. Shaw and wife have
jcoessful
for
t ie “ dqys,” it is altogether probable that a ma-
;if s
been
visiting their sons a n d
ajor; \+<rt: .* in will hoid elections soon after on the same question.
friends
here.
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Chickenpox and measles are
- Fifth Annual Horse Show will be held this year on now out o f date. Smallpox and
A;
19{h. Let every horse lover, and their name is scarlet fever are the latest.
•Th
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' ’ .¿ip rnake^his one of the best, if not the best ever held
The congregational meeting
was well attended considering
¡nounced in last week’s Mail that the event was to t h e weather a n d a pleasant
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Refreshments
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on account of weather conditions and the fact that evening spent
were served i n
t h e Sunday
n 1. 1 ah A 'Automobile Show * on April
10-11-12, it /• was
4^ Sf • '
school room, - ' %
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t to pqfctphone the Horse Show until Aprit'19fh.
Lafe Hill and w ife of Salem
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are visiting at J. F. Potter’s and
NOTICE
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YOUR !M 0 NEY
Delbert Hill’s.
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The Sunday school officers for
Bids will be accepted by the Stayton
,
tr. n pfs. bills or rents
the ensuing year are:
Delbert
ni-i' T v , ’’ . riontAqtiinywhere. Just , school board up to and including April Hill Supt., J. W. Foster Ass’t
liie liundA i miles away as . 15th. 1913, for 15 cords o f four-foot Supt., Mrs. Porter Treas., Carl
Hi cn
, rg. ^tn you unless ve second-growth red fir wood, to be de­ Mason Sec. All elected to suc­
t. Give us a
References j livered od the school ground by the ceed themselves except Ass’ t.
T- fifffij'hed. >W f can get your | 1st. o f July, 1913. The board reserves Supt Our S. S. is a live one.
:ye-
ney for you.
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the right to reject any or all bids.
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V.I iin :.- .VJURCANTJI.E AGENCY,
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BeiMingy Portland, Ore.
L. S. Lambert, Chairman.
For Sale -one good single open bug­
gy and harness.
We h^v,^n exceptkjiially fine club- Claude Darby.
4-3x
bir y otfe-f *o make Mail readers for a
short time, *-■
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Notice— To the party who borrowed
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OfT. r No. f.
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The ,Fruit-Ga*>wer
£
Farmer
Thelvimhajl Dairy Farmer
P **l t ry. ¿.ulta re *
my spray pump, please return it at
Chas. Streff.
$1.00 once, as I need it.
.50
.50
o n Sunday and when starting
home his horse became frighten­
ed and ran away.
Mr. Dodson
was thrown out o f the buggy but
fortunately h e received only a
few bruises and scratches.
The
horse was caught by Ves Down­
ing but not until it had demolish-
the buggy. Clyde Harold, while
cleaning u p around the bam,
saw a bird he wanted,so left his
team and got the gun to shoot
the bird. When he came back
his horses were gone, they ran
about a mile but didn’ t do much
damage. Better let the $>ird. go
next time Clyde.
Floyd Downing had the meas­
es last week but is all right now.
M. H. Titus visited his daugh;
ter Mrs. J. H. Johnston o f Fox
Valley last week.
Arthur McKenzie called on C,
J. Ruettgere Thursday.
G. A. Downing, M. H. and M.
S. Titus were in Stayton Mon­
Mrs. Rockwell went to Stayton day.
on business this week.
E. E. Lee was trading i n
O. D. McLane has been on the Stayton Saturday.
sick list a few days.
N. J. Gehlen came over to C.
Freddie and Lucile Ransom J. Ruettgers to get seed potatoes
are sick with the measles.
Monday.
Bom t o Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Weise a girl Saturday March 29.
West Stayton
Petzel’s Camp
For Sale—J acre of land in the city
limits on West Water street or will
The Stayton Mail
1.50
Mrs. Frank McDonald o f Scio
trade for a fair team, wagon and har
1,80 nessv E. B. Hunt, Stayton, Ore.
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and Miss Francis Kirsch made
In addition to the above we will send
the camp a call Wednesday.
C. F. Loose was a Salem visi­
ie Woman’s World for only $2.00 for
thi
See the new instrument for testing
Mrs. Lake visited a t D o c
tor the first of the week.
th
eyes at the Stayton Opticial Co’s office.
Layton Mail.
Goodman’s last Saturday.
Next to the Lancifieid shoe Store.
George Reome has purchased
See W. A. Weddle.
R. G. Ashby and C. C. Nott
Complete stork of oara and rowlocks.
were Sublimity callers Monday.
—A. I-. Shrove.
Gardner & Hobson
Have on display at their
store the finest line of
LADIES’ W H I T E WAISTS
C ^ I D T C SILK, MESS ALIN E , W H ITE ,V O ILE ,
O J N J I X I O - W A L K IN G S K IR TS ,U N D E R S K IR TS
C ft/V D D fM T M T D T 1 7 C UPt047inches in width-
L M D K U l U L [ \ l L > a n d W A IS T IN G FOR
SPRING, including silk and silk mixtures that has ever
been brought to Stayton.
T I T A C BLACK, GREEN, G U NPO W D ER A N D
I L A j , SASSAFRAS. T H E BEST 30 C E N T
COFFEE IN S T A Y T O N .
The prices are right because the goods were bought
RIOHT. No matter how lean your purse you can
afford some of this selection.
SEE THEM.
Gardner & Hobson