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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS POST Offtct I rr ^ am. tï 44 Nearly all those Wagons and >* Buggies are Studebakers W H ER E WILL YOG LEARN ABOUT THEM E X C IP T IN T llf What is home without a newspaper? asks an exchange. To which another replies: “ It’s a place where old hats are stuffed into the window, where the wife looks like a bag of wool with a string tied around the center; while the husband has a u>bnco° panorama paint ed on his shirt front, and tfe# neglected children wipe their nesea on their jaya et sleeves. under th e S tu d eb a k e r guarantee. See our Dealer or write us. STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind. K IW T O U MINNEAPOLIS EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! GINGER UP D elivery W agons Surrey« Harness Baggie« Pony C arts \rnr- iva- * \uctlv right in hi.> tleelamiinn qnnlnl above. If you would aturiy man you nm»t study t he Slayton Produce Company, G B. Trask, manager, shipped out over 100 cases of eggs yesterday and over #200 worth of veal and pork the same uay. Their business is rapidly on the increase and speaks well for the management ot The Union Meat Company of Portland is behind the concern and insures it.- stability. T his appreciation has been earned by the deter m ination of Studebaker to produce an honestly built wagon that will do a full day’s work and keep on doing it, and not to build a cheap one. T he m an w ho buys the Studebaker gets all the im provem ents gained by the experience, of two gener ation» of w agon builders. Tracks The undersigned will accept acaleil hills on a school hopso to be erected in Sublimity, Oregon, the plans ami apeci Acetiona of which have already been submitted. Itids to be received up to 2 p. m., Saturday, May 17 at Sublimity Oregon. Coat rectors to he on hand at above date at which time bids will bo opened. Building Committee Rev. Fr. I.sinck Anton Leverman H. Barkmeyer J ob . Spenner Frank Bell. The proper study of nwnkliul IS nttin.A l<‘ U M PflpC. nn writing 1’O I ‘ K, Wh o » a |k>t'try sUiNt 2 ái U 0 Iris deeds. NEW SPAPERS! Every year over one hundred thousand Studebaker vehicles are sold. This tells you what the farmers of the country think of the Studebaker w agons. This appreciation has been constantly grow ing for sixty years. » W agon ALEXANDER W E WAS RIGHT CHICAGO DALLAS KANSAS CITY DENVER SALT LAKE CITY SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND, ORE. WATCH THESE BIG REALTY OFFERS BUYS PROPERTY These seen rat o histories of the world’s a tin irs tell xvliat man is lining even where, whether it i* living tbrouuR the nir. stealing a million dollars, lalairini; for world |dotting to overthrew a gov emmc'iit or to estnhli-h one, coin initting a iiiurilcr or trying to in cape pmiishtnent for uni* alrvadv done, tnakiiig a po'ilica! «|KTeh or watching the unties of a comet. NOTHING ING OR THAT (8 IN T E R E S T IMPORTANT ESCAPES THE D R A G N E T OF T H E mEwSPA PERS News that literally costs thou sand« of Hollars to collect is prilit ed and given to the render for a cent or two. Can von, can nnv one, afford to miss such a mental treat and tinancial bargain f TAKE THIS PAPER MOTHER S DAY F. M. Korinek has bought the David Mangle property near the Christian Mother’s Day next Sunday. Wear n church and moved in Tuesday. Adam white flower in honor of mother. A Shepherd who oceupied the house has sermon appropriate to the day will be by S. H. HELTZEL moved to the Stamp property in the preached at the Methodist church in the morning. 2 sere tract, 3 blocks from Stayton 60 acres. 2$ miles from town, well east part of town. The Pilgrims Progress sermon at the P. 0. Price #1500 cash. improved. Price $70 per acre. Methodist church next Sunday evening STILL IN T H E R IN G 2 acres partly cleared inside city lim- 3 acres in town of Stayton, for 30 ------ will be about Christian and Hopeful its, price $150 per acre cash. days only, $125 per acre. Cash. the city of Vanity, meeting Mr Two 5 acre tracts inside city limits 15 acres inside corporate limits of I have been inconvenienced some- leaving Money love and Mr. iioldtheworkl, of Stayton. Price, #800 eacti. Stayton, all cleared. Price #2400,Terms, what by moving my goods into severs capture . . . by the a of Christian and Hopeful Good 5 room house o n First street I also have a small well improved pl*ces, but should you need your pre- ^jgnt and imprisonment in Doubting Stayt <n, a snap at ItOOo. Terms. farm near Sublimity for sale. Terms, scriptions rilled or anything in our line Castle etc. 203 acres, 5 miles from town, well 25 acres unimproved, - . partly . . cleared, - we ... WU! *1° °ur l*-’81 t0 waj* on i’ou- j improved, price #45 per acre. Terms. 1 m'- frorn town, river bottom. Price, porarily e afe carry mK 0,1 our sample Harness .cm FOR SALE $1625 Terms norxrilv in the Lesley samnle room a- Beautiful Home in Ashland, Ortfgon, cross f r o m Fisher & Richard sun’s to trade f o r Stayton property. A 120 acres, 1 mile from town and Ry. Store. Beauchamp’s Drug Store, The Pure Bred Poland China Sh«iata and Well improved. Price $85 per acre. good opportunity. pure bred Shropshire Lamb*. All eli Terms. Rex all Store. 40 acre farm, well improved, | mile gible to registry. Clarence Forrette. from market and Ry. Price, $3300. 235 acre farm, 3 mi from town and 5-22 Aumsville, Ore. CARD OF THANKS Ry. Well improved. Price $55. oer a. Terms, #1000 down, bai. 5 yrs. Terms. 6 acre tract, only a short distance BENEFIT DANCE from main street Stayton, well improv 33 acres, J mile from railroad, mar- j wjsh to express my gratitude pub- ed fine for subdivison, good buildings. ket and school Good 6-room house and to many friends who go kind. * outbuildings. Pnce HWO Terms. ,y he|ped mc move my Koods on F ,lay The ladies of the Catholic Order of 3 acres improved, 5 room house,barn, Foresters will hold a Benefit Dane» in orchard, etc. Close in, and in city 65 acre farm, one half mile from May 2. the C. O. F. Hall at Sublimity, Wed limits of Stayton. Price $260«). Terms. town and Ry., well improved. Price, C. A. Beauchamp. nesday, May 14, 1913. Everyone is | _________________ 9 room modern bouse, 4 big lots, all #4875. Terms, #1000 down, bal. 5 yrs. You end your children are safe cordially invited to attend. well improved, only 4 blocks from post 80 acres, 6J miles from town, good ¿T- _ if you wear Dr. Lowe’s super- office ¡n city of Stayton. A bargain at building, orchard, over half under lor * glasses—eye safe, ’ office D i. hotno . . has . oeen «2800, one half down. cultivation, a good buy at the price. safe—They , .. i The .. Clyde , . , Rucker cost you no more than the . . inferior .. . . . usually „ sold ,, and , you l quarantined for the measles. For Sale-97 acres 34 miles south of acre term8 kinds _____ _ Stayton, 60 acres under cultivation, Special—Nab It Quick—140 acres 6 know the benefit of his skill. More _ , , . , , 21 years experience , as an exclusive , Dr. Lowe Aak s glasses ncit{hbor„. are death t o good buildings, hay, grain, stock and mi. from town, R. F. D. and Cream than , headach#g farm tools complete goes with t h e Routes, 4 mi. to school, well improved. optician and optometist. He does not _____ place. Well improved, running water. ........ _ go from house to house. Consult h i m . , making . . .. n for 1 . .i____ The a t past Price $8500. Tefms. good buildings, fine orchard, running next Tuesday, May 13 day only , warm . . . days are . fast , . . One.full block in Stayton, improved water> a n up-to-date farm, others Stayton hotel. Remember the day and j Up °r IL c° ' 'wt War' !*,,nn and situated in the center of the town. w°uld ask better than $11H) per acre. date. Scores of references. No ex- Dance every Saturday even This is a bargain as it can be cut into Our price only #65 per acre. Terms P ^ 8 employed, ing in the Daisy Hall. tf. eight lots and t h e money doubled. Price includes Stock and Farm Machin- --------- Price, $4000. ery. NOTICE Jeff Bilyeu looks as natural driving a car as if he had been built with the I am again engaired in the Imple machine. ment and Farm Machinery businesn, FOR SAl.E Two draft colts—One 1 and will ba pleased t o meet mv old yearling and one •three-year-old, well i friends and patrons, and am prepared bred stock. M. J Crabtree, to give very attractive prices a n d 5-29 Stayton, Ore. terms on Buggies, Manure spreaders, McCormick mowers, rakes etc, Miss Mnble Gardner who has beep Old Fir, per cord_______________#3.10 _____ H. L. Wright, Aumsville, Ore. stenographer for the Hammond Lumber Maple “ “ 3.25 Company at Mill City during the illness Second Growth Fir cord...................3.00 Many good business men allow their FOR SALE OR TRADE of their regular employe, is back home | Vine Maple per tier________ ____ 1.50 bills to become “ DEAD” because they in Stayton. Maple or Fir “ “ ....................... 1.50 neglect them. They allow the accounts . . . . , _ . . . . in any sue wanted . , to become outlawed and the debtors to which I have three registered Billy Goats Dr. Lowe’s supperior glasses give >Vuo<l delivered I will tor cash or trade for goo<] vision relievo eye strain, »tops j «no ar y amount. C. S. L owe . tf ^ or go impoverished, re- wethers. H. L. Wright, . L. Wright. headache and enhances beauty. No one Aumsville, Ore. can covery is hopeless. ARE YOU doing give a more perfect fit or furnishes i HOW’S YOUR SOLE this? WE turn BAD paper into GOOD more satisfactory mountings and the price is always right. Connult him money. We can get your money for NOTICE next Tuesday May 13 at Stayton hotel. | you. Ask us. Watters the old reliable, is back in 1 day only. Scores of references. Rem- j American Mercantile Agency. the shoe shop for the winter. Come The Stayton Optical Company is the ember the day. .tf Suite 417 Selling Bldg. Portland, Ore. place to get your glasses. Next door in. north of Lancefields Sh«je Store. Thera Is moro Cat rrh l i th li »octlon of tho country than all itili' r di- ihcj put together, end until tho I u t l e jr-ir n Only a few tons of land plaster left. wn* supposi <1 to h i Ir. orni I For n (troni F O R SA LE many ri do- l : i pronome • I It n locai See W. A.;Weddle. TENT MEETING (llscntto p:xl «rc.icrlix i I >cul r medici, nnd . __ ttr - ---- : — — - A,,« i.ii.MAAoa *.i m a rnmmmmmmmw # e mu l i n i l i S New Summer Dress Goods Figured Voiles, Floral Silk Jacquared Silk. 36jnch Pon gee for summer cloaks,grays, blues and tans in the new Mohair clotlv Just in, new assortment in neck wear with Bulgarian effect. Trimming braids in Bulgarian designs. House Cleaning Curtain Scrims in the latest patterns 15c to 30c Groceries We carry a complete line of Pre ferred Stocks with 9 money back Guarantee if your are not satisfied. THERE IS NONE BETTER. Bring Your Mohair in this Week * * « « # * * # > # # # # # # > ' THOMAS-MAYO CO. Get Butter Papers of THE MAIL According to J. D. Mickle, Oregon Dairy a n d Food Commissioner, Producers o f Butter offered for Sale must have stamped on the package, the number of ounces, and the producer’s address. S. H. HELTZEL, Agent WOOD __ FOR SALEDI£D ™ M THE OF A WANT TTENTION Eureka Potatoe Planter, used one 3 months-old pullets, 7 dozen Brown The Rev. James Crooks and wife will seaso:. Good as new. Willis Cald Leghorn and 3 dozen Buff Leghorns, j hold a tent meeting here about the mid- well, Sublimity. 5-8x Harry Shank, die this month. It will be held on thè vacant lot of J. R. Gardner’s next ~ ! 5-1 Scio, R t. 1. to Dr. Brewer’s resid«'ncc. For Sale—young team of d r i v i n g _________________ mares. 3 and 6 year- old. Would ex- chang. for larger horses or ir ilea. I M,s" ,J' Ma •'v,aUen o f ncar j r Gardner and wife are home For particulars undress Box 183, went to Mehama Sumlay to teach a from their two weeks visit in Baker Stayton, Ore. month’s school at that place. City, Oregon. by constantly frilling to curo with Poni treatment, pronoun- ! It Incurable, Hel en'« has rr i . ri Calarrh to bo ft consti tutional aldcane, nnd ther-foro requires constitution 1 1 treatment, ll.ill'n Catarrh Curo, manufactured by P. .T. Chnnoy ft Co.. Top do, O’ lo, li tho only Constitu tional curo on ti e market. It li liken In ternally In <• •• i from 11 dr nx to a ten- spoonful. It n tn directly o i Ilio Moot snd mucous rnrfncr» o f tho rysvm . They nlTer ono hundred dollars for eny m i • It fill* to cure. Rend for circular« and tes timonials. Address! P. J. CHENEY « CO., Toledo, O. PoM by Drnr-ol di, rr. Taka Ball’s Family rills for constipation. We have made the Remarkable LOW O FFER OF 100 butter papers printed 200 butter papers printed 500 butter papers printed Every farmer who sells butter should take advantage of this offer, Phone or call at the office of the Stayton Mail