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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1913)
OFFERS TEN PRIZES PLATE GLASS HERE Bam To stimolate interest In growing corn Tho liig plate glass window is here 1 in this state, the Oregon Agricultural for Diedrich'» building. This will re i College offers ten prisca for tho liest place the one broken by the two young men who had imbibed too freely in the ears of corn grown by boys anil shown (towing bowl. at the State Fair. Futrios must be made not later than September J2. Mr. Korette left for Corvallis last Thursday. i “ When / invest in a wagon l buy a Studebaker, then it's a safe investment * * O f course it is! Studebaker w a go ns are b u ilt o n h o n o r, w ith sixty years o f w a go n b u ild in g experience — an d w ith e ve ry w agon goes a S tu d e b a ke r guarantee. Y o u c a n 't aflo rd to h a v e a d e a le r sell y o u so m e o th e r w a g o n re p re s e n te d to b e "just a s good. If y o u w a n t a w a g o n th a t will last, ru n easily a n d stand u p to its w o rk , th e re is o n ly o n e w ag o n to b u y —a n d th a t s a Studebaker. Don’t tra d e te n ex tra y e a rs of service fo r a few d o lla rs d ifferen ce in price. Studebaker w a g o n s a re m a d e to fit e v e ry req u ire m e n t of b u sin e ss o r p leasu re, in city, to w n o r country. Farm Wagons Surreys Pony Carriage} Bu*ineu Wagons Buggies Dump Carts Trucks RsnabosU Harness Each the best of its kind. See our Decltr or write us. STU D EB AKER NSW YORK MINNEAPOLIS S o u th B e n d , I n d . CHICAGO DALLAS KANSAS CITY DENVER SALT LAKE CITY SAN TRAN Cl SCO PORTLAND, ORE. FOR SALE OR TRADE Pure Bred Poland China Shoats ar.d I have three registered Billy Goats j r bred Shropshire Lambs. All eli- which I will sell tor cash or trade for wethers. H. L. Wright. , to registry. Clarence Forrette. Aumsville, Ore. -22 Aumsville, Ore. NOTICE FOR SALE The Stayton Optical Company is the :;onths-old pullets, 7 dozen Brown place to get your glasses. Next door orn and 3 dozen Buff Leghorns. north of Lancetields Shoe Store. Harry Shank, M iles' A n ti-P a in P ills for rh eu m atism Scio, Rt. 1. 5 I STAYTON, OREGOb 1 Only a few tons of land plaster left. See W. A. Weddle. K K. I.ee of near Kingston sold his ranch of 100 acres last week to fcMwnrd Bill Cladek says he is going to Brit Chaeeh recently from Michigan. Mr. ! ish Columbia soon. Checch will take immediate possession. M. L. Taylor of Mehama was In town Mr. Lee will move to Stayton whi re Monday on business. ho will probably engage in some busi- I ness. There will be preaching in Mclnnia Hall. West Stayton at S p. m. Fritli iy May 23, 19 13 Stayton Orchestra Will Furnish Music Spectators 25c Dance Tickets 75c Supper at Bon Ton REMODELS BUILDING The tent meeting in charge of Her. and Mrs. Janies Crook* will begin on ^ Thursday 22. E. T. Mathieu ia having one of his rooms on Second Street remodeled ami a Stove Taylor has quit work at the new front put in. He has leased the ................................. .... Cladek blacksmith shop. He expects building to Mr. Fratt of Aumaville.who to start for Washington. w II put in a first class photograph | J j J £ M. Crabtree, Mgr. N O tiC C OF ATTENTION FOf P U b liC a tiO H Department of the Interior A CARD Have just received some new sum mer shapes, call and see them and don’t forget the diamond ring ia to lie given away May 24. Mrs. J. W. Mer- nticld's Millinery store. 1 wish to take this opportunity of Many good bttsine«H men allow their thanking the people of Stayton and j hills to become ‘'DEAD” because they vicinity for their patronage and many kindness in the past ami wish them alt ! neglect them. They uilow the accounts well in the future. J. F. Lau. ! to become outlawed and the debtors to j die, or become *u impoverished, re* coverv is ho|H.lcsa. ARE* YOD d o in g TAKES EXAMINATION : this? Wi: turn BAD p a|ar into GOOD money. We can get your money for Fifteen eighth graders took the state ! you. Ask us. examination here last Thursday and American Mercantile Agency. Friday under fhe supervision of L. S. 1 Suite 417 Selling Bldg. Portland, Ore. Lambert, chairman of the Stayton school board. U. S. Land Ofllre at Portland, Ore* gen. M ay ¿ , 1913. N'otice is hereby glven that Chrla Knutm>n, of Niugara, Oregon, who, on June 3. 1908, mude Homrstead Entry ■erial, No. 01530,for Wl of NKJ and EJof NWJ.Section 28,Tow »- rfhip !* South, Rango 4 Kast, Willamctte Mirl< ¡an.has Mled no ti ce of intento!) to m a k e Final flve yearproof, to establish claini to the land abovu describod, be f ó l e tlie Regíster and Receiver of D.8. Land o Hice at Portland, Oregon, oo the l'Jtti day of June, 1913. Claimant ñames at witnessea: PVi I M Hestcr, of Gatea, Ore. HARMONY CLUB TO MEET Williunt F. May, of Niagara, Ore. Ches ter B. Gans, of Gates, Ore. ! The Harmony club will meet at the Robert Schrocder, of Gates, Ore. II. F. Higby, Register. 1 E. Roy residence next Monday. Sul- First pub. May 15. Last pub. June 1?, I ject "Life ii- ! Work of Ropthnwn” with suituble music. All under the ago i of 20 are cordially invited to attend. BUNGALOW WILL REOPEN J. M. Hamilton and J. E. Whitehead j of Turner were in town Wednesday on business connected with the District School Fair to lie held at Turner Sep tember 25-26. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR SALE 01 »ER A HOI iSE SELLS RANCH For Sale 9 head Jersey milk cows fresh and coming fresh. Call or phone Clyde Thomas, Jordan, Oregon. tf Ball Benefit The undersigned will accept sealed T h .r o Is m o rs CaC.rrh In thl i s .r tlo n o f bids on a school house to be erected in (be cou n try than a ll otti r diw uaaa put a n d u n til th e Inst f< w y ire Sublimity, Oregon, the plans and speci together, « u s suppos. J lo t 1 Incurable. Pur a gr. iv any ye:.rs iloct rt p ro n o u n co l It a lo ca l fications of which have already been d m isea se.' J nre»‘ ■ lo ca l rem ed ies, and submitted. Bids to be received up to 2 by co n st..n tiy f a llln r to cu re w ith I l treatm ent, p ro n o u n . ( It Incurable, S I* p. m., Saturday, May 17 at Sublimity tn o 1 m s pr vrn f -t-.rrh to h i a c o n sti ;ulr s Oregon. Contractors to be on hand i tutional ill- use. an 1 th i r con stitu tion 'll trea tm en t. H a ll's C atarrh above date at which time bids will I Cure, m a n u fa ctu red b v P . J. C heney A Co.. Tolcilo, O hio, Is th e o n ly C o n stitu opened. tional cure on tho m ark et. It Is ta k e n In tern ally In ilo scj from M dr ns t i a t • Building Committee Spoonful. It a r ts d irectly c n th o bl ■ I Mrs. M. J. Kitchen i< up from Al- Rev. Fr. Lainck and m ucous su r fa c e s o f th e ■>—*• T h ey oiler ono hundred d e l tare f r ai t eaae It bany this week. Anton Leverman fa lls to cure. Send f r circu la rs a n il te s tim onials. H. Barkmeyer Address: P. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O. Jos. Spenner L. L. Thomas wife and baby were in Sold by P n — lets, f e . Frank Bell. Take H all's Fam ily r ills for eoostlpatloa. town a f e w days this w e e k . J. F. Lau wus here Monday from Al bany looking after hi* property and getting it ready for the new tenant from lh*’ Hast who wi|l reopen the Bungalow Studio in the near future. £ WE WANT YOU TO HAVE MORE INFORMATION ABOUT OUR OFFER OF FREE TRANSPORTA- h i TION T O A N D FROM T H E GREAT T R A D I N G A N D R A I L R O A D C E N T E R A T 'W 7 THIS SYSTEM WHICH BEGAN A FEW MONTHS AGO, HAS PROVEN SO SUCCESSFUL THAT WE WANT EVERYONE TO KNOW ALL ABOUT IT AND AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE PRIVILEGE. Read The Following Liberal Offer, It Is For You | 15 i Your railroad fare both ways will be We do not daim that we can give you $2.00 paid if you purchase in any or all worth of goods for every ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................[ dollar spent. Nor the stores named below,goods to the do we daim to have the greatest retail estab amount of $20.00 or over. lishments on the coast. But we do guarantee, All we ask is that you save the sales slips that y o u r money will buy as much real the different stores and present them all to the honest VALUE right here in ALBANY, as can Secretary of the Commercial Club, ground floor of the Albany State Bank Building and the money be purchased any place in the United States. We also can prove that the stocks from which you may select your goods, aggregate a total of over $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 See your own merchant first. If you cannot ................................................................................................. get what you want from his stock than visit the Hub city, where assortments are wonder fully large, and you can get the exclusive, un- sual things that are so much desired. When you trade here you run absolutely no risk,as all goods are guaranteed by reputable merchants, will be paid you for your WHO HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF T IM E . Best of all you can see the T ransportation Goods Before You Buy ir j r j r d r j f j r j r jr jr jr jr jr We bid you welcome ONE and ALL. There is no class distinction here. Every customer is treated just the same. You will find that the prices are absolutely as low as consistency and first class goods will permit. All questions will be answered as correctly as thoroughly trained and competent sales people, can do so. Place your confidence and tru st in merchants that will treat you honestly. Ì w ». — w M - T* t f l P I T l— P ^ M I T 1 W T , Wr~i‘^ — — T^BH — ^ i M 1 1 Ul IM ll I' I I T M 1 ~ tl ■ "» • - feta " r ■ m s M W H H N H B B B B B B The Blain Clothing Co. Chambers & HcCune. Q. A. Flood & Co. Fisher Braden & Co. Fort- m ille F u rn itu re Co. .L E. and li. J. H am ilton. The HcDowell Shoe Co. W. B. Stevens Co. Tracy C lothing Co. The Toggery. H. Sternberg and Co. S. E. Young and Son. ny Ore