Sale ] Prices
THE STAYTON MAIL
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Entered uh »croud c lmm matter lit il
p<i«ttdlicc lit Stuytun, Marion, county,
Oregon, under tbc net of Oongrc«* of
MHrch 3, lH7i*.
GROCERIES
Addri'KH nil communication« to
THE STAYTON MAIL
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.O.
Physician and Surgeon
OREGON
STAYTO N.
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
I’ H YSIO IAN
AN D
1 2 ic
66c p a il o f H o l l y H y r n p
49c
50c
36c
*<
26c
10c
5 lb
P a il
66c
I2 ic
C lb
P a il
Lard
66c
60c
lir e «« G ood«
22c
B acon
19c
20c
G a lc te ««
16c
UNION
P i c n ic H a m a
12|c
25c
M e r c e r i z e d P o p lin
-
19c
which time we have always made “ UNION M A D E” garments and
7 B a r i R o y a l W h ite S o a p
25c
9-4
B le a c h e d S h e e t i n g
-
27c
at no time during our business career have we experienced any
0
26c
50c
U n d erw ear
14c
"
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Com pound
C ry a ta l “
20 lb
Good
25 lb
W h ite
Office Over Stayton Stete Hank
Stavton. Orc
S .,
B V. Sc.
Vctcrinnriitn
al*c
Treat« all dome*tic animal»,
iipplte« the Tuberculin teat.
Telephone 8x7
Office nl Stayton Stable*
STAYTON
. . . .
OREGOJ
S. H. HELTZEL
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
N O T A R Y PUBLIC
Ab.lracW and Probata W ork a Specialty
Office Over Dcidrich’a Hardware Store.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
$1.00
- •
1.00
B eam
1.00
60c
STOVES ETC.
9Ho
1.00
“
79c
76c
••
59c
50c
“
She
35c
“
23c
$7.76
S to v e «
9 SA)
65.00
R a n g e Complete
2.25 heavy Tin Boiler
Regular
“
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“
W o o l F la n n e l«
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G in g h a m «
7c
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U»e Any Order Blank or Faahion Plate, but tell us whose it is
4He
-
-
38c
-
C h ild r e n * U n io n «
trouble.
87c
-
Get started with a house that is able to take care of you
Hammond-Bishop
c ,
oalem
V a l u e « u p t o $ 3 .0 0
$1.48
V a l u e « u p t o $ 5 .0 0
Mayton
Clothing, Shoes
Furnishings
c,
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
O dd Ix it M e n « l i r e « « S h o e «
$2.48
O dd L o t * M en * W o rk S h o e »
V a l u e « u p t o $ 4 .00
Boy*
and G ir l»
$1.98
Beat heavy
S ch o o l S h o e » fo r W in te r
4 4.00
I n f a n t » S h o e « in B la c k b u tt o n ,
87c
LABOR—We have been establihed for 15 years durfhg
every day in the year.—NA TIO NAL WOOLEN MILLS.
48c
9 .3 0
1.78
“
$2.13
Patent Tip, Wedge or plain
h e e l, s i z e s 2 }
to 6
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63c
We thank our Friends for Maki i g This Sale a Success and
We like the Plan so Well We Will Continue to Sell the Goods
on a Cash Basis at prices that only a Spot Cash deal will Justify.
You Can Get It for Less at
SPEER’S
AUMSVILLE-
NO D ELAY HERE— SEND US YOUR ORDERS
9c
-
U n io n S u i t «
they will be taken care of.
3Hc
-
“
respect. Send your orders to us with every assurance that
10c
O d d LntH L a d i c « S h o e «
$0.35
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10.76
1.25
“
Me
SHOES
W h ip
11.00
G. F. KORINEK, V.
“
R ic e
$1.25
Phonc 2162
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L i g h t and llitr k O u t in g «
We are, and always have lyeen a “ UNION LAB O R” house in every
40c
R o lle d O a t «
11 lb l a r k F a r i n a
S t a y t o n , O k e g o n
DENTIST
□S
10c
SUKGEON
W ilhur N. Fintier, D.M.D.
The Tailors’ Strike Does
DRY GOODS
4 0r
11 lb a a c k
S U B S C M P T lO y S , 91.00 per year
l’uru
What They Write Us:
“ Price Cutters for Cash”
The Veal Chair Factory at A l­
bany has changed from an eight
to a ten hour day.
Linicn H ill
Mrs. E. Meyera made a busi­
J. A. Seavey will erect a $20,-
ness trip to Salem one day this
(XX) theatre in Springfield.
week.
•J. C. Butcher will establish a
Mr. and Mrs. Mollet and child­
large spray factory at Hood Riv­
er and will manufacture arsenate ren were guests at the Henry
Thomas home Sunday.
of lead.
Jordan Jingles
T. H. Thomas and Geo. Queen-
er made a business trip to Stay-
ton Monday.
Hal Shelton and Guy Prichard
were in Stayton Monday after­
noon.
School started Monday with a
Frank Flatman h a s rented
g o o d attendance.
Miss Ida part of the McDonald place and
Denny is teacher.
is building a house, he exp ect to
Creswell Reports a r e that
to
move in, in about two weeks.
George Thomas and wife have
the apple market is looking bet­
Delbert
Shelton is bosscarpe ter
moved to the Butler place.
ter owing to the short crop.
Fitz Downs returned t o his
Roy Mollet o f Corvallis is visit­
Hillslioro Committee o f Grow­
pitch
camp here Monday.
ers Association asks equalization ing with his parents this week.
John Bender has finished his
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board to make reductions of one-
Mrs. Wm. Rabens and daugh-
The Creswell Cannery w i l l
manufacture spray in that city.
third in valuation on farm lands ter Dora, made a business trip to
work
this year.
John
believes in doing his work while
Stayton Monday.
in that vicinity.
the sun shines.
OREGON
STAYTON
Miss Emma Peters called at
Marshfield—School board i s
Clyde Thomas and wife are
figuring on reducing school tax 2 the Walter Heater home Sunday,
visiting with Mrs. Thomas’s par­
mills, $41,000.
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J. T. Follis and wife spent
Miss Mabel Townes called at
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mate Titus at
L A W Y E R and N O T A R Y PUBLIC
Sunday with relatives in Stayton. the P. H. Lambert home Satur­
Salem
-Campaign
is
b
e
i
n
g
Kingston
Portland taxes for 1916 esti­
Ccn«cientiou« Attention Given to all
M. S. Titus and V. J. Philippi day evening.
mated at $93,000 more than for made for wagon road from Eu­ TRESSPASS NOTICES— Printed off
Legal Buidnc*».
and families and Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shank re­ 1915, an effort will be made to gene to the coast and half mill strong white muslin, for sale at the
Clyde Thomas and Lonnie Titus turned home Sunday after an ex- cut this amount, however.
Stayton Mail office.
tax asked.
Office Room No. 6. Roy Bldg.
returned home Sunday after tended visit in Southern Oregon
spending the week camping at
Miss Hazel Lambert who i s
the fair.
attending the Lebanon H i g h
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ( ole visit­ School spent the week-end with
ed Sunday at the E- C. Sieg- home folks.
Bath Tubs, lavatories and
mund home in Fern Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Habber-
all Sanitary fittings— Farm-
G.
F.
Harold
and
daughter
man
returned to the M. F. Rvan
ers-W e carry a line of
Alta
motored
over
to
Scio
Thurs­
home
Sunday after spending the
pumps, leader water sys­
day.
summer
at Ellensburg, Washing-!
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
Mr. and Mrs. Titus Archer re- ton.
turned home Wednesday from
A large number from this vic­
JACOB SPANIOL
the San Francisco Fair,
They inity attended the state fair.
report a splendid time.
Miss Cora Ray was the guest
Raleigh Harold moved into his j 0f Gladys Downing Sunday.
new bungalow last week.
Homer Cole was a week-end
%
SESTAK &
Will Thurmap a n d wife of visitor at the D. Townes home.
TH O M AS,
Missouri visited with their nieces
Miss Dorothy Smith w a s a 1
Mrs. John Sandner Jr. and Mrs.
Proprietors.
guest o f Verna Shank Sunday.
Raleigh Harold a few days last I
Frank Laux spent the week­
week. They are going to visit
end
at the H. Senz home.
at the Exposition on their way
home.
Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Ray and
| children called a t t h e Floyd
Highest Market Price Paid For Fai Stock
1 Shelton home Sunday.
J. M. KINGa-Tllott. HIRST
Kingston Kinks
Tit. P le a s a n t
V. A. GOODE
TINWORK and
PLUMBING
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
I will sell at my place 2 1*2 mi.
South of Silver Creek Falls, or
Fresh, Salt & Cured Meats
Lard & Cream ery Butter.
Sale Commences at 10 A. M.
Lulay Bros. & Co.
Contractors & Builders
Dwelling houses a specialty
Let us figure on your build­
ings
We can save you money
A good job gauranteed
Phone 77
P. O. Box 198
STAYTON, OREGON.
L. A. MESSING
Swiss Jeweler
2!) YEARS EXPERIENCE
Tues. Oct. 1
Victor Point
Joe and Nick Lulay completed
some carpenter work f o r Ed
^ Smith this week.
The Mt. Pleasant school open­
A meeting of the Lewisburg
ed
Monday with a good attend-
Mutual Telephone Company was
h e l d a t Oak Ridge Monday. ance-
Several members from here at­
Ben Thayer of Scio has pur­
tended.
chased the F. T. Thayer farm
Victor Point school opened near Lyons.
Monday with Miss Ava Darby as
! teacher.
Rock Point
Miss Inez Fischer, who is at-;
tending High School in Silverton,
Albert Frank and family spent
spent the week-end with h e r Sunday afternoon with his broth­
parents of this place.
er Henry.
Mrs. M. Gibson and children
E. C. Downing a n d fam ily!
called at the Yost home Sunday spent Sunday at the F. M. Fresh
evening.
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fischer,
Will Stanton moved to Inde­
son Eric, Phillip Fischer a n d pendence Monday.
daughter, Inez, spent Sunday at
Norris Hunt has rented the
the M. Lorence home near Sil-
T ry My Work, It Speak. For It.elf | [
Hirzseifen place.
1verton.
Located in the Shoe Shop
School started Monday with
Mrs. J. M. King and daughter
West of the Stayton State Bank
sixteen pupils.
Miss Mavbellej
Opal o f Opal City, Ore., have
Stayton
Oregon
Wagner is teach«*.
been visiting with relatives here
The school board are improv­
' the past few days.
ing the school house by building
Mrs. B. Hofstetter and son
a belfry.
Roy
o f Silverton were guests at
Physician and Surgeon
E. C. Downing took a load of
Phone 11x5
the J. D. Darby home Saturday
porkers
to Salem Tuesday.
AUMSVILLE
OREGON and Sunday.
All work on watches and
clocks guaranteed for
One Year
A. BURSELL, M. D.
The following described property:
1 Mare, wt. 1200
1 Gelding, 7 yrs. old, wt: 1200
Set of Double harness
Single harness
2 grade Jersey cows, one 4 and
one 6 yrs. old.
2 grade Jersey heifers 1 yr past
1 two-yr-old Red Poll heifer
1 two-yr-old steer
1 yearling steer
1 Calf
1 Red Poll yearling bull
Bain wagon, 2 3-4 thimble
Two-horse heavy hack
One-horse spring wagon
1 Light buggy
1 Mower
1 Rake
1 Harrow
1 wheelbarrow
1 sheep dipping vat
2 itm i chickens
1 hay rack
1 Carpenters work bench
\ quantity of Mesquite hay, some oat hay, some Household goods and numerous other articles
F R E E LU N gH AT N O O N
TERMS:
Sums of $10. and under Cash.
note at 8‘/( int.
Geo. Keech,
Auctioneer.
5
°/c
O ver $10, one year's credit on bank 'I
discount for cash on sums over $10.
OliverS. Butler