The Stayton mail., October 07, 1915, Image 6

Third
Annual CLEARANCE Sale
BY
THE
Wilbur W oolen Mills Co.
Twice we have been before the public with similar
sales, but this one for genuine bargains in
'7va.de in O regon”
Woolen Goods will eclipse both our previous sales.
N otw ith sta.i. ig the extreme high prices on w ool, w c are going to offer the greatest
epp rtunity to each and every one to supply themselves with Blankets, Dress G oods,
M acxinaw Coats. W ool Batts, Automobile Robes, etc. at prices that will just cover the
cost of material and labor in many instances.
W e offer 150 pairs of slightly damaged blankets in all colors and weights, mill ends
which cannot be shipped to the trade as perfect, at a reduction of from $1.50 to $3.00 the
pair, these blankets will wear as long as the perfect ones.
B la n ke ts
Dress Goods
Beautiful, Soft, White Bian-
kets, Blue and Pink borders,
nice for presents and home
use, $4.00 to $10.00 a pair.
Gray, Red, Pink. Brown. Tan,
Plaids and other colors, in va-
ri >us weights and widths,
SERGES
CHEVIOTS
SATINS
F LA N N ELS
KITTY KAT
SILKS
CREP de CHINE
CASHM ERE
TAFFETA
KiOOIE KLOTH
We will sell you a nice dress
pattern for $1.00, A good all
v ool pair o f servicable blank­
ets for $3.00 and give you a
handsome useful souvenir with
every purchase.
All Reduced from Regular Price
Reductions all down the line
to clear out stocks for n e w
Fall and Winter Goods on the
way. Mackinaw coats excepted
TE!S SALE COMIENCES
MONDAY, OCTOBER 11
And Continues for One Week Only
Y ou L.ose M oney If Y ou Miss T h is Sale.
Y ou will buy woolen good:,
at
OCTOBER 11th
Com e in and Look O ver O ur Stock.
prices offered that you cannot afford to miss and from
to 16th IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Out of tow n orders filled same day by Parcel Post
WILBUR WOOLEN MILLS COMPANY, STAYTON, OREGON
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ra m
I f there is anything better than those
mince pies at the Bakery its the pump­
kin pies at the same place.
C. A. Beauchamp and wife are Salem \ John Potter went to Mill City yes-
Mrs. M. E. Bruce is home from Con­
tact, Nevada, where she has been the
visitors today.
: terday where he expects to work.
past summer. She is visiting in Lyons
Mrs. Dora Shreve spent the week- : Frank ßas, and father o f Fern Ridge this week.
end in Salem.
were business visitors here Monday.
School Supplies
The 11-vear-old daughter o f Mrs.
W e have some new postal cards, Sheeman o f West Stayton was taken
look them over. Sloper’s Drug Store. to the Salem Hospital yesterday for
treatment.
Chas. Darst o f Sublimity was a Stay-
ton visitor on Wednesday o f this week.
at Beauchamp’s.
FORMALDEHYDE
Use it now, it costs nothing if you
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Mrs. R. P. Phillips and daughter figure the benefits returned.
Quanti­
J. B. Grier is spending a two-week s
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Alma visited friends in Stayton Mon- ties at Slopers.
vacation traveling.
day
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hirst were week­
end visitors in Portland.
A l/ ,
, A man who
owns a
Fish Brand
Reflex
Slicker
$3.00
when Old Prob
says rain.
W aterproof,
absolutely
Cf
P r o t e c t o r H a t, 7 5 ce n t«
' : . ‘ lsfaction G uaranteed
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Send for catalog
A. J. TOWEP. C O .
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BOSTON
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BRAS®
living near Lyons moved to town last
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Young motored ov- week and are living in the Bressler
j er to Salem Sunday and spent the day house in the east part o f town.
with friends.
Ralph Kelley who has been working
The Reheknhs are preparing for a in Eastern Oregon the past summer re­
Hallowe’en Social Saturday. Oct. 30. turned home Tuesday. He expect« to
W atch fur bills.
enter the high school here soon.
Dr. Brewer reports a fine boy born
Norris Hunt ha« rented the Hirzsei-
to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Brand o f Linn fen place northeast o f Sublimity.
He
county Sunday September 26.
was in town Tuesday buying furniture
o f the Stayton Housefurnishing Co.
The Stayton Electric Light Co. is
putting in a cement flume in place o f
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hunt started for
the wooden one which had rotted out.
St. Martin Hot Springs a t Carson,
Washington yesterday.
Mr. H u n t
Little Mary Stamp o f near Kingston will ;<y about a week and Mrs. Hunt
is visiting at the Dr. C. H. Brewer will probably stay a month for treat­
and G. L. Brown homes this week.
ment for rheumatism.
“An Actual Naval Battle”
The greatest naval picture ever taken* 1 Reel
Comedy, “ The Man Higher Up”
4 Reels
Eugene will soon have Coos
j Bay Coal.
5 and 10c
Sunday
S. P. payroll at Eugene for
i past month was $11,304.
•
Orchestra Music-
S ta r T h e a tre
Randon New cheese factory
to be built at Four Mile.
Lebanon Lumber Co. burned
with a loss of $100,000.
Sutherlin Leona mills operate
after 8 months idleness.
Prices
O. W. R. & N. Co. payroll at
I^a Grande takes 545 checks.
Hood River gets a $7500 con -,
crete movie theatre 50 by 100
feet.
$1.75-$2.00-$2.50-$2.75-$3.00-$3.50
All Prices— All Sizes
Made by The Iowa Glove CO.
Hood River apple and vinegar
Co. receives gold medal at Pana­
ma Fair.
For Sale At
Bend—Frank Pival expects to j
erect 50 houses here, work to be-1
gin at once.
Lancefisld’s Cash Shoe Store, Stayton
Ralph McKechnie has six acres
of corn near Albany averaging
14 feet in height.
Eat
Lowney’s
Chocolates
Indications are that the Hub­
bard shoe factory will soon be­
gin operations again.
Construction is being rushed
on the new line of the O. W. R.
& N. into Harney Valley.
T h e Best by
W. F. Turnidge wants farmers
around Albany to raise mint and
he will take all oil obtained.
nowned
Redeemed in your own city at no cost for postage or registra­
tion. Bring your coupons to me. I have over $200.00 worth of
premiums on hand now. Magazines and Newspapers.
J. A. HENDENSHOTT, Proprietor,
iry, Stayton, Ore.
10-7x
Roseburg citizens will donate
a site for the big new mill of
For Trade - 80 acres o f timber land,
Kendall Bros.
A town which free o f incumbrance in Tillamook Co.
has shown t h e enterprise o f for Stayton property. A. T. Brewer,
10-7x
Roseburg in going after this big Stayton.
industry is deserving of a bright
Wanted—
future.
D isions
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A nfdfis«ending a «kefeh and de«cr1n«lnr mnf
0 n ick If lutcurfHln o ttr o p i n io n fro« w n *fh *»r fin
InreiifIon 1« prohftbif r putgntmbl«.
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Scientific Am erican.
A h n nd nom o lf lltnntrtitw l w o oklf. I.n w m t H r-
d ilu tio n o f n n f Rdent.ldc Jotirnnl. T e r m i, f i n
jour ¡ fo u r m onth», | L H old by a ll nowRdonU r r
MUNN & Co
New York
Braocb Offlca. M F FU Waabloatoo, D. 0,
advertised
Tobacco Coupons
Former Pacific Mail liner, Kor­ all work for one year, also stands back
1 o f goods sold that do not give satisfac­
ea, goes to England. The comp­
tion.
any has disposed o f most of its
ships and will sell the balance as
FOR T R A D E -A good two-seated
fast as buyers can b e found, hack, to trade for a horse suitabia to
owing to effect of seaman’s act. work at a milk wagon. Brewer’s Da­
T rad e M arn e
R e­
you w an t in Candies. Oranges and Bananas on hand
all the time. Standard Brands of T ob a ccos and Cigars.
W c handle Confections and T ob a ccos in large quantities
See Us First.
Right of way deeds are all se­
GEM C O N FE
cured for Sutherlin railroad and
it is announced work will start
at once on the grade for the Do Not Forget
Sutherlin. Coos Bay & Eastern.
C, A. Luthy, the Jeweler guarantees
P atents
and
T est.
the W orld over. Anything
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co. announces opening of a line
between Eugene and Florence.
Coos County has been experi­
menting w i t h roads planked
lengthwise and results are high­
ly successful.
O V E R AS Y E A R S '
E X P E R IE N C E
5 & 1 ÜC
Autom obile Gloves
Value of Oregon hop crop this
year about $2,000,000. at 10c.
Sold h y a ll D ru g g ists, 77?.
Take Rail's F a n .ilv n ils for ronalloatioo.
Orchestra
Big Program
Woodburn wants merger of all
I the telephone lines.
Miss Cora Phillips was on the sick
Ben Darby and wife o f Linn county
list the first o f the week, Clyde Hoff-
visited at the Claude Darby home Tues­
er taught the 4th and 5th grades dur- Stats of Ohio, city of Toledo, l _
day.
Lucas County,
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ing her absence.
J. A. Smith o f near Aumsville was a
Frank J. C h en ey m a k es oalli that he Is
Stayton visitor Tuesday.
sen
ior
partner
of
the
firm
o
f
F.
J. Cheney
Dr. Brewer repots a big boy born to
Mrs. R. L. Putnam and baby Lenore & Co., d o in g business In the City of T o­
ledo, C ou n ty and State aforesaid, and
Mike Fuchs and wife last Thursday
spent the week-end visiting at t h e that said firm will pay the sum of O.N’ ll
Arthur Chris man o f Marion was a night.
H U N D R E D D O LLA R S for each and ev­
home o f her parents Mr. and Mrs. Von- ery
Stayton visitor Monday.
<aae o f Catarrh that cannot be cured
by
the use o f H A L L ’ S fAT A R R Y T CURE.
Behren o f near Aumsville.
F R A N K J. C H E N E Y .
Peter Blone and daughter, Adelain
George Darby o f Woodburn is visit­
Sworn to before me and sitbseribed In
o f West Stayton were shopping here
n-.y
p
resen
ce,
this
Gth «lay of December,
D. M. Doll and wife, John Kerber A. D. ISM,
ing at the home o f his brother Claude
Friday.
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A . XV. O L E A S O N ,
and
wife
and
Mrs.
John
Thoma
and
I
D:irby and family and other relatives
N o ta r y Public.
two children spent Sunday at the Jake
lie re.
H a ll’ s C atarrh C u re Is taken In tern ally
George Brewer and wife o f near Wourms home in the country.
and n a n d lreetly upon the hlood and mu­
cou s su rfa c e s of the sy stem . Bend for
Aumsville were visiting relatives here
testimonials, free.
yesterday.
F J. C H F .N E T A CO.. T o le d o . O.
Roy Brenner and wife who have been
\n Optimist
2 Parts
The Brode Club mot at Mra. C. A
Beauchamp's laat night and elected
new offW ra for the ensuing year with
Mra. M. J. Crabtree I’ rca., Mra. Stanley
Starr V. Brea., and Mrs. F. Down» aa
See.-Treaa.
Point—Farmers a n d
league organized t o
raising and disburse­
ment of taxes, etc.
New Perfumes
Saturday Night:
“Dolls o f Intrigue”
Mr. and Mra. B. A. Schaefer enter­
tained a t «tinner Sunday Mcaara H
Hofatetter, F. Cheney, Carl Schaefer
ami Tt'tral Kaarhua. The occasion be­
ing Mr. Schaefer's birthday.
Miss Ina Harold is at work in Die
'Central
post office again after spending tha j
taxpayers
week a t Salem attending the st4u
scrutinize
fair.
Pure whipped cream puffs a t the
S. A. Starr visited Portland the first
at Beauchamp's, 50c to $1.00 ounce.
Bakery Saturday and Sunday.
o f the week.
Ed Pepperling was in from Bilyeu
Den Monday.
Mr», frentón Wood o f W ilt Slayton
waa operate«! upon this w«-ek at th«>
Snlem Sanitorium for cervical gland*
o f the neck. Dr. H. A. Beauchamp o f
thia city aaaist«<d.
About 30 bushels o f good milling
wheat.
See Grant Murphy or phone
the Stayton Mail office.
Have your picture taken hy experts.
Trover & Weigel, Saturday and Sun­
day only. tf.
You Are Missing Something—
I f you don’t try our home made
mince pies at the Bakery.
Trover & W eigel’s Studio in the Bak-
cry building is open every Saturday
and Sunday.
tf.
C T IO N E R Y
NOTICE OF ESTIMATE
Notiec is hereby given that we the
undersigned resident taxpayers, repre­
senting ten per cent o f the resident
taxpayers i n Road District No. 66,
Marion county, Oregon, hereby give
notice to the tax payers ot said dis­
trict, that there will be a meeting of
the resident tax payers o f said district
at W«‘st Stayton, in said road district
at 2 o ’clock p. m. on the 22nd day o f
October, 1915, fur the purpose o f the
preparation o f un itemized estimate o f
the amount o f money proposal to be
raised by the levying o f an adtlitional
tax for road purposes, in said roa«l dis­
trict.
(Signatures) T. Y. MClcllan, R. W.
Van Nuys, H. B. Condit, J. W. Nipple,
A. H. Trammel,.!. S. King, C. F. laiose,
Geo. B. Weatherhy, I. R. Hammer, W.
B. McCormick,
Frank W. I.nthrop,
Kasper J. Lathrop, W. F. Harris, J ..
VV. Dively, Peter Blone, J. F. Weisen-
berger, E. Officer, Gery C. Griffin,
Leonard Walker.
CARPET WEAVING
All kinds o f Carpet and Rug weaving
done at my home 1} miles northwest
o f Sublimity on the old Werner place.
Brewer’s Dairy—
Prices reasonable, work guaranteed.
For the best milk and cream on the 35 yeara experience. E. Dueher,
10-11 x
Aumsville, Oregon.
market.
10-21x
The Trover & Weigel Studio is open
\ every Saturday and Sunday in Stayton, j For the next 3 0 Days
at the old Lau Studio on Third Street
You can get a bargain in a strictly
near the Salem ditch.
modern 6-room hotise, bath,toilet, base­
ment, 3 lots, complete for $1400. Write
NOTICE— All persons are warned or inquire Ht the Stayton Mail office.
against hunting, fishing or tresspassing
on my place northwest o f Stayton.
Alva Smith.
10-21
10-21
Two Good Milk Cows
LOST—Blue Roan Heifer with strap
One yearling heifer and a Holstein
around neck. Finder phone 685 at Sa- yearling bull for sale at a right price
I lem.
10-14 pd
at Hamman's Feed Barn, Stayton.10-21
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