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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1915)
I l ' I— THE ÍI S TAYTO N M A IL every Thurmiuy by Sale Prices K . N I. U l.M H T K I l Knlrrrcl hh airnnd i 'I hkh m utter ill t' e poatofllce ut Stayton, Marion, county, Oregon, under the net of Congre** of March 3, 187!». S V B S C R W T IO S S , S I. 00 p e r } ta r Addrcaa all commumcationa to T1IKSTAYTON MAIL H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M .O. Physician and Surgeon STAYTON. OREGON C. H. BREWER, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON STAYTON. OltKGON Prices That Preach D E N T IS T Office Over Slayton Statu Hank Phone 2162 Stavton, Or y 6. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc. Veterinarian Treats all domestic animals, also applies the Tuberculin test. Telephone 3x7 O lllc e a l STAYTON S l a y t o n S l a b le a . . . . OREGOf S. H. HELTZEL $2.26 Hcavj Tin Holler 1.26 Re*. 1.26 Hand Sawa 18 In. Air Tight Mentors 20 i n . ......................... 35c Good Butcher Knife 16c Paring Knife 20c Padlock . . 66c Granite Pails 1.60 Nickle Tea Kettle* 1.26 Clothes Basket 60c Lanterns LOO Patent Stove Hacks 60c Hammers Bargains That Teach 10c Light and Dark Outings U |i Wilbur N. Fintier. D .M .D . Values That Reach 10c Oyatcra - 90c per do*. 16c Sardiea * $1.10 “ “ 7 Kara Royal White Soap 26c 6 " Cryatal •• “ 26c 14c Picnic llama • I2|e 22c Bacon „ • 19c 16c Hulk Lard - - 1,’tc 20 lb Good Rice • $1.00 26 lb Hcana • 1.00 30c pk. Rolled Oata - 22c 60c ** •* ** - 40c 26c Hulk Coffee • - 17c 66c pail of Holly Syrup . 49c 36c •* •' “ 26c 8c t$$ ......................... Wool Flannels - 2.25 Flannel Dress Shirts tide Wool Serge 36 in. wide k Ginghams - 88c 1.C9 1 7c 60 c 20c Galeteas 9-4 Bleached Sheeting 60c Underwear 1.00 Union Suits 60c CUM n M Unions 16c Fancy Hair Ribbon 16c Mens Dresa Sox (Mil I Alts Ladies Shoes Values up to $3.00 $1.48 Odd Lot Mens Dresa Khoca Values up to $5.00 $2.48 (Md Lots Mens Work Shoes Values up to $4.00 $1.98 Hoys and Girls Best heavy School Shoes for W inter $2.13 Infants Shoes in Black button, Patent Tip, Wedge or plain heel, sizes 2J to 6 • 63c 76c Ladies Rubbers - 57c 1.00 Men’s - 89c 76c Misses “ - 69c 00c Children’s " - 48c You will find values Pair Woolen Blankets FREE Saturday Night You Can Get It for Less at SPEER’S Office Over Dcldrirh's Hardware Store. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AUM SVILLE- ‘Trice Cutters for Cash” J . M. R IN G O -T ltos. HIRST STAYTON OREGON I WILL GIVE $1000 T hose nifty suits the men are wear ing, just ask the man where he got it. You will find the most are from here and they all bear the Union West Stayton quick delivery. Hammond-Bishop o a Clifford Harold o f Portland visited home folks last Thursday and Friday, also looked after business interests in the Jordan vicinity. Mrs. Edw. Creech of Salem is visiting her son T. W. Creech. Italeigh Harold made a busi ness trip to Albany last week. Ruth Smith spent Sunday with folks in Lebanon. Mrs. Wm. Baker of Aumsville visited Sunday with her mother- in-lav. Mrs. Alice Baker. Harry Chrisman, wife a n d little daughter spent Sunday with his parents. There was a large attendance at the Sunday services conducted by Rev. Putnam. Miss Ina Harold was on the sick list Monday. Miss Mary Tate o f Stayton visited with Nettie Geymer Sun day. TIN WORK and PLUMBING A Rainy Day Need Not Be Dull STAYTON MEAT MARKET Cheer up I Get to work SESTA K in a F ish B rand & R e fle x TH O M A S, Proprietors. Slicker $ 3.00 Fresh, Sail & Cured Meats Strong, easy fitting, light, and water proof. absolutely. Reflex Edges stop w ater from ru n ning in at the front Lard & Creamery Butter. Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Slock Black, Yellow or Olive khaki. Protector Hat. 73 cents S ’ Satisfaction CuauntreJ Lulay Bros. & Co. A. J.T O W ER CO «>, BO STO N *1X1 Contractors & Builders Do Not Forget ; Dwelling houses a specialty C. A. Luthy, the Jew eler guarantees ; ; Let us figure on your build all work for one year, also stands back ings - , 1 of goods sold that do not give satisfac We can save you money ! ! j tion. A good job gauranteed Have your picture taken by experts. ! ! Phone 77 P- O. Box 198 Trover & Weigel, Saturday and Sun- STAYTON. OREGON. day only. tf. Brewer’s Dairy— L. A. MESSING For the best milk and cream on the 10-21x market. Swiss Jeweler 29 YEARS EXPERIENCE All work on watches and clocks guaranteed for One Year TRESSPASS N O TIC ES-Printed on strong white muslin, for sale at the Stayton Mail ofTiee. The Trover & Weigel Studio is open Try My Work, It Speaka For Itaelf | | every Saturday and Sunday in Stnyton, at the old Lau Studio on Third Street Located in the Shoe Shop near the Salem ditch. West of the Stayton State Bank | J Stayton Oregon 1! A . BURSELL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon I' Phone 11x5 A U M S V ILLE NOTICE All persons are warned against hunting, fishing or tresspassing on my plnce northwest of Stayton. Alva Smith. 10-21 vi d „ ... Kingston kinks The rock crusher has closed down for the season. A birthday dinner was celehra- ’ ted at the John Sandner home Sunday in honor of Mrs. Sandner and little Walter Flood. Those present were: Mr. a n d Mrs. Arney Flood, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flemings and son, Mr. and Mrs. Italeigh Harold and son and John Sandner Sr. Robert Darby, and wife ate Sunday dinner at t h e Liston Darby home. R. C. Pepperling and family motored over and spent Sunday Curtis Cole home. LI o y d e Chrisman returned home from the Hot Springs Fri day. Mrs. Arthur Leffler and Mrs. Arney Flood and their little sons visited at the J. C. Leffler home Thursday. Carl Titus, wife a n d little daughter a n d M i s s Maggie Schaefer were Sunday guests at the Henkel home. Clyde Harold who is working at the C. O. D. Grocery Store in : Albany^pent Sunday with home! folks, he was accompanied by his cousin Darril Austin. Mrs. S. B. Cole of Jordan was LOST— blue Roan Heifer with strop , . . . . . . around neck. Finder phone 685 at Sa- B w eek-end visitor With her son OREGON lem. 10-14 pd Curtis Cole and family. O IIUO Q Furnishings n Stayton Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Jordan Jingles Sylvanus and Gerry Neal had their silos filled last week. Mrs. Harnett of Marion visit ed with her daughter. Mrs. Syl vanus Neal,the first of the week. Miss Olga Brucher spent the week-end at the Forrette ranch. O lU U IIIIg, balem Roxey Gunsaules has gone to If I FAIL to CURE NT PANCER m TUMOR i tn<t V. A. GOODE tutor« It PO ISO N S * t p (la d m ittxte s t i B O N E Corvallis where she will attend Without Kiiliv Paia school. LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC No PAY Until CUREOl Conscientious Attention Given to all WRIT TIN GUARANTEE J. Imlay a n d family have S o X K»jr o r o th er • w in .lie An laland moved on the Criderman place I.egal Business. |>lint m ake* th.-curo Any TUMOR. IUM* or near town. Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg. S0AE on th e lip , fsrw o r b o d e l o n g la Nick Schmitz who has been c a n c e r ; » n ever ln a u n ttll» a ta ta c * « D- laid up with an attack of La- PAG! BOOK *ent FR K K . 10.000 tent I- Grippe the past week, is report Nick Oppe has moved to the m onlaJa. RiRr u a w ed to he some what improved. Jo?. Schwindt place, which he Any LUMPia WOMAN’S BREAST p W I I P C D * n<l al w a n polaona deep arm - Mr. Stewart and family o f' has rented for the coming year, Bath Tubs, Lavatories and b w A n u C n p I t ela n d * an .l KRIS QUICKLY One woman In e r r r v Till, a o lc a n c e r—U. 8 . rep ort Mehama visited a t the Sweet all Sanitary fittings— Farm- W<- refuM m an * w ho w a it too long <k m uat d ie Poor cured at h a ll p rice If can cer la yet »m ail home Sunday. ers-W e carry a line of Br. & Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEY & CO. g S T a f f K a Frank Itauscher a n d family pumps, leader water sys 'Strictly RellaMt. Orutert Cancer Speclallit living" 4 3 4 0 $ 4 3 6 E Valencia S t . SanFraiicisco. Cal. tems, etc. Gasoline engines. spent Sunday at the A. Ferry CAN CER K IN D L Y M AIL T H I S U l home. JACOB SPANICL Label. Buy your suit from us, we guarantee At Speer s Don’t fail to visit our notion counters. there that out do the 15c stores. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NOTARY PUBLIC Abstract, and Probate Work a Specialty When You See T. H. Thomas and wife left Trover & Weigel’s Studio in the Bak Tuesday for Corvallis to see Mr. ery building is open every Saturday ami Sunday. tf. Thomas’ brother, Lafe Thomas, who lives near that place. They spent Wednesday with Mrs. Cox in Stayton. Nick Enders and wife were in Stayton Tuesday. Fred Pepperling visited at the T. H. Thomas home Sunday. Frank Pepperling, Frank Flat- man, Frank Rohwein and Mr. Combs were in Stayton the early part of the week. Clyde Thomas went to Stayton Tuesday after a load of flour. Haman Shelton fell and hurt his side one day last week and has been confined to the house a few days. Clyde Thomas and wife visited at the Haman Shelton home Sun day. O f K now n V a lu e « H eyw ood M a ttr e s s e s Made of best material with extra felting in the center. Guaranteed to give you full value and satisfaction. Insist on a Heywood and get certain satisfaction. $12 $15 $18 M ad* By Geo. Johnson and G. E. Schae fer of Salem were t o Elmore Lake fishing the latter part of the week and got a nice string. HEYWOOD BROTHERS AND WAKEFIELD COMPANY T. H. Thr mas packed the party *° *a^e an(^ broght them out. F’rank Flatm an’s new house is almost completed. STAYTON HOUSEFURNISHING CO. | Portland and SeatUs Sold By « Public Having rented my farm, I will seil the following prop erty at public sale at my place at North Santiam, on MONDAY, OCT. 18 Sale Commences at 10 A. M. FREE LUNGH AT NOON Black Gelding, 8 yrs old wt 1250 Roan Mare 7 yrs old wt 1100 3 milch cows coming fresh 1 two-yr-old heifer coming fresh 3 heifer calves 2 sows, due to farrow 15 shoats, wt 100 lbs. each. 4 dozen chickens One hack One buggy Two sec. harrow 3 plows Cultivator Double shovel plow Cutting box Garden seeder Clover seeder Steelyard scales Hay fork and carrier complete TERMS: 1 set double heavy harness 44 1 “ “ light 44 1 “ single hack 44 1 “ “ buggy Saddle and bridle 1 De Laval cream separator 2 good cider barrels Large quantity of stock beets * “ of “ carrots 300 bushels of corn in the ear 5 tons of hay Household goods Hoes, forks, rakes, axes, chains, ropes and other articles too nu merous to mention. Sums of $10. and under Cash. note at S'/c int. Geo. Keech, Auctionc ir. Far. & Mer. Bank, Clerk. Over $10, six mos. credit on bank ble 5 c/o discount for cash on sums over $10. R. W . W hitesei!
