The Willamina times., December 21, 1928, Image 2

MILLER'S MARKET
WILLAMINA MEAT MARKET
WiikaiM
FOR OVALITY MEAT GO TO
DELAKE!
Willamina Meat
Market
R. S. Miller, prop.
Purity and cleanline»» in every department
HAM, BACON, LARD,
BUTTER AND EGGS
highway will be opened January 1st
this over now for choice Homesites.
Ruv your meats, both fresh and cured from your local Meat Market
Completion of Salmon River Cut-off will
double prices of Delake property. So buy
“THE TELEPHONE TRUCK”
HAULING
FRANK NEWLANDS
NOW!
Second Hand Store
I Buy And Sell Useful Articles.
Daniels was the driver of the
truck and had stopped at the
mill pond to unload the logs. He
knocked the block from under
the outside log so that the load
might be rolled off, and as he did
this, the entire load began to
roll, catching him underneath be­
fore he colud get out of the way.
Doctors and an ambulance were
immediately s^nt for and he was
taken to a Portland hospital.
The doctors found, upon a hur­
ried examination, that a number
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I of serious injuries had been n-
The logging operations at New
l»ir. and
aim wira.
raui Krier
nner of
or1
Mr.
Mr». Paul
by Mr Danielg Hisskull
Grand , . Ronde , closed
down
the
Tillamook
spent
the
week
end
,
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- । was fractuied on both sides of
last of the week for the holidays, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. the headt hi8 front teeth were
John Durst was taken to the
^rier.
broken out, the lower jaw bone
Where Lake Highway and Ocean Meet
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Ray Coyle transacted business
in Portland Thursday.
Delmar McMilan is laid up with
a case of blood poisoning in his
right hand.
Mrs. Lloyd Blanchard returned
home Friday from McMinnville,
hospital.
t
McMinnville hospital Tues day
afternoon and was operated up-
on for apendicitis. He is doing
well.
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cam® In from
Tillamook and spent Sunday in
Willamina. He stated that the
storm of last week did much
damage to the highway in places.
Carl Hussy had the misfortune
Murial Rugg and Dorothy Drill' to break the elbow cap on his
are home for the holidays from right arm Monday when he was
struck by a haul back line at the
Monmouth normal.
Paul fundman transacted busi­ Kirby mill.
ness in McMinnville Wednesday
afternoon.
A logging ^comotive has be»n
purchased and will arrive and ue
installed at the Kirby mill next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harpole
purchased a Hudson Sedan.
Ray and Harley Meyers went to
Portland Wednesday and brought
the car out. M rs. Meyers accom­
panied them to Newberg where
she spent the day.
Mrs. Gilmore, mother of Mrs.
Holt’s campon the Luchiemute John Durst, arrived in Willamina
has closed down for the holi lays. Wednesday afternoon from Junc­
Joe Kleind^nst, Joe Matocha and tion City and will remain with
Pat Wilson are among those from . Mrs. Durst during the illness of
’lle
there who are home for the an- John who is in the McMinnv
McMinnville
I hospital.
nual vacation.
The long planed for steam
heating svstem has been installeo
in high school gymnasium. The
room was heated for the first
’ time for the play Tuesday even-
i ing. The room was very cnm-
' fortable and the new heating
plant was greatly appreciated by
those in attendance there.
Dr. George W. King
Optometrist
Glasses Scientifically Fitted
JOHANNSEN-KING DRUG Co.
Sheridan-Willamina, Oregon
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT
NEELY PLANING MILLS
Willamina,
Mrs. Jim Smith ran her car in­ was broken at the chin and his
to the Thomson confectionery side crushed in, resulting in sev­
building at Sheridan Monday, eral fractured ribs.
Mrs. Newbill and Harriet Blan-
chard were with her. The only
¿¿¡sard Left to Women
damage done was the breaking of
The Publisher's Weekly says; “The
a bumper
Oregon
Home Products, Home Manufactured, By Home Labor
The play. “The Little Clod-
hopper was well attended hy a
very appreciative audience. The
The play was presented in a very
pleasing manner arid the special
numbers by the orchestra be­
tween the acts were greatly en-
; joyed. The teachers of our high
school' and the students who pre­
sented the plav Reserve much
credit for their good work.
Matchleea Fire
When Jim Buihelor. now a member
of the I. A Y. Joined the Boy Scouts,
he came home ami asked bls father to
lend him his cigar lighter.
Father sazed at his young aon in
wide-eyed
iinmxement
bld
ths
Scouts welcome their tenderfixit with
a smoker? He »|s*n«*d his nioulh to
aturt the well known and popular lec­
ture but Jim auw II coming end bent
him to IL
"You see, dad. you have to make a
tire without matches, so I thought
youi cigar lighter would be handy
That la. If It still works."
Food for Thought
The young wife wua heartbroken
••What’» the matter?" asked
friend
"Uh, my husband Is so atmen'
minded
After breukrust he Ien a
tip on the table, and when I nunded
him hla hut and coat he gave me an
other dime."
'Well, that's nothing tn worry ntxiui
Just force i>t habit."
"Tltnt's just what worries tne
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kissed me. too, when I gave him bit
coat Aid hut."
French Femlna Vie Tettremu* prize
of fi.OOO franca Is awarded annually
Precaution
on the same dny as the noncourt
The fnndly wus sealed ut the tahl.
prize It Is offered conjointly by the
enjoying dessert.
"I think I'll take
Femlna, a magazine much like the
my tomoridw» allure now." auld ta
American Vogue. and the Vie Heu-
tliet Jokingly, ms he helped himself tu
reuse, another French monthly perl- । a aeeond slice of cuke.
odlcal. tn the best work of Imnglna
• Jean an only child glanced co*
tlon In the French language, prose or
emu-iy hi Hie one remaining piece ol
poetryi by a man or woman. The
i hi* plate.
,
unique thing about this prize Is that
“I'll take my piece now. too, she
the Jury of award fa made up entirely
-aid quickly, "before fathei geta Id?
of French women writers."
dnv n ft er-tomorrow's «hare."
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A very serious accident occured KJ
at the Kirby mill yesterday fore- SI Cloverdale Mann 34
noon, when Earl Daniels, was 21
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