The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972, June 21, 1929, Image 2

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    Hillcrest Ridgelets
K. E. Shetterly
A Reasonable Place to Trade
Let us help you with your food
problems. A fine assortment
of fresh vegetables and fruits.
Peter Demas motored to Sheri­
dan Friday afternoon.
Herbert Rydell was visiting
home folks a few days last week.
Walter Carter of Sheridan is
making boards for Charley Mc­
Bee this week.
The Sheridan Butcher was
transacting business in our vicin­
ity Monday.
Mrs. R. A. Fr»uendiener spent
the week end visiting friends and
relatives in the coast vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosel Carter
motored to Portland this week
end.
Mrs. R. A. Carter is visiting
with friends and relatives in
Portland this week.
We sell and recommand AB-A- Cheques
because: they are the ofTlclal travel cheques of the
American Bankers Association ;
because: they boar the name of our bank and the signa­
ture of one of our officers;
because: they are accepted by banks, hotels, shops,
ticket offices snd tourist agencies everywhere;
because: issued In denominations of $10, $20, $50 and
$100 in wallet form they are convenient to carry;
because: If lost or stolen before you sign thsm ths
second time, your money Is refunded.
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WILLAMINA STATE BANK
The Bank of Service and Safety, the Community
Bank, Your Bank
WILLAMINA, ORE.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roberson
of Mexico have rented the John
Cannon place.
Mrs. C. K. Olsen and daughter
were callers of Mrs. Mary Knoble
last Thursday morning.
Mrs. Byrd Nichols entertained
the ®ewing club at her home this
Wednesday.
Oregon
Willamina,
Misses Grace and Helen Buell
and Pauline Young spent last
Sunday at the home of Carrie
Sue Olsen.
“THE TELEPHONE TRUCK”
Mrs. Alice Hart of Sheridan
\ ¡sited with her daughter Mrs.
Ivan Caligan a few davs last
week.
FRANK NEWLANDS
Second Hand Store
I Buy And Sell Useful Articles.
Mastens Store and Service Station
Groceries, lunch goods, candy, cigars
tobacco, gas, oils, auto supplies, ice
cream, soft drinks, stationery and free
parking.
Look at the ocean and Devils Lake,
while we attend to your wants.
Delake Postoffice Building
Delake, Oregon
Dr. George W. King
Optometrist
Glasses Scientifically bitted
JOHANNSEN-KING DRUG Co.
Sheridan-Willamina. Oregon
PHONE FOK APPOINTMENT
Send the home paper to your
friends and relatives in the East
¡Spring Time
\is Print
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hanson and
family spent Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Braton
Fouts.
WANT ADS Industrial Notes
Dave Nickerson returned home
Sunday morning from Nevada
where he has been visiting his
WANFED- oO pounds of home Klamath Falis—$66,5^8 contract
son James and family.
grow’n rhubarb. Will pay 3r awarded for construction of
Miss Alice Sinquefield of Mold,
pound delivered at Times office
Catholic Chur« h and parish house
Washington visited with her sis­
WANTED—Day old calves. anfi f°r moving present church ter Mrs. Irvin Carter Thursday
building to new site and remodel­
Times office.
evening.
ing structure.
Gets-Em Squirrel poison
Mr. Horney Brook has return­
Bend—Sheep bridge constructed
The Strong Reliable Kind.
ed
home from McMinnville hos­
across Deschutes River north of
Johannsen-King Drug Co.
here to provide means of moving pital where he had an operation
Wanted—A good girl for 'i^^^sheep to and from Bend stock- recently.
house work, family o f two. 15 a rds.
Mrs. Ann Henshaw has return­
Apply at Grand Ronde Bank,
ed
to her home at Dallas after
Grants Pass- Construction well
Grand Ronde.
spending
some time at the home
underway for box factory which
of
her
daughter
Mrs. J. C. Turn-
For Sale—Tomato plants. 2 doz. will have $40.000 annual payroll.
idge.
for 25‘'. Mrs. Marv Knoble.
Myrtle Point—Bids awarded for
Lee’s Standard Strength Sheep construction of walks along prop- Sheridan—Carload of pure-bred
Dip. special Price $1.10 gal. erty on Maple Street.
rams recently shipped from here
to
Sacramento. Cal.
Johannsen-King Drug Co,
। Myrtle Point— Roseburg High-
Order your day old Turkeys for waV improved by spreading coat
„ of asphalt.
time delivery at 50e each. H.
Shingle mill constructed near
Tenbush, Willamina.
Sandy ... at Cedar Creek; opera-
LOAMS: On
City Property and I .
V.. * Farms, vivj
Chattels. Monthly payments or other-
Start SOOH With Capa-
wise, quick service. We buy notes, city of between 35,000 to 40,000
mortgages, contracts and bonds. For | feet per day.
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Toledo, Oregon
Harold Carter of Portland is
spending his summer vacation at
home with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Carter.
Home Products, Home Manufactured, By Home Labor
HAULING
Lincoln County Bank of Toledo
£
Mr. and Mrs. Newbill of Gold
Greek were recent callers of Mrs.
Marv Knoble.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shipley
and family attended the big ball
game Sunday in Willamina.
NEELY PLANING MILLS
$
Are be«t appreciated by men along in year* who have suc­
ceeded by their own effort». Some day you will reach that
old age period when you may enjoy the proflta of thrift
practiced in your younger day*.
Are you banking a portion of your earning*T If not,
»tart an account with uh today.
Frank Nickerson is planing on
moving back to his home in Star­
vation Canyon.
Misses Grace and Helen Rird
attended School at the Fendall
School last Sunday,
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Chris Demas was a caller at the
home of Eben Ray Monday
morning.
Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Yell
were callers at the Caligan home
Monday morning.
Why We Recommend A B A. Cheques
The Profits From Thrift
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Portland—Soule Steel Corpor­
ation of California will build
$125,000 steel plant here.
P'ans fast nearing completion
for establishment of Fir-Tex
plant at St. Helens.
W. E Wilkes of Bend purchased
safe investments, twenty-three years'
service in this line, see Atty. B. A.1 Astoria—Kaleva Auto Company L E. Hughey’s general store at
Kliks, McMinnville. Ore.
moved into new qaurters.
Crescent Lake.
AKE an inventory of
which you use in your
business.
fl * Doubtless, there are
some articles of which
you are now in need, and
should order. Delay no
longer—order at once.
Q Here is a partial list of reminders
for your convenience: Letterheads,
Envelopes, Statements, Order Blans,
Cards, Invoices, Menus, Meal Ticets,
Time Cards, Memos, Chee s, etc.
First class work—Right Prices
Willamina Pub. Co