The Willamina times., December 13, 1929, Image 4

I Doings of the Day |
Merry Christmas
Time is Here
Mrs. Alice Logsdon spent yes­ has purchased an, electric Freed-
terday and today in Salem.'
Eisemann set.
Shop and mail your presents early!
We have a beautiful and complete
stock of gifts for you.
WILLAMINA TIMES
The new Agfa-Ansco Cameras in brown, dual-
tone leather. These cameras will make a
beautiful and lasting present. These cameras
are priced from $4.00 to $15.00.
We have a fine line of Johnston’s and McDon-
aid’s Chocolates in fancy packages. These
make a much appreciated gift. Priced from
$1.00 to $4.50 a box.
Give the men folks a pocketbook. Amity bill
folds, the finest made. $1.00 to $7.00.
What finer present could be given than a pen or
pencil? Wahl-Eversharp fountain pens, pen­
cils and desk sets, priced from $3.50 to $11.50.
Lucretia Vanderbilt and Black Tulip Toiletries
and Gift Sets
Large assortment of Christmas Cards and Toys.
Buy all your drug needs at the drug store.
Durst’s Pharmacy
Willamina, Oregon
THE TELEPHONE TRUCK1’
. HAULING
FRANK NEWLAND'S
Second Hand Store
I Buy And Sell Useful Articles.
Christmas is on
the wing
Toys! Toys! Toys!
Our Holiday goods have arrived and are
displayed on tables for your inspection.
Come early and make your selections.
Bring the children to see the toys.
Dry Goods and Groceries
We are always ready to serve your needs
and wants with a full line of staple Grocer­
ies and Dry Goods at all times at reasonable
prices Phone your orders. Prompt Service.
Bring us your produce
We buy Mohair, Chittim Bark, Grains, Butter,
Eggs and and other produce. Highest market price.
KERSHAW DEP’T
Willamina STORE Oregon
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The Great Crime Wave
Tuesday morning, Chas. Mor­
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Farnham
of McMinnville, visited home gan went out to the smoke house
at the Miller meat market, un­
fo.ks Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Edwards locked the door, put the key in
have moved to Portland where his pocket and hung the padlock,
he has employment. Mr. Edwards opened, in the lock staple, He
recently resigned his position as took some meat from there into
the butcher shop and left the
foreman at the brick plant.
imiiunu
uniwno, in­
smoke iittuBO
house uuur
door unlocked.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph jendinK to return to the building
Harpole, a baby girl, Nov. 27. i 80on
He wa8 detained in the
Mother and baby are happy and 8hop for gorw timPt but when hp
so is daddy and Grandpa Ray, | fina(|y returned to the s.noke
and the Times extends congratu- hoU8e> he found that g(„net>ody
lations.
else, with a real hungering for
While working in the woods at smoked meat, had helped them-
Foster’s mill, Asa Smith hed the selves to a choice ham in his ab-
misfortune to fall over a stump sence. Not only that, but the
and break several of his ribs, thief had also taken the padlock
He is getting along nicely and is wilh him. Charley has no use
for the key without the lock anc
able to be out.
...
he has asked us to announce
Mr.. Cobb, who was hurt m an l(
h Mr m|umnB
if the
auto accident about a month ago. ei
(00R the h,m and
I. not M well thia week The
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(he
wourd tn her head is not healing shop
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he will be glad to give them
as rapidlv as it should. Her
the
key,
also.
manv friends hope for her speedy |
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recovery.
A GREAT wave of crime is
sweeping over the whole country
■nd petty thievery, on a large
scale, is giving police officers
trouble all over the country and
especially in the cities. The
Card of Thanks
While working at the Yamhill
only thing seetninvlv, that stands
I wish to express my sincere
in the way of committing crime, Lumber Company mill yesterday
is whether the individual doing morning. Max Baunach of Grand th inks for the kindly assistance
the job can get away with it or Ronde was seriously injured. extended to me during the illness
not. The situation is very critic­ Both knees were thrown out of und death of my beloved wife.
Samuel F. Richards.
al, and is demanding careful at- joint and other injuries were sus­
te n t i o n every where. Leading tained. He was taken to a
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men over the country are endeav­ Portland hospita'.
Congo Christmas
oring to work out some plan
The trial of Geo. K. Moll and
whereby they can stem the tide E. D. Short, modern cattle rust­
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of lawlessness. One of the lers who helped themselves to a cn*
“Tim," I any*, “rm thlnkln' our dia­
surest wavs that it can be done, cow and an entire butchers out­ mond huntin' dnya la over. Tin» occnn'n
is to keep up industry so that fit at the Miller slaughter house Jlat out av your window there, an’
men may be g’ven employment in November, came off at Mc­ whinever I nee th' ocean I hear Ire-
In: >1 n callin’.”
at wages sufficent to enable them Minnville Wednesday and Thurs­
"What a Christmas we’ve had.”
to keep their families in de­ day. Moll plead guilty and was allied Tim; Tve been dreamln' av
cency. Th-» jails are full of des­ sentenced on two counts to three Christnwis nt home till I've an nche
me heart. Back to Ireland? I’m
perate criminals and it is with and six years, respectively, sen- in
wonderin'—"
‘‘I’ll Hittie that for ye,” nays a merry,
great difficulty that these lawless tence to run consecutively, so in
little
voice, an' a tiuy, white-haired
men are being kept in the prisons. rea|ltyt he received a six year
huly slipped up behind Tim an’ put
Every jail break that has a least bentence. Short stood trial and her hand over his eyes.
semblance of success, only means was found guilty and was sen­
‘‘one guess,” ahe says.
An' Tim ffteMed right.
that other immates of other pri­ tenced to three years in the state
<©. 19«. Wvataru Nowgpapor Union.)
sons will make a try to get away penitentiary.
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when the least opportunity pre-
The
Christmas
rpirit
is
taking
Philomath
—Recently burned
sents itself. We are in a time
a
firm
hold
upon
our
people
and
p
|
aner
mi
|| a t Griswold-Grier
when our nation needs strong
men and Women to hold the business houses. The windows Lumber Company being recon -
ropes so that our ship of state of our stores are beautifully de- gtmcted.
corated for the holidays, and finei
_
may safely ride the storm.
stocks of Christmas merchandise ran 8
ass may have flying
are in place. This week the 8i !°° ’ _.
OUR fine weather beat a hasty Times is devoted to the Christ- R»"'«r-E -ctncity installed in
,
retreat and hit for the land of the mi .hopping idea and we call IV?lte» K™«» h’"-.
the
attention
of
our
readers
to
Ronde-Conscrucl
on
of
dodo last week end, when a
« "« »' <■"“><<•’ lin'ic
deluge of rain struck Oregon and the advertisments of our local
merchants.
Practically
all
of
our,
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11 be
»bout
the Northwest generally. And
it has been raining most of the advertising space is used by home * * m ’/ '
time since. The rivers are full of merchants this week, and this is Kl»m«lh ha I»-State Loan Com-
water and still raising. Last the way it should be. When we pany 0Pene*1 offices in Williams
evening snow threatened and a have the support of our home:‘‘"’’dinir.
little did fail in Willamina, but business men, we do not worry Astona-Merwn Hotel formally
the wind changed and the snow about patronage from the cities ! rr°lw‘nei to Pu ,c-
idea was defeated when warm of McMinnville and Salem. We Vernonia-Post office builbir.g to
urge our readers to do the same. ^>e constructed on Bridge Street
rain began to fall again.
Do your trading with the home between Third and Weed avenue.
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Klamath Falls—plans underway
Portland—New organ o f Mount merchants.
Tabor Presbvterian Chuch at 55th
Schaller Brothers report that far remodeling and improving
and Belmonr streets, dedicated. their holiday radio business is old high school building, which
good and that new sets are being was recently purchased by Mas­
placed in Willamina and in sur­ onic Lodge.
rounding country homes, every
day. Their business is not limit­
Physician and Surgeon
ed to this vicinity alone, but dur­
State Bank Building
ing the week they have installed On the highway at the Sam
Phone 273
sets in both McMinnville and
Davis Farm
WILLAMINA,
OREGON Sheridan. Among those who
have recently bought sets in this
vicinity are the following. The
Willamina Barber Shop beautiful new Silver-Marshall A FREE cup of hot coffee al­
sets have been placed in the ways awaits you any time of
Rhode* Kris* Kross Safety
homes of Chas. Unicume in Gold day or night. We serve the
Razor Stropper
Creek and L. M. Cramer in Wil­ best two bit meal in the west
Guaranteed Razors $2.00
lamina. Freed-Eisemann battery
1 Scissors Sharpened 150
sets have been placed in the DROP IN AND HAVE A CUP
homes of Frank Ray and J.
OF COFFEE WITH US
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Roland Allen, M. D
COFFEE DAN
Day or Night
C. F. COLBURN