The Willamina times., June 13, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

Friday, June 13
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HILL CREST
T. H. Hunter
Ki- hy’s mill.
Sporting Goods
is
working at'
Rutli Dunean was a late caller
at the home of Mrs. Wm. Fagan. [
Our store is headquarters for all kinds
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Mrs. Rose Whitman and two
I children were lute callers at the
of Sporting Goods: Fishing Tackle, Base­
I home of Mrs. Andy Christensen.
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Catherine Gebhardt has ac­
ball Equipment, Tennis and
Croquet
cepted the position of book keep­
er at Kirby’s mill.
Sets, Camping Outfits, Guns and am­
Robert Young and son are cut­
ting logs for the McMillan mill
in Willamina.
See our stock before buying.
munition.
Get your Fishing License at our store
Order Your
. Printing
I Awe
Marshal radio—the worlds finest.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones of
Willamina spent Sunday after­
noon at the home of T. H. Rouse.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ten bush had
; company from Portland to visit
। them Sunday afternoon.
Schaller Brothers Hdw
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Christen-
| sen and family spent the week
end at the coast.
Mr and Mrs. Mundiener were
recent callers at she home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lane.
MILLER'S MARKET
«¡LUNINA MEAT MARKET
MILLERS MEAT
MARKETS
Specials For Saturday, and Monday
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Why buy cheap, questionable substitutes for ynur
shortening,? Pure kettle rendered I^rd, 8-lb pail
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$1.30
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Eat more cheese and help the dairy industry. Tilla­
mook cheese, the best that’s made, per pound
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380
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Patronize home industry, assure future milk supply
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by keeping up demand. Use Sheridan butter. Pound
Willamina and Grand Ronde, Ore.
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Bov voar nests, both fresh sad cored from your local Meat Market
Merchants
Our Store has furnished needed general
merchandise to the people from Willamina
Our store
and our service have filled a place in our
history since Willamina’s beginning.
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Willmouth Buel
has moved1
{from the home of Mrs. Marv
Knoble
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Knoble of |
Camas Wash, spent several davs|
. recently at the home of th ir
। mother Mrs. Mary Knoble.
First class work-Right Prices
Wlliamina Pub, Co
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Mrs. Kate Gebhardt and bro4i-
j er-in-taw Valentine, were callers
¡at the home of Mrs. Mary Knobie
Sunday afternoon.
Cans by Cupfuls
Kathrine Gebhardt ano broth­
er Vincent spent Sund <y at the
coast, with Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Christensen and childien.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Carter
and son of New Grand Ronde
- spent Sunday at the., home of
। their parents Mr. and Mrs. Mit-
I ton Carter.
Ruth Duncan and her niece
and husnand spent Monday of
last week, at Delake. Her com­
pany has returned to their home
in Montanna.
Willamina’s Pioneer
to the ocean for many years.
q Here is a partial list of reminders
for your convenience:
Letterheads,
Envelopes, Statements, Order Blanks,
Cards, Invoices, Menus, Meal Tickets,
Time Cards, Mémos, Checks, etc.
Carrie Sue Olson spent Satur­
day and Sunday at the home of
Elizabeth Tenbush.
Dinzil Cooper had the misf or
tune to break the wi*t on Ins
left hand last week while play-1
I ing.
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AKE an inventory of
the printed material
which you use in your
business.
Doubtless, there are
some articles of which
you are now in need, and
should order. Delay no
longer—order at once.
J. C. Turnidge is getting along
nicely with h s new house which
he is now building.
Hear the wonderful new electric
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Our
goods are always the best and our prices
the lowest possible.
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.
Miss Ruth Talley closed her
school last Friday evening with
a nice play after the plav every­
one enjoyed a large dish of ice
cream and cake. Quite a large
crowd attended.
Rex Mendenhall has returned
: to his work at the brick plant,
' after having been home for some
¡time on account, of the illness o/ |
his little girl. She is doing nic^X
ly at the present time.
We are very glad to see the
last few days so nice and warm
as it will help to make the veg­
etables grow fast. All can now
enjoy eating nice fresh vegtables
from their gardens.
Cut it oat and post it up in year
kitchen. Then, when your recipe
calls for so many cups of s certak)
canned food, you have only to run
your finger across the list and see
what size can to buy. The mea­
surement* are based on the stand­
ard 8-ouncc measuring cup.*
Can
Siu
No. t
No. 2
No. 2]
No. 3
No. 5
No. 10
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1
2
3
Net
Weight
10 oz.
lb., 3 oz.
lb., 12 oz.
lb«, 1 oz.
lbs., 8 oz.
“THE TELEPHONE TRUcK”
HAULING
FRANK NEWLANDS
Second Hand Store
T Buy And Sell Useful Articles.
FREE
DANCE
Pacific City
KERSHAW DEP’T
Willamina STORE Oregon
grivE
Jjl kitchen i* five minute* ------ .
Cj I in the living room—with books,
moiic, or whatever your ki»ure
moments mean to you. The efficient
housewife, realizing this, has a bul­
letin board of useful information
posted for her convenience.
It is also useful to know that a
No. 2% can of peaches or pears con­
tains from 12 to 15 halves. Apricot*
vary widely in the number of halves:
a Fancy can may contain 24 small
halve*; a. Standard can u*ually cow-
tain* 40 (mailer halve*.
Here is a most useful table
which traxulates can* into cupful*.
Saturday Nite
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