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Local and Personal
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fox had as their
guests last Thursday, the latter’s broth
er, W. H. Pattee, and family of Port
land. Friday Mrs. Fox’s mother, sister
aed niece, respectively, Mrs. George
Pattee, Mrs. L. Knudson, and baby
daughter, Geraldine, all of Portland,
arrived for a brief visit, returning
home Saturday.
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A Reasonable Place to Trade’
WILLAMINA, ORE.
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Movies Saturday
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CEE the free movie show Saturday, it is
put on for your benefit by the merchants
of Willamina. Bring the whole family.
After the show we will be pleased to
supply your wants from our store. Our prices
are as low as is reasonable with quality goods.
There is none better than our Preferred
Stock goods, as you all know. Also, you will
find a full line of Standard label goods, which
have their main appeal on price. They are
the best in their grade that we can secure.
When you are ready to put in your Fall
supply, make a list and bring it in to us to
figure on. You can’t afford to drive your car
to other towns for your supplies. Remem
ber your home-town merchant is the one who
stays with you when the pocket-book is thin.
Therefore, give him a chance to figure on
your cash orders.
Yours truly,
KENNETH.
DANCING
Wednesday
Thursday, Au#. 21, I‘HO
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K. E. SHETTERLY i
R. J. Moore, of Newberg, proprietor
of the Yamhill Electric Co., was a
Willamina business visitor Tuesday.
James J. Bal), assistant cashier of
the Willamina State Bank, is taking a
two weeks' vacation, starting Monday.
It is understood that he and Mrs. Ball
expect to spend the time on short motor
trips and visits, but will probably re
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thacker and son, turn home daily.
Homer, of Mill City, visited in the L.
Mrs. Grace Goodrich, teacher in the
A. Kanoff home here Sunday.
Willamina school, returned home last
week from an extended visit in South
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grauer and chil- ern Oregon.
dren, oí two miles east oí Sheridan,
and Mrs. Paul Peterson, of Portland,
Hudson Bent, Clarence McKinley,
visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Glass, of Willamina, were among
Clifford Drake here last Thursday af the crew of fire-fighters out in the vi
cinity of Sand Lake, near Mt. Hebo,
ternoon.
Saturday to Monday. It is reported
that about 400 acres were burned over, 1
PEACHES -Big, sweet, juicy can 96 men being engaged in fighting the
ning Crawfords now ready. Come to fire before it was finally brought under
the J. C. COLLINS orchard, one mile control.
south of Independence on the Marion
Mrs. Addie Bray and son. Dale, of
county side of the river.
Kelso, Wash., visited in the home of
: Mr. and Mrs. Blankenship here several
Mack and Lawrence Roub, and sister, days the past week, returning home
Miss Anna, spent Sunday at Taft.
Monday.
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Saturday
NIGHTS
Admission FREE
Dance Numbers. Wednesday, 75c; Saturday, $1.00
PETERSEN’S
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Old Grand Ronde
W. R. Neely made a trip to Portland
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Quick Collections
The quick collection of a check is of great im
portance. Deposit your checks the day you receive
them, in your account at this Bank. We promptly
put through our customers’ checks for collection.
Until collected and the money remitted, of course
they are not cash items. Delay in collection of
checks may often mean lack of funds to meet them
upon their arrival at the bank on which they are
drawn.
WILLAMINA STATE BANK
The Bank of Service and Safety, »he Community
Bank, Your Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Huddleston and
Mrs. Hallie Cobb were Willamina peo
ple who attended the American Legion
convention at Baker last Wednesday to
Saturday. Mrs. Huddleston went as
delegate from the Sheridan Auxiliary,
Mr. Huddleston as a member of the ‘
Sheridan Legion Band, while Mrs. j
Cobb, Mrs. Huddleston of Willamina,
Mrs. Edna Faulconer and Mrs. Ray
Goldsmith, of Sheridan, composed one '
quartet that sang at the convention, I
being accompanied at the piano by Mrs. j
Ila Branson, also of Sheridan. They
report a very pleasant trip and an in- i
teresting and instructive convention.
Arnol Neely returned home Sunday
from a pleasant vacation spent atGear-
hart. He was accompanied by his
friend, Theo. Bergmann, of Portland, ।
who will visit here for two weeks.
Mrs. Wm. H. Jarvis was a Portland
¡ visitor Monday.
WILLAMINA, ORE.
FREE MOVIE
Merchants' Matinee and Evening Shows
At the
Willamina Theatre
Saturday, Aug. 23
2 to 5 p. m. and 7:30 to 10:30 p. m.
Program Includes a STRONG FEATURE Picture and Comedy
The public is cordially invited to attend this FREE movie, which
includes a regular show program feature picture, comedy, etc. as the
guests of Willamina business men. Come Saturday and bring the family!
THIS SHOW PAID FOR BY THE FOLLOWING FIRMS:
Tenbush Poultry Ranch
and Hatchery
Build Now!
Cheerfully we tie in with anything for
the good of the community.
Buy Your Lumber
where you want to.
If you choose us,
We promise you satisfactory
service and prices.
Gebhardt-Klees Lbr. Co
Willamina, Oregon
Fancy table fouls. Ask!
for prices. One mile west
over bridge at brick plant.
H. TENBUSH,
Willamina, Ore.
K. E. Shetterly Store
Schaller Bros. Hardware
Harpole’s Confectionery
Willamina Garage
Wm. H. Jarvis Cafe
Bryant Service Station
B. M. Booth, Realtor
South Side Garage
Neely Mills
H. W. Flanery, Dentist
Willamina State Bank
Kershaw Dept. Store
Durst’s Pharmacy
W. R. Neely Store
Newland 2d Hand Store
Willamina l imes
Miller’s Market
Paul Mullen
Sheridan Cleaners
and Dyers
Sheridaa, Or*.
“THE TELEPHONE TRUCK’’
HAULING
We Call for Work
Moaday* and Friday* ia Willamina
Grand Ronde. Pricei Right.
and
Ageat* far WHERRIE CLOTHES, aid« to
order ia Pertlaad.
FRANK NEWLANDS
Second Hand Store
I Buy And Sell Useful Articles.
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