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Local and Personal
K. E. SHETTERLY
Fred Holt and step-daughter, Mia»
Mr. and Mrs. Haul Wallace and daugh
ters, Pauline and Nancy Lou, of Salem, Mabel Treniwith, of Salem, were here
spent Sunday here in the home of Mrs. Sunday looking after property interests.
H. E. Wilcox, of Seattle, new manager
Wallace's sister. Mrs. Paul Mullen.
of the brick plant since April 1st, will
move his family here and occupy one of
B. F. Neely, of Stockton, Calif., ar the Holt houses soon.
rived here Sunday evening for a visit
with hie brothers, R. Y. Neely, R. W.
Miss Frieda Yates went to Monmouth
Neely and Roy Neely, and families.
Friday to attend May Day exercises.
She returned home Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Flanery and
daughter, Meredith, were Hillsboro vis
Mrs. Madge Odell of this city and
itors over the week-end.
Carl Linner, of Dayton, motored to
Sunday to visit a friend, Mrs.
Rex D. Horton spent Sunday at the Portland
Myron
Ketchum,
who is in St. Vincent’s
home of his parents at McMinnville.
Hospital for treatment of injuries rr
ceived when she was thrown from a
car last week.
Miss Dorothy Wheeler was
land visitor Monday.
“A Reasonable Place to Trade”
WILLAMINA, ORE
Cascade Lard, 8-Ih. pail - $1.19
1 9 c
P a lm o liv e Soap Beads,for washing fine things, 3 for 2 9 c
C ascade Cheese, per pound
A ny trip East can
be a "CircleTrip t f
Low summer roundtrips
East start May 22. Go East
th rou gh C alifornia with
Southern Pacific. Its famous
"Circle Trips” cost only a
little more than ordinary
roundtrips. And when you
go this way, you add a score
o f extra th rills to your
ticket. You make a round
trip that is really round.
S U N S E T
G O LD E N STATE CIRCLE
You go down through Cali
fornia to Los Angeles. Then
up to Chicago via Kansas
City. Return by any north
ern Yine.Stopover anywhere.
These are only two ex
amples. Any trip East can
be a CircleTrip. Your ticket
is good until October 31.
Last sale date, October 13.
.
P eanut Brittle, per pound
.
C hocolate C ones (C om m ercial) per pound
1 7C
17c
C a s h S p e c ia ls f o r S a t u r d a y O n ly —
Mrs. Ray Goi irt, of Eugene, a guest
r. and Mrs. ____
Henry
p a r e i ______________
, - J.
of her parents.
Buswell, of the Hillcrest neighborhood,
sustained injuries to a foot Wednesday i
evening o f last week, when a car driv
en by her father struck her while she
was walking on the road near the Bus-
well place. In stepping out of the way
of another car going in an opposite di
Mr. Bus-
rection, she got in the path of ' M
w ell’s auto.
M orning Milk, 4 cans tall for
G ranulated Sugar, 18 pounds .
$ 1 .0 0
B oys Bib Overalls, size 4 to 12, per pair
w
“
*
“ 13 to 16, per pair
These are the Bull Head Brand.
V»n<M
89c
Guaranteed satisfactory.
Good Quality, heavy weight Denim.
B oys’ C otton P olo Shirts, all sizes, each
M e n ’c C L —
Black and Tan, Plain
Shoes,
O n c n t gar » » r i Min. 25 wards. Cask.
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Buzz saw
mandrel and saw, for grain, spuds,
chickens, turkeys or bees, or $10.00 cash;
or what have you? Kenneth Mosser,
Willamina, Ore,_______ _______________
~ CUSTOM HATCHING—E g g s set
every Sunday, at 3c per egg. Baby
Chicks—White Leghorns, 10c e a c h ;
Black Giants, 20c each. We take grain
or 16-in. wood as part payment. Come
and talk it over with us. H. Tenbush.
Willamina, Ore.
ENGLISH SHIRE STALLION—$15
to insure with foal, and $20 standing
c o lt T. J. Werth, Willamina, Oregon.
$2.95
or Cap Toe, pair
These are Weyenberg good quality Summer Shoes
B ovs’ T ennis Shoes, pair
M en’s Bib Overalls, pair
69c
$ 1 .1 9
.
We now carry in stock a fresh supply of Lunch Meats,
Cream and Fancy Cheese, Weiner», Bacon and Ham, Milk and Cream, Lime Rickey, Ginger
Ale and Near Beers.
AU of these are
K e p t in o u r n e w K e lv in a t o r C o o le r .
FOR SA L E — Leghorn cockerels, 3
weeks old; 10c each. H. Tenbush, Wil
lamina, Ore._________________ (May 21)
Willamina Barber Shop
Rhodes Kriss Kross Safety
Razor Stropper
Guaranteed Razors $2.00
Scissors Sharpened 150
C. F. C O LBU R N
I
W ANTED—Cash paid for old worth
less horses. Frank Newland, Willami
na, Ore. Phone 296.
(Mar. 12-tf)
BOARD AND ROOM at Petersen’s
Hotel, Old Grand Ronde, $8.00 per
week; rooms for rent separate, $3.50
i per week. Sanitary conditions.
L ark T heatre
M c M innville , O regon
"Where H appinett Await* You”
Nothing to disturb his walk, until—
"PUT 'EM UP BROTHER!”
A
gun
his ribs, stripped ol watch, ring and wallet.
in
MOST OF HIS MONEY WAS SAVED, FOR
HE CARRIED AN ACCOUNT WITH—
WILLAMINA STATE BANK
CHARLIE CHAN CARRIES ON
The Bank of Service and Safety, the Community
Bank, Your Bank
WILLAMINA, ORE.
S a t.-S u n .-M o n -, M a y 2 3 - 2 4 - 2 5 -
PERCY CROSBY’S CARTOON COM IC-
SKIPPY
Telep ho n e 172
with JACKIE COOPER, MITZIE GREEN, ROBERT
C 00G A N , Jackie Searle. You’ll never know how human
a picture can be until you see “ Skippy’ ’ You’ll laugh
thru’ your tears. You’ll spank him one minute—hug him
the next—and you’ll always love "Skippy” .
NEW S— COMEDY - and AN ACT. Matinees, Sat.-Sun.
Tenbush Poultry Ranch
and Hatchery
Hatching eggs, baby chicks,
custom hatching. 1 mile west
over bridge at brick plant.
Tuesday, M ay 2 6 -
KENNETH HARLAN and DOROTHY GULLIVER
in
WillamiBa, Ore.
UNDER MONTANA SKIES
Great Outdoor Romance.
Dr. H. W. Flanery
Dentist
Oregon
It Might Have Been
You—
MARGUERITE CHURCHILL and WARNER OLAND
>
in
A Great Mystery Thriller.
V. E FRAKER
looms upstairs in Willamina
State Bank Building.
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T h u r s .-T r i., M a y 2 1 - 2 2 —
Southern
Pacific
Villamina,
.
C IR C L E
You go down through San
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Then across the colorful
Southwest to New Orleans.
Here you may continue East
by rail, or take a Southern
Pacific steamer to N ew
York. Return on any north
ern linc.Stopover anywhere.
H. TENBUSH,
.
Two Candy Specials You W ill L ik t
Have you renewed you subscription
at the half-price rate?
start May 22
Monday
Port-
The Achievement Girls gathered at
the home of their leader, Mre. W. W.
Harris, last week for their regular
meeting. Ximena Pearson and Lena
Reinbold demonstrated Butterfly salad
making. This was the girls 8th meet-1
ing, and they are making good progress
in this 4-H club work.
East
SPECIALS
Saturday
J. H. Davis, now past 71, reports that
he has been bothered with asthma the
past few months. He keeps up, how
ever, and gets about as spry as some of
our younger men.
Low fares
Thursday, May 21, 1931
ÎU ¡ i 1 « m i M » ® « ni e •
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W e d .-T h u r s ., M a y 2 7 - 2 8 -
RANGO
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Out of the Sinister N ight—comes the menacing cry of the
Jungle! The roar of maddened b e a s ts -th e cries of ter
ror stricken A p e s-th e snarl of the Tiger, poised to kill!
Fishing Season is Now Open.
HOOKS
REELS
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21/2 DOZ. IN
SEALED PKG
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LINES
LEADERS
License Sold Here
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1 A
1 UC
2 5 c to $ 6 . 5 0
5 c to 2 . 7 5
1 O c to 2 5 c
Cat, 6 tad »-Ik. teat, '.at far 10 yd*. Laara ta tla yaar own laidar*.
GUT HOOKS
6 fo r 3 5 c
FISHING RODS and Poles 1 . 2 5 to 7 . 5 0
Egg», 35c-40c-50c-75c ja r.
Leader Boxea
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25c
Tips and all Extras sold here.
Schaller Brothers Hdw