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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1931)
Local and Personal K. E. SHETTERLY Miss Anna Paul and Miss Ceceil, of The M. E. Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Lockhart, Friday af Klamath Falls, were week-end visitors ternoon, at 2 o ’clock. All ladies of the at the home of Mrs. G. K. Palmer, on community are not only invited, but Coast Creek. requested to come, as a good time is Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Plummer, Mr. assured. and Mrs. H. C. Bundy and Mrs. Mary L. Short, all of Portland, visited in Mrs. H. G. Wilcox and children, Don the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Smith ald, Elisabeth and James, and a play here Sunday afternoon. All returned mate, Warren Reinbold, went to Seattle , home that day except Mrs. Short, who Saturday for a week’s visit, and where 1 remained for a longer visit. She left the former will look after property in [ Monday for Sheridan to visit with her terests. sisters, Mrs. H. E. Allen and Mrs. G. W. Aaron. Mr. and Mrs. Roasel Carter. Mrs. Goldie Robertson.children, Mr.and Mrs. Lincoln Matocha, brother of Mrs. J. Ivan Cslligan. Mrs. Vesta Glass, Myrtle C. Matocha, visited at the Matocha Glass, Delbert Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Levi farm home over the week-end. He is Nelson, went to Monroe Saturday for a studying in the navy at present, and visit with their sister, Mrs. Reedy only had a few days off in which to Phillips. They took in the dance at visit his sister. that place Saturday, music being furn CARD OF THANKS ished by the Oregon Loggers orchestra. We wish to express our thanks for the sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement. M rs . C lara M. E dwards and F amily . <( Saturday $3 A home-owned store must have quality and price together. Your dollars spent here stay in Oregon, and are not immediately checked out to Wall St. Stock Barons. For instance, we are buying this month from local people, >126.00 worth of wood. Opal Shortening, made in Oregon, 2 lbs. Long Spaghetti, per pound . . . . Blue Ribbon Malt, 3-lb. can . Mrs. Jack Nathan and Mrs. Blake, of Portland, stopped here Monday for a brief visit with the former’s daughter, Mrs. A. E. Brazeau, while enroute to, Tillamook. Cash only, charge at 16c per can Mothers Oats, Aluminum, per pkg. . 3Oc Golden West Coffee, 3 pound can Pure Apple Cider Vinegar, per gallon Sperrys Pancake Flour, per bag . Wesson Oil, in Bulk, per quart, 40c; gal. $ 1 . 3 5 Snowdrift, 3 pound can . . . . 6 9 c WANTED Cash paid f o r old w o r th less horses. Frank Newland, Willami na, Ore. Phone 296. (Mar. 12-tf) A s— The Gift Of & Ask for Sheridan ice cream by name at your local dealer's. All regular and special flavors. Sold in bulk, pint and quart bricks, and foil-wrapped slices. SHERIDAN CREAMERY E. J. BAYLISS, Prop. - Crown Flour, per sack - Mi Choice Flour, per sack - - - - These are both Hardwheat flours, made by Crown Weiners, per pound - Gunpowder Tea, in bulk, choice quality, Felds Naphtha Soap, 10 bars for Preferred Stock Jar Rubbers, per dozen B. M. and Economy Jar Lids, per dozen $ 1 .3 5 1 .0 5 1 5c lb. - . — See “ Highest Quality at Lower Price” - Cash Specials Saturday Only: ‘T h e re Is N o thing Q uite So Personal Delights children and grown-ups alike. It’s the best money can buy. Contains everything that is health ful—pure sweet cream, pure gela tin, rich, ripe fruits and flavors. Words can’t describe its goodness. And it sells for much less than other brands, I too. 1 Oc P r in c e A lb e r t and Velvet Tobacco, 2 for . Oae ceat p«r word. M in. 25 wordo. Cork. Sheridan Ice Cream SPECIALS M onday Our specials this week combine quality with a reasonable price. VanUdt The Doctor Says: “ Let the children eat plenty of pure ice cream. It’s one of the very best foods for growing bodies.” ff Keep Home Dollars Here Mrs. Sadie Bloom, of Carlton, came last Thursday for a visit with her sis ter, Mrs. H. V. Roub. She returned home Sunday. — and the whole family! A Reasonable Place to Trade WILLAMINA, ORE. For Children ^Sheridan, T h u rs d ay, A u g . 13, 1931 Œ b • W i l l a m i n a C im e » Page 8 Oregon N ewton Y o u r Photographer M c M innville , - O regon BOARD AND ROOM at Petersen's ! Hotel, Old Grand Ronde, >8.00 per ■ week; rooms for rent separate, >3.50 j per week. Sanitary conditions. Subscribe for The Willamina Times. ; Don’t borrow the neighbor’s paper. It’s I ' more convenient to get one by mail. Old Grand Ronde L ark T heatre M c M innville , O regon 16-inch Old Growth Mrs. Carry Petersen, Prop. Fir Wood L. M. Petersen Comparatively free of knots and easy to split. HOTEL » 'Where Happiness Awaits You" T h u r s . - F r i . - S a t . , A u g . 1 3 - 1 -4-1 5 — B e n L y o n , J e a n H a r lo w J a m e s H a ll —I N - HELL’S ANGELS A gigantic four million dollar spectacle, with a marvelous cast. The greatest air drama ever produced—notable for its immen sity and daring in its flying scenes. Dramatic in its love story of two brother aces, and one lucious vampire behind the lines. Scenes that never will be equalled on any screen climaxed by a giant Zeppelin crashing to earth in flames — a spectacle to hold you spellbound. O w ing to the length of the picture, «how will start prom ptly at 7:00 p. m., with second show at 9:15. Saturday continuous from 1:30 to 11:30 p.m. will give free estimates on paint ing and paper - hanging. Pan- American Wall Paper samples on display. His work is well known. Geo. Petersen is now ready to deliver potatoes in any quantity. The DELANAS for Rheuma tism is approved. $2.50 at M. PETERSEN’S Old Grand Ronde On orders of five cords or more for delivery on or before Aug. 31, 1931— $4-75 JL Per Cord See me, or drop me a postal card, or if more conven ient, orders muy be left at Willamina Times. It’s Wise to Buy Wood Now! Willamina Barber Shop Rhodes Kriss Kross Safety Razor Stropper Guaranteed Razors $2.00 Scissors Sharpened 150 C. F. COLBURN F. H A E N N Y , WILLAMINA, - OREGON
