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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1936)
Thursday, February 13. 1936 M IS 'j* M rs. G. E. M c A llis te r o f Sheridan was a v is ito r a t the Leo M itc h e ll home today. Ed G a rd n e r o f the Ree Ranch was in H . A . Z ehrung o f P ortland spent the to w n today on business. week a t the home o f his dau g h te r. Mrs. Mrs. F rank F a w k is confined to her C. F. B row n. home w ith a severe case o f poison oak. The Lloyd Severn« fa m ily o f Mon- George Gapen and Pete Madison made i m outh were week end guests a t the M a business tr ip to Salem the la tte r p a rt W. Spence home. o f the week. Mrs Jude H endrickson and d a u g h te r Ira Green and d a u g h te r Irene were ; o f Y a k im a . W ash., are v is itin g a t the d in n e r guests o f Rev. and Mrs. W h it ) Chas. Snow home. man last T hursday. M a rg a re t Fundm an re tu rn e d to Mc Ladies, don’ t fo rg e t the re g u la r m eet M in n v ille last evening a fte r spending ing o f the A id a t the M. E. church this the past week a t home. F rid a y. E veryone is in v ite d to atte n d . Miss M ittie C ockerham was a Sun- ' ' - day jy guest o f Miss V ic to ria W ilson. | She also attended the fu n e ra l o f Fred Hadley in the a fte rn o o n . business tr ip to P ortland last Thurs-1 day. W anted Man to cut oak w ood; $1.25j per cord; good tim b e r. See IL E. Free i tag. Sheridan, Itte . 1. ltp WHEELER D-ratk,Le. WOOLSEY the RAINMAKERS A CINEMA CIRCUS w ith the madcap m e rrym a ke rs o f the movies a t th e ir craziest. 10c and 25c Wednesd’y.Feb. 19— 10c and 15c G eo rg e A r lis s — in Bedroom Sets and Dining Room Sets 0 verst uffed Sets Coming: “ The Call of b e Wild’’ VALENTINE S p e c ia ls c 85 Grey Seed Oat$ White WASHED WHEAT Protein EGG MASH t? l F za With Recleaned Greeds 80-lb. B ag $ 1 .9 8 $ 1 .7 9 i lv . DUNDEE Green & W hite 100 lb Bag $1 -8 9 10-lb Bag Fancy HARD MIX p ,„, Lb. 1 5 c 1 Q P 0 , J Q J C C . Jar 1 R ic e 29c ................ 3 For 1 0 c Fancy CHOCOLATES Lb. 1 5 c Nolly’s SA LA D n R F S ¿ í i l \ C , _ Tell«« $1 Q Q X »vA BARS Lge. Asst. 29c Corn M eal $20.50 $ 1 .7 9 3 fo r 2£>c D E L IV E R E D V a le n tin e C a n d y S p e c ia ls Corn 3 fo r . 100 lb Bag CASTLE HARD WHEAT 4 9 -p o u n d S a ck T o m a to es 2J size SAT’ DAV MONDAY T o n L o ts 1 5 'i 8 0 -p o u n d B a g 100-lb. Bag Fancy Blue Rose 5 pounds P ru n es Bweet e tite » D ev iled M eat 5 pounds 25c L IB B Y ’S 6 fo r 29c FRESH 2 Q u a rt» 15c O ra n g es (Fall of Juice) Spanith Pearl F*s7. Sankis. 2 D o ze n L ettu ce t e d s01“ P o p co rn 3 pounds 29c Fresh Crop 25C 6c G ra p efru it Au ” ‘ i c- 6 fo r D a te s 25c IO C B o ilin g O nions 25-lb Bag 3 pounds ÖOC W E C U T T H E FIN EST O F M EA T S A T A L L TIM ES - „ i _ ■— — 1 1 = sbb = z x = 7 f m i'i... - ■ r i r aassB om aaesa: ■ j r Y o u r s fo r M o r e B u s in e s s E L L IN G S W O R T H S ’ W IL L A M IN A Phone 256 A d m it only clean, constructive new» by tra d in g E. L. Bales and fa m ily have moved to Sheridan, w here M r. Bales h a s taken over the P itney second-hand store. The fa m ily w e re d in n er guests a t the O. W. Cobb home on Sunday. I 1 he state h ig h w a y d e p a rtm e n t bridge crew is busy m a kin g im p ro ve m e n ts on the bridge and approaches a t the west end o f Main s tre e t They have ju s t com pleted re p a irs on the Rock Creek bridge a t the F inney curve. T H E C H R IS T IA N fo r the llo m « Il «II ,t»a e o n .lru rtiv a w o rld « • « • b u l d m n o i • • p l a n t r i m , and K a a d a l. r o n i I r . l u r r p a « a , to r all lh a fa m ily on S o a i a ' i A r m o n » . H o m o It in , - « ardana. • ta ú o ñ and a • B ■ oo a l. A A » l . — .— ■ — » Io — — w a I » m äkinä. G »ro I .lu pasea , -I.— it,a t - < » -- h . I. l • to l ■ - m - aw n ova and V o -------- u n _ g lim ili /- * » > , » , g a g , w aw>» ■ itevsiwt*» ••• ••»••rfsratalioi» of n « * s ih» M * r « h »»( tha Folks V |< o ro u « e«Lle»ttai»« an m ia rn r C o lu m n and ’ « '« « lu n g «ha W o r ld <»«» B* N a tio n , X* • ra j Complete line o f R. C. A . C u n n in g ham Radio Tubes st D u rs t's P h a rm acy. adv. R. Y. Neely and N ew land sre s till doing w ell b a ch in g f? ). L a st T hursday evening K a n t got in on an o yste r feed a t H a ip o le ’ s; both were d in n e r guests a t the e d ito r’ s home on F rid a y evening and o f Rev. and Mrs. W h itm a n on S a t urday. Sunday they were in P ortland to v is it Mrs. N eely a t the S a n ita riu m and found her im p ro vin g n ice ly, and expect to b rin g he home th is week end. M on day noon R a n t attended the luncheon m eeting o f the Sheridan C. o f t , aud in the evening he and N ew land attended the lib ra ry board m e e tin g . F u rth e r re ports are lacking, b u t we see them p a t ro n izin g the re s ta u ra n t q u ite re g u la rly . C onference on B an kin g NEW YORK. — An eastern states conference on bankin_ service w ill be held by the Am erican Bankers Asso ciation in P hiladelphia January 23 and 24 as a part of the organization's na tio n w id e progra n on banking develop ment, It has been announced. Robert V. Flem ing, president of the association, w ill preside over the meet ings. It Is stated th a t th is conference i w ill be the first of several to be held In ' various parts of the country presenting a program the details of w hich are now In the course o f preparation. The general topic of the conference w ill embrace the m anagerial, legisla tive and operative problems confronted by all classes ot banks. An outstanding phase of the meetings w ill be the de velopment of plans fo r prom oting a general better public understanding In regard to bank functions and policies. ------------------ 4------------------- The Tim es w ill be glad to receive wood, potatoes o r o th e r produce on of »«panal in t s r a s » lo o ta n . T h * C h ristia n ñrlenca Puhiuüuna fkxiatv One N o r w jf Street. « « t o n M s m r h U ^ U » P|e-t *a ro te r aubacrtpilon U» Tha C a ria tim i •rtan ca M onitor « Sa lo t 12 24 n« í¿'** mm,h* »• M OlOna rear SM mon lia O n t mouth Noma 8 t reet S tirn ? I r Cnpy nn H rq u rtl Cash Specials Saturday and M onday . F eb ru ary 15 and 17 W h ite E a g le F lo u r 49-lb Bag J e w e l C o o k in g O il p & G Soap $ 1 .3 ? > Half-Gallon Jug (>O< 4 bars for 1 9 c Giant size . E e ls N a p t h a S o a p Per bar 5c B a b b i t ’ s W a s h i n g P o w d e r «-•« n>s» 1 O c O ra n g e s - Sweet and Juicy Sunkist Dozen 1 5 c P o s t B r a n F la k e s, P e p .G r a p e n u t F la k e s , I 2 for W h e a t ie s , R ic e K r is p ie s , W h e a t K r is p ie s | 2 5 c PREFERRED STOCK I S C IE N C E M O N I T O R zl It u il* Considerable in te re s t is being m a n i fe s t in the essay contest on “ Pioneer | H is to ry ” w hich the C ivic C lub is spon soring.’ The contest runs u n til F e b ru a ry 22. but several papers have already been handed in . A m ong those rep o rte d on the sick lis t the fir s t o f the week w ere Mrs. , Wm. E llin g s w o rth and d a u g h te r D ian, w ith D utch m easles; W m. E llin g s w o rth . Donald C olburn and Mrs. W ilson Fox were ill w ith the flu. M r. and M rs. Don H u n te r, o f Pedee. w ere v is ito rs at the J. A. H a rt home in H illc re s t, Wednesday, lie has been w o rk in g a t Pedee b u t e xpects to g e t a jo b here when the M a xw e ll W ilson m ill s ta rts up. Mrs. H u n te r's maiden name was D o ro th y P h illip s. She w ill be re membered by many, as she fo rm e rly lived here and attended school. They ■ expect to move back b e fo re leng. 25c | Fresh Vegetables and Fruit~| S a u erk ra u t w Beauty Salon The d ra m a tic s to ry o f the pow er behind the th rone in France under K in g L o u is X I I I . Triangle. . $ 2 6 to $ 6 5 joy-zel CARDINAL RICHELIEU Scratch Feed $ 2 9 to $ 7 5 Fine line of Lamps, Occasional Chairs and Anything in the Furniture Line. RoBT. Mill Run $ 6 5 to $ 1 0 0 Circulator Heaters ' W allace E Jones w ill he available now fo r a few weeks, to do ca rp e n try, papering, p a in tin g and ca lso m in ii g. Radios . SATURDAY NIGHT . FEB. IS RED & W H IT E Guaranteed Ranges, M r. and Mrs. A. II. Rouget o f P ort land arrived at the home o f th e ir dau g h te r, Mrs. J. L . H u tch in s. Monday. Born To M r. and Mrs. Roy Cobb, at the Dallas hospital, on Sun,lay. Febru-1 ary 9. a lij pound son name, A llen Lyle. I < s u The E v e re tt H e n th o rn fa m ily moved on S aturday fro m the L o c k h a rt house to C lay R o w e ll’s place in C o rb e tt Acre- $ 6 0 to $ 1 0 0 age. Rex Bissell and D. H ia tt m otored to ; A T W A T E R -K E N T I P ortland S aturday, where M r. Bissell Long and S h o rt W ave ' attended a m e e tin g and banquet o f i M erton Cox and w ife w ere in P o rt ' c iv il engineers. land the la tte r p a rt o f the week. L ittle Chas. M c N e ill and w i f e returned Richard spent the day w ith his grandm a S aturday fro m a tw o weeks stsy at in C a rlto n I C u tle r C ity . Mrs. M cN e il is much i m - 1 Mrs. V ic to r R ic k e rt and fa m ily re proved in health. turned home fro m C o rb e tt, w here she M ust repossess sm all piano in this had been lo o kin g a fte r her fa th e r's lo c a lity . Purchaser can ta ke o ve r same place fo r the past fe w m onths, w hile on easy term s. W rite T allm an Piano he visited his old home in G erm any. S tore, Salem, Oregon. 2ttt3 I S E L L FOR LESS A N D O N C O N T K A t F u n e ra l services fo r Fred H adley, The Camp F ire g irls , under d ire ctio n who passed aw av on Wednesday o f last o f th e ir guardian, Mrs Lucy Huddle week, were held at the M E. church ston, are w o rk in g on th e ir N a tio n al WILLAMINA, OREGON Formerly Baker'» Hardware Furniture Sunday a fte rn o o n a t tw o o 'c lo c k , fo l Honor th e m e ,“ H o s p ita lity ." lowed by in te rm e n t in the fa m ily plot Mrs. A. E. N ich o l. o f C o rb e tt A cre a t H opew ell cem etery. age, was a W illa m in a v is ito r Tuesilav. ! B o rn —To M r. and Mrs. J. C. T a y lo r, She re p o rts Miss R uth Duncan as hav- I W m Shield and fa m ily o f S ilv e rto n W illia m Ray B oring who has been a t the M c M in n v ille h o sp ita l.o n Sunday, ing been q u ite ill, b u t is im p ro v in g . v is itin g at the home o f hi» g ra n d p a r have moved in to the Snow- house near F ebruary 9. a lOJ-pound son. M rs. T a y M r Shield has been Mrs. C hrs. P a rk e r. M rs. W. J. Gra- ents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Coyle fo r the the b ric k yard lo r is a d a u g h te r o f M r. and M rs. Guy benhorst and M rs. Pete Madison at past week w hile his parents w ere in em ployed a t the p la n t since Iasi fa ll Smelser, and her m o th e r was w ith her tended the fu n e ra l o f M r.V a n Goethem ) San Francisco, accompanied his m other, a t the hospital. at ihe C atholic church in Sheridan on M rs. E E. B oring, back to th e ir home Monday. in N o rth Bend, today. phone Miss M axine H ill, m r m b rr o f the M r. and M rs L. U. Cobb, accom pan G43 ied by Mrs. V . O. H uddleston and lit tle high school fa c u lty , was called io her S p e c ia lt y | d a u g h te r C a rro l, spent last T hursday home at A sto ria on Wednesday ovening anil F rid a y in P o rtland, on business by the sad news o f the death o f her P erm an en t W a v e Shop m other. M r. and Mrs. B issell took her and pleasure bent. MISS VIOI ETTE BUNS to A sto ria , leaving here a fte r m id n ig h t, f S la t« H ank B u ild in g M r. and Mrs. U n d e rh ill o f F o rt H ill and made the tr ip in about five hours. | r 1NGLETTE O IL P E R M A N E N TS Junction spent Monday evening a t the Mrs. Riggs su b stitu te d fo r her d u rin g .S H E R ID A N . O R E G O N home o f Mr. and Mrs. Rav C ovle and her absence. W illa m in a , Oregon , visited th e ir lit tle grandson W illia m j Ray B o ring a t the Coyle home. | .C o m p le te lin e o t K. C. A . C u n n in g ham Radio Tubes a t D u rs t's Pharm - Y O U R H O M E IS Y O U R C A S T L E ' acy. *d v . WILLAMINA THEATRE Added Short , I HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Theo. Zerung and fa m ily o f Eugene were callers at the Chas. P a rke r home on Sunday. The n u n are cousins. H a rry K ershaw made a business tr ip to H ills b o ro Tuesday. BERT PITNEY’S Pepper 2-oz can 7c G r a p e fr u it Large Size EACH B a n a n a s Fine Quality . 4 Ihs 2 5 c Royal Club r 3c S l i c e d P e a c h e s 21/ 2-s« e 2 for 3 5 c S w i f t ’s S i l v e r L e a f L a r d 4 Lbs. 5 9 c A c o r n S h o r te n in g 4 Lbs. 4 9 c W e _ W ill D e liv e r “ is c o u n try p oints a ro u n d W illa m in a b oth up th e W illa m in a a n d Y a m h ill R iv e ra on T u e a d a y and F rid a y . P h on e o r »end in y o u r o rd e r fo r d e liv e ry on ih e a e daya. K. E . S I I E T T E I I L Y “ A R e a s o n a b le P la ce to T r a d e ” T E L E P H O N E 8-X-2 F R E E D E L IV E R Y