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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1936)
A T h u rsd a y . A u g u st 13, 1936 ( I h r i l l 111 n in i n n (E i tn ee Mr. and Mrs. D. A. l ’ a b riq u e o f Hebo visited W illa m in a re la tiv e s Sunday. M r. and Mrs Pete Madison a c c o n i pained G. W. Gapen to Salem on W ed nesday. D r. E. E. B oring and fa m ily o f N o rth Bend w ere v is itin g w ith grandpa and M rs. O tto D e b rick was a county seat grandm a Ray Coyle Sunday. i v is ito r on Monday. Mrs. Anna Bissell o f Y re ka , t a lif., A . C. Powers and w ife v is ite d in came to Rex B issell's Monday a ft e r M onm outh Sunday a fte rn o o n . noon, b rin g in g Bob Bissell fro m Gaston. M r. and Mrs. Paul M ullen visited H. Canning peaches are now ready; b ring N. E dm iston at the h o sp ita l one day boxes. Brooks Peach O rchard, q u a rte r last w e e k . m ile south o f L u fa y e tte . A. L. Brooks. EEGHHSB 2>’ Mrs, I. N. Pearson is confined to her bed th is week. O. W. Benefiel and fa m ily v isite d his b ro th e r at Delake on Sunday. Ted Burden and w ife took in the sig h t* at the county seat la st F rid a y evening. Miss Edna M organ, who is employed in M c M in n v ille , was home over the week end. Leigh Green rejoined his s h ip in P o rt land Sundav, a fte r v is itin g his fa th e r and siste r fo r fo u r days. Mr. and M rs. W. E. Smelser and grandson E lm e r v is ite d T a ft and o th e r coast points last Thursday. Glen W illis and fa m ily o f C rabtree are v is itin g a t the home o f Mrs. W illis ' parents, M r. and Mrs. Chas. M organ. M iss D orothy A tk e y 's frie n d s are all pleased to see her out again a fte r her long illness. The Ladies A id o f the M ethodist church w ill hold a m eeting a t the church to m o rro w (F rid a y ) a fte rn o o n . M r. and Mrs. Rex Bissell vis ite d the Gooseneck valley on Sunday, going up as fa r as the O lm stead ranch. W ord was received Wednesday fro m M rs Velene B all, saying she and Jim m y a rriv e d safely on Nelson Island J u ly 17. G arland H uddleston was in P ortland on Sunday to see his lit tle son C lifto n , who is a t the Shrine hospital fo r fu r th e r tre a tm e n t. .Milo C a rro l and son o f Cheney, W n., a rrive d S aturday fo r a v is it w ith his w ife , who is convalescing at the home o f her uncle, J. B. E llin g s w o rth . Miss M ary E llin g s w o rth . who is w o rk in g in the K enton Red a W h ite store in P ortland, came home F rid a y fo r a w eek's v is it. Miss E ve lyn de V rie s, who spent last week w ith her parents a t P ra tu m w hile her b ro th e r was at the In s titu e , re tu rn e d to W illa m in a la st S aturday. R E D & W H IT E THE M r. and Mrs. F rank Faw k and H ollis drove to Oak Grove Tuesday a fte rn o o n to see Mrs. F a w k S r., a n d Mia. F arm er. M r. and Mrs. C. L. M unkers and son Claud« o f A m ity w ere Sunday v isito rs at the home o f M rs. M u n ke rs’ b ro th e r. H a rry V aluere, and fa m ily . George Schoppert Sr. returned home Saturday a fte r iqiending a week at the A d ve n tist cainpm eetm g at Gladstone Park w ith his daughter, Mrs. A . J. Wood o f Gooseneck d is tric t. Clay Rowell, fo rm e r W illa m in a re si dent, o f Sheridan spent the week end v is itin g h i s fo rm e r neighbors and friends. He had ju s t re tu rn e d from a tw o w e e k’ s v is it to M a rtin '» S prings in W ashington. M rs J. L. H u tch in s and Mrs. A (I. Rouget ente rta in e d Mrs. Pete Msdiaon. M r*. Sophie Sandberg and Mrs Win. W ilsh ire slid tw o grandchildren o f Port land, who have been spending the week w ith Mrs Sandberg, Tuesday a fte r noon. The hostesses and Mrs. W ilsh ire had been neighbors in Chicago fo rty - tw o years ago W in W ilsh ire and son b ro u g h t the fa m ily o u t S aturday, re tu rn in g the same day. The F ra n k Smelaer fa m ily returned home Sunday evening a fte r spending nine weeks to u rin g the ce n tra l states, and v is itin g re la tiv e s a t various points. Use of V eneer la A ge-O ld M anufacturing Practice M o v e d to Id a h o On W ednesday o f th is week E ldon llo y e r le f t fo r N .unpa, Id a . w here he m id M rs. B o ye r e x p e ct Io m ake th e ir home, M r«. B oyer h a v in g le ft M onday evening fo r P o rtla n d fo r a few d a y s ’ v is it and w here ahe w ill jo in h im . I he Boyers have been liv in g here fo r th e pa st year and a h a lf and he , has been em ployed in th e W i l l a m in a C lay P ro d u c ts Co., p la n t. T hey have m ade m any fil**n d n since com ing here and a ll re g re t th e ir le a v in g and w ish th e m suc cess and happiness« in th e ir new- home. M r. and M is . B ra n d t, o f , S eattle, th e new ce ra m ic e n g in e e r nt th e b ric k p la n t, have re n te d the B o y e r house and expect to m ove here th e la te r p a rt of the m o n th . Veneering Is not a product o f the I f your clock doeesn’ t keep accurete machine age. It waa used by the an- | P atronise the m erchants who a d ve r d e n t Egyptians tn making th e ir fu r- , tise in The Tim es. tim e, ta ke i t to N e w b y's Pharm acy. u ltu re and has been considered the i J . W. Henderson and fa m ily moved : j to the H eider acreage near the n o viti- | best m anufacturing practice fo r more ate S aturday, and the Comer fa m ily I than 3.000 years. [ who have purchased the place w ill , The most b e a u tifu l figures In wood ) . move in. are ofte n found In whut la known us R obert and Fred V a liie re were in the "diseased" purta o f the tree. T hat P ortland to r F le e t week and visited Is, the tree may have been Injured, NOW READY many o f the ships a t anchor there, in developed a g ro w th o r some other eluding the hospital ship w hich was "disfig u re m e n t" that glvea to the $ 1 .0 0 a B o x very in te re s tin g . cabinet making trades some o f the AT ORCHARD Miss V e lm a Farnham o f Portland most bea u tifu l patterns In wood de O L E J A C O B S E N spant Sunday a t the home o f her p a r sign, These sections o f the tree are ents. M r. and Mrs. J. L . F arnham . She ca re fu lly cut Into sheeta, glued Into On« M ile South o f H opew ell was accompanied by her nephew, Leslie patterns by hundreds o f pieces o f Goodrich o f Y a m h ill. strong tape and a t t a c h e d to the core K . E S h e tte rly . M axine and Jack,and w o o d . T i l l s Is an extrem ely technical J. A . Jensen, C h ristin e and D elm ar, part o f cabinet m aking and requires i drove to P o rtland. Sunday. The men the services of a man w ell versed In attended the hall game and the young the a rt. , fo lks vis ite d the fleet. SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST IS I f a ll table tops, fo r Instance, were , C. E. P attee and w ife o f Portland solid, they would not have near the A L IC E BRADY stopped at his s is te r s, Mrs. Wilson attractiveness w hich veneers provide. Russell tls rd ie . Ann R u th e rfo rd Fox, home S aturday on th e ir w ay to F rank Craven. Cora Sue t «Urns the coast and took D avid Fox w ith One firm has a mahogany dining table and " B u c k ." th e wonder dog, in them to M anzanita beach fo r the week. the top o f w hich looks like s rip p le of stain ribbon, and fu rn itu re a u th o ri Saw F ilin g . Gun R epairing. A rch e ry ties have stated that th is design prob Tackle. See V . O. H uddleston, at the ably « m ild never appear again In all { W illa m in a H ardw are. 37 4tc history. I L. H. Cobb, who has been w o rk in g on fro m the g re a t novel by W ith the present m anufacturing ■ a tru c k in g c o n tra c t a t Burns fo r some Gene S tra tu m P o rte r processes there Is little danger of solid ' tim e, was home fo r the week end, and YOU C A N ’ T A FF O R D TO MIPS IT wood warping. The only objection to ' his w ife and her siste r. Miss Lela H ud dleston, re tu rn e d to B um s w ith him fo r solid-wood fu rn itu re Is thut It lacks the heuuly o f veneered fu rn itu re . The 3 Reel» of Shorts .. 10c and 25c i a v is it. "s tra ig h t wood," ns It Is called— Mrs. E sther Churchm an anil g rand generally tnkeo from the tru n k o f the son. E lb e rt C hurchm an, visited in P o rt Wednes’y Night, Aug.1 9 : 18c,15c land la st week. On F rid a y they visite d tree— Is like ly to he Just w hat the her s iste r a t Camas, W ash . and took in uume Implies. A L L IS O N 8 K IP W 0 T T H the s ig h t a t B onneville. They returned home Sunday. M r. and M rs. Chas. M cN e ill, accovi S p e c ia lt y panied by M rs. Belle H arpole, w ent to P ortland Tuesday fo r tre a tm e n t at the P erm an en t W ave Shop Dean clin ic. M r. M cN e ill returned the A GOOD STORY A N D LOTS same evening, hut the ladies remained VIOI.ETTB CtNRO SE CF LAUG HS o v e rn ig h t, re tu rn in g Wednesday. CRAW FORD CANNING PEACHES WILLAMINA THEATRE S a tu rd a y a n d M onday MILK R ed & W hite T a ll C a n s — 3 - 23c Pure Cane Sugar'¡¿X. 55c C an d y B a rs Any 5 c VINEGAR LB. D ill P ic k le s 1 D ..I I , X _____a. B u lk Q u a rt Sun Spun Bring Y o ur C o n tainer GALLON 10c 15c -CANNING NEEDS- P ean u t B u tter Balk fo r W s The Fiaett ef It» Kind Pheasant Jar Rubbers 1 A 3 for Economy or Mason 1 A _ CAPS Doxeo.......... Kerr Economy DISKS Salad D ressin g ß g c 3 dozen Q u a rt Red&White PICKLING I A SPICE 8-oz Celo. pkg M a y o n n a ise JAM-JELL FRUIT OC . PECTIN 2 bottles“ J V (Bulk; ....................... Quart CORN FLAKES 3 Red and White pkgS. Marshmallows ROSE G A R D E N 16-oz package 19‘ 13c Laundry S oap P&G 100 size 10 bars DRY GOODS I O xyd ol S m a r t L in e o f oqr "•'L 1Q C L a rg e package ............... | Fresh Vegetables and Fruit~| M is s e s S u e d e O x fo rd s Black — Brown — Grey E X T R A LA R G E C an talou p es 2 for 9 c T o m a to es N<,1F,Btjr ¿ r 18 pounds o r m ore A Few Sum m er LU G “ ***» B ell P e p p e r s Each 1 c H a ts Left at 1 / 2 -P r ic e ReX W a term elon K " 21c B an an as TFoukds 1 9 c THE HARVESTER “ HITCH HIKE LADY” M r. and M rs. Loyd G entry o f O tis were over n ig h t v isite d a t the A. C. T h u rb e r home on Wednesday o f la st week, and on T hursday accompanied the T h u rb e rs to P ortland to attend the fu n e ra l o f Claude G e n try, a b ro th e r o f Loyd and Mrs. T h u rb e r. D. M. Anderson o f C resbard, S. D . and J. P. Anderson o f M ina, S. D., b ro th e rs o f Rev. J. W. Anderson, pas to r o f the W illa m in a Free M ethodist church, and A F. W agner o f Mansfield, S. D ., were Sunday v is ito rs here. They may locate some place in the va lle y. WILLAMINA L A B E L T A B L E Phone 2 5 6 Plenty of tarpruiag situations W illa m in a , Oregon Cash Specials S a tu rd a y and M onday .. A u g u st 15 and 17 Leave yo u r w atch re p a irin g a t N e w by's Pharmacy fo r e x p e rt w o rk. M rs. E lm a R o w lin g o f BSugene, ac companied by her siste r, Mrs. C arols B arnstable o f Tam pa, F lo rid a , were Sunday v is ito rs at the K. E. S h e tte rly home. On th e ir re tu rn to Eugene they were accompanied by Mrs. A B. K lu b h and lit t le son who had been v is itin g a t the S h e tte rly home. The R. E. E liin g s w o rth fa m ily have rented a cottage a t Roads End fo r th is week, and M rs. R. E. and her siste r Mrs. Call and Ralph w e n t down Sunday. Mrs. Call w ill stay all week and Mrs. R. E. came back Monday and returned Tuesday, and Mrs. J. B. E llin g s w o rth was down Monday and Tuesday. E e ls N a p t h a S o a p M rs. S a r a h Stone e n te rta in e d a t d in n e r Sunday in honor o f kin fo lks, M r. and M rs. Nisson o f P ortland, M r. and Mrs. Chas. H ig g in s and da u g h te r, T ru la , o f Y akim a. O thers a tte n d in g were M r. and Mrs. F ra n k F aw k and son M r and M rs. Fred Jonnson fro m here and M rs. Ray B assett o f Salem. P h illip s * Rev. deVries and the young people ! who had been a tte n d in g in s titu te at I F alls C ity , re tu rn e d home la s t S a tu r day. Miss M a ry E llin g s w o rth drove down fro m here and g o t her siste r C h a rlo tte , Lena Reinbold a n d V iola Wood, w hile the Misses Theresa Smel- ser, E sth e r L ie rm a n and Irene Doran returned w ith Rev. deVries. A von A u g u st Specials 2 types o f powder, 8 shades each, 2 pkgs. $1.00. Rouge com pact 39c, dressing table rouge 37c. L ip s tic k 39c. 2 piece mani I c u rin g set 39c. 5 piece set $1.35. L ip stick, rouge and nail polish in vivid , i lig h t’ medium and d a rk shades. T w o ' shaving creams 49c; 2 bottles a n tise p tic 49c. Please send y o u r orders to Grace ! B ostw ick, W illa m in a . I E L L IN G S W O R T H S 1 T H E R E D A M D W H IT E P R O T E C T S . Y O U R . | k 1N 0LETTB O IL P E R M A N E N T S W a rre n Rood a rriv e d hpre fro m O kla- homa C ity . O kla ., la s t Tuesday and vis ited at the home o f his aunt. M rs. W. J. C.rabenhorst, u n til T hu rsd a y. He w e n t to D ayton on th a t day to v is it re la tive s and fro m there to Onalaska, Wash., to v is it re la tive s th e re . W hile he is v is itin g he is also lo o kin g fo r a location; and when i t is found he w ill send fo r his I w ife and baby to jo in him . L ib b y ’s D e v ile d BROOKFIELD S a l a d D e l M o n te . _ 5 bars M e a t % ’» e D r e s s in g . 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