THURSDAY, SEPT. 21, 1939
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TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON
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Entered at the Postofiice at Willamina, Oregon, an second-
claHH matter, Auguat 24, 1909, under Act of Congress
of March 3, 1879.
K enneth B. E pley
Editor and Publisher
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KEEP YOUR HEAD
Rarely in our history has it been necessary for Americans to
keep their heads as it is today.
The most gastly of all tragedies has engulfed Europe. It is
the burning hope of the vast majority of our people that we may
escape the holocaust of destruction. We have not forgotten the
World War. It sowed the seeds for the years of social discontent
and depression that followed. We have not forgotten that thou
sands of American lives and untold billions in American wealth
and resources were sacrificed. Only history will eventually reveal
what good, if any came from that war.
'I he President has said that as long as it remains within his
power, there shall be no “blackout of peace” in this nation. In
that he echoes the minds and hearts of all of us. But the mere
wish is not enough. Hysteria, passion, fanaticism, mistaken
idealism—these thing can be the producers of ruin and horror.
American neutrality is dependent upon America keeping its head.
No one knows when the war will end, or who will be the
“victor.” But certainly there is justified fear that all th at'is best
in Europe may be lost to that continent for many years after hos-
tilties have stopped. War means that the arts of peace must be
ruthlessly dropped in order that the arts of death and destruc
tion may be advanced. The preservation of liberties which have
been won through centuries, are threatened in a warring world.
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FERN DISTRICT
the Paul Blanchards last Sunday aft-
"oon.
(By MRS. CHAS. RAY)
Mr. and Mrs. Cook have been pick
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vann called on ing prunes near Dallas.
Mr». Lloyd Blanchard called on
Mr». Ray Thursday. Nice to see her
out.
Mr. and Mr». Arlu» Miller were
dinner guests at the Parrett home in
Willamina Sunday.
The beginning of school did not
have the »ame meaning for this dis
trict as school has been suspended for
this term, the grade school pupils are
going to Willamina. Mr. Cook takes
them in and brings them back.
There will be a school meeting at
the school house Friday night, Sep
tember 22 to elect a new director and
pass on the budget. Following the
business meeting there will be a com
munity meeting. Every one come pre
pared to take part in the program.
Let’s hold our community together.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ray and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Ray of Valley Junction
went to South Prarie near Tillamook
Sunday to call on Nels Hansen.
Mrs. T. C. Staley of Portland and
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S H E R ID A N -i. O R E G O N
Oakland, Calif, has been a guest in
the Chas. Ray home. She has gone to
Moscow, Idaho to visit her son.
| Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newbill called
on the Rays Monday.
F I). Thomas who has been vist-
ing his sister, Mrs. Ray for about
four months has returned to Cole.
Paul Blanchard Jr. was in Port
land on business last Friday.
Guy and Elmer Leath have been
picking prunes near the Monastary.
Florence Blanchard, Retha end !
Hrrriet Blanchard picked hops at I
Fannings, near Balston.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlus Miller wer-’ ’
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Newby on
Saturday night.
Mrs. Ray was in McMinnville on
business Monday.
Mr. Smith is busy getting his win
ter wood.
Willamina Times Want Ads bring
Results. Try them!
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Two miles northwest oi Willamina; turn left at Brick Plant—
follow main road to farm; on
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Tw o Barbers —
TEAM OF PERCHERON HORSES
(W eight 3 3 0 0 P ounds)
BROOD SOW with pigs at side
Lunch Will Be Served at Noon. Bring Your Coffee Cup
TERMS OF SALE: $20 and under, CASH.
Those wishing credit see Clerk of Sale
before buying.
W ARD
S IT T E N
Clerk
MRS. SOPHIE SANDBERG, Owner
NEELY MILLS
ber and building materials
W illamina, Oregon
• Freshly Frozen Ice C ream
• F O U N T A IN S E R V IC E
Sm itty's Cafe
‘Busiest Little Place in Town'
FR A N K SM ELSER
U N IO N S E R V IC E S T A T IO N
Phone 2 0 2
W illa m in a , O re.
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L U B R IC A T IO N
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S E R V IC E B A T T E R IE S
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B A T T E R IE S R E C H A R G E D
F IS H IN G T A C K L E
“The Bank of Personal Service”
F IR ST NATIONAL BANK
Sheridan, Oregon
J. W . H U G H E S
Auctioneer
M r. and M r». W m . Jarvis
Open till 7 p.m.
BINDER, <-ft. Champion;, Mower, Deering
vator, Land Roller, Cream Separator,
Melotte; Red Jacket Pum p, Gasoline
Engine, Carpenter anti Small Tools, too
num erous to m ention.
W illamina Cafe
Agent of Laundry and Cleaning—
Scissor Grinding
S a le to S t a r t a t 1 O o ’c lo c k A . M .
4 YEARLING HEIFERS
S A N D W IC H E S
P E T E M A D IS O N
Thursday, Sept. 28
5-ft.; Disc Drill. 7-ft. Superior; Disc
Harrow, Drag Harrow, Go-Devil Culti
B R E A K F A ST S
25c PLATE LUNCHES
Local retail dealers in lum
Willamina Barber Shop
• HOM E COOKED M EALS
• DE LU XE HAMBURGERS
11 Crude GUERNSEY and JERSEY COWS
( 9 will be Fresh in Early Fall)
fpe are now serving
Member Federal Deposit /nsurance Corporation
Deposit Insurance —
An Extra Measiire of
Protection
--In keeping with its conservative policy, deposits made here
are now insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
—The insurance thus orovided applies to all deposits, including
personal and corporate deposits, deposits of public funds, and
trust funds awaiting investment, to the amount of $6000 for each
depositor. Deposit insurance is for your protection.
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