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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1940)
cage Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jensen made a business trip to Portland Thursday. Mrs. Ben Mathews, Mrs. V. O. Huddleston and Mrs. L. L. Mitchell accompanied Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Greene to Salem Tuesday where they R. E. and W. E. Ellingsworth made purchased a piano for the new church. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bretthauer of a business trip to Seattle Tuesday Hillsboro were dinner guests at thi morning, returning Wednesday. Mrs. H. A. Parrett and Mrs. Robt. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bryant Miller made a business trip to Port Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ruef attend land Friday and were lucky in getting ed the rose festival in Portland Fri a good view of the parade. Irvin Yocom. Mrs. Anna Dunder day. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nelson of and daughter, Betty Lou, Mrs. Art Surgeon and daughters Rita and Dar ' Portland called at the home of het I uncle nnd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. lene spent Sunday at Ocean lake. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mitchell, Sunday en route home from Roy C. Warren Saturday were her the oyster bake held at Bay City. Mrs. N. C. Donnell returned to het mother, Mrs. Charles McAllister of Salem and sister. Miss Ruth Ann of son-in-law and daughter’s. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mitchell’s home Thursday Klamath Falls. after a two weeks vacation at the Mrs. Walter Olmstead and Mrs. home of her son and daughter-in-law Lottie Kanal of Centralia. Washing Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Donnell in Port ton were weekend guests at the home land. Mr. and Mrs. Donnell brought of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Olmstead. Walt-1 her home and spent the day visiting er Olmstead is building the new house Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zetterberg and on the F. L. Olmstead property. Harold Fox was taken to the Me son Teddy spent Sunday at the home Minnville hospital Monday morning of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John where he underwent an appendicitis Zetterberg, at Silver Hills. Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Shetterly and operation Tuesday morning. daughters Lynnette, Kay, Judy and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jackson and son Bob and Fay Larkins visited th« daughters Barbara and Beverly of various Lincoln county beaches Sun Walla Walla were guests at the home day, the occasion being Kay's sixth of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bryant from Wednes birthday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Smith left Tues day till Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Hullet of day morning for Jamestown, Kansas Valley Junction visited friends and where they will spend a two-weeks attended the Rose festival in Port vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson an»’ land Saturday, Mrs. R. Crampton spent the past son Gordon attended the rose festi ten days in Portland, her daughte val in Portland Friday. Recent callers at the home of Mr Ellen Mae returning with her for an and Mrs. W. E. Smelser were Mrs 1 indefinite visit. ||<D<TdlIhr S P E C IA L ! S P E C IA L ! Frank Smelser on Wednesday and Mrs. O. J. Wilson on Friday. Jean* Myers, who is with the U.S.S California and stationed at Bremer ton. Wash., spent the weekend heri with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0 . J Myers. Miss Cathryn Johnson and Eddii Kendall of Portland accompanied he: parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson and brother Gordon to the Bay City oyster bake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Churchman and Mrs. Pearl Wood of Corvallis spent Portland Thursday. Mrs. Atkey re mained until Friday afternoon witl her son-in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. F. E. Abrahams. Notice to the Graduate! — Specials June 7th to June 14th— Hair Style 38« S h a m p o o . R in a e a n d H a i r S t y la B e a u tifu l O il 75c P e rm a n e n t Regular $4.00 — NOW ........ O pen IW A Y THEATRE — SHERIDAN Sunday at the home of his mother Mrs. Esther Churchman. Mrs. Guy James accompanied b; her mother, Mrs. Eddith Hadley, an«’ Mrs. A. W. Atkey made a trip ti C L AD Y Ç fro m 8 : 3 0 to 5 : 3 0 Evo. A p ’ m ta . l l BEAUTY S T U D IO M O r .,.. of Hito K R OREGON KJc1^Bfaaet. FRI.-SAT., Junel4-15 ‘‘Millionaire Playboy" Joe Penner — Plus— TO SAN FRANCISCO WORLD’S FAIR “Outpost o f the Mountie»’ Maw F a s t fe a n o tn y T ra in Chas. Starrett - Iris Meredith fo r Chair Car and T ourlât Passaagara U t l s i h t l f l SUN.-MON.-TUE., June 16-17-18 “ STRANGE CARGO" Joan Crawford - Clark Gable O ur G ang Modern chhair cars, tourist Pullmans, tourist lounge car— all air-cooled. Economy meal». Lv. Portland, 5:45 p.m.; Salem. 7:22 p.m.; Albany, 8:02 p.m.; Eugene, 9:05 p.m. Arrive San Francisco 1:55 p.m. next day. (Stops for through passengers only) C om edy WED.-THUR., June 19-20 “ RETURN OF I)R. X" Humphrey Bogart - Rosemary Ijin< Wayne Morris — Also— Southern Pacific “The Ghost Comes Home" See your local 8 P agent or write J. A. ORMANDY. Con Paaaeagrr A g ta t. 622 PaaiAc Building. Portland, Orvgon Frank Morgan - Ann Rutheford BE SURE TO GET YOUR TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL YOUR CASH PURCHASES AT THIS STORE FLOUR. Blue R ibbon— 191b. sack .......................8 1 .2 7 Fairway Prices Alw ays Lowest NOODLES, Sunrise---- lib . p k g ....................................... 16c s & II GREEN STAMPS ROLLED OATS Red and W hite 3 lb. ¡dig. quick or regular — :— YOUR EXTRA PROFIT 21« MOLASSES, Aunt Dinah. 1 lb. 3-oz can ................... 10«' PEANUT BI TTER, Armours No. 1 Bulk Makes Fine Sandwiches, 2 pounds ... 21c 08c MONTE RIO CATSUP. Fine Quality and FLavor, 14-oz bottle, 2 f o r ................... 17c KARO, lV i lb. can. dark ................................................. ITc DEVILED MEAT— Armour’s v* size, fine for picnic lunch,— 4 tins fo r ......13c RAISINS— 13-oz. pkg. PINEAPPLE. R & Il No. 2'/i tin...........................2 for 39c SWEET PICKLES Paradise Brand— Quart Jar ................................................... 23c MILK, R & H, 3 tall tin s...................................................... 19< PORK and BEANS----P hillip's 2*/i size .. 3 tins fo r ....................................... 2 5 r P & G SOAP, 6 bars f o r ...................................................... 23c TUNA FISH— Mid Pacific Flakes— For Sandwiches, 2 No. 'i Tins 21c CRACKERS— Sta-Crisp, 2lb. pkg.................................. 19c = M e a t Department -------------------- M eats--------------------- * YOUNG STEER BEEF AT ALL TIMES ----- ------------------------------------------------------------—------------------------------------------------------------- 1----------------- — PORK STEAK — Lean and T ender — * p er poun d ............ ..................................... 14c PICNIC HAMS — Ideal fo r Cold Lunches — ______________ per pound .............. 14c PICNIC HAMS, small and lean, pou n d........................16c CORN PORK and BEEF, pound .................................. 18c PURE LARD ------- Arm our's Best ------- 2 pou n d package ........................ 16c CHEESE Cream o' C old — W hile it lasts 5 poun d loaf ................................. 79c GET YOURS FROM OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS DRY SALT PORK, lean, pound .................................. 10c ■— Fruits and Vegetables LEAN SIDE BACON, P ound............................................ 21c LEAN JOWLS BACON, pound .................................. 10c LEMONS------- CHOICE LARGE SIZ E -------- per d o z e n ............................................. 19c -Fruits and Vegetables- NEW POTATOES — No. 1 — 10 lbs. JUICE ORANGES— Sunkist, BEETS — Local ---- — - 23c 2 d o z......................... 27c •3 bunches ....................................... 10c NEW PEAS — SWEET, WELL FILLED— FOUR POUNDS ...................................19c STRINGLES pounds .................................. 19c FRESH and KRISP 6 pound» for ........................ 19c GREEN BEANS— FRESH CUCUMBERS CARROTS— Local — 3 hunches .................................. 10c . . 'Tsdí I WILLAMINA, OREGON Friday & Saturday PHONE 2 5 6
