TUE WILLAMINA TIMES, WILLAMINA. OPEGON
rnUHSPAY. AUGUST 21. 1947
Pag© 7
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Green made a
Homer Newblll la making an
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duncan made
business trip to Salem, Saturday.
a trip to Grand Island Sunday.
apartment over his garage.
Mrs. Carrie B. Graten of Portland
Fred Deaver of Astoria spent Sun
I. M. Pearson was taken to the
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. E. day at the home of his mother, Mrs. ■ McMinnville city hospital Friday and
Ted Burden.
Arnold.
is reported quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Emmons are
Among those from here who at
Mrs. Milton LeRoy attended the
having a concrete porch and steps tended the Eagles picnic at Hergert funeral of her nephew Jerry Red
built at their home.
Park, Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. Bill mond at Sweet Home, Tuesday, af
Mr. and Mrs. Milton LeRoy, Bill and Lash, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin, ternoon, Aug. 19. Mrs. LeRoy will
Bob spent Saturday fishing on the Mr. and Mrs. George Lullck, Mr. and spend a few days with her parents.
Mrs. P. L. McRae, Guy Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Redmond at Mon
Siletz river.
Bob
Kunzler.
roe before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Burton, Glen
da Lee and Veryl spent Sunday at
D«poe Bay where they went deep
sea fishing.
Mrs. A. E. Smith underwent a
major operation In Seattle, Monday
of last week. Mr. Smith spent the
weekend In Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ault accom
g
panied by Mrs. Sophie Sandberg call
ed at the A. H. Johnson home on
Coast Creek Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Delker of
Sheridan who recently purchased the
W h e th e r y our w atch is a n im ported or do m estic m odel, old
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Lester Hllllker house have moved
Into their new home.
or n e w — w e c a n re p a ir it tor you, p ro v id e m issin g p a rts
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Baker and two
daughters of Gravity. Iowa «pent tlif
a n d b ra c e le t a tta c h m e n ts. D rop in lor o u r low -p rice
p»»t week at the home of Mrs. Bak
e s tim a te
er’« brother, Lawrence Baker.
Mrs. Joyce Caldwell and a friend
of Walla Walla, Wash, visited Miss
Caldwell's sister, Mrs. H. A. Ault
Saturday enroute home from a va I g
cation trip that took them as far
'L o c a te d just so u th of D ew D rop Inn)
south a« Monterey, California.
Mr. and Mra. Warren (Bus)
Fred and Frances Davenport
Willamina, Oregon
Wright gave a dinner party Monday
evening. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Hebert Halrett and two children of 1
Maple Leaf and Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Huff and sons
Dick and Wayne of Maupin (near
Redmond) were Sunday visitors at
the Ernest Kilgore home. The Huffs
a~j former Willamina residents.
O N T H E M IL L
J. II. Johnaon 1» enlarging and re
Vernon Nnbb I h enlarging and re
modeling hl» home on Oak St.
modeling bl» home.
Mr. and Mr». A. C. beat her« of
Mr».
Hophlo Hnndlierg Was a
Sunday visitor nt the II. A. Ault Portland were Sunday visitor« at the
C. B. Llndholm home.
home.
(Tyde Lindsey of Duluth, Mlnne-
Howard Godfrey who 1» employed
near Willamina »pent the weekend scta 1« vhdtlng nt the home of Mr.
and Mr«. Cleve Hutchison.
at hi» home In Seattle.
Mr. and Mr». Walter Ply of Til
Mr». Harold LeRoy und Jean of
Portland are spending a few duy» lamook «pent Sunduy of lu»t week
nt the M. E. Duggan home.
at the Milton LeRoy home.
Patay Hubbard 1» vlHlttng her
Mr«. L. V. Emmons, Mrs. Ione Kil
grandmother, Mrs, Sophie Smith nt gore and Mr». Helen Smith left Mon-
Tillamook. Mr». Smith who has been ! day to «pend several days at the ad-
. ult Christian camp at Wl-ne-ma
quite III 1« Improving
Mr. and Mr». F. K. Abraham and | Beach.
Terry of Portland and Mr. and Mra.
Mr. and Mr». Homer Newblll, Pat
Glenn L. Jones of Medford »pent the sy and Terry, Mr. und Mrs. H. C.
wreknnd at the A. W. Atkey home Smith, Bonnie und Billy and Mr. und
Mra. HUI Ijoih and children ac Mrs. Steve Comford, Sandy and
companied by Mra. Kenneth Griffin Ernie picnicked at Netarts, Sunday.
were »hopping In McMinnville Mon
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gardner und
day.
two »on» at Carlton, have moved In
Hubert R. Hie lie rt of Modesto, to the King house on Oak St. which
Calif, »pent from Tuesday to Thurs they purchased recently. Mr. Gard
day at the home of hl» »later.Mr». ner und one of the boys are employ
Homer Newblll, Mr». Newblll took ed at the Wlllumlna Lumber Co.
him to Knlem, Thursday to bourd the
Mr. nnd Mr«. Ivan Bridgewater
bun to Mudeato.
and children. Margaret and Elton
Mra. lllll l.aah baa received word left Sunday for their home at Hop
that her »liter In taw and brother kins, Missouri after «pending the
Mr and Mr». Hon Strum who vlalted past two weeks with Mrs. Bridge
In re recently have arrived at their water«'« niece Mrs. Virgil O'HIley
und family.
home In Mile» City, Montana.
Henry Kolln »pent from Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Meyers and
until Wednesday of la»t week visit- Bill Wilhelm »pent Sunday at the
Iny with hl» family at Payette. Ida- home of Mrs. Meyers’ daughter, Mrs.
ho Mr. Kolln waa accompanied from Fred Ib-neflel, Neskowin Glenn Ben
Portland by hl» brother Milton Kolln efiel of Neskowin who has been at
and children. While Mr. Kolln wai the It. L. Burton home the past three
at Payette, hl» youngewt aon Hoy was weeks while picking beans accompan
From mld-1946 to mld-1947, pri
taken «erlnuely III hut la now report ied them spending the day with his
ces
paid by farmers for machinery
ed aa much Improved.
parents."
other than motor vehicles, rose about
17 per cent nationally, to a level
210 per cent of 1910-14.
P. V. <’. O R D E R NO. 1H2O9
BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTIL
IT1ES COMMISSIONER OF
OREGON
Tariff Docket No. «5
Davenport’s Jewelry
C H O IC E IT E M S
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T H E F IN E ST
HARDW ARE
FLOOR WAXER FOR RENT 'OHNSONS
P ER HOUR $1.00 A DAY
SU P P L E M E N T A L NOTICE OF
HEARING
In the matter of proposed
changes in rates, fares, charges,
classifications, rules and regula
tions governing the practices
and/or services. In intrastate com-
mprre In Oregon, of common carr
iers by motor vehicle, as defined
in Section 1 15-502, O. C. L. A.
To all common carriers by mot
or vehicle and the following peti
tioner:
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
506 S W. Mill Street
Portland, Oregon
O R D ER AND NOTICE O F R EA S-
HIGNMENT O F PUBLIC
HEARING
Wt invite you
to open an
account
d e ta il definition
KAY SAKS point» up again the ultimata im artneu
of sharply defining one detail of a simple suit — as
here: mock pockets become simulated peplums to
softly flatter your hipline. Botany Superchan is the
fabric - the color, any of fall's glowing new
shades.
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UNDER s . m i . oo
Greta ° f McMinnville
By P. U. C. Oregon No. 18262,
dated August 7, 1947, In the above
proceedings. the Commissioner
assigned for public hearing on
Tuesday. August 26, 1947, st the
hour of 10:00 o’clock in the fore
noon of said day in the office of
the Commissioner, 625 N. E. Ore
gon Street. Portland, Oregon, the
applications as set forth and de
scribed in detail under Docket Nos.
3386 to 3390, inclusive in the
aforesaid Order No. 18262.
Request has been made to the
Commislsoner by the Oregon Mot
or Stages to change the date of
hearing set under aforesaid Order
No. 18262 from Tuesday. August
26, 1947 at the hour of 10:00
o’clock in (he forenoon of said day
to Monday, August 25, 1947, at
the hour of 9:30 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day.
Being fully advised in the prem
ises, the Commissioner is of the
opinion that the request be grant
ed.
O R D E R
IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Mon
day, the 25th day of August, 1947,
at the hour of 9:30 o’clock in the
forenoon of said day, in the office
of the Commisioner, 625 N. E.
Oregon Street, Portland, Oregon,
a public hearing will be held in
this matter before the Cominls-
soner or an examiner represent
ing the Commissioner, at which
time and place all interested part
ies will be entitled to be present
and heard. Thereafter such order
or orders will be entered as may
be deemed proper in the premises.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that public hearing formerly as
signed for Tuesday, August 26,
1947, at 10:00 o’clock in the fore
noon of said day. in the office of
the Commissioner, 62 5 N. E. Ore
gon Street, Portland, Oregon, be
and the same hereby is cancelled
Dated at Salem, Oregon this
12th day of August, 1947.
GEO. H. FLAGG
Public Utilities
Commissioner
A ttest:
MARJORIE B. KNOX
Secretary
(OFFICIAL SEAL)
SPLIT BAMBOO FISHING POLES
$10-50 AND $16-98
KAMPKOOK STOVE FOR COOKING
____________ $ 1 5 - 2 0 _______________
25rEET
$3-45
GARDEN HOSE 50 reET
----------- $6-50
EAGLE BRAND WATER BAGS
2 GALLON $1-50
NOZ GALVANIZED WASH TUBS 1,03
$1-78
$1-89
SUNBEAM - SHAVEMASTER
$22*50
LAWN GRASS SEED
Pound
$1-15
JUNIOR -- TRICYCLE
$11-25
RADIO FLYER - WAGON
$11-25
WHITE MOUNTAIN | C E
CREAM FREEZER
ONE GALLON SIZE
$945
RADIO LINE-SCOOTER
$6-60
Willamina Hardware
Phone 6 16
W illa m in a , O r e .