MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, DECEMBER * 1948
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Wants and Sales
TRADE IN DETROIT
BU YING AT HOME SPELLS PROGRESS FOR THE CANYON
DETROIT
SANTIAM SELF - SERVICE
THEATRE
L A U N;D R Y
Good Bets for the Week
Standard Rates
Washing, Drying or Either
Workingmen’s Bundles Finished
Thursday and Fridav
Mickey'
!< Mi. E. of Detroit
Sunday and Monday
’Laff-Ti me’
Ph. 418
CANYON GARAGE
EXPERT REPAIRING
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
U. S. ROYAL TIRES
P. E, FRY, Manager
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Santiam
FOOD MART
MEATS
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GROCERIES
Janet
NELSON
Margaret
NOBLE
DAVIS
DETROIT HOTEL
SPORTING & DRY GOODS
Transient andd Weekly
Ratea
L. C. DAVIS & SON
Phone 1802
Do Your Christmas
Shopping Early
D& I)
at
TAVERN
BOB
LEN
Baldwin’s
DETROIT
DETROIT TAVERN
Barber Shop
and Trailer Court
First in Detroit
Still First in Detroit
Redd Rynearson
Otto Russell
Glen Dryden
E. W. BRAY SR.
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FOR SALE—Used furniture; Mon
tag elec, range. 5 mo. old; Fngivtairs
’48 mod.; Maytag washer, '46 mod.;
IS YOUR REFRIGERATOR work parlor set. 9x18 rug, bed room suite.
ing right ? If not, call PORTER & Must go—sail cheap, James Sumptox.
LAU for fast, dependably reiriges»' Shepherd add., Podrabsky house. 5
tor, washer, electric appliance or ra
$75.00 AN ACRE — 129.5 acre»,
dio service.
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known as the Downing faring adjoin
j SLEEPING ROOMS for rent. See ing Mill City on the south. Fair build
Frank Bass.
6* ings, 2 creeks, good terms. Cali or
HAVE YOU ever burnt out a motor write.
BURT PICHA. REALTORS
or had one get overheated and smoke
Ph.
23649
837 N. High St., Salem
when the power dropped too low ?
This danger can be eliminated with REOPENING my shop fur swing
one of our HOPAX CIRCUIT and hemstitching. Tsird house back
BREAKERS installed on your ap of Stone’s Feed Store. Mrs. H. I.
pliance motor. Call us for informa- Ply male
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tino. Ph. 902. Stiffler Radio and Ap
WE
STOCK
all
types
of
Hearing
Aid
pliance, Mill City, Ore.
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batteries. Radio Batteries, and Flash-
7.95
Sq. Butt Shingle 215 lb.
Stiffler
lite and lantern batterie«.
5.98 Radio and Appliance Store.
Hex Shingle 163 lb.
1.90
Mica Roofing 45 lb.
2.47 FOR FULLER brushes, call or write
Mica Roofiing 55 lb.
2.91 Theo Muyskena, Rt. 1, Box 299, or
Mica Roofiing 65 lb.
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3.11 call Ph. 564, Aumsville, Ore.
Mineral Roofiing 90 lb.
3.92
Staggered Edge 105 lb.
A GOOD »election of linoleum yard
4.42
Brick Siding 105 lb.
age, 6 and 9 ft. widths. 95c per mi .
Felt, 324 sq. ft., 15 lb. per roll 2.43 yd. Mill City Furniture Ca.
Felt, 216 sq. ft. 30 lb. per roll 8.24
Also ask for free estimate on com- POLISH your own floors—rent our
pletely installed and guaranteed job. high-spoed polishing and scrubbing
Pay by the month. Phone 504B, Stay equipment. Easily handled by wom
ton, Western Store.
3* en. Complete lino of floor materials
and waxes available. Western Store,
PAINTing, paper hanging, paper
Phone 504 B, Stayton.
samples. See Jerry Johnson, 1 block
W. of Hilltop Store.
7* NEED a furnace? Have an Eastman
wood furnace, 5 or 6 rm. house size.
NEW Fairbanks 13” Hammer Mill,
Uses 24 M wood. Gan be set i»p aB
with sacker. Bargain if taken at once
pipe or pipeless. J. C. Kimmell, Mill
Sntiam Farmers Cooperative, Stay
City Pharmacy.
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ton.
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EXPERT auto and home radio ser
FOR SALE—All steel land leveler, vice. 20 years experience, all makes.
just the thing for that newly grub
Guaranteed service.
bed land. Santiam Farmers Co-oper-
Stiffler’s Radio and Appiance
! ative, Stayton.
’usiness, Industry and Homes Urged to Con
v®rve on Less Essential Use cf Electricity to
He’p Maintain Jobs and Prosperity
Here Is How You Can Hufy
3-4th A. 4 rm house very well located
furnished, only *3200.
7 A. 5 rm. house, good out bldg, fruit
well located on paved road, only
$5500.
1 A., 4 rm. house, linoleum on floors,
$3700, terms.
4 rm. house, garage, lot 50x100,—
$4000; might consider good used car
as down payment.
5 rm. house, basement, gas stove,
water heater, lot 100x150. Will take
’4-48 car as down payment.
6 rm. unfurnished house and garage.
Lot 50x100; make us an offer.
62 A. on new highway, ideal auto
•ourt location; sell all or part, terms.
3 bed rm house, fruit house, extra
well located, 2 lots, immediate pos
session, only $4500
4 rm. house, clean, well located, $3200
—$1400 handle, bal. like rent,
19 A., restaurant, filling station, un
finished house, 820 ft. h’way front
age, 400 ft river frontage, saw tim
ber, priced to sell.
PHONE 702
PENNICK - PENNICK, Salesmen
CHILD CARE—Will care for child-
ren during day in my home. Or will
board children of working mothers.
Carole McClintock, Inq. Enterprise.*
REFINISH your own floors—Easily
done with our latest model high speed
Floor Sanders and Finishers. Save
Time — Save Money — Instructions
furnished. Phone 504 B, Western
Store, Stayton.
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FOR SA1J5 — Enameled Universal
wood range, good cond. $25.00. R. C.
King, Mill City, Ph. 3402.
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SEE MORRISON
for carpentering and concrete work.
Free estimates. Sidewalks a special
ty. See D. V. Moirison, Gates, or
leave word with Don Jenkins, Mill
City.
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WILL DO sewing, all kinds, crochet
ing (by order). Mrs. Lindgren, Mill
City Linn Co side. Bob Swift house.
List your homes and farms with me.
Have cash buyers. Mill City, Gates,
Detroit, Lyons.
DAVID M. REID. REAL ESTATE
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTIJCMENT
I have tiled my final aount in the
estate of George Moberg, deceased,
with the County Clerk of Linn Coun
ty, Oregon and the court has set the
20th day of November, 1948, at 10
o’clock A. M. and the County court
room a* the time and place for hear
ing objections thereto and the set
tlement of said estate.
W. E. Weddle
Administrator of the Estate
of George Moberg, deceased.
Walter H. Bell
Stayton, Oregon
Atty, for Adm.
FOR SALE enarneled Montag range CHILI) CARE, Hour, afternoons, eve
in good condition. Call George Crook nings or week ends, practical nurse
or ph. 988, Mill City.
9 exipeiience; can take full charge. Mrs
Barney Johnson, Idanha, Ore.
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In Your Hf'tne: During the critical doily pt
iod, reduce all electricity used for hcciiw* ,0
absolute minimum. In so far as possible, serve
oven meals prepared in advance cf 11:00 a. ns.
and 4:30 p. m. and confine surface cooking to
the fewest possible units; wash dukes and bathe
after 6:30 p. m.; restrict washing a-»«l ironing in
the morning prior to 11:00 a. m. or after 6:30
p. m.; turn off all lights not actually nsoaed be
tween 4:30 and 6:30 p. m.
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Reduced Prices on
DOORS
NO 1. OUTSIDE & INSIDE DOORS
2’ 6” X 6’ 8”
In The Business Establishment:
DON’S CABINET SHOP
Turn off or reduce to a minimum all window
display and ornamental lighting between 4:30
and 6:30 p. m. Reduce air conditioning end re
frigeration during these hours. Reduce use of
electrically operated equipment. Cut use of out
door and indoor electric signs and lighting to
minimum between 4:30 ond 6:30.
In The Industrial Plant:
BARGAINS
Mtes Maureen Loop and Miss Mary
Lou Barton of Astoria were guests
of Dr. David J. Ferguson over the
week end. Monday he motored tv As
toria to return them.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kriever and
Betsy went to Portland Tueafy to
see the ait exhibit of painting from
Germany.
The Frank Smiths of Sheriday
sipent Thanksgiving in Mill City with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Odermann
and family of Klamath Falls spent
the holidays with her paren|. %r.
and Mrs. James Swan.
No matter what you’re buying it’e
wise to cheek the Enterprise.
MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
FOR SALE—Gem potatoes, $2 per Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc.
cwt. Joe Schmitz, Rt. 1, Stay ton, Ph. Weekly pickups $1 per month. Also
14F61.
8 light hauling.
Leonard Herman
Phone 2102
TO TRADE—H. C. Little oil heater,
110 gal. tank, to trade for wood circ. TRAILER HOUSE- 21 ft. all alum
heater. Cort Rue.
6 inum. Mahogany interior, sleeps 4,
permanent bed, butane range, oil cir
IF YOU would like someone to stay
culating heater. Fully insulated. El
with the children of an evening, see ectric brakes. Not a cheap trailer
Mrs. R. W. Cai ter, on Slaughterhouse
but a home on wheels. Good price—
FOR SALE — Small used Hotpoint like new. See at F'ree Methodist
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electric range in good condition, $60. Church.
See Mrs. Vernon Todd.
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ODD JOBS done Fridays after school
FOR SALE -late ’47 Plymouth, 4 dr. and Saturdays. See Pat Wolverton,
sedan, fully equipped, low mileage. Wilma Howe or phone 3425.
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Gilbert Weils, Blazek apt«.
7 BABY SITTING week nights and
FOR SALE—’34 Terraplane, 4 dr., Sat. Call before 7:30. Phone 3425 or
seitan, cheap. Orlando Harris. Mill see Pat Wolverton or iVifia How».*
City.
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WER SHORTAGE HERE!
A year ago if became opparent that
a possible power shortage faced the en
tire Pacific Northwest. By caliing on all
reserves and taxing all facilities to the
limit, the critical period of a year oqo
was passed.
Today there are no more nddA’oncl
kilowatts to coll upon. Every plant is oo-
erating at capacity . . . every facility is
strained to the breaking point. The crit
ical period is from one hour before 12:00
noon and from 4:30 to 6:30 o. m. As the
days grow shorter, the problem increases.
No area—no home nor business nor in
dustry—in the entire Pacific Northwest
is immune to the shortage. The entire
area has experienced a phenomenal
growth in new homes, new industries ond
exDanded business. The electric industry,
along with every business, industry and
individual citizen, wants this healthy ec
onomic condition to be maintained. Its
continuance means steady jobs and more
prosperity for all. To assure continuance,
all of us must work together to conserve
electricity, and make every kilowatt
count! Working together the problem
con be solved.
CANYON
FOR SA I JI -■practically new Vaughn
dragsaw, 2 blades 5’ and 6 1-2’ $120.
Art Hedge.
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Your Help Heeded
To Conserve Electricity
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FOR SALE — 5 acres, 6 rm. older
style house plus utility rm; water
piped to house; elec, pump, elec, hot
water heater, laund. trays, shower,
barn, chicken house, dou. garage, or
chard. berries, best of garden soil,
can all be irrigated; fishpond loca
tion; mail, school bus service. Easy
terms can be arranged. Royul John
son, 2 mi. e. of Gates. Linn Co side.3
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fora noon and between 4:30 and 6:30 p. m. re
duce use of electrically operated machinery and
equipment to a minimum; eliminata all orna
mental and less essential lighting.
WINTER-TRACTION
Let s All Work Together And Conserve Electricity
TO KEEP JOBS GOING-KEEP PROSPERITY GROWING
KRAFT SYSTEM
RECAPPING
Deep New Tread* Prevent
Make Every Kilowatt Count!
Skidding, Spinning
... Your Insurance
for Safer Winter Driving
Mountain States Power Co
"A SELF SUPPORTING, TAX PAYING. PRIVATE ENTERPRISE"
In Cooperation With All Major
NORTHWEST UTILITIES - BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
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