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About The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1949)
MILL QTY ENTERPJUKK FEBRUARY’ 17, 1949 x — - —— - . FURNISHED HOUSE— for rent or sale. 2 bed.ooms, mod. George (Red) Thomas. , 7 riALd. IX I) E T R o I T j BUYING AT HOME SPELLS PROGRESS FOR TUR CANYON I SANTIAM SELF - SERVICE LAUNDRY DETROIT RELIABLE high school girl for baby sitting. References if desreid. Wanda THEATRE Standard Rates Washing, Drying or Eitler Workingmen's Bundles Finished BOY:: Hat« We Got “IT"! What ? ? Canyon Property To buy or sell—see “The Women” PENNICK & PENNICK Phone 702 LDST—small alligator overnight bag initialed ZS. On highway west of Detroit Sat. morning. Reward. Ph. Detroit 1902 or the Enterprise. * Mi. E. of Detroit CANYON GARAGE FOR SALE—Baby buggy, good con dition. Mrs. Wilbur Meinert * Santiam FOOD MART EXPERT REPAIRING SHELL OIL PRODUCTS U. S. ROYAL TIRES P. E FRY, Manager MEATS • Margaret NOBLE mvis FOR SALE—5 used electric ranges $59.50 to $189.50. Hotpoint, Westing house, Frigidaire. Santiam Hdw. & Implement Co. Stayton. • GROCERIES Janet NELSON DETROIT TAVERN and Trailer Court First in Detroit Still First in Detroit Otto Russell Redd Rynearson Glen Dryden SPORTING & DRY’ GOODS Famous Pendleton Shirts We Have Them L. C. DAVIS & SON Baldwin’s A GOOD selection of linoleum yard age. 6 and 9 ft. widths. 95? per sq. yd. Mill City Furniture Co. Sporting (roods & Notions Dry (roods and Clothing For the Entire Family FOR SALE Baby stroller, $6; wall phone, $18; wood heater, $10. See Mrs. J. O. Herron, Rt. 1, Lyons, Ore.6 D & I) TAVERN BOB 1 i 1 1 FOR SALE—10 used washers, $29.50 to $89.50. 90 day guarantee. Santiam Hdw. & Implement Co., Stayton. * WE STOCK all types of Hearing Aid batteries. Radio Batteiies, and Flash- lite and lantern batteries. „ Stifflei Radio and Appliance Store. • MMtWiWi » Mr .and Mis. Leo Russell, who at- | tender! a card party at Ray Sischo’s Saturday night, had trouble getting The dance at the Bohemian Hall name due to the increased snowfall I Saturday was well attended. Tony while they were gone. They finallv | Fleck's orchestra played. walked the last half mile to their Roy Beebe was called to Coloiado home. by the grave illness of his father. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Red Thomas picked up an aged (This Week's News) hitchhike, the other day. Red noticed Gloria HENRY Mr. an i Mrs. Ray Sischo gave a William BISHOP he was blind in one eye. card party at their home Saturday “ADVENTURES IN SILVERADO" "How did you lose your eye, pard- night. Guests present were Mr. and and ner?” Red asked. Mrs. Phil Dooley. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Phillip TERRY’ Jacqueline WHITE "Looking for goed-^teather n Ore Birkett, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Myers “SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE" gon," was the reply. and M . and Mrs. Ike Myers. A party honoring Donna Maittala Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell went to who was four y>ars old Wednseday Poitland Sunday. SUNDAY and MONDAY was given by her mother. Cake and The county graderman has certain ice cream were served to guests who ly done a god job this winted. Our William POWELL included Florine Moitenson, Shereen open so that in case of an emergency Irene DUNN "LIFE WITH FATHER" and Craig Muir, Jeffy Wolverton and road and riveways have been kept Doris Hutchinson. we could get out. So thanks, "Curley" Sunday afternoon the sixth gradeds keep up the god woik. were partied by the PTA as their Don’t borrow. Subscribe! TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY prize for winning the attendance con test at the last parents’ meeting. To the Editor: Bud ABBOTT Lou COSTELLO The party was held I the school Back east a Jewist friend of mine "HERE COME THE CO-EDS" recreation room. Refreshments of asked me if I. a Gentile, had and James CRAIG Valentine coo’.ies and cocoa were prejudice against Jews—to which I Joan LESLIE served by Mrs. E'ar.er Shaw, sixt'i replied, no. She then asked me if I giade room mother, and Mrs. John countenenced jokes or laughed at THURSDAY and FRIDAY Muir. jokes about the Jewish people. I con f fessed that I had. She then pointed Jack OAKIE out to me that by so doing I was "NORTHWEST STAMPEDE fostering a prejudice toward a whole group of people, and in this case a By JEAN ROBERTS minority group, which is unfair and laughed at such jokes. I am suie that (Last Week’s News > was an unconscious fostering of pre- there are as many gentilos who go Old Man Winter visited Elkhorn with another foot of snow Thursday jnd ce in my children. This is the way out to “Get the Money" as Jews. In fact, we are all working to get mon and Friday, making over two feet prejudices are born in childien. In light of this, one can see that ey. Also the comment about^f ill-City of snow on the ground here. Phil Dooley ’dozed the snow* from the remarks of the emcee at the am having a color line is in the same his home to the conuty load Friday, ateur show Wednesday were not fun category. Since next week is brother- almost a mile. He also opened the ny, but actually harmful, although hoo week more dthan ever we should road to the Longnecher residence, not intended to be. lam sure the em- strive towaid brotherly love, and which is about half a mile up a hi’.l cep did not do it consciously, and each of us should hglp stop preju more than I have done when I have dices from being born. >ff the county road. Elsbeth Wolverton Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickett, Treva Sue and Alice Faye and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts Geiry and Jo Ann went SEWING - DRESSMAKING to the ddbtor in Stayton Friday. Mr*,. TAILOR WORK Bickett, who has been ill for several day’s was told that she has the rtu. pnd JoAnn Roberts has the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ray of Oyster- ALTERING ville. Wash., moved to Elkho.n Tues All Work Guaranteed day. Two children, Deanne and Jan et Glunz, started to school Wednes SEE OFFICE in New Theatre Bldg. day. Telephone Blue 114 R For the last two days Phil Do^Jey STAYTON. ORE. has been ’dozing the snow from the I Back of Les’ Tavern MILL CITY county road above the Ray Sischo V-WW home, as it is too deep for the coun ty grader. Mill iiüimmi Elkhorn IIS YOUR REFRIGERATOR work EXPERT auto and home radio ser ing right? If not. call PORTER & vice. 20 years experience, all makes LAU for fast, dependable refrigeia- Guaranteed service. Stiffler's Radio and Appiance tor, washer, electric appliance or ra * FOR RENT—3 rm. mod. apt. See Ed dio sei vice. NURSERY STOCK-See or call Tony Cooke, Shephera Add. • Moravec. Berry and poultry faim, Rt. MILL CITY FOR SALE—mod. small 5 rm house, 1, Bx 242, Stayton, Ph. 1483, about DISPOSAL SERVICE near business section. Box 61, Ph. Garbage, ashes, trimmings. etc. your Wash, raspberry and Varybest 260, Detroit, or inq. within after 1 Weekly pickups $1 per month. Also blueerry plltants. Ask for pi ice list. • p.m. R. J. Mermilion. 3* light hauling. NOTICE TO OWNERS Leonard Herman Phone 2102 $75.00 an ACRE OF DOGS 129.5 acres level land adjoining Mill Notice is hereby given that March Oregon Certified Marshall C5ty on SÊ. 5 rm house, barn and 1st is the last date on which to se Strawberry Plants outbuildings, year round creek, ex- cure your dog license from the Coun Grown in Eastern Oregon cellent teims. Call or write. ty Clerk without paying a penalty. Write for Price List BURT PICHA, REALTORS The license fee is $2.00 for male and Agricultural Research Industries Ph. Salem 23649 337 N. High st. spayed female dogs ami $3.00 fo* Route 2. Box 72. Payette. Idaho female dogs. After March 1st a pen FOR SALE—refrigerator, Ward’s de ODD JOBS done Fridays after school alty of $2.00 will be charged with luxe, 7 ft, like new, call 620, Detroit, an i Saturdays. See Pat Wolverton, each license issued. All pups are sub or see at Mrs. Mermillion’s home, Wilma Howe or phone 3425. * ject to license as soon as they reach Detroit. 4* BABY SITTING week nights and the age of 8 months. If license is not CITY OF MILL CITY. ORE. FOR SALE—1941 5 pass Ford coupe, Sat. Call before 7:30. Phone 3425 or procured before such pup reaches the Near Detroit dam, wants diversified age of 9 months the i enalty of $2.00 super deluxe, new Mercury moto". ny see Pat Wolverton or Wilma Howe.* industries, large and small. Sites, la- attaches. lon seat covers. See at Silver Sad le.4 W. of Hilltop Store. 7» : bor, utilities available. Write for bro PETE FIEDLER chure. Chamber of Commerce, Mill SEE MORRISON Dog Catcher. NOTICE I City, Oro. • for carpentering and concrete work. Personal property owners are le- Free estimates. Sidewalks a special quired to file an invoice as of Janu IF YOUR FURNITURE looks shab II ty. See D. V. Moirison. Gates, or ary 1st, 1949, with the Assessor for by have it recovered, modernized and List your homes and farms with me. leave word with Don Jenkins, Mill an assessment base. Assessment must made like new. Mail us a card giving Have cash buyers. Mill City, Gates, exact location and 1 will call with Detroit, Lyons. City. • be filed on or before Maich 2, 1949. samples and give free est-mate of DAVID M. REID. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE — blue and white gluk Penalty provided after due date. cost. Truck and auto seats recovered. Trucks and automobiles carrying Pickup and delivery free. C. E. Hen roller singer. $12.50 Mrs. J. Van Han del, Rt. 1, Bx 45, Stayton. Ph. 9f2. • State license plates and furniture in sley, 604 N. 1st st., Silverton. Phone private homes are exempt. 1153. FOR RENT -2 rm. house, furnished, Furniture in Hotels, Apartments reasonable rent, propane gas cook, and Rooming Houses are subject to $75.00 AN ACRE — 129.5 acres, oil heat, laundry and bathhouse. H. taxation. known as the Downing farm, adjo'n- C. Edwards. Gates. 8 If you have not received an as ng Mill City on the south. Fair build LOST—21 jewel Lord Elgin wrist sessment blank, pease notify the As ings. 2 cteeks, good terms. Call or write. watch, broken band. Reward. Leonard sessor’s Office. BURT PICHA, REALTORS Herman. 6 JOHN W. SHEPPARD^ Ph. 23649 337 N. High St., Salem I Linn County A/essor WANTED—trimsaw for small mill, 8 see Bort Karr. 8* FOR SALE—House tiailer, 24 feet long. $265.00 5 tires. Bill Athey, Box LITTLE ILLS 132a, Rt. 1 Lyons, Ore. 1 mi. E. of Gates. 6 Wants and Sales ZELPHA GROVER Bookkeeping and IncomeTax Service lilllll BARNEY The Commercial Book Store Has Everything for Your OFFK’E NEEDS Fl RNITURE AND BOOKKEEPING SUPPLIES 141 N. (onnnerrial St. Phone 3-4531 SALEM, ORE. Too Beautiful fcr Words MAKE • True, that "little illness" you’v« beer mentioning in offhanc way, may not seem to amount to much— just a few faint symptoms. But, neglected, these "little ills" can lead to big bills for doctors, medicines, etc; not to mentioa needless suffering and loss of precious time. Consult a Doctor now— you'll save by it in the end« And.of course, we hope you'll bring his prescription to us for careful compounding. Capital Drug Co Salem. Oregon FOR SALE—one and one-half ton truck, Ion r wheelbase, in good shape. 6 practically new tires. $250. Bill Athey, Box 132a, Rt. 1, Lyons, Ore., 1 mi. E of Gates. 6 FOR SALE—Ideal homesites, with water and electricity available; lots 50x100. We do our own financing. In Mill City, below the dam. in a lovely valley on the North Santiam. Geo. (Red) Thomas or Wayne Thom as, Mill City. Ore. 8 A. M. McCUEN PORTLAND AND MILL CITY CHARLES LOVEL, MANAGER FOR RENT—'Mod. new 2 bedroom home. elec, water heater. $50 per mo. 6 Aiey Podrabsky. LOST, strayed or stolen — female yellow and white cclHe at Gate . about Jan. 1. Robt. Todd. R1 4. Bx 6 1047, Salem. Ph. 20020. FOR SALE 22 cal. Benjamin ai pistol and holster, practicall ne- . $8.50. George Child, Rt. 1, Lyons. IVfflUia. mn I«-» THF K XG> HOME TOWN FOLKS O-vw-i we -os* *MRT io oouj»« a .. SO wwrr ” i-roawr ’ why in your future ! Come in and see it today KING'S TEEN AGERS' DANCELAND T r’ T \ X. ’ T /1 ’O MOBIL-MINUTE FREE COFFEE MAN SERVICE TO TRUCK DRIVERS ¡7 J Kl Illi & 3 MILES WEST OF MILL CITY — HI WAY 222 Herrold-Philippi Motor Co