SEPTEMBER 22. 1949
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE.
Mill City
Guests were Mrs. Bessie Bassett,
Maurie and Rosalie, and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shaw.
Clyde Talpee who has been visit
ing in Maine since July returned this
week stating that he wouldn’t give
this canyon for any part of the U. S.
Glen Jones of Vancouver, Wash,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. William
Dotson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. LawTence King of
Astoria, Ore. visited her aunt, Mrs.
Dewey Flatman recently.
Mrs. Buford Flatman and Bucky
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Miller of Portland.
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Only ELGIN
has the
DuraPower
Mainspring
Mad« of Elgiloy ' metal,
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A
birthday gift that remembers
faithfully through the years. Beautiful,
star-timed Elgin« have the DuraPower
Mainspring that eliminates 99% of
repairs due to steel mainspring fail
ures. Priced from 129.75.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Porter, former
owTier of the Mill Oity Hotel, are re
siding in Portland now.
Mrs. J. C. Podrabsky honored her
husband, Joe with a surprise pinochle
party on his birthday Saturday even
ing.
Guests enjoying the evening of
cards gossip and refreshments were
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Cole, Mr. and
Mrs. Burrell Cole Mrs. Emmett of
Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Arey PodTabsky,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Poorabsky, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Shaw, Velma and
Audrey and Robert Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett.s of
Butte, Montana ate the house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cruson at
their beautiful new home in Fox Val
ley.
Mrs. Earl White of St. Regis, Mont,
is the house guest of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ieo
Cruson of Fox Valley.
The first executive meeting of the
year for the Mill City Parent-Teacher
Ass’n. was held at the home of the
president, Mrs. Robert Veness, on
Wednesday evening. The year’s pro
gram was agreed upon, and plans
were made for their second annual
International Progressive Dinner to
be held Thursday evening, November
k3id. Full details will be announced at
the Oc tober 13 meeting.
Ira Teeters was taken to a Salem
hospital last week in a serious con-
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MRS. ROBERTS BEGINS
MEHAMA COLUMN
l aust & Ross
R ed
Specials for Friday-Saturday
SEPT. 23 and 24
Coffee, R&W, 1 lb. .52
Mill City Jewelry
MILL CITY VARIETY
Just arrived
Ladies’ and childrens’ umbrellas
Plastic head wear
New and uuusual gift items and toys
2 lbs. 1.03
Mayonnaise, R&W
H O Oats, Quick or Reg
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Mrs. Jean Roberts, for the past
year The Enterprise correspondent in
Elkhorn where she wrote stories that
were circulated nation - wide, begins
this week as reporter from Mehama
for this paper. Mrs. Millie Bickett
will continue the Elkhorn column.
Mrs. Roberts’ article on the most
exciting news story she had ever co
vered, appeared in the current issue
of “Folks,” a magazine circulated na
tionally to correspondents in rural
areas. Her story, which appeared or
iginally in The Enteiprise, told of the
rescue of miners isolated last win
ter by snow in the old Amagamated
mines region above Elkhorn.
BAKER'S
W hite S tore
and
pint .37
32-oz. pkg
.35
Raisins, R&W Fancy
Kadota Figs
15 oz
17
No. 2^ tin
.35
Asparagus, all green
No. 2 tin
41
Mixed Vegetables, R&W, No. 303 tin, 2 for
39
16-oz
.29
8-oz.
33
6 for
25
4 2-3 oz
45
Porters Friilets, 8-oz 19c
Pickling Spice
Crackerjack
Cove Oysters
Old Dutce Cleanser
.10
Spry Shortening
Cream Style Corn
Tex’s Tavern
w
Use our
convenient
Layaway plan
for Chistmas
dolls and
other toys
83
No. 303 tin
18
Ig. pkg
.28
Lux Flakes or New Rinso
MILL CITY
A friendly family
atmosphere prevails
3-1 b. tin
Phone 2671
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Open Fri., Sat.
September Bedding SALE!
evenings
TOMAN’S
HILLTOP STORE
ROME
Friday & Saturday Specials
Nationally Advertised Mattresses
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THRIFT QUEEN
Butter
lb 69c
lb. 54c
Coffee, any brand
Coffee, any brand
2 lbs. 1.07
Family Pak Toilet Tissue, 4 for 33c
Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour 31c
4 for 23c
IGA Jell it
FREE!
5 lbs. Syrup and 1 lb. jam with
$10.00 order or more
Innerspring Mattress and Box Spring Combination
180 coils
28 lb. cotton felt flexator
St. Francis ticikng
61 coils
8 lb. cotton
5 lb. sisal
Reg. $59, Now
3950
.EX
200 coils
25 lb. cotton
11 lb. sisal
Damask ticking
72 coila
8 lb. cotton
5 lb. sisal
-7-year written guarantee
'220 coils
.10 |b cotton
12 lb. sisal
Damask ticking
8! coil«
10 lb. cotton
8 Ih. «i«al
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Zenith Space Saver Double Element Oven Electric
Range, was $149.95, now $129
See us for your huntinfT items Coleman camp
stoves and lanterns. Ammunition. Red Hats
Jackets, etc.
Hill Top General Store
ALBERT TOMAN, Prop.
Blanket, full size $3.99
Gates Furniture Co.
Manager