MILL CITY ENTERPRISE. SEPTEMBER 22. 194»
Trailer Courts
Silver .Saddle.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hopper drove
to Salem Sunday night to see his mo
ther who had just returned from
eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Long left the
court this week for Portland where
he is employed by Montag and Co.
Glen Doud helped can 70 quarts of
peaches over the week end at his
home in Vancouver.
Mr. and Crs. C. V. Sullenberger
were in Salem on business Saturday.
Sunday they drove up to the dan-site.
Marjorie Murray went to Portland
over the week end. Mrs. Murray is
in Vistalia, Calif., visiting her daugh
ter. Mr. Murray is a truck driver at
Mongold.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Jones and
Darrell, and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mor
rison of Gates had dinner with the
Myron Longs Sunday.
At Martin’s
By Trigger Howard
Nellie and Aaron Miller went to
Salem over the week end to visit her
mother, Mrs. Barnes.
Effie and Joe Allen left Mill City
for California where he will be em
ployed. He is with Shea Construction
Co. They have a two week’s vacation
and plan to spend it visiting and
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touring on their way down.
Happy and Howard MacElvain and
Mr. and Mrs. Evans Yates went to
Salem Friday on a shopping tour.
Dick and Kathy Dickerson who
used to live here in the court, were
back Monday to visit Gertrude and
Floyd Woodium and Happy MacEl
vain. They hope to be able to move
back to Mill City before long.
Woody Woodrum was home over
the week end to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Woodrum.
Edna and Lou McCabe rode over
to Detroit Sunday on the new road
and had dinner there.
Betty Bach returned home from
Seattle wheie she was visiting her
mother. She is recovering from a re
cent illness. Her husband is glad to
have her Bach.
Kaiser Kourt
Screen doors have been appearing
on some of the houses.
You can call a few families in the
court now. The Hoffmans and Pro
vosts have their telephones in woik-
ing order. The rest should be in be
fore the end of next week.
The Provosts drove to the Memor
ial Hospital to see Sue Myers, a re
lative.
Cleo Neilson drove to Portland with
her daughter. Mrs. William Stover.
Marie Stover puichased a pair of
boots.
The Lentz' and Palmers made re-
i cent trips to Portland.
Shopping in Sale recently have
been Mrs. Oazie Mikkelsen, Grace
Hoffman, Bill Mikkelsen and little
Mary Ann Hoffman .
Ken Neilson and Ozzie Mikkelsen
visited Dorena Dam on business.
Incidentally, Eldon Lentz has been
By Jo Ann Hoffman
and Sue Mikkelsen
Kaiser Kourt has three boys leav
ing for college this month. Jim Mur BARBER I 2NDSBW av
ray is going to Poitland University, _ , , Ä _ [*J MILL CITY
Oregon State is Gene Walker’s des
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tination and Bill Mikkelsen is head
ing for the University of Oregon.
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What’s happening to the houses
this week ?
The Nielsons had a window put in
their garage, which looks very nice.
Attorney at Law
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Agnew’s Used Cars
Your Lincoln-MercuryjDealer
2nd and Lyon St.
ALBANY .OREGON
Across from Hotel Albany
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’19 MERCURY sport sedan, a beauty with radio, heater, windshield
washers, seat covers, A real buy at ...................................... $1995
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17 HUDSON super sedan, wonderful condition, radio, heater . $1350
17 OLDS 76 sedan, radio, heater, tydromatic, car like new .$1485
•16 OLDS 78 sedan, radio, heater, a Very clean car .............. $1375
’16 CHRYSLER Windsor sedan with heater, fluid drive and automatic
transmission. Low mileage, well cared for ...................... $1595
’47 MERCURY sedan with radio and heater. Best of care. A beauty—
$1385
18 FORD super dlx. 6 pass cpe., radio, heater, verv nice condition—
$1375
'46 STUDEBAKER champion sedan. This one is just like new and
look at the bargain price ......................................................... $985
’47 PLYMOUTH spec. dlx. sedan, a beauty, only
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’41 MERCURY sedan
’41 BUICK sedanette
’46 FORD “6” sedan — new motor
’41 PLYMOUTH coupe — 5 pass.
’41 FORD V-8 tudor
’40 PONTIAC tudor
’39 STUDEBAKER sedan
’37 CHEV. sedan
’37 CHRYSLER sedan
’37 ODLS coupe
’36 PONTIAC coupe
’33 FORD pickup
$1350
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Sales and Service
MILL CITY
Phone 902
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Fire Hall, Sat., Sept. 24
Sponsored by Mill City Volunteer Eire Deportment and Auxiliary
Agnew's Used Car Lot
2nd and Lyon St.
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PAINT
I’m going to start off today by writing about a “four-bit" word:
“Initiative." Actually, this one word is what made this country of
ours what it is today. All our industrial giants had to have more of
it than the rest of us to get where they are.
In other words, they are “leaders" instead of “followera." They
turned a “four-bit” word into a “million dollar” word.
But I wonder if our present day modern Hucksters and Hi power
ed Salesmen haven't dimmed a lot of this in moat of us. Don’t
get me wrong. 1 don’t have anv thing against salesmen. In fact, I
enjoy watching them work. But sometimes their line goes something
like thia: Mrs. John Q., the company I represent is the oldest and
makes more different items in their field than any other, so naturally
there is no use looking any farther. Just sign on the dotted line and
you’ll get the best automatically. —This is a condensed version, of
course.
1 wonder how far this lute of reasoning would get with some of
our industrial leaders? As an illuslration: I was talking the other
day to one of the key men for the large contractor on the Dam, and
was showing sonic pictures of the Admiral line, when he remarked
that the largest television set Admiral makes is what “the Boss" has
in his private offices in Willow Run.
This didn't surprise me, because it is typical of the man. He
wanted the BEST RESULTS in a television picture. In other words,
when a salesman tells me a story like that, I recall on “old saw’’
that goes something like this: “Jack of all trade, complete master
of none.”
So in chosing our lines, we purposely chose "specialists" in each
line. For example: Deepfreeze only makes a home freezer. And has
several exclusive features. We chose Admiral because they concen
trate only on three items (radio television, Refrigeration, Ranges)
with several \D\ W ED exclusive features oil each. We have added
Stromberg-Carlson radios because they are specialists in their field
of communication. We also have Wilcox-Gay, home recorder special
ists. Simplex ininers—to round out our growing family of specialists
in their fields.
In other words, maybe we are old-fashioned, but we still believe
in that old "saw.”
Anyway, drop around. We would like to tell you about our lines
and let you make a careful comparison. We can’t all turn the word
"Initiative" into a million dollars, but we can make it pay off in our
everyday living.
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Don't store away those old chairs
and tables dress them in gay colors
with Waterspar Enamel make them
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To aid family whose home and all belongings were
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Across from Hotel Albany
Quality job printing at the Eatef*
thinking about building a doghouse.
Another dog for the great throng prise.
that already inhabits the yards of
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