The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, October 06, 1949, Image 5

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    MILL lITY ENTERPRISE.
VERN E’S Grange Fair
BARBER
Prizes Listed
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SOME SCIENTISTS
HAVE HELD THAT WILD
ANIMALS SHOW MORE
IMAGINATION IN
FOOD CHOICE THAN
MOST CIVILIZED
PEOPLE.
IO TO 7
HRS
Nearly $350 was awarded in piixes ,
by the Santiam Valley Grange at its
recent fair.
Tne following won awards in the
many divisions:
Flower division: Mis. John Leng­
ascher, one first and one second; Mis
Albert Julian, one first and two sec­
onds; Mrs. George Nydegger, one
second; Garnett Bassett, two firsts; ;
Bea Hiatt, one first; Mabel Patton,
two firsts, one second; Frances Mc­
Carley, one first, two seconds; June
Whitney, one first, two seconds; Mrs.
Forrest Nydegger, one second; Mrs.
Clare Humphreys, one fitst; Hugh
Hampton, one first; Judy Hampton,
two seconds; Mrs. Warren Hampton,
two firsts, two seconds; Mrs. Luther
Stout, one first, three seconds; Katy
Miller, one second; Leora Stevens, 1
first; Pricilla Miller, one second. Mill
Oregon Mutual Fire
Insurance
See Ed L. Davis
Lyons, R. F. D.
Phone 751
Mill City
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RENTALS
A friendly place to meet
HOWSER BROS.
fA
gas range
It*» Magic because it SAVES FOOD
All top burners can be limme; set tor
water less vitamin-rich cooking
Maqic
Chefs Red Wheel Regulator aware« accu­
rate oven temperatures — no spoilage
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ll’t Magic because it SAVES TIME
You get instant lighting of all burners,
high speed oven. |ust the right heat for
the food you're cooking. It's quick: it's
accurate, it's easy
/<’$ Magic bfctuff it SAVES MONEY
The amazingly low cost of a Maqic Chef
gas range plus the real savings of LP-Gas
Service bring real savings to your house­
hold budget
SPECIAL OFFER FOR SEPTEM­
BER ONLY! Brand new Magic Chef
Range, General Water Heater and
gas storage tank, completely install­
ed. Easy terms if desired.
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Chef
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First Christian Church
Mill City
Dallas Meserve, Evangelist
Special music by the Ferrins
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Real Values
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1941 CHEVROLET •/, ton Pickup - Al
$695.00
1395.00
1941 CHEVROLET Tudor ..................................... .
495.00
1941 STUDEBAKER Commander Sedan.......... ........
6953)0
1941 STUDEBAKER Champion, Perfect......................
695.00
1936 ODLS — runs good .................................................
. 150.00
1949 FORD Club Coupe — A Beauty.............. «...........
1695.00
1946 CHEVROLET Sedan — It’s Tops .....................
1295.00
1947 PONTIAC Streamliner Sedanette........................
1595.00
1948 STUDEBAKER Starlit« Hub Coupe, R. H. A OD.
1595.00
1940 PLYMOUTH Ds Luxe Sedan, has new Chrys. Motor .. 595.00
ELSNER MOTOR CO.
352 No. High, Salem, Ore.
Take advantage of our Car
load Purchases and SAVE on all of your
building needs
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Every Meal ’
An Occasion
O&Uft Dianari
SHIRLEY S
BEAUTY SHOP
Oska­
’s lunches to go. 754 z
Wide menu daily
OPEÑ 24 HOURS DAILY
SHIRIJJY LAIRD
MILL CITY
Phone 2603
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1949 WILLYS '/j ton Pickup — like new ....................
PORTER & LAU
Propane Gas “ & Appliance
Company
349 FERRY ST
SALEM Opposite Morion Hotel
Mere W obci Cook
Information Center.
You’ll be sure to hear
those words when you
attend the Special Meet­
ings at
three seconds; Bertha Basl, four lsts,
three seconds; Mrs. Bill Basl, one
first; Bill Prichaid, three firsts, two
seconds; W. R. Stevens, two seconds;
Bob Gerath, one second; Lloyd Sletto,
seven firsts, three seconds; A 1 n^
Kirsch, one first.
Farm booths: Luther Stout, first;
W. R. Stevens, second; Giles Wagner
and Tony Moravec, tied for third.
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Hobbies: Mrs. John Roller, first;
Melvin Peck, second; Mis, Jerry
Coffman, third; Mrs. Leora 6tevens,
fourth; John Lengascher, fifth.
Baking division: Alice Walker, one
first, one third; Bertha Basl, one sec­
ond; Dorothy Garrison, two thirds;
AT YOUI1 FINGER' rips
Cecil Bassett, one first; Mabel Patton,
one second; Marion Chamberlain, two
firsts, two second», one third; Mar­
garet Phillips, one second; Mrs. Wil­
liam Basl one first, one second, one
thiid; Mrs. Fem Sletto, three firsts,
Alma Kirsch, one first.
Needle work: Garnett Bassett, 3
firsts, two seconds, two thirds; Ber­
tha Basl, one first, two seconds; Mrs.
William Basl, one first; Margaret,
Broadway Hits of Today—4 records Phillips, one second; Frances McCar­
Album .... 3.27 ley, one second, one third; Mabel Pat­
ton, three firsts, one second, one
Vaughn Monroe Album
Wide Stock of 45 rpm records— third; Jennie Bohannon, one third;
Goldie Peck, one third1; Eva Bressle
Classics, Popular, Westerns and
one first, one second; Leota Crowell,
all vinylite — 69c each
one first, one second; Eulalia Lyons,
Classic Albums:
three firsts, one third; Alta Bodeker,
Beethoven Symphony No. 7
one first, one third; Fern Sletto, two
Tchaikovsky Symphony, No. 6
firsts; Mrs. Albert Toman, one first;
Tcsaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite
Alma Kirsch, one first, one secorfd;
Wagner’s Des Rheingold
Arlo Ashley, one third; Helen John­
and many others
ston, one first, two seconds; Mrs.
Foyd Cox, one third.
r Canning division: Bertha Basl, one
first, foru seconds; Margaret Phillips
one first, one second; Frences Mor­
avec, four firsts, two seconds; Mabel
Patton, one first, one second; Shirley
Johnston, two firsts, ;five seconds
Mrs. Ed Taylor, one first; Mrs. Paul
Johnston, one first, three second«;
and a
Chicken in
the Rough
24 hour« a day
City Garden Club, seven firsts, two
seconds; Blanche Wagner, one first;
Betty Tienney, one fiist, one second,.
Fruit and vegetable division: Bea
Hiatt, two firsts; George Berry, three
firsts; Vern Nydegger, two firsts, 3
seconds; Tony Moravec, seven firsts,
four seconds; Ed Taylor, six firsts,
six seconds; Cecil Teagarden, one se­
cond; Anna B. Julian, thre firsts, one
second; Shirley Johnston, two firsts,
Propane Gas-The Magic Fuel
ami eat.
Detroit, Oregon
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with
& Tavern Supply
QUEEN Tty, WIFE OF
PHARAOH AMENHO­
TEP III (1375 B. C) GA VE
LAVISH POLITICAL
DINNERS FOR HER
HUSBAND, FEATURING
DUCK, GAZELLE, POR­
CUPINE AND BEER.
REPAIRS
You can have the
Davis Electric
Arthuis ( afe
after the french
REVOLU T1ON (<789 -
1795), FRENCH CHEFS
BECAME THE RAGE
IN ENGLAND.
THEY REFUSED TO
TEACH WOMEN -
UNLESS THEY
WERE PRETTY.
Your Power Tool Rental Headquarters
1410 So. 12th
Salem, Ore.
Phone 3-3646
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( *0 juvus!)
ONE INDIAN RAJAH
ECONOMIZED BY
GIVING, AS GUEST
FAVORS, ONLY
SOLID GOLD C/GAR- W
ETTE CASES.'
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WOODBOSS
CHAIN SAWS
SALES
Mi s. Tom Putman, two firsts, one se- second; G. S. < .'rem ell, one first;
eond; Fern Sletto, two firsts, one Giles Wagner, <"i« ¿econd; IJoyd Slot*
i second; Dorothy Garrison, one first; (to, one first.
, Helen Johnston, one first, two sec­
onds; Celen Taylor, one first; Vivian
Miller, one first, two seconds.
4 H division: LaVern Wright, one
third; Bient Bentley, one second; Ce­
cil Bassett, one first; Ted Silberna- j
gel, one first; Shirley Johnston, one i
second; Shirley, W eider, one third;
Commercial Refrigera­
George Johnston, one fiist.
tion Sales ami Service
Livestock: Bert Carr, one first; Sal­
ly Studnicka, one first; George Ny­
2131 Faiigrounds Bond
degger, one first, one thiid; Shirley
Salem, Oregon
Phone 7193
Johnston, theree firsts, one second;
Paul Johnston, two firsts; Warren
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Haniriton, three firsts, two seconds,
two thiids;
George Johnston, two
firsts; David Trahan, two firsts, one
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LUMBER
PAINT
WALLBOARDS
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
SHEET ROCK
SHINGLES
BRICK
Estimates
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FRERES BUILDING
Mill City
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