MILL CITY ENTERPRISE, OtTOBER 27. 1949
THE
M aples
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Gates
Clijff Ambers’
JUST EAST OF GATES
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Hendricson's
Store
H. E. Martin's Body & Fender Shop
The Mill City fire department res
ponded promptly to a call for help
from here last Wednesday when the
large tent house of Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Ryan caught fire from an
: overheated stovepipe.
The blaze was hard to reach be
cause it was burning in the top of
the canvas roof which counldn’t be
scaled.
But Harry McKey (who is short
and plump) climbed up on a table
and Ge aid Garrison (who is tall and
skinny) stood on hie shoulder and
beat out the flames with a wet sack
before the firen.cn arrived.
Damage was confined to a large
hole in the canvas.
COMPLETE PAINT JOBS OR SPOT MATCH—ANY COLOR
FREE ESTIMATES :::
ACETYLINE WELDING
Kiln Dry Lumber
Dry Goods, Notions
T-SHIRTS
ANKLETS
JEANS
BELTS
FOR SCHOOL
At the Mill City Furniture Store
A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stew-
ait Sunday when members of the
Fancher clan met for the first time
in seven years. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and three chil-
d:en, Mr. and Mrs. Williaini Atheyand
five daughters, all of Gates; Mrs.
GOODE’S FLOWER SHOP Walter
McKean and three daughters
Phone Blue C>4B Stay ton, Oregon of O’Neal, Calif.; Mrs. Loretta Fan
cher of Renton, Wash; and Hugh
Fancher and two sons of Issaquah,
Wash. Mrs. McKean and daughters
and Mrs. William Athey accompanied
Mr. Fancher to Washington upon his
return, for a visit there.
Mrs. William Pennick was hostess
at luncheon at her home honoring
MILL CITY
her mother-inlaw on her birthday an
niversary Oct. 19. Places were laid
at the table for the guest of honor,
Mis. N. L. Pennick, Mrs. Hollis Tur-
nidge, Mrs. Burrel Cole, Mrs. Minnie
Everton, and Mrs. Louis Kelle, all of
Gates; Mrs. Artie Mack, Mrs. Lionel
Colgan and son Roy, Mis. Charles
Ball and Glenda Jo, all of Mill City;
and the hostess and Patsy and Billy.
A gift was received from Mrs. Har
old Wilson who was unable to attend.
Guests at the homes of Mrs. N. L.
Pennick an i Mrs. Williaun Pennick
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Roes
Fulton and daughter, Mrs. Ida Hamp
For your excavating
ton
and son of Upland, Calif.
and dump truck work
From Portland at the home of Mr.
3-8 yd. 10-B Shovel.
and Mrs. Ned Richards were Mr. and
Basements, Trench
Mrs. Bert Mombeit. Mr. Mombert is
and General Excavating
a former resident of Gates where his
Silver Saddle Trailer Camp
parents operated the old Gates hotel.
Mill City, Ore.
Ph.908 PO
Mr. and Mis. Eugene Carey and
two children of Portland spent last
Mehama, Ore.
Phone 88
and Finish Lumber
Retail Dept.
Idanha Lumber Co.
Phone Detroit 7024
FLOWERS
Riders of the Santiam
Tex's Tavern
A friendly family
atmosphere prevails
SEE
John Adams
HEAVE HO!
Out They Go
The Car Lot of Sensational Values and Cars With
a Personality. Don’t Forget the Location
BBC AD
Jordan Hall, Saturday, Oct. 29
Adm. 75c inc. tax|
Western Swing Music
SAVE $ $]$
DRIVE TO STATE MOTORS, INC.
New Used Car Lot at
678 So. 12th St., Salem
1948 Ford Pickup
1947 Ford Super Deluxe Sedan
1946 Mercury Club Coupe
1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe Sedan
1941 DeSoto Deluxe Sedan
1941 Buick Super Sedan
Popular -ber.iusr il’*
FIFTH ANNUAL
• True, that "little illnees”
you've been mentioning in
■ n offhand way, may nCt
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 mention needles, suffering
and loss of precious time;
Consult a Doctor now—
you'll save by it in the ends
And, of course, we hope you’ll
bring his prescription to us
for careful compounding;
Capital Drug Co.
VALLEY MOTOR MART
HIGH AT CENTER
week end at the (home of his mother, ^-rr^M'll City Lodffe No. 144- I _
0.0.F.. Meets Every Friday
Mrs. Velma Carey. Carey, who was
seriously injured in a car wreck a night. Visiting Brothers Welcome.
year ago and hospitalized for several
months in Salem, recently underwent
another of seveial operations on his
injured leg.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wriggleswortih
and family of Sialem ami Mr. ami
Mrs. Russell Wrigglesworth and two
children of Tacoma were over the
week end guests at the hocr.e of Er-
nest Wrigglesworth, their father.
Practice has begun by the junior
and senior classes of the high school
on their annual play. TWiis year it
will be a myster, in thiee acts, en
titled “The Stroke of Twelve,”
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harmon are
receiving congiatulations upon the
birth of their first child, a girl, bom
in Salem Memorial Hospital Oct. 17.
Mrs. Harmon has a son by a foimer
marriage.
Elmer Cooper, father of Mrs. Joe
Joaquin and fonmer resident of Gates.,
c—■<
now of Lakeview, was a visitor here
the first of the week.
LITTLE ILLS
1949 FORD Custom Sedan, loaded, R&H ................................ $1365
1949 WILLYS Jepster. Like New ............................................ $1495
1947 FORD Sedan Coupe, A-l Condition ................................ $1195
1947 FORD V8 Four Dour Sedan ............................................... $1145
1947 FORD 6, Fordor Sedan, clean as a pin ............................ $1145
1947 CHEVROLET Bus. Coupe, Low mileage and clean .. ..$1145
1942 STUD. Champion Sedan, New Rings and Bearings .... $695
1940 PLYMOUTH 2-door. Runs good ........................................ $295
1939 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Special ............................................... $295
1940 PACKARD Sedan. RÄH ........................................................... $395
1937 PONTIAC Coupe .................................................................... $95
1938 FORD V8 Sedan. Good Transportation ............................. $245
1936 FORD V8 Tudor. Not bad ................................................... $125
1947 CROSLEY Pickup .......................................
$295
1930 FORD Model A Sedan. A dandy motor.................................. $95
Here’s Another “Best Seller.” 1948 English Ford Tudor .......... $900
Phone 3-3147
Hallowe’en Dance
y
MASTER
GREATEST BUYS OF THE YEAR
WE’LL SALE ’EM INSTEAD OF SAVE ’EM
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FIREMEN’S
BEN E F I T
Salem, Oregon
SALEM
Mill City High School Gym
Saturday, Nov. 19,6 p. m.
OVER $1500 IN PRIZES
Turkeys, Hams, Bacon, Merchandise
Door Prize on dance tickets
Come!
Bring Your Friends