■fune 8, 1850 FOR SALE—Whipping cream. Mrs.
•—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Wants and Sales
FOR SALE -Grand Piano, recondi­ FARMS FREE—160-acre homestead
tracts now available for farming,
tioned and recently refinished ma-
kogany baby grand.
Guaranteed dairying, ranching, etc. Also other
perfect. $775.00 cash, terms, or Government lands as low as $1.00
rented with purchase option. Stone i per acre up. For information all
states sent post paid, send $3.00 to
Piano Co., 1540 Fairgrounds Road,
Salem.
16tf Northwest Land Service, 410 E. 8th
Ave., Anaconda, Mont.
22-3t
FOR SALE One dining room set, six
FOR
SALE
—
1949
Kaiser
Deluxe,
ex­
chairs, buffet, table, two extra
cellent, clean condition. R. A. Long,
leaves, walnut veneer. Very good
Butler’s Trailer Court, Gates. Ore.
condition, price $75. Lester Warner,
21-3t
Box 763, Mill City.
23-3p
KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED — FOR SALE--Three choice building
Fastest service in Portland and sat­ lots in Swift’s addition, water, elec­
isfaction guaranteed by Portland's tricity available, level ground. W.
20tf
oldest company.
Eight exposure L. Peterson.
roll developed and one print each
25c. Two prints each 35c. Rolls LIST YOUR homes and farms with
me. Have cash buyers. Mill City,
with more than eight exposures one
David M
print each 35c. Re-prints 3c each. Gates, Detroit, Lyons.
3tf
Reid, Real Estate.
Send coin. The Quality Picture Co.
Box 44O1Z, Portland 8, Ore.
18tf FOR SALE — 20-foot eastern built
trailer house, furnished. Behind H.
FOR SALE—'49 62 Kelvinator $160;
1950 roll type Maytag washing ma­ E. Martin's Body & Fender Shop,
Mehama, Ore.
23-3p
chine $105; 3 months old furniture;
1 daveno and matching rocker; rose I «Hi SALE - Highway frontage in
frieze, sponge rubber padding $150;
Mill City, excellent business loca­
1 bleached eastern oak dining room
tion. Phone 1957.
22-3p
table, 4 chairs $60; 1 bed and Mr.
and Mrs. chest with large mirror, FOR SALE 14-ft. house trailer, fur­
light mahogany $100; 1 set coil nished. Plenty builtrins, stove, full
springs, Simons $25; 9x12 floral rug
size bed. $275.00, good condition
and pad $50; 1 walnut coffee table Call after 6 p.m. 3-7226 Salem. 375
$10. Inquire Keith’s Chevron Sta- Market St.
23-3p ,
Uon.
21-3p
FOR SALE 18 ft. trailer house, good
BIXPERT AUTO and home radio condition, reasonable.
Fir Grove
service, 20 years experience, all Court, west of Mill City on hiway.
makes. Guaranteed service.
Owner, Cecil Fritts.
22-3p
Stiffler’s Radio and Appliance. 3tf
FOR SALE — Ford V-8 sedan '35,
WE BUY Cascara Bark Red’s Hill $100 60 Durham’s Grocery, Gates.
21tf
Top Trading Post.
22-3p
FOR SALE or TRADE Will take in
late model sedan on 10 rooms and
2 acres In city limits of Mill City,
22-14t very reasonable. Ideal for rooming
house, 4 blocks from Hill Top Store.
FOR SALE - Complete restaurant, P. O. Box 96, Gates. Phone 3771.
kitchen equipment, dishes included,
F. Cook.
_
22-3p
reasonable. The Cottonwoods Tav­
a
ern, Route 1, Albany Ph. 2510R2 FOR SALE Half-finished 4-r house,
Albany.
22-3p with l',i a ires land, well, $1,20000.
I Will accept trailer on trade. See
SOAP FREE! No work, 9 lb. wash
A. J. Wriglesworth, Jipute 1, Lyons,
30c Why do it the old way. Gates one mile east of Gates.
22-5t
Automatic laundry.
23-3p
V GOOD SELECTION of linoleum,
WANTED Strawberry pickers. I’h.
yardage, 6 and 9 ft. widths, 69c per
14F51 Stayton, RFD 1, Box 243,
sq yard. Dave Epps Furniture Co.
Stay ton.
21-3p
FOR SALE — fl-rooni house, barn,
FOR SALE.
Booth Bros, upright
chicken house, orchard, several
piano, good tone. Reasonable, call acres of good garden soil goes with
at The Enterprise.
23-lp this place, can all be irrigated, at­
terms can be had. Phone
FOR SALE 1946 Cadillac power en­ tractive
742, Royal Johnson, 2 mi. east of
gine. complete with radiator, 12-
18-6p
volt generator and starter and all Gates in Linn county.
dash board gauges Ready to run FOR SALE Oil heater $25; light oak
$300 00 Inquire at Mill City Auto chest of drawers $15; A B apart­
Supply, phone 1652.
23-3
ment electric range $80; daveno
and swing rocker, blue velour $75;
FOR SALE Kimball upright piano,
floor lamp $5; occasional rocker $5;
excellent tone Inquire at Detroit trash
burner $16.50; bedstead $1 50;
Barber Shop.
23-3
'32 Pont lac coupe mechanics spe-,
cial, some parts included $25; '37
Chevrolet coupe, radio and heater |
FOMESEEKERS AGENCY SALE
$250.00 K M Hill. Box 411, Mill
AND RENTAL SERVICE
City, across from Oregon Pulp &
Paper mill on old highway,
23-lp
FOR RENT
3- room, modern, furnished
$30.00
apartment
35.00
2 rooms and bath, furnished
4000
3 rooms and bath, furnished
.30 00
4- room, modern house
AVON PRODUCTS
Phone 3121
JOI INS ADAMS
MUST BE SOLD
6-room, modern furnished
$5,500 00
house. i:. acre
Now available
10-acre creek lo< ation with 2 house.
Good road. Will sell on easy terms
For your excavating
and dump truck work
3-8 yd. 10-B Shovel
Basements, Trench and
General Excavating
Phone 903
Business - Directory
Attorney at lunv
Mill City
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L1PPOLD - BRENNER
VERNES
BARBER SHOP
Accountants
Bookkeeping Service
Auditing
Payroll Reports
Income Tax
2nd A Rronduay
Phones:
Mill City 207
Mill City
Honra: 10 to 7
Salem 3-7615
TAVERN
NU-METHOD
MILL (’. Y
Service Station
MILL CITY TAVERN
Les s Tavern
JUNGWIRTH
Sand and Gravel Co
Detroit Tavern
Glen Dryden
fei
IMMMH*
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HOWARD CORSET SHOP
BARGAINS
MAC'S
145 S Church next to Salem Partrtn»
WOOD'S SKIRL
(tenersi Dry Good.
nouons
i ingerir
READY-TO-WEAR
HOMER Y
LUZIER8 COSMETICS
MIKE’S Septic Service ;
Septic Tanks and Srwera Cleaned »
Pkon«- RAI KM S MM. COLLECTf
1»7» Fin» RL. W Salem
Shovel and I rueks for Hire
LTON. ! “* D*”
( 2ÖT Wirbt.
MILL CITY: Phone 9242 Days
I) WIDM. REID
Foundation Garment«
Special Attention Given to Fittings
Hoole ry -1J n gr rie-DrraMea - Smock*
131 High St.
Salem
Phone 4032
In Furniture Stoves. Dishes
Clothing Housewares
TAVERN
SANTIAM
GARAGE
('anvon Garage
HARLOW L. WEINRICK
Albany
North Santiani
Professional
*
318 Broadalbin
Savings Bonds
Drive Features
Liberty Beil
GREENLY’S Plumbing & Heatin?
Silver Saddle Trailer Camp
Mill City, Ore.
LYONS
George Cree, Phone 924.
23-3
FOR SALE or TRADE—Well located
By EVA BRESSLER
duplex, ytlso 6 cabin court. Also
10 acre creek location. What nave Mrs. John Jungwirth with her sis­
ter Mrs. Theresa Rund of Salem left
you to offer ? Contact the
HOMESEEKERS AGENCY
for Roslyn, South Dakota, where they
Silverton, Oregon
will visit another sister and attend
PLEASE LIST all available rooms, the wedding of a niece. They expect
room and board, houses and apts to be gone a month.
One MUI East of Detroit
Write, telephone or visit Personnel Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead was
Dept. 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Consolidated called to Burnt Wood by the sudden
JEWEL MYERS, Mgr.
Builders, Inc., Detroit Dam.
12tf death of her father Mr. Bentford.
Funeral services were held Friday
FOR SALE—Spinet Piano, $35.00 de­ from a Corvallis funeral home.
posit, and $15.00 per month places
a fine instrument in your home. Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman,
Can be seen locally. Write Stone Janice, Janet and Jeanette spent the
Piano Co., 1540 Fairgrounds Road. weekend in Eugene at the home of her
16tf parents Mr. and George Hubbard.
Salem.
They also visited at the home of her
FOR SALE—1930 Model A Ford se­ sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Clar­
dan $85.00 cash. McElvain, Martin’s
Trailer Court.
21-3p ence Decker, Janet and Jeanette re­
mained at the home of their grand­
GENERAL AUTO and
FOR SALE 4-bedrm. modern house, parents for an indefinite stay.
TRUCK REPAIR
approximately 1% acres just out­ Mrs. Rammie Martell and infant
side city limits on Lyons-Mill City son returned home from a Lebanon
Arc and Acetylene
highway. Warren Howe.
22-3p hospital the last of the week.
ROOM & BOARD- $15 week across Mr. and Mrs. Loren Chamberlain
Welding
road from ? Cafe, Lyons, Mrs. B. returned home last W’eek from Cen­
Phone 3453
F. Hahn.
22-3p tralia. Wash., where they visited at
the
home
of
her
son.
FOR SALE — 20 acres near Gates,
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Smith enter­
Ore., 5-room house. 2-room cabin,
The Liberty Bell, America’s his­
garage, outbuildings, beautiful park tained a group of juniors honoring
with >4 mile river frontage, electric their daughter Donna on her birthday toric symbol of Independence, will
spring water system, 10 acres sandy anniversary. The time was spent in
step into present-day America's af­
loam. Frank Saunders, Route 1, picnicking up the little North Fork
fairs as the symbol of the Treas­
A Friendly Place
Lyons, Ore , Ph. 757 Mill City 22-3p river, where outside games furnished
ury’s Independence Savings Bonds
Drive from May 15 to July 4.
Present were
To While Away
FOR SALE -Boy's 24-in. Roadmaster the entertainment.
The campaign will urge the peo­
Donna
Peabody,
Pauline
Bridges,
bicycle, good condition, $30. Call
ple to “Save for Your Independ­
Officer Hunt, police station.
22tf Pauline Schiewek, Laura Karr, Dean
Your Idle Hours
ence” through U. S. Savings Bonds.
Mansvold, Drury Dark, Cecil Bassett,
Mayor Bernard Samuel of Phila­
WHY PAY RENT? Buy income prop­ Derwood Dark and Mr. and Mrs.
delphia visits Independence Hail
erty. New duplex for sale. W. L. Smith.
to give official approval to the “bell
Peterson, Swift’s addition.
20tf Church night was held Thursday
and the bond” campaign.
WANTED — Strawberry, gooseberry, 'evening at the club rooms. The oc-
Fifty-two full-size exact dupli­
Cherry pickers.
Cabins, electric I casion honored Mr. and Mrs. Lau-
cates of the Liberty Bell will tour
lights, stoves furnished. Etzel Bros. ! rence Walworth who will be leaving
the nation during the drive due to
Stayton, Ore., R. 1, Box 234. 21-3p ! soon. The Walworths have sold their
the generosity and cooperation of
America's
copper producers. One
farm and will spend the summer at
of these bells will be on tour in this
Suttle Lake, locating elsewhere for
state.
winter. The party also honored
GATES
For Guaranteed Cleaning the
Rev. and Mrs. Jewell who will also
l>e leaving some time in June. The lege at Corvallis Monday, June 5th.
it’s the
! Jewells and Walworths were pre­ Students from this vicinity graduat­
sented with personal cups and sauc­ ing were Willard Berry who received
ers a little remembrance from their his diploma in forestry; Billie Prich-
l ard in dairy manufacturing, and
many friends.
Mr. and Mr». Earl Hampton and Juanita Downing in secretary science.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearlie Cribbs moved
24-HOUR SERVICE
little son Douglas Earl arrived in
to
Dallas the last of the week, where
Lyons Saturday morning from Pen­
Mill City
dleton.The Hamptons who have spent he will be employed.
Charles Hiatt of Redmond spent
| the past two years in Pendleton where
Closes at 6 P.M.
lie taught in the high school there, the weekend in Lyons with relatives.
I are moving back to the valley. He 1 He was a guest at the Elmer and
| will be assistant principal at the Amos Hiatt homes.
Recently reported on the sick list
| Junior Leslie high school in Salem
are Mrs. George Berry, Mrs. Clyde
this coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Fox and daugh­ Lewis and Mrs. John McClurg.
ter Marjorie left Saturday morning
for Portland where they were to stay
all night at the home of his sister
Mrs. Thelma Surry, They would
C. E. ‘Pink’ Mason, Prop.
leave Sunday morning for Midvale,
Idaho.
Mrs. Surry accompanied
SHELL PRODUCTS
i
them
and
will visit also at the home
A ITO STORAGE BATTERIES
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray
ZENITH TIRES
: J. Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber, Dennis
FISHING TACKLE
and Donna Lou spent the weekend at
the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Mulkey at Silverton.
'(intuir
Mrs. Max Willingsworth of Coro­
nado, Calif., arrived in Lyons Monday
evening to spend two weeks at the
BYRON DAVIS, Prop.
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Wagner. She will also visit her
“At the Bottom of the Hill”
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Oral To­
MILL CITY
land, and aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
OREGON
MILL CITY
Robert Fetherston.
A FRIENDLY
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goodman
who lost their home and complete
FAMILY
furnishing by fire a week ago was
ATMOSPHERE
honored with a shower held at the
community club house Friday after­
PREVAILS
noon.
I Sunday guests at the home of Mrs.
LET US FIGURE YOUR ESTIMATES ON
Minnie Smith and Mrs. Catherine
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Lyon were Mr. and Mrs. John Mortz,
and Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mortz of
No Job Too Ijirge and None Too Small
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bosch
Shop and Residence 4260 Macleay Road, SALEM
Ph. 2-7390
I and daughter Marie Bosch of Brooks.
The two Mortzs are brothers of Mrs.
1 Smith and Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. Bosch
a sister. The occasion was a get to­
gether before Mrs. Lyon leaves on
J
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a trip to various places in Europe,
Expert Repairing
While there she will visit their two
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
sisters in Germany.
U. S. ROYAI. TIRES
The Mari-Linn PTA is sponsoring
Detroit
p. E. Fry, Mgr.
a turkey dinner held at the Rebekah
hall Saturday evening. June 10 Din-
i ner will be served from 5 to 8. Pro­
ceeds will go for 4-H club scholar­
Washed Sand, Cement Rock, Crushed Road
ships. Plates will be sold for 99c
and Trailer Court
Rock, Oil Rock, Fill Rock
I for adults and 49c for children.
FIRST IN DETROIT
STILL FIRST IN DETROIT
Several from Lyons attended grad­
Red Rynearecn
Otto Russell
uation exercises at Oregon State col-
Mill City Plant 2 Miles West on River Road
Real Estate
Mill Cltv
FLOWERS
GOODF’S I LOW ER SHOP
l*hon«' Blur (MB
Stayton. Ore.
WEDDLE FUNERAL
HOME
NEW STOCK
Dre**
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oil
Silk and Wool Scarf*
Xrw Shade* In N>lon*
C urt tain Material — Ticking
Hcinlricson s Stori
In the Ihtwe* Bldg.
M«»dem Funeral Service
STAYTON
OREGON
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MILL ITT» DISPOSAL
SERVICE
Real Estate
Garbage ashes, trimming», etc
weekly pickups $1 per month
Also light hauling
•aHiarrf Hrmun
Phone ’325
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Meat Side Mill City
Pk 8467
URTINO« WANTED
It s New !
It’s Smart!
MEANDER INN
Where Friends Meet
MASTER
P<>f»««L»r .. L«-« OU'« «I
On Highway 222, Linn County Side
MILL CITY
Tony Ziebert
George ‘Sparky’ Differ
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