The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 29, 1950, Page 8, Image 8

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    June 22. I960
i—THE MIIX (TTY ENTERPRISE
Wants and Sales
FOR SALE—Grand Piano, recondi-1 FOR SALE — Three choice building
lota in Swift's addition, water, elec­
tloned and recently reflnlshed ma­
tricity available, level ground W.
hogany baby grand.
Guaranteed
20tf
perfect.
377500 cash, terma, or I L. Peterson.
___ __________
rented with purchase option. Stone _____
Plano Co . 1540 Fairgrounds Road. WE BUY- Cascara bark. Red's Hill
Top Trading Post.
24
Salem.
16«
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
—
One
acre
FOR RENT—Two-room housekeeping
with two cabins, spring, and par­
apartment, suitable for two men.
tially finished 4-room house. Will
Inquire at The Enterprise
25-3p
take car or trailer house in trade.
Dan Morrison, Gates, Ore.
25-3p
WANTED — Experienced waitress.
Vlv’s Steak House.
26-1 FOR SALE — Kitchen sinks, heavy
cast. 14 95 Red's Hill Top Trading
KODAK FILMS DEVELOPED —
Post.
26tf
Fastest service in Portland and sat­
isfaction guaranteed by Portland's
oldest company.
Eight exposure I FOR SALE—2>A HP. Lawson out­
board motor «79 50; Maytag Pro­
roll developed and one print each
pane gas range 322500. Stayton
25c Two prints each 35c. Rolls
Hardware & Furniture Co., Stayton.
with more than eight exposures one
Ore.
20«
print each 35c. Re-prints 3c each.
Send coin. The Quality Picture Co. FOR SALE—One automatic coke dis­
Box 4401Z, Portland 8, Or«.
18tf
penser, and one Pepsi-Cola cooler.
See at King’s Trading Post.
28-3
FOR SALE Power chain saw, 7 h.p.
Mall, 4 ft. bar chisel bit chain, ex­ FOR SALE —Used Tents, 16 x 32,
Milent condition 3150 00.
Red's
339 00
Red’s Hill Top Trading
Hill Top Trading Post.
26tf
Post
25tfj
FOR 8ALE l«-ft. trailer, eieepB two,
very cl«an, your for 3250. Adams FOR SALE—Half-finished 4-r house,1
with lty acres land, well, 31,200.00.
Cabin Court, Gates.
25-3p
Will accept trailer on trad«. See
B. J. Wriglesworth, Route 1, Lyons,
TOR SALE- House trailer, sleeps 4,
one mile east of Gates.
22-5t |
electric refrigerator, running water
with or without 8x20 room. See at
rear of Mrs. Agnes Allen.
26-lp A GOOD SELECTION of Unoleum
yardage. 6 and 9 ft. widths. 69c per
FOR SALE — « ft. Maytag Freezer
aq. yard. Dave Epps Furniture Co.
1183.00. Stayton Hardware & Fur­
niture Co., Stayton, Ore.
25tf FOR SALE—Good ice boxes and re­
frigerators. Red’s Hill Top Trad­
■XPERT AUTO and home radio
ing Poet.
26tf j
Mrvlce, 20 years experience, all
makes Guaranteed service.
FOR SALE—Spinet piano. Will sac­
Stiffler's Radio and Appliance. 3tf
rifice for quick sale. Cash or terms. |
Can be seen at Mill City. Write
FOR SALE Rabbits, does and bucks,
Tallman Piano Store, 395 S. 12th
68 breeding does, six bucks, good
St., Salem, Or«gon.
25-3
■rice. All does due to kindle within
the next 30 days. Write to R. W. FOR SALE — Trailer house, 21 ft.
Bchroll, M R Box 705, Clarks Milks
194« Master built model, electric
Rd , Sweet Home, Ore.
24-3p
brakes, good rubber, butane heat
and range. L. E. Woodraska, Box
WANT TO RENT — 2 or 3-bedroom
212, Scio.
2«-3p I
house, before school starts. Phone
5807
26tf
FOR SALE — 8 cu. ft. deep freeze
3150 00, like new. Phone 5807. 25tf
AVON
PRODUCTS
i
Phone 3424
22-14t
LMT YOUR homes and farms with
me Have cash buyers. Mill City,
David M.
Gates, Detroit, Lyons.
3tf
Reid, Real Estate.
FOR SALE — New home, 4 rooms,
modern, wired for electric range,
large lot, fine shade trees. In city.
Would take late modem trailer I
house. See Bob Thompson, apt 7,
Beebe Apts, Ph. 581.
24-3p
WHY PAY RENT 7 Buy income prop­
erty. New duplex for sale. W. L.
Peterson. Swift’s addition.
20tf
PLEASE LIST all available rooms,
room and board, houses and apta.
Write, telephone or visit Personnel
Dept. 10 am. to 3 p m. Consolidated
Builders. Inc., Detroit Dam.
SANTI AM
GARAGE
GENERAL AUTO and
TRUCK REPAIR
Arc and Acetylene
Welding
Phone 3452
A Friendly Place
FIREWORKS
For Sale by Boy Scouts
Stands located at Lyons and Mill City
On sale June 20th to July 4th
Moni & Pop’s
CAFE
Private Dining
Room
MILL CITY
Service Station
Toy & Hobby Shop
Lumber's Market Month , . .
To While Away
RICHARD'S
PHONE 411R
TAVERN
Opposite
Claude lewis' Service Slattiti
GATES
Directory
Attorney at I-an
Albany
318 Broadalbin
L1PPOLD - BRENNER
Accountants
Bookkeeping Service
Auditing
Payroll Reports
Income Tut
Phones:
MUI City 207
Salem 3-7615
Mill City
\ ERNE’S
BARBER SHOP
A Broad« I»y
Mill
Hours: 10 to 7
So June, the month of brides, is the I
market month for lumber. In Keokuk.
Kanakakee. Kalamazoo and ten
thousand other towns and cities
brides-to-be are shopping for trous-
! seaus. furniture and homes.
The timber faller who pauses for a
snort of snoose before tackling a ripe
I Western hemlock will do well to med-'
itate for a moment on some of these
■ things of June. The under things, for
example which may come from thq
1 hemlock tree. Or if he is too bashful
for such meditation, the faller can eye
a neighboring fir and see through its
bark to housing items of lumber
which may make the new home a
bride of this June may hope to have
some fine day—with luck and money.
If there isn't a solitary grain of ro­
mance in the logger, he still should
tip his hat to Honeybunch. She will
number up to half a milion this year
All in all. she will keep a lot of money
rolling to the mills and woods. Paul i
| Bunyan has a real stake in every
’ bride, yes, sir.
1
Professona
Canyon
Garagi
J
“
HARLOW L. WEINR1CK
H. 0. Model Railroading Equipment
Les’s Tavern
J. W. GOIN
STAYTON
by Jim Stevens
Brides and Babies . . .
FtiR SALE—Spinet Piano, 335.00 de-
_ In other Junes I've held forth on
posit, and 315.00 per month placet-
fact that young love and ro­
ti fine instrument, in y°u^ ^me- mance form the most valuable mar-
Can be seen locally. Write Stone Iket asset of the forest industries.
Piano Co., 1540 Fairgrounds Road,
l«tf The *‘ke leads to home building at
Salem.
__ ' the start. Wood furniture has Its
WE BUY—Fir pitch 75c per gallon early innings too. Paper products are
See us for containers. Red's Hill in the running all the way through,
Top Trading Post.
24 j from love letter to school books. Log-
FOR SALE—140 h.p. deisel, double­ I gers should be promoters of marriage
drum, with lines, >3,500. Jungwirth standing like rocks against birth
Sand & Gravel, ph. »242, Mill City. I control.
24-3
It' the little things, the processed
J and finely finished items of everyday
NUBBINS AND EYES spliced for I use that come from wood which return
chokers. Inquire at Silver Saddle the most income to the industry and
Service Station.
25-3p
its help. There’s the 1950 census fig­
FOR SALE—Live weight or dressed ures that show the value of "lumber
Fryers. Clayton Baltimore, phone and timber basic products" a t
3934.
24-3 31,122,058,000, while the value of
"furniture and finished lumber pro-
j ducts" 31,267.724,000 and of "paper
¡and allied products” 32,019,568,000.
The moral is that small pieces of
wood and little logs produce the big­
gest payrolls and require the utmost
I in wood merchandising.
i And this comes back to forest con­
servation. The woods can't be cleaned
up rightly and left in shape for the
growing of a new timber crop without
sales to bring In the money to pay
for all the work and expense. The
more forest products for home and
family use there are, the better the
the forests will be used.
Lullabye Logs . . .
The men of the furniture industry
boast of their commercial concern
with the blushing bride and the young
wife and mother. Their advertising
literature features such items as the
“Brideslove Bedroom Suite,” the
Secur-I-Kidy High Chair," and "Lull­
abye Children’s Furniture.”
C. E. ‘Pink* Mason, Prop.
j In a booklet on the latter line the
SHELL PRODUCTS
firm has a series of illustrations that
AUTO STORAGE BATTERIES
range from its own timber through
ZENITH TIRES
the finished product. The pictures are
captioned
“Lullabye
Timber,"
FISHING TACKLE
"Hauling Lullabye Logs," "Lullabye
Sawmill,” and so on.
By old tradition, the lumber
industry trade promotion was stodgy,
stuffy and pompous. Now the theme
of the West Coast Lumberman's Ass­
ociation’s new motion picture in color
may be stated as something like this,
SPECIALTY CARDS
TOYS AND DOLLS
"Hi-yah, Bride! Come See what Paul
MILL CITY
Bunyan Has For You, Baby!”
TRICKS AND PUZZLES
MASQUERADE SUPPLIES
Now I dream of a magazine spread
MODEL AIRPLANES
MODEL AIRPLANE MOTORS
with a picture of a gay wolf of a log­
A FRIENDLY
ger. looking like a movie actor, and
Use Our Mall Order Service
FAMILY
shown enticing a lovely bride to the
of
"Darling
Douglas
Fir"
for
charms
ATMOSPHERE
her new home.
SALEM’S ORIGINAL
PREVAILS
| Let such an advertisement have
Menace. Let it strongly suggest that
husbands come to hate other mater­ o
ials. And then say, “Keep your man o
163 N. Commercial
SAI.EM
—play safe with "Darling Douglas
Phone 2-1588
Fir" for your new home—America's
love lumber.”
I dream of that, but I don't really
expect it for some time.
Your Idle Hours
VETERINARIAN
Expert Repairing
SHELL OIL PRODUCTS
U. S. KOYAl. TIRES
Detroit
E. Frv, Mgr.
Detroit lavern
and Trailer Court
FIRST IN DETROIT
STILL FIRST IN DETROIT
Red Ryncarvon
Otto Russell
Glen Dryden
Since 1787 the art of government
has not progressed much. The found­
ing fathers were the most amazingly
keen and intellectual group of stu­
dents of government in the history of
the world This is the age of science.
That was the age of government.—
Rep John C. Kunkel, Pa.
Don't Borrow—Subscribe T<»day!
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HOWARD CORSET SHOP
RALEIGH HAROLD
Foundation Garments
FLORIST and NURSERY
Special Attention Given to Fittings
319 W. Wash. Street lly block»
Hosiery l.lngerte-DraMeo Smocks
IV. Stayton Hlway
Phone 3884
131 High St.
Salem
Phone 4032
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i ""MMHI•».
BARGAINS
In Furniture, Stoves, Dishes
Clothing, Housewares
GOODF’S F LOW ER SHOP
MAC’S
145 8. Church, next to Salem Parkins
■B®0X0«XJ«.x M.XXMKW « X
FLOWERS
Phone Blue MB
Stayton, Ore.
i.JCICk 1. xra
WOOD’S STORE
WEDDLE FUNERAL
HOME
General Dry Goods
NOTIONS
LINGERIE
READY-TO-WF. 4R
HOMERT
I l /IERA COSMETICS
M<»dem i'iinrrvl Service
STAYTON
OREGON
MIKE'S Septic Service
nnnsooia« a ■ ana own aa a aw
MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Septic Tasks amt Sewrr» t leaaed
rkone SAIXM 1 848A OOIXECT
1679 Fhn S4 . W Salem
Garbage. ashes, trimmings, etc.
weekly pickup« 31 per month.
Also light hauling
smianl llrrmsn
Phone 2328
mnBoaoistitiaastrannnnnni
Maim Street
Out of the Woods
I) WIDM. REID
Real Estate
Mill Citv
■ NEW STOCK
Dre«*» Prints
—
ol
silk and Wool Scarfs
New Shades In Nylons
l urttain M^. rial — Ticking
Hrndrirson s Ston
In the Dawe« Bldg.
C. E. Covi I le
Real Estate
MASTER HMD
P-puLr
Le«
Richfield Station
Open Under
New Management
GOODYEAR ACCESSORIES:
TIRES
BATTF.RII '
FAN BELTS
BATTERY CABLES
i:\DIATORHOSE
SPARK PLUGS
Frank’s Richfield Service
FRANK BARNEY
WE HANDLE GUARANTEED RECAPS BY
O.K. Rubber Welders
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