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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1951)
June 14. 1951 7—THE MllXCrn ENTERPRISE Wants and Sales If It’s in the Canyon, It’s Advertised in The Enterprise! i FOR SALE River front corner lot, 100x300, Riverview addition, one bedroom house partially finished. $1,000.00. Call 3407 or see Bill Stover, above Jenkins Hardware, after 5 p.m. 22-3p ^Debunker FOR SALE—29-ft. trailer house. 1948 FOR SALE—Olds “88”, 1950 model model, excellent condition, bunk club sedan, will accept pickup in beds for children, awnings, electric trade. Box 442, Mill City. 24-3p brakes. Call 4-4285. Salem. 24-lp FOR SALE — Heatmaster electric TRAILER HOUSE —For sale. 24-ft. roaster, clean and in good condi custom built. 1946 model, includes tion. Ernest Brown, Mill City. 24 PLUMBING SUPPLIES—Pipe, con-1 new tires, refrigerator, 2 davenos, nections, toilets, sinks, washbowls, stoves, etc. Full price $595. See UNUSUAL BARGAINS—Good clean bathtubs, showers, etc. Bargain barber at Detroit, Ore. 24-lp oil range, excellent condition, white Prices. Red’s Hill Top Trading enameled, guaranteed. Red's Hill Post. 14tf WANTED TO BUY Clean peeled Top Trading Post. 2tf Douglas fir poles, delivered to Lyons yard. For further informa-1 FOR SALE—Ford V-8 pick-up, very tion call or write Allen Gould. 1424 good motor and running gear, rough Filbert Ave., Lebanon, phone 5745, body, $65. Jerry Coffman, at Ken Puget Timber Co. of Oregon. 24tf Golliet’s, Mehama. 23-3 BY JOHN HARVEY FURBAY PHD Les’s Tavern KODAK FILM DEVELOPED—Eight $50.00 PER THOUSAND truck scale picture roll developed and one print, paid for 24 ft. to 40 ft. small Doug each 35c. Two prints each 50c. las Fir logs suitable for piling. High prices paid for barkie poles and Twelve or sixteen picture rolls, one piling. Call Albany 1287 or write print each 50c. Reprints 4c each. Standard Pole & Piling Co. for price Quality Picture Co., Box 4401B, lists. 31tf Portland, 8, Ore. 8tf WE BUY fir pitch 75c per gallon. EXPERT AUTO and home radio See us for containers. Also sell us service, 20 years experience, all makes. Guaranteed service. your used burlap bags, old batteries Stiffler’s Radio and Appliance. 3 if and car radiators. Red’s Hill Top Trading Post. 2tf SPORTSMEN—Join the North San- SEE ME FOR GOOD Real Estate tiam Sportsman’s club now. We are buys in Canyon area, Listings devoted to game conservation and wanted. C. E. COVILLE, Broker, propagation and need your help. West side Mill City. Phone 2207. Only $1.00 per year, you will have 51tf that much fun at one meeting. Enquire at Enterprise office, or see FOR SALE—McCulloch Chain Saws, Jerry Coffman, at Ken Golliet’s. 9 all the latest models for immediate delivery. Try us for prompt serv-, FOR SALE — Two-man rubber boat, lee. Open evenings. Lyons Saw like new and camping trailer, sleeps Shop. Phone 2871. 17tf two. Priced very reasonable. Al bert Langholff. Mill City, 2nd house PT-.1T.ASF LIST all available rooms, east of Hill Top Store. Call eve room and board, houses and apts. nings. 23-3p Write, telephone or visit Personnel ’ Dept. 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Consolidated SELL US your Cascara bark, dry Builders, Inc., Detroit Dam. 12tf or green. Red’s Hill Top Trading Post. 14tf NEED A TELEPHONE? — Stop in TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Ma and see the new Lech combination desk or wall phone, also used chines. We sell, rent, repair and phones from $10.00 up. Telephone swap all makes. Trade your old and Hearing Aid batteries stocked. I machine towards a new one. ROEN, 35-« Stiffler’s Radio & Appliance. 39tf 456 Court St., Salem. VWr 0/d &rl IS WORTH MORE Than fat W/ik MILL CITY A FRIENDLY FAMILY’ ATMOSPHERE PREVAILS «■a X X XRX X « XX:: « XXXT< XROOfKKW« 2t-Hour Service Out of the Woods WASHING POLISHING GREASING AT SILVER SADDLE Service Station & Trailer Court Phone 903 OR TRUCK MILL CITY Did you know that our favorite feathered friends can transmit cer tain dangerous diseases to us? I was simply amazed to learn from my doctor that parrots, parakeets and even the cheerful little canar ies that we enjoy so much as house hold pets can be the cause of seri ous illness to yourself and members of your family. One of these diseases is called “psittacosis,” caused by a virus that lives chiefly in parrots. When transmitted to a human, it may be really dangerous, even fatal. It affects all ages and sexes, so I know you’ll want to make sure that your youngsters are protected from it. It’s a good idea to keep a close check on your bird pets — watching for loss of appetite, ruffled feathers, sleepiness, occasional shivering or convulsions. These may indicate the disease and should be investigated at once. No one wants to risk an illness for a member of the family, even if the pet is a favorite! Welcome news to all of us moth ers is the fact that one of the newer antibiotic drugs, aureomycin, is proving very effective against psit tacosis, as well as more and more other dangerous bacteria. A prod uct of the Lederle Laboratories, the drug is the result of years of study and research and is daily proving helpful in overcoming so many seri ous illnesses. We can certainly be grateful for such wonder drugs as aureomycin—for they not only les sen our fear of diseases, but give us the confidence that we can keep our children well and strong. ^Thought for today... “Who will not lay up a penny shall never have many.” —Thoma» Fuller For moderate refreshment.. AS A TRADE-IN ON A WILLYS STATION WAGON It is surprising to know that in this enlightened age. ^Xw'bleed-' oral thousand It ing the people of this count > is impossible fvr any to> r.cabY fortell the events of any P*"®" life, and it is pure waste of money to oay these people to open W your future.” Fortune-tellers han<J out generalities and vagaries w hich are nothing but bunk. Saveyour money and drive these racketeer» out of business. Light -/ri the Water" Olympia Brewing Co., Olympia, Wa$h.,U.S.A.*® ---------- ----------------------------------------------------------------- - You'll think you have hit the jack pot when you get our big allowance on your old car or truck. Come in and ask about the long trades we are making. Ze/Hmcfe-Còme in today! Elsner Motor Co. SALEM 352 N. High St. LICENSED G1RBAGE SERVICE $1.50 per month and up Also serving Gates and Lyons B8KXXKKX X X X X x x x x x x XXX XX«Ntt HEWITT, ESTEP & SORENSEN Attorneys at Law SALEM 180 N. Commercial Phone 3-6412 n I O o 0 o o DR. R. REYNOLDS Naturopathic Physician RECTAL SPECIALIST Salem. Ore. 1144 Center St.. Ci’uticfi Jr., Km. Physician and Surgeon Mill City Phone 6602 General Dry Goods NOTION ■ LINGERIE READY-TO-WEAR HOSIERY I.I7I1.KS << i>METICS gOOQCXKX x XX x.xxx:x Xx x x KXJOQ®CX MIKE'S Septic Service: b Phone SALEM 3-9468. COLLECT • 1079 Elm St.. W. Salem Septic Tank« and Sewers Cleaned • FLOWERS Attorney at la» GOODE’S FLOWER SHOP 318 Broadalbin WOOD’S STORE ■ 0 0 0 0 I HARLOW L. WEINRICK Albany Phone Blue 64B Stayton, Ore. —> VERNE’S WEDDLE FUNERAL HOME BARBER SHOP Modern Funeral Service 2nd 4 Broadway 'fill City Hours: 10 to 7 STAYTON OREGON’ How to Treat For lut. bleued relief from »ore. flery. Hching. simple File», «et CHIN ARO ID from your druzgist. See how tuet It u«-J»lly soothe« «way pain, aoreneaa. Itching, nerv- ouaneaa See how it cool» nery burning and helpa shrink and heal awollen tlzzue« Wonder-soothing CHINAROID must prore a blezaing to you or money back Is guaranteed Plain and Figure Prints, Pique«. Swiss Indian Head. Faded Denim Hendricson’s Store Garbare, ashes, trimmings, etc. weekly pickups 11.50 per month. Stamped Pillow Cases. Rar Rut«. Slips, Brassier« Ladies and Children's Shorts Also light hauling Leonard Herman Phone 2325 KEEP OREGON CREEN I I RICHARD’S IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE in THE ENTERPRISE MILL cm SERVICE (all Mill City Telephone Operator -r HOUSE MOVING TAVERN ALL SIZES FREE ESTIMATES Phone 2-1512 GATES * ANYWHERE Bales & Brady TOWING SERVICE 516 N. High. SALEM Closed Mondays Sunday Chicken Dinner n o o 0 o o o 0 TRAILER HOMES Chuck Kaylor and Sam Engle Angelus Quality iob printing at the Enter prise. OBBBBBBBDBBBBBBBBBBBOBBBBO MILL CITY DISPOSAL SERVICE Your Idle Hours Painful Piles Viv s Steak House nniiJBOMBnnoBBaBnniiDKnDBinn NEW GOODS IN To While Away PHONE Mt LEONARD HERMAN Directory - Professional Business A Friendly Place MILL CITY DISPOSAL SERVICE shook, the brush threshed, a roar curdled his gizzard juice, and with By JAMES STEVENS it all Davy saw the hugest sight of Bear Facts .. . a bear of all his days coming on the This great country of ours was yonder side of the buck. The bear shone like gold. It built up on bear meat. Bear stew pulled the Pilgrims through, Hear jumped clear over the buck and came hash all but won the Revolutionary for young Davy Crockett with a roar War. Where would Lewis and Clark and a glare that said: have been with no b’illed bear? Abe “I crave a meal Lincoln was weaned on bear knuckles. Of human veal.” Bears were grub, clothes, blankets Young Davy brought Killdevil to and rugs to Dan'l Boone. And bear bear then, of course and pumped a liver was the staff of life to Davy- i rifle ball a-sizzling. smack through Crockett. Bear liver—along with the golden bear’s heart. The bear alligator tripe. came right on, roaring. Now he Davy Crockett's uncle Roarious really was mad. so mad that w-hen he kept bears around the place like some i took a swing at Davy it was in a other Tennessee settlers kept slaves. frothing rage and when Davy neatly Uncle Roarious Crockett held his ducked the wild swing the bear’s bears at home in cold weather by paw cameback and clouted the bear's giving them all close shaves that own nose! Blood poured and tears made them hunger for fire and thirst streamed. for blankets. When he was a judge Bear Hattie . . . he invented the famous system of The bear failed at Davy again and sobering drunkards up for life by picketing any drunkard out with a again. Davy Crockett bobbed his long chain to a stump, and a bear with head under all. He did some light a shorter chain to the same stump. ning work as he bobbed, reloading Then the bear would run the sot in Killdevil. When he piped anothr ball circles till he was sober and more into the bear’s heart, the bear truly did lose his temper. He swung so than ready to sign the peldge. ! One night little Davy who had hard at Davy that when he missed knocked himself into the lake. just turned ten at the time—let all j he Davy Crocett went after that bear the bears into the flour mill and j like a panther catfish. He knew stampeded them, himself grabbing the just what to after do, for he knew beat tail-end bear for a wild ride. It was nature and he knew the of a night of full moon. A great camp the steel in Killdevil’s strength So meeting was rising to high pitch in a he dived for the bear to barrel. the brush arbor when the pack of bears, ' rifle barrel crosswise on the bring back of all ghastly white, stampeded through. J the golden critter’s neck. Then the pursuing yells of uncle Right according to his reckoning, Roarious thundered along. A preach the bear fetched up both forepaws in er shouted, “It's Gabe’s trump ye a frenzy to clutch the barrel, left paw hear and the <lead have riz!” j on the muzzle, right paw on the Golden Bear of Idaho . . . i firing chamber. And then the bear That was the kind of bringing-up > hauled and tugged like the old son of Davy Crockett had until he was high , j wrath himself on that rifle barrel— in his teens and on his first Western i I and with every pull he dragged neck foray in the Seven Devils country, and head deeper under until he not looking for the golden bear of the . only drowned but choked his own life out in the bottom of the lake. Indian tales. Davy came on his first golden bear, son of giants, when he was up in , the lake lands of the Seven Devils. ! Davy had been spying for deer all day long, no luck till nightfall, then he came on a bony old buck that had more scars than hair, a goat beard, and a skull from which the eyes looked like two bullet holes in a ' stump. Davy Chrockett jitit stood and 1 looked, not bothering to take Kill- ; devil, his rifle, off his shoulder for 7 T■; such poor meat. Then the ground Platt Traveleze Boles-Aero “Suffered 7 years -then I found Pazo brings amazing relief! s«_yz Mr. M. W., Lai Angelee, Catit Speed amazing rebel from miseries of simple piles, with soothing Pazo*! Acts to relieve psm. itching i.iz.n//»—soothes inflamed tissues—lubricates dry, hard ened parts—help, prevent cracking, snre- ness—reduce swelling. You get real com forting help Don t suffer needless torture from vmj.te p,|rs. Get Pazo lor fast, won derful relief. Adz yc.tr doctor about it. 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