The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, August 21, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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    2—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
MILL CITY. OREGON
DON PETERSON, publisher
Entered aw eeeond-olaea matter November 10. 1044 at the poet office at
Mill City, Oregon, under the Act of March 1, 1S7*.
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING: One insertion for 50c or three for 31.00.
The Enterprise will not be responsible for more than one incorrect in­
sertion. Errors in advertising should be reported immediately. Display
Advertising 45c column inch. Pclitical Advertising 75c inch.
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NATION AL EDITORIAL
NEWSPAPER
Quality Meats and Groceries
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PUBLISHERS
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ASSOCIATION
FOOD LOCKERS
“THE PAPER THAT HAS NO ENEMIES HAS NO FRIENDS.
—George Put .am.
FROZEN FOODS
Co-operation Pays Off
Mill City’s softball team did come out among the
winners. Of this we can be justly proud. May Mill City
always come out a winner. This year’s softball tourney
at Mill City has brought widespread publicity for Mill
City. As spokesman for the citizens of Mill City we ex­
press our heart-felt appreciation for the interest taken
in Mill City during this week. Thanks also to Mill City’s
own, Kelly Boysen Paints softball team, for its outstand­
ing performance.
That rather modest organization, the Santiam Soft-
ball Association, did a marvelous job. Those officials
who did the hard work necessary find their reward in a
successful tournament. Consider that credit is given
where due to all who have devoted themselves unselfishly
of the top-interest textile display« of the 87th Oregon State Fair
for a good cause. Allen Field gleamed and was the pride One
will be the 75-year-old quilt displayed here by Joyce Keightley, Fair lovely.
of each and every Mill City citizen. This took work. The Hand-made from diamond-cut velvet and silk cloth, the quilt, a veritable
work was done and the materials got there and were fixed Joseph's garment in multi-colors, will highlight the textile exhibits, prom­
ised to be the largest in the history of the state exposition opening its
by many willing hands. Such co-operation and spirit is annual
eight-day run on Saturday, August 30, in Salem.
not the usual thing in every community. Mill City is
fortunate in having such a large number of fine citizens.
Mill City has gone far on the route of building for
the North Santiam canyon a sports reputation. If there SAUCERS AND GOOD SENSE i which so far display no menace or
is one thing that this area can excel in, it’s recreation. It is possible that the "flying sauc-! outbreaks of fancy without credible
If it be said that Mill City is tooting its own horn, then ers” (and other aerial lights, objects, foundation. From Christian Science
we take pride in doing so. As Phil Harris says, “It’s not etc., that are making the headlines Monitor,
the radio briefs) carry exploring!
conceit when you say you have it when you do!” Mill and
visitants from some other inhabited
City has “it”. We have a spacious lighted athletic field. planets or planets. But it is not
More will be heard about this facility. Though Mill City probable.
is a spread-eagle type community physically speaking, It is possible that at least some of
there rests here a tight community spirit that is a grand these fast-traveling formations of illu­
reservoir awaiting the call for use. In the sports realm sive shapes are revolutionary aircraft
in scouting missions for a
Mill City ranks with the best of them. Doubtless this engaged
hostile power.
The Department of
Food prices are aiming for the sky
leadership will continue in the high school sports activity. Defense cannot ignore
such a contin­
again with the speculators using the
gency. But the probabilities here. too.
It seems our guests liked what they saw.
drouth as an excuse to loot the con­
Editorial Comments
FRANK
EDWARDS
Says:
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R. Reynolds, N. D. Rectal Specialist
HEALTH AFTER
2073 Fairgrounds Rd.
20 years
Salem, Oregon
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¥
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Don’t become a Chronic Sufferer
Don’t become an incurable
Correct HEMORRHOIDS (Piles), Fissure,
Fistula, Prolapse, and enjoy GOOD
HEALTH.
Take no chance—“it may I m * later than
you think".
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Free Booklet
li. REYNOLDS. N.I».
Proctologist
Telephone 3-9160
2073 Fairgrounds Rd.
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Jenkins Hardware
Dutch Boy
Paints
See us about your floor
finishing problems.
Rent our sanders
Varnishes
Sealers - Waxes
are very slender.
It is possible that a few of these
mysterious celestial strangers are ex­
perimental airplanes or guided mis­
siles under top-secret development by
American armed forces. The proba­
bilities here are higher. But they, too,
could apply to but a small fraction of
what is being seen or reportedly seen.
They follow no recognizable pattern
of form, speed, direction, or other
behavior that can be reasonably traced
to any purposed, man-made venture.
Which narrows the probable expla­
nations down to “natuial” phenomena
—so far incompletely understood—the
conditions of our day, and the vagaries
of the human mind.
All that radar will and will not
"pick up” is not yet fully known.
During the late war many a hostile
ship was salvoed, many an enemy
plane intercepted that wasn’t there.
Thousands of people today are watch-
| ing the sky. And they are sky-con-
' scious and aircraft-conscious. What a
generation ago would have been put
down to sun-spots, or meteors, or
istraying sparks from the aurora bo­
realis, and hugely enjoyed as a nine-
day wonder, today is attributed to de­
liberate if not malign human purposes.
Then was the day of cool reason
when all things were neatly explained
in terms of comprehensible physical
laws. Today is the day of atomic fis­
sion which has shaken the tangible
world of matter and argues that the
patently impossible may be already
accomplished. Today, also, is the day
when nations battle with ideas as well
as with guns. And many old bell
bouys of danger have been set adrift.
One element is not new; it is as
old as the rout of the Midianite host |
by Gideon’s 300 with their trumpets
and lamps and pitchers, as modern
as Orson Welles’ radio “invasion" from
And that is the outrageous
Mars.
suggestibility of the human mind,
This is something anyone of even
ordinary good sense and balance can
do something about: Refuse to accept
just anything he hears; refuse to pass
along every rumor; refuse to be titil­
lated by mystery or by ghost-story I
fear. The American people have chal­
lenges enough to their courage, their
steadiness and staying power to sur­
mount, without breaking their stride
over their heterogeneous oddities (
$500,000.00
Farm
Machinery
Display
Phone 2206
He
MILL CITY
give S<&// Green Stamps
State Fair
SALEM
SAT.
SAT
AUG. 30 through SEPT. 6
sumers.
For instance, speculators I
sent the price of corn up 3 cents a I
bushel in one day although the corn
crop was damaged only slightly. And
the sharpies in the market bid up cot­
ton prices more than $5 a bale—which
means that you will pay more for the
clothing you buy—by and by.
• a *
Illinois Sen. Everett Dirksen says
that the Republican attack on Demo­
cratic nominee Adlai Stevenson will be
spearheaded by GOP Sens. Kem, Jei-1
ner and McCarthy. As one wag ob­
serves, the GOP is sending up 4 Zeros
against Stevenson.
• * *
Credit restrictions were lifted last
April when bankers and manufac­
turers were becoming deeply con­
cerned about their overloaded ware­
houses.
By the end of June, the
American public was in debt to the
record mark of $1334 billion. Ware­
houses are being emptied, the banks
are getting their money back, and the
wage earners are in debt up to their
necks. It's wonderful if it ends well
. . . in 1929 it didn’t.
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DR. MARK
HAMMEKICKSEN
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Will be at his Mill City office in the Jenkins Building
Thursday afternoons 1 to 6 p.m.
Also Thursday evenings by Appointment
HOME OFFICE: 313 W. FIRST. ALBANY
Special Announcement
We have added another pharmacy to
at
The Quisenherry Pharmacies, that operate as one”
130 S. Liberty St., Salem
The new pharmacy will be open until 11:00 o’clock
at night on week days and from 12:00 noon until 2:00
P.M. and 6:00 until 9:00 in the evenings on all Sundays
and all holidays.
There we will specialize in prescriptions and stock
will be limited to medicines and sick room supplies.
Your prescriptions will be on file there as well as
at the other locations and will be available, for your
convenience, these longer hours.
The new location is 130 South Liberty Street, and
the phone number is 4-3336. However, if you dial the
Court Street number, 3-9123, and that store is closed,
the call will be relayed.
We are pleased to be able to offer this kind of pre­
scription service and to have it available these longer
hours.
Quisenberry Pharmacies
“THAT OPERATE AS ONE”
FOR 24-HOUR SERVICE DAILY DIAL 3-9123
5W THIEF!
I his spark plug is robbing its ow ner of gasoline—Yes, a
cracked or worn plug, or one that has run more than
Nip the worm problem in the bud
With PTZ PASTURE MIX
PTZ Pasture Mix is a neat combi­
nation of PTZ, salt, and minerals
that you put in a self feeder where
sheep can get to it a// fhe rime.
Zf helps prevent reinfestation by
keeping roundworm eggs front
developing and contaminating
the pasture.
And it's so practical because it
is self fed. You don't have to get
the flock up foe worming regularly
during the summer.
PTZ Pasture Mix also supplies
salt and essential minerals. These
minerals are likely to be lacking in
pasture, especially when it begins
to get old and dry.
PTZ Pasture Mix is the summer
solution, we say. to the worm prob­
lem. $0 50 per 50 lb. bag. and fess
in quantity.
Santiam
Farmers Lo-op
Stayton. Oregon
10,000 miles, can rob you of one gallon of gasoline of
every ten. The "stolen'' gasoline escapes through the
exhaust or into the crankcase.
Car-Saver Service can protect you against this kind of
loss by frequent periodic inspection and replacement of
worn plugs. It is just part of the service designed to re­
duce wear of vital parts and improve gasoline mileage
and give smooth engine operation.
fXPWT LUBRICATION • TIRE SWITCHING • BATTERY CARE
ATLAS TIRES • BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES
RALPH
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