7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
March 12, 1953
If
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n
the
Canyon,
It
’
s
Advertised
in
The
Enterprise!
Wants and Sales
Mrs. Amy Simmons
Buried at Scio
MAGAZINE SECRETARY—New and
AVON COSMETICS
renewal subscriptions, and address
See Mrs. R. G. Herlofsen, white
changes. All magazines. Write house across from Martin’s trailer
or phone Mrs. Ruth Steeley, Idanha, court on NW. 7th Ave.
phone 356.
10-3p
Box 658, Mill City.
EXPERT AUTO and home radio ROTOTILLER WORK WANTED —
service. 20 years experience, al)
Large or small jobs, reasonable.
makes. Guaranteed service.
Phone 506, Mill City.
10-3p FOR SALE—1941 Ford Tudor, body
Stiffler’s Radio and Appliance.
and motor good, tires excellent. H.
9-3p
TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Ma­ FOR SALE—Piano and bench, ma­ I E. Jull, Mill City.
chines. We sell, rent, repair and ' hogany finish, also Coleman oil
heater with tank. Mrs. Jack Dug­
RUMMAGE STORE
swap all makes. Trade your old
gan, ph. Lyons 163.
3tf 51ehama Women’s Club Rummage
machine towards a new one.
ROEN, 456 Court St.. Salem. !
Store Open every Tuesday
WANTED TO BUY — Clean peeled
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
FOR RENT—One-bedroom duplex in
Douglas fir poles, delivered to
over Golliet’s Store
ll-3p
Lyons
yard.
For
further
informa
­
Swift addition.
Inquire at C. E.
tion
call
or
write
Allen
Gould.
1424
COVILLE REAL ESTATE, Mill
FOR SALE or TRADE—’39 DeSoto
Filbert Ave., Lebanon, phone 5745,
City.
52tf
Sedan, good condition. Will take
Puget Timber Co. of Oregon. 24tf
lot or what have you.
W. M.
FOR SALE—2-bedroom modern home
Brisbin,
Gates.
ll-3p
in Swift addition. See Don Walker. FOR SALE—Oat and vetch hay, has
been
rained
on,
65c
bale;
alta
fescue
WOMEN
WANTED
—
Address
and
ll-3p
or bent straw 50c bale; grain straw
mail postals. Make over $50 week.
40c bale. ETZEL BROS., route 1,
Send $1 for instructions. LENDO,
NEED A TELEPHONE’— Stop in
Box 234, Stayton, Fern Ridge road.
and see the new Lech combination
Watertown, Mass.
11-3p
desk or w'all phone, also used
10-6p
phones from $10.00 up. Telephone
TAILORED SUITS—$55 and up, im­
and Hearing Aid batteries stocked. FOR RENT-—Small house and garage,
ported and domestic woolens. Al­
Stiffler’s Radio and Appliance.
unfurnished, $35 a month. Phone
terations, cleaning and pressing.
702, Mill City.
10-3
SUNDIN THE TAILOR, 196 S.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Small 4-rm
Liberty, Salem.
50tf
house, Will trade for late model SPORTSMEN—Join the North San-
pickup. See or write K. G. Hickel,
tiam Sportsman’s club now. We are
REAL ESTATE
Mill City, Swift's addition.
103-p
devoted to game conservation and
propagation and need your help.
River frontage for summer
Only $1.00 per year, you will have
REAL ESTATE
home sites.
that much fun at one meeting.
Highway frontage between
See us for good buys in the canyon
Enquire at Enterprise office, or see
Gates and dam.
Jerry Coffman, at Ken Golliet’s. 9
area. Listings wanted.
Modern home on 11 acres for
FURNITURE REBUILT and Uphol-
Glen Shelton, Salesman
sale.
stered, latest fabrics and plastics
C. E. Coville, Broker
Houses
for rent.
Call 4884 for estimates. Stayton
West side Mill City
Ph. 2207
Upholstery.
38tf See W. R. HUTCHESON
At Gates Furniture Store
"Everything for the Logger'
BASSETT’S WELDING SHOP
Phone 116
Phone 1141
MOVED
To Our New Office
LEGAL ADVERTISING
No. 14,904
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
I have filed my Final Account in
the estate of Bessie Reade, deceased,
with the County Clerk of Marion
County, Oregon and the court has set
the 14th day of March, 1953, at 10
o’clock A.M. and the circuit court
room as the time and place for hear­
ing objections thereto and the settle­
ment of said estate.
FLORENCE HARRIS,
Executrix of the Estate of
Bessie Reade, deceased.
BELL & DEVERS,
Stayton, Oregon.
1-5
Phone 3 9460
SALEM, ORE.
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WHEEL
DRIVE
WILLYS
No. 39,584
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARION
(Continued from Page 2)
For since that hour shipments of Department of Domestic Relations
coal, coke, iron ore, and iron have been PEARL PRUITT, Plaintiff.
vs.
crossing freely the mutual boundaries
of France, Germany, Italy, the Neth­ ANTHIS PRUITT, Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
erlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg
TAKE YOU THROUGH
OF OREGON, you are required to ap­
under the “Schuman Plan,” really the pear and answer the Complaint filed
Jean Monnet Plan, or European Coal against you in the above entitled
WHEN OTHERS CAN TI
and Steel Community, which then Court and Cause, within four weeks
With the extra traction of
went into effect.
from the date of the first publication
4 - wheel drive and the
What this means is that 155,000,000 of this Summons, and if you fail so
power of its high-compres­
Europeans now are members of a com­ to do, for want thereof Plaintiff will
sion HURRICANE Engine,
mon market for coal and iron, not cut take a Decree against you dissolving
WHEN IN SALEM
this
"go-anyw here" Willy*
the
marriage
contract
and
bonds
of
up by tariffs, export taxes, quota re­
Visit
matrimony now existing between you
Truck gets through mud,
structions,
or
double
price
systems,
“HUDSON CITY’’
and the Plaintiff herein; and award­
snow and sand that stop
just as 160,000,000 Americans can buy ing the eu.-todv of JUDY MAY
ordinary trucks. Ask us for
Home of GOOD Used Cars
I automobiles, butter, or shoes without PRUITT, PATRICIA ANN PRUITT,
a demonstration. 118-in.
such trade barriers among the 48 and RONALD ANTHIS PRUITT to
HUDSON
wheelbase, 5300 Ibs.G VW.
Plaintiff herein.
Parts — Service states.
Sales
It means, as Mr. Monnet, now chief
This Summons is served upon you
executive of the plan, pointed out on by publication thereof pursuant to an
the radio, that this six-nation entity Order of the above entitled Honorable
has for the first time an opportunity Court entered herein on the 26th day
316 N. Church St.
Phone 3-9101
February, 1953.
to develop true mass production and
First publication of this Summons,
I
enjoy its benefits in material living February 26, 1953.
SALEM, ORE.
standards. This should extend ulti­
HEWITT, ESTEP & SORENSEN
mately to other goods besides coal and 9-5
steel, notably to food products through MUBMMMMMMMMMMM
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what agriculturists call a proposed
“green pool.”
In effect, the six countries now con­
stitute a customs union so far as coal,
BETTER FEEDING
iron, and steel are concerned. This
is expected to put new productive
strength behind the proposed union of
the same six nations in the European
Remember whan wa
Defense Community or joint army
plan. It will call for easy currency
had to scratch up
exchange among the member coun­
food for our chick*
tries, and perhaps eventually a com­
mon monetary unit.
But not all this will come about
Whether you want one quart or ten without some creaking in the ma­
gallons, or your tires checked »e are chinery and a great many careful ad­
always happy to serve you.
justments.
French mines must be
worked off from a subsidy basis; Bel­
Yoa, but thing* ore bet­
gian mines must be modernized; dis­
ter today—with scien­
criminatory railroad rates must be
tific hatching, brooding
SERVICE STATION &
smoothed out; a German sales tax
and modern feeding
plan
must
be
studied;
the
cartel
men
­
TRAILOR COURT
tality
must
be
outgrown;
competition
Phone 903 — MILL CITY
and expansion must come to be wel­
Yes, we’re a long way ahead of the day of the setting hen—; ar-
comed
rather than feared.
Authorized Distributor
Ucularly from the standpoint of reliable feeds.
The coal-steel pool may be, and
MONROE
probably is, a step toward federation
of Western Europe; but it is well that
SHOCK ABSORBERS
the process is being taken by steps
rather than in a headlong rush.—From
Ask for
Christian Science Monitor.
Gooch Logging Supply
Branch Store Lyons
Sweet Home. Philomath
Mrs. Emma Teter and Mr. and Mrs.
John Anglesey of Mill City­ attended
graveside services for Mrs. Amy L.
Simmons at Franklin Butte cemetery-
near Scio, Saturday morning. Mrs.
Teter and Mrs. Anglesey were sister-
in-laws of Mrs. Simmons.
Mrs. Simmons married Jonathan A.
Simmons, April 11, 1905, in Labelle.
Idaho.
Heart trouble caused her
death. She lived with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Anglesey at the time of her
death.
The deceased is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. N’onie Zink, Juntura;
Mrs. W. H. Wilson, Shevlin; Mrs. A.
L. Tunnell, Oadridge, and Mrs. Robert
Tunnell of Vernonia; a sister, Mrs.
John Whitman; brother, Walt Angle­
sey, a nephew. Bob Anglesey, brother,
Rulan Anglesey, all of Labelle, Idaho,
and a nephew, Rufus Whitman of
Bend.
Virgil and Cecil Anglesey, and fam-
ilies of Bend also attended the grave­ Il I 111 III Illi III III I IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
side services held for those who could
not make the trip to Vernonia. Pres­
ent also were Mrs. Eldred Burton,
Scio, Mrs. Kenneth Simmons niece
and her daughter, Jolene, and Mrs.
Ed Anglesey, all of Labelle, Idaho;
1141 Center St
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tunnell; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Tunnell, Lebanon; and
DR. R. REYNOLDS
Henry Ade, Vernonia.
Na tu ropa th-Proctologist
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Editorial Comments—
ELSNER
SHROCK'S
Motor Co
Silver Saddle
SANTIAM FARMERS CO-OP
LICENSED
GARBAGE
USE ytXJA BAAKES ANO
GIVE OUR KIDS A BAE AK
Directory - Professional
Business
I DR. VICTOR .1. MYERS
Chiropractic Physician
Post Office Building. 2nd Floor
Phone: Stayton 2274
Stayton. Ore.
•MIKE'S Septic Service:
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
I Septic Tank* and Sewer* Cleaned •
MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Phone 3952
LEONARD HERMAN
Feeds
Seeds
Fertilizer
Machinery
Hardware
Petroleum Producta
Grinding and Mixing
CuHtom Cleaning
Seed Marketing
Household Appliance*
Telephone 5021
STAYTON, ORE.
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f Phone SALEM 3-9168, COLLECT •
1079 Elm St., W. Salem
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WHITIE’S
Soothe Itching,
nr P iles
’MAS«?,.,
General Dry Good*
NOTION'S
LINGERIE
READY-TO-WEAR
HOSIERY
LVZTERS COSMETICS
SANTIAM CAFE
Don t l*t aorc, fiery, painful, itching
rintple PL» <
i e y»rj nearly c-axy In 15
CWINAPOfD »’ar4» giving you
vender 1 roo’tng, Foothi.-.g, l*mpoiary ra-
i u ’ :' i i an b . . 1 4 and iUh-
.
r. r rr.orv
ack guaranued Genuine
' t - s
c' $ or 7 J100 at driggtoU.
... x X t P za I v
SPECIALIZING IN DINNERS
*1
.1. W. GOIN
DR. MARK
HAMMERK KSEN
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
VETERINARIAN
STAYTON
Phone 4148
Opposite
Claude I-e»i*’ Service Station
Has moved his Mill City office to
Stayton in the Poet Office Bldg.,
2nd Floor, in the
Dr. Victor J. Myers offices
Thursday* I p m. to 6 p.m.
WEDDLE FUNERAL
HOME
Modern Fnnerwl Service
OREGON
I). \\. REID. Ml).
Mill City
WOOD’S STORE
STAYTON
SERVICE
*1.50 per month and up
Also serving Gate*. Lyons.
Idanha and Detroit
for rapid, healthy growth and earlier maturity.
Rich in Vitamin Bl2 and antibiotic factor*, He**-Mix feed* ar*
backed by 55 year*’ experience in developing improved feed form­
ula* on the Dr. He*« and Clark Research Farm.
See u* to-day regarding ■ supply of our He**-Mix chick feed*.
Be ready to give thi* year’* chick* the beat start ever.
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HOME OFFICE:
313 W. FIRST. ALBANY
MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
Open Sat. Nites Only
Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc.
weekly pickups $1.50 per month
ORCHESTRA AND DINNERS FOR
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
Alto light hauling
léonard Herman
Phone 3M J
nill