The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, September 03, 1953, Page 7, Image 7

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    If It’s in the Canyon, It’s Advertised in The Enterprise!
CLASSIFIED RATES
Ten cents per line each insertion.
No advertisement accepted for less
than 50 cents per week.
Count five words to the line in
ordering your ad. Phone 2651, Mill
City or mail your advertisement to
The Mill City Enterprise, Mill City,
Oregon.
Church bazaars, suppers, bake sales,
etc. will be run under “Special An­
nouncements” classification with a
minimum charge of 50 cents per in­
sertion.
Card of Thanks—Minimum rate of
$1-
For Rent
Grade School, covering the sale of the
Business Services
Elkhorn school house, playshed and
FOR RENT—Furnished one-bedroom EXPERT AUTO and home radio wood shed, located in Marion county.
apartments. Stewart’s Apartments.
service, 20 years experience, all Contact \ . S. Todd for particulars.
makes. Guaranteed service.
Phone 4407, Mill City.
30ptf
EDNA F. ROSS,
Stiffler’s Radio and Appliance.
36
Clerk.
______
FOR RENT — Cabins by week or
month for light housekeeping. Mill TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Ma­
NOTICE
OF
PUBLIC
HEARING
chines. We sell. rent, repair and
City Hotel.
23tf
NOTICE is hereby given that a
swap all makes. Trade your old
public hearing will be held before W.
machine towards a new one.
FOR REN T—Furnished two and
ROEN. 456 Court St . Salem. S. Weidal, examiner, for the Milk
three room apartments. Phone 1707,
D. B. Hill, Mill City.
tf TAILORED SUITS—$55 and up, im­ Marketing Administration, State of
Oregon, at State Library in the city
ported and domestic woolens. Al­ of Salem, Oregon, at the hour of 2:00
FOR RENT—Two-bedroom house.
terations, cleaning and pressing. P. M., September 8, 1953, to receive
Fourth house east of Legion hall,
SUNDIN THE TAILOR, 196 S. testimony and evidence relating to
in Mill City. Furnished or unfur­
Liberty, Salem.
50tf the costs of production and distribu­
nished. Immediate possession.— B.
A. Roy, Phone 371.
36p FURNITURE REBUILT and-Uphol­ tion of fluid milk, resale prices, pool­
Home Appliances
stered, latest fabrics and plastics ing. regulations, allocations of quotas,
FOR RENT—Cabin. Parkway trailer
Call
4884 for estimates.
Stayton unfair trade practices and al! other
FOR SALE—Used Rotary White el- ' court. One mile east of Gates on
Upholstery.
38tf pertinent matters relating to market­
ectric sewing machine in good con- ! highway. $25 per month. See Philip
ing fluid milk in Zone No. 2, compris­
37p
dition. Call at Ethel Hill residence, I Stevens, at the court.
ing Marion and Polk counties.
Mill City. Phone 1934.
37p
Ije^al Notices
Dated at Portland, Oregon, this
FOR RENT—Modern furnished cot­
24th day of August, 1953.
tage.—C. M. Cline, Northeast Al­
FOR SALE—Used davenport and
No. 15391
W, S. WEIDEL,
•
der street, Mill Chy.
36p NOTICE OF THE SALE OF REAL
wood range. Call Mill City Variety
Administrator, Milk Marketing
Store.
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PROPERTY
^ent^nn h^—Frank R 11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Administration.
FOR SALE—Will sacrifice piano, in
Ph n «M
** tfa! STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
good condition. $55. Call 1978, Mill
Mill City. Phone 605.
36p
COUNTY OF MARION PROBATE
City.
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FOR RENT—Two bedroom house, I ' DEPARTMENT,
Southeast Grove st. Close to theater. I In the Matter of the Estate of A. D.
By Janet Beilin
Scott, Deceased.
Help Wanted
In Mill City. Phone 414.—Wilson’s
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dougherty, Mr.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and Mrs. Floyd Pruitt of Kamiah,
Hatchery, Lyons, Ore.
,
36p
WANTED—Lady fry cook. Desire one
I That, A. Gwyn Gates, as executor of Idaho, Gerald ' Clure of Cambridge,
with experience in working in res­ FOR RENT—Small four-room house j the estate of A. D. Scott.-deceased, by
with new bath. Garage. 5 blocks virtue of an order duly issued out of Idaho and Martha Kunkle of Twin
taurant kitchen. Must be neat and
from town. Phone*1641. Mill City, p the above entitled Court and cause on Falls, Idaho, spent last weekend at
reliable.—Riverview Cafe, Meha­
the Raymond Branch home. They are
ma, Oregon. Phone Lyons 724. 36
I the 28th day of July, 1953, will sell at all cousins of Mr. Branch. While here
Miscellaneous
I a private sale, at the law office of they went to Neotsu to visit Mr.
Bell and Devers, in Stayton, Oregon,
Lost and Found
FOR SALE—Well consti ucted canopy to the highest bidder on the 10th day Branch’s sister, Mrs. Howard Sie­
for late model Pickup truck.—E. D. of October, 1953, at 10 o’clock A. M. wert. Mr. Branch chartered a boat
LOST—Billfold, containing valuable
Cooke, Southwest 8th Ave., Mill thereof, either for cash or on terms, and they all went deep sea fishing
papers near Toman’s store, Mill
City.
36p all of the right, title, interest and es­ Sunday morning. The sea was rough,
they only caught five salmon. A large
City. Reward for return.—Willis
FOR SALE—Old established restaur­ tate which the above named deceased Blue shark was entangled in the fish­
’ Stewart, Mill City.
ant doing good business in Mill has in and to the following described ing gear and gave them all a thrill for
City. Priced for quick sale. Inquire real property, to-wit:
a few minutes. This is the first time
Beginning at the Northeast
at Mom and Pop's Cafe, Mill City.
any of the cousips had seen the ocean
corner of Lot One (1), Block
so it was quite an experience for
WANTED TO BUY—Good second | Eight (8), Mary A. Gates Addi­
them. They were all pretty good sail­
growth logs. Phone 1470, Albany,
tion to the Town of Gatesville,
ors as very little sea sickness was
Oregon.—Industrial Mill Co., Crab­
Marion County, Oregon, (See
in evidence.
tree, Oregon.
39
Volume 3, Page 46, Record of
The members of the Mehama Com­
Town Plats for said County and
munity church will meet in the base­
FOR SALE—Fresh eggs. West
State), and running thence North
ment of their new church next Sun­
Evergreen street, on the hill.—Mrs.
along the East line of said Block
day. They have been meeting at Me­
Ogden, Mill City.
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Eight (8) 150 feet; thence Wes-
hama grade school all summer, but
terly along the North line of
W anted TO BUY — Clean peeled
because of crowded quarters and the
Block Eight (8), 76 feet, more
Douglas fir poles, delivered to
rough “school house hill”, moving into
or less, to the creek; thence in a
Lyons yard. For further informa­
the new church basement will be a
tion call or write Allen Gould, 1424
Southerly direction following the
relief as well as a historical moment.
Filbert Ave.. Lebanon, phone 5745,
meandering of the creek to a
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harner and
Puget Timber Co. of Oregon. 24tf
point ISO feet South of the North
daughter, Edna Mae, former residents
line of said Block; thence East
FOR SALE—.38 Special Smith and
of West Stayton, visited at the Bellin
to the place of beginning and be­
Wesson revolver with special safety
home Friday of last week. Their two
ing
situated
in
Section
27,
Town
­
catch holster. In good condition.— ‘
ship 9 South, Range 3 East of the
Mom and Pop's Cafe, Mill City. 36
We cant's use your Crank, but we
NORTHWEST'S BIGGEST
Willamette Meridian, Marion
• City.
36
will give you the best deal in town
County, Oregon.
NEED A TELEPHONE? — Stop, in
Said sale will be made subject to
on an new battery.
and see the new Lech combination the confirmation of the above entitled
desk or wall phone, also used Court and each bid must be accom­
phones from $10.00 up. Telephone panied by 10 per cent of the total
and Hearing Aid batteries stocked. amount of the bid, either by certified
Stiffler’s Radio and Appliance.
SERVICE STATION &
check or cash, any and all bids may
be rejected by the executor.
TRAILER COURT
Real Estate
Dated this 26th day of August, 1953.
Phone 903 — MILL CITY
(s) A. Gwyn Gates,
FOR SALE — 3-bedroom unfinished
Executor.
house.
Phone
3952.
25tf
GATES
Date of first publication: September,
3, 1953.
FOR SALE—100x250 foot lot in Ri­
TIRES and BATTERIES
verside addition to Mill City. In­ Date of last publication: October 1.
AUTO SUPPLIES
1953.
40 50c, 25c after 6 Kiddies Free
quire at Mom and Pop’s Cafe, Mill
City.
36
8 Great Days and Nights
CALL FOR BIDS
Ask for
Starting
'REAL ESTATE“
Bids will be opened at 8:i>0 p. m.
September
8,
1953,
at
the
Mill
City
SATURDAY
Glen Shelton, Salesman
7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
I lli |;sl> Q . si PTEMBER 3. I'M
sons, Jerry and Elmer, spent part of | traction was an enormous birthday
the day at the Tex Kimsey home, be­ j cake. Mrs. Patton could do little but
tween Mehama and Stayton. The Har­ exclaim again and again at this won­
ner family is now living at Umatilla derful and unexpected surprise. A
where they own and operate a res­ I very welcome guest was Mrs. Jake
taurant. They were returning from Begikum. Mts. Patton’s only grand­
a two week vacation and t^ey expect­ daughter frdm Newfoundland. At­
ed to reach home Sunday.
tending were friends and relatives
Henry Holzfuss of Lyons, who from Lacomb, Lebanon and Portland.
works for Raymond Branch, hurt his Six great grandchildren were there,
back while at work Monday and will making the number of guests total
be unable to work for a time.
over twenty.
Mrs. Raymond Branch received
word that Gerald Branch, who is ii IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
the air corps, has been hurt again, this
HEMORRHOIDS
time his hip and leg. No word has
been received telling hov\ he was hurt
(piles)
or how he is recuperating. However,
Fistula,
Prolapse
Fissure
the report >aid it wasn’t ^oo serious,
just painful.
FREE Descriptive Booklet
A surprise party was given Mrs.
oil request
May Patton on August 8, by numerous
DR. R. REYNOLDS
friends and relatives. When company
arrived at her home she asked them to
Nat uropath-Proctologist
stay for dinner but they persuaded
1144 Center St.-
her to a spot along the bank of the
Phone 3 9460
river where a picnic dinner was wait­
SALEM, ORE.
ing. The tables were decorated with
large sprays of glads and a main at-
MEHAMA
&«ARDEN SHOW
Silver Saddle
C. E, Coville, Broker
West aide Mill City
USE WR BRAKES AND
GIVE OUR KIDS A BREAK
IV
♦
Santiam Beans £ u . ä 19 c
Durkee’s Margarine
Lb 29c
Borden’s Cheese 2ib
Van Camp’s
No. 300 Tin
Balloons
481 State Street, Salem
For 34 years the Willamette Valley’s
leading Family Shoe Store
79c
10c
Hill Top Market
Red & White Store
Ressler’s Grocery
Gates General Store
See Us for Your Locker Meats
5c
CANTALOUPE, lb
—WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY LABOR DAY—
Open Daily 8:0« A. M. to 7:00 P. M
Closed Sundays and Holidays
♦
♦
¿¿Arbuckle's
Buy Our Meats at any of these markets
Pitted Olives
»
BUSTER BROWN shoes are famous
for quality and the constructive feat-
tures your children’s growing feet need.
We promise we’ll make them fit right
today—to protect growing feet for
tomorrow. Come in soon and see our complete stock
of fine-fitting, long-wearing BUSTER BROWN’S.
Open Friday Nites Till 9
Prize Winning
4-H Club BEEF
Specials for Friday and Saturday
:
:
SHOES FOR (OYS ANO'bltlSI
This week we feature
V
e
PORK & BEANS
and Smartly
BIG CLIFF CABINS
BEST BY
DAM SITE
Ph. 2207
FOR SALE—Small 3-room house and
lot in Shaw’s addition to Mill City.
Will sell cheap. Inquire at Mom and
Pop’s Cafe, Mill City.
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Mothers! Fit your
KLIEWER QUALITY MEATS
HILL TOP MARKET
Telephone 2714
Mill City, Oregon
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Telephone 2706
Mill City, Oregon