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MOV INC
Our snack bar will be
moved back to the trailer
i W. N. SIMMONS !
MARCH 1st.
Bookkeeping, Accounting and
Tax Service
Corner 3rd 4 Marion
STAYTON. ORE.
, Telephone 4 1'1 4
P.O.Box 1321 I
Hours will be 2:30 to 8:30
Week days. 11a. m. to 8:30
p. m. Sundays & Holidays,
Today’s helpful fact
about your heart
IS—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 25. 1954
OUR DEMOCRACY
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Fire, Wind, Disease and
Insects Damage Timber
NEW FAMILIES
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT!
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The elements have taken a costly
toll of West Coast tree farms already
I this winter and the end may not be
in sight.
Winds along coastal Oregon and
Washington have done incalculable
damage, according to W. D. Hagen-
stein, managing director of Industrial
Forestry Association.
He listed the four natural scourges
of the tree farmer as: fire, w’ind, di
sease and insects.
“Timber blown down this winter,”
Hagenstein stated, “will create ideal
breeding and feeding conditions for
the Douglas fir beetle which reached
epidemic state after the big blow
down in the winter of 1951 and 1952."
The forest leader said tree farmers
and timber-owning agencies would be
hard pressed this coming year to ex
tend logging road networks rapidly e-
I nough to catch up with the salvage
necessary to save timber blown down
I this winter and certain to be beetle
' infected this coming summer.
Hagenstein said these are calculated
risks of tree farming where private
landowners are raising timber crops
which have a growing cycle of from
60 to 100 years. Timber for pulp and
papermaking can be harvested at 45
to 60 years, but sawlogs generally
take from 70 to 100 years to grow.
Tree farmers fared well firewise
this year, Hagenstein reported, with
one of the smallest fire losses in his
tory. This was due, he said, to won
derful cooperation of loggers, hunters
and the general public in being more
careful with fire along with favorable
weather.
NEW HOMES
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KELLOM’S Snack Bar
ENJOY THE SOLIO VIRTUES OF FAMILY
LIVING, /S FORA HOME OF ITS OWN.
7 /"H ere in AMERICA, WE HAVE WORKED TO MAKE the
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ATTAINMENT OF THIS DESIRE POSSIBLE.
Gooch Logging Supply
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Everything for the Logger
Almost every heart condi
tion can be helped by
proper treatment.
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BASSETT’S WELDING SHOP
Phone 116
Phone 1141
Sweet Home. Philomath
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Hranrh Store Lyons
See The Mill City Enterprise for your Printing Needs
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
AND INVITATIONS
at The Mill City Enterprise
New FAWUIES, IN THE LAST IO YEARS,
HAVE BEEN FORMING IN GREATER NUMBERS
THAN IN ANY PRIOR OEGADE OF AMERICAN
HISTORY. ANO WC HAVE iyE.CN BUILP'NG
HOUSES IN GREATER NUMBERS THAN
EVER BEFORE — MORE THAN A MILLION
Z-V EACH OF THE. LAST THREE YEARS,
STORE HOURS
FINANCED BT L'FE INSURANCE POL'CYHOLDER. FUNDS
AND OTHER. SAVINGS
8:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. M
CLOSED SUNDAYS
QÜHU1Y FOODS
LINING THAT COUNTS
Being a conservative isn’t a state
of mind—it is the feathered con
dition of the nest.
NALLEYS
12 Ounce Jar
SWEET RELISH 21c
GERBERS
12 cans
VANILLA, Nabisco
25 Killed in Oregon by
Highway Wrecks in Jan.
T'. Ounce box
BABY FOOD 98c WAFERS
Street and highway collisions killed
25 persons in Oregon during January,
a tenatative count by Secretary of
State Earl T. Newbry’s office re
reveals.
The toll, which may be revived up
ward later, reflects a continued drop
in fatalities, a trend started in mid-
1953 and which resulted in saving
of 74 lives last year as compared with
1952, Newbry said.
Safety men eaid the decline in Jan
CONCLUSIVE PROOF
uary, 10 fewer than the 35 killed in
In a short time now dad will dis-
January a year ago, could be attributed cover who it was that did most of the
in part to cold temperatures and Christmas giving.
snow and ice which either slowed
down or thinned out traffic in most
parts of the state.
Analysis of past records shows
more accident and deaths ocour on
clear days when good weather and
road conditions invite more traffic
20c
LOG CABIN
50c
Dried Prunes ? 19c SYRUP 24
PET MILK BONED CHICKEN
3 - $1.00
Oz.
( an
SWANSON
.> oz. can
CARROTS
l()c
TOMATOES
25c
POTATOES 50 lbs 79c
SNOWDRIFT
Large Fancy, in Tulle
Shortening
We have all kinds of detailed
plans showing how to con
struct built-ins so that yc;i
can store your towels, linen,
clothing in a convenient
place.
Per Tube
DES( HUTES NETTED GEMS, No. 2s
8 lb bag
White Grapefruit
I
MEATS
Hams
Nebergall
Open On Saturday«
Kelly Lumber Sales
LYONS PLUMBING
Phone 1634 Lyons, Ore.
Raleigh Harold
FLORIST and NURSERY
. 319 West Washington Street.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND
EVENINGS
Telephone 6681
STAYTON. OREGON
FEES—
PENA LTY—
In Marion County
After March 1st
Male
SLOP
Sp. Female
$1.00
Female .................. $2.00
Male
Sp. Female
Female
$3.00
$3.00
$1.00
Make Money Orders or Checks Payable to:
H. C. MATTSON, County Clerk
Salem. Oregon
Authorized Shopsmith
49c
Dealer
East Citv Limits Hiwav 222
Phone 6803
Mill Citv
Fresh Fryer Rabbits
nature j semaphore
1 oung and Tender
lb 69c
COUPON
This coupon is good for
49c Ground
On purchase of Fryer Rabbits
I hl » « o s oí headache are multitudmou*. It is,
Beef
perhaps, the most common a.’men» ot ma.i. Mmv
he-ida« he- are simple and respond to simple home
RING BOLOGNAS
rings for
Heating Installations
Electric Supplies
Montag Ranges
Peerless Pumps
Dog License Due
Per Bag
( aliforma, ('ello Bag
Ounce
can
(BOICE PK'NK
Small and shankless
Per Pound
Fowler Clothes Dryer
WANT ADC,
ORANGE or
BLENDED
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Officials hope the lowered January I
count may indicate that street and ;
highwaycide in Oregon can be re
duced even more sharply than last
year when the second best record in
post-war years was achieved.
To do this each of the more than
700,000 licensed drivers will have to,
drive sensibly and in strict accordance!
with rules of the road. Upwards of1
90 percent of all traffic mishaps |
occur when a driver violates a traf-l
fic law, Newbry pointed out.
89c
KEN GOLLIET
treatment.
It should lx- r< member -d tl *t headsche is a symp-
I m, and not a disease. It is nature's »rrn.pl. ite,
Guaranteed ('leaning
: That's what
you get »hen you let
Un Take Care Of Your
(’leaning Problems
NU METHOD
We reserve the right to limit quantities
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MEHAMA, OREGON
Mill City, Oregon
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It heada. bes persist or recur, tee y< nr physician
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Io fill your prescription promptly.
MILL CITY PHARMACY
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
Mill City
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