I—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THURSDAY. AVGUST 19. 1954
Mill Ends
Tha n Ic You
H e wish to thank the merchants who
contributed to the ball fund this sea
son, making a team possible.
It was greatly appreciated.
MILL CITY SOFTBALL CLUB
Bob Dombrowski, .Manager
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Dre* and
Tommy, visited here Sunday at
Charles L'mphress home. They
employed at Independence at the pres
ent time.
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
Ph. SALEM
Day 3-9408
Nite 2-4400
Seven day FREE TRIAL in your home. When in need
of nervice for your machine or when you need a new or
used Sewing Machine, Call or Write
SINGER SEWING CENTER
Litted m y<mr telephone (took only under SINGE* SEWING MACHINE CO.
130 N. Commercial
Phone 3-3512
SALEM, OREGON
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COSPONSOR
It’s no fun to drive a car that’s
all dusty inside, folks !
Drop
in and chat with us while we
vacuum clean your car FREE
PHONE 3251
leo s Richfield Service
WE PICK I P AND DELIVER
Siletz Salmon Derby
Lucky Winner’s name will I m * drawn on Mike Davenport Show. K1*TV.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 2
Register Thursday, August 12 thru Saturday, September 28
Employees of IGA Stores and sponsors are not eligible to enter contest.
Dennis Podrabsky, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Podrabsky and Arthur
Hedge, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hedge, went to Portland Mon
day where they took their physical
examinations for entrance into the
Air Force.
Francis Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Clark, became a “galloneer” re
cently when he donated his eighth
pint of blood at the Capitol Shopping
center in Salem. This is especially
unusual in. that young Clark, who is
employed with the State Highway
Engineers, is only 23 years of age.
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FANCY VINE RIPENED
Connie Larson, worthy high priest
ess; Vera Fritsch, noble prophetess;
Lorene McCollum, worthy herald and
Helen McCormick, gueen, all who had
attended a meeting of the White
Shrine in Salem Monday night, stop
ped in Mill City Tuesday on their
way home to visit Mrs. Bert Morris
and her sister, Julia Kemp.
J. C Kimmel Phone 6607 Mill City
LYONS, OREGON
An Old Adage of Auto Experts
Four quarts of dirty oil plus 1 quart of
clean oil equals 5 quarts of dirty oil.”
We think that makes sense. So. if your
oil is 1000 miles old and you’ve burned a
quart, be smart. Don’t add—change!
GIVE US ATRIAL!
Eddie’s Associated Station
Highway 22 at 7th Street
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Full Flats
M rs. R. C. Haseman stopped to see
relatives here Friday morning on her
w’ay home to Idanha following a three-
weeks* trip to the Hawaiian Islands in
the company of Mrs. Milo Harris of
Idanha. The women made the crossing
on the Lurline from San Francisco,
Cal. Upon landing, they were met by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen (Marjorie
Schroeder,) son and daughter-in-law
of Mrs. W. W. Allen, who make their
home in Honolulu.
With their headquarters at the
Edgewater Beach hotel in Honolulu,
the group visited scenic spots on Oahu
Island, also flying on a short trip
to the Island of Hawaii for more
sight-seeing.
FOOD LOCKERS
$1.00 per Cubic Foot
Per Year
THIEL’S STORE
Phone 542, MILL CITY
POTATOES
NoislOLbs 29c
TOMATOES
2lbs 19c
CORN “ 29c
Butterlb 59c
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Farmen en
tertained at a barbecue dinner at
their home Sunday. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Lalack and son, Monte,
and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin I.aVine and
daughters, Sharon and Susan of To
ledo.
MILL CITY PHARMACY
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FREE—Lunch and dinner for seven days at the Pixie Kitchen.
FREE—Boat and motor and fishing tackle at Siletz Moorage at Kernville.
There is also an opportunity to win weekly and grand prize in the annual
The R. L. Fausts received word last
week that their son, Robert Faust,
who lives near Taft, is in thfc'NeWport
Hospital with a broken pelvis, as the
result of a log rolling on him in a
logging accident. It is understood that
he will be hospitalized about three
weeks.
The fabulous super-smooth-
inft lipstick that stays on...
won’t sinear...won't dry lips!
Just smooth Permastick on...
let it set...then press a tissue
to your lips until no color
conies off. Then kiss your
beau or drink your coffee
or eat an 8-course dinner...
Permastick will keep on look
ing lovely for hours!
Five Glamourous Tussv col
ors: Midnight. Midnight Pink.
Contraband. Apricot Brandy.
Youngtime Pink. This offer
LIMITED TIME OXLY!
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During the Siletz Salmon Derby
Mr. and Mrs. James 1. Poole visited
last Sunday with friends in Eugene
and Tuesday visited with Mrs. Poole's
sister, Mrs. John Slagle in Portland.
Mrs. Poole was on vacation from her
duties at the Mill City State bank.
SOMETHING FOR FREE
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READ WHAT YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENJOY
FREE—week’s lodging at Surftides on the beach
FREE—A night at “The Coaster’’ night club.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bassett motored
to Salem Sunday and visited at the
home of Mrs. Bassett’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Shepard. They were
accompanied home by their daughter,
Rosalie, who had been visiting there.
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On the Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rada
[three sons of Pasadena. California, are
spending several days at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rada, his mother having been serious
ly ill in recent waaks.
TRY OUT A NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINE
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Vacation
Spending Saturday at the Ike Myers
home here were their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Del Sol
and children Sylvia, Earl, Eddie
Rickey of Portland.
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IGA (¡RADE A
Case of 21 cans
Hunt’s, No. 2l/t cans, halves
PEACHES $5.95
HILL TOP MARKET
Harold Kliewer
Telephone 2744
Mill City, Oregon.
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FREE
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wilkinson, of
McMinnville, expect to move to Mill
City this weekend. They have rented
part of the new duplex located in
Riverview Addition.
HEAVY HAULING
Phone Stayton (Wright Truck Line) 2125
Contracting and Rental
A Winner
This week Rudolph Breuer and Miss
Ruth Breuer, father and sister of Mrs.
Noble Streeter, are
City.
Salem Sand & Gravel Co
EXCAVATION & CONSTRUCTION
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