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2— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISETHUR8DAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1954
Stayton-Jefferson
AUTO WRECKERS
Rebuilt motors and trans
missions.
Cars bought and sold
We buy junk.
VERNE’S
BARBER SHOP
Broadway, Mill City
Hours
Phone 6284, Stayton, Ore.
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
Quality Meats and Groceries
FOOD LOCKERS
FROZEN FOODS
the seat, bending the nail back. The OSC Outlines Fruit and
nail split down the cental.
Vegetable Freezing
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Long of the . | A revised guide for freezing fruits
Keizer District of Salem vac-
I and ve4» tables has been issued by the
By Boots Champion
last week at Breitenbush Springs.
* En- • Oregon State college extension ser
The erecting of guatd rads on th* route home they visited with 1‘ZI the
R. | vice.. Two OSC food technologists,
North Santiam highway has been G. Warthens in Detroit. They were ac
completed between Mill City and De companied home by their niece, Verna Lois Sather and E. H. Wiegand, co
operated in preparing the bulletin.
troit, and the process of painting Warthen, who plans to stay a week.
Illustrations give general directions
them is now in progress, that is, when
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price and for freezing and a chart gives spe
it is not raining.
giandson, Troy Roberts, of Marcola, cific instructions. Fifteen vegetables
Mrs. Clifford White returned last
weekend to the home of her parent- were recent visitors at the Eai 1 Stahl- and 21 fruits are included in the list
the Pat O'Briens, after undergoing man home. The Prices are an aunt and ing. Varieties that are not success
fully frozen have been revised in the
major surgery at Salem. She re uncle of Mrs. Stahlman.
Weekend visitors at the home of new bulletin.
tuned again to Salem on Monday
A new addition is instruction on
where she will remain for a week be Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Moore were, Mr.
fore going to her home in Mountain and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, and Mr. and freezing mushrooms. The food tech-
Mrs. Tom Lusk, Portland. They en i nologists warn against the use of
Home, Idaho.
wild mushrooms, however, unless they
Mrs. Pat O’Brien and children joyed a bit'of fishing while heie.
Early Saturday moining breakfast have been positively identified as ed
Isaura Lee, and Pamela are spending
the week at Oak Ridge with Mr. O' guests at the Harold Champion home ible species.
were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pulse, Salem,
The bulletin, EB 688. u Freezing
Brien, who is employed there.
Mrs. Eric Nyberg and daughter, who were enioute to Bozeman, Mont., Preservation of Fruita and Vege-
Christina of Idanha, accompanied by to visit with Mr. Pulses grandmother,) tables,” may be obtained from county
Mrs, Fail Stahlman of Detroit, left Mrs. L. Higgins, who will be 100 years extension offices or Oregon State
here Monday for a few day’s visit in old Sept. 3. They will also visit with college.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pieper at Helena,
Salem and Portland.
Mrs. Verne Shaw and Mrs. Jim
Two freak accidents caused painful an aunt and uncle of Mr. Pulses.
injuries to fingers last week. Irene 1 Other places of interest they visited Poole spent Sunday visiting in Port
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Stout received a gash in the finger enroute to Montana were the crater land.
necessitating three stitches to close of the moon in Idaho, and Yellowstone
Anne Crook and .Mrs. Frank Jack-
the wound when her ironing board National park. Mrs. Pulse and Mis.
Champion are sisters.
son motored to Salem Sunday where
folded up catching her finger.
Mt. Jefferson received a blanket of they took in a show.
Harold Champion nearly tore his
little finger nail off when his feet new snow in last week’s storm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Umphress
slipped from under him as he at
tempted to re-seat himself in the SUBSCRIBE TO THE ENTERPRISE motored to Elmira Sunday where
they were guests at the Albert Mc
theater. He grabbed for the aim of
Intyre home. They also visited friends
in Corvallis on the way home.
DETROIT
When you need
PRINTING
Telephone 2651
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
responsible
PRESCRIPIIO
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Pharmacy is responsible
—responsible to you, and
to your physician. In all
seriousness we accept
this responsibility for
safeguarding your health
and welfare. When you
bring a prescription here
it will be promptly and
expertly compounded
and the price will be fair.
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STAYTON
Clifford Likes, Owner
Phone 2374
LONGER MILEAGE
GREATER SAFETY
TOUGH, RUGGED COLD
RUBBER TREAD
used in both
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Alft
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Saws and Parts on Hand
New. different . . . almost like
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. . . tread is rugged, tough and
deep . . . every inch of the flat
tread rides the road . . . tires wear
evenly, slowly. The notched edges
of the saw-toothed tread pattern
bite-through skid producing road
film . . . grab the road . . . stop
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Current popular models are the 5-30, 5 1-2
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Demonstrations: anywhere, any time
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Conventional Type Tire
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Santiam Equipment Co.
Homelife Sales and Service
Shake Shack East of Mill City
Phone 4572
Safety bonded cord . . . maximum rematance to rupture« and
blow-outs . . . maximum grip on wet, slick roads . . . stop moat
skids before they start. New, cold rubber delivers thousands
more of safe mile« than ordinary tirea. Shock absorbing
body .. . extra internal tire safety . . . husky shoulder buttress
improve« tire stability . . . keen edges of tread
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Telephone 5024
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