5— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1954
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B» Don Moffatt
LICENSED
garbage
SERVICE
$1.50 Per Month and Up
Also servicing Gates, Lyons,
Idanaha imd Detroit
Phone 3952
MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
LEONARD HERMAN
Viv's Steak House
Phone 5807
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Mill City
Open 6 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Closed Mondays
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED
Prompt service in the
Canyon when you call us
Reasonable Rates
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Phone 6284
Stayton
The year of 1954 will no doubt go
down in history as the year of “the
lost summer.” Never before in my
life have 1 seen such a wet summer.
Usually the men are diiven out of the
woods by heat and drouth in the sum­
mer, but not this year they are out
on account of mud. Such is life.
This last weekend we thought we’d
J take off a little time and see some
more of Oregon. We got into the
car and took off for the Metolius.
We’ve heaid a lot about the place so
drove up Saturday for a look-see.
It is beautiful spot all right
but it
was cold and not very pleasant day
to sit around, Se we took off back
down the canyon. 1 got a bright
| idea that maybe the weather was
1 better on the coast. So at Detroit
' we called a place at Taft, and sure
1 enough the weather was fine down
there, so.they said. By the time we
got there, though, guess what—rain­
ing to beat the cars. Oh well, we
got in on a good thunder storm and
Sunday it did clear up some. We had
a nice time in spite of the weather.
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Now with the big Labor day holi­
day at hand—and if the weather man
does cooperate, motorists are asked to
take it easy when on the road. Ore­
gon is trying for a deathless Labor
Day weekend. Last year there were
13 traffic deaths and 125 injuries.
With the use of caution and courtesy
by every motorist, this could be re­
duced, or eliminated entirely. Will
you do your part?
when we used to go pick beans in
Mill City.”
There are no bean fields here and
j not much opportunity for seasonal
work for young people.
There is a fine swimming pool here
with two guards on duty at all times,
but it doesn’t compare with the North
Fork of the Santiam river.
Sincerely,
(Mrs. Floyd C.) Gwen Jones,
Box 2641, Riverside, North Dakota.
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To the Editor:
Men of science do not want us to
believe that our wet and cold spring
and summer of 1954 has been caused
by high powered atomic and H-bomb
explosives into the clouds. But WE
who have built fires in our homes
and shop stoves every day this year,
and have been used to running elec­
tric fans in our shops 80 days every
summer and have not yet brought
our fans out of hibernation, and we
have begun to see that we wont reap
any corn, beans, or tomatoes, out
of our gardens this year, we won’t be­
lieve as our men of science want us
to believe.
Respectively,
Dick Turpin.
Word was received here that Mrs.
Charles Gentry has been seriously ill
in a Salem hospital for about ten
days. The Gentrys were former long
time residents of Mill City.
Buddy Quinton
AND HIS
Educated Violin
And Orchestra
AT
THE LAKE
Ted Mack, noted New York
radio and TV star, who will play
double role at the state fair in
Salem starting Saturday, Sep­
tember 4. Mack will be a headliner
in the all-professional Helene
Hughes stage revue at 8 p. m.
nightly. He will also conduct the
finals from another stage in the
state-wide radio talent quest at
7 p.m. daily.
Sept. 4
Oregon
Editor's Letter Box
DR. MARK
HAMMERICKSEN
Mill City Enterprise:
Am inclosing check for $3. Please
renew our subscription. We enjoy
reading the Mill City news.
We have been here two months
j now and really North Dakota is
more pleasant than we expected.
There aie quite a few Mill City
people here.
Our son, Truman, will start his
Junior year of high school here. The
B school opens September 1, with the
ptomise of a three weeks holiday
MILL CITY
at Christmas.
Our daughter, Ardith, has been
working here in the Foothill Electric
DISPOSAL SERVICE
■ Company office this summer
and
Carbage. ashes, trimmings, etc.
plans on entering the University of
1 Oregon next month.
weekly pickups $1.50 per month
This morning Truman came into the
kitchen at 6 a. m. and startled me with
Also light hauling.
a whispered, “Sh-h, lets go bean pick­
Phone 3952 ing this morning!”
I Conard Herman
He sighed and
■ said, “This morning feels just like
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Has moved his Mill City office
to Stayton in the Poet Office
Building, 2nd Floor, tn the
Dr. Victor J. Myers offices
Thursdays 1 p. m. to 6 p. m.
HOME OFFICE:
313 W. FIRST, ALBANY
Lost call for Picnics... And have we an exciting group of foods picked
for your out-of-doors event! . . . Choice barbecue meats cut to your
order, abundant fruits and vegetables for crisp tasty salads, holiday
beverages and bakery products-There are all kinds of ready-to-serve
foods that'll make your Labor Day an effortless fomily fun-fest.
BLUE BELL
Potato Chips
0 49c
Salem Sand & Gravel Co.
HEAVY HAULING
Phone Stayton (Wright Truck Line) 2125
Common Carrier — Heavy Machinery and Equipment
EXCAVATION & CONSTRUCTION
Contracting and Rental
Ph. SALEM
Day 3-9408
Nite 2-4400
Dollar^ Stretchers
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Regular 39c pkg
pkgs for
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$1 Breck Shampoo and Breck Creme Rinse
Both for only ...........................
$1.00
Plus Tax
Plus Tax
Two 60c PROPHYLACTICS for
KOLYNOS Super-white Tooth Paste
Two Giant Tubes for only.......
69
50c Size IODENT No. 2. Two tubes for
69
CHLORODENT TOOTH PASTE, 2, 43c tubes 59<
47c IPANA A'C TOOTH PASTE, and 59c
DeLuxe TOOTH BRUSH, Both for only
69'
CHARLES ANTELL FORMULA No. 9
One 60c size and one $1 size both for
9ß<
Plus Tax
DR. WEST TOOTH BRUSHES, 2, 29cers for
49<
PEPSODENT CHLOROPHYLL TOOTH
PASTE, a 43c tube and 69c tube both for
69'
50c CUTEX Cream Polish Remover
39<
$1.00 TUSSY LIPSTICK, 2 for only
$J00
$1.25 ODO-RO-NO SPRAY DEODORANT
69
$2.00 LUSTRE CREME SHAMPOO only
$|59
79c WHITE VASELINE, pound
59
Mill City Pharmacy
J. C. Kimmel
Phone 6607
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79<
$1.00 SUAVE for Men
Mill City
IGA Wieners
lb 39c
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POTATOES u s. No i io lb 23c
PEACHES Hun,’s<^Zs212 tin $5.95
T omatoes " " $1.19
HILL TOP MARKET
Harold Kliewer
Telephone 2744
Mill City, Oregon.
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