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t—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1956
Real Estate
REAL ESTATE
Glen Shelton, Broker
Order Your Printing From The
MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
Our Great America
classified rates
Church bazaars, suppers, bake sales, West side Mill City
Phone 2207
ete. will be run under '"Special An­
nouncements" classification with a FOR SALE—40 acre farm, 13 acres
under cultivation. Some timber.
■unimum charge of 50 cents per in­
sertion.
Good spring water piped to and
Count five words to the line in
in the house. Modern house. Also
ordering your ad. Phone 2651, Mill
for sale, 1 KO Allis Chalmers Cat
City or mail your advertisement to
with blade and lines. Good condi­
The Mill City Enterprise. Mill City,
tion.—R. C. Berry, Rt. I, Box 195
Oregon.
Lyons.
Sp
Ten cents per line each insertion.
REAL ESTATE
No advertisement accepted for less
JOS. DEVERS REAL ESTATE
eha.'i 50 cents per week.
W. R. Hutcheson, Salesman
Gates, Oregon.
To dispose of that surplus Phone 45)5
Quality Meats and Groceries
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
FROZEN FOODS
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Try a For Sale ad in
The Mill City Enterprise
Viv's Steak House
Phone 5807
FOOD LOCKERS
MILL CITY MEAT MARKET
Business Services
Mill City
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PIANO LESSONS at my home.—
Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson, 314 S. W.
2nd Ave. Phone 1602, Mill City. 7p
Open 6 a. m. to 11 p. m
Closed Mondays
Furniture
UNFINISHED FURNITURE
Used Furniture Bargains. We give
Penny Saver Stamps. Phone 6804,
H. L. Stiff Furniture Company,
367rd St., Stay ton.
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PAINTING—Let me do your paint-
ing’ and decorating. Interior or ex-
terio. First class workmanship.—
C. A. Cummins, P. O. Box 98,
Mehama, Oregon.
9p
NOTICE
Parents Urged to Use Every Weapon
At Hand to Prevent Dental Decay
SHAVINGS FOR SALE—3ft unit
load delivered. Phone Lyons UL
The following article was given to |
rick 9-2245.
8 the publisher today by Effie Cole, gex and uncooked vegetables such as
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county health nurse:
carrots and celery for sweets as be-
SEE US when in need of T. V. An­
tween-meal snacks for the kiddies.
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If
parents
took
advantage
of
all
tennas and supplies. We handle a
the
preventive
measures
available
complete fine of Philco television
The toothbrush it still one of the
sets. $179 and up. Stiffler Radio their children would grow up entirely best weapons against decay, It is
and Appliance Co. Phone 3207 Mil! free of dental disorders," Dr. Harold important, thoughthat the teeth
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Hutchinson,
Salem
dentist tlTtil
and be brushed after meals.
one of the chairmen in the current
Periodic check-ups with the family
1 National Dental Health Week pro­ dentist also helps detect dental troub­
Miscellaneous
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gram, said.
les before they become large, pain­
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FOR SALE—Bed springs and matt-
About one-half of the first grade ful ones.
. u.p school students in ”
Marion
ress. Good condition. Oregon Pulp
1 county have
Another weapon against tooth de­
house, between Mill City and , not received dental care of any kind,
cay,
recommended by county health
6p it was reported this weekend on the
Gates.
-------- i eve of National Children’s Dental and dental associations, is fluorida­
tion of drinking water. This can be ■
LOGS WANTED
Health week.
accomplished either by treating pub­
Top prices paid. Six inch to 50 inch i A school survey conducted last fall lic water supplies or by adding fluor­
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foot, Am
or multi- » by ‘ the
Marion
Health
pies ef eight feet. We also ’ buy 1 ment indicated that 1,062 of the total ides to individual water and milk
supplies.
stamps ge.
! 2,074 first grade kids had not re-
Such treatments, it is indicated, re­
; BURKLAND LUMBER CO. i ceived dental attention.
duce tooth decay from 40 to 65
Turner, Oregon
Of course, it was pointed out, not percent with no ill effects discovered
Phone Turner 1125: Evenings phone the students on the non-attention list to date. More than 1,100 commun­
I Turner 2502 or Salem 27826.
25tf stood in heed of dental care. But if ities in the United States currently
FOR SALE—Well kept grand piano national averages are followed a good fluoridate their water supplies.
On the home front this week, pub­
worth $125. $50. Cash or pay­ share of them should have had some
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lic health nurses in conjunction with
ments. Oregon Pulp Paper house, sort of care.
This year the health department in local dental groups, will
continue
between Mill City and Gates.
6p
cooperation with the local Marion- their program of stressing dental
BUY THE BEST—When you by a Polk Dental Association has carried ! health before schools and
parents
Fowler g’.ass lined Water Heater, I on a campaign to promote better den- ’ organizations.
you know _-ou are buying the best. tai health through the schools.
One method has been to urge cur- j
Easy Terms. Lyons Plumbing and
Electrical Supply. Phone UL9-2335. tailment of the sale of candy and car- ■
bonated beverages in the schools. |
WANT TO BUY TIMBER j Lectures, films, exhibits and other ;
I published materials also have stress-
Small or large tracts
Either cash or stumpage basis
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STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. “Since dental disorders have their '
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mile west of Mehama. Oregon
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proper dental health procedures helps
FOR SALE—Full size gas range. | the chiw avoid ¿„'j disease that
practically new._254 S. E. Grove, lagueg his parentsDr. Hutchinson
St., Mill City. J. L. Keeton.
5p ga-(j
OFFICE FURNITURE and equip-I Improper diet can be blamed for the
ment. typewriters, adding machine«, lar8« incidence of the dental decay,
calculators, cash registers, duplicat­ dentist say. Sugar, one of the main
ors, safes, filing equipment. We sell, factors of decay, is consumed in 10
rent, swap and repair. Bargains in times the amount of 100 years ago.
Parents are urged to subsitiute
used machines. Roen Typewriter
Exchange, 456 Court St.. Salem, tf fresh fruits such as apples and oran-
Personal property taxpayers are required
to file an invoice as of January 1,1956, with
the Assessor for an assessment base. As­
sessment must be filed on or before March
2, 1956. Penalty provided after due date.
Trucks and automobiles carrying State li­
cense plates, and furniture in private homes
are exempt
Trailer houses, licensed or unlicensed, being
used as a residence, and furniture in Motels,
Hotels, Apartment and Rooming Houses
are subject to taxation.
If you nave not received an assessment
please notify the Assessor’s Office.
John W. Sheppard
Linn County Assessor.
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SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Of all kind«. Trusses
Abdominal Supports
Elastic Hosiery
Expert Fitters
Private Fitting Rooms.
“Ask Your Doctor”
Capital Drug Store
504 SUte St
Corner of Liberty
S and H Green Stampe
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Today..$3.00per Year
GOOD COOKING
Six used Propane Ranges. We
furnish one year free tank
rental with each range.
Some with griddle,
A generation of cooking left in these.
Two Bendix Washers, each $50.00.
Two good conventional late model
Washers, each _____________ $50.00
GAS HEAT OF LYONS
Lyons, Oregon
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Top prices for Second Growth
>4 west of Mehama. Oregon
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For Rent
FOR RENT—Modern one bedroom
house, 1 mile east of Gates.—Ed
Chance, Phone 5803.
6p
FOR RENT—One bedroom house
between Mill Ctiy and Gates on
highway 22.—Call Chuck’s Fine
Foods, 5822.
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SERVICE STATION &
TRAILER COURT
Phone 903. Mill City.
GATES
TTRES and BATTERIES
AUTO SUPPLIES
$2.00 for Males and Spayed Females
$3.00 for Females not Spayed.
After March 1st an additional charge of $2.00 win
lie made as a penalty.
To secure a dog license send your name and luldreaa
and state the sex of the dog and enclose the proper fee
After March 1st the Dog
Catcher Will Take Over
Situations Wanted
WANTED—Housework, baby sitting
or cafe dishwashing.—Nettie Prit­
chard, City Trailer Court.
5p
License for dogs in the City limits of Albany and Sweet
Home are secured at the City Hall of said cities.
CALL FOR BIDS
Bill will be opened at 8:00 P. M.,
February 14, 1956, at the Mill City
Grade School, covering approximate­
ly 17,000 gallons of light fuel oil
(300), and 3,000 gallons of diesel oil,
to be delivered to the Mill City
schools before June 30, 1956.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 129 J
EDNA F. ROSS, Clerk.
Card of Thanks
I wish to express my sincere ap­
preciation to all those who have
been so kind to us since my auto­
mobile accident. To all those who
sent cards to me while I was in the
hospital in Goldendale, W’ash., and
especially to all the clubs and indi­
viduals for their financial asaistance.
It i* truly a wonderful feeling to be
remembered by all you fine people.
—Mrs. Clarence Meader.
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FOR RENT—Furnished one and two
bedroom apartments, $50 and up
CARD OF THANKS
per month. See Chuck’s Fine
We wish to express our thanks to
Foods, Phone 5822PO. East of all those w’ho were so kind at the
Gates on Highwsy 22.
38tf time of the passing of our sister,
FOR RENT—2 bedroom house lo­ Martha M. Brown.—Mr. and Mrs.
cated two blocks from school.— Charles R. Ryan and friends.
Carl Kelly, phone Mill City, 6803
or 2251.
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FOR RENT—Hospital beds and mat­
tresses, rollaway beds and mat­
tresses. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
We give Penny Saver Stamps. 367
3rd St. Stayton. Phone 6804. 33tf
R. M. RUSSELL, Clerk
Legal Notices
MILL CITY
DISPOSAL SERVICE
i ou re playing your cards smartly when you choose
an OK Used Car. A mighty low bid will bring you
high returns in value. That’s because volume trading
-for new Chevrolets means volume savings passed
on to you. OK Used Cars are always inspected, re­
conditioned, and dealer-warranted in writing.
CAPS
Also light hauling
Leeaard Herman
Phon*
LOOK FOR THE OK TRADEMARK I
Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer
Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc
weeklv mckups $1.50 ner month
WHY
1956 dog licenses are due and payable at the County
Clerk’s Office, Albany, Oregon
Mill City Enterprise
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STOUT CREEK LMB. CO.
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DOG OWNERS
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