»—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1956
Sail (’loth Pedal Pushers
Jacket and Blouse Outfits
For Misses and Girls
We have just received a large shipment of these new
Spring Outfits. Come in and make your selection today.
These can be bought as sets or individual garments.
JENNIE’S
Next Door to Post Office
We give S&H Green Stamps
FOR YOUR
BEST BUYS
SHOPATTHE
Hilltop General Store
Your Marshall-Wells Store
Hilltop General Store
A and M Toman, Owners
Phone 2724 Mill City
Mill Ends
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Burton and
Rosemary of Scio, were Sunday vis
itor« at the George Cree home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore left
Tuesday for a month’s trip to Okla
homa, where they will visit relatives i
and firends.
Spending Sunday evening at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree
were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O’Rourke
and daughter, Jean, of Ukiah, Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Burton and
daughter, Rosemary of Scio, Mr. and j
Mrs. Gordon McMorris and Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Johnson and daughter,
Frances.
The Sunday school class, taught by
Mrs. Robert Roach, and made up of
a group of sixth graders, enjoyed a
Valentine party at Fellowship hall I
Saturday evening. About 10 boys and I
girls attended the affair, the party I
lasting from 7 until 9. Entertain
ment for the evening consisted of
various games, followed by the serv- '
ing of refreshments. A committeee
made up among the membership had
assisted in making the plans and in |
i the serving.
The 80th birthday anniversary of1
Mrs. W. W. Mason of Eugene, form
er long-time resident here, was cele- l
brated with a family dinner and
get-together in salem recently, the,
actual birthday falling on January J
30. A large, decorated birthday cake
i featured the affair, and “Happy
j Birthday’’ was sung over the loud
| speaker at the restaurant in her
| honor. Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
I George Mason of Rickreall, Mrs.
I Arthur Mason and two children,
i Marti« and Catherine, of Eugene,
I Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mason, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Mason, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Kelly and three children, Karen 1
Jean, Carl Hall, and Patrick, all of
Mill City, and the guest of honor,
Mrs. W. W. Mason of Eugene.
SAVE $49
I
In order to give you Better Merchandise for
Lower Prices, we have gone on a strictly
CASH BASIS
Here Are The Canyon’s Lowest
Prices. You buy for less when you pay cash
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Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
COFFEE 93
«
All Standard Brands
Limit
Pard Dog Food
3
35c
cans
Chili 4 89
Fancy Small
Oysters 2
Cans
59c
Û
Frozen and Pan Ready
Each
FRIERS
99
SHOPSMITH
HENS $1.19
Light Meat, Chunk Style
TUNA 4
WITH 4 In. JOINTER or IS In. JIGSAW
Can
$1.00
Frozen and Pan Ready. 3 lbs. average
Each
I
TWO WEEKS ONLY
FIRST TIME EVER! FEBRUARY 16 29
FREE JOINTER or JIGSAW WITH
SHOPSMITH
ALL FOR $289.50
I
Radishes - Green Onions
3 Bunches 10c
KELLY LUMBER SALES
Open Saturdays
Authorized Shopsmith Dealer
East Mill City Ümits, Hiway 22
Phone 6803
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HILL TOP MARK T
HAROLD KU EWER
Telephone 2744
MILL CITY, O? GON
We reserve the right to limit quantit ej