1— THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE I
THURSDAY, JUNE 5. 1958
ChASSIFIED RATES
Church bazaars, suppers, bake
•ales, etc, will be run under “Special
Aanouacements” classification with
* minimum charge of 50 cents per
taaertion.
Ten oents per line each insertion
No advertisement accepted for lees
*>n 50 cents per week.
Count five words to the line in
ordering your ad. Phone 6651, Mill
CMy ar mail your advertisement to
The Mill City Enterprise, Mill City,
Oregon.
Situations Wanted
WANTED—Day work or work by
the hour. Genevieve Kesterson, %
Jim Kesterson, 271 N. E. Alder.
Mill City.
24p
Viv's Steak House
Phone 5807
• •
MMI City
Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Closed Mondays
WRIGHT TRUCK LINE
Between
Portland-Salem-ldanha
all way points
reporters’ memories, and hay and for
age crop prospects were said to aver
age the best in more than three de
cades.
Fruit production prospects were al
so examined in the report. Srawber-.
ries in Oregon may be down as much'
as 16 percent from the record 1957 ■
output due to reduced acreages and
slightly lower yield prospects. ¡The 1
national strawberry crop is expected
to be down only 1 percent below last
year s record. The sweet cherry con
dition down a little but still above
average.
Good water supplies tn the state
are helping Oregon’s crop prospects.
Mrs. Horrell added. Moisture in April
was above normal in many areas, she (
said, and this added to the already ad
equate to abundant irrigation sup
plies.
Real Estate
LIST WITH US
L. R. COVILLE, REAL ESTATE
M Nelson, Salesman
Phone 1957
Office at Mill City Lodge, Mill City
HOUSE FOR SALE—Located on 3rd
avenue in Mill City. Five rooms,
tile bath, aluminum Venetian blinds
wired for range. Shake exterior.
Will sell on lease option.—Roy
Keirsey, 8104 S. E. Powell, Port-
tent
25
JOS. DEVERS REAL ESTATE
W R Hutcheson, Salesman
Phone 4515
Gates. Oregon.
Miscellaneous
FOR SALE—Evaporating type air
conditioner, 2,000 cubit foot per
minute capacity. $45. Can be seen
at Lillian’s Grocery, Mill City. 26
The Canyon's Own
value of your property? If bo
you stand to lose important
money in case of fire.
Today.. $3.00 per Year
CHECK WITH US NOW
i
D. B. HILL INSURANCE
COMPANY
SEE US SOON
Phone 1708, MW City, Oregaa
For Rent
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
One block from post office. T. V.
Cable installed. Clean and modern.
Tex Blazek, Phone 2652.
15
STOUT CREEK LMB. CO.
1
Good Crop Year
Seen For State
In OSC Outlook
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
One extra large bedroom. Carport.
Crops should oe good in Oregon this
Hot and cold water furnished. year, in line with good crop reports
MR T. V. OWNER—You have quite
Phone 6705.
21tf from across the nation.
an investment in your set. Why not
That’s the outlook in the May crop
prepare now for Electrical Storms FOR RENT—Hospital beds and mat
Household Moving
report
U. S. depart
tresses, rollaway beds and mat-
- put out
. by the reports
this summer. We have lightning
Mrs.
tresses. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
of
arrestors that are simple to install
agricult-
Stayton Phone 2125
We give Penny Saver Stamps. 367 Eivera Horrell, extension State col-
for only .90c.—Stiffler Radio-TV,
nral economist at Orgeon
Mill City, Phone 3207.
26' ird St. Stayton. Phone 6904. 33tf lege.
Salem EM 3-1626
| Oregon's winter wheat crop yill
probably be larger than last year, fall
SHIP IT WRIGHT
ing only slightly short of the 1952
and 1953 peak years, Mrs. Harrell
! said. Nationally, another billion bush
el winter wheat crop—also third larg
est on record—is expected.
Furniture
I Looking at other crops, Mrs. Hor-
More than $200 million are added rell found that Oregon’s rye crop was
UNFINISHED FURNITURE and
Used Furniture Bargains. We give to Oregon’s economy each year by a little better on May 1 than a year
lone »«tn
Penny Saver Stamps. Phone
6804, farm products shipped to out-of-state ' earlier. And pastures in the state were
Companyi
1 markets, according to Oregon State in better condition than a year ago,
H L. Stiff Furniture
38tf c°lleRe agricultural economists.
■ but the condition of tame hay in the
367rd St., Sta.vton.
Out-of-state sales account for state was a little under that of last
about one out of every two dollars May. Nationally, the condition of the
taken in by Oregon farmers. In the rye crop was reported the best in most
Card of Thanks
Of all kinds. Trusses
case of some specialty crops—such
Abdominal Supports
We wish to express our thanks to as Oregon’s $15 million annual pear
Elastic Hosiery
the Mill City Volunteer Fire depart crop—upwards of 90% «re sold out
Expert Fitters
ment for the prompt answer to our side the state.
Private Fitting Rooms.
Crops with more than 90%
call for help when our chimney caught
fire Tuesday night. It is gratifying farm receipts from shipments
to live in a city where the firemen outside markets include snap beans
"Ask Your Doctor”
are so prompt.— Mr. and Mrs. Charles and strawberries, each grossing about
Wirkkalal
23 $10 million a year.
Other berries, filberts, peppermint
oil, hops, cannery beats, green peas,
cherries, prunes, and more than a
Legal Notices
dozen grass and legume seed crops
504 State St.
are in the 90%-plus groups highly
NOTICE OF SALE
For sale by sealed bid the follow depedent on outside markets.
Corner of Liberty
Wheat and cattle top the outside
ing described property located in the
S and H Green Stamp«
City of Mill City, County of Linn, market list for dollar volume. More
than three-fourths of the cash in
State of Oregon, to-witt:
come for Oregon's $50 million an
Commencing at the NW corner
nual wheat crop comes from outside
of Lot 26, SHAW’S ADDITION
the
state, and one-fourth to one-half
TO MILL CITY, which plat is
the $60 million yearly sates of cattle
recorded in Book 5, page 24,
and calves are out-of-state.
Plat Records; thence East on the
The 090 economists say sales out
North line of Lot 26, 141.25 feet:
side the state probably account for
thence South 206 feet; thence
75 to 90% of the cash income from
West 141.25 feet; thence North
larm
forest porducts—a $15 million
206 feet to the place of begin
[ yearly business—and from
such
ning.
Property consists of 141 25 ftx206 crops as onions, walnuts, sweet corn,
I ft. lot, two bedroom home with full and barley.
Between half and three-fourths of
basement, single garage and small
farm income originates outside
barn. City water. From theatre go the
I east on Grove »tret to end of street. the state for Oregon’s $12 million
potato harvest, the $5 million apple
| Turn right, then left at first turn. crop, sheep and lambs, wool, turkeys,
! Second house on right.
Sale will be by sealed bid. Envel red clover seed, carrots, and cauli-
ope containing bid must be plainly
marked, “Sealed Bid.” Please refer to
L-5663-F in all correspondence. A
You won’t need glasses to good and sufficient bond or certified
check for 10 per cent (10%) of bid
see we have the finest ser must accompany bid. Right is re
served to reject any and all bids.
vice in town.
Property will be sold "as is.” Mini
mum price is Four Thousand One
Hundred Dollars ($4,100.00). Mini-
[ mum acceptable terms ten per cent
(10%) down, eleven (11) years to
SERV ICE STATION & I I pay
balance on contract. Interest
! will be charged at the rate of five
TRAILER COURT
I per cent (5%) per annum on i
Phone 903, Mill City.
paid balance.
MOTOR TUNEUPS
Bids will be opened in the office
the undersigned on July 3. 1958
and
3:00 P. M.
BRAKE WORK
Date of First Publication, June 5,
AUTO SUPPLIES
1958.
Date of Last Publication, June 1
1958.
DIRECTOR OF VETERANS’
AFFAIRS
State Finance Building,
Salem, Oregon.
Allied Van Lines Agent
Local & Nationwide
of covering today’s higher
Mill City Enterprise '
POWER MOWER—Repairing
Sharpening. See Greenough’s Saw
Shop at Gates for a good job.
Phone 7341. On the highway al
lOtf.
Gates, Oregon.
Small or large tracts
Either cash or stumpage basis
Does your insurance fall Bhort
Subscribe to The
ELECTRIC ORGAN—Want responsi
ble party to assume small monthly
payments. Also spinet piano. Write
Credit Manager, P. O.
Salem, Oregon.
WANT TO BUY TIMBER
SHADOW FROM
YOUR HOME
WANTED TO BUY—Cedar Shake
Bolts. Contact Nat A. Wills. Wills
Brothers Single Co., Mill City. 21tf
OFFICE FURNITURE snd equip
ment. typewriters, adding machines,
calculators, cash registers, duplicat
ors, safes, filing equipment. We sell,
rent, swap and repaii. Bargains in
used machines. Roes Typewriter
Exchange, 456 Court St.. Salem, tf
REMOVE THIS
Vi mile west of Mehama. Oregon 3tf
SS„K.
SURGICAL
If you are looking for a real
ly good place to spend an ev
ening where the food is ex
quisite and the music good,
here is the place to come.
Half of Oregon
Farm Products Are
Sold Out of the State
SUPPORTS
Try one of our choice steaks
or a plate of chicken.
Sea Foods too.
Closed Monday Nite—Live Music 6 Nites a Week
The Riverview Cafe
Phone UL 9-2171
Mehama, Oregon
June's
Capital Drug Store
SILVER SADDLE.
F4- ' -A ;
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