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7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE I
THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1958
Real Estate
LIST WITH US
C b A S S I F I E D RATES OWNER LEAVING STATE has 3
bedroom house, two extra lots. The
Church bazaars, suppers, bake
price is drastically reduced. Call
•ales, etc, will be run under “Special
us.
Announcements’’ classification with
s minimum charge of 50 cents per Let met show you a beautiful three
bedroom home with 20 plus acres,
taaertion.
own well and spring. Only $1,000
Ten oenta per line each insertion.
down, balance of $,500 monthly.
Ne advertisement accepted for lea*
Other Good Buys
■ma 50 cent! per week.
L. R. COVILLE, REAL’ ESTATE
Count five words to th« line in
Nelson, Salesman
Phone 1957
ordering your ad. Phone 6651, Mill M.
Office at Mill City Lodge, Mill City
City or mail your adverti.em.nt to | hovs F V o R SALE" L o ^VZ
Th. Mill Chy Enterprise, Mill City,
L ' hUK bALh-Located on 3rd
avenue in Mill City. Five rooms,
•regon.
I tile bath, aluminum Venetian blinds
wired for range. Shake exterior.
Will sell on lease option.—Roy
S/Yuof/ons Wanted
Keirsey, 8104 S. E. Powell, Port
land.
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WANTED—Day work or work by
JOS?
DEVERS
REAL
ESTATE
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Jim Kesterson, 271 N. E. Alder.
W. R. Hutcheson, Salesman
Gates, Oregon.
Mill City.
24p Phone 4515
Vehicle Deaths
GATES J IMBERLINE Motor
In Oregon on Increase
WHEN IN NEED OF PRINTING
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By John
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Benneth
The Gates Woman’s club is having
When
the
weather
turns hot and
a social meeting Thursday, June 19 at
The motor vehicle mileage death
the Woman’s Club building. There will forests get tinder dry this summer,
be a P«t luck luncheon at 1 p. m. fol one of the finest fire-warning radio rate in Oregon increased considerably !
lowed by an hour of colored pictures systems in the country will maintain in April, jumping to 5.9 deaths per ’
showing the Gates area. Guests are a 24-hour vigil in southern Oregon. 100 million miles of travel, the De- ,
It is Roxy Radio, operated by 40 partment of Motor Vehicles' traffic
expected from Salem, Silverton. Mill
City and Idanha. All lo.al people are fire-conscious forest industries of safety division reported today.
Jackson County through the South
With 35 deaths in almost 591 mil
invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ambers, Jr. ern Oregon Conservation and Tree lion miles in April, the increase soar
of Klammath Falls visited in Gates Farm Assn, at Medford. The organi ed 1.5 point« over the March death
last Sunday with former friends. zation has more than 00 mobile trans rat« of 4.4.
With Oregonians apparently mak
They were returning from their hon mitters. In addition, it contributes
_ and will make
' > their to public safety in the region by ing a sincere endeavor to cut down
eymoon trip,
home in Klammath Falls. Clifford maintaining two-way radios at such on traffic accidents and deaths, the I
lived here at attended Gates schools remote points as the Boy Scout camp department said, the death rate fig
while his parents were in business at Lake of the Woods, the Methodist ure for the first four months stands
church camp at Dead Indian Soda at 5.4 as compared to 5:9 for the
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilson, ac Springs, in the fire department truck first four months of 1957.
An analysis of th« 26 fatal acci
companied by their daughter, Mrs. at Prospect and in the Salvation
dents which took 35 lives in April
Don Carey and three sons of Stayton , Army disaster car.
were in Albany on business one day ; SOCTFA also operates a similar show that the principal driving er-
radio network for 15 forest industry or—speed too fast for conditions—
this week.
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver and firms with 40 mobile units in the contributed to 11 accidents which
took 13 lives and injured 17 and play-
three daughters went to Portland Grants Pass area.
Miscellaneous
led a part in several other fatal mis-
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Sunday and enjoyed a trip to the
FOR SALE—Evaporating type air Zoo, which they report is much more Beauty And Profits Go Together i haps. The other big killer was being
When the Grays River Grange fin- on the wrong side of the road. This
conditioner, 2,000 cubit foot per interesting to them than ever before.
Mary, Shary and Bobbie Stubbs, ally had to thin its prized stand of act killed 10 persons and injured 20
minute capacity. $45. Can be seen
at Lillian’s Grocery, Mill City. 26 Judy Kadin and Lynette Parker are 100 huge walnut trees that beautify in three crashes.
Phone 5807
MUI City
Inattention played a part in at
attending Bible school in Mill City. the grange park near Grays River,
WANTED TO BUY—Cedar Shake These classes are sponsored by the Wash., grangers discovered that there least nine of the fatal accidents and
Bolts. Contact Nat A. Wills. Wills Mill City ministerial association.
profits as well as beauty in the grove. drinking was reported definite in two,
Brothers Single Co., Mill City. 21tf
The trees were brought from Illi the departmetn said.
Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m
Mrs. H. N. Wilson and Mrs. Don
nois
in 1874 as nuts and seedlings and
Carey and three boys of Stayton took
SEWING MACHINE
were planted by Hans P. Ahlberg.
Warping of aluminum pans is caus
a
picnic
lunch
and
drove
to
Silver
Electric Singer sewing machine in
founder of the Grays River (¡range. ed by sudden changes of temperature.
beautiful walnut cabinet, like new Creek Falls State park last Friday Several of the 85-year-old giants, After using, let it cool before putting
condition. Makes fancy stitches. for a little celebration, it being Mrs. ' some of which shut out the sun entire
water in it.
Pick up 7 payments of $6.84 or will Carey’s birthday.
Mrs. Clyde Oliver was hostess for ly from the park area around them,
discount for cash. Phone credit
have been removed. When word got
manager at EMpire 4-7102 or write the American Legion Auxiliary at out that some of the trees had to go.
her
home
on
Monday.
This
was
the
P. O. Box 163, Salem, Oregon. 24
last business meeting of the season an Italian firm which specializes in
ELECTRIC ORGAN—Want responsi and a potluck lunch waS enjoyed by making fine furniture stepped for
ble party to assume small monthly all present. Those attending were ward to buy the timber removed, thus
payments. Also spinet piano. Write Mmes. Robert Oliver, Oliver Watson, assuring that the old walnuts will con
Between
tinue to perform a useful and decor-1
Credit Manager, P. O. Box 226, Harry Harmon and Victor Herron.
Portland-Salem-Idanha
W. M. Howell worked Saturday on ative function.
Salem, Oregon.
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the church grounds using his “cat”
all way points
POWER MOWER—Repairing and to level and clear brush. His son 1 Tillamook Displays Forest Oddity
Sharpening. See Greenough’s Saw cleaned off trash and rock, also.
The Tillamook County Pioneer
Allied Van Lines Agent
Shop at Gates for a good job. Next Saturday, June 14th, there will Museum at Tillamook is displaying a
Phone 7341. On the highway at be another session at cleaning the huge burl cut from a spruce log. The
Local & Nationwide
lOtf. grounds, and everyone is asked to burl, donated to the museum by
Gates, Oregon.
Publishers’ Paper Co., Oregon City,
Household Moving
OFFICE FURNITURE and equip show up early and get this most im is 11 feet long, 12 feet in diameter
ment, typewriters, au iing machines, portant task done.
and is over 400 years old. Company
calculators, cash registers, duplicat
Stayton Phone 2125
foresters found the curiosity near
ors, safes, filing equipment. We sell,
Wheeler on the Oregon coast.
Try
a
For
Sale
ad
in
WE’LL BUILD
rent,
swap
and
repai-
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Bargains
in
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Salem EM 3-1626
used machines. Roet. Typewriter
Along The Lead Line
Exchange, 456 Court St.. Salem, tf
SHIP IT WRIGHT
A SHELTER FOR
Oregon’s pulp and paper mills have
an annual payroll of over $22 million,
WANT TO BUY TIMBER
pay $2.3 million yearly in state and
YOUR HOME!
Small or large tiacts
local taxes, and spend $20.5 million a
Either cash or stumpage bas s
year for wood. The industry ¡g a prime
I
Legal Notices
I STOUT CREEK LMB. CO.
market for Oregon tree farmers . . . The home that shelters you
W mile west of Mehama. Oregon 3tf
A
modern papermaking machine can needs shelter ... in the form
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS
produce newsprint 310 inches wide
is
hereby
given
that
Santisyn
Notice
MR. T. V. OWNER—You have quite
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2,000 feet a minute—some 350 of insurance coverage, com
an investment in your set. Why not (I nion
Schoo, District .‘J, Ml at
tons
a day . , . Swedish scientists have ,
prepare now for Electrical Storms 'City will be interested in receiving developed an electronic computor mic mensurate with today’s high
bids
for
the
construction
of
sidewalks
this summer. We have lightning
roscope that can count the number of
arrestors that are simple to install and curbings nt the high school site annual growth rings in a core of wood, property values.
Interested
for only ,90c.—Stiffler Radio-TV, not later than June 20.
measure the width between them,
Mill City, Phone 3207.
26 contractors should contact J. B. Put- then automatically compute the age CHECK WITH US . . . SOON
Of all kinds. Trusses
man, superintendent, for details.
Abdominal Supports
25 and annual growth of the tree. . . .
Sawmill LOGS WANTED ' Phone 8805 or 7408.
Oregon forest industries will spend D. B. HILL INSURANCf
Elastic Hosiery
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Top prices fcr Second Gr
close to $4 million to protect their
NOTICE OF SALE
Expert Fitters
STOUT CREEK LMB* CO For »ale by sealed bid the folk w- privately owned forest lands from fire
Private Fitting Rooms.
COMFANY
<8 west ot Mehama Oregon 51" ing described property located in the this year. The figure includes the cost
City of Mill City, County of Linn, of snag falling, an item which will
SEE US SOON
amout to nearly $1 million. The bal
State of Oregon, to-witt:
"Ask Your Doctor”
Furniture
ance of the funds will go for watch
Commencing at the NW corner
man services on logging operations, Phone 1708, Mill City, Oregon
of Lot 26, SHAW’S ADDITION
UNFINISHED FURNITURE ami
purchase of fire-fighting tools and
TO MILL CITY, which plat is
Used Furniture Bargains. We g<ve
equipment, patrols on Tree Farms
recorded in Book 5, page 24,
Penny Saver Stamps. Phone 6804.
and high fire-hazard areas, fire
Plat Records'; thence East on the
H. L. Stiff Furniture Company
North line of Lot 26, 141.25 feet;
fighting, slash disposal and regular
504 State St
367rd St., Stavtnn
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fire patrol assessments paid through
thence South 206 feet; thence
tax roll and association memberships.
West 141.25 feet; thence North
Corner of Liberty
One advantage of being a tree farmer; ’
206 feet to the place of begin
Card of Thanks
Timber is one farm crop in which'
S and H Green Stamps
ning.
Property consists of 141.25 ftx206 harvest time can be postponed until
I wish to thank all the friends and
neghbors for the many cards, lettters, ft. lot, two bedroom home with full the market price is right.
and flowers sent to me while I was basement, single garage and small
There will be fewer wrinkles to iron
confined to the hospital in Salem. bam. City water. From theatre go
They were greatly appreciated by east on Grove stret to end of street, if you fold the clothes as you sprinkle.
both my wife and I—Charles Dole-1 Turn right, then left at first turn. Do not roll the article, just fold.
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sa]e wiU be by sealed bid. Envel-
Salt penetrates into meat only one-
ope containing bid must be plainly h«'f inch. Salt the roast as you slice
Business Opportunities
marked, “Sealed Bid.” Please refer to h or let each person salt their own.
L-5663-F in all correspondence. A
INCOME OPPORTUNITY
good and sufficient bond or certified
Reliable man or woman from this check for 10 per cent (10%) of bid
GENERAL REPAIRING
area to service a route of cigarette must accompany bid. Right is re
machines. Will take 5 hours a week served to reject any and all bids.
WELDING
of your spare time and can net as Property will be sold “as is.” Mini
high as $275 monthly and can be mum price is Four Thousand One
We have on hand
built to full time business with our Hundred Dollar. ($4,100.00). “
Mini-
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BAKERIES
help, which could eventually net mum acceptable terms ten per cent
$20,000 annually. No experience or I (10%) down, eleven (11) years to
selling rfecesaary, route is estab pay balance on contract. Interest
lished for the operator. To qualify will be charged at the rate of five
you must have $900 to $1800 cash per eent (1%) per annum on un Veryl & Jim Hoover, Prop
You will be a WINNER, when immediately available, which is se paid balane*.
Ph. 2602
or
Ph. 351
cured, and a serviceable automo
Bids will be opened in the office of
you get your car serviced at
bile. If sincerely interested write the undersigned on July 3. 1*58 at
for personal interview giving phone
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number of brief outline of back
Date of First Publication, Jun« I,
ground to Box 5182, - St. Paul, 196«.
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Date of Uwt Publication, Jun« 26,
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MILLCITY
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Viv's Sieak House
PRESENTS
COL.TIM McCOY
IN PERSON
Closed Mondays
WRIGHT TRUCK LINE
THE ENTERPRISE
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Capital Drug Store
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Americas Third Largest
Wild Animal Circus
Hoover's Repair
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For Rent
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
One block from poet office. T. V.
Cable installed. Clean and modem.
Tex Blasek. Phone 3M2.
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AUTO SUPPLIES
YZSf YOUR BRAKES
ANO
6'VE OUR Ki OS A 8 RE A
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
One extra large bedroom. Carport
Hot and cold water furnished.
Phone 6705.
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Enterprise.
DIRDCTOR OF VETERANS'
AFFADIS
State Finance Bui Id trig,
Salem, Oregon.
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