The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, June 26, 1958, Page 7, Image 7

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    7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
THLRSDAY. JUNE 26. 1958
Bassett are moving to Salem soon, ternoon where they visited friends
hr has employment.
until Sunday night.
FOX VALLEY | where
Harley Scott has taken care of the
Fax Thayer of Portland was a cal­
Real Estate
JOS DEVERS REAL ESTATE
Miscellaneous
CLASSIFIED RATES
W. R. Hutcheson, Salesman
WANTED TO BUY—Cedar Shake
Cbureh bazaars, suppers, bake Pbons 4Mb
Gates. Oregon.
Bolts. Contact Nat A. Wills. Wills
ealea, etc. will be run under “Specia.
Brothers Single Co., Mill City. 21tf
Awnoaacements” classification with
Business Opportunities
POWER MOWER—Repairing and
a minimum charge of 50 cents per
Sharpening. See Greenough’s Saw
tBMTtion.
RELIABLE PARTY
Shop at Gates for a good job.
Ten cents per hne each insertion, j Must be capable to operate and man­
Phone 7341. On tke highway al
IQs advertisement accepted for leu
age a business. Work consists of
lOtf.
Gates, Oregon.
*aa 50 cents per week.
servicing route of cigarette ma­
Count five words to the line in
chines. No selling. Full or part time. OFFICE FURNITURE »nd equip
ordering your ad. Phone 6651, Mill
ment. typewriters, adding machines,
Route will be established for op­
CMy er mail your advertisement to
calculators, cash registers, duplicat
erator. At least $1,100.(10 to
$2,-
The Mill City Enterprise, Mil) City,
ora, safes, filing equipment. We gelt
200.00 cash investment required.
rent, »wap and repait Bargains it
Grego®.
This is a very profitable business of
used machines. Roeh Typewritei
your own that can be started on a
Exchange. 456 Court St., Salem, tf
small scale and be built up to a
very large profit annually. Write
giving phone no. to American Vik­ WANT TO BUY TIMBER
Small or large tracts
ing Mfg. Co., 1513 Foshay Tower,
Either cash or stumpage basis
Minneapolis 2, Minnesota.
26p.
See Us for Printing
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
The Mill City Enterprise Opportunity
for reliable man or wom­
Viv's Steak House
Phone 5807
MHI City
Closed Mondays
9
Between
Portland-Salem-Idanha
all way points
Allied Van Lines Agent
Local & Nationwide
Household Moving
Stayton Phone 2125
Salem EM 3-1626
SHIP IT WRIGHT
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Of all kinds. Trusses
Abdominal Supports
Elastic Hosiery
Expert Fitters
Private Fitting Rooms.
‘Ask Your Doctor”
Capital Drug Store
504 State St
Comer of Liberty
S and H Green Stampe
Vi mile we»t of Mehama. Oregon Stf
an to serve this community as local MR. T. V. OWNER—You have quite
an investment in your set. Why not
distributor of nationally popular
prepare now for Electrical Storms
products sold through vending ma­
chines. Person selected will own I this summer. We have lightning
and manager of an established | arrestors that are simple to install
for only .90c.—Stiffler Radio-TV,
route. By investing $605 and de­
I
voting few hours spare time each
Mill City, Phone 3207.
26
week, can earn to $150 or more per
month. No experience needed—no Sawmill LOGS WANTED
selling. Just refill machines and
Top prices fur Second Growth
collect the money. Territory Sup­ STOUT CREEK LMB. CO
ervisor will be interviewing here
W west of Mehama. Oregon Wtf
in a few days. Qualified applicants
should write at once, giving phone
number to Sundry Supply Corp.,
Furniture
2812 Havenscourt Blvd., Oakland,
California.
26 UNFINISHED FURNITURE and
Used Furniture Bargains. We give
OPPORTUNITY
Penny Sarver Stamps. Phone 6804.
MAN OR WOMAN
H L. Stiff Furniture Company,
Responsible person from this area,
367rd St., Stayton.
33tf
to service and collect from auto­
matic dispensers. No selling. Age
Card of Thanks
not essential. Car, references, and
$400.00 to $700.00
investment
We wish to take this means of
necessary. 7 to 12 hours weekly nets
excellent monthly income. Possibil­ thanking all the friends and neighb­
ity fulltime work. For local inter­ or« for their flowers and other gra­
view give phone and particulars. cious expressions of sympathy in the
Write P O. Bex 146, Minneapolis sudden death of our beloved husband
40. Minn.
26 and father.—Mrs. George Huffman.1
ening where the food is ex­
Mrs. Janice Digerness, Mrs. Janet
Titus. Mrs. Jaanette Cornell.
26
lfi-*99
quisite and the music good,
....................
NOTH E OF FIN \L SETTLEMENT
Help Wanted
here
is the place to come.
I have filed my Final Account in the
Man living in or vicinity of Mill City
estate
of
Rose
Price,
deceased,
with
Legal
Notices
to handle wholesale supply ac­
the County Clerk of Marion County.
Try one of our choice steaks
counts. No selling or soliciting. Ap­
NOTICE OF SALE
Oregon and the court has set the 22
proximately $700 a month profit to
or a plate of chicken.
For sale by sealed bid the follow­ day of July, 1958, at 9:15 o'clock A.
start. With extra effort account®
ing described property located in the M. and the circuit court room as the
can be handled on a part time basis City of Mill City, County of Linn,
Sea Foods too.
time and place for hearing objections
at first but must be willing to de­ State of Oregon, to-witt:
thereto
and
the
settlement
of
said
es
­
vote full time in near future for ex­
Commencing at the NW comer
Closed Monday Nite—Live Music 6 Nites a Week
tate.
pansion accounts that company will
of Lot 26, SHAW’S ADDITION
BEATRICE SMITH,
' obtain. Business potential of $25,000
TO MILL CITY, which plat is I j
Executrix of the Estate of
annual income. Must be responsible,
recorded in Book 5, page 24,
Rose Price, Deceased.
have a good credit rating, and a
BELL & GEHLEN
reliable car. You will need a mini-1 Plat Records; thence East on the
Mehama, Oregon
North line of Lot 26, 141.25 feet; I Stayton. Oregon
Phone UL 9-2171
mum of $1,450 t<* $2,900 cash to
thence
South
206
feet;
thence
so
I
Attys,
for
Exec.
properly handle. This business of­
West 141.25 feet; thence North
fers sound security and financial
206 feet to the place of begin­
future. If you can meet these re­
ning.
quirements g ve uS*your backgrcund
Property consists of 141 25 ftx206
and write:
ft. lot, two bedroom home with full
Superior Placement Service basement, single garage and small
barn. City water. From theatre go
Inc.
east on Grove stret to end of street.
MAIN OFFICE
Turn right, then left at first turn.
15310 HIGHWAY 7
Second house on right
HOPKINS, MINNESOTA
Sale will be by sealed bid. Envel­
27c ope containing bid must be plainly
marked, “Sealed Bid.” Please refer to
L-5663-F in all correspondence. A I
For Rent
good and sufficient bond or certified
FOR REN 1 — Hospital beds Md mat­ check for 10 per cent (10%) of bid
To blend in and bring out
tresses, rollaway beds and mat­ must accompany bid. Right is I re­
tresses. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. served to reject any and all bids. I
natures delicate flavors.
We gave Penny Saver Stamps. 367 Property will be sold “as is.” i Mini-
One
I
3rd St. Stayton. Phone 6804. 33tf mum price is Four Thousand
•Oty
j Hundred Dollars ($4,100.00). i Mini-
FOR RENT—1 bedroom and 2 bed­ mum acceptable terms ten per cent
room furnished houses one mile east | (10%) down, eleven (11) years to
of Mill City. Has TV cable installed pay balance on contract. Interest
F-S4
See Mrs. Bob Rash at that location. ■will be charged at the rate of five
Oliver Willis.
25tfc.
Hoover's Repair
Open 6 a. m. to 10 p. m.
WRIGHT TRUCK LINE
STOUT CREEK LMB CO.
Mrs. J. H. Johnston
telephone line work the past five ler at the J H. Johnstons Thurs­
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barker and weeks, while Wendell Weaver was day of last wek. Thayer is a cousin
children of Stayton were Thursday i attending school for repair line and of Mrs. Johnston. He had been to
business callers in Fox Valley. Mr. phone workman. Weaver had an in­ Madras to visit a few days and waa
Barker is employed at the Simpson jured hand that hindered him from returning home when he stopped to
Logging Company plant in Fox Val­ working when he left for school. He see the Johnstons. Mrs. Floyd Shelt­
ley.
returned home the last of the week. on in Stayton is a sister. He visited
Mrs. Nick Gustafson and Mrs.
Judy Barnard, the small daughter her on the way through town.
Hugh Johnston went to Eugene Fri­
Mrs. Paul Schiewek of Lyons with
convalescing
from an accident gun
day to get Jerry Gustafson who has
Mrs. Maude Johnston were Albany
shot
wound
in
her
leg.
I
been in school there.
Mrs Martha Etzel and four child- '' ¿'L ' ' m *, '?
Mrs. Colvill and Mrs. Mabel Nel­
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bassett moved
son of Mill City were business callers ren, with Freida Thayer and Donnie to Salem this past weekend. He had
Aardappel
left
Wednesday
mornihg
in Fox Valley Wednesday of last
for a three-week’s trip to the Eastern finished college in Eugene and is em­
week.
ployed in Salem.
___ ___
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gilman
and states. Mrs Etzel and children are | Marshall Powell’s mother, Mrs.
Gilman
’
s
stopping
in
Missouri
to
visit
her
par
­
two children with Mrs. C............
Frank Powell of Silverton has been
mother. Mrs. Nellie Comstock, all of ents whom she had not seen for ill the past week.
Medford were Friday evening visitors several years. Freida Thayer and the
at the Jack Johnston home. The Gil­ boy she has kept for about two
To make a rice ring, lightly proas
man family were enroute to a nep­ years were to go on to Ohio where fluffy cooked rice into a greased ring
hews’ wedding in Seattle. Mrs. Com­ she will attend a teacher’s conference mold. Keep hot until time to serve.
stock, Mrs. Johnston’s sister came to for four days as a delegate. The Aard- Unmold and fill center with your
Fox Valley to visit with her relatives apel boys’ father is stationed In Vir­ favorite creamed food.
here until Sunday afternoon, when her ginia at an Air Force base and his
daughter’s family returned from home with his father.
Mrs. Raymond Forrest and daugh­
Seattle, after visiting a sister of
Mr. Gilman over Saturday night in ter, Debra, of Stayton were Friday
GENERAL REPAIRING
Salem. The Medford folks departed afternoon callers at the Jack John­
ston
home.
for Medford Sunday evenmg.
WELDING
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Meinert and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston and
We have on hand
family were addtional Father's day children of Waldport spent Wednes­
day visiting with the Floyd Bassetts.
dinner guests with his parents.
DELCO BATTERIES
Mrs. Ernest Parson is a victim of Other last week visitors at the Bas-
three day measles since Saturday. ’ sett home were Mr. Bassett's sister,
Mrs. Gladys Fox and family of Mid­
Their children had them in May.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassett at­ vale, Idaho. Her son, Harvey and
tended Cecil Bassett's Graduation in I wife and a younger son and daugh- Veryl & Jim Hoover, Prop
Eugene Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 1 ter.
Ph. 2602
or
Ph. 351
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Parson and
family went to Hillsboro Friday af- I
per cent (5%) per annum on un­
paid balance.
Bids will be opened in the office of
the undersigned on July 3, 1958 at
3:00 P. M.
"
Date of First Publication, June 5,
1958.
Date of Last Publication, June 26,
1958.
DIRECTOR OF VETERANS’
If you are looking for a real­
AFFAIRS
State Finance Building,
ly
good place to spend an ev­
Salem, Oregon.
. Its the. Water
Announcing
For a FAIR TRIAL, call up and
you will be the judge.
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