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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1958)
JK—THE MILL CITY ENTERPR18BTHI RSDAY, DECEMBER 11. l»5a ‘Peter’s” Own Christmas Tree Tilings are jumping here this Holiday Seasttn. Init we have found time to get the largest stock of Gift Items we’ve ever had since <»p- rrung for tiusiness in Mill City. Come in today and browse around. You’re sure to find just what you want. No parking problems either. •ca OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL CHRISTMAS Largest Display of TOYS HOBBIES TACKLE SPORTING GOODS SCHWINN BIKES Camp’s Sporting Goods Stayton, Oregon 185 First St. Winterize Now and lie Safe We have ANTI FREEZE ALSO HEATER and RADIATOR HOSE. Lei us FROST CHECK your car before it's too late. Cold Weather may be here to stay and a freeze-up could be costly. SEE US FOR TIRES—WE HAVE 'EM. Open 24 Hours a Day DRAPER'S FLYING A SERVICE WE GIVE 8 * 11 GREEN STAMPS Phone 7442 Highway 22 Mill City There Is No Substitute For Local NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING Try The Enterprise Every Week Just a few gift suggestions: Handkerchiefs Sweaters Towel Sets Infant’s Wear Bath Mat Sets Lingerie Small Rugs Blouses Sheets und Pillow Caces Hose Slippers ADA’S NEEDLE SHOP 227 S. W. Broadway Phone 2243 Mill City I------------------------------- 1---------------------------------------- —f I Phot»: CcarHij Canadian Nahcn»l Rntwjt T*1 »¡«*k-looking four-footed friend of Guide Jack Wilkinson — "Peter" by name — poses proudly beside his specially decorated Christ- rras tree, which Wilkinson provides each Yule season for his anima) friends at Government Park Station on the Canadian National RaiJ- ways in Northern Algonquin Park, Ontario. The park, a game preserve where animals are safe from hunters* gum and conseqQcntly are quite tame, la a noted speckled and lake trout fishing area. - * /AS Portland Sunday evening with her , son for a few week's visit, Mrs. Emma Monroe of Albany was Bv Mrs. John Teeter« a Sundav guc't of her nephew and i The Hot Lunch club held their De family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe 1 cember meeting at the school house and Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Scott , Thursday evening, December 4. Re Brown. gular business was transacted and i hai les Cummins of Albany visited plans were made to provide treats for his sister, Mrs. Pearl Allaway for a the children to I* given out at the short time Monday. | school program. The program will be Saturday guests at the Frank at the school house on the evening of Bucklers were their daughter and i December 19. Superintendent Dick- grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Al Molnar | son was present for the evening’s and Jim of Oak Grove. meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Johnson were Hostesses were Mrs. D. L. Teeters hosts at their home for dinner Sun- ' and Mrs. Harold Longfellow and they day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Art served refreshments of cookies and ' Ander on and Mr. and Mrs. Raj ' Roberts. Coffee after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith spent ; The Rev. James Hardy was in Eu gene several days last week where several days .ast week in Portland j he attended the Oregon Council of visiting his mother, Mrs. Clara Smith, | Chur.hes convention. Mr. Hardy had who underwent surgery in a Portland : dinner one day with Mrs. May Quier, 1 horpital recently. I mother of Mrs. Ray Roberts and also Mr-. D- L. Teeters and Mrs. Har- with the Rev. Noble Streeter of | old Longfellow visited Mondaj* with ( their aunts, Mrs. B>ai.ch M. Donald I | Prineville, a former pastor' here. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crook and and Mr», then Good in balcm. children of Portland were weekend Mix equal psrts pf honey and but- gue«ts of the Charles Crooks and Mrs. Eva Crook. They all went to I ter and,beat well fot «• delicious waf- | Mil City Sunday afternoon where fie spread. they visited at the Thomas Kanoff, Brushing m . ad molds with salad Clifford Crook and Robert Crook home.-. Mrs. Eva Crook returned to oil helps in removing geiaun salads easily. Order Your Printing From The MILL CITY ENTERPRISE December Tire Sale MEHAMA Now is the time to buy REGULAR TIRES AND SNOW TIRES Dur ing the month of December we will give a DISCOUNT ON ALL NEW TIRES With copy of this advertisement Come in Today and Check with Us Bassett Chevron Station WE TAKE BETTER C A R E, O R Y 0 U R CftR I Highway 22 Santa Recommends This Great HOLIDAY SPECIAL No Shopping Problem This Christmas When You Say FROM * Igloo Sales and Service IT WITH Flowers FLORAL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Order Your Christmas Wreaths, Door Swags, Table and Buffet Decorations Now. LIVING. LASTING GIFTS Whj sot give • «brab for CluVitniii A toting gift *>at will give plrM*rr for yrars. No fighting the crowd» no futte about wrapping, when you »end ChriwUnaa Flower», plant» or corsages Give u» your list and appropriate Christmas fkvwvr gifts will be carr- fully selected and Promptly Delivered Hindquarter. USDA Choice Beef... 25 lb. Pork Steak, Chops, Roasts, etc. 12 Heavy Fryers...................... 30 lb. Frozen Vegetables, your choice PLUS 15 Cu. Ft. Antarctic FREEZE R... (10-Year Warranty) CHRISTMAS FLOWERS BY WIRE Send your Christmas Wishes, Santa-Swift with Flowers by wire Guaranteed satisfaction and Delivery. — .RALEIGH HAROLD Nursery and Florist Opes 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. including Sunday» 114 Block» West of Stayu« Highway 1-hooo Ntsytos KO 9 2534 319 W. Wtohisgt««. fK $23°5 All For Per Month With This Ad (24 Months) Igloo Sales and Service Gilbert Wourms Rt. I, Aumsville 534 State St. Salem Ph. EM 4-0168 Local Representative 31 I No. Lyons, Albany Ph. WA 8-8645 Ph. RO 9-2277
