7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPR isb
THURSDAY. JANUARY 1. 1»59
CLASSIFIED ADS
CLASSIFIED
RATES
Church
bazaars, suppers, bake
•ales, etc. will be run under “Special
kaaouacements" classification with |
• minimum charge of 50 cents pet
'■eertiun.
Ten cents per line esch insertion.
No advertisement accepted for less
Sias 50 cents per week.
Count five words to the line in
ordering your ad. Phone 6651, Mill
"Mey or mail your advertisement to
rhe Mil) City Enterprise, Mill City,
Orugor
For Rent
FOR RENT—Two bedroom house
between MJ) City and Gates. Has
TV cable installed. See Mrs. Bob
Rash.
40tf
Card of Thanks
WRIGHT TRUCK LINE
W* wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for the r ex-
press ons of sympathy; for the many
Miscellaneous
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——— - tl cal offerings and cards at the
FOR SALE— One in h and It, inch time of our re.ent bereavement.—
galvanized pipe. 1949 Pontiac 4- The family of Joseph R Harlan.
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door sedan, good condition); five
horsepower outboard motor.—504
S. E. Fairview, St Mill City. 2p
Sawmill LOGS WANTED
Top prices fir Second Growth
STOUT CREEK LMB. CO
4 west of Mehama. Oregon
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OFFICE FURNITURE «nd eouip
ment. typewriters, sOfirg machines,
calculators, cash regi> ters, duplicat
ors, safes, filing equipment. We sell,
rent, i»tp and repair, bargains in
used machines Roei Typewriter
Exchange, 45« Cc-wt St.. Salem, if
WANT TO BUY TIAFBER
FOR RENT—Hospital beds and mat-
trt--*es, rollaway beds and inat-
Small or large tracts
Either caSh or stumpage basis
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tres es. H L. Stiff Furniture Co
We give Penny Saver Stamps 867
Srd St. Stayton. Phone «804. 33tf V4 mile weet of Mehama Oregon 3tf |
STOUT CREEK LMB. CO. I
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Situations Wanted
PART-TIME: Earn $200 to M00 a I
month representing Allstate In­ I WORK WANTED—By day or boor,
also baby sitting. Genevieve Kester­
Between
Portlend-Salem-ldenha
all way points
Allied Van Lines Agent
Local & Nationwide
Household Moving
Automotive & Industrial
Maintenance
Welding, Diesel Engine
Service
Stayton Phone 2125
Salem EM 3-1626
Shop or Field
Delco Batteries
Factory Equipment Ignition
Parts
Dealer for Airco Welding
Products
SHIP IT WRIGHT
NEW and USED
Furniture
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CARPETING and
LINOLEUM
rrmFUTt *o<»t
We Give and Redeem
Penny Saver Stamps
367 3rd St. Stayton
Hoover's Repair
Jim and Vervl Hoover
Phone 2602
Mill Qty
Help Wanted
surance Company, (founded by
Sears Roebuck) in the Mill City
area. Write auto, Fire, Theft, and I
Life insurance. Must be neat, am- j
bitious. between 23 and 45 and
have 10 hours a week free, Pay
straight commission basis. For per- I
sonal interview write, stating I
qualifications, to Ralph Johnson, I
Allstate Insurance Company, 198
9. Commercial, Salem.
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son. Phone 924, at George Crees,
3 houses west Silver Saddle. Ser­
vice Station, Mill City.
44p
FOX VALLEY
Mrs. J. H. Johnston
(Too Late For Last Week)
As the Christmas holiday time ap­
proaches everyone is plenty busy. The
many social gatherings, school, lodges
Real Estate
and church activities keep the folks
Ufa «ppfFdof« year
1 L. R. COVILLE, REAL ESTATE
both old and young going early and
M Nelson, Salesman
Phone 1957 late.
»apport doriop the
The auction sale of Friday evening
Office at Mill City Lodge, Mill City
peat year ood hope
On Highway 22
held at the hall in Lyons was well at­
tended and around $170 was realized
LIST WITH US
uro umy toatioee to
|from donations. The Methodist church
REAL ESTATE BUYS
1 members and friends helped with the
torvo you lo Ì959.
FOR SALE—Three bedroom home project. Many antique pieces were do­
in Gates. Located on paved street. nated and sold quite well. Among
TWO STORY three bedroom home those taking home some old house­
on 28 acres. On Linn county side of hold articles were Glenn Julian of
| river. Plenty water.
Fox Valley. Julian acquired some
i TW’O STORY four bedroom home on (2 black iron stove kettles between
large lot on paved street in Gates. sixty and sevently years old. Also a
VIEW PROPERTY in Mill City, A five gallon wooden barrel churn, but­
on< -bedroom home located on S. W. ter bowl and paddle to work the but­
Spring street. Has wonderful view ter into molds).
of r ver from front window, Bet-
Paul Scheiwek of Lyons became
ter see this one.
owner of a wooden ironing board that
FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE on Two came from Stayton around forty-eight
acre-. City Water.
years ago. Mrs. Jack Johnston won
JOS. DEVERS REAL ESTATE the board for selling twelve one year
W. K. Hutcheson, Salesman
subscriptions to the Stayton paper,
Gates, Oregon. called The Stayton Times. E.I). Alex­
Albert, Mary and Stanley Phone 451b
ander was owner and Editor of the
weekly at that time. He had owned
s furniture store in Stayton previous
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to setting up the newspaper p.ant-
The subscription price was $1.00 per
year. Mrs. Johnson received 25 cents
per subscription, to be paid by rner-
1 chandise Mr. Alexander had on hand
to the Music of
after quitting his store business. The
ironing board still has the retail price
of $3, stamped on the underside, and
it took 12 subscriptions to get the
now playing at the
handy but heavy ironing table. It is
of very sturdy construction and
RIVERVIEW CAFE
much wider and longer than the met-
i al models of this day and age. Isn’t
Every FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY NIGHTS
| so slim-lined and nice looking, but it
still is in good working condition.
Quite a number of grade and high
Try Our Delicious
i school pupils are having trouble
i with an ear infection that requires
STEAKS
CHICKEN
SEA FOODS
trips to the doctor for shots. Some
have had colds previous to the ear |
trouble and others seem to have had
You'll Enjoy Spending an Evening Here
infection since having their tonsils
removed.
Hugh Johnston was selected as
chairman of the Farm Land Conser­
vation board for this locality at a re­
cent meeting in Albany. He attended
Mehama, Oregon
Phone UL 9-2171
a meeting of the board in Albany
last Friday morning.
Merwin Knox is doing some log-1
ging on tbe- Paul Johnston acreage
north of the highw- • ' ,, ,.te Jerry1
Wilson farm, which was forme-ly the’
Paul Johnston pla e It has taken
work and rock to make a road to get
the logs to the highway.
New lambs aie jr .ving There are
a few jn this 1» alitt since last week, j
Mrs. Everett Parson has been on
special duty at the ¿¡.r.tiam Memor­
ial hospital in S*avt >n this pa-t week.
S & Q Hardware
We send you this New
Year message in appre­
ciation of the confidence
you have shown in ua
NenYearJot/!!
Thiel's Store
Bob and Sue
Lyons, Oregon
Let’s DANCE
Cv Shannon
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Ai you chug along during ? 959 wo want you
fo know you have with you our boti wishes
The Riverview Cafe
tRlNGING YOU
BEST WlSHiS FO«
•THE NEW YEAR.
Very I and Jim
Phene 2602
we approdato your support and friendship.
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Jack’s Richfield Service
Jack and Chuck
Viv's Steak House
Mill City. Oregon
Phone 205 I
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ONTRACT SNAG FALLING
MAYFLOWER AREA
One Block To Be Let
Approximately 6,000 Snags
Area Tour On January 9th, Only
Leave Forestry Headquarters Salem
• At 8:30 A M.
Leave Gates Guard Station At 9:15 A. M.
Full Information Available At
and to you
all a Happy New
Y«r! 1959
Hoover’s Repair
for a happy and prosperous yoar. And that
Silver Saddle Service
STATION
Mill City, Oregon Phone 903 Mill City, Ore
STATE FORESTRY HEADQUARTERS
At
Sa'em and Gates Guard Stations
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