VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. OREGON
PAGE TWELVE
FRIDAY,
18,
OCTOBER
1935.
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of the estate of Harmena Sword, show. Susie Jensen, Betty, Ray- i Lumber markets, Business Sur- improvement in retail lines.
deceased, has filed his final ac-1 mond Thacker, Myrtle, Alfred,
Alfred,1 vey stated, are currently very
Business Survey thinks the im­
count in the County Court of the!T.
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for Columbia
, Webb’_ Mary-. Edwln- ' quiet, most new business coming mediate outlook for businness in
HOGS FOR SALE— Dan Fos­ State of Oregon
that Monday the | Noah Treharne, Dorena Anderson, from the rail territory in the I this area is favorable and that
ter, on former F. B. Warfield County, and
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place near airport.
41*2 21st day of October,
_> 1 1935, at ¡Irene Bergerson, Milo John, Bet- Mid-west. A new freight rate of gains will be reflected during the
11 o’clock in the forenoon of'ty Kirk, Patsy Tisdale, Betty, j72c a hundred has created con­ j balance of the year. Expectation
WEANER PIGS FOR SALE— said day, and the court room oft„ , .
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W. M. Bailey, O.-A. Quarters. said court has been appointed Robert Glassner, Howard Bolen- siderable activity in this terri­ is for a very satisfactory Holiday
41*2 by said court as the time and der, Verdell Brock, James Holt, tory. Retail trade in the Portland I season. Outlook for next year is
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WANTED: Representative to look "lace for the hearing of object- Ralph, Melvin Bergerson, J. Tre- i area has been slower than had shown
t°"L^ereat' and the settlement harne, Mrs. Jensen, Mrs. Thack- been anticipated due to unseason- mobile manufacturers who expect
after our magazine subscription thereof.
Dated and first published Sept. I er, Mrs. A. Webb, Loretta, Ver- al weather. Commencement of production to reach levels not
interests in Vernonia and vicinity.
I non Baker.
the rainy season should reflect i seen since 1929.
Our plan enables you to secure a 20, 1935.
Date of last publication Oct.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith and
good part of the hundreds of dol­ 18, 1935.
family of Gales Creek visited with
lars spent in this vicinity each W. A. Harris, Attorney.
Robert Sword relatives here on Sunday.
fall and winter for mazazines.
Henry Beaver is working at
Administrator
Oldest agency in U. S. Guaran­
Carlton.
teed lowest rates on all period­
Mrs. Harry Wilson was hostess
icals, domestic and foreign. In­
to
a quilting party at her home
structions and equipment free.
on Thursday.
Start a growing and permanent
,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Connor
business in whole or spare time.
All the pupils at the Natal and family have moved back to
Address MOORE. - COTTRELL,
school had the flu, also the their place here. They have been
Inc., Wayland Road, North Co­
teacher, Miss Grace Condit, in ' living at Mist.
hocton, N. Y.
42c2
the past two weeks.
j Mrs. M. Rogers and Miss
-xx j - j the teachers
Ole Estes, Clyde Johnson and | ing attended
AUCTION SALE
NO DANCE THIS SATURDAY
At Barn* of Interstate Horse & Dave McMullen left on a hunt- j stitute at St Helens,
ing trip the first of this week |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry John
Cow Market
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Linndsay family motored to Portland
Union Ave. and Columbia Blvd.
had for Sunday guests Mr. and Friday and attended the stock
Portland Oregon
TUESDAY OCT. 22
1:15 p. m. Mrs. Henry Price, daughter Mar-' show,
ian and Mr. Lindsay’s three bro-i
M rs. Holt who has been sick
HORSES MULES
for some time was taken to the
SELLING CARLOAD or Two thers from Portland.
Mr. and
anu Mrs.
.urs. vjus
oeai were
were ; , hospital in Vernonia on Thurs-
Otis Seal
of Horses and Mules; weight 1,-
100-1800 lbs., 3 year old to guests at a wedding reception , day.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Houghteling'
smooth mouths; many well mat­ Saturday evening at the Colum-
j and family motored to Portland ■
ched teams and single horses; bia City hall.
Miss Marian McMullen came in! over the week end and visited
for farm, orchard or heavy draft
work. They will be sold on 5 from Portland last week to take, with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCuIlom
days trial. If not as represented, charge of the telephone office
to be returned in the same con- at Mist Saturday while Miss 01-¡from Birkenfeld spent the week
dition as bought and money will ga Holmstrom went to the live- J end with her parents, Mr. and
stock exposition.
Mrs. V. Mowe Mr. McCullom’s
be returned.
Richard Daggett drove to Hood father accompanied them.
FOR CREDIT see your own lo­
cal banker. No horses sold pri­ River last week to spend a day
with his family, returning Sun­ BUSINESS DROPS OFF
vate on sale day.
SLIGHTLY DECLARES ED-
You can always depend on a day evening.
Lee Seal and Goldie Wright
good auction at THE INTER­
ITOR BUSINESS SURVEY
STATE STABLES. CLYDE W. attended the International stock1
WOOD & BROS., Auctioneers. exposition last week.
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Business in the Portland area
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson 1 was slightly less active during
Matches
Brooms
THE STATE OF OREGON
mode a trip to Clatskanie last ' September than in August but
5 sew ...........................
Highway
FOR THE COUNTY OF
Duit Pan FREE
Saturday.
carton, 6 boxes
reflected substantial gains when
COLUMBIA
Van Anderson from here was compared with September last
NOTICE TO CREDITORS I called to Portland Monday after
FLOUR
CRACKERS
In the matter of the estate ofi,,
,
, ,
• ; year, according to the October .
Candlelight
Qi CO
GEORGE NELS BERDAHL, De-;hls wlfe was taken to the hospit- | issue of Commonwealth, Inc.
Graham* or S'odas
49 lb bag ............ -Jl.Oj
ceased.
■ al from Boring, where she was , Business Survey. The Common­
2 lbs box .............
Barrel
$6.69
The undersigned having been ■ with relatives the past two weeks,
wealth
index
of
Portland
busin-
appointed by the above entitled | Mrs- Joe Banzcr jg jn Portland
Court of the State of Oregon, . ...
_ .. ' ess dropped a little more than
for the County aforsaid, Admin- visiting with her daughter Julia I one point in a month, being 72.06
istrator of the Estate of George this week.
i for September, against 73.36 for
Nels Berdahl deceased, and hav-
Wesley Duke was here last
IN
ing qualified, notice is hereby week visiting his son Ray Duke August and 65.75 for September
OUR
1934.
given to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against i and family.
It was pointed out that while j
Customer Coffee Contest
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Trotter were most factors used in compiling
said deceased, to present them,
Ask for Full Details I
verified as required by law, with­ business callers at Clatskanie
START
TODAY!
the index showed gains over Aug-
in six months after the first pub-1 last week end.
ust, they were less than season­
lication of this notice to said ,
Mr. and Mrs. William Haycox al normal gains and a drop in the
Administrator at his law office'
Pound
18c
in Veazie-Gray building, St. Hel­ moved away from here to their combined index thus resulted.
2 Pounds
35c
ens, Oregon.
3 Pounds
50c
new home south of Portland.
Lumber production was substan­
George G. VanNatta I
The highway department is tially the same as during August
23c
Pound
Administrator of the Estate of
hauling fine gravel for repairing while electric power production
45c
2 Pounds
George Nels Berdahl deceased.
65c
the road for winter.
3 Pounds
Dated September 28, 1935.
was up 1 per cent and bank
Date of first publication Oct. |
debits
were
up
1.3
per
cent.
Har
­
4, 1935.
Edwards’
bor tonnage gained nearly 2 per
Date of last publication Nov. 1,|
1935.
cent
even
though
major
cargoes
Dependable
I
were lighter. Major loss,of the,
Notice of Special Election
Elmer Bergerson took the fol-' month was in building activity
Notice is hereby given that a lowing pupils from Pleasant hill which was off 19 per cent from
special election will be held at school to the* International stock August.
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the City Hall in the City of Ver­
CABBAGE, solid heads, lb. ...
nonia, Columbia County, Oregon,
on October 31, 1935, between the
POTATOES, Yakima no. 2’s 50 lbs... 65c
hours of one o’clock and eight
APPLES,
local Kings, 10 lbs................. 19c
o'clock p. m. of said day for
the purpose of increasing the
TOMATOES, no 3 basket .................... 10c
tax levy by more than six per
Leave from Bush’s Cafe
cent over the preceding year’s
base.
7:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. daily for Port-
Attest —
land via Timber.
C. F. HIEBER
BABY BEEF ROASTS, lb
City Recorder
Leave Portland, from Yamhill stage
BEN S. OWENS
FRESH HAMBURGER, 2 lbs.
Mayor
depot, daily at 9 a. m. and 5:15 p. m. Call
Classified Ads
DANCE
Natal
at Alt CADI A PARK
Saturday, October 26
Good Music
Refreshments Served
5HFEUJRY STOR
Special Values for Friday and Saturday
SODA
5c
l-lb. pkg • •
59c
19c
23c
THERE’S STILL TIME TO WIN
SI 200.00
p-he
Airway Coffee -
Nob Hill Coffee
Treharne
Coffee ™25c ± 49c
Fresh Vegetables
Oregon Motor Stages
FRESH MEATS
15c
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
COLUMBIA COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
Harmena Sword, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE­
MENT
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned as administrator i
service between Camp 8 And Vernonia.
FARE: $2.10 round trip, $1.30 one way
Ride the new Oregon Motor Stages
Armour’s Shortening, 4 lbs
33c
55c
Armour’s Bacon, lean, sugar cured, lb.
37c
FRANKFURTERS, BOLOGNA OR
LIVER SAUSAGE lb....................
17c