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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
a S S S ml
»mount of One Thousand dol- down due to the high water.
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x-l Geo-
Crawford
was
hi
The board reserves the right to Friday while at work for Kostur
HAY AND STRAW FOR SALE reject any and all bids.
1 camp, —
• arm was ...
His
broken by a
at my farm near Gales Creek.
RAY D. FISHIER
I falling limb. He was rushed to
J. A. Thornburgh,___________ 2c4
Chairman, District School a Portland hospital.
Board, School District No.
Th? river bridge crossing at
Woman Wants Work. 926 2nd
47, Columbia County, Ore­
the Baslington place was washed
Street.
4*1
gon.
out and they have a temporary
WANTED— Girl to assist with Attest:
foot bridge to cross.
THOMAS
C.
GRAVES
house work and care for two
Frances Morton is improving in
District Clerk
small children. 11 a. m. to 6:30
health and able to be going places
Address:
Vernonia,
Oregon
m.
$8
per
month.
Enquire
P-
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with her parents.
at Eagle office.
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CALL FOR WARRANTS
Dan Dolen was a Portland
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I have money on hand to pay shopper on Saturday.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ’
—. City
—
________ .■ general
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, i Vernon Baker visited w'ith rel-
all
of Vernonia
fund,!
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF water fund and Road District 16 I ! atives in Portland over the week
warrants issued up to and in-! end.
THE STATE OF OREGON
eluding Dec. 31, 1935. Interest
•'
Mrs. Claude Knapp has been
FQR COLUMBIA COUNTY
ceases January 24, 1936.
very sick with bronchitis.
In the Matter of the Estate
J.
W.
Brown
of John W. Howell, Dec’d.
Mrs. H. A. Wilson was hostess
City Treasurer
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to friends with a quilting party
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that the undersigned has been ap­
at her home on Tuesday.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
pointed administratrix of the Es­
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mowe and
tate of John W. Howell, deceas­
I have money on hand to pay family have moved into their new
ed, by the County Court of Col­ School District 47 warrants en- home. The following Monday their
umbia County, State of Oregon, i dorsed “not paid for want of house caught afire. It was soon
and has duly qualified as such. funds” up to and including No. put put but clothing and shoes
All persons having claims against ____
1509, issued March 13,
1934. were damaged.
said estate are hereby notified Interest ceases January 24, 1936.
Mrs. S. Baker and children
to present the same, duly veri­
Thomas C. Graves
made a business trip to Forest
fied as required by law to the
Clerk, School Dist. No. 47. Grove on Saturday.
undersigned at her residence in
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Mr. and Mrs. Marian Hult en­
the City of Vernonia, Columbia
CALL FOR COUNTY
tertained Jan. 11 honoring Mr.
County, Oregon, within six month
WARRANTS
and Mrs. George Hult. The young
from the date hereof.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN couple received many beautiful
Dated and First published,
n 17th,
nw 1936.
»»»«
that a" £eneral fund warrants of
Jan.
Last publication Feb. 14th, 1936.! Columbia county, Oregon, endor-
W A. Harris, Attorney for Admx sed “not paid for want of funds
MYRTIE L CLINE,
|on or before May 6, 1935, were
Administratrix of the Estate of called for payment on the date
of this notice.
John W. Howell, Dec’d.
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ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1 war­
rants endorsed “not paid for
NOTICE OF BOND SALE
Notice is hereby given that! want of funds” on or before
LEGION HALL
sealed bids will be received by,September 6, 1935, were called
the undersigned until the hour of,for payment on the date of this
8 o’clock p. m. on the 8th day notice. Interest on such warrants
VERNONIA
of February, 1936, and immed- not heretofore called will cease
lately thereafter publicly op-1 on this date,
Gladys
E. Peterson
ened by the district school board
«
i - j —
r
County Treasurer
of school district No. 47, Col­ i
umbia County, Oregon, at the Dated. St. Helens, Oregon
Jan. 24, 1936
Washington Grade School build­
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ing in Vernonia, Oregon, for an
CALL FOR WARRANTS
issue of funding bonds of said
Otis Clingman, vs.
4
Notice is hereby given that
Dick Coltello
school district in the amount of
Thirty seven thousand dollars warrants of Union High School
Jack Curtiss, vs
($37.000) to be sold for not less District 1 numbered up to and
Jack Lipscomb
than par value and accrued int-! including No. 960 and endorsed
erest, to be dated February 8, j I “not paid for want of funds”'
Leo Lemke, vs
1936, and to mature serially in are called for payment. Interest
Bob Raymer
¡ceases Friday, Jan. 24, 1936.
numerical order as follows:
E. R. MILLS
$3,000.00 on February 8, 1937
High School Dist 1.
$3,000.00 on February 8, 1938 I Clerk Union
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$3,500.00 on February 8, 1939
First Match Starts Promptly
I
$3,500.00 on February 8, 1940 ,
$3,500.00 on February 8, 1941 I
M.
At
8:30
P.
$3,500.00 on February 8, 19421
$4,000.00 on February 8, 1943
ADMISSION 45c
$4,000.00 on February 8, 1944
$4,500.00 on February 8, 1945
Koster camp started up on
$4,500.00 on February 8, 19 46 Monday after a few days shut
provided, 1 however, that bonds of
_ said
__ ____
____
____
mature on or
issue ■ which
after February 8, 1938, are sub­
ject to call and redemption on
February 8,1938, and on any
interest paying date thereafter.
Said bonds are to bear interest
at a rate to be specified by the
bidder not to exceed six per cent­
um (6%) per annum, payable
semi-annually, both principal ond
interest payable at the fiscal ag­
ency of the state of Oregon in
the city and state of New York
or at the office of the county
treasurer of Columbia County,
25c
INDIAN HEAD PRINTS, yd
Oregon, at the option of the
purchaser.
79c,-98c-$1.98
DRESSES,
Bids must be unconditional
and accompanied by a certified
79c
SILK HOSE, Chiffon and Service
check or cashier’s check of a
bank doing business in Oregon, in
Wrestling
Fri. Jan. 24
Treliarne
New
Merchandise
Arriving Daily
Fl EL
Kitchen
Queen
FLOUR
49-lb Bag
SI ••*>•*»
VERNONIA
Trading Co
PANTIES, Special Values ............... 25c
OILCLOTH, New patterns yd............ 35c
SHELF PAPER, In Bundles .... 5c and 10c
$2.98
MEN’S CORD TROUSERS
35c
NEW “Walk on Air” INSOLES
69c
GLOVES, Men’s All-leather
Men’s Wool SWEATERS ... $1.98 to $4.49
Made to Measure SUITS, 3 piece $22.75
PAJAMAS, Hvy Outing $1.25, $1.49, $1.69
DRESS SHIRTS, “No-Wilt Colars ... $1.00
$1.49
OVERALLS, Boss of the Road
FRIDAY,
Vernonia Bakery
BREAD
Natal Gives Dance
at
Saturday,
the
Natal
hall
1936
Ask Your Grocer for
I
Dance
24,
Cobat were in Portland in bus­
iness Monday.
Mrs. E. E. Garner underwent
a major operation in St. Vin­
cent’s hospital Tuesday morning.
She is getting aling nicely.
gifts.
Johnny Nix returned from Cal.
and has started back to ' high “
school.
The dam at Westimber went
out during the high water, They
have not been able to run the
mill because of lack of logs.
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Mrs. George Cohat and Ray
The H. E. C. will give a
JANUARY
. . . for 2 good Reasons—
I
I
IT’S MADE AT HOME
IT’S BETTER
I
Vernonia
Bakery
January 25.
Music by the Poney Orch­
estra. Refreshments will be
served.
5RFEUJRY 5T0R
Special Values for Friday and Saturday
Chocolate
COFFEE
18c 3.ibs50c
Baker’«
premium
Mayonnaise
FLOUR
Aristocrat
Candlelight
45c
qt bottle .......
PEARS
49 lb bag ............
Clabber
Girl
LIGHT GLOBES
Pancake Flour
10c
Pillsberry’«
White King
SYRUP
Gran, soap
29c
40c
Sleepy Hollow
30-60 watts each ....
Large pkg.....................
Oat Meal
9-lb bag .......................
Candy Bars or Gum
10c
Grape Nut Flakes
Pkg.
10
19c
32-oz can ..................
Gen. Electric
3 for
$1.39
Baking Powder
1 C/*
can ........... 1DC
Mission Brand
No.
15c
pkg............................
55c
No. 10 bag .............
5-lb
can
59c
..................
Macaroni
Rose City ....................
17c
3 pounds .....................
CORN
Raymal Whole Kernel
No. 2 cans, 2 for....
25c
String Beans
No. 2 cans, 3 for..
Fresh Vegetables
GRAPEFRUIT, Ariz. sweet, 6 for
CRANBERRIES, U. S. No. l’s, 2 lbs..
DRY ONIONS, Ore. boilers, 10-lbs ...
YAMS. Louisiana Kiln Dried, 4-lbs ....
19c
15c
25c
19c
FRESH MEATS
OYSTERS, Pint ............ 23c, Qt.
SMELT, 4-lbs..................
SHORTENING, 4-lbs. ...
BACON SQUARES, Lb.
BACON BACK, Lb.
VEAL STEAK, Lb.......
45c
25c
57c
29c
29c
21c
Oregon Motor Stages
Leave from Bush’s Cafe
8:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. daily for Port
land via Timber.
Leave Portland, from Yamhill stage
depot, daily at 9:30 a. m. and 5:15 p. m.
Call service between Camp 8 and Vernon­
ia.
Sundays Only: 12:30 p. m. for St. Helens.
Leaves St. Helens 3 p. m.
FARE: $2.10 round trip, $1.30 one way
Ride the new Oregon Motor Stages