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FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE FIVE For a Vacation Expense Check, Check the Attic for Things to Sell CALL FOR BIDS Classified Ads............ WANTED—1 or 2 people to ac company me to California: pay part of expenses. Inquire 242 B Street. Vernonia. 29tl FOR SALE—1929 Chevrolet truck; also drag saw. Call at John Rob bins home, Riverview. 29t3 bins home, Riberview. 29t3 Bids will be opened by the Board of Directors of Union High School District No. 1 at the hour of 8 p. m., July 22 for the purpose of painting the high school buildings. Sec; re instructions from Robert Spencer at the high school build building. The board reserves the ripht to reject any or all bids. Signed: E. R. MILLS, Clerk. O. G. Weed, Chairman of the Board. 28t2— Bob Mitchell’s Orchestra; to Play Here August 5 NOTICE The Columbia County Central Labor Council is planning on a big FOR SALE—Fresh milk cow, chean. ger and better Libor Day Celebra See H. M. Condit, Keasey route. tion this year. All union organiza 29tl tions are invited to take part in this celebration. 29tl— FOR SALE—To close an estate; Kitchen and heating stoves, din room, living room and bed room furniture; flat-top office desk, gar den tractor and equipment, some carpenter tools and various other items. Ray Reasoner, 1108 Rose Avenue. 28t3— FOR SALE—One Guernsey cow, coming fresh soon; 1 small horse, 15 acres with small house, electric lights, mail route, school bus. H. II. Sturdavant, Stoney Point road. 28t3 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the leg <1 voters (must have proper ty qualif cations) of School Dist rict No. 47, Jt., that an election will be held in the Washington grade school on August 11, 1939, at 8 P. M., for the purpose of vot ing to establish and maintain a kindergarten in connection with the common school in Distriict 47, Jt., the school district not assuming any responsibility for transpor ing any kindergarten children to or from school. 21-3-10— NOTICE FOR SALE—Raspberries, strawber NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ries, canning beets, carrots and that School District No. 47, Jt., will peas. Albert Schalock, Riverview. accept bids for purchasing the build 27t3 ing and grounds of the original School District No. 49, Jt., Beaver creek, Oregon. This consists of the FLOWERS school house, wood shed and one Corsages — Cut Flowers acre of ground. The bids should be Potted Plants in the hands of Mr. Lee Scnwab, Sprays for Funerals Clerk of School District No. 47, Jt., Bush Funeral Home on or before August 11, 1939. The Phone 592 6tf— board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 21-3-10— f AN UNLIMITED supply of scratch pads offered at 2 pounds 25e CARD OF THANKS Call at The Eagle office. Phone We wish to extend our deepest Land Use Managemen1 your needs and we’ll save some appreciation to those who brought Is Solution to Lower Pro for you. Special scratch pad orders flowers to the services for Ernie made up on order. tf Rolbbins and for the many kindnes duction Costs ses shown us at the time of our “Why make two blades of gras: RUBBER STAMPS are available in bereavement. grew where only one grew before?’ Mrs. Olive Robbins 2 lb days if ordered, through The Evelyn Richards is a frequent question in these day: Eagle. No order too large, too Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins small. Stamp pads and other office of lost export markets and conse Mr. and Mrs. William Mason supplies furnished on order. Let quent surpluses of wheat, cotton Mr. and Mrs. Nels Westlund your local newspaper office supply pork products, and tobacco, to saj and daughter, Juanita. these needs. * tf nothing of thousands of acres o: fruits decaying on the ground. Answering this question in a re cent radio discussion over KOAC F. L. Ballard, vice-director of tht extension service at Oregon Stat< college, pointed out the difference between adjusting production bj means of substitute crops or reduc ed acreage as contrasted with in efficient production on the acreage. “In none of these federal state adjustment plans has tl been the suggestion that a farmei should gro-w less wheat per acre Our call and delivery service and expert work or produce less pork per acre, oi manship will return your clothing and laundry less butter fat per cow,” Ballard articles to you with the appearance of newly- pointed out. “The objective purchased materials. been less acres of wheat, and, times, fewer hogs, or even fe' cows, which is very much differ PREPARE NOW FOR THAT SUMMER from less production per unit. VACATION! “In determining most profitable management the question is how many acres should be devoted to this crop or that crop. If it appears that a temporary reduction in ton nage should be the objective whether this movement is led by VERNONIA, OREGON the federal government or by the specific industry itself, the thing to do is obvious—that is, reduce the acres but never the yield per acre, Orcgon farmers understand this principle and so, under both low prices and good prices, they en- delicious, pure drinking water on deaver to improve their manage- top in your home. Don't buy costly ment plans by increasing the aver- bottled water — simply install a ge production per unit, thereby insuring lowest production costs, GUARDIAN which in turn accrues to the bene SELF-CLEANING fit of both producer and consumer, WATER FILTER “Oregon agriculture has led in The only patented adjusting to more profitable and adaptable crops,” Ballard contin filter that cleans it- jed. “On many thousands of acres, self automatically. instead of wheat we now have grass jtf a surplus export crop. Likewise Th. GUARDIAN FILTER <• .m.rtly .nd >• "".d. 0» non-corrotlv. standard plumbing material. Easily attached to your present faucet. we are selling canned and frozen Surprisingly ineipensive, but positively emaxing in results. small fruits and vegetables instead Professor D. Hector Trouhridfc of Lewis Institute's Chemistry Dept., of so many bulky apples and prun says: “—it not only takes out impurities—but reduces ¡he bacteria es. present. This filter keeps clean automatically, avoids accumulation of “Despite these state-wide adjust both dirt and bacteria." ments, the land use management Our free FOLDER, fells how you may have purer sparkling drinking water. within a farmer’s own fence is still RUSH A CARD TO US TODAY. of greatest importance under con-: HOUSEHOLD FILTER CO. ditons obtaining at this time and 318 West Randolph St. Chicago, III. as far into the future as can be foreseen. 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