PAGE FIVE VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1939 For a Vacation Expense Check, Check the Attic for Things to Sell CARD OF THANKS Classified Ads............ We wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to the Natal Grange for the shower given us. The many articles given us proved of much benefit following FOR SALE—4-wheel, rubber tired the recent loss of our home by 37tl trailer; electric welded; original i fire. wagon box, new tires; hitch for I Mr. end Mrs. Gloyd Adams team or car. Call at 1123 Washing ton street, Guy Tiffney. 37tl CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere WANTED—-Girl for general house appreciation and thanks to the Natal work in Astoria, Oregon. Write to Grange for the shower given us and Mrs. F. 0. Meyer, 204 Clatskanie I to the people of Vernonia for the Avenue, Astoria. 37tl housewarming given last Saturday evening, both of which proved of much benefit following the recent FOR SALE—New all-white enamel loss of our home by fire. 37tl ed wood range. In perfect condi Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Adams tion. Purchaser can have by as suming balance of contract ($73), with payments of $8, per month. This stove i3 in Dan Cason’s store FACTS room, Vernonia. For further in $On IMVIM formation write Bartie Court, 11th and Pearl Sts., Eugene Oregon. 37tf— | tj 1AM. mu. a ** Oregon’s traffic accident situa- FOR SALE — 70 one-year old healthy white leghorn hens. Price tion and what is being done about 70 cents each. Charlie Schmidlin. it formed the theme for a booth 37tl— maintained "by the secretary of state’s office and the state highway department at the Oregon state fair FOR SALE — Canning Tomatoes. this year. The price ia right. M. Wakasugi, Featured in the display was a one mile west of Banks. 37t2— statistical account of traffic acci dents, injuries and deaths; figures FOR SALE—Oats and Vetch hay. on gasoline consumption, driver Call at old Snyder place. First registration and non-resident motor farm past golf course. 36t3 registration and non-resident motor- | ists registration. The story of safe ty activities carried on in Oregon FLOWERS by Earl Snell, secretary of state, Corsages — Cut Flowers was told in statistics and pictures. Potted Plants Hundreds of fair visitors have Sprays for Funerals taken the reaction test, the reacto- Bush Funeral Home meter measuring in split seconds 6tf— ¡the time it takes a driver to apply Phone 592 | his brakes at a given signal. The RUBBER STAMPS are available in ' average time is three-fourths of a 2H days if ordered through The second and some were faster while Eagle. No order too large, too others were slower, small. Stamp pads and other office A miniature set illustrated the supplies furnished on order. Let1 seven basic lessons forming the safe- your local newspaper office supply [ty driving school, sponsored by the these needs. tfj secretary of state. Street intersec- YOU MAY BE SURE that when you see the sign “GRADE A MILK and CREAM” that you and your family’s health is being safe guarded. You get this assurance at the NEHALEM VALLEY DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. George Turner, who was away Michener over, where they transact tions, complete with street signs having an estimated cost of $3,228,- picking berries, returned to his ed business. and markings were shown in mina- 000 failed to receive allotments. Mrs. Sara Bridge and son, Fred, ture as were highways, parking The Vernonia street surfacing home last Tuesday to enter school. of Vancouver, Washington, spent Francis Davis, who was with him, spaces and hills. Tiny cars were project would have cost $20,100, it returned home also. Saturday at the Kirkbride home. used to show the proper procedure was estimated. Mrs. Bridge is a great aunt of Mrs. Miss June Michener was home in parking, starting and stopping for the Labor Day holidays. She G. C. Kirkbride. on hills, dri.lng in traffic, making WORD RECEIVED GF has employment in Forest Grove. I Glen Bodell was in Portland Sun turns, etc., as they are taught in BURNING OF HOMES; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Turner mo day and Monday where he is hav the actual school. To give drivers I MINING TRIP STARTED Cored to St. Helens Monday after- ■ ing medical attention given to an a better idea of the operation of poon taking Mr. and Mrs. Otto1 infected foot. STONEY POINT — (Special to the clutch and gear shift, a cut away clutch and gear assembly was The Eagle)—Two weeks ago Claude Hillsberry received word from his j included in the display. A complete display of Oregon parents at Altoona, Washington, I automobile license plates, from the that they had been completely first issued in 1905, down to the burned out in a fire that destroy current tags, was included in the ed five other homes, including booth. those of Mr. Hillsberry’s two cous The ■ latest type electrical traffic I j ins. signal devices were displayed by the * During the Labor Day weekend state highway department which Floyd Lindberg moved his family also showed artists’ drawings of to Vernonia, and in company with various highway projects completed, his brother, Fred, and Bert DePue underway or projected in Oregon. left on Monday for northern Cali-1 The booth was in the grand stand fornia to prospect and do mining.' exhibit area. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. • Hickox of I Beaverton and Mr. and Mrs. Er-I Our call and delivery service and expert work mine Parsons of Portland stopped manship will return your clothing and laundry for a short visit at the Otto Miche ner home Sunday afternoon. articles to you with the appearance of newly- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen were purchased materials. Sunday visitors with the Otto Michener family a week ago. PREPARE NOW FOR THAT SUMMER Delmer Michener left Monday for VACATION! Columbia County First in the deaf school at Salem. Mrs. Paul Driscoll journeyed to State to Hold Control Portland Sunday where she visited Meetings her husband, who is convalescing in the hospital from a serious ma Columbia county was jor operation. She reports him as the State of Oregon to disease control meetings to explain well on the road to recovey, but will possibly have to remain there VERNONIA, OREGON the federal program which started for ten days or two weeks. in the fall of 1934, states Roger Morse, extension dairyman at Ore gon State college. At the present I time, every herd in Columbia coun ty has been tested at least once. In 1938, only 3.22 per cent of all animals were reactors against 6.5 per cent that were reactors in 1935. Enjoy ilie Summer •»y Relieving Yourself of Hie Tiresome Drudgery of Cleaning! Bangs Reactors Reduced by Program Tests Vernonia Laundry & Cleaners Co. Applications Returned to Applicants No More PWA Funds A- vailable for New Pro ject, Stated According to an announcement made by C. C. Hockley, PWA re gional director, all pending appli cations for PWA allotments sub mitted to the Public Works Admin istration by representatives of pub lic bodies in Oregon have been re turned to applicants. Among those returned was the Vernonia appli cation for resurfacing streets. In a letter accompanying the re turned applications, Director Hock ley said: “We regret the necessity to do this but as no appropriation was made, no allotment could be made. With the return of this application we are releasing all claim and it would be proper for you to con struct this project with your own or other avaible funds.” Thirty-six projects in Oregon 4 Big; Magazines The Vernonia Eagle — 1 Year AND ALL FOR ONLY $3.00 Check the four magazines you like best from the list below, and mail or bring coupon below to our office right now. Your present subscription to this newspaper will be extended one full year. And you will receive the four magazines you select for the ful term mentioned below. Select TWO Magazines from Group "A” and TWO from Group WB.” GROUP “A”—Select 2 Magazines .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... . 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