Friday, May 9, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Flag Tournament
Dated lor Sunday
Homer Michener, Vernonia Golf
Course manager, has announced a
f ig tournament for Sunday at the
course. Purpose of the tournament
is to determine handicaps and every-
• .ie u eligible. Play will start at
7 30 and prizes will be awarded,
Michener said.
Handicaps determined Sunday
w.ll be used later when a Spring
Handicap Tournament will be held.
Golfers Win from
West Hills Sunday
The competition golf
*.e;d here last Sunday
Hills, although partly
gave Vernonia golfers
tournament
with West
rained out,
an 8 A4 to
FLOWERS
Brown’s Flower Shop
Corsages, Funeral De­
signs, Potted Plants
Located at the
Vernonia Bakery
6V4 win. The play was a return
match and West Hills brought only
a five-man team.
Low score for the day was »hot
by Merle Ruhl who totaled 86.
Vernonia
West Hills
Anderson 3
Wilson 0
Fletcher 2 V4
Grorfberg A4
Taylor 0
Lewis 3
Ruhl 3
McKell 0
Roediger 0
Haagsma 3
Report Given on
Strawberry Crop
MIST—(Special to The Eagle) —
William Rose was down from the
summit Tuesday. He says that, bar­
ling bad weather, he should have
plenty of strawberries in about two
weeks.
Principal Wallace McCrae of the
Vernonia high school, and Mrs.
McCrae were Saturday night guests
of the Ray Mills family which is
-laying at the Bridger’s home dur­
ing the latter’s absence.
W. R. Johnson is remodeling the
bungalow recently vacated by his
grand daughter, Mrs. Bjarke. Chas.
Sundlsnd and wife will occupy it
when completed.
Mrs. L. E. McGee was a Clats­
kanie visitor on last Friday.
'Mrs. W. R. Johnson was taken
to Portland last week-end for
another check-up at the Good Sam-
aritan hospital; she returned home
again Sunday.
Carl Ray and Bernard Dowling
LUMBER — SHINGLES — VENEER
WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL
See my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $8.75 per M. and up.
Open Saturdays from 8 a. m. to noon.
C. BRUCE
SAM’S FOOD STORE
GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
An Independent, Home-Owned Grocery
HEADQUARTERS FOR FOOD BARGAINS
Listen, ladies, if you have a family to keep happy
and a budget to keep within, you’ll find happy
hunting at Sam’s. Our selection is wide, our
prices are right.
FREE DELIVERY
spent the week-end in Portland.
Ttisi Left Send*;
Word came from the W illiam
Bridger» and Ain Wallace« that they
were leaving Texas for home last
Sunday.
Mrs. Austin Dowling and daugh­
ter, Mrs. Newton Trotter, called
on Mrs. Acie Trotter on the Burn
hill where the Trotter Bros, are
putting up a new tie mill.
(Mrs. Ed Reynolds went to Sea­
side a week ago Sunday to seek
relief from asthma. We understand
she was taken to the hospital dur­
ing the week but have not heard
as to her condition.
Mrs. F. Siegenthaier was a visi­
tor at the home of Mrs. Dowling
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Hughes is at Yamhill
helping care for her uncle.
Bud Baldridge was here in the
village last week shaking hands
with old friends.
WANTED—30 strawberry pickers.
Write to Irwin or Ed Schlegel
at Banks, Route 1. Cabins, wood,
water, lights, bed and springs fur­
nished.
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WANTED—Strawberry Pickers. 6
or 8. Families preferred. Cabin,
tents, wood, and water furnished.
Picking will start around the end
cf the month. 4 miles northeast of
Buxton. John F. Lee.
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WANTED — Strawberry pickers.
Picking starts about May 15 and
continues for one month. Tents,
stoves and wood furnished. Good
Go to Festival----
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKenzie
and John and Christine McKenzie
tTTade a trip to Cutler City and to
the Newport Crab Festival Mon­
day. Christine is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Al Crist, at Cutler City
this week. While there she will be
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Myrtle Thorn'brue, a former Ver­
nonia resident.
NOTICE
I, the undersigned, hereby declare
my intention to construct a fish
trap approximately 200 feet north
and extending 800 feet eastward
from St. Helens Bar Dike No. 4
on Sand Island.
Glen M. Johns
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that the
following described dog has been
impounded by the City Marshal of
the City of Vernonia, Oregon, in
pursuance to the provisions of Or­
dinance No. 246 of the City of
Vernonia, and will be killed by the
City Marshal of said City if not
redeemed prior to the 14th day of
May, 1941, A. D.
DESCRIPTION OF DOG
Color, black and white. Breed,
Bird dog. Sex, male. Weight, 60
pounds.
Given under my hand this 6th
day of May, 1941, A. D.
A. D. LOLLEY
City Marshal
Classified
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Vernonia
Agency,
Wendell’s
Barber Shop & Bowling Alley.
Riverview Agency, Babe’s &
Phone 772
FOR SALE—Second-hand range
Cheap. Mrs. M. L. Herrin, 334 B
Street, directly behind high school.
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The Forest Grove
National Bank
Invites You To Bank By Mail if
Inconvenient To Come In Person
4. A. Thornburg, P isidenc.
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"THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK"
REPAIRING
Take it to Heath’s. All the details of repair work
are cared for efficiently and reasonably. Let us
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Heath’s Service Station
See the New
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and 1 p. m. •
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FOR SALE—Modern house, 5-rooms
and *bath. Concrete foundation.
Plas ered. All newly decorated in­
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Jewett A. Bush, Vernonia. 19tf—
neu/ 194J
FOR SALE—Tomato plants, 3 doz­
en for 25c. G. W. Thacker, .-58
First avenue, Vernonia.
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SPEED QUEEN
F OR SALE—'Pure-bred Jersey bull.
25 months old. He is of excellent
breeding. Will R. Chalmers, Ver­
nonia.
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PIANO 1-OR SALE—Want respons­
ible party living near Vernonia
to take over small studio piano
and pay out on contract on most
any terms as this piano must be
moved at once. Your old piano
taken in trade. Write Baldwin
Piano Distributors; 115 East 10th
Street, Vancouver, Wash.
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STANDARD CAPACITY
• PORCELAIN TUB
F OR RENT—Nicely furnished 4-
room apartment. Inquire Reeher's
Giocery.
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SUBMERGED TYPE
ALUMINUM AGITATOR
‘»ANTED—30 Stiawberry Pickers.
Register now. Parties of 4 pre­
ferred. Cabins, stoves and wood
furnihed. 5 miles north of Balm
Grove Park on Hayward road. Pick­
ing begins about May 15. Otto
Timmerman, Rt. 2, Forest Grove,
Oregon.
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WANTED—Strawberry Picker». 4
miles northeast of Buxton. To
start about May 20. Frank Bailey,
and Son,
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$ 59.95
WANTED— Strawberry pickers.
Good fields, long job. Cabins,
May 18. Field located 6 miles north
of Banks. Write Paul Schramel,
Rt. 1, Banks, Oregon.
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M. O-A Hill
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STATE
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bolts. See Thompson at the Cedar- water. Tom Tanaka, 3 miles north
paired by Electrakeen system.
19t4— Price $J.00. Will call and deliver
wood Timber company.
14tf— of Balm Grove park.
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