2. 1941
$19*50 per Month— No Down Payment
Will Buy A Comfortable Home in an Excellent Neighborhood on Corner Lot
Surrounded by Well-Kept Modest Homes.
We have just spent $258.15 in the improvement
of this property, including full new roof and two
coats of best paint on outside of house.
I had this property appraised at $1150.00. On
September 12 I gave you an opportunity to pur
chase th:s property for $890.00. I thought the
price was reasonable but it appears that you did
not.
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The garage is better built than usual. There are
two extra well-finished rooms that could be made
into an apartment. The sidewalks are in across
ths front and end of the property. The sci! is an
good garden soil as can be found anywhere.
Now I Am Offering It
The water is piped to the house but there are no
built-ins in the kitchen nor is there any bath in
the house. 1 am going to sell this property at such
a price as to permit the purchaser to put in these
improvements
If you were to figure the material in the building
and the cost of labor to rebuild it, the building,
without the lot, would cost you much more than
my appraised value and in addition thereto prices
are increasing and comfortable houses are hard
to find in Vernonia.
for $758.15
the actual cost to me without any charge for my
time, but at this price of course 1 shall expect
you to put in some further repairs to the property
and will permit you to have immediate possession
for payment of only $19.50 per month.
LOOK THIS PROPERTY OVER WITH THE IDEA OF MAK
ING YOURSELF A PERMANENT HOME. YOUR RENT
RECEIPTS ARE OF NO VALUE AFTER THE MONTH HAS
PASSED BUT A PAYMENT ON THIS PROPERTY IS BETTER
THAN MONEY IN THE BANK. WHY WASTE YOUR
MONEY ON RENT?
LJMIllM.j™ w—g^——
OF COURSE, IF YOU WANT THE PLACE BEFORE THAT
DATE YOU CAN REACH ME AT THE ADDRESS GIVEN
BELOW. SEE THIS PLACE AT 1155 UMATILLA ST., AND
INQUIRE. IF YOU WILL. AS TO VALUES IN THE IMMED
IATE NEIGHBORHOOD a ND YOU WILL FIND THAT THIS
PROPERTY IS UNDERPRICED SEVERAL HUNDRED
DOLLARS.
This Is an Opportunity of a Lifetime to Secure a Comfortable Home and at a
Price Far Below Present Values.
I Will Be in Vernonia at the House Monday, October 6, After 2:00 P. M.
FRANK H. REEVES
301 PACIFIC BLDG.
PORTLAND, OREGON
BE 6272 — EA 9875
Loss of Eye
Is Reported
be remembered here as Kareen
Pfeifer and (taught school here
about 12 years ago. The young son
has been named Peter Jan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kubler and
Billy were dinner guests Wednesday-
night of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reveal
and Dicky.
Mrs. Laura Gilmore visited Sat
urday in Portland with Mrs. Cohn.
Mrst Roggi of /Cochran and
Myrtle Ramsey spent Monday with
Mrs. A. Dahlman at Elsie. The Dahl-
man’s recently moved to Elsie from
Cochran.
Mil-s. Nellie Kubler and son,
Billy, spent Wednesday in Portland
at the home of her mother, Mrs. u.
H. VanZetten.
Northwestern Business College in
Portland spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday at her home here.
Mrs. Mary Hart of Vernonia was
a visitor Tuesday of Ida Kilburg.
Estelle Porter and Hazel Shuck
of Eugene were Friday afternoon
visitors with Mae Tailman. Mr.,.
Porter is employed at the Stone
Hut and Mrs. Shuck at the Grand
Cafe. Both were formerly employ
ed here at Wolfe Creek Cafe.
Walter Brown of Modesto, Calif
ornia, has been visiting the past
two weeks with his aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. David Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kubler were
Saturlay evening guests of Mrs.
Kubler’s sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George Sattler, at
Wilsonville.
TIMBER—Mrs. Gilmore received
word last week from Fred Lumm,
Jr., at Medford that he had lost the
sight of his right eye, caused three
months ago in an accident while
he was working at Sunset Camp.
Lawrence Kelly, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Miller of Portland were
visitors Sunday at the Gilmore
hotel and were guests of Remus
Branson.
Russell Smith received word of
the death of E. T. Watkins of Tilla
mook, whom he had known and
worked with for the past 16 years. Help Added
Mr. Watkins died suddenly Friday
Additional help has been added
with a heart attack. He was very
prominyit in different organiza to the section crew on the S. P.
Boyce L. Parker left Friday for
tions in Tillamook county, and
leaves a large family and many Fort Lewis, where he is now sta
tioned.
friends to mourn his loss.
Eric Armstrong is acting as fire
Son Born
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. man and doing janitor work at the
KEASEY—Mrs. H. A. DeWitt
Morry Vannewitz in Boise, Idaho, Gilmore hotel.
left Friday for a visit with her
September 22. Mrs. Vennewitz will
Maxine Cameron, who attends mother in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gillham made
a trip to Portland Monday.
The Frank White family returned
Thursday from the hopyards.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis White ana
family visited at the G. A. White
home Saturday.
Visitors at the Krieger home
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Reed and Bill Cook, Lillian Graham,
Abe Graham and Owen, Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Sturdevant and children,
Margaret and Ralph. Mrs. Krieger’s
mother is Mrs. W. B. Reed.
Mrs. G. A. Riggins and Geraldine
attended a shower given for Mrs.
J. M. Boss in Vernonia.
Mrs. Watson and Opal Steele
visited at the Lindsley home Friday.
Victor Bergerson is very sick
with pneumonia.
Visitors at the W. J. Lindsley
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Lindsley and daughter, Sher
rie, Joe Lindsley, Opal Steele and
two children.
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the many good things
tc be found at your
neighborhood Safeway
A
streamlined store
offering a wide vari
ety of fine foods at
the lowest prices . . .
with
a
money-back
guarantee on every
thing you buy.
6
Trip to Ohio
Started Friday
FLOWERS
TENDER-FRESH
BREAD
Julia Lee Wright—Enriched
1 Vi-pound loaf
BROWN’S
FLOWER SHOP
Phone 111
lie
COFFEE
VALUE!
AIBWAY
ROASTER
Lb. bag |
Kitchen Craft Enriched FLOUR 49-lb. sack $1.69
F-sher’s, Drifted Snow, Crown Flour 49-lbs. $1.93
Carnation, Pet, Alpine, Borden Milk 3 tails
CHERUB MILK Fre,h Tasting
4 tall cans
GLENN AIRE GRAPEFRUIT
No. 2 can
FRUIT COCKTAIL Hostess Delight
No. 1
LIBBY PINEAPPLE TIDBITS
2 8-oz. cans
KELLOGG CORN FLAKES 11-oz. pkg. 2 for
ALBERS FLAPJACK FLOUR
Lg. pkg.
SCHILLING BLACK PEPPER
8-oz. can
ZEE WAX PAPER 125-ft roll
2 for
FRESH
3-lb. bag
«
FAVORITE MATCHES
Carton_______
boxes __ 16c
MAZDA LIGHT GLOBES 15-100 watt 13c-15c
STELLAR FACIAL TISSUES 200’s 9c; 500’s 19c
TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn 3 No. 2 cans 25c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House 46-oz
16c
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP
26-oz. can
29c
LOG CABIN SYRUP
Small Can 17c
SMALL DRY SHRIMP 5-oz. cans
2 for 29c
TOMATO HOT SAUCE 8-oz. cans
4 for 15c
SUGAR BELLE PEAS, Fancy 2 No. 2 cans 25c
GARDENSIDE SPINACH No. 2Vi cans 2 for 25c
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PORK ROAST Picnic Style
Pound 91
Serve roast pork with applesauce , , . £IC
they'll love it!
SIRLOIN STEAKS
Pound
BEEF ROASTS
Pound
CHINOOK SALMON
Pound
BACON JOWLS
ARMOURS
Corsages, Funeral De
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REAL
Bacon
Hack
Regular
Per Pound
23c
.. Pound
33c
23c
19c
17c
Guaranteed to please with Safeway’s extra
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SWEET POTATOES Jerseys
Pound
BANANAS
Ripe, sweet fruit .... 3 Pounds
CELERY
Green, appetizing
ONIONS
Sweet Yellow Spanish
LETTUCE
Solid Heads ................
CARROTS
Tops removed
. ___
SQUASH
IN NUTRITION" by our Homemaker»' Bureau.
gc
25c
Pound 3c
Pound 3c
Pound 8c
4 pounds 19c
Pound 2Hc
• Get your enrollment-coupon at your neighbor
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j/mnd lessons-by-mail of "KITCHEN COURSE
ad
LEMONS
Sunkist
Fancy, full of
rich juice
Pound