Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 22, 1942, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textis with him. week's furlough, and Torpedo Man TOO LATE TQ CLASSIFY Lost and found columns of Elmer Anglesey, who was i. ’ red 1st cl. Jim Vike were both present. FOR SALE—10-acyi<>iacè, 5 acres Tokio newspapers are crowd Donald Tiffany, Alvin Tapp. ed these days. Every time an cleared. 4-room heyse. Winter’s in the Longview mill, is repor to Jim left Monday after spending ov UNIT NO. 2 American buys a War Bond, wood in shed. Eh ctria lights, school be recuperating. er a week of his two-week furlough Nurses Zoe Whitsei, Wilma Jus the Japs lose face. Buy your bus. 1600 cash or $300 down and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lyster mo 10% every pay day. here. tice, Mrs. E. L. Lloyd, Mrs. E. Gard balance on payments, inquire 625 tored to Astoria Saturday evening, ner, Maude Salomonson. 2nd street., Vernonia. 43t3 First Aider»—George F. Brown, where they played for a dance. Pvt Hugh McDonald was trans Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Gibson Benita Condit, Minnie Hughes, Mrs. On October 12, the list of cas ferred October 10 from Santa Mon FOR SALE—6-rcom mode -n housi and family motored to Battle with bath, full basement with ualty station personnel was revised, J. Greenman, Esther Pumala. Mrs. Ground, Washington Sunday where ica, California to Paine Field, Ev wash room, garage, sawdust fur Dayton Ross, Mrs. Shaver, Burma as many individuals who were on they visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. erett, Washington. He is a techni Johnson, Marie Niemanen. nace, fireplace. See Bob Tipton, the June 12 list have moved away, Supply Recorders—Bess Nichols Mitcham and family. Mrs. Mitcham cal mechanic on a plane, and will Sam and Bob’s Store. 43tf— will leave this following Saturday be at Paine Field for 6 weeks. Republican Nominee or are no longer able to carry oa (mgr.) for Los Angeles where she will vis L ’ OR SALE — Full-sized bassinette duties with the station for other Case Recorders—Velma Roediger, for County it a few days with former 'friends. on rollers and good quality mat reasons. If figures are correct, there are Rose Valpiani. Commissioner Then she will leave for Arizona tress. Excellent condition. Phone As soon as new civilian defense Kitchen Aid—Diana Marshall now 228 Vernonia and vicinity men or tall at n l»t Av "4t3 units are fully organized, a drill will (mgr.), Bell Vaughan, Merle Knight where she plans to visit her par Vote 26 X in the service. Information received ents for 6 weeks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fair, Impartial Efficient Ser be called for all departments of ci Telephone Service — Mrs. Dan W. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. has caused three names to be added FOR RENT—One furnished room. vilian defense, it has been announc Cason. vice for Columbia County Inquire 864 State street. Phone Savage and family, former Vernor.- and 3 names subtracted from the ed. In case of an emergency, all di Scouts — Jimmy Ray, manager. 272. 43t3 visions of unit 1 will report to duty, Phone—Verlin Crume, Dale Grenia; ia residents and also 2 brothers she army list, leaving it at 136. Six names have been added to the Army while unit 2 will report 4 hours lat Fires—Selwin Graves, Earl Spof- hasn’t seen for 19 years. .V /* Air Corps list, bringing it up to 36. Mr. and Mrs, Elvin Thompson, jr., er. 'fard; Messengers—Robert Bram- were visitors of Mrs. C. E. Gibson Clip the following list for your blett, Lynn Michener; Beds—James Corporal Walter M. Workman, last week. Mr. Thompson had the convenience: Moeller, DeVerde Byers, Harold Join the line-up that cheers misfortune to break his hand at the brother to Bob and Rona Workman, Physicians—R. D. Eby, M.D., Fowler. who are running their parents’ ship yards. Glen J. Ten Brook, M.D. ACTIVE WITH BOTH UNITS: old Midd Crawford, student at OSC ranch, the old Doc Jones place be Dentist—Dr. U. J. Bittner. Delivery trucks—C. Aldrich, D. tween here and Sunset Camp, was visited his parents over the week Druggist—W. J. Armitage. Culbertson, Dan Cason. recognized by his parents in a pho Mercantile—Millers (Douglass) Supervisors—Mrs. R. D. Eby, end. tograph in the October 3 Collier’s. Ambulances—All on unit 1 and 2. Dorothy Davis, Olivia Briekel, Bess BRAND > Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Workman, Sr., Managers—Jewett Bush, Harold Nichols. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey r ii Those Who Are in It live at Westfir, Oregon. Howard. (Continued irom page 1) No. 1 ambulance—Glenn Ely, Ira idents of Vernonia), is in the flying A possible explanation of a state Baucom, Glen Gibson. service at Chico, California. Tommy ment he made in a recent letter was No. 2 ambulance—Wm. Bond, went to school here for many years. found in that issue of Collier’s. He Celeste Poetter, Mrs. Earl Carrick- In Australia it’s Staff Sgt. Ellis told them that he had lost all his er. Oregon's clothes “the other day.’’ CpT. Work Fastest Selling No. 3, Nehalem Creamery—Cal Wooldridge now; and in India it’s man sent with his letter a piece of Straight RIVERVIEW—Mrs. Bill Bassett Cpl. Francis Davis. These two boys Japanese paper money, printed in vin Sasse, Mrs. C. Harmon, Lois Harmon, Clara V ’’s. left for Seattle where she plans to were recently promoted to their English and of the value of one SlNVÍBRW* No. 4, Neh ’ Market—Jim meet her husband, who has been present posi.ions. schilling. It was smeared with the ,f(HEb:UFl L /1Ä ITS NAME" «smear sta*»* Marshall, Lola Nance, Lena aw***' mud of the islands: Which islands working in Alaska. Schroeder, Marjorie Lolley. The Navy was in evidence at he, a Marine, is on is not known, 90.4 Proof • National Distillers Products Corp., N. Y. Mrs. Ward Plummer returned No. 5, Sam : . ' b—Albert Tay Friday’s football game. Seaman 1st but he formerly was stationed near lor, Eva Jacobs, Violet Aldrich, Sam from the Forest Grove hospital cl. Homer Michener, who was on a Honolulu. Monday night. Hearing, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ebon John and No. 6, Kin/’« Grocery—Lewis Morgan, Aimee M dis, Jennie Bram- family returned from Idaho and are now at Lebanon where Mr. John is blett, Esther M >rgan. N >. 7. Light Co. truck—Dwight employed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Veberes and Strong, Ruth Hausler, Ivie DeHart, daughters motored to Forest Grove Latty Hausler, UNIT NO. 1 Monday evening. 2 tablespoons molasses, mor« Mrs. Polly Lynch motored to For Nurses—Hazel Bergerson, Doro or less teo spoon thy Davis, Mrs. Carl Sherman, Reva est Grove Saturday on business. mustard Mr. and Mrs. Ed Roediger, jr., Taylor, Lee White, Nola Brady. 2 toblespoons catsup, it First Aiders—Pauline King (man are the parents of a 9%-pound boy desired I small onion« ager), Peggy Hatfield (manager), born at 1:00 o’clock Monday after if desired Rev, Livingstone, Bertie Mills, Is noon. dth 2 quarts water Kenneth Plummer visited his abelle Culbertson, Hazel Shipman, Olivia Briekel, Grayce Bundy, Mrs. brother, Ward, over the week-end. Mrs. Ralph Mahar returned from Sam Hearing, Sr., Gertrude Russow, Supply Recorders—Phyllis Mc Fort Lewis where she has been stay If you're like us, around this time of year Crae (mgr.), Maciel Grady, Mrs. ing with her daughter, Mrs. Jerry you get to hankering for a big pot of old- Sam Hearing, Jr. Bail. fashioned baked beans, or a ntnamipg Mrs. C. E. Buckner and son re Case Recorders—Mona Gordon dish of lima beans and ham, or other cool LIMA BEANS weather staples. This year, especially, it's (mgr.) Mrs. U. J. Bittner, Vivian turned home from the Forest Grove / b tablespoon a really smart idea to stock up on such black pepper hospital Wednesday night. Laird. items for today and many meals to come. 2-siiced onions Mrs. C. I. Anderson and Mrs. E. Kitchen Aid—-Leatha Tousley 4 to 5 pounds Prices are low, supplies are plentiful, and smoked ham, ,(mgr.), Beatrice Moon, Edith Hed- E. Roediger, sr., motored to Forest mealtime enjoyment is assured. Get yours shoulder or half today I Grove to visit Mrs. Ed Roediger. jr. man, Evelyn Heading. Telephone Service—Joy Willard, and son Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harmon have Joyce Knight. Buy War Stamps With the Money been hunting for the last week in Scouts—Jimmy Ray, manager. You Save at Phone—Jim Frazee, Glen Shipman; eastern Oregon. Safeway Joe Peachey who went to Prine Fires—Billy Hall, Jim Rachell; Mes sengers—Frank Aspinall, Bobbie ville to hunt, has been critically ill Pljns for Parties McDonald; Beds—Delmar McDonald with a heart attack. Mrs. Peachey Thursday, October 22, 1942 6 Vernonia Eagle I Casualty Station Has Staff Shifts J. N. Miller 3 hj r i i I S unny B rook ml Roedigers Parents Of Baby Boy j GUNS Paterson’s Phone 802 PUBLIC SALK As my son is leaving for the Armed Force» and I will be unable to carry on my dairy operations, I will sell the following de scribed property at Public Auction on my farm 2 miles west of Timber across from CCC camp on Cochran road on Tuesday, Ort. 27, Benefit Lunch at noon. Sale starts at 12:30 36 High Grade Dairy Cattle long yearling heifer,. 1 Guernaey bull. Full information £ SaJ.way r Homemakers' Bureau J( IJA I El. WKIGIIT, UiULlur USED 35 CALIBRE REMINGTON AUTOMAT IC RIFLE $69.95 348 WINCHESTER $69.50 NEW 22 HORNET SAVAGE RIFLE $42.50 NEW 218 BEE WINCHESTER RIFLE $56.85 FLASH LIGHTS—HUNTING KNIVES—PACK SACKS—THERMOS BOTTLES and JUGS— SLEEPING BAGS — CARTRIDGE BELTS— HOLSTERS—SCABBARDS — GUN CASES— TELESCOPE SIGHTS—IRON SIGHTS— SLING ETC. 20 cow, fr„h and coming freak. 5 2-year-old bred Keif era, T Lee Wight's article In this week's Family Cir- cle gives plans for two different parties — both complete with menus, game« and other sug- iestions. Get your REE Family Circle Thursday. 10 will be given al aale. FARM EQUIPMENT 7-ft drill, disc, spring tooth harrow, corrugated roller, 2 mow er«, «pike tooth harrow, 14” walking plow. 16” tractor plow, home built tractor, buzz saw and engine, cream separator wi h electric motor, boiler, 2-unit Serge milking machine, milk house equipment, tubular cooler, milk bottle«, 2 doz. 5- and 10-gal. milk cans, 2-compartment milk house «ink, hay carriage and rope, 500-gal. capacity double-action electric pump wi- h 40-gal. pressure tank, some household goods and numerous other small articles and tools, 25 tons baled clover hay. Terms: See clerk for terms. Peter Ribbers, Ownir J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer. A. H. Abts, Clerk, of Commercial National Bank I I r dwards Coffee PEARL BARLEY cello bay 2-lb RED BEANS Idaho 2 lb pkg 15c; 5 lb WHITE BEANS Small BABY LIMA BEANS 2 lb 17c; 5 lb 42c 2 lb 17c; 5 lb. 43c LARGE LIMA BEANS California 2 lb 25c BLACKEYE PEAS for fine soups 2 lb 19c PINTO BEANS mealy, delicious 3 lb pkg 25c PIONEER MINCED CLAMS No >/2 can 19c DUNBAR OYSTERS 5-oz can 19c FLAKIES TUNA FLAKES No % can 29c Sliced Beef, Libby 2-oz jar 15c; 5 oz 33c LIBBY’S PRUNE JUICE 12 -cz jar 10c CANTERBURY BLACK TEA »/«-lb pkg 19c NOB HILL COFFEE whole bean lb bag 23c PLANTER’S PEANUT OIL pint can 35c GERBER’S BABY FOODS 4*/2-oz can 3/19c CHERUB Evaporated Milk 3 tall cans 25c Canned Milk-Advertised Brands 3 tall 26c Baking Powder-Clabber Girl 2-lb can 20c FRISKIES DOG FOOD 2 lb 23c; 4»/2 lb 49c AERO LIQUID WAX quart can 45c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER reg cans 2 for 13c CLOROX BLEACH qt 14c; l/2 gal bot 23c White Magic Bleach qt 10c; x/2 gallon 17c Su-Prrb Soap-Granul 24-oz 19c; 50 oz 37c DUZ Granulated Soap 21»/2cz 22c; 69 oz 63c SPLIT PEAS yellow, green 2 lb 19c SALAD OIL Mixed Soup Stock, Lentils 2 lb 45 e “Sii,“." si.43 d T vy POPCORN ------------------- — hull-less WALNUTS Ige 2-lb 19c cello 17c lb 25c Franque te. WALNUT MEATS H-lb cello 33c Noodle Soup Mix Continental 3/25c MAZOLA OIL Quart Size 49c Soup Mix-Minute Noodle Man Vegetable 2 pkg, 15c SIERRA PINE Toilet Soap 3 cakes 20« APPLES! LUX SOAP For toilet or bath 3 cks. 2OC I.E.S. Light Globes "3-Way'—100 200 300 watt 55c M«.d« Light Glob«, IS ts 40 Wntt. 10« New crop oppies ore here! Apple pie, souce, cobblers ora th’ order of the doy1 Get o box of oppies this week They're plentiful and prices ore reoscnoble, beeouse "Apples" ore o Victory Food Speciol* GUARANTEED RIJATS SIRLOIN STEAK Beef Roas', blade cut BOILING ________ ___________AJI |H-1< >■> subject tu nu*.M«t changes and slw ki BEEF lb. 28c Asstd lb. 19c FRESH Luncheon Meat OYSTERS lb pint 35c 49c EVISCERATED POULTRY LEGHORN FOWL pound 52c COLORED FOWL COLORED FRYERS pound 53c pound «5c Sf f • If sso M nus •s. (MR X) «U» About rhu rtsui mother roots Tu help you ph., mckllMt araocsU-. ful as wHI as attractive. the Saf«».y Homemaker» Bureau has prrp=-r«l the "kitchen ( our < ta Nuththw. Id cvwnplrte by mad Tu ear.-d, jird write to Julo. 1 st r .. BoxOfiOt I .«Milami. < ..l.ferm. F i+w Ur fcw the M uf entire roui - SAFZWAY