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Vernonia Eagle
T "rsday, June 22, 1944
LUMBER PRODUCTION IN UNITED STATES
1909-1944 U. S. Census
TIMBER
1910-1944 Production Uno
1944 Production Lovol
Events of
Week Related
School Board
Officers Named
—
following
Tha
people were elected for the fol
lowing positions on the school
board at the regular election
Monday night, June 19th: Remus
Branson, trustee, in Blakenbick-
ler’s place and Myrtle Ramsey,
Game Commission Sets
Tentative Regulations
Following is a summary of the
proposed regulations tentatively
formulated by the game commis
sion at its hearing held Satur
day, June 10:
DEER
General Season
October 1 to 31, open season
for blacktail and mule deer hav
ing not less than fojrked horns.
Bag limit, one.
Grant Baker area— Female, spike
buck or Immature Deer.
3,000 tags to be issued to
take female or immature deer
in the following described area:
Beginning at Mt. Vernon, east
along highway No. 28 to the Un
ity reservoir, thence north along
forest road through Whitney and
Sumpter to Granite, thence north
and west from Granite along for
est road through Trout Meadows
and Forks Guard station to Dale,
then south along highway No.
395 to the point of beginning.
Hart Mt. Refuge Deer Season
October 7 to 15 in specified
portion of refuge. 300 doe deer
and 200 buck deer tags to be is
sued.
ELK
General Regulation*
November 4 to 30, open sea
son entire state except as here
inafter specified.
November 4 to 14, in Clatsop,
Columbia, Lincoln, Benton, Coes
and that part of Line and Doug
las counties west of highway 99.
Closed to elk hunting: Tilla
mook and Curry counties.
Bag limit: one bull elk having
antlers except that bag limit is
one elk of either sex in area in
southeastern Oregon bounded by
highways 28, 97 and 62.
Special Tage for Antlerle*s Elk
500 tags will be issued to take
antlerless elk from November 4
to 30 in the followng described
area: Beginning at the Oregon-
Washington line north of Milton,
south on highway No. 11 to Pen
dleton, thence south along high
way No. 30 to LaGrande; thence
north along highway No. 82 to
Elgin, north from Elgin* along
the Grande Rondo river to the
Washington state line and west
along the state line to 'the point
of beginning.
PHEASANTS
October 14 to October 18:
Clatsop, Columbia, Multnomah,
Clackamas, Washington and Yam
hill counties. Bag limit, 3 cocks
a day, 6 in possession.
1945, both dates inclusive.
Fisher, marten, beaver and
ringtailed cat: closed season en
tire year.
MIGRATORY WATERFOWL
Subject to federal regulation.
SILVER GRAY SQUIRRELS
Open season: September 15 to
October 20, inclusive, in all coun
ties except that the open season
is the entire year in Multnomah,
Clackamas,
Marion,
Yamhill,
Washington, Benton, Polk, Linn,
Douglas and Lane counties; and
except that there is no open sea
son in Hood River county.
GAME RESERVES OPEN TO'
HUNTING
The following game reserves
will be open to hunting during
the regular open seasons for
game birds and game animals:
Salt Creek game refuge; Mule
Deer game reservation; Mt. Em
ily game reservation;
Myrtle
Park game reservation; Steens
mountain game refuge; Cow
Creek game refuge; Whitetail
Deer game reservation; Grass
Mountain reservation; Ochoco
game refuge; that part of Warn
er game refuge lying outside of
the boundaries of the federal
Hart mountain antelope reserve;,
and Canyon Creek game refuge,
provided, however, that that part
of the Canyon Creek game re
fuge lying east and north of Can
yon Creek is reserved for hunt
ing by use of the long bow and
broad arrow only.
The Wallowa Mountain Sheep
refuge will be open to the hunt
ing of migratory waterfowl dur
ing the regular open season
therefor.
NATAL—Callers at the John
Titus home a week ago Sun.,
were Mr. and Mrs. Trites, Her-
man Seniler and son, G. Austin
and son and Irma Robinson, all
of Portland.
Marie Short, Fred Shire and
Jessiç Bartell of Portland spent
last Sun., with Mr. and Mrs.
John Titus.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lalli and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay
drove to Portland Sun.
Lew Choates was in Clatskanie
Mon.
Shoppers in Vernonia Mon.,
were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson
and Mr. Wolff and Mildred.
Mrs. Wolff is visiting in Cor
nelius this week.
When you say "Barclay’s” you are
helping to continue a friendship
we value most highly!
re-elected clerk.
Mrs. Ed Lambers entertained
at her home last Thursday honor
ing Mrs. John Bino on her birth
day. Nine ladies attended the
covered dish luncheon. The party
was in the nat.re of a surprise.
PRIVATE STOCK
Straight RYE Whiskey
86 Proof
Jas. Barclay & Co. Limited • Peoria* Illinois
7zl5 p . m .
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GUN REGULATIONS
It is unlawful to use 22 rim
fire shells to hunt or kill any
game birds or game animals.
It is unlawful to use shot
guns loaded with buck shot or
bird shot to hunt or kill any
big game.
It is unlawful to Use rifles to
hunt or kill any upland game
birds such as pheasants, grouse,
quail or Hungarian partridge.
It is unlawful to use shotguns
capable of holding more than
three shells to hunt or kill any
upland game birds such as pheas
ants, grouse, quail and Hungar
ian partridge, O|r migratory game
birds such as ducks, geese, etc.
SOOTY OR BLUE GROUSE
October 14 to October 29:
Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook,
Curry, Lincoln, Coos and that
part of Lane and Douglas coun
ties west, of Highway 99. Bag
limit, 2 a day but not more than
6 during entire season.
TRAPPING REGULATIONS
Open season: Mink, muskrat,
otter and raccoon from Novem
ber 15, 1944 to February 15,
Hats Cleaned, Blocked
85c
DRY CLEANING PRICES REDUCED
Pants ............... 50c Overcoats
$1.00
Dresses ........... $1.00 Suits ............... $1.00
Sweaters...............50c
Pick Up and Delivery Weekly on Thursdays
Office: Ben Brickel’s Barber Shop
Oregon Laundry and Cleaners
KRAFT CHEESE SPREAD (0) 5 oz 17c
COFFEE, Airway whole bean 3-Ib bag 58c
COFFEE, Nob Hill whl bean 2-ib bag 45c
COFFEE. Hills or MJB
1-lb jar 33c
COFFEE, Maxwell House
1-lb jar 33c
KAFFEE HAG, de-caffeine d 1-lb jar 35c
SANKA COFFEE
. 1-lb jar 36c
TEA, Canterbury black
%-lb pkg 22c
COCOA, Our Mothers, Blue Mill 1 lb 11c
FLAVORADE DRINK MIX 5c pkg 3/10c
BREAD, Julia Lee Wright’s 1%-lb If 12c
CRACKERS, Hon Maid Grahams 2 lb 33c
KELLOGG’S RAISIN BRAN
10 oz 10c
PANCAKE FLOUR, Suzanna 20-oz pkg 9c
BISQUICK FLOUR, Gold Medal 40 oz 31c
SHORTENING, Royal Satin 3-lb jar 59c
MARMALADE, Tropical Orange 2 lb 37c
GRPFRT MARMALADE, Tib Brk 2 lb 33c
KADOTA Figs, Sundwn (20) 300 can 12c
MIX VEGETABLES, Libby 303 glass 15c
BEET SUGAR 5-lb sk 32c
10-lb sk 62c
TOBACCO, Prince Albert or Velvet lb 69c
DOG FOOD, Calo dehydrated 8 oz 3/10c
OXYDOL Soap Powder
24-oz box 23c
LIFEBUOY Toilet Scap
3 bars 20c
eteSFtar gpecintL
FLUFFO OIL
quart bottle 38c
MUSHROOM SAUCE, Milanis 8-oz gls 5c
COCKTL MIX, Carrot Tom, Jce 3 pkts 10c
MUSHROOM SOUP MIX Deluxe 4 oz 10c
BEANS, Precooked, V Camp (1)2 pkg 15c
SEA MUSSELS, Mainsail (0) 10% oz 25c
MAXINE TOILET SOAP
3 bars 10c
The Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
UNCLE SAM
MAYONNAISE, Nu Made
quart 47c
pint 27c
DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING quart 36c pint 23c
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BEEF ROAST, Arm and blade cut A grd lb 27c (5)
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B grd lb 25c (5)
lb 40c (11)
SIRLOIN ST£AK, A grade
lb 33c (11)
B grade
lb 38c (13)
ROUND STEAK, A grade
B grade
lb 34c (13)
BACON, any size piece
lb 29c
VEAL SHOULDER STEAK AA grade lb 30c
PICNICS, sugar cured
lb 29c
PORK SHOULDER ROAST, center cut lb 29c
PORK STEAK
lb 34c
Sliced
Medium
Halibut
pound 35c
Fresh
Halibut
by piece
pound 29c
Fresh
Oysters
p*nt 59c
CHINOOK SALMON, troll caught, by piece lb 35c
CHINOOK SALMON, Sliced, Troll caught
lb 45c
YOUNG FOWL, Fresh dressed
lb 42c
FARM-FRFSH PRODUCE'
BONDS —Every one
LEMONS
lb 11 Vici GRPFRT, Arizona lb 10c
ORANGES, small lb 7*/2c | CALAVOS
lb 24c
New
TOMATOES
lb 13c
Beets
firm, ripe
Garden fresh
Potatoes
Shafter Whites
Ruby red
Turnips, loc tend lb 8c
Brings Victory Nearer
Carotts, clip-top lb 7c
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MANY INVASION
INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF
INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON
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RED HEN
18 oz 10c f
brand
2ib4OZ lye
KEM BRAND
Lunch Meat It’s pure pork 12-oz can 29c
COPELAND’S PRE-COOKED
Beans (1 point per pkg) 8 oz pkg
5 »>• 21c
lb 5c
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