Thursday, August 9, 1945
2
DiLLARD REQUESTS
PROSECUTION AID
VERNONIA EAGLE
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Here
Property Purchased
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Colsen
and family, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Kellington, Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Sigler, Miss Gussie Sigler and
Miss Helen Frank, all of Hills­
boro and Miss M.-.xine Armstrong
of Monroe, Washington visited
Sunday at the H. H. Frank heme.
The property in Lone Pine
Acres which was purchased re­
cently by E. E. Upgard was sold
a few days ago by Upgard to
W. W. Borders of Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. Upgard have moved to
the back of the paint store which
they plan to keep open from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m.
BOY FRIEND. JOE.IN THE NAVY- G ladys never , never . wrote
HER LETTERS HAO EVERYTHING TOE WORRY LETTERS-ONTHE
THEY WERE JUST THE KINO OF CONTRARY. HER LETTERS HAO
LETTERS TOE LIKE0 TÖ SET-FULL WARMTH affection -EVERY­
OF LOVE AND CHEERFULNESS THING in them to make joe glad
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DANCE, Legion hall Saturday,«
August II. Rhythm Vendors, All­ Here from California
Mrs. M. J. Ray of Upland, Cal­
girl orchestra. Adm. 75c inc. tax,
32tl — ifornia but late of Martin Ken­
Visiting Here
Mrs. Ellen Sheeley is spending
two weeks 'here from Portland
visiting relatives and friends. She
will also spend a short time vis­
iting in Hillsboro before return­
ing to her home.
Place Sold
B. W. Barnes, who purchased
the F. E. Harris property in
Riverview a short time ago, sold
to Ray McAdam a few days ago.
tucky, is here visiting her cous­
ins, Mrs. N. B. Hall and Mrs.
Myrtic Cline.
Experienced in designing and
building
special
equipment.
Truck, cat and logging ma­
chinery welding.
DO NOT THROW THAT
HARD-TO-GET PART AWAY
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Malm-
sten cf Inglewood, Cal. are the
parents of a daughter, Martha
Louise, born July 26th and
weighing eight and
one-half
pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Malmsten are grandparents of
the new arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Moon
movej their household goods to
Seaside Sunday where Mr. Moon
has employment. The hauling was
done by Canson’s transfer. Mr.
Moon’s position at the Safeway
market is being taken temporarily
by Albert Zerr of Vancouver,
Washington.
H. R. Junken
Ph. 453
1142 COLUMBIA ST.
SS
Quality foods are always a saving at any
price. Tasteless, devitalized food is expensive
as a gift, because it robs you of priceless
health, animation and vigor. Be yourself, be
active, be popular-be a NEHALEM SHOPPER
NEHALEM
MARKET AND GROCERY
Phone 721
TIRE PRICES REDUCED!
good / year
$16.38
RECAPPING
4 - Day Service
joe reading - her
LETTERS VUITH EXPRESSIONS
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Tax included
Mounted
7.00 X 15
7.00 X 16
TRUCK TIRES
ALL SIZES
F good A eai P
Ü^riREs^
Household Goods Moved
The household goods belonging
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holcomb
were moved to Gresham early
this week where the Holcombs
have purchased a home. Mrs.
Holcomb and Mrs. Reese Hol­
comb have purchased the Betsy
Joy Dress shop there.
969 Bridge St. Ph. 576 or 706
ST. HELENS— Irving T. Rau,
secretary and treasurer of the
St. Helens Pulp and Paper com­
pany has resigned as chairman of
the Columbia county war finance
committee.
Mr. Rau said he was obliged
to relinquish the duties of the
post because of the press of
wartime business.
He has been chairman of the
war bond puigram and war stamp
program in Columbia county from
its inception in World ’War II
and, as chairman, has headed
each of the war loan drives.
Ladies prefer the comfort and
appearance that LINES’ Shoe
Service so carefully retains in
the delicate structure of their
footwear.
LINES’ SHOE SHOP
YOUR EYES WILL BE
SPARKLING,
TOO, WHEN
YOU GET YOUR HELPING
OF OUR ICE CREAM. MANY
DELICIOUS FLAVORS
TO
CHOOSE FROM.
THE COZY
Bus Depot
Ph. 582
as certain athletes stand
head and shoulders above
their fellows and are selected
j
for special recognition, so
does our fine bread merit your
special recognition. As a nutriment it stands
head and shoulders above all competitors.
MAKE IT YOUR EXCLUSIVE SELECTION!
VERNONIA BAKERY
WASHINGTON
COUNTY BANK
BANKS, OREGON
FARM
AUTO
PERSONAL
COMMERCIAL
ÌLOANS
Mail Your Deposits
IFITS Service
YOU NEED ... COME TO
DISTRIBUTOR
FOR
SERVICE
DUTCH BOY
WHITE LEAD HEADQUARTERS
PAINT
ALSO
FULLER PAINTS
E. E. Upgard
868 Bridge St.
Ph. 1262
Wallpaper & Paints
Here We Have
Modern tools and equipment
Factory trained mechanics
Genuine Chevrolet parts
$4,000 parts stock
Vernonia Auto Co.
“A Safe Place To Trade”
Phone 342, Vernonia
right from the farm to
your door, write or call
$700
GRADE A
Slaughter Sales
Get AAA Payment
Columbia county farmers will
be eligible to receive the new
government payments on sheep
and lambs marketed for slaugh­
ter, according to information re­
Here from Cutler City
Mrs. Kenneth Bell and child­ ceived by W. C. Johnson, chair­
ren and Mrs. Russell Whitsell • man of the county AAA commit-
and children, all of Cutler City tee.
The new program was effective
spent several days here the lat­
ter part of last week. They re­ Auguust 5, and payments will
turned to their homes Monday be made on all sales to legally
after visiting Mrs. Zoe Whitsell. authorized slaughterers after that
date, Johnson said. He cautioned
producers to save all invoices and
Service Man Visits
sales slips, as these will form the
Friends; New Home
basis for the payments.
Is Occupied by Oakes
Payment rates for August will
RIVERVIEW —
Cpl. Nor­
be $1.50 a hundredweight for
man E. Helland, who has been
lambs weighing 65 to 90 pounds;
stationed at Fort Lewis three
$2.15 for lambs heavier than 90
years and had been with the sol­
pounds, and $1.00 for all other
diers sent to help control the
sheep and lambs.
Wilson River forest fire, visited
The program will extend thru
the Rex Normand family Tues,
June 30, 1946. Payment rates
while having a day) off duty. He
will vary from month to month,
returned to the fire region Tues,
from the minimum rates set for
eve. to complete a two week’s
August up to a imaximum of
order and expected to return to
$2.50 for light lambs and $3.15
Ft. Lewis Thurs.
for those over 90 pounds. The
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Worley
rates on sheep and for lambs less
of Spiingfield spedt from Tues,
than 65 pounds will remain at
until Fri. with their son, Frank­
$1.00 throughout the year.
lin Worley, and family. One day
The chairman said that the
was enjoyed at Cannon Beach.
subsidy of 95 cents a hundred
Going out via Timber and re­
now being paid to packers will be
turning through Clatskanie they
withdrawn on August 4, so that
encircled Oregon’s great north­
all government payments will
west and showed the elder Wor­
go directly to producers after
leys some new country.
August 5.
Having spent a good many
Payments will be issued by the
‘after-work’ hours remodelihg, re­
county AAA committee in the
decorating and modernizing the
form of a sight draft on oommod-
house on their acreage across the ity credit corporation, similar to
highway from their residence, the
the dairy feed and beef feeder
M. A. Oakes family moved into it
programs, Johnson said. He ex­
the latter, part of the week. pects that the necessary applica­
They have leased) the house they
tion forms and instructidns will
vacated.
be received by the county office
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Steele and
by the time the new program be­
Oscar Enstrom motored to Port­
comes effective.
land Tues, and returned Wed.
accompanied by Mr. Enstrom’s
mother who had been visiting the FOR CLASSIFIEDS THAT
Carl Hedmans.
CLICK—THE EAGLE
MILKS
CREAM
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RICAPPiMO
for »alety’a «aka and to­
morrow's driving. We ll givs
your 'smoothies* traction
treed, for thousands oi sx-
tra sals miles.
LET US REPAIR
YOUR PORTABLE
RADIO
STRONG’S RADIO
AND ELECTRIC
NEVER received
HER LETTERS / POSTAL
SYSTEM TO BLAME i? /VOPE!
For Pasteurized
ty * good / year
We can now make
substitutes for 35Z5, 50
L6, 35L6, and other
scarce tubes.
- joe
RAU RESIGNS AS HEAD
OF WAR BONDERS
When tires have to "bite in", grip,
pull, stop . . . get Goodyears. For the
sharp-edged diamonds of the tough,
slow-wearing All-
Weather tread give you
4-way traction for fewer
skids, more, safer stops. 6.00 x 16
GRADE I TIRES
5.50 X 18
4.50 X 21
5.00 X 19
6.00 X i a
6.50 X 16
5.50 X 17
P ictured
OP LOV .«MO HAPPINESS ON
HlSLEàÇE.
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Move to Seaside
Electric & Acetylene
Portable
CrLADYS ALWAYS POSTED TOeS
LETTERS PROMPTLY AHO
EVERYTHING- VZAS TUST
PERFECT EXCEPT ONE THING —
Daughter Born
DANCE, Legion hall Saturday,
August 11. Rhythm Vendors, All­
girl orchestra. Adm. 75c inc. tax.
3211—
VERNONIA
WELDING SHOP
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ST. HELENS — Walden Dil­
lard, Columbia county district at­
torney,
requested
of Circuit
Court Judge Walter To-oze that
a special prosecutor be assigned
by the attorney general to direct
the prosecution of Caley A. Stan­
wood, St. Helens real estate man,
on four indictments alleging em­
bezzlement of funds entrusted to
him.
Judge Tooze approved the re­
quest when no objection was en­
tered by Mr. Stanwood’s cousel
and Oct. 1 was set as date of
trial.
The defendant was ar­
raigned and entered a plea of
not guilty.
Mr. Dillard exlained to the
court that he was a long time
friend of the defendant and
wished to have the prosecution
directed by a disinterested per-
son in view of the reports that
bias might exist—which he said
was not the case.
TRUCK TIRE
CAMELBACK
PEBBLE
CREEK DAIRY
4.00 X 1*
USCH’S
SUPER-SERVICE
W. S. JAMES
Forest Grove
Phone 74
Timber Rt., Box 56
Vernonia, Oregon
Telephone No. 7F51
OUR PRODUCTS
ALWAYS SATISFY
11-16-45
“A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED” IS AN OLD BUT HONOR­
ABLE SAYING. WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOU PRACTICE
WHAT WE PREACH BY TAKING ADVANTAGE OF OUR BARGAINS
IN FINE FOODS AND FINE MEATS. OURS IS A LOCAL MARKET
FOR LOCAL PEOPLE-
phone 776
GRAVES* GROCERY