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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Jae Peachey was taken by Bush
ambulance to Providence hospital,
Portland, Monday morning for
medical attention and rest due
to a heart ailment.
Mr. and Mr». Kent Bauerafeld
are the parents of a son born at
2:15 Sunday mpming at the Wil-
eas Memorial hospital, Portland.
He weighed seven pounds.
Mr. and Mr». Calvin Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dyer returned
Sunday from a hunting trip which
took them to Bend and return.
Mr. and Mrs. LarTy Brady are
the parents of a .seven-pound girl,
Judith Terry, born October 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Brady are graduates
of Vernonia high school and he
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dane
Brady.
Mrs. Brady, formerly
Betty Hall, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hall who lived
at Natal but are now residing
at Glenoma, Washington.
DANCE, Odd Fellows hall Satur­
day, October 12. Rhythm Vendor».
Adm ■•sion 75c including tax
✓
William R. Hall, S2c, of V«r-
nonia has returned to the United
States after serving for the last
few months aboard the 35,000-ton
aircraft carrier USS Antietam
This is the first trip the Antietam
has made to the U.S. since the
end of the war.
The carrier,
which participated in the cere­
monies granting and celebrating
the independence of the Philippine
Islands, visited the ports of Eni-
wetok, Guam, Saipan, Okinawa,
Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo and
Yokohama on her Far Eastern
tour of duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Morri» Graves and
son, Dennis, moved this week to
Gold Beach, where they have
purchased a restaurant.
Dick Thompson, employe of the
West Oregon Electric Coopera­
tive was seriously injured Monday
while working at Warren with
the
cooperative’s
line-building
crew.
He suffered a ruptured
bladder and pelvis broken in seven
places. The injury was caused Dy
a falling pole.
THIS CRACKPOT
NEW INCOMFTAX
Don’t let Oregon be the "Guinea Pig* for a
Fantastic Tax Plan that Dr. Townsend himself
once "unalterably opposed* as unsound!
REM9RE' There is a measure on the
November 5th ballot designed "To Create
State Old Age and Disability Pension
Fund" that would levy a 3% Tax on all
Gross Wages, Salaries, Sales of farmers,
wholesalers, manufacturers and retail busi­
ness, and earnings on investments and life
insurance benefits above $100 a month.
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daughter's Illness
num
osas
Hollywood, California, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson
last week.
On Thursday, Mr.
Craig and Mr. Nelson went fish­
ing at Nehalem bay and returned
with fish. Mrs. Craig and Mrs.
Nelson visited friends in Portland.
Calls Family to
Florence Thursday
MIST—Mrs. Geo. Kallsse called
on the Will Dippold family Sun­
day evening»
Mr., and Mrs. L. P. Wickstrom
were called to Florence last
Thursday by the illness of their
daughter, Mrs. Chet Clendian. Mr.
Wickstrom came home Friday, his
wife remaining a few days longer.
Sunday guests a week ago at
the Carl Enneberg home were
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McGee from
Vernonia, and Mr. and Mrs. Perry
McGee and baby from Willamina.
Jim Hill was a Clatskanie vis­
itor Monday.
DANCE, Odd Fellows hall Satur-
day, October 12. Rhythm Vendor».
Admission 75c including tax.
ltc
Among those attending the Pa­
cific International Livestock show
Sunday from Vernonia were Mr.
and Mrs. Loel Roberts and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Solomonsen and Mrs.
Zoe Whitsell.
Returning here last Friday from
a hunting trip to King mountain
near Burns were Charles and Joe
Roeser and A. F. Wagner. They
were gone eight days and returned
without deer.
Student Enrolls in
New School at Vanport;
Tiller Demonstrated
RIVERVIEW—Howard Rundell
left Sunday for Vanport where
on Monday morning he enrolled
at the new school erected, there
for the benefit of ex-G.I.’s. Two
thousand students can be accom­
modated.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Owens and
nephew, George Case, of Vernonia
spent Saturday in Portland and
Mrs. Polly Lynch, Sister Hender
and Sister Hatch visited the City
of Roses Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tomlin of
Vernonia have started the con­
struction of a residence on their
acreage on Riverview’s First St.
Mrs. Frank Mills went to Port­
land Monday for a two-day visit
with her children.
Brother and Sister Barber and
Brother and Sister Webb of Hur­
ricane, Utah, spent the week end
at the George Bell home.
Margaret Wells was absent
from school Monday due to an
aching tooth which was extracted
Monday afternoon.
From 25 to 30 interested small
farmers and business men attend­
ed the Rototiller demonstration at
nonia shoppers on Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Siegenthaler has been
to Portland for a few days.
Sonny Wickstrom has developed
a bad eye trouble and had to
go to the doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Houry returned
Friday night from a two weeks
vacation. Some time was spent
in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson and her
the Walter Moore place Saturday
afternoon. A goodly sum-up of
the advantages of this modem
machine was given by the demon­
strator. Mr. Moore is purchasing
one.
CALL AT
GREEN’S SHOE SHOP
FOR SHOES
LEFT WITH US FOR
RESALE
LINES’
SHOE SHOP
•Joy Theatre
Vernonia,
Thurs.-Fri.
October 10-11
JOHNNY ANGLE
George Raft-Claire Trevor-Signe
Hasso
TAKIN’ THE BRAKES—Musical
O. K. For Sound Featurette (car­
toon).
Saturday Night Only October 12
PAN-AMERICANA
Phillip Terry-Audrey Long
Eve Arden
RAINBOW OVER TEXAS
Roy Rogers and Trigger
Sun.-Mon.
October 13-14
SIEGFELD FOLLIES
Technicolor—Greatest Production
Since the Birth of Motion Picture»
Pluto’s Kid Brother Cartoon
News
Tuo.-Wed.
Oceober 15-16
CORNERED
Dick Powell-Walter Slezak
Movie Stuntmen and Doubles
FLIPY BIRD Cartoon
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CORONADO CONSOLE RADIOS
Long and Short Wave Receivers
on small down payments, easy terms
4
8-Tube with record changer.... $25395
I
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6-Tube with record changer..
$13495
It would wreck Oregon economy.
VOTE IT DOWN!
MALLARD DUCK DECOYS
No other State has it. Oregon
is being made a "guinea pig*»
Federal Tax Included
A. L. KuIIander
WATCHMAKER
JEWLER
Official Watch Inspector
S. P. & S. Ry.
•Date-O-Graph and Multi-Guard are register
trade marks of the Harvel Watch Conipa-
$298
ARCHERY SETS
*
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Read this from the measure:
Just the thing for adults and chil­
dren .............. . ...... $3.95 to $6.95
TARPAULINS
In addition to all other state taxes and
«9» excises there shall be levied, collected
and paid each month beginning with the month of July,
1947, a tax of 3 per centum of all the gross income of
every person, firm, association, co-partnership or corpora­
tion. residing or doing business in Oregon, derived from
any and all sources excepting such income as is exempted
from state taxation by the constitution and laws of the
United States and except such income as is specifically
exempted in Section 5 of this Act.
9
For the purpose of this Act the term
"gross income" means the gross receipts
of the taxpayer received as compensation for personal
services and the gross receipts of the taxpayer derived
from trade, business, commerce, or the sale of tangible
or intangible property and including interest, dividends,
discounts, rentals, royalties, fees, commissions, bonuses,
or prises or any other emoluments, however designated,
and without any deductions on account of the cost of
property sold, the cost of materials used, labor cost, taxes,
royalties, interest or discount paid, or any other ex­
penses whatsoever.
A
Limited quantity interior
semi-gloss white enamel.
Pin-up Lamps
RAM RODS
Kerosene Range
$249
4 burner console .... »7295
type
SLEEPING BAGS
36-in.x80-in. virgin wool filling
100-in. zippers. Lined with Bal­
loon Silk ......................... $21.95
Fuel Pump Replacement and
Repair Kits
J
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Create Old Age e-----
and . /
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| Disability Pension Fund \
OTE □> 315 X NO
Heavy Duty Truck Chains 6.00x16
$720
Big Boy Tire Pumps $2.25
Flexible Tail Pipes
Made up for installation on your
automobile
$219
2-gal. can $1.95
5x7—$3.45
7x7— $4.45
7x9—$5.95
For 12-, 16- and 20-gauge shot­
guns and rifles ................... $1.20
Multiple-purpose gun cleaning
rods adaptable to either 22, 30 or
45 caliber rifles ................... $1.35
for passenger cars and trucks
Passenger cars size 6.00x16 fits
5.00x17, 5.25x17, and 5.50x16
Easy Locking
$54°
S P E C I A L—Through Saturday
SUPREME
MOTOR
PENN
OIL
5UPRLN
5-gal. can $3.98
lesfwooil
For shells and game.
Heavy
khaki canvass, adjustable strap
Don’t let a crackpot measure imperil what old
people in need now receive!
Western Giant Supreme
TIRE CHAINS
AND UP
HUNTING JACKETS
Oregon is steadily increasing its old age assistance
payments and is now among the first six states in
this respect. Keep this plan progressing and sound.
Beware
this title
Westwood Supreme
Quality Paint
Just the thing for that duck hunt­
ing trip. Doz ..........
11.50
VOTE 315 X NO
Po id odv4rt>sem»nt—Committee Again,! New 3% Income Ta*.
425 New H.evlner Building. PoHlorxl Oregon.
Mr t A McCornock fugen». Cho.rmon,
Walter W R Moy. Oregon City, Secretory.
Oregon
Accurate, dependable, exclusive,
this new harvil ca/endar watch
tells the precise time plus the cor­
rect date, day anil month. Enjoy,
too, its sturdy Multi Guard* fea­
tures. The I)a te-O-G ra pli * is shock­
resistant, water-repellent, dust­
proof and anti-magnetic. A mas­
terpiece of mechanical perfection!
Radium dial. Unbreakable crystal.
Stainless steel. 17-jewels. Remem­
ber, if it isn’t a marvel , it isn’t a
Date-O-Graph.
$55
AT WESTERN’S
It's in addition to all other taxes, both state
and federal.
It would require new and additional monthly
income tax reports.
It would not repeal any other taxes.
It is a special purpose tax to give everybody
$100 at 60 whether in need or not.
It would not be used for any other State
function unless there is a surplus after
paying everyone at 60 — $100 a month.
It would cut your take-home pay.
It would pyramid on many products and
operations.
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DATEOGRAPH
HARVEL
Log Road Ready
For Equipment
MIST—Archie Adams has grad­
ed and graveled his road into the
timber by the Roy Carter house,
and expects to move his equip­
ment for logging soon.
Some
of
the
unsuccessful
hunters returned home from east­
ern Oregon Saturday evening.
Martin Mathews and his mother
were in Vernonia Satuiday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Garlock
were up from Sand
!
Lake last
week and.
Mr. and Mrs. Bcadell Howell
were Sunday visitors at the L.
Renfrow home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hayden
were over from Washington last
week and visited friends here.
They'were dinner guests of the
Chas. Sundlands one night.
Melvin DeRock called or. his
uncle, Will Dippold, one day last
week.
The Joseph Banzer folks and
the Fred Busch folks were Ver-
daughter were Vernonia sightseer»
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dippold of
Jewell called on the Will Dippold1
family Wednesday evening.
KXttPure
Pennsyly
OIL
SEAT COVERS
for
Coupes, Coaches,
Sedans. Priced
from
$6.75 to $16.70
CORONADO BATTERY RADIOS
Can be taken wherever you go. No
bothersome wire connections
5-Tube, less battery
$4525
4-Tube, less battery .......
Table Models
$38?o
Average replacement costs $2.98.
Exchange. For Fords and Chevs,
WALTER S. READY
BABY CRIB
BABY’S CAR SEAT
Full panel end, drop side, Heavy web constructed, 2 pat­
natural finish $9.95 and $14.95 terns. Convenient for auto-
Mattress, wet proof $9.95
tomobile trips, $1.95
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