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Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO ESTABLISH BRANCH FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—General WANTED 14-FOOT all mahogany %-in. moulded plywood boat. Chrome hardware and fittings. Used 4 months. Complete with 5 H.P. Sea King motor and excellent trailer. $600 complete. Contact Mr. Ready at Westerns Sat, or call 829 State St., corner Bridge, Sunday. 42t3c WASHING MACHINE. $55, In good condition, electric motor. Will trade for 3 tons hay. L. C. Dougall, Treharne. 43tl WANTED TO RENT: 5-year size baby bed without mattress. Pay good rent Phone 181 or write Mrs. Chas. Hoffman, McKenzie Bridge, Oregon, at once. 43tlc BIBLES, testaments, mottos, story books, scripture pencils, Christ mas cards, hymns in simplified form for beginners, etc., at the book stand in the Nazarene Chapel. Open Wednesday, Fri day and Saturday P.M. or call 1132.____________________ • 48t3 YARDING donkey, excellent con dition, new sled, 1000 ft. 1-in. main line, 2200 ft. %-fn haulback, Hercules motor. Also small single drum pot. Larson’s Service Sta tion, Clatskanie. 41t3 I HAVE a good, heavy long coat, ladies size 38. Brown plaid, al most new lining. $10. Mrs. Michener. 43t3 ONE Colonial Jr. cook stove. Rea sonable price. Dave Marshall, 3 Louisiana Ave. 43tlc 1932 NASH Ambassador sedan, $300.00 Inquire at Treharne junc tion. Located next to water tank. ___________________________43t3 LODGES meetings: Regular 2 & 4 Weds. 8 p.m. O. T. Bateman, Commander B. J. Horn. Adjutant AUXILIARY Regularly meets: 1st & 3rd Wed. Vernonia Lodge No. 246 Meets Every Tuesday 8 P. M. Tom Turner, Noble Grand William I). Shafer, Sec’y. . 4-47 Mt Heart Rebekah Lodge Meet, 2nd and 4th Thursday even’ng, of each month in I.O.O.F. Hall. Silvi, Turner, Noble Grand Noma Calli«ter, Vice Grand Juanita Edwards, Secretary Ella Cline, Treasurer 3-47 Vernonia F. O. E. Order (Fraternal Eagles) of 810 Bridge Street Vernonia and 4th 2nd Fridays 8 No. Harding Lodge 116 Vernonia, Oregon Meetings: I.O.O.F. Mondays Fourth Each Month Pythian Sisters Vernonia Temple No. 61 Meetings: I.O.O.F. Hall Wednesday Fourth of each month. 2-47 Order of Eastern Star Chapter 153, O. E. S. Regular com munication first and Wed. 3rd each of month at Masonic Ten* pie. All visiting sister* and broth ers welcome. Inez Powell, Worthy Matron Dorothy Sandon. Sec’y. 1-47 A. F. & A. M. Vernonia Lodge No. 184 A.F. & Masonic A.M. meets at Temple Stated Communication first Thursday of each month, at 7:30 p.m. Walter H. Kent, W. M. F. A GOOD Jersey c<Jw and week- old calf. Mrs. Roy Sutton, West Riverview. 42t3 12 WEANER PIGS for sale. Ep- pers, Carl Davis place, Stoney Point road. 43tl SAN NAN goats, two nannies (giv ing milk), on billy. Price $25.00 for all three. J. T. Hollett, Tim ber Rt. 41t3 Hawkins, MODERN three-bedroom home, bath, wired for Electric range. Two lots. $4500 cash. Phone 746. 41t3c 3-ROOM HOUSE porch, 2 lots. unfurnished. 6th Norman Kennedy, with bath, sun Furnished or st., Riverview^ Vernonia, Or?. 43tlc APARTMENT house all nicely furnished and another 3 rooms and bath all modern and nicely furnished. On another lot, a warehouse 76 feet long and 28 feet wide and a garage 20 feet long and 12 feet wide. Add. 376 North St., Vernonia. L. M. Por terfield. 36tfc IN BUXTON, one acre, four-room house, garage, electric water sys tem, lights. $1150 cash or terms, $1250. $700 down, $25 a month including interest. Inquire Mrs. C. J. Conley, Buxton.. 41t3 40 ACRES second growth timber. $1.25 cord stumpage. Winter show. Three miles out on Timber Rt., across from golf course by Pleasant Hill grange hall. Harry F. O’Brien. 41t3 PERSONAL EX-CHIEF V.S.C.G. would like to correspond with ladies between 30-35, object matrimony. Send photo. W. F. Perrien, Baggage Master, Veterans hospital, Port land, Ore. 40t5 WANTED: Log or lumber haul 20-foot or under. Cab over G.M.C. six wheeler, Thornton drive. Win ter show preferred. J. L. Kells, Treharne Junction, Timber route, Vernonia. Ore. 42t3 Second and Hall, Glen FOR SALE—Livestock SEVEN good Guernsey milk cows fresh and coming fresh. Geo. D. Wells, end of West Riverview road. 43t3 WANTED 7-46 Knights of Pythias Nehalem TWO E-Z-Do clothes closets in good condition, $5.00 each. 101 B Street. 42t3 M. P. H. W. Carrick, pres. Geo. Armstrong, Sec”y. and STRAWBERRY plants, improved Oregon. $15 per thousand. Sher man Irish, Mist Rt., Box 19. Turn left at west end of Mile bridge, Riverview, third house on right. 42t3 FOR SALE—Real. Estate V. F. W. Second DRAG SAW with blade and bat tery. Good condition. $60.00. Piano, $175.00. Hattie M. Draper, Pebble Creek road, Buxton, Ore. 41t3c Sec’y. 1-46 POST 11» Meat, fir.t .nd of month. AUXILIAR* First and Third Tuesday. WANTED: Winter show of stand ing 2nd growth timber. Inquire Eagle office. 43t3c Business - Professional Directory______________ NEAL BUSH Attorney-at-law Office at Joy Theater building every’ Monday 1-47 WE ARE looking for listings in Vernonia on farm and city prop erty. If you want to sell, come in and see us. Reeher’s Real Es tate (Howard and Arthur Reeher), 18 First Ave. N. W., Forest Grove. Phone 33. 41tfc WANTED: Poles and piling, all sizes. Quote peeled, also unpeeled State quantities can supply, earliest shipment. Niedermeyer- Martin Co., Spalding Bldg., Port land 4, Ore. 41t7c SELL your cream and eggs to the Forest Grove Creamery. Build a market close to home good as Portland. Write or phone us for pick up arrangements. 30tfc J. E. FOSSUM electric service. Knight's building, 708 First St., Vernonia. Contract, day work, in stallations, alterations, repairs. Home, commercial, industrial., phone 283 or 662 22tfc LISTINGS on your homes, farms and small acreage. Free apprais als given. We have cash buyers waiting to buy your place. Call or write Mr. Thompson, c-o Slay- ter 'Realty comp» y, 528 S. W. Salmon, Portland 4, Oregon, phone BRoadway 1146. 43tf— MISCELLANEOUS ALL KINDS of insurance: sick, accident, life, car and lire. Geo- W. Bell, Phone 773,_______ 6tf- FOR ALL Kinds of hauling call 8810. Shorty Lee Transfer. 14tf— MAKE YOUR PLANS FOR TOMORROW TODAY! The spectre of want, privation or pov erty need never haunt you if you take just one important step. No depression will worry you ... no as- ... no seasonal or industrial •layoffs'' . . . no fear of unemployment ... no housing problems to beset you ... no worries over medical, dental or hospital bills . . . excellent food and clothing all provided. A good starting salary with almost cer tain regular increases. A fat monthly retirement income for life after 20 years’ service (much greater after 30 years). All the?e advantages and many more are yours. IF you can qualify tor enlist ment in the NEW regular United States Army. You'd better hurry, as qualifica tions for enlistment are being steadily raised. That’s right. Enlistment in the finest army in the world is your guaranteed insurance of "freedom from want” now. or at any time as long as you live. Here is one example of monthly Army pay— and Just as a private: Base Pay ................. $ 75.00 Allowance Wife and Child 58.00 (until war officially ends) Food, clothes, housing .... 43.00 Medical and dental care . 8.00 Insurance ........................... 13.50 Travel, Laundry Misc........ 12.00 Annuity for Retirement as M-Sgt., after 20 years (Paid by U.S.)............ 103.28 Total 312.78 Income Tax you don’t pay 30.08 Grand Total $342.86 Are you doing as well now. month in and month out. year in and year out. Think it over—then act. Oo m and discuss your particular problem with the U.S. Army Recruiting officer nearest you —TODAY. Longview Victory Center Longview, Washington Portland • Timber • Vernonia • Beach Seaside Vernonia Phone 1042 FRED LUNDGREN Carpenter Work of All Kinds 924 Second Ave. Sunday visitors at the T M. Crawford home Were Mr. and Mrs. Middleton Crawford and son, Dennis, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Gibson and family were Forest Grove goers Saturday. Miss Irene Roekey of St. Hel ens spent the week end at the Anna Parker home. Mrs. Gertrude Davis spent Mon day in Forest Grove. Word from the Portland hos pital is to the effect that George Sanders and Joe Peachey are im proving. |T n T COFFEE The Cozy Sec’y to Speak; Housing Short FOREST GROVE CREAMERY ic Vet jays YOU CAN TAKE REFRESHER COURSES and GRADUATE WORK Vote Fish Bill 312 YES 43tlc WE TAKE THIS means of ex- pressing our sincere appreciation to the American Legion Auxiliary and other sponsoring organiza tions for the teacher»’ reception held last week. THE TEACHERS OF THE WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN SCHOOLS 43tlc Birthday Events Told in Letter 7 RIVERVIEW — 'Member that Sidney Shepard family that lived between Eighth and Ninth streets during World War II? Here are some excerpts from a letter re ceived from Mrs. Shepard thi3 week: “I had some birthday, no kidding. . First thing in the morning We caught, a civet cat in a trap. Wow. Then Donald and Paul got a gift of a pet fawn from a neighbor and many 52 GIFTS IN ONE— came to see it. A neighbor lady AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION came with gifts and flowers and we had coffee and jelly roll. The mail brought cards and gifts from home and friends. And in the evening my ¡neighbors gave me » grand surprise party. Boy, was I excited! My old heart was doing double. All brought lovely gifts and ice cream and cake were in abundance. So I really had some birthday. The boys are working. Ray is a choker setter and Bill has a power saw. No Classified Ad Rates_____ strike here. Ray got a buck ! The secret of a few minutes Monday. We have a cow, some MINIMUM charge 30c for 25 to talk over the days events. chickens and a nice garden. P.S. word* or les*. Word* over min j And another secret is—you’ll My Eagle ran out so I thought imum, 2f each. Three insertion* find the best coffee at the I would discontinue it, but do for the price of two. miss it and must subscribe for COZY. CARD of Thanks & Notices: 75c it again.—Edna.” Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilbert Ab THE EAGLE assume* no finan ney and son, Jimmie, of Wishram, cial responsibility for error* that Washington, arrived at the par may appear in ad* published in ental P. L. Welter home here it* columns, but in case* where Friday evening and on Saturday 'hi* paper is at fault, will re Phone 582 Mr. and Mrs. Abney left on a print that part of an adv. in Cleve Robertson three-week’s vacation trip that which the typographical mistake will take them to Idaho for a visit occur*. with friends and on to Kansas POETRY accepted only a* paid where most of their time will matter. Rate: 5c per type line. be spent with relatives. In the meantime the Welters are pleased BLIND ads with answer* to be to have their little grandson as handled by The Eagle: Minimum their house guest. charge 75c. No information given Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Leath spent relative to such ad*. Saturday in Portland and Mr. No information on classified* and Mrs. Otto Schwab spent that will be given out until after day in Vancouver, Washington. paper is mailed. Mrs. C. E. George and Mrs. Vern Jacobson and son, George, NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY of Portland were Saturday guests ADV. ACCEPTED AFTER WED. at the C. N; Rundell home. NOON EXCEPT FOR NEXT Walter Moore took his mother, WEEK’S PAPER. Mrs. C. T. Moore, to Portland Wednesday from which point she returned to her home in Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Lionel West came Friday from Oregon City to spend a long week end at the parental T. F. Hillyer home. Secretary of Agriculture Clin Mrs. Louis Huntley was in Consult Dr. Max Friedman ton Anderson will be the principal Portland Monday afternoon of Registered Optometrist speaker at the 80th annual con last Week to see her husband vention of the national grange, who has undergone a major oper Concerning your optical problems which opens in Portland, Novem ation at the Emmanuel hospital at the Eastern, Washington at ber 13, according to an announce Saturday. She found him resting Tenth, Portland, Ore., for de pendable advice. ment made a few days ago by quite comfortably. Morton Tompkins, master of the Oregon state grange. Anderson is tentatively scheduled to ad dress the session Friday after Highest cash price paid for cream and eggs. noon, November 15. Anderson will also be a mem Picked up at your door once or twice weekly. ber of a clas3 of some 5000 or Phone us and arrange pickup days. more persons from «11 over the nation who will receive the Sev Cream prices advancing as they have recent enth Degree, highest in grange ly with good pastures and feed crops should be ritual, on the evening of No vember 14 at the Portland muni special inducement to save and sell cream. cipal auditorium. PHONE 126 Anticipating record attendance which will tax the hotel facilities of Portland, Alvin Hobart, chair man of the grange housing and transportation committee, has been requested by the hotels of the city to set a deadline of October 31, after which the com mittee will no longer accept res ervations. Reservations made prior to that date should be ad dressed to the Oregon State Grange, 1135 S. E. Salmon, Port land 14, Oregon. An advance de posit of $5.00 muut accompany each request. BEN’S BARBER SHOP Expert Tonsorial Work CARD OF THANKS VernoniA. Oregon WE, THE TEACHERS of Ver NEHALEM VALLEY nonia high school wish to thank MOTOR FREIGHT the various organizations respon sible for the pleasant reception Frank Hartwick— Proprietor on Tuesday evening of last week. GeMrhart VERNONIA Each HOUSE wanted to rent. Two bed rooms or more in or near Ver nonia. M. G. French, c/o Pittsburg Guard Station. Phone 11F555. 42t3 Sunset - Elsie - Cannon American Legion Third Mon. TW’O ROLLS of tarpaper for roofing. Leave word at Frank’s Pastime Pool Hall 43t3 CLEAR, -cedar posts split 4x4, any length from 1 ft. up. Will pay 6c per lineal ft., f.o.b. As toria. Can use unlimited quantity. C. E. Akins, 780 Alameda, Astoria. Phone 973J collect. 43t3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 2nd day of October, 1946, an application by the un dersigned for authority to estab lish a branch was filed in the office of the Superintendent of Banks of the State of Oregon; such branch to be located in the City of Vernonia, Oregon, under the name and designation of Ver nonia Branch, The Commercial Bank of Banks; that names of the applicants are: Lester Ireland, M. P. Cady, J. L. Searcy, William C. Christensen and Geo. G. Laver, directors of The Commercial Bank of Banks, Oregon. Dated and first published in the Vernonia Eagle this 10th day of October, 1946. LESTER IRELAND M. P. CADY J. L. SEARCY WILLIAM C. CHRISTENSEN GEO. E. LAVER Directors. 41t3c THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1946 Go to Heath’s for Service For correct information contort your nearett Veteran» Adminis tration office. Phone 5711 At the Mile Brige, Riverview