Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, December 11, 1947, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—Machinery COOKSTOVE, coils and hot water tank, $25. Phone 9F51. 50tlc FURNITURE for sale. Prac tically new overstuffed set, coffee table, floor lamp, occassional table and cook stove. 618 Rose Ave. 50t3 1939 Chev. Panel, reconditioned motor. 1935 Terraplane, like new. 1939 Ford coupe. Greenwood Motors, phone-1121. 48t3c ONE wood very route, circulating heater and one range with coils, both in good condition. 711 Mist John Brown. 48t3 STATE FARM Automobile Insur ance Co’s. Winston Walker, 843 .3rd St., Phono 1066. 34tfc NATIONAL 42-gallon hot water heater., $95.00. Spark Oil burner, small size, $100. 1940 Buick 5- passenger coupe in very good con dition. See Borjesson or Wendt or: old Al Parker place three miles out on Mist highway. 49t3c FOR SALE, Christmas gifts. Cro chet doilies, vanity sets in colqgs, white. Cuffs, table cloths, infant size dresses, sacque and caps. Mrs. Helene Hanel, 1302 State St., Ver nonia. 43t9 INSURANCE on all kinds of cars regardless of age. All kinds of insurance. Phone 773 Vernonia, Oregon. George Bell, Agent 32tfc DRY WOOD for sale. Cut to any desired length. Delivered. Phone 9F51. 42tfc STORKLINE crib,. 6-year size, gro-spring construction. $24.00 Call 733. 1046 State St. 48t3c BABY bassinette and bathinette in good condition. $15. J654 Bridge St. 50t3 LLACK Cocker Spaniel pups. Also used washing machine. Mrs. John Titus, Mist Rt. 50t3 GOOD, sturdily built wooden doll house. 4 rooms and good roof. Size 33x24x26 inches high, $5.00. Fog light in good condition, $2.50. See Mrs. Frank Lange, phone 273, Vernonia. 48tfc FOR SALE—Livestock TWO mated parakeets, cage and stand. $15. 714 Third St. 50t2c 1 GUERNSED cow to freshen in March. One 8-mo.-old Holstine heifer. One 7-mo.-old Jersey bull. Mrs. M. A. Oakes. 48t3 CUSTOM HATCHING and day old and started tested chicks. Fryers for sale. L. M. Lucas, Timber Rt., Box 48, Vernonia. 48t3 FRYERS for sale, 55c lb. Capital Hill Hatchery, Timber Rt., phone 336. 49t6 FOR SALE—Machinery CHEV ’35 truck, ton and half, for $300. 8 miles out on Keasey 48t3 road. T. W. Swain. HAY fork carriage, 200 feet of % rope, new. Vike cream seper- ator, hand or has motor on now. Two 10-gal. milk cans, strainer and three packages of dishes. One can carrying wheel barrow. T. M. Crawford, Mist Rt. 50t3c NEHALEM VALLEY MOTOR FREIGHT Frank Hartwick— Proprietor - Portland - Timber Vernonia Phone 1042 NEAL W. BUSH MELVIN G. HEIBER Attorneys at Law Joy Theatre Bldg. Monday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons Knights of Pythias Regular Harding Lodge meetings: 2 & 4 Weds., 8 p.m. Meetings: Hall, Bert Brunsman, Commander James Cox. Adjutant 116 1.O.O.1F. Second and Fourth Mondays Each Month ’ AUXILIARY No. Vernonia, Oregon Regularly meets: lit & 3rd Wed. Pythian Sisters 4-48 Vernonia Temple No. 61 A. F. & A. M. Vernonia Lodge No. 184 A.F. & A.M. meets at M asonic Temple Stated Meetings: I.O.O.F. Hall Second and Fourth Wednesday of each month VERNONIA LIONS CLUB Thursday of each month. Ray Mills, M. Sec'y. Order of Eastern Star Nehalem 153, Chapter E. Regular S. com munication first and of 3rd each Wad. month at Masonic Ten» All pie. visiting sisters and broth ers welcome. Mona Gordon, Worthy Matron Florence Messing, Sec’y. 1-48 MEETS EVERY MONDAY EVENING AT 6:30 HOTEL MACDONALD DINING ROOM Edward, Salomonsen, President Bill J. Horn, Secretary 5-48 A-j, Vernonia Lodge No. 246 ^JO^IO.O.F. Vernonia F. O. E. Order of 8 P. M. Eagles) 810 Louis Schroeder, Noble Grand Calvin Davis, Sec’y. 4-48 Bridge Street Vernonia Meets Every Friday 8 P. M. W. N. Noakes, W. P„ Timber RL Bob Wallace, Secretary 7-48 wiU meet the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month at the I.O.O.F. ball. Carl A. Davis, Chief Patriarch Wm. D. Shafer, Scribe. 1-48 VERNONIA POST 11« Meets first and Third Mon. Each of month. AUXILIARY First and Third Tuesdays 1-48 NEW, HOME LAUNDRY. Family washing washed and dried, 15c lb. Finished at reasonable rates. Mrs. E. M. York, 108 A St., phone 1107. 38tfc LOST AND FOUND LOST: On Rose Ave., black purse containing at least $15, driver’s license and miscellaneous articles. Mrs. Gilbert Dodge. Reward. Re turn to 841 Rose Ave. 49t3 FOR SALE OR TRADE WILL TRADE 1938 Chev. %-ton stake pick-up (8-ft. bed), mechan ical condition and tires perfect, for clean 1938 or later model passenger car in good condition. Will make up differences in price with cash. Contact Merle P. San derson, Timber Rt.r Workman res idence. 49t3 MISCELLANEOUS BICICLE left at my shop some time ago. Owner must show ev idence of ownership and pay for this ad. Vernonia Welding Shop, 1142 Columbia Street. 48t3c FOR ALL Kinds of hauling call 8810. Shorty Lee Transfer. 14tf- Classified Ad Rates words charge or lets. for 30c Words imum, 2c each. Three for the price of two. 25 min over insertions CARD of Thanks & Notices: 75c FACE ads, BOLD minimum Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings ef each month in I.O.O.F. Hall. Juanita Edwards, Noble Grand Grace Cantwell, Vice Grand Beryl Cline, Secretary Louise Hamnett, Treasurer 3-48 . BUNDLES of old papers for sale. Inquire at The Eagle Office. i • w. *V / over minimum, 3c each. CREDIT ADS, 10c EXTRA FOR BILLING. BLIND ads with answers to be handled by The Eagle: Minimum charge 75c. No information given relative to such ads. EAGLE assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors that may appear in columns, ads but in published in cases where -his paper t»rint that is at fault, part of an will re adv. in which typographical mistake occurs. the Section Cited Mrs. Eva Tice, administrator of the Columbia County public Welfare commission, when re leasing her report of activities for the month of November, also quot ed a section of the law governing welfare activities in order that the ruling might be better un- aerstood. Oregon law as it relates to Public Welfare aggregates an im pressive total. Undoubtedly the recent legislation will have effect on relatives, how severe, may de pend on what would come out of a suit, and it s°ems quite possible that there will be suits. The leg islation is being quoted to the re latives of new applicants and is called to the' attention of the children of persons receiving the grants, for the protection of all concerned. Section 126-107 “The husband, wife, father, mother, son, or the daughter who is financially able to provide for the maintenance of applicant or recipient of public assistance shall be liable for the care and support of such appli cant or recipient. If at any time the state public welfare depart ment or the county public welfare department ascertains that any one Fable for the support of one who has received or in receiving public assistance is able to pro vide the necessary care and sup port of such recipient and such person so liable for the care and support of such recipient has failed or refused to support and carp for such recipient, then there shall exist a cause of suit or action in favor of the county public welfare commission paying such assistance against the person or persons liable therefor, which said suit or action shall be brought in the name of such county public wel fare commission by the district attorney of such county against such person or persons so liable for the recovery of the amount of grants, with interest thereon, paid to such recipient, together with the costs and disbursements of such suit or action. Charles Sundland and his helper Bernard Dowling, have been doing some wiring at the former C.V.lt. mill, n>w char ged hands. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hockman have gone home to Bend. They have been staying with their niece a id husband, Mr. and Mrs. Sund- Iand, for the past several weeks. Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom and Mrs. Austin Dowling were in Clatskanie Saturday. Norman Hanson was an Astoria "TEACHER SAID. GIVE AN EXAMPLE HOW HEAT EXPANOS ANO COLD CON TRACTS. I SAID, WINTER DAYS ARE SMOKIER-SUMMER DAYS LOnfiiR. °o° O O o °o° ; shop THE PAL O O o A.F.WAGNER PHONI C 11 V ernonia , ore (r. • • o O O o o o O o o DON'T DESPAIR . REPAIR When your car rattles and you find parts worn or gone, re member—we’re equipped to make the needed repairs. There isn’t a job we won’t do if it will prove worth while to you. Get the most out of your car—Repair! H. H. Studevant Rose Avenue Garage $¡ek¿ @ Select 50c ea., 3 for the price of 2. Words THE Hew Welfare Law Talling Tree Injures Man MIST—L. P. Wikstrom and Jim Hill were Vernonia visitors Sat urday morning. The Mills family on the old Camberg farm are purchasing a tractor from Shelmon Libel. A man working at the Quirin Mill on the Bum was hit by a falling tree last week and injured badly. The ambulance took him to a Portland hospital. Columbia Encampment No. 89 Mt Heart Rebekah American Legion CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Before selling your car, let us make you an offer. Greenw-ood Motors, Dodge and Plymouth dealer. Phone 1121. 17tfc its Meets Every Tuesday (Fraternal WANTED MINIMUM first Communication at 7:30 p.m. Herman Dickson, W. 2-48 v % J W* * F- In the United States, 4,117,000 children are transported to and from school daily by bus at an estimated annual cost of $103,- 500,000. APARTMENTS for rent. Morrow Apartmènts, 545 Bridge street. 26tfc 3*4 ACRES, house, 4 rooms and .bath. C. A. Sherman, 10 N. E. 72nd Ave., Portland, Oregon. 49t3 Helene Curtis Pars Avenue Machine or Machineless Permanents Phone 7712 fáfo&íPíÍQ FOR RENT TRAILER with steel bed. Also small radio, $10. Bernard Meiwes, 991 Rose Ave. 49t3 Riverview Beauty Shop visitor during the week end. The Johnny Quirin family is moving to a cottage on the Bum near the mill whereMr. Quirin has interests. Olie Sigfranain came over from Clatskanie Sunday and visited with the J. W. Howrys. $3000 for house, double lot,, gas stove, gas water heater, elec, re frigerator. Stove, heater, refrig erator, $375 seperate. Piano, $190, bedroom suite, $135. Mrs. E. P. Newcomb, 959 Rose Ave., city. 50t3c FOUR-ROOM house on Bridge St., for sale. Inquire at 758 Weed Ave. 49t3 LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES V. F. W FOUR - ROOM house completely furnished at Camp McGregor. Possession before Christmas. $700. cash. George McGaughey, Camp McGregor. 50tlc DRAG SAW for sale or trade for livestock. M. M. Mansfield, Mist, Oregon. 49t3 Beach Seaside - Gearhart FOR SALE—Real Estate HIGHEST cash prices paid for cream and eggs at your door— picked up once or twice weekly— call or write Forest Grove Cream ery, Forest Grove, Oregon, phone 126. 14tfc Vernonia Sunset • Elsie • Cannon like sale. Ave. 50t3 TENT, 9*4x11% feet, used twice, $25.00. ’36 Chev., Master motor not rebuilt but A-l overhaul, trans mission, rear end, wheels. ’34 V-8 motor. Bring that model A up to date! Transmission, too. Hank’s Part’s House. 49t3c BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL BEN’S BARBER SHOP Expert Tonsorial Work Vernonia, Oregon 1936 DODGE coupe. Runs new. Jersey family cow for H. D. Eggleston, 1209 Rose ‘ THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1947 11 Don’t Spend Your Good Money to Heat the Ceiling Spark Oil Heaters send sill of the heat out the front of the heater in to the Living Zone where you actually use it. Both Circulating Heat and Radiant Heat Start imme diately to warm every corner of the room. Spark gives you both more heat and more economy. NIW SPARK NIUTRA-TONS FINISH...ITS "COLOK SSNSITIYS" Oregon- American LUMBER CORPORATION Vernonia, Oregon This revolutionary heater finish blends like magic with the furnishings of your room, whether light or dark. See it today. LIT US DiMONSTHATS THIS SPAKK OIL H1A»« TO YOU Sundland Electric & Appliance 786 Bridge Street Vernonia REMEMBER LAST JANUARY AND FEBRUARY remes!