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Loans on Farms, Homes Increase CLASSIFIED RATES FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—Insurance MINIMUM charge 3#c for 25 words or less. Words over min imum, 2c each. Three inser tions for the price of two. CARD of Thanks & Notices: 75c NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADV. ACCEPTED AFTER •WED. NOON EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEK’S PAPER. CREDIT ADDS, 10c EXTRA FOR BILLING. BOLD FACE ads, minimum 75c ea., 3 for the price of 2. Words over minimum, 3c each. BLIND ads with answers to be handled by The Eagle: Minimum charge 75c. No information given relative to such ads. No information on classifieds will be given out until after paper is mailed. POETRY accepted only as paid matter. Rate: 5c per type line. THE EAGLE assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors that may appear in ads publish ed in its columns, but in cases where this paper is at fault, will reprint that part of an adv. in wh:ch the typographical mistake occurs. FOR SALE: Straw oats and wheat and barley. Good clover hay also. Can deliver. Mike Yunker, phone 1610M, Rt. 2, Forest Grove. 9tfc STATE FARM Automobile Insur ance Co’s. Winston Walker, 843 3rd St., Phone 1066. 34tfc ALL KINDS OF OFFICE SUPPLIES INSURANCE on all kinds of cars regardless of age. All kinds of insurance. Phone 773 Vernonia, Oregon. George Bell, Agent 32tfc at the OFFICE EAGLE COMBINATION RADIO and phonograph. Call at old Davis place, Stoney Point road after 6 p.m. 15tl SPARK OIL heater. Good shape. Also 300-gal. oil storage tank. Martin Davis, just off 1st St., Riverview. 15t3 FOR LATEST styles in dress making and remodeling, Call 253. ____________________________ 13tfc FLAT bed, 16'x8’, fit any truck. Bob Thompson, 351 C St., phone 1117._______________________ 13t3c FOR SALE—Machinery ’37 LINCOLN ZEPHYR. In good condition. Everett Reynolds. Tre- harne. 15t3 ’36 DODGE sedan, reconditioned motor. Greenwood Motors. Phone 1121. 15tlc FOR SALE: Fordson tractor (high tension mag.) 14-inch, 2- bottom plow. Moline mower. John Winslow, Birkenfeld. 15t3c FOR SALE—Pianos ■KsamMBKacaKaaKataaKman^ LAWNMOWERS, sharpened. T. L. DeHart. First house on the left off junction at the end of State St. 13tfc FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—Livestock GOOD, USED PIANOS and new Spinet pianos. Such old reliable makes as Kimball, Story and Clark and Wurlitzer. Contact our local agent, Mrs. Fullerton, or write Longview’s Exclusive Store, 1206 Broadway, Longview, Wash. We recommend Walter Norby, piano tuner. 7-8-48 HORSE HAY and cow hay for sale. Elmer Bergerson, Vernonia, 15t2c Oregon. ONE cow for sale or one cow and calf. Anna Roberts, Third street, Riverview. 13t3 NEW, KIMBALL Spinet piano. 479 Rose Ave., Lulah Fullerton. lltfc FOR GOLD FISH or pups, see Helen Spofford, 6th Ave., Corey Hill. 14t3c FRYERS 55c pound. Capitol Hill Hatchery, Timber Rt. Phone 336. ____________________________ 7tfc FOP SALE—Real Estata BABY buggy, good condition. E. V. Robertson, 1251 Second Ave. _______________ 13t3 ONE three-year-old Guernsey cow due to freshen in about four weeks. One two-year-old Guernsey just fresh. L. E. McGee, west of coun ty tool house on Rock Creek. 14t3 BERRY PLANTS: Raspberry Newberg 15c, Lathum 12c, Cas cade 20c, Boysen 15c, Nectar 30c, Marshal strnwberrys $20 per 1000. A. Schalock, Vernonia, Ore. 9t6 WEINER PIGS for sale. 7 miles out on Pebble creek road. Cort Siedelman. 15tl BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL BEN’S BARBER SHOP Expert Tonsorial Work Vernonia, Oregon NEHALEM VALLEY MOTOR FREIGHT Frank Hartwick— Proprietor Portland - • Timber Vernonia Sunset - Elsie - Cannon Beach Seaside - Gearhart Vernonia Phone 1042 •Riverview Beauty Shop Helene Curtis Park Avenue Machine or Machineless Permanents Phone 7712 NEAL W. BUSH MELVIN G. HEIBER Attorneys at Law Joy Theatre Bldg. Phone 663 Monday, Thursday and Saturday Afternoons Knights of Pythias V. F. W. Harding Lodge No. meeting«: 2 & 4 Weds., 8 p.m. Bert Brunsman, Commander James Cox. Adjutant 116 Vernonia, Oregon Meetings: Hall, I.O.O.F. Second and Fourth Regularly meet«: 1st & 3rd Wed. 4-48 Mondays A. F. & A. M. 184 Vernonia Lodge No. & at meets A.M. Pythian Sisters Thursday of each month, at 7:30 p.m. 1-48 Order of Eastern Star Nehalem Chapter 153, 0. Regular E. S. com munication first 3rd and each of Wed. month at Masonic Ten* pie. ▼¡•¡ting All sisters and broth welcome. ers Clara Kirk, Worthy Matron Florence Messing, Sec’y. Eagle«) of 810 ' Bridge 2-48 VERNONIA LIONS CLUB MEETS EVERY MONDAY EYENING AT 6:30 HOTEL MACDONALD DINING ■ROOM Edward, Salomonsen, President Bill J. Horn, Secretary 5-48 WANTED______________ WANTED: Fir and cedar Piling, all lengths. Advise prices f.o.b. shipping point, earliest shipment. Niedermeyer-Martin Co., Spalding Building, Portland, Oregon. 13t3c CHILDREN cared for. ing. 618 Rose Ave. Also iron 14t3 Men and women for berry work. Work to start, weather permitting. Transportation furnished. One man to work and drive bus. Reg ister by post card to ROLLING HILLS FARM Banks, Oregon Meets Every Friday ■ 8 P. M. W. N. Noakes. W. P„ Timber Rt. Bob Wallace. Secretary 7-48 American Legion VERNONIA POST 118 fir«t and Third Mon. of Each month. AUXILIARY First and Third Tuesday» 1-48 HIGHEST caih 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 ¿^JO^IO.O.F. Meets Every Tuesday s p. M. Homer Gwin, Noble Grand Wm. D. Shafer, Sec’y. 4-48 Columbia Encampment No. 89 will meet the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month at the I.O.O.F. hall. Bill Heath, Chief Patriarch Wm. D. Shafer, Scribe. 1-4S Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge Meet« 2nd and 4th Thursday evening« of each month in I.O.O.F. Hall. Grace Cantwell, Noble Grand Pauline McKee, Vice Grand Jewelle Robinson, Secretary Ixraise Hamnett, Treasurer 3-48 Accident Repeat Draws Letters THURSDAY, APR. 8, 1948 Oregon’s drive against “acci dent repeaters,” persons consist ently responsible for an abnormal percentage of accidents, is result ing in issuance of approximately 25 warning letters every day, ac cording to Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry. In pointing out the purpose of the plan, he cited a recent case in which a warning letter was is sued to a driver whose record showed numerous accidents and violations, both here and in neigh boring states. He was notified that his license would be suspended if he should be found responsible for any similar trouble in the future. Within a few weeks of the warning, the driver was kil led in a traffic accident. Under the program, drivers whose record shows three viola tions or accidents in any 12-month period are sent a warning letter. Their records are placed in a special file and a future accident or violation will call for investi gation and possible suspension where the difficulty could have been avoided by better driving. ID KEEP TOUR SUBSISTENCE CHECK’S ARRIVING ON SCHEDULE, Ff SURE TO NOTIFY VA WHEN CHANGING ----- 1 s? Regular cleaning & pressing ot valuable fabric» is the only way to protect their usefulness and keep their appearance like new. Form the habit of bring ing year cleaning regularly to the Vernonia Cleaners MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Jewett A. Bush, Jr., has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Anthony Chris tian Bjorn, known as Thomas Byron, Deceased, by the County Court of Columbia County, Oregon. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same dully verified as by law required, to the under signed at the law office of Bush and Hieber, Joy Theatre Building, Vernonia, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated March 25, 1948. Jewett A. Bush, Jr. Administrator Bush & Hieber Attorneys for Administra tor. 13t5c •» At the U. S. Navy Fleet Wea ther Central in Pearl Harbor, 300 weather reports are received from ships and stations every six hours, translated into a weather map, coded and broadcast. • Bundles of old newspapers for sale at THE EAGLE office The curtain rises on FERGUSON ¿il É Èli »Bi TRACTOR THE NEW , ■ ■ • i f I ' . ■: ' We need 100 more calves every Monday to supply the demand of our buyers. 30 day old to 18 mos. old calves. Don’t give them away. Bring them to Sudtell's Community Auction, Beaverton, Oregon. 2tfc FOR RENT ROOMS. Comfortable and plea sant rooms, home-like atmosphere. Living room and kitchen priv ileges. 479 Rosé Ave., phone 837. Lulah Fullerton. 8tfc 2-ROOM cabin, modem, furnished. Riverview Beauty Shop. 13t3c I more power g» * more speeds AUTOMATIC HYDRAUUC OVERIOAD protection HYDRAUUC IMPUBE« COHTROl FRONT WHEEl TREAD ADJUSTABLE APARTMENTS for rent. Morrow Apartments, 545 Bridge street. ___________________________ 26tfc MISCELLANEOUS FOR ALL Kinds of hauling cs'l 8810. Shorty Lee Transfer. 14tf* WE PAY YOU CASH for your car. Before you aell, see Green wood and let him make you an offer. Greenwood Moton, Dodge and Plymouth dealer. Phone 1121. 17tfc NEW, HOME LAUNDRY. Family washing washed and dried, 15c lb. Finished at reasonable ratea. Mn. E. M. York, 108 A St., phone 1107. CRAWFORD - OLSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone 1342 734 2nd St., Vernonia 7 Vic Vet $ay$ CALVES CALVES CALVES Vernonia Lodge No. 246 Street Vernonia Meet« of each month 1-48 F. O. E.’ Order Meetings: I.O.O.F. Hall Second and Fourth Wednesday Stated first John T. Kirk, W. M. Ray Mills, Sec’y. HALF ACRE on river bottom, cleared, good garden spot. Five room modern house. Priced very reasonable. Five miles from Ver nonia at Pittsburg. Roy Barnes. ____________________________ 13t3 7tfc Vernonia Temple No. 61 Masonic Temple Communication TWO-ROOM house and chicken coop with light. See T. B. Mills or Mrs. Hanel. Also fancy cro cheting and baby rabbits. 1302 State St. ' 14t3 Each Month AUXILIARY A.F. HOUSE for sale. 1059 First Ave. Call after 4:30 p.m. weekdays or Saturdays. 15t3 WANTED LODGE AND CLUB NOTICES Regular 1 ACRE garden, 5-rm. house, lge. hen house and barn. 1 mile north of mill. $1800. Ira Jones, Mist Rt.__________________________ 13t3 Oregon’s World War II veterans are borrowing on the state veter ans’ farm and home loan at the rate of about a million dollars every three months and the agency handling this rapidly growing business is hard pressed to keep ahead of the increasing demand. Loan*officials said the depart ment of veterans’ affairs, which administers the act, has loaned more than $3,500,000 in the two and a half years since the start of operations. Nearly three millions of this amount were loaned in the past year alone, and the rapid growth of the department’s bus iness, according to Loan Officer A. J. Crose, is due mainly to the fact that the state legislature in 1947 liberalized the loan act to permit veterans to borrow up to $6,000 to buy homes and farms, and streamlined the act to permit speedy processing of applica tions. Starting in 1948, loans per month ran well over $300,000 while for March alone the figure exceed ed $500,000. Veterans who were Oregon res idents before entering service in World War II are eligible to apply. They may borrow up to 75 per cent of the appraised value of the home or farm being purchased, to a maximum of $6,000. Interest on the loan is at four per cent. Under today's conditions, the average time allowed to repay is about 12 years. THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON Free Delivery ' îï ' sî &O' ï ©^ AND F1BGÜION STSTBM IMPLEMENTI
