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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1949)
e THURSDAY, SEPT 22, 1949 THE CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE—General WANTED_____________ TWO steel folding cots with mat tresses. 987 Second Ave. 38t3 WILL CARE for children in my home day or night. Mrs. V. Ham mer, first door west of Pittsburg Guard station. 38t3 ANYONE wishing to get bulbs, tkme to the Riverview Greenhouse. . 38t3 22-CAL. Smith and Wesson 6 shot revolver for sale — or trade for light deer rifle. Call evenings after five. 116 O-A hill. 38tl FOR SALE: Italian prunes, $1.00 box, you pick. 1st house cn left on 10th St., Riverview, L. C. Blair. 38tl 41RAPES, one mile east of Cor nelius on Tualatin highway. The Old Home, Rebecca E. Goodin, Cornelius, Oregon. 38t2c BABY buggy, bathtub and “teeter- tabe” jumper chair. Mrs. Robert Tunnell, phone 612. 38t3 SEE Mrs. Bowles, 348 C St. for Xmas and all kinds of cards. 20 different boxes to chocse from. No cards alike from comic to personal. Beautiful gift paper, sta tionary and napkins. Will make lovely gifts. 14 to 25 cards to cox. $1 to $1.50. Will start to take orders now. You come to me as I can’t come to you. Your Avon lady. 37t3 RIFLE—30-06 Sporter for sale at Hoffman’s. $85. 37t3 HORSE hay, cow hay, also alfalfa in quantity. Prices $16 and up wards as to quality. Elmer Ber- gerson, Timber Rt. 37t6c KITCHEN RANGE, home com- fort, gcod condition. L. H. Shel ley, 2nd St., Riverview. 37t3 ARE YOU planning your fall and winter clothes? For lastest styles in dressmaking and re modeling, Call 253 for appoint- CTitnt. 36tfc BUNDLES of old papers for sale. Inquire at The Eagle Office. FOR SALE—Cars. Trucks USED CARS: ’4G Ford Saper Sedan, r&h, many extras, $1240. ’41 Ford 2 dr. r&h, $595. '40 Ford 2 dr. sedan, $545. ’48 Dodge Cus tom, 4 dr., r&h, 12,000 miles, $1,- 795. ’46 Dodge pickup, $845. ’33 Plymouth sedan, $120. '40 Pontiac Sedan, $595. Greenwood Motors, phone 1121, Vernonia. 38tlc 11’37 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, excellent condition, priced to sell. 1937 Ford 85 2-door sedan with new seat covers, good tires, very good mechanical condition. Ver nonia Auto Co., phone 342. 38tlc FOR SALE—Real Estate FOR SALE: 2-bdrm. 5-rm. house <■< mpletely furnished. 50'xl00’ lot. $4,000. Terms to reliable party. 841 First Ave. Vernonia. 38tl FOR SALE—Livestock ONE GUERNSEY family cow for sale, 3-years old. Also hay for sale. Mrs. Anna E. Roberts, Mist Rt., Vernonia. 38t 1 MALE blue tick pup for sale. Louis Huntley. Mist Rt. 38t3 FOR SALE—Insurance LIFE, Fire, Car and Accident Insurance. Oregon Automobile Insurance Co. H. Hudson and George Bell. 26tfc STATE FARM Automobile and Life Insurance Co's. Winston Walker, 843 3rd St. (First house behind bakery). Phone 1066. __________________________ 34tfc FOR RENT____________ FOR RENT: Modern house in ex cellent shape. Inquire at 847 3rd St.____________________ 38t3 ROOMS newly decorated. Kitchen and living room privileges. Mrs. Lulah Fullerton, 479 Rose Ave. 35tfc FURNISHED apartments for rent. Close in town where we treat you right. J. C. Hoadley, 545 Bridge St. 25tfc Loggers Work Hard to Prepare for Friday Night Game with St. Helens EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. WANTED— Alder stumpage, 50,- 000 feet or better. Telephone TA4817, Portland or write 6911 S. E. Drew Ave., Portland. 37t3 RICKWORK on fireplaces, chim neys, etc. Brick repair work. Lyle R. Wagner, Rt. 1, Box 234A, Banks, Ore. 36t3 HAULING with dump truck: sand, gravel or dirt. Phone 1023 or see D. P. Spofford. 32tfc 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 MISCELLANEOUS NEW, HOME LAUNDRY. Family washing washed and dried, 15c lb. Finished at reasonable rates. Also curtain stretching. Mrs. E. M. York, 108 A. St., phone 1107. 38tfc Legal Notices 2 Men's Leagues Bowling Results WOMEN’S LEAGUE Rattle Pins Wed. Monday night’s turnout was 100 Two men’s bowling leagues started their season’s schedule Wednesday, September 14. Each is composed of six teams. Results fcr the first week were: INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Dessy’s 4 Vernonia Trading 0 745 798 681 664 704 690 2183 2099 For Dessy’s — high game, Burk hard 180; high series, D. Laird 455. For Trading — high g’me, VanDeBogart 184; high series, VanDeBogart 514. Heath’s 3 IOOF 1 697 698 686 615 746 639 2129 1952 For Heath — High game, L. Blount 183; high series, A. Oveson, 499. For I.O.O.F. — high game G. King 169; high series, Schroeder 477. The Club 3 Brunsmans 1 593 585 626 692 648 658 1935 1867 For The Club — high game and high series. R. Curl 172 and 482. For Brunsmans — high game and high series, L. Rcberson 169 and 457. per cent of the women’s league to bowl off their second series of the season. Pennies fcr missing a bowling pin painted red and placed helter-skelter in each set were flying into the party fund, but a few bowlers picked up some swell splits: Hazel Dusenberry, 5-7-9; Esme Closner, 5-7; Lena Schroeder, 1-3-10 and Zelma Wall, 5-6. Results Monday were: team high single game, Bush Furniture, 677; team high series, Bush Furniture, 1880; individual high game, Vir ginia Walker, 229; individual high series, Virginia Walker, 545. Team and Pts Team and Pts vs. Johnson’s 2 V. F. W. 2 V. Drug 4 vs. O-A 0 Dessy’s 0 vs. Bush 4 vs. V. Bakery 3 V. Cleaners 1 Standings September 19: V. Bakery 6 Dessy’s 3 V. Drug 5 O-A 3 Bush 5 VFW 3 V’. Cleaners 2 Johnsons 5 The girls extend their thanks to the business houses and or ganizations who are sponsoring the teams this season. Each team will try hard for a winning place. NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY LANDS SUITABLE FOR TREE FARMING CLASSIFIED RATES Notice is hereby given that the M I N I M U M charge 35c for 25 County Court of Columbia County, words or less. Words over min Oregon, does hereby offer for CITY LEAGUE imum. 2c each. Three inser sale the following described par tions for the price of two. Nances 0 cels of real property considered O-A 4 CARD of Thanks & Notices: 75c 716 518 suitable for tree farming, but not 676 5S7 THE EAGLE assumes no finan necessarily sold as such, namely: cial responsibility for errors 686 600 Townthip 6, North of Range 3, that may appear in ads publish 2078 1705 West of the Willamette Meridian ed in its columns, but in cases The South One Half of the South For O-A — high game, Don Mc- where this paper is at fault, ' Cammon 176; high series, Ray One Half — Section 5 will reprint that part of an Brandow 498. For Nances — G. Lot 3; adv. in which the typographical Riley 141; high seiies, Reed Han Lot 4; mistake occurs. The East One Half of the South ns 376. Eagles 3 Sundland 1 NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY west Quarter — Section 7 A I) V . ACCEPTED AFTER 588 622 The Northwest Quarter—Section 8 WED. NOON EXCEPT FOR 691 671 The Southeast Quarter of the NEYT WEEK’S PAPER. 725 611 Northwest Quarter; 1901 No information on classifieds will The North One Half of the South 2001 be given out until after paper For Eagles — high game, C. west Quarter; is mailed. The Southeast Quarter of the VanDeBogart 186; high series, D. Laird 496. For Sundland — high Southwest Quarter—Section 9 BEN’S BARBER SHOP The Northwest Quarter — Section game and series, Shipman 168 and 476. 15 Expert Tonsorial Work Mist Auto 0 The Northwest Quarter cf the VFW 4 Vernonia, Oregon 656 603 Northeast Quarter; 681 703 The Southwest Quarter of the 727 720 Southeast Quarter; 2001 The East One Half of the East 2086 HERE’S YOUR For VFW — high game, E. Ade One Half, except the Northeast 172; high series, W. Walker 470. Quarter of the Northeast Quar MILK MRS. SMITH For Mist Auto — high game and ter; series, Jim Kent 183 and 536. Lot 1; INDUSTRIAL The Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter—Section 18 Dessy’s ......................................... 4 3 Township 6, North of Range 5, Heath’s .............................. West of the Willamette Meridian Club .................................................3 The East One Half of the North IOOF ............................................... 1 Brunsman ....................................... 1 east Quarter; 0 The Northwest Quarter of the Trading .............................. CITY Northeast Quarter; The Southeast Quarter—Section O A ................................................. 4 VFW ............................................... 4 20 Eagles .............................................3 The Southeast Quarter; Of course it is! But you’re The Southwest Quarter—Section Sundland ......................................... 1 Mist Auto...................................... 0 21 not surprised because the milk The North One Half—Section 28 Nances ......................................... 0 man from the Nehalem Dairy The Northeast Quarter—Section 29 day of October, 1949. appears as regularly as clock The Northeast Quarter of the The County Court reserves the Southeast Quarter, except Right right to reject any and all bids. work. He’s one person you of Way to Winslow; Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, can depend on. The Southeast Quarter of the this 7th day of September. 1949 Northeast Quarter, except Right COUNTY COURT OF of Way to Winslow—Section 31 COLUMBIA COUNTY The Northwest Quarter of the J. W. Hunt, County Judge Northwest Quarter; Donald Parcher, Commissioner The Northeast Quarter of the Clyde Henderson, Commissioner Northwest Quarter; Date of first publication September The Northwest Quarter of the Grade A Pasteurized 15th, 1949 Northeast Quarter—Section 32 Date of final publication Septem Milk & Cream The Southeast Quarter of the ber 22nd, 1949 PHONE 471 Southeast Quarter—Section 33 The County will reserve all minerals, oils and gas with the right to prospect and explore for the same and remove such miner als, if found, upon all lands sold. Bids must be for cash cr terms to be approved by and acceptable to the Court and sealed bids made upon each parcel separately in which the bidder is interested must be in the hands of the Coun — L. A. JACKSON ELECTRIC ty Court in the Court House at St. Helens, Oregon, On or before 2:00 Cornelius — Phone 371J — Contractor o’clock P.M. on Tuesday, the 25th NEHALEM DRIRV PRODUCTS (0. LIGHTING FIXTURES The Vernonia Loggers went to work this week with a determined look in their eyes for the coming tilt with their old arch rivals, the St. Helens Lions. The Loggers defeated the Liens last year on the local field in a game plagued by penalties. Coach Lee Pangle this week is ironing out his weaknesses that showed up in the Tillamook game, and they are plenty. The Loggers main weakness and most apparent to the spectatcrs, seemed to be the ends. The rest of the line showed up well and the backfield looked fair on defense, but on offense they couldn’t click. So far this season the squad has been lucky with not an injury cn the team so far. Injuries have plagued the Loggers in past years when they would have from three to four first-string men on the bench with injuries. So the locals will be at full strength for this tilt. Sherwood won their first game of the season last week when they defeated the Sherwood Bulldogs. Little is known of the Saints strength here. The game Friday night at St. Helens is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. daylight saving time., A trampoline act is scheduled for the halftime festivities, it was announced last week by the St. Helens Kiwanis club, which is in charge of pro motion of tha opening game. Pro fessional entertainers from Van couver, Washington will partici pate in the show. The Mississippi river drains five-tenths of the United States. ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR If not pleased, your 10c back. Ask any druggist for this Strong fungicide, T-4-L. Made with 90 per cent alcohol, it Penetrates. Reaches and kills more germs far»’er. Today at NANCE’S. Zenith Cleaners Are Here With 3Day Service Call Mrs. Morgan Phone 423 HANK'S PARTS HOUSE Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. except week ends ARMATURE TESTING AND TURNING NEW AND USED PARTS If you’ve got the pieces, I’ve got the parts Phone 773 Riverview LODGE AND CLUE NOTICES Knights of Pythias Harding Lodge No. V. F. W. 116 Vernonia, Oregon Regular Meetings Legion Hall, Second and Fourth Mondays Each Month Wm. I). Shafer, Chancellor Winston Walker, Commander James Cox. Adjutant AUXILIARY Regularly meets: 1st & 3rd Wed. Commander 4-50 Oscar G. Weed, Secretary A. F. & A. M. Pythian Sisters Meeting,: Second I.O.O.F. Fourth and A.F. Hall & meets A.M. Masonic Wednetda, at Stated Temple Communication 2-48 of each month 184 Vernonia Lodge No. Vernonia Temple No. 61 first Thursday of each month, at 7:30 p.m. VERNONIA LIONS CLUB Walter E. I.inn, W. M. Ray Mills, Sec’y Chapter each of month ers welcome. Ethel Titus, Worthy Matron Alberta Mills, Sec’y. 1-50 Vernonia F. O. E. (Fraternal Order Eagle,) of 810 4-50 Bridge Street Vernonia Columbia Encampment No. 89 will meet the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month at the I.O.O.F. hall. Earl Atkins, Chief Patriarch Wm. D. Shafer, Scribe. 1-50 S. sister« and broth* Meets Every Tuesday 8 P. M. E. com at Masonic Ten* pie. All visiting 3-50 O.O.F. O. munication first and 3rd Wed. Vernonia Lodge No. 246 Allan Ray, Noble Grand Wm. D. Shafer. Sec’y. 153, Regular MEETINGS RESUME IN SEPTEMBER I.uther Choate, President Bill Wilson, Secretary 1-50 Order of Eastern Star Nehalem Meets Every Friday 8 P. M. F. M. Russell. W. P. Rex Normand. Sec’y. Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge 7-19 American Legion VERNONIA Meet, 2nd and 4th Thursday POST 11» evenings of each month in I.O.O.F. Hall. Meets first and Third Mon. of Jewelle Robinson. Noble Grand Each month. Ione Jurxice, Vice Grand AUXILIARY Jane L. Pace, Secretary Gladys Strong, Treasurer 3-50 First and Third Tuesdays 1-50 Vernonia LOGGERS vs. St. Helens LIONS At St. Helens Friday, Sept. 23, 8:00 P.M. Daylight Saving Time Be There • meetings! 2 & 4 Weds., 8 p.m. This Ad Sponsored By The Vernonia Eagle • I
