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« THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1949 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—Livestock FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator like new Liberal discount. See at 501 Bridge St.______________ 50t3 WELL BROKE stock riding pony for sale. Practically new stock saddle and bridle. Inquire at 537 Rose avenue, Vernonia, Ore. 48t3 ORDERS taken for hand-made crochet gifts. Chair sets, doilies, holders. June Willis, 875 First Ave._______________________ 44tfc COMMUNITY Auction at Forest Grove every Wed. Furniture, etc., sale at 11:00; livestock sale at 1:30. Join the crowd and at tend our auction; consign your property. We appraise or will buy what you have to sell. Write or phone and we will call. Phone 16215. Altman’s Auction Mart, Altman and Dennis, Auctioneers. 50tfc GOOD, heavy stock trailer, weld ed frame, ball hitch, 16-inch wheels, 80% rubber. Price $75. Owner: Tiny (Glenn A.) Mitchell Mist Rte., Box 54, Vernonia. End of 6th St., Riverview. 49t3 YES, I now have hay! F’air prices at farm or delivered. Must be cash. Elmer Bergerson. 49t6c Handy staple removers for sale at THE EAGLE office. FOR SALE—Machinery PM power saw and 2 chains. Used very little. A real buy at $80. Hank’s Parts House. 50tl PORTABLE sawmill built in 1946 at cost of over $17,000. Has been idle over year. Cummins diesel p:ant. Present location at Cove Orchard South of Gaston on highway. New building. For sale by California owner at very low price of $5000. Inspect at yoi;r leisure and if interested write D. L. Hopkins, 745 S. Com mercial, Salem, representing H. G. Green, Broker. 49t3 SMALL handwinch; 2 200-ft. % winch cables;. 5 rabbit hutches. McFadden, Mist Route. 48t3 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 LOST AND FOUND FOUND: Full size bicycle. Owner see Shirley Kirtland and claim by paying for this ad. ■ 48t3c FOR RENT____________ NICE, clean apartment with new bedroom set. 376 North St., L. M. Porterfield. 49tfc RIVERVIEW apartments. All apts newly decorated. Elec, range, oil heat, individual elec, hot water, nice laundry. Wm. A. Greene, proprietor. 46tfc ROOMS newly decorated. Kitchen and living room privileges. Mrs. Lulah Fullerton, 479 Rose Ave. 35tfc SERVICES NELSON REFRIGERATION SERVICE, household and commer cial. 455 W. Baseline St., Hills boro, Oregon. Phone 701 collect. Leave service calls at Vernonia Eagle. 15p WANTED WANT to buy anything old in good condition. Old furniture, glassware, lamps, coffee grinders, copper, etc. Write Ruth M. John son, Warren, Oregon. 47t6c WILL CARE for children in my home day or night. Mrs. V. Hamer, first door west of Pittsburgh Guard station. 42tfc 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 NOTICE OF DISTRICT SCHOOL MEETING FOR SALE—Cars, Trucks STATE OF OREGON County of Columbia ’29 A Coupe. Better than most. School District No. 47 Jt., SS. $90. Hank’s Parts House. 50tl of Columbia County, Oregon. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN '41 PONTIAC 2-dr sedan, excel lent condition, $650.00. '40 PLY that at a District School Meet MOUTH 4-door sedan, 43,000 ac ing of the legal voters of said tual miles, $465?00 ’46 life-ton School District No. 47 Jta, of Chevrolet flatbed, $1050.00. ’38 Columbia County, Oregon, here Chev. 4-door, $170.00. ’36 De by called to be held at the Soto 4-door, $100. Vernonia Auto Washington school house of said Company, phone 342. 50tlc District on the 31st day of De cember, 1949, there will be sub 4- WHEEL drive Dodge weapons mitted to the legal voters of carrier; tractor and machinery. said district the question of au McFadden, Mist Route. 48t3 thorizing the District School Board of said District to expena FOR SALE—Real Estate the sum of $32,000 now in the treasury of said school district ACREAGE & FARMS 2 ACRES, 3-rm. house on paved and unappropriated, for the pur road. Good spot for service sta pose of building an addition to the Washington School Building tion and cabins, only $1800. 58 ACRES, 4-rm. modern house, of said District, repairing and improving school district pro about 300 thousand ft. timber, perty and securing other needed only 4 mi. out, $4,250 full price. educational equipment. 47'4 ACRES, 3-rm. modern house The polls for reception of bal 24’x52’ barn and other bldgs. 25 lots will be open on said 31st acres cleared bottom land on* day of December, 1949, at the river. $15000 full price, $8000 hour of 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the down. place aforesaid. By Order of the District School HOMES AND BUSINESS Board. OPPORTUNITIES Dated December 8, 1949. 3-ROOM house, good condition, First published Dec. 15, 1949. $1800 full price, $500 down. 3-ROOM modern house, good lo Last published Dec. 29, 1949. Glen F. Hawkins cation, $1550 includes furniture. Chairman, District School Board Good terms. R. M. Aldrich, Clerk, 50t3c 5- ROOM modern house on large lot, very good condition. Only NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT $3500, good terms ESTATE OF JERRY ROY 5-ROOMS close in, just refinish MANNING. Deceased ed inside. $2500, $700 down NOTICE: APARTMENT house for sale. 2 The undersigned Administra 3-room apts. Only $1200. tor of the Last Will and Testa ROSEWAY apts. now for sale. ment of Jerry Roy Manning, de S150 per mo. income. Full price ceased. has filed his Final Ac S12.000. only $5000 down. count in the County Court of See Don Bayley, Broker, Mac the State of Oregon for Colum Donald Hotel. 50tlc bia County and said Court has MODERN HOUSE close in. In appointed Friday, January 6th, 1950 at 10:00 o’clock A. M. in the quire at 847 Third St. 50t3 Court Room in said Court at St. OWNER transferred. 3 bedrm. Helens, Oregon for hearing ob house, complete bath, newly dec jections thereto and settlement orated, wired for range, elec, hot thereof. water heater, insulated. Only Date of first publication: Decern- I $3,000, $1500 down, bal. like rent, ber 8th, 1949 $35 mo. Glad to show anytime. Jewett A. Bush Jr., Administrator 942 Rose Ave., Mrs. Lynn Thom Bush and Hieber. Attorneys for as. 50tlc Administrator 49t5c Vernonia to Meet Grove Netmen Here Dec. 20 Next home game for the Log ger five will be against the un defeated Forest Grove team on December 20. Forest Grove boasts all their lettermen from last year’s team plus an all star transfer from the Salem area. Advance dope says they are big, fast and high scoring. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE In the county court of the State of Oregon for the County cf Columbia. In the matter of the estate of Nellie J. Boyd, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned .as administrator of the estate of Nellie J. Boyd, deceased, by virtue of order duly made and entered in the coun^ court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County will on or after the 6th day of Janu ary, 1950 sell at private sale to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described real property belonging to the estate of Nellie J. Boyd, deceased, to; wit: Lots 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 and 11, Block 2, Vogel tract, City of Rainier, Columbia County, Oregon. Sealed bids for purchase of said real estate will be received by the undersigned administra tor at the law office of Joe F. Walker in Rainier, Oregon on or after January 6, 1950. The sale of said property will be subject to confirmation by the above entitled court. Joe F. Walker, Administrator of the Estate of Nellie J. Boyd, Deceased. 49t5c NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ESTATE OF ANTHONY CHRISTIAN BJORN, Known as Thomas Byron, NOTICE: Deceased The undersigned Administrator of the Last Will and Testament of Anthony Christian Bjorn, known as Thomas Byron, de ceased, has filed his Final Ac count in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County and said Court has ap pointed Friday, January 13th, 1950 at 10:00 o’clock A.M. in the Court Room in said Court at St. Helens, Oregon, for hearing ob jections thereto and settlement thereof.* Date of first publication: Dec. 15th, 1949 Jewett A. Bush, Jr. Administrator Bush and Hieber Attorneys for Administrator 50t5c Vets Tangle with Scappoose Yamhill Team Bows to Loggers A stubborn Yamhill team that refused to admit d.feat, came to town Tuesday night and gave the Vernonia high school tsam a hard fight for most of the contest be fore going down by a 30 to 22 count. It was on!y in the final quarter of the game that the better conditioned Loggers were able to control the hard fighting Tigers. The Yamhill boys made the most of their advantage in height and forced the locals to battle all the way to their victory. Some sources seem to feel that one reason for the poor shooting and passing of the Logger team could be blamed on overconfi dence In the first game of the even ing the Logger B squad came up with a 26 to 16 victory. Vernonia Defeats Portland Team The same old story came true again Friday night, December 9, when a Portland team took it on the chin to th? tune of 903 to 884 from the Vernonia Gun club. This was a sitting-standing match, which is hard for young shooters and nearly impossible for old ones. This match com- nleted the first half of the shoot ing program for this season. The next regularly scheduled match will be January 6, 1950. In the meantime the club will shoot the course prescribed by the director of civilian marks manship. The war department issues regular army medals to all that qualify. All members are urged to shoot this course as the government issue of supplies depends on the number of men who shoot it. Ralph Aldrich led the way Fri day' with a fat 183, followed closely by the Lamping brothers with an identical score of 18L The box score was: Ralph Aldrich Milton Lamping Bernard Lamping Tod Bowerman Ben George Harold Peterson Robert Lamping Carl Davis Bill Nichols Clyde Lamping Highest five score 183 181 181 180 178 176 167 165 164 127 903 ABOVE photo was snapped last Wednesday night an instant after a V.F.W. Diaver sunk his basket. Picture below was taken in the second half while the Vets were attempting to prevent a Scappoose score. The Scapooose five won 63 io 48. Vernonia will meet the Clatskanie town team here tonight at 8 p.m. at the h’gh school gym and go to Westport Saturday night. Westport will play here Wed nesday, the 21st and Beaverton will come on the 23rd. All local games beg’n at 8p.m. ______ Bowling Results WOMENS LEAGUE The Vernonia Women’s League has completed the ,13th week of the 1949-50 bowling season. With one more week of bowl ing to complete the first series, all teams are anxious to learn the results. Before starting the new series there will be two weeks in which the girls won’t bowl on account of holidays. The new series will begin Monday, January 9, 1950. High individual game honors for Monday night went to Mar guerite Burton and Mary Wiese, 196. High individual series also went to Marguerite Burton, 547. High team game honors went to Vernonia Bakery, 687 and high individual series to O-A office, 1910. Standings for week of Decern- ber 12 are as follows: 30 Dessy’s 29 Johnson’s Service 28 O-A Office Bush Furniture 27 Veinonia Bakery 25 Vernonia Drug 24 V. F. W. 23 Vernonia Cleaners 22 More Sports Page 7 BEN’S BARBER SHOP Expert Tonsorial Work Vernonia, Oregon Again in 1949 MORE PEOPLE HAVE BOUGHT CHEVROLETS than any other make —¡ust as they have done during the total 19-year period, 1931 to date! I T he men and women of America know value when they see iti Consequently, they are purchasing more Chevrolet passenger cars than any other make ... and more Chevrolet trucks than the next two makes combined . . . thereby placing Chevrolet first in sales this year, just as they have done for the total 19-year period, 1931 to date. FIRST in passenger car sales for ’49* Naturally, we and all Chevrolet dealers are deeply appreciative of this overwhelming tribute of preference; and we join with Chevrolet in pledging to do everything possible to give you greater and greater value in the months and years to come. 4-LlLO Z iia' FIRST in truck sales for '49* fOtdsetteg the eevt 2 moires combined) JI FIRST in passenger car sales for all postwar years ♦1949 rasuHs basad on incomplete but conclusive nation- wlda registration figure«. AM other facts listed here ore based on complete and official nationwide registration figtwee. FIRST in passenger car sales for total 19-year period, 1931 to date FIRST in truck sales for total 19-year period, 1931 to date FIRST in truck sales for all postwar years FIRST in total number of trucks on road today VERNONIA AUTO COMPANY Standard Oil Products Phone 342 ‘‘A Safe Place to Trade” Your Chevrolet and G. M. Dealer Vernonia, Oregon 4
