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e THURSDAY, MAR. 9, 1950 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORF CLASSIFIEDS À FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—Real Estate MANAGER WANTED: Respon sible man or woman to manage and service a genuine Hershey candy, Wrigley gum and Life Saver vending business in this area. No selling, no age limit. Reliability more impt. than past experience. $950 invest, required. Fully secured. Only spare time needed. No speculators wanted. Can net $50 to $70 weekly pro fit. State if can start at once. Write briefly A & B Distribu tors, 1537 N. E. Union Ave., Portland 12, Ore. lOtl ABOUT 90 acres, close in, on graveled Keasey road. Milk, school, mail routes. REA elec tricity. Drilled well, pressure water. New 20x46 grade A milk house, complete equipment. 20x40 barn, old house. Ford Ferguson tractor. 500 GPM irrigation water rights from Rock Creek. Enough timber to more than pay for place if properly handled on perpetual yield basis. Excellent opportunity for young couple with some cash capital. Price »8000, half cash. Irving Conklin, Keasey Rt., Vernonia, Oregon. 1043 BLOND 7-piece dining room set. Phone 793. 162 A St. 10t3c WILL BE glad to serve my old customers and new again in Avon. Will be impossible for me to come on Corey hill and out. Will be glad to tai® your orders afternoons at home, 348 C St., Mrs. Bowles. 9t3 BARN and shed repairs. Also foundation work at reasonable price. N. C. Hamer, Mist Rt., Vernonia, Ore. First door west Pittsburgh Guard Station. 9t3 BLACK rayon crepe dress like new, size 14. May be seen at 225 A St.________________ 8t3c GOOD horse hay and hairy vetch hay, ideal with molasses. Also straw arid*wheat and mixed grain. Mike Yunker, phone 16104, Forest Grove, Oregon. 7t4c DAVENPORT arid chair, rug and pad 9x15, 5-piece-maple dinette set, end table. See Mrs. Landers at the Pal Shop. 7tfc AUCTION every Wednesday; mise, sale at 11, livestock sale at 1:30. Just S.E. of the city limits of Forest Grove; the place where buyer and seller meet. Will buy or give you free appraisals on livestock or other property you have for sale. Write or phone 16215. Altman’s Auction Mart, Forest Grove. 6tfc ORDERS taken for hand-made crochet gifts. Chair sets, doilies, holders. June Willis, 875 First Ave. 44tfc FOR SALE—Real Estate HOMES ONE of the best homes in Ver nonia now for sale. Very good location, 6 rooms in all, 3 bed rooms, fruit room, shop and double garage. This is an ex cellent buy at $5,250. Terms. VERY nice 3-rm. home on 75x100 lot. Close to schools and to •churches. Lots of good garden land, new garage, only $2500. GOOD modern 8-rm. house, $3,300. 3 ROOMS on Vi acre, $1800, $500 down. 5 ROOMS, modem, $2,500, $700 down. NEW, unfinished, 4 rooms and bath, $2150. 3- ROOM semi-modern. $1750, $850 down. 4- ROOM house, semi-modern, on 22x80 lot, $850 full price, easy terms. • FARMS 53 .ACRES, 4-rm. modern house, 2 garages, good barn. 30 acres of this is irrigated from Nehalem river. All irrig. equip, goes with place plus 13 cows, 1 bull and 5 heifers. Seeded to perm, pasture. This is one of the best dairy farms in Nehalem valley. Only 3*2 mi. out. See me for price and terms. 7 ACRES. 6-rm. mod. house, garage, chicken house, barn and woodshed. $8,500 full price or trade for F. Grove or Hillsboro prep. I HAVE many good dairy farms located on highway. Most of th.m have Nehalem river thru place. All reasonably priced and good terms. Don Bayley. Broker, phone 172, MacDonald Hotel. ________________________ lOtlc 3-ROOMS partly furnished house. First house down steps by ball park. Very reasonable. See Daisy S. Rankin, Timber Rt., Vernonia, Oregon.___________________ 8t3 80 ACRÎ1S for $5,000 including horse, cow, calf and machinery. 7-8 tons hay, barn, small house, family orchard, berries. Terms if desired. C. D. Bushart. Capi tol hill. Timber Rt.. Vernonia. _________________ $t3 20 ACRES 2 miles out Keasey Rt. Small house, woodshed and garage. Make offer. Any terms in reason. R. L. Stanwood. / 10t3 FOR SALE—Cars, Trucks ’48 FORD 4-dr. sedan, radio and heater, other accessories, $1195. ’42 STUDEBAKER 4-dr. sdn. ra dio and heater, very clean. ’39 PLYMOUTH >/a-ton pickup, mo tor just overhauled. '46 CHEV. m-ton truck. Vernonia Auto Company, phone 342, Vernonia. lOtlc NEW FORD truck, 2 ton, chassis and cab. Original price $2217.45. Can be bought for $1850.00. Terms if desired. Phone 861. _________________________ 7tfc ’48 PLYMOUTH 5-pass. cp4., low mileage, many extras, $1395. ’41 PLYMOUTH sedan, clean, $545. '46 CHEV. l'/i ton, 11,000 miles, new 8.25 10-ply tires, ideal farm truck, $998. Cheap transporta tion: '39 Hudson, ’33 Plymouth, '36 Dodge. Greenwood Motors, phone 1121, Vernonia. lOtlc FOR SALE—Pianos HAMMOND Spinet Organ—two manuals and pedal board. Free home demonstration. For infor mation, call or write Korten’s, Longview, Washington. 10t4c SPINET piano available in Ver nonia territory. For information, write Credit Department, Kor ten’s Longview, Wash. 10t4c SPINET piano. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Cash or terms. Can be «een at Vernonia. Write Tall man Piano Store 395 South 12th I St., Salem, Oregon. 8t3c 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 SALE—Machinery MISCELLANEOUS logging sup plies. Some new arch lines and chokers, used blocks and guy line, falling and bucking saws. All supplies priced very reason able according to usage. See Ken West, back of airport. lOtl FOR SALE—Livestock WIENER pigs, $10 apiece. ald McDonald at Kcasev. Rifle Match Won Wednesday NOTICE Ron lOtl FOR RENT APARTMENT for rent. Electric range, Frigidaire, automatic hot water, oil heat and laundry. Riverview Apartments. 9tfc | APARTMENT for rent. Fur- i nished with new bedroom suite. 376 North St., L. M. Porterfield. _________________________ 9tfc ROOMS newly decorated. Kitchen and living room privileges. Mrs. Lulah Fullerton, 479 Rose Ave. _ ______________________ 35tfc WANTED_____________ 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 IM.___________________ 14tfc I SERVICES_____________ PALOMINO stud service. Service j fee $25.00. Write or call at farm for appointment. Ken West, Timber Rt., Vernonia. Oregon _________________________ lOtl N E L S O N REFRIGERATION , SERVICE, household and commer cial. 455 W. Baseline St., Hills boro, Oregon. Phone 701 collect. ’ Leave service calls at Vernonia | Eagle._____________________ 15p_ [ BUNDLES of old papers for sale. Inquire at The Eagle Office. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I am not responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. I have not been for a period of over two years. Charles H. Gill. lOtl On Wednesday night of last week the Vernonia Gun club shifted its practice time to Clats kanie where they shot and won a match against that club. This was a kneeling-prone match which proved difficult for some of Vernonia’s best shooter, but not for Harold Peterson and Ben George who led the Vernonia team with the high score of 194. They were followed by Tod Bowerman with 193 and only five points seperated the first and fifth place. Vernonia Clatskanie H. Peterson 194 J. Rands 193 Ben George 194 F. LaBeck 192 T. Bowerman 193 K. Noll 187 B. Lamping 192 O. Mellinger 186 R. Aldrich 189 B. Horn 185 Totals 962 913 LOST AND FOUND LOST: small brown and white pup. Answers to "Snooper”. Leave word at Eagle office or see Walter Smith in 3rd grade. lOtl 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. Wfe Bowling Results INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE The Club 16 Dessy’s Tavern 12 Vernonia Trading 10 I.O.O.F. 10 Brunsman 7 Heath’s Service 5 Club 3 Dessy’s 1 955 827 854 833 854 873 2663 2533 Club — high game E. Ade 235; high series E. Ade 610. Dessy’s — high game D. Laird 204; high series D. Laird 547. Vernonia Trading 1 I.O.O.F. 3 826 917 833 807 784 859 2443 2583 Trading — high game L. Atkins 213; high series L. Atkins 532. I.O.O.F. — high game H. Gwin 197; high series C. Minger 531. Brunsman 3 Heath’s 1 850 830 985 880 861 892 2696 2602 Brunsman — high game R. Curl 215; high series R. Curl 589. Heath’s — high game A. Oveson 200; high series A. Oveson 558. CITY LEAGUE Sundland Electric 13 Eagles 11 V. F. W. 10 O-A Mill 9 Nance’s 9 Mist Auto Service 8 Sundland’s 3 Mist Auto 1 898 839 848 881 907 769 2655 2489 Sundland — high game C. Ceder- burg 202; high series C. Ceder- burg 554. Mist Auto — high game E. Ses- slin 226; high series E. Sesslin 563. V.F.W. 4 O-A Mill 0 922 883 905 836 916 813 2743 2532 V.F.W. — high game F. Irvin 225; high series F. Irvin 599. O-A Mill — high game Warren Stevenson 193; high series W. Stevenson 541. Eagles 4 Nances 0 849 822 824 813 961 872 2634 2507 Eagles — high game O. Cantwell 215; high series O. Cantwell 556. Nances — high game D. Laird 198: high series D. Laird 551. LOG SCALE BOOKS • Scribener’s • 1948 Columbia River • Only 50c • From 12 to 80 Feet • Waterproof THE VERNONIA EAGLE CLASSIFIED RATES MINI M U M charge 35c 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 information on classifieds will he given out until after paper is mailed. BLIND ads with answers to be handled by The Eagle: Minimum charge 75c. No information given relative to such ads. CREDIT ADDS, 10c EXTRA FOR BILLING. NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADV. ACCEPTED AFTER WED. NOON EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEK’S PAPER. 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 which the typographical mistake occurs. Diamond Sked Dates Listed , Game dates and the teams that will compete during the season were released here this week for 1950 lower Columbia league baseball play. The schedule is: April 7 Clatskanie at St. Helens Scappoose at Seaside Sherwood at Rainier Parkrose at Vernonia April 14 Rainier at Scappoose Vernonia at St. Helens Seaside at Parkrose Clatskanie at Sherwood April 21 Parkrose at Rainier Scappoose at Sherwood St. Helens at Seaside Vernonia at Clatskanie April 27 Rainier at St. Helens Sherwood at Parkrose Seaside at Vernonia Clatskanie at Scappoose May 4 Vernonia at Rainier St. Helens at Sherwood Parkrose at Scappoose Seaside at Clatskanie May 12 Rainier at Seaside Sherwood at Vernonia Scappoose at St. Helens Clatskanie at Parkrose May 19 Seaside at Sherwood Vernonia at Scappoose St. Helens at Parkrose Rainier at Clatskanie Cub Scouts Plan for Show at Monday Meet TRE HARNE—The Cub Scouts Den 3 rpet at the home of Ro bert Drippe Monday, March 6. Discussion took place of the articles for display for the Scout Circus which is to be March 25. The boys will make an article for a gift which will also be dis played at the Circus. Mrs. Margaret Junken spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Florence Kirkbride. Mrs. Mae Weinecke called on Mrs. Florence Kirkbride Monday morning on business. Circle Meeting Date Set for March Date MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Saxon are rejoycing over the arrival of a boy over a week ago at a Portland hospital. The Mist Helping Circle will meet the fourth Thursday in March with Mrs. Wm. Bridgers in Vernonia. The wedding bells rang Feb ruary 22 for Vivian Laird of Vernonia and Wayne Reynolds of this town. They were mar ried in Washington. Wayne, with his folks, has lived here for quite a good many years and during the last war served his country. He’s another of the boys and liked by all who knew him. BINGO PARTY IWAHALL Sat., March 11 7:30 P.M. Canned Goods and Other Prizes They get use Eagle want ads R—E—S—L—L—T—S PAINTING PAPER HANGING See Carlin Hackney Phone 842 District Seeks Additional Land MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wikstrom arrived home from an all winter stay in Grass Valley, California. They plan on selling their home here and returning to California to make their fu ture home. Joe Roeser and L. P. Wikstrom were Forest Grove motorists one day last week. Mrs. Joi Checmanek has just returned home from a visit in Texas with her brother and other relatives. She went by plane both ways and enjoyed a wonderful trip. It is understood the school dis trict is negotiating for a piec? of land from Wikstrom to make a ball ground. Leonard Egerton and his wife are away working in Salem for the time. Mr. Egerton was down during the week end looking over business interests. Paul Wikstrom had the mis fortune to break his arm Thurs day. He was at school when the accident happened. ♦ Mrs. Clyde Henderson was a visitor of Mrs. Geo. Jones one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Enneberg were expecting guests Saturday evening, his sister. Roy Hughes was at his opera tions pertaining to logging and mill as was his partner, Claud Johnson, a few days last week. Mrs. Harry Reynolds was a cal ler of Mrs. Geo. Jones last week. Mrs. Percy Baillett, Mrs. Geo. Jones and Jim Hill were in St. Helens last week. Austin Corll, Sr., bought a new car last week. G&EATSTRAI&BT $960 °4/5 Qt. $030 ¿‘Pint “The Bourbon Buy of the Straight Bourbon. Whiskey • 86 Proof National Distillers Products Corp., N.Y. NEED GLASSES? The longer you delay in getting them, if a thorough eye exam proves you need them, the longer you'll feel the consequences of faulty vision. Let us examine your eyes today. Country Club Sets Annual Election Date The annual election of officers for the Vernonia Golf and Coun try club has been set for the evening of March 17, next Fri day, according to Lloyd Quinn, club president. The March 17 meeting is for all members and their wives. Read and DK.~Ci A. PLUMSTEAD — Optometrist Phone 445 Hillsboro 233 E. Baseline For Further Information Inquire at Ku.lander’s Jewelry Store "You Can’t Be Optomistic if You Have Misty Optics” » ! : : NOTICE OF RURAL DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Section 110- 1207 OCLA as amended by Chapter 393 Oregon Law 1943 and Chapter 345 Oregon Law 1945 as amended by Chapter 591 Oregon Laws 1947, as amended by Chapter 543 Oregon Law 1949, to the legal voters of the Rural School District of Columbia County, Oregon, that a meeting will be held at the Court House in St. Helens, Oregon, on the 11 day of March, 1950, at 11:00 o’clock A.M., for the purpose of discussing the budget of the Rural School Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1950 and ending June 30. 1951, hereinafter set forth BUDGET 1950 1951 ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 1. Estimated available cash on hand at beginning of the year for which this budget is made ..... I $ 0 2. Estimated receipts from delinquent taxes ... 240.00 3. Amounts received from other sources ..... — 0 S TOTAL 240.00 ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES ITEM Estimated Expenditures for 1950-51 1. Personal Service (A) Rural District Secretary Salary (B) Clerical and Legal 2. Supplies, Printing 3. Postage, Telephone and Telegraph 4. Elections and Publicity 5. Board Expenses. Travel, Etc........ 6. Office Equipment 7. Other Miscellaneous Expenses 8. Emergency Total Estimated Expenditures $ 960.00 100.00 25.00 25.00 75.00 800.00 100.00 _ . 5.00 150.00 $2.240.00 SUMMARY OF ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES. RECEIPTS AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES AND TAX LEVY 1. Total Estimated Expenditures-------- ------- ... $2,240.00 2. Deduct Total Estimated Receipts & Available Cash Balances ........ — ............................. 240.00 3. Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget $2,000.00 4. Deduct-Deficit Forwarded to Next Fiscal Year 0 5. Balance to be Raised by Taxation .... 2.000.00 6. Total Estimated Tax Levy for the Ensuing Fiscal Year 2.000.00 Dated February 14. 1950 Signed Lois D. Kent, Clerk Julia Helen Leu. Chairman Board of Directors Approved by Budget Committee, February 11* 1950 Signed C. Miller. Secretary, Budget Committee Paul A. Gordon. Chairman. Budget Committee •
