Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, April 13, 1950, Page 6, Image 6

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    « THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1950
THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General
FOR SALE—Machinery
DAVENPORT and chair, kitchen
table and chairs and wool rug.
See Fritz Hausler. Mist Rt. 15t3
ONE model 7 Mall power saw,
6-ft. bar, new chain. One P.M.
Wood Boss, 26-in. bar. two
chains. One Vaughan drag saw,
two saws 4 and 5 ft. Howard
Haverland, 1209 Rose Ave. 15t3
BABY cribs, stoves, washing ma­
chines, table and numerous other
articles at reasonable prices.
Second Hand Store, Vernonia,
Oregon.
15tl
AUCTION: Every Wed. Our salp
is growing steadily. We sell a
goodly number of calves along
with other cattle of all types;
also numerous pigs and hogs at
good prices. We have the buyers
— they are paying top prices.
Asy your neighbor who has con­
signed livestock; why not bring
in yours. We have a ready out­
let for your livestock at good
prices. We sell by the hear or
you can have them weighed up.
Mis. sale at 11; livestock auction
at 1:30. Altman’s Auction Mart.
Forest Grove; phone 16215. 14tfc
ANYONE WISHING AVON pro­
ducts phone Mrs. Frank Morris.
Lip sticks, colognes, face and
ifcrby powder, specials till April
14. Mrs. S. P. Bowles, 348 C
14t3c
st.
BALED STRAW for sale.
Ted Keasey.
See
13t3
USED Spark oil heater $90; Mon­
arch range with Reliance oil bur­
ner $50; Easy Spindrier washing
machine $100; 8-foot Coldspot re-
irigerator $75; barber chair and
mirror $100; Maytag washing ma­
chine $10. Cash. M. P. Mills,
E.vkenfeld, Oregon.
13t3
WALNUT book case, rug and pad
9x12, davenport and chair. See
Mrs. Landers at The Pal Shop.
lltfc
ORDERS taken for hand-made
crochet gifts. Chair sets, doilies,
holders. June Willis, 875 First
Ave.
44tfc
BUNDLES of old papers for sale.
Inquire at The Eagle Office.
FOR SALE—Real Estate
4-ROOM house on 1*
*4 acrq half
cleared. $1500. Terms. See
Larry Wickstrom, Mist, Oregon.
15t3
2-BEDROOM home. Living rm.,
kitchen, dinette, utility, bath.
Wood range, wood, garage, chick­
en house, fruit room, woodshed.
Ntw roof, new plumbing. 2 lots
fenced, fruit trees, berries,
shrubs, nice lawn. $3300, $800
do-vn. Owner, 987 Second Ave.,
■ Ctrey Hill.
14t3
THREE-ROOM house, hot and
■c. d water, shower, flush toilet,
modern built-ins, $500 for quick
strie. Trailer house $400. Also
Tcread-a-matic for sewing ma-
■chine and hand needles. Threads
■easily, quickly. See Wilma Bor-
U n, Treharne.
1413
FOR SALE—Pianos
MANSFIELD cabinet grand piano
in good condition. Price only
$250. Andrew M. Parker, Mist
Rt., Vernonia, Ore.
13t5
FOR SALE—Livestock
WHITE stewing hens 25c lb. live
weight. L. Carmichael, Stoney
P. nt.
14t3
FOR SALE—Insurance
STATE FARM automobile and
life insurance co’s. Sam L. Hear­
ing, Sr., 891 Third Street, last
bouse on street north of bakery.
Phone 1062.
lltfc
L1FE, Fire, Car and Accident
Insurance. Oregon Automobile
Insurance Co. H. Hudson and
George Bell.
26tfc
FOR SALE—Cars, Trucks
1942 GMC 6x6, log bunks, runs
good, good tires, $950. Inquire
Benson’s Service Station
13t3
FOR SALE—Machinery
USED Ford tractors, ready to go
to work. Three to choose from.
2—14" pull-type tractor plow,
goed as new. 7' Oliver tandem
disk, 18” blades. 6’ Lindeman
cover crop disk. 22" blades. 4'6"
Tow ncr pull-type cover crop disk
for Ford Tractor. 7’ field cultiva­
tor.
New Holland automatic
pick-up baler. Gustafson choke­
proof duster, 8 nozzles, fine for
strawberries. Spray-Rite weed
sprayer, tractor-mounted. Walker
Tractor Co., West Washington
and Dennis Ave. Hillsboro. Ore.
13t3c
1 TITAN BLUE STREAK chain
saw. 4 and 6 ft. bars, 4 chains
and filing rack. Complete outfit
$500.00. See it at Greenwood
Motors.
14t3c
FOR SALE OR TRADE
$50 ED HAMILTON fur certifi­
cate to trade for accordian or
like value or sell for $25. Phone
8815, Mrs. Byron Kirkbride. I8t3c
FOR RENT
APARTMENT for rent. Electric
range, Frigidaire, automatic hot
water, oil heat and laundry.
Riverview Apartments.
9tfc
ROOMS newly decorated. Kitchen
and living room privileges. Mrs.
I.ulah Fullerton, 479 Rose Ave.
35tfc
SERVICES
PALOMINO Stud service. Service
fee $25.00. Write or call at farm
for appointment. Ken West, Tim­
ber Rt., Vernonia.
14tfc
N E L S 0 N REFRIGERATION
SERVICE, household and commer­
cial. 455 W. Baseline St., Hills­
boro, Oregon. Phone 701 collect.
Ix?ave service calls at Vernonia
Eagle.
15p
WANTED
WANTED: Good homes for 3
six-weeks-old male pups. Call
at 1134 N. Weed Ave. W. B.
Silver.
15tl
WANTED: No. 1 Peeler Douglas
Fir and Port Orford cedar logs.
Quote prices and best delivery.
Niedermeyer-Martin Co., 714
Spalding Bldg., Portland 4, Ore­
gon, telephone ATwater 4341.
15t7c
(IK'HEST cash prices paid for
.ream 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
ANYONE studying or interested
in Christian Science in or around
Vernonia, please call 253. 15t3c
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.
SStfc
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final
account in the Estate of Carmen
M. Sykes, deceased in the County
Court of the State of Oregon
for Columbia County and the
court has fixed Friday, the 5th
day of May, 1950 at the hour
10:00 a.m. in the Court Room
of said Court as the time and
place for hearing of objections
thereto and the settlement there-
of.
Bush & Hieber
Vernon Sykes
Attry. for Adm.
Administrator
14t5c
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT
NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final
account in the Estate of James
M. Currie, deceased in th- County
Court of the State of Oregon
for Columbia County and the
court has fixed Friday, the Sth
day of May, 1950 at the hour
10:30 a.m. in the Court Room
of said Court as the time and
place for hearing of objections
thereto and the settlement there-
of.
M. G. Hieber
Neal W. Bush
Attrv. for Adm.
Administrator
14t5c
LOG SCALE BOOKS
• Scribener’s
• l:‘IS Columbia River
• Only 50c
• From 12 to SO Feet
• Waterproof
Bowling Results Parkrose Takes
CITY LEAGUE
Bowlers End
1949-50 Season
WOMENS LEAGUE
Monday, April 10, ended the
second and final series of the
Women’s bowling league and
Bush Furniture came out the
winners.
Final standings were as fol-
lows:
Bush Furniture
37
Vernonia Cleaners
33
O-A Office
29
Dessy’s Tavern
29
Johnson’s Service
27
V. F. W. Auxiliary
26
Vernonia Bakery
23
Vernonia Drug
19
Winners of the first series,
Dessy’s, and the winners of the
second series. Bush Furniture,
played off Tuesday, April 11,
to see which was first.
Prizes for the winning teams
were as follows:
Bush Furniture, $90.00; Dessy’s
Tavern, $60,00; Johnson’s Ser­
vice, $30.00.
Highest series for the entire
group was bowled by Hazel
Shipman and highest game was
bowled by Opal Lindsley. A
meeting will be called to dis­
tribute these prizes,
day night went to Pauline Neeley
day night wen to Pauline Neeley
with a 198 and high series to
Pauline Neelev with a 515.
High team game went to
Dessy’s with a 692 and high team
series also to Dessy’s with a
1965.
Splits picked up were: Celeste
Poetter, 3-10, 3-7-10; Geet Burton
4-7; Pat Hahmeyer, 4 7; Silvia
Turner. 2-7; Alice Gwin, 5-7;
Hazel Dusenberry, 3-10.
A city tournament for singles
and doubles will be bowled next
Monday, April 17.
KODAK
DEVELOPING
SUPPLIES
TIIE
VERNONIA EAGLE
Logger Opener
26
Sundland Electric
23
V.F.W.
21
The Vernonia Loggers opened
Eagles
20 their league baseball play here
O-A
15 on Monday afternoon and went
Mist Auto Service
15
Nances
O-A Mill 2 down to defeat by a 4 to 0 score.
Sundland’s 2
921 The Parkrose pitcher didn’t al­
921
low a single hit during the game
839
856
822 and was never in trouble as he
808
2982 struck out 14 Vernonia batters.
2589
It was a scoreless ball game
Sundland — high game E. Ship-
man 211; high series G. Bacon until the fourth inning when a
series of Parkrose bunts counted
576.
O-A Mill — high game W. Par- for three runs and they were
ker 220; high series W. Parker in front the rest of the game.
Batteries were Williams and
589.
Snyder for Vernonia and Wetzel
Nances
1
V. F. W. 3
873 and Lund for Parkrose.
783
865
948
853
912
2991
2643
V. F. W. — high game M. An-
derson 229; high sériés M. An­
derson 602.
Nances — high game J. Normand
Thursday, April 6, brought to
197; high sériés J. Normand 561. a close the 1949-50 bowling sea­
Mist
Auto
3
Eagles 1
son for the Men’s Vernonia
736 bowling leagues.
642
633
692
The winners for the third bowl­
700 ing period were Sundland Elec­
689
2069 tric in the City league and The
2023
high game O. Cant- Club in the Industrial league.
Eagles
well 219; high series O. Cant-
The three period winners in
well 555.
the City league were: Eagles,
Mist Auto — high game J. Kent Nance’s and Sundland’s and in
210; high series G. Bacon 534.
the Industrial league the win­
This series between the Eagles ners were: I.O.O.F., Dessy’s and
and Mist Auto was bowled by The Club.
four men on each team.
The three teams in each league
will bowl in the near future to
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
30 decide the champions in each
The Club
I. O. O. F.
25 league.
18
Dessy’s Tavern
IB
Vernonia Trading
15 Three-school Track
Heath’s Service
Brunsman
14 Event Due Wednesday
The Club 3
Trading 1
A three-way track meeting is
801 scheduled to take place at Scap­
860
877
838 poose next Wednesday when
862
896 Scappoose high school track men
2594
2935 the Vernonia Loggers and the
Club — high game E. Ade 206; Parkrose track team will com­
high series C. Cederburg 550. pete.
Trading — high game L. Atkins
The Loggers next try for a
195; high series L. Atkiqs 558. baseball win will be Saturday
Heath’s 3 when they go to St. Helens.
Dessy’s 1
918
876
854
865
895
960 Read and use Eagle want ads
2667
2701 They get It—E—S— L—L—T—S
Dessy’s — high game E. Shipman
204; high series E. Shipman 554.
Heath’s — high game O. Fuller
249; high series O. Fuller 620.
Give Your Home A
Brunsman 1
I.O.O.F. 3
843
762
Beauty Treatment
784
815
764
831
2391
2408
Restore the original beauty of
Brunsman — high game B.
drapes and covers with our
Brunsman 201; high series B.
careful cleaning service. Bring
Brunsman 534.
I.O.O.F. — high game L. Schroe-
that "new look" into your
der 191; high series L. Schroe-
home.
der 538.
Vernonia Eagle
Office Supplies
Rare Tie Match Result of Clubs
Rifle Competition with Clatskanie
CLATSKANIE
Kneeling Prone
97
93
Paavola
100
88
Knoll
1001
87
LaBeck
96
91
Rand
98
89
Young
491
448
TOTALS
Practice was made more in­
teresting
Wednesday night at
Vernonia's Gun club range by
the visit of the up and coming
Clatskanie rifle team for two
matches. The first was won by
Vernonia 912 to 846.
The second match was a tie,
939 to 939, that had to remain
a tie because the teams were
tied in both positions. This
rarely happens and this is the
first time it has ever happened
to Vernonia.
Harold Peterson led the Ver­
nonia team in the first match, a
sitting-standing match, with 185,
followed closely by Milton
Lamping with 184, and Ber­
nard Lamping 183. In the second
match Bernard Lamping was
high with 190 followed by Ralph
Aldrich 188 and Melvin Snook
187.
First Match
Peterson 185
Horn 179
M. Lamping 184
Mellinger 175
B. Lamping 183
Rounds 169
Aldrich 182
Young 162
George 178
LaBeck 161
192
846
Second Match
VERNONIA
Kneeling Prone
Ttl.
Lamping
91
99
190
Aldrich
90
98
188
Snook
91
96
187
Peterson
89
98
187
M. Lamping 87
100
187
TOTALS
448
491
939
Handy staple removers for sale at
THE EAGLE office.
I W A
PARTY
IWA HALL
SAT.. APRIL 22
7:30 P.M.
Special Gifts
Free Admission
Canned Goods and
Other Prizes
Coming ! ! !
The fourth Monday of each month one of our
Sales and Service representatives will be in—
Vernonia and Vicinity
and will be glad to take care of your sewing
machine requirements.
Please list your requirements on the coupon
below. Mail it and we will do the rest.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
572 Commercial Street
Astoria, Oregon
GENTLEMEN:
Vernonia Cleaners
Please instruct your representative to call in regard
to:
Repairing my present
WEATHER PROOFING
SERVICE
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sewing machine
Appraisal of my
WOODBOSS
present sewing machine
Purchase of a new
P ower S aw O wners
* SINGER Sewing Machine
Purchase of a new
*
SINGER
Vacuum Cleaner
•Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. by the SINGER Mfg. Co.
Name
Address
Make of Machine
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SUES e SERVICE • HITS e IEHIRS
Phone
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187
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70? grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois.
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