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THURSDAY, DEC: 21, 1950
THE
EAGLE,
VERNONIA, ORE.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General
TRY BEFORE YOU BUY
Baldwin Acrosonic placed in your
home on approval. 3 years to
pay after small down payment.
Tor information write—
OREGON MUSIC COMPANY
1028 SW Alder. Portland
51t2c
SELLING witii our usual run of
livestock Friday, December 22:
12 dairy type heifers from one
herd. They are Holsteins and
Guernseys, several being heavy
springers, all dehorned, double
tested. No Saturday night furni
ture sale until further notice.
Auction Mart, Forest Grove,
phone 16215.
51tlc
REPOSSESSED SPINET
PIANO
Available near Vernonia. For
information, write Credit De
partment, P. O. Box 329, Long-
•view, Washington.
_____ _____________________ 51tfc
BLUEBERRIES. Best selection
varieties proven for Northwest.
All ages. Write or visit Verybest
.Blueberries, Gate, Wash.
48t6
16” OLD growth wood. $10.00
cord at place. Can deliver. Melvin
Bergerson, Timber Route.
47t8
Results
WANTED
CARPENTRY and cement work
by day or hour. Reasonable rates.
N. C. Hamer, Mist Rt., Vernonia,
Oregon.
51t3c
WILL PAY TOP prices for all
livestock. Will pick up at your
place. Grant C. Dodge, Forest
Grove, Rt. 2, Box 15.
50tfc
HIGHEST 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
AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY.
Misc. Sale 11:00, Livestock Sale
1:00. Clatskanie Community Auc
tion. Quarter mile East of Clats
kanie on highway 30. Phone 1600.
28tfc
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
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Wrestlers at one time rubbed
oil and fine sand on their bodies
to prevent opponents from get
ting a firm hold.
HAY AND STRAW for sale.
Fair prices as to quantity and
quality. Elmer Berperson. 39tfc
WOMEN S LEAGUE
Individual high game, tie be
tween Alice Gwin and Lena
Schroeder, 193; individual high
series, Alice Gwin, 485; team
high game and team high series,
Rebekahs, 724 and 1868.
Standings—
Betty's Cafe ................................. 37
Vernonia Drug
.................. —36
Oregon-American .......
34
Rebekahs .............
32
Dessy’s ........
25
Johnson’s Service .................. 21
V. F. W.
20
Bush Furniture
.... ....... 19
Winner ef the first series was
Betty’s Cafe. Play for the second
series of the season will start
January 2.
CITY LEAGUE
O-A 0
Sundland 4
(forfeit')
Lews 4
902
940
935
2777
Dessys 4
925
879
955
2753
Standings
Dessy’s
Lews
Sundlands
Eagles
I.O.O.F.
O-A
I.O.O.F. 0
838
746
871
2655
Eagles 0
794
870
768
2132
won
lost
11
1
9
' 3
8
4
5
7
3
9
0
12
From Hyster
In a slow, uninteresting match
Friday night Vernonia out shot
the Hyster rifle team by a score
of 1389 to 1318. This was the
first time these two teams had
met and for a few minutes it
looked like a good match. Then
Vernonia’s ‘Heavies” began to
boom and it was soon over.
Milton Lamping was in rare
form, shooting a 100 prone, 91
kneeling and 92 off hand for a
total of 283, followed by Ralph
Aldrich with 99 prone,'94 kneel
ing and 90 off hand, for a total of
283. Then came Harold Peter
son with 100 prone, 92 kneeling,
and 84 off hand. They were fol
lowed by Tod Bowerman with
275 and Ben George 272.
Vernonia
Milton Lamping
...283
Ralph Aldrich
. ............. 283
Harold Peterson
270
Tod Bowerman
275
Ben George ___
272
TOTAL .
1389
Hyster
Davis
274
Allen ................
271
Zwold
Metzta
259
Howley ____________,_____ 253
TOTAL _________ 1318
The next match is with Clats
kanie at Vernonia and should be
a very interesting shoot, as Clats
kanie has become a very high
scoring team and would like
very much to add Vernonia’s
scalp to their trophy list. Visitors
are welcomed to these matches.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
COAL FOR SALE. Also hauling
"with dump truck—sand, gravel,
dirt. Phone 1023. See D. P.
Spofford, 6th Ave.
37tfc
E. DON SIMMONSON registered
Piano Tuning and Servicing.
Member National Ass’n. Piano
tuners. Contact Mrs. Fullerton,
Phone «37.
3itfc
FOR SALE—Insurance
LIFE, Fire, Car and Accident
Insurance.
Oregon Automobile
Insurance Co.
II. Hudson and
Gs-orge Bell.
26tfc
M. CROWELL
Used Cars
STATE FARM INSURANCE CO.
Sam L. Hearing, Representative
»91 Third
—
Phone 1062
40tfc
On hand or Available
FOR SALE—Real Estate
49
Ford Club Coupe
$1345
THE DANISH heirs of the late
Anthony Christian Bjorn (also
known as Byron) have asked us
to tell the real estate belonging
to this estate The property con
sists of 7 parcels of land ranging
from 1 acre to 91 acres in size.
Most of the parcels are just out
side city limits of Vernonia, some
adjoining city. We are exclusive
agents, so call or write us for
full particulars. OTTO & HARK-
SON REALTY CO., 424 Builders
Exchange Bldg., Portland, Ore.
At. 6304.
49t3
49
Ford Fordor, A
beautiful car, many
extras
$1545
48
Ford Tudor
$1265
49
Ford Club Coupe,
clean, like new
$1545
47
Ford Club Coupe
$1195
39
41
Dodge sedan, extra
$ 495
good condition
$ 545
Ford Tudor
40
Ford Tudor
$ 495
Ford Tudor
$1095
7M> ACRE chicken hatchery, com
plete chicken equipment with in
cubator for 2400 eggs. Good,
modern house wired for range.
$8900, terms.
160 ACRES, 60 cultivated, 25
acres fall oats. River bottom.
Some second growth pulpwood.
10-rm. house, other buildings.
$15,000, terms. Lucille Sessman,
Salesman. J. M. Person, Broker,
phone 322.
51tlc
Bow,in9 Vernonia Wins
47
46
Ford Super deluxe
Fordor
$1045
48
Studebaker con
vertable
$1645
47
Ford School bus
$ 750
37
Lincoln 7-passenger
$ 535
sedan
47
Jeep 4-wheel drive,
power take off. Log
ger may be interested $ 845
46
Mill Market 4
844
919
917
2680
Brunsman 3
871
840
954
2665
Trading 4
870
895
870
2635
Standings
Brunsmans
Countrv Club
Mill Market
DF.W.
Trading
Heaths
V.F.W. 0
838
840
880
2558
Club 1
897
837
800
2534
Heath’s 0
836
869
838
2543
won
lost
10
2
7
5
«
6
7
5
5
7
3
9
Mist P.-T.A. to Begin
Serving of Lunches
Injured Girl Enjoys
Surprise Thursday
TREHARNE — A birthday sur
prise party was given in honor
of Virginia Ann Eley last Thurs
day. As she was unable to par
take too much in the festivities,
due to her recent injury, her
family and friends were doing
their best to entertain her. Her
father and two brothers, Rowland
and Bob Eley, had just returned
fi-om the coast. For the evening’s
entertainment Virginia’s younger
brother, Rowland, and a friend
Floyd Otis, recorded their voices
on records. Lucky Eley a very
entertaining hostess made the
evening complete. A requested
birthday song from the family
was on the air about 11:30 p.m.
Miss Jean Kirkbride, a close
neighbor and schoolmate was also
present.
Mist P.-T.A. met at the school
the evening of December 14.
President Norman Hansen re
ported that larger school traffic
signs had been put up.
The P.-T.A. will begin serving
a hot dish at the school directly
after the Christmas vacation.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Jack
Crawford and Mrs. William Wil
son.
The next meeting will be held
on January 11.
’ Injuries Require
Hospital Stay
Keasey Unit Member»
Study Aid Method»
Keasey extension unit met on
Wednesday, December 13 at the
ROCK CREEK — Lloyd Gill home of May Mellinger. After
a short business session the pro
ham, Jr., and his bride visited
ject leaders, Jean DeVaney and
old neighbors over the week end.
Alice Buckley, gave the best
Those who didn’t happen to sec methods in “Emergency Aids in
them wish them all the hapqjness the Home." Members of the
group added their own tried and
possible.
true remedies for different emer
Bob McDonald is out of the
gencies.
hospital, but his wife isn't able
During the pot-luck lunch a
to come home as yet. Bob was
box of assorted nuts was opened
hunting a small Christmas tree
and a message read which Gladys
to make her stay there a little
Conklin had sent from California
more enjoyable.
for the Christmas party. Those
Janice, Kathleen, Linda, Lorna
who exchanged gifts were Jean
and Jimmy DeVaney took part in
DeVaney, Alice Buckley, Hilda
the Christmas program at the
Keasey, Eda Parker, Necia De
Evangelical U. B. church Sunday
Witt, Marie Christensen, Edith
night. Mrs. Eola DeVaney as
McFarland, Vivian Counts, May
well as the parents of the child
Mellinger and Blanche DeWitt.
ren, except Janice’s father who
Linda and Larna DeVaney en
runs one of the O-A speeders,
tertained by singing several
were there to watch the child
Christmas songs.
ren and enjoy the fine program.
Treats won’t be given out until
this coming Sunday morning so
don’t forget to be there then.
Washington Residents
See Relatives Here
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
W.
261 W. Wing of Portland spent
Saturday night and Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Biggs. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford |
Fowler also enjoyed Sunday din
ner at the John Biggs home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stark of
Walkon, Washington visited at
the home of her brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scha-
lock.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Thomas
and son of Portland and Mr. and
Mrs. George Stover and grand
daughter, Shirley Faulhaber of
Vancouver,
Washington were
dinner guests at the J. A. Wirtz
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Edwards
enjoyed Sunday dinner at the
Louis Schroeder home.
Army “pup tents” date back to
the civil war and were so named
because they are in the shape of
a dog house.
Dr. and Mrs. H.
E. Schlegel Jr.
NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION. NEW YORK • 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS
Bates
Perforator
(2-Hole Punch)
°"b
$250
cafoni*
Vernonia Eagle
$ 835
Dodge pickup
MANY OF THESE CARS
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OVERDRIVE
The Yule is a season for songs and
New Cars
2
New 51 Ford Tudors
1
New 51 Ford Fordor
1
New 51 Ford Club Cpe
1
New 50 Ford Club Cpe
1
New 50 Ford Pickup
Cash - Terms - Trade
M. Crowell
714 First St
Near Post
Office and Knight’s
Beauty Shop
Phone 1232—Vernonia
To the People of Vernonia-
After my recent illness I am now back in busi
ness, I wish to take this opportunity to thank
you one and all for your splendid patronage
during the past year and hope to be able to
serve you in 1951.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
Ed's Taxi Service
Phone 1107
reioicing Our earnest hope is that all
you friendly people may share in this
spirit to the utmost
And for what it's worth, we offer our
heartiest wishes
for a very Merry
— Christmas
The Personnel of
Sam’s Food Store