Vernonia eagle., August 30, 1951, Page 6, Image 6

ej THURSDAY, AUG. 30, 1951
THE EAGLE,
VERNONIA, ORE.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General
SPINET PIANO
•»turned from rent — a real buy
For information write:
KORTEN’S
Longview. Washington
fflome of the Hammond Organ
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MA ISE Chinchillas for Profit!
As high as 500% profit the first
SV«K.r Pairs with litters, pairs
«rarry'mg, young pairs. Terms
»rati be arranged. For in-
Sonxialion see D. O. Smith at The
Clute.____________________16tfc
MAY AND STRAW for sale.
iKasr prices as to quantity and
Bjasality. Elmer Bergerson. 39tfc
i E. DON SIMMONSON registered
JPkmo Tuning and Servicing.
{Member National Ass’n. Piano
'teerers. Contact Mrs. Fullerton,
•Phone 837.
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TOR SALE—Real Estate
MODERN six-room house for
sale. Completely furnished,
with utilities. Inquire 141 B St.
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JAKE’S UNION SERVICE for
■sulf. See Jake Bergef, 1209
ilridge Street.
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Members of Mist
Club Win Awards
4-H club members attending
the Columbia county fair with
their leader, Mrs. Aldon Ashley,
Virginia Johnson, Delores
WANTED were:
Wilson, Esther Evelyn and Bon­
WANTED: 125 good cedar fence nie Kyser and Bertie Lu Ashley.
posts, 7 feet long and approxi­ Ethel Tuggell accompanied the
mately 21 inches in circumfer­ girls one day.
Red awards were received at
ence. Please contact School Dis. the fair by Ella May Kyser for
trict No. 42, Jt., Ethel M. Lar­ her sponge cake and by Bonnie
son, clerk, Birkenfeld, Oregon. Kyser for her muffins. Esther
35t2c Kyser earned a white award for
her sponge cake.
WILD Blackberries wanted. Will
In special contests, a red
pick up down to Vine Maple, award was earned by Virginia
for further information contact Johnson and Bertie Lu Ashley
Albert Schalock, 3rd St, River­ for their demonstration, “Easy
view.
34t3 to Make Mayonnaise.” Delores
Wilson and Bertie Lu Ashley en­
SEWING MACHINE repairing. tered the salad making contest
All work guaranteed. Any make. with second place going to Bertie
Ira McConnel, Banks, Oregon, Lu. Fourteen girls in the county
Box 127. Pick-up service. 34t6 entered this contest. Bertie Lu
Ashley received third place in the
cake making contest.
CONES WANTED
for reforestation in Columbia
County
Prices per bushel:
Douglas fir . .........
Hemlock ___
Cedar _ __
White fir .................
S1.00-S1.25
$5.00
$2.55
$1.50
Write or phone for complete
picking instructions.
COLUMBIA TREE FARM
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
P. O. Box 247
Vernonia. Oregon
Phone 15F3
2: BEDROOM furnished house for B LAC KBERRIE^^Sp
rent.
price. Sunset Packing Co, Sel­
FARMS AND ACREAGE
lers Road off Sunset hiway,
/APPROXIMATELY 8 acres, 6- Banks.
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room house, garage and barn,
dose in. Very attractive yard. WILL PAY TOP prices for all
Consider trade on small house livestock. Will pick up at your
m Vernonia. $6300 full price. place. Grant C. Dodge, Forest
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RLAVE buyer for 2 to 5 acres on Grove, Rt. 2, Box 15.
year round stream. No build­ HIGHEST cash prices paid for
ings.
.■ream and eggs at your door—
"TIMBER listings wanted.
picked up once or twice weekly—
T >X”IES, 4-rm. house, barn, call or write Forest Grove Cream­
garage, brooder house and ery, Forest Grove, Oregon, phone
fruit house. Lots of fruit and 126._____________________ 14tfc
berries. One mile out. Price
$5000, easy terms.
MISCELLANEOUS
•4LSOOM modern house on 1 A.
AUCTION
EVERY SATURDAY.
«Close in. $3950, good terms.
Misc. Sale 11:00, Livestock Sale
HOMOS
IF YOU are looking for a neat I 1:00. Clatskanie Community Auc­
little 2-bedroom home you tion. Quarter mile East of Clats­
■vbould see this one. Just kanie on highway 30. Phone 1600.
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painted and redecorated inside
and out. Price only $3850. Good NEW, HOME LAUNDRY. Family
Xerms.
washing washed and dried, 15c lb.
MODERN 6-room plastered house Finished at reasonable rates. Also
1 bedroom down, 2 up. Very curtain stretching. Mrs. E. M.
nice weeping willow for shade. York, 108 A. St, phone 1107.
$4003 full price, terms.
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¡NEARLY new 5-rm. house. Could
be '3 bodrooms. $1250 full price, NOTICE
good terms.
t KOOM house. 2 bedrooms. Good NOTICE: NO cone gathering on
my holdings as follow: portions
condition. $2500.
SHINGLE MILL 6 mi. out of of Sec. 23, 27, 26, 35, 34, TIN of
. Vernonia. Powered by 60 HP R5W, WM; portions of Sec. 26,10,
gas motor. Two 42-in. saws, 1 23, T3N of R5W, WM; NW'/, Sec.
new clipper. $5100, good terms. 6, 3N, 3W, WM; portions of Sec.
Price includes all saw tools. 32, 3N, 4W, WM. Violators will
be prosecuted. Reason: Trees
DON BAYLEY, BROKER
MacDonald Hotel
Vernonia cut down and mangled.
ELMER BERGERSON
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«JI ACRES—20 cultivation, on Ne- | NOTICES are again posted in
halem river, $5250; no bldgs. the usual places for bids on trans­
Buildings available to move, portation on Route 1, for Mist
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$509. Equipment and stock op­ School District No. 52.
tional.
50, Clean 2-bedroom home on LEGAL NOTICE________
acre.
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
LUCILLE SESSMAN, Salesman
STATE OF OREGON FOR
J. M. Person, Broker
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Phone 322, Vernonia
MARIE L. JONES, Plaintiff
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Vs.
El.MER JONES, Defendant
FOR S/\LE—Livestock
SUMMONS
•COW with first calf, part Jersey TO: ELMER JONES: Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE
und Guernsey. Also Sea King
• »utboard motor like new. Tom STATE OF OREGON: You are
¡Solomon, right hand house end hereby notified to appear and
•of 6th St., Riverview.
34t3 answer the above entitled com­
plaint on or before four weeks
«ONE-WEEK-OLD calf for sale. from the date of the first publi­
Charles Schmidlin.
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cation thereof, and are further
notified that upon your failure
FOR SALE—Insurance
so to do that the plaintiff will
UFE, Fire, Car and Accident take judgement against you as
Insurance. Oregon Automobile prayed for in her complaint, to-
insurance Co. H. Hudson and witt: for a decree dissolving the
George Bell.
26tfc bonds of matrimony now and
heretoafter existing between the
FOR RENT_____________ parties and granting to her an
absolute decree of divorce from
AFARTMENT. Electric range, you, and for the restoration of
refrigerator, bath and oil heat. her former name, Marie L. Reed.
Riv'rvtew cabins.
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This summons is being served
by publication by order of the
Arthritis Sufferers
Honorable Howard K. Zimmer­
Mr. Casey:
1 suffered months with arthritis man, datcr August 16th, 1951.
PATTERSON & BUSH
in my hip, and tried many treat-
»ne its with no help Casey’s Com.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
poind was recommended to me,
Resident Attorneys for Oregon
rifitr using several bottles was
Post Office Address
ab*e to go back to work I am
Commercial National Bank B'dg
-ure if it had not been for this
. ipound I would have become Hillsboro, Oregon
ii cripple. I have rtcommended Date of first publication.
it to many people.
August 23, 1951.
L. A. Kruger Date of last publication,
4.' 44 SE 29, Portland. SU 5503
September 20, 1951.
At the Vernonia Drug Company
SMOKERS! — Put out your
cigarettes when in the woods.
KEEP OREGON GREEN.
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF COLUMBIA
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALTA S. CRIPPS, deceased.
CITATION ON PETITION FOR
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TO: O. G. Cripps, Ione Cripps,
Jane Doe Miller, Mary Roe Mil­
ler, and Frances Cripps, and to
all other devises and heirs un-
kn >.vn. if any such be.
You are hereby notified that
a petition has been filed in said
Court by O. G. Cripps, as ad-
ministrator, of the Estate of Alta
S. Cripps, deceased, praying for
an order directing him to sell the
real estate of said deceased, as
described in said petition.
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON you are
hereby cited to appear in the
County Court Room at the Coun­
ty Courthouse at St. Helens, Ore­
gon, with four weeks from the
date of the first publication of
this citation, to show cause, if
any exists why an order should
not be made granting to the ad­
ministrator of said estate permis­
sion and directing him to sell all
of the real property of said es­
tate described as follows:
“An undivided one-half inter­
est in and to Lots one and two,
Black fifteen, Eastside Addition
to the City of Vernonia, Colum­
bia County, Oregop.”
for the purpose of paying the
claims against the estate together
with charges, and expenses of
administration and for the dis­
tribution of any remaining bal­
ance to those entitled thereto.
Witness the Honorable J. W.
Hunt, Judge of the above entitled
Court with the seal of the said
Court affixed, this 28th day of
July, 1951.
(Seal of Court)
(Signed) C. W. Wickman
Clerk of said County Court.
Date of first publication:
August 2, 1951
Date of last publication:
August 30, 1951
Candid Forestry^ figue p -
Girl Returns
From Hospital
’ O NATURE is
v, '-"C our . chief
4
NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Vai
Franklin of Haz-l Grove mo­
tored through the valley Sunday
and also called on Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Kyser.
Bill Wolff and Mildred en­
joyed having relatives visit them
Sunday. They entertained with
a picnic dinner by the river.
Carrie Ann Wilson has returned
home from the hospital and is
doing fine.
F orester ^
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COMPLETE LINE OF !
Food Needs
Here!
FOR ENDLESS CENTURIES , HERE IN TH? VAST RAIN
F orests of D ouglas fir . im wes T ern O regon ano
■W ashington , crops of trees have grown bo and T all
then diep of old age , R otted aud F allen cown . nature -
always reseeded the lamp . today man harvests
the trees , when T hey are mature . using precious
wood for . H ouses , schools . clothing , paper , and
hunoeeds of needs . seed trees are left after --
L ogging and mature reseeds mos T of all lands
J us T as she has done from time - without end
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Nature Does Most of Reforestation
Job, Man Helps. Forester Says
It would take 13 billion trees to
replant the 26 million acres of
commercial forests in the Doug­
las fir region of western Oregon
and Washington at the rate of
500 trees per acre.
It would cost $520 million to
undertake this monumental re­
forestation job at the going rate
of labor and nursery-raised seed­
lings.
Fortunately for the forest pro­
ducts industries dependent upon
wood from these forests for their
raw products, Mother Nature has
automatically taken care of this
mighty reforestation job during
the 125 years that man has been
harvesting the forests of these
two states.
At least ninety per cent of all
logged lands come back into tim­
ber from natural reseeding, ac­
cording to W. D. Hagenstein,
chief forester for the Pacific
Northwest forest industries.
Forester Hagenstein says that
while Mother Nature is our Chief
Forester man has given a helping
hand on occasion with artificial
reforestation. Private forest own- .
ers as far back as 1893 replanted i
logged lands where seed trees I
failed to do the job. These forests I
of cottonwood on Willamette ■
river islands are now being cut.
Hagenstein estimates that pri­
vate land owners, state and fed-
Team Appreciate
Season’s Help
Vernonia, Oregon
Many other items too
numerous to mention.
For the best in prices
and quality Shop at the
Mill Market & Lockers.
Remember—
DELIVERIES TWICE
DAILY : 10 a.m - 3 p.m.
MILL MARKET
AND LOCKERS |
Expert Tonsorial Work
BEN’S BARBER SHOP
Vernonia, Oregon
PHONE 1391
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-WANTED-
MEN TO TRAIN
FOR REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS
Age 21 to 60. Must be resident of this county two
or more years. Competent appraisers receive $175
to $325 per month. Farm experience valuable.
The Vernonia baseball team
wishes to thank all the business
places of Vernonia and Riverview
who so generously donated
money and material that made
possible the existence of the ball
team during the 1951 season.
The team especially wishes to
thank the following business
3 If-5c places that bought uniforms for
the team: Lew’s Tavern (two),
CLASSIFIED RATES
Vernonia Cleaners, Vernonia
MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 Drug Co., Brunsman Hardware
words or less. Words over min­ and Electric, Commercial Bank
imum, 2c each. Three inser­ and Nehalem Dairy.
Thanks also go to: Brunsman's
tions for the price of two.
CARD of Thanks & Notices: 80c for selling equipment at cost, Ver­
NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY nonia Cleaners for cleaning the
ADV. ACCEPTED AFTER uniforms free of charge. Lew’s
WED. NOON EXCEPT FOR Tavern for refreshments at ball
games free of charge, Nehalem
NEXT WEEK S PAPER.
BLIND ads with answers to be Dairy for ice and use of milk
handled by the Eagle: Minimum cans for water, Oregon American
charge 80c. No information Lumber Corporation for the ball
diamond and material for back
given relative io such ads.
THE EAGLE assumes no finan­ stop, Crown Zellerbach for the
cial responsibility for errors grader and Art Owen for discing
that may appear in ads pub­ and dragging the diamond.
lished in its columns, but in
Without the above and several
case where this paper is at others it would have been im:
fault, will reprint that part of possible to have had a baseball
an adv. in which the typo­ team in Vernonia during the 1951
graphical mistake occurs.
season.
Oregon-American
LUMBER
CORPORATION
eral governments combined in
the past 50 years have hand-
planted about 120 million nursery
raised trees on some 240,000 acres
in the Douglas fir region.
During the same period nature
has rese°ded billions of baby
trees. Nature’s process is simple.
Seed trees grow cones which open
up in the hot, dry fall months
and wind waft the sends into
fertile ground where tiny seed­
lings take root. Man has under­
taken in recent years a direct
seeding plan of his own using
helicopters to fly just above non­
stocked land and drop seed in an
even pattern. Rodent baiting is
necessary to keep mice from
eating all the seeds.
The foresters warned that
Mother Nature will take care of
most of our reseeding problems
if man will keep fire controlled.
Fruits
Vegetables
Dairy Products
Meats
Fish
Canned Goods
Soaps
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EAGLE
Vernonia, Oregon
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