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THURSDAY, JAN
17, 1952
THE
EAGLE,
VERNONIA. ORE.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General___
FOO SALE—Real Estate
WE WISH to thank our friends
and neighbors for the many kind­
nesses and flowers received dur­
ing our recent bereavement.
T d Erickson
Willy Erickson
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5 ACRES: S'cond growth tim
WE ARE SINCERELY GRATE­
ber; 2 bdrm modern house, city FUL to friends and neighbors for
water and lights.
School bus • their many acts of sympathy dur­
ing our sad bereavement. Our
at door. Practically new spetic
appreciation cannot be adequately
tank. Total price, $2750. Will expressed.
consider late model car or pick-up
Mr. Charles Dübendorf
and Family
as equity or $750 cash. Balance
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easy terms. Inquire Eagle office. I
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( kindly interest during my illness
HOMES
I extend my heartfelt thanks and
5-ROOM MODERN house, fur­ appreciation.
nished, wired for range. Close “’Twould never do for God to
live across the street,
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to business district. 2 lots.
Or in the house n xt door where
Only $2850, good terms.
w? might daily meet
GOOD 2-b?droom house, partly
And so, in troubled days, His
furnished, lots of built-ins,
messengers He sometimes send^
breakfast nook, part basement, • They'r? angels, but we know it
not, so call them friends.”
garage. Only $3,030.00.
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Mrs. R. W. Clark
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GOOD 3-bedroom home, wired
for range, elec, water heater, just I WISH to thank the people of
redone inside with wallboard and
Vernonia and neighboring com­
ceiling blocks. Close to mill and munities for their cooperation in
shopping center.
Only $2650 contributing to the T.B. cam­
cash or $3000 terms.
paign.
3- ROOM house for rent.
Mrs. James H. Smith,
6 RM. modern house, just being
Vernonia Chairman
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redecorated inside. Utility and
fruit room, oil floor furnace,
LEGAL NOTICE
wired for rang1. Large single
i rarage with cement floor. On NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
In the county court of the state
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sewer, Very well located, to
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schools and churches, Priced of Oregon for Columbia county.
In the matter of the estate of
at $6500 Veterans loan can be
Alta S. Cripps, deceased.
arranged.
Notice is hereby given that the
ACRES with 6-rm. modern
house. Wired for range. Double undersigned as administrator of
garage, also woodshed and chick the estate of Alta S. Cripps, de­
ceased, has filed his final account
Prie
house. In city limits,
in the county court of the state
$4000, good terms,
4- ROOM house on 1 acre, Chick of Oregon for Columbia county,
house and small barn. $2500 and that Monday, January 28,
1952 at the hour of 10:00 o’clock
full price, terms,
1 : mi. out
in
the fore noon of said day and
of Vernonia.
3-ROOM house on 50x100 lot. the court room of said court has
Good condition. $1600, $500 been appointed by said court as
the time and place for the hear­
down.
ing of objections thereto and the
GOOD business lot on Bridge St.,
stttlement thereof.
$500.
Dated and first publication
DON BAYLEY, BROKER
December 27, 1951.
MacDonald Hul l — Vernonia
Date
of
last publication
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January 24, 1952.
FOR SALE OR RENT 3-room
O. G. Cripps, Administrator
house and garage, 6 lots. $2750, John L. Foote
St. Helens, Oregon
easy terms. $35 month I* nt.
FOR SALE 10 acres with old Attorney.
house. Pulpwood. $1625.
Tim., whose tooth gnaws away
GOOD HOME and large garage
everything
else, is powerless
dos” to high school. Wired for
range, hot water heater. $5300. against the truth.—Thomas Hux­
ley.
LUCILLE SESSMAN, Salesman
NOTARY PUBLIC — TYPING
J. M Person, Broker
Call 1127. 1700 Nehalem Street
or 810 Bridge Street.
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HAY for sal?. John Winslow,
Birkenfeld, Oregon.
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GOOD, dry wood lot .tale. See !
Moy Hurley at Second street, j
Virnoma. Sizes from 12” to 16". |
H< me until 12 p.m.
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CLATSKANIE AUCTION YARD. l
Sale every Sunday starting at
12 00 Stock and miscellaneous.
Phone 1C00, Clatskanie, Oregon.
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1 FtANZ electric metronomo, like
n» w- $12.50 value for $6 50. Mrs.
Wm. Pringle, Mist Rt., Vernonia,
Oregon.
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LARGE KM electric heater, fan
type. See Clifford Fowler. 3rd
St., Riverview.
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WOOD Montag range. In good
condition. May tx- se?n at 225
A Street. Phone 1173. Mrs. Ace
Lolley.
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AUCTION: Every Friday; misc.
rale at 10:30, livestock sells at
t 00. We sell a nice volume ot
livestock < very sale day, selling
by th:- head or weight. Consign
ycur livestock to this auction,
our many buyers pay top prices.
II you prefer to sell your cattle
at private sale, we will buy any
number at any time or will call
to apprais • your cattle. Altman’s
Auction Mart, Forest Grove, Walt
Altman, Auctioneer. I do gener­
al
auctioneering,
satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone 16215. Night
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HOMEMADE candy for sale 75c
lb Fudge, pinoche and divinity.
Mrs. Elsie Sherman, 1142 N. E.
Umatilla, Vernonia. Ore
113
YOUR treadle machine mad ■ all
electric for only $24.50.
Any
make. Park's New Home Store,
4M6 N. Lombard or call the Ver­
nonia Eagle.
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HEMSTITCHING,
buttonholes,
hand crocheting, textile painted
il< m
June Willis, Keasey Rt.
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RAISE Chinchilla* for Profit'
As high as 500% profit the first
year. • Pairs with litters, pairs
carrying, young pairs.
Terms
can
be
arrang'd.
For
in­
formation see D O. Smith at The
Club.
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HAY AND STRAW for sale.
Fan prices as to quantity and
quality. Elmer Bvrgerson. 39tfc
F. DON SIMMONSON registered
Piano Tuning and Servicing.
Member National Ass’n
Piano
tuners. Contact Mrs. Fullerton,
Phone 837.
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CRUS H E I)
ROCK
FOR
mads and driveways. Also have
raad and giavel and fill dirt. See
D P. Spofford or call 1023. 36tfc
FOR SALE—Insurance
LIFE, Fire, Car and Accident
Insurance.
Oregon Automobile
Insurance Co.
11 Hudson and
George Bell.
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FOR SALE
Cars, Trucks
1OR SALE ‘39 Chev coupe, good
condition Call 1126 or see Wil­
liam Hahin yer. 1005 3rd Ave
CLASSIFIED RATES
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imum 2c each. Three inser­
tions for the price of two.
CARD of Thanks A Notices: 80c
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be given out until attar paper
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TOETRy accepted only as paid
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PHONE 853
FOR RENT
COMPLETELY furnished home
including washing machine. Three
bedrooms. Phone 5710.
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HOUSE for rent. Four rooms,
electric heat, hot and cold water.
$30 a month. See Bill Hodgson,
S. Ros” Ave.
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JAKE BERGER'S house for rent.
Electric heat, four rooms and
bath, and an apartment that can
be used fur bedrooms. $50 a
month.
House No. 1209.
See
house next door for keys.
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LOST A ND FOUND
LOST Part Cocker Spaniel pup
4 month.;old. Marked with white
mark on chest. Answers to name
of Blackie. Reward. 329 O-A
Flats or contact Eagle office. H3
WANTED
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313
HOUSEKEEPER for family of
three Modern conveniences. $75
month, room and board. Inquire
at Eagle office.
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BABY SITTING, day, night or
hour, at my home. Phone 43«.
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WILL PAY TOP prices for all
livestock. Will pick up at your
place. Grant C. Dodge, Forest
Box 1$
HIGHEST cash prices paid for
.ream and eggs at your door—
picked up once or twice weekly­
call o> write Forest Grove Cream­
ery, Forest Grove, Oregon, phone
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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.
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Rec nt developments in glue
techniques place wood on the list
A quarter-mil,’ i t ion of Bis-
. i. nt’, Boul vard in Miami. Fla . I of outstanding engineered mater­
ials. properly designed glued
.is been equipp’d with street
wjxh I products
are lighter and
ht.< mounted on poles able to
stronger than their solid wood
iths.and hum .?rv’ vends of
3 ** » «nln in
counterparts.
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Lost
Won
Team
8
20
The Club
12
16
Heath's Service
13
15
Sundland Electric
13
15
V. F W.
16
12
Safeway Store
16
12
The Pal Shop
18
8
Dessy’3
21
Garlock-Closner
5
The Club 3
Dessy’s 1
D ssy’s — high game and series.
D. Brunsman. 138 and 549.
The Clul>—high game and series,
Dick Gwin 236 and 619
Heath’s Service 3
Sundland 1
Heaths — high game and series,
D Laird 225 and 598.
Sundlands — high game G Ship-
man, 197; high series E. Ade, 543.
Pal Shop 3
Safeway 1
Pal Shop — high game and series,
W. Parker, 535.
Safeway — high game and series,
M. Johnson, 194 and 528.
VFW 4
Garlock-Closner u
VFW — hieh gam» and series, M.
Anderson, 200 and 525.
Garlock-Closner—high game and
series, B. Curl, 190 and 484.
CITY LEAGUE
Team
Won
Lost
Odd Fellows Lodge
23
8
Oregon-American
19
19
Hahn's Hardware
14
14
Eagle Lodge
12
16
I.O.O.F. 1
O-A 3
1OOF — high game O. Cantwell,
197; high series C. Hickman, 574.
O-A — high game and series, J.
Lloyd, 229 and 566.
NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Kyser and family motored to
Forest Grove and Hillsboro last
Wednesday.
Several of the Grange members
m»t at the hall Sunday to do
some repair work there.
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Hahn’s 2
Eagles 2
Hahn’s — high game and series,
T. Hanson. 197 and 549.
Eagles — high gam» D. Laird,
194; high series R. Aldrich, 542.
WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Rebekah Lodge
4
Oregon-American
4
Indians
4
Hotshots
4
Vernonia Drug
4
Johnson’s Service
4
Betty's Cafe
3
The Vernonia Eagle
1
Dessy’s
1
LAST WEEK — high series and
high game, Marge Cook 557 and
213. High team series and game,
Rebekahs. 1431 and 518.
THIS WEEK — High series, Sally
McNair, 509; high game, Agnes
Blount, 180. High team series
Vernonia Drug 1366; high game
Johnson’s Service 488.
Splits picked up: Alice Gwinn
5-7; Bessie Wells, 5-6, 5-10; Pat
Hahmeyer, 5-7; Dolly Laird, 5-10;
Agnes Blount. 4-7-10; Hazel Ship­
man 5-6-10; Marguerite Burton,
3-10, 2-7, 5-6-10.
FREE INSPECTIONS
"GUARD
—
Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack mo­
tored to Portland last Thursday
to visit Mr. Oblack’s brother who
is a patient in a hospital.
The Devine family were Sun­
day dinner guests of the Dean
Porters at Cedar Grove.
Mr and Mrs. Ira Peterson were
Monday evening visitors at the
Dunlap home.
Mr Weber was a Vernonia visi­
tor Tuesday.
The C. L. Waddell family and
the Ernest Kyser family spent
Saturday evening in Alder Grove.
The community extends their
sympathy to Willie and Ted
Erickson in the loss of their
mother, Mrs. Erickson, who pass­
ed away January 10. Mrs. Erick,
son has been a long time resident
of this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Zillman
and daughter were Sunday visi­
tors at the Kyser home. Other
visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Clar­
ence Kyser and girls.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clair Devine
and Sam Devine were in Hills­
boro last Friday on a business
trip.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Kyser and
Amy called on Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Waddell Monday evening.
Christmas cards with religious
designs were first published in
Belfast, Ireland, in 1875.
LOW PRICES
YOUR
—
CLEANING
HEALTH"
J. D. Mendenhall
Sanitary Septic Tank Service
All Work Guaranteed — No Mileage Charge
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IJTw/ makes
Olympia
so popular?
Light Olympia, like the beers of
Munich and Burton-on-Trent,
is famous for quality . . . and
largely for the same reason . ..
"It's the Water."
Premium quality hops, grains
and yeast are used.
Final touch of perfection is
the skillful brewing gained
through three generations of
brewing experience.
NEHALEM VALLEY
MOTOR FREIGHT
Grangers Work On Natal Hall
Bowling Results
CARD OF THANKS
Its the Water
Hillsboro, Oregon — Phone 3303 — Rt. 2, Box ¿02-E
Toll Charges Accepted
YOU SAVE ON
QUALITY
FOODS
King’s modern market stocks only the best of
brand foods—brands which have been known
for years for their quality.
The best of vegetables are obtainable at King’s
too—fresh and crisp and flavorful as they were
when harvested.
Shop at King’s today and
knew you’re receiving nothing but the best—
BARGER
ELECTRIC-REPAIR
REWINDING
KING’S Grocery - Market
fc REPAIRING
AC- DC MOTORS
GENERATORS
“Where Your Money Buys More”
APPLIANCES
Phone 91
Frst House North of Reservoir
on Stoney Point Road.
Light Refreshment Meterage nJ
Millions of Temperate People
ILTMPIl BSE WING Cl. Iltsrii. WÄSB . I. $ 4
•Trod* Markt R«g U. S Pof. OH
At the Mile Bridge
Riverview