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THURSDAY. MAR 27. 1952
THE
EAGLE.
VERNONIA,
Riflemen Tally
8-Point Victory
ORE
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE - General__ 1
HAND MW Cr am separator ■
used one month. Cost $3 j , take
$15. Guarante-d like new. Al
bert Walker. Treharne.
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PROTECTOGRAPH check writ-
$35. In i |
quire Vernonia Auto Co.
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»r excellent condition.
USED Crosley Shelvadore refri
gerator. 7 cu. ft., good condition. j
Phone 583.
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( LOSING OUT on large clumps
of primroses. Bring containers
ph ase . Also dephiniums and
other plants. Mrs. John Krimck,
5th house on 10th St.. Riverivew.
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FRESH COW for sale.
Rich
milker
5'i miles out Pebble
('reek road, M. Siedelman.
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ONE Fordson tractor and 1 trac-
lor plough for sale cheap. Call
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■527, Vernonia.
ROLL TOP desk and swivel
< hair. Remington Rand portable
adding machine.
Mrs. A. G.
I'» arson, Timber, Ore.
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1 BOO POUND logging horse, shod
$10« Clint Seib rt, Rock Creek
No business Saturday.
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LIGHT WEIGHT Vaughn wood
raw in new condition. Sell or
trade, prefer livestock. Omar
F'heeley, Timber Rt.
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PORTABLE Mall 6-in. saw,
straight cut, 2 blades, $30 Por
table Noma el ctric circulating
heater. 110 volt, $10.00
Kero
nene heater, single burner, like
nt w, $3.50 Lloyd Sessman, 1700
Nehalem street, phone 1127.
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AUCTIONS: Two each week.
Liv-stock and miscellaneous auc
tion every Friday. Miscellaneous
»ale at 10:30, livestock sale at
I 00
Consign your livestock to
this auction Our buyers pay top
prices W ■ sell your livestock by
hi ad or w ight— as you desire.
1 urniture and miscellaneous sale
every Tuesday night at 7:00.
Consign your furniture, tools,
etc. to this night sale. If you
prefer to sell your liv sock, fur
niture, tools, etc. at private sale,
give us a ling.
We will pay
< a ,h for any number of livestock
nr any amount of furniture, tools
« ic. at any time. Altman's Auc
tion Mart, For st Grov •. Walt
Altman, Auctioneer. I do gen-
eial autioneering,
satisfaction
guaranteed. Mart phone, 16215.
N.ght phones, 4615 and 3878
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CLATSKANIE. AUCTION YARD,
bale every Sunday starting at
II .00 Stock and misc llaneous.
1'1.one 1600. Clatskanie, Oregon.
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YOUR treadle machine made all
electric for only $24.50
Any
make. Park's New Home Store,
4616 N. Lombard or call the Ver
nonia Eagle.
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RAISE Chinchillas for Profit!
As high as 500% profit the first
ytar
Pairs with litters, pairs
carrying, young pairs.
Terms
i ¡in
be
arranged.
For
in-
f» i mat ion see D. O. Smith at The
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I DON SIMMONSON registered
Piano Tuning and Servicing.
Member National Ass'n. Piano
tuners. Contact Mrs. Fullerton,
Rhine 837
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(RUSHED
ROCK
FOR
roads and driveways Also have
. »d and gravel and fill dirt. See
D P Spofford or call 1023. 36tfc
1R SALE—Insurance
l TFE, Fire, Car and Accident
ln>.rance.
Oregon Automobile
tiirurance Co.
H. Hudson and
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Bell
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FOR^SALE
Real Estate
TWO three room modern houses
i :i city sewer. One almost
r ■ w, furnished. Rents at $45.
$6250.
OLDER house on city sewer,
$1800..
CLEAN. 2 bedroom home on 1
acre tn city limits. Wired for
s-lectric range, hot water h--ater.
$375®
SO-ACRE farm on Nehalem 22
Acres cultivated
Three b d-
rooin horn? with bath. $9300,
tei ms.
LUCILLE SESSMAN, Salesman
NOTARY PUBLIC
TYPING
. J M. Person. Broker
a I 1127. 1700 Nehalem Street
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Bowling Results
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Won
Lost
Team
1
7
Th? Pal Shop
1
7
In a prone, sitting, standing The Club
1
7
match with the hard-shooting VFW.
5
3
Mt. Hood Falcons, the Vernonia Dessy’s
5
FOR SALE—Real Estate Lumberjacks rifle team squeezed Garlock-Closner
3
5
3
through with an 8-point win Sundland Electric
3-ROOM house, papered and fur Friday evening at Mt. Hood’s Heath’s Service
6
2
nished on 2 ‘4 acres 2 miles from range.
8
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Safeway Store
Vernonia. Small down payment, i
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The final score was Vernonia Dessy’s 2
rest Ilk? rent. John Knnick, 5th
Dessy’s — high game and series.
1417, Mt. Hood 1409.
house on 10th St., Riverview.
D. Fletcher, 200 and 527.
Top men for Vernonia were L.
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G-C — high game and series, B.
G.
Bowerman
and
Milt
Lamping
"
VanDeBogart, 236 and 581.
TWO-BEDROOM modem house with totals of 285 points each.
Heath’s 1
Pal Shop 3
Ben
Gorge
fired
283
to
cap
i
for rent. $15 per month.
Pal Shop — high gam" G. Stam,
ture
third
place.
Bernard
Lamp
HOMES
ing and Ralph Aldrich, Jr., cam? i series D. Rose, 560.
4-ROOM modern house p) is utili
fourth and fifth with a score of Heath’s — high game R. Hah-
ty room and breakfast nook.
meyer, 193; high series, A. Scha-
282 each.
Price $2200, $500 down.
lock, 528.
3H ACRES in city limits, good
The Club 4
Sundland's 0
5-rm house, woodshed, garage
Club — high game and series, A.
and chick house. Wired for
Fuller, 210 and 607
range. Pfice $4000, good terms.
Sundlands — high game and
3-ROOM house on approximately
series, G. Shipman, 191 and 554.
1 4 acres. Priced at $2000, very
VFW 4
Safeway 0
good terms.
TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
I
VFW — high gam? W Parker,
TWO-BEDROOM modern house,
Byron Kirkbride, James, Rosalie,
199; high series, D. Rose, 557.
extra large lot $3000 full price, i Jo Ann and Walter and George
Safeway — high game and series,
terms.
.Snyder and John Daniel and Mr.
F. Johnson 207 and 543.
MODERN, 5-rm. house, 3 lots. Shelley of Vernonia motored to
CITY LEAGUE
Close in to business district.
Kelso, Washington Saturday and
Lost
Won
Very good condition. Wired for fished for smelt on the Cowlitz. Team
1
7
Oregon-American
range. Price $4250.
They got about 18 pounds of Eagle Lodge
4
4
.1 ROOM house for rent.
smelt, which small amount was Hahn's Hardware
5
3
FARMS
even more than most people IOOF
6
2
6’/i ACRES, very good 5-room caught.
Hahn's 0
O-A
4
modern house, utility room and
Donavon Reynolds is ill in O-A — high game B. Nelson, 236;
basement with furnace. Wired b"d with the flu and tonsilitis.
high series F. O’Brien, 612.
for range, double garage, barn
Uncle
Harry Wilson passed
Hahn's — high game and series,
and chick house.
One year away Tuesday »evening at his
B. VanDeBogart, 192 and 528.
round creek.
Price
$8750, home following a short illness.
Eagl s 3
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terms.
Neighbors and friends give their Eagl<*s — high game R. Aldrich,
2'-.» ACRES, good 4-room modern
sympathy to Mrs. Wilson and and D Laird, 212; high series, R.
house, chick house and garage.
family.
Aldrich, 604.
$3500 full preie.
Mr. and Mrs Jo"- Miller were IOOF — high game and series,
4 ACRES, 6-room modern house, Tuesday dinner guests of Mr.
O. Cantwell, 204 and 58I.
double garage and chick house. and Mrs. Rome Whitmire.
WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Price $5000 or will give year’s
25
Betty’s Cafe
leas? with option to buy.
23
Johnson
Service
12 ACRES more or less, good 6-
Impr’vement Noted from Dessy’s
22
room house. Can be had either
Stay in Veteran Hospital Rebekah Lodge
21
furnished or unfurnished. On
Vernonia Drug
21
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
paved road close in.
Price
20
Vernonia
Eagle
Clarence
Fowler
visited
his
$9000 including furniture.
20
GOOD business lot on Bridge St., mother at the home of his broth The Pal Shop
18
Hot Shots
er, A. J. Fowl *r, Sunday.
$500.
17
Mr. and Mrs. John Childs of Or: gon-American
DON BAYLEY, BROKER
game,
Rena
High
individual
Reardon,
Washington
are
visiting
MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia
Brady, 202; high individual series.
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H. L. King, and her children. On Bonnie Wilcoxen, 515.
High t-am game, Vernonia
Sunday they visited Robert King
FOR SALE OR TRADE
at the Veteran's hospital in Port Eagle, 538; high t"am series,
I ROOM hoUM. Wil) trad" f »r
1472.
land and found him improving.
house in town or sill with part
Splits — Sa'.ly McNair, 3-10;
Mrs. R x Normand, daughters,
payment.
8 4-acres,
orchard, Ada. Patsy and Glenda visited
Dorothy Walker, 5-7; Sylvia Tur-
berry bushes, garden spot. Half Mr. and »Mrs. Gene Hanon at n r, 3 10; and Fran Choate, 5-6.
cleared. On third St., Riverview.
Forest Grove and Mr. and Mrs.
Inquire at Eagle office.
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Herb Freeman at Hillsboro.
Smelt Catch
Made Sunday
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS
ONE ROOM cabin with cook
stove. Mrs. Ali<e Mills, End of
1st St., Riverview.
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Jamboree Proves
Of Interest Sun.
LIVESTOCK BUYER All kinds I
of livestock bought. G. M But
ler, phone 1600, Rt. 1, Clatskanie
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Oregon.
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Glen " Hawkins and boys spent
Sunday aft' rnoon at St. Helens.
EXPERT LAUNDRY SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins attended
for your conveni nee! Laund red
the square dance jamboree while
and dried, 15c lb. Reasonable
ratea for finishing. Curtain fin the boys attended the movie.
Mrs. Lloyd Callister, son Ron
ishing a specialty. Mrs. E. M.
nie, and Mrs. Clara Hill spent the
York, 108 A St., phone 1107.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hill. Mr.
Callister
drove down Sunday and
LEGAL NOTICE_______
brought them home.
NOTICE: The county court of
Mr. and Mrs. John Serafin and
Columbia County, Oregon, has
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Serafin at
appointed Ruby Smith as execu tended the square dance jamboree
trix of the estate of Edna M. Sunday at St. Helens.
White, deceased, all persons hav
Ivan Wood of Hillsboro visited
ing claims against said estate are from Monday till Wednesday at
required to pr "sent them with the horn? of his grand parents,
proper vouchers to the party
Mr and Mrs. Glenn »Mitchell.
named above at the office of Neal
Mr. and Mrs. Olof Jacobson
Bush. Joy Theat r Building, with visited Mrs. Oscar Rand at St.
in six months from March 27,
Helens Thursday.
1952.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pow'll spent
Ruby Smith, Executrix
Sunday at Portland visiting Mr
Neal Bush, attorney for Executrix
and Mrs. Melvin Powell. In the
13t.5c afternoon they visited Bob King
at the Veteran’s hospital.
CLASSIFIED RATES
i Mrs. Ed Buckner, Mrs. C. N.
MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 ! Rundell and Mrs. Jim Bond spent
wordr or less. Words over min Thursday in Portland visiting Mr.
imum. 2c each. Three inser and Mrs. Emery George. Mrs.
Rundell remained in Portland
tions ’or the price of two.
NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY visiting the George's and Everett
ADV,
ACCEPTED
AFTER ’ Rund.’H's until Sunday at which
Mi's. George
WED. NOON EXCEPT FOR time Mr. and
brought her home.
NEXT WEEK S PAPER.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Will the party who found
a ladies handbag at the Palace
Cafe p'ease send the p rsonal
effects to me and keep the money.
Mrs. Wm. Tyacke, Orting, Wash
ington
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WANTED______________
WOMAN wanted for general
housework one day a week. No
washing or ironing. Mrs. Sam
Hearing, Jr., 225 B St.
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CEDAR POSTS 6*^ feet long by
5 and 6 inches. 500 lots or car
load lots.
Call Forest Grove
3555, W D. Bruington.
5-29-52c
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
128.
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WANTED
Berry Workers
Work !• start, weather permitting
TRANSPORTATION
FURNISHED
Register by Postcard to
Rolling Hills Farm
Banks. Oregon
There's Gold In Your Farm Woodlot
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¡••till <1*1
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Remember this: Trees grow! | trees to an acre. They will range
Every year they grow they make froirt 6 to IS inches in diameter and
money for you. You don’t pull up the trees will be 70 to 90 feet tall.
the carrot patch when it is half These trees will produce fence
grown and expect to make any posts, fuel, pulpwood, occasional
money. You do thin the carrot poles and piling and small saw logs.
Some of your woodlot will have
patch and get bigger carrots and
saw log trees. These trees will be
more cash.
Let's talk about your woodlet for about 80 years old. will range from
just a minute and discuss some of 6 to 30 inches in diameter and will
the types and kinds of trees grow-, average from 110-150 feet tall..
Ing there before we talk about There may be anywhere from 50
to 100 on each acre. The larger
managing your trees.
trees will be Douglas fir, the
It you have a typical farm wood shorter ones hemlock and cedar
lot found throughout Washington which will grow in the shade o<
and Oregon west of the Cascades
larger trees.
here’s what you’ll find: (a) some the These
forests contain many valu
young seedlings and saplings,
able products, and generally ex
(b> some poles about 35 years old. perienced foresters should be
and (c> some saw log trees.
consulted to get best possible re
Seedlings and saplings: Here is turn as well as to develop a good
a young forest which has seeded in harvesting plan. Larger trees will
from close by seed trees. Fire has make good saw logs. Best logs will
been kept out. There will be about bring premium as peelers. In addi
2500 trees to an acre. 10 to 12 feet tion you can take oft crops of poles,
tall and 2 inches in diameter. What piling fuel, pulpwood, posts each
good is this "brush" you may ask? I year and still leave a good, growing
A sapling stand will yield Christ stand. Next we ll talk about how to
mas trees, posts and fuel. You may keep the goose trees that lay the
even find some old cedar wind golden eggs.
falls or big trees left by early
(For more particulars write your
loggers. These are worth money Sts'* Fore.«ter at Olympia Washington
or Salem Orex-.n for your fr»-e copy of
today.
YOUR TREKS—A CROP." h«w to
Your poles will be about 35 years «row and harvest them in the Douglas
,
fir
region >
old and there will be about 350
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Observation for
Inlection Made
Newly-born opossums are car
ried for about two months in th?
mother’s pouch.
TREHARNE — Mrs. Ed Siedel-
man returned home Saturday
after a stay in Portland for two
weeks doctoring for an allergy
infection in h r jaw and neck.
She return d Monday morning
with her daughter, Edwina for
further observation.
Miss Edwina Siedelman, Jean
Kirkbride and Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
:lirkbride of V.rnonia motored
to Garibaldi Sunday wh?re they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Eric Carl
son and family. Anna Beth Carl
son is home from Oregon State
for spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Daven
port and Mr. and Mrs. Rome
Whitmire were business visitors
in Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner Daniel,
Johnny. Ruby and Carolyn and
Mrs. Jearldene Bark r of Hous
ton. Texas all motored to Yakima
Sunday to visit their daughters
and families.
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For Grade A
Pasteurized
Dairy Products
Call or Write
PEBBLE
CREEK DAIRY
Telephone 8812
Vernonia, Oregon
Timber Rt., Box 56
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LET US PUT NEW YOUTH IN YOUR WEARY CAR
Aftrr the cold winter weather your car needs attention. Why
nit bring it tn George’s today and know it's getting th.- very
best care by competent mechanics at prices to fit your budget.
Geo. Johnson
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Telephone 311
Vernonia Sen. Sta.
Coiner Rose and Bridge
DANCE
TO THE MUSIC OF
THE
Stic
COLUMBIA
NOTICE
NANCE'S Beautv Shop will be
Ethel
open 6 days a week
Chilson, operator.
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RIVER
NOMINATION of officers of
Vernonia Aeri > No 2324 will be
held Friday, March 23 at local
hall. 858 First Avenue
Every
body out at this meeting.
Rex Normand. Sr . Secretary
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BOYS
Cf Radio Station KVAS
(Astoria)
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FOR
SALE!
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Sa’nrday, March 29
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