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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1952)
6 THURSDAY, SEPT 25, 1952 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. Ï CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—Real Estate TERAPLANE ’35. Good trans portation. $35 cash. Inquire 701 W'*d Ave., corner Maple. l<eon Kelly. 39t3 $3503, $500 down. $35 month; j or lease option at $50 per month, i Clean 3-room housn, 1 bedroom. . Corner Weed and Maple, Ver nonia. Look it over and call or write Myron S. Button, 522 N. E. Holladay, Portland. Phone FI- 3412 or FI 1277. 37t2c GOOD wood range with coils, $5. Inquire Ban's Barber shop or call 6115. 39t3 i i t 1949 28 foot tandem Universal house trailer. Newly painted, oil ■heater, gas range, electric re frigerator and hot watir heater. Very good condition. Priced rea sonably. See Dan ; Brady, Kea sey Rt. 39t3c ■ GRAPES at the Old Home 1 mile east of Corn liuif on Tualatin Highway No. 6. Rebecca E. Good in, Owner. 39t3c Tomatoes $1.50 Up Corn $2 00 full sack JAROSS COUNTRY GARDENS N Plaini Hillsboro Rd. by Gladioli Farm. Phone 24F13 39t2 OASIS LUNCH business, stock and equipment for cheap. Esme Closn r, Mist, gon. I I I I I NEW j*-l pump, 600 gallon. Never been uncrated. $100. J. L. Fair 10th St., Riverview. 37t3 HEMSTITCHING, hand painted articles, aprons, pillow cases, chair sets, teatowels. June Willis, 991 Rose Ave. Phone 557. 37tfc FOR SALE: Hay, wheat straw, feed wh at and seed wheat. Fan prices as to quality and quantity. At farm or delivered. Elmer B?r- gerson. Timber Rt., Vernonia. Oregon. 36tfc I I I ONE 7 50x20 12 ply truck tire. Used one week. I). P. Spoffoid. 3«t3 ? MEAT I 18-mo. Hereford« butch- < red, 50c lb. Average weight 350 lbs. per animal. Harold Bcr- gcrson, Keas y Rt. 38t3 ONE Coleman oil heater, 50,000 BTU. Almost n w. Can be seen * 1 at 867 .'second Ave., after 5 p.m. A. L. DeHart._______________ 38t3 ALL makes of sewing machines repaired. Electrification of any make inachin'?. Park's New Horne Store, 4816 N Lombard or in quire Eagle office. 38tfc HURRY! HURRY! Canning Time is Almost Over Cucumbers * 5c-8c Sweet Corn 35c doz.; $2 sack Tomatoes 18 lb. lug $1.25 fCanners about Sept. 24) Blue Lake String! css Beans depending on quantity 5c-8c U Pick Beans 4c and 5c Appts, Pears, Prunes, Cabbage, Potatoes, Beets. Onions, Carrots JAROSS COUNTY GARDENS Rt. 3, Bx. 27, halfway between North Plains and Hillsboro oft Sunset Hiway by Gladioli Fann. Phone 24F13. 38t2c lease sale, Ore 38Hc WHY PAY RENT’ Buy one- j bedroom house, double garage, corner lot 75x100, city hall, bus depot, bank, stores and hi-way 47. $3000, $500 dwn., and $35 mo. Inquire 701 Weed Ave., corner Malpe. Leon Kelly. 39t3 HOMES 3-ROOM house as is, $1200. $250 will.handle. NEW, unfinish'd 4-room house, electric heat, wired for range, large lot. Only $1750 cash. VERY good 6-room house; 3 bedrooms, dining roorrrand liv ing room. Wire! for range. Barn and chick house; 1 acre ground. All for $5250. Good terms. GOOD 2-bcdrm plast;red house close to schools and churches. Wired for range, on sewer. Price only $4500, good terms. OLDER coup I" has place that must be sold acct, of sickness. Very comfortable 2-bedroom house, wired for range. Come in and make offer. VERY attractive 2-b?drm home, 2 lots. Just across street from schools. Extra large garage with storeroom and woodshed included. Wired for range. Price only $4500, terms. ONE BLOCK otf Bridge St Very good 2-bedroom home wired for range. Lots of built- ins, utility porch, double ga rage. Price $5500, terms. VERY NEAT 3-room modern house, utility room and fruit room. Lots of built-ms. Wired for range. Price $2850, very good terms. FARMS 18 ACRES, good 7-room modern house, garage and woodshed. Two barns. Seven-year lease on 340 acres range land goes with place. Price $8000, good terms. 250 ACRES, modern 5-rm. house, 2 barns, 30 acres in cultivation. River borders one side. Some timber. Four miles out of Ver nonia. Price $20,000, terms. DON BAYLEY. BROKER MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia 39t 1 c WANTED WANTED Woman or capabl ■ AUCTION: Cash paid for live girl for general housework, 3 stock. furniture, tools, machinery in family; modern conveniences. any day or consign your property $75 month, room and board. Dane to our weekly Friday auction. I'.iaih Ki asey Rt. 37t3 ALTMANS Auc. Mart, phone 40 ARES for $1000. Must be re 16215. Walt Altman. Auctioneer stocked with small trees and Ren. phones: Walt, 4615; Arch Hye- 3164. 30ifc I fairly accessible. Wanted for friend. No business Satui lay. DEAD STOCK PICKED UP Clint M. Seibert. 38ti Free of Charge LOG HAULING. 8 foot mostly. Thone collect, Clatskanie 65R8 If no answer, call Twin Oaks | No business Saturday. Clint M. Seibert. 3Rt3 1101, Portland, Oregon. Columbia Hindering Company J FREE FOR THE HAULING' . IStfc Wood at mill. Inquire at mill r. DON S1MMONSON registered Piano Tuning and Servicing Member National Ass’n. Piano tuners Contact Mrs. Fullerton, Phone 837 31tfc C R U S H F. 1) R O C K F O R roads and driveways. Also have sand and gravel and fill dirt. See D. P Spofford or call 1023 36tfc FOR RENT____________ FOR RENT 4 rm house. 1 bed room. bath, kitchen stove. On Rose Avenue, phon 615 38t3 FOR RENT OR LEASE 5 rm house- on Capitol Hill. Anyone int« rested call Amy Wilkins, tele phone Cherry 7369. 11811 S. W. Riverside Drive Portland 1. Ore gon Vacant approx Oct. 2 38t3 HOUSE fot rent 4 rm. modern hows«.*, (farage, fruit room and garden spot. Inquire 1107 Ruth Ave. or phone 1477 38t3c MISCEL1 ANEOUS EXPERT LAUNDRY SERVICE for your convenience' l-aund red and dried, 15c lb Reasonable rates for finishing Curtain fin ish ng a specialty. Mrs. E M. York. 108 A St, phone 1107. 12tfc at Pittsburg. The Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Dear Mr Kamholz: Just a line to say thanks for the Vernonia Eagle of Thursday, August 28th. The wife and I were among WEST BAY MODEL RAILROAD the 422 Model Railroaders who ASSOCIATION visited your town on Saturday, 1090 Merrill St. August 23rd and received such M nlo Park, California a swell welcome from your town. The Vernonia Eagle, Believe me it was one of the Vernonia, Oregon. To the Citizens of Vernonia. high lights of our convention. Again our thanks to you and Gri-i-tings! i It is most gratifying to dis please pass that thanks on to cover a town such as your own your fellow townsmen. Sincerely yours. Vernonia, which we discovered Wm. D. Smith on our r cent railroad excursion. In this money mad world of ours today, it seems to be that there 260 Geo. Pleasant St. is a price tag on everything in Norwood, Mass. cluding the old fashioned hos September 8, 1952 pitality, which in far too many Editor of Vernonia Eagle, cases is missing entirely. Not so Vernonia, Oregon in Vernonia. The effort of the Dear Sir: people of Vernona, both before This is to acknowledg • receipt our arrival and during our short of your edition r porting the stay proved beyond doubt that visit of the NMRA to your town the spirit of doing things for and to thank vou for it. others is far from lost. The May I also thank all the good window displays, the personal people of Vernonia who helped pleasantn ss of those on the com to make our visit that day such mittee, and the general attitude an outstanding event—and such of those we were fortunate a happy on- in the convention enough to meet, all help to make program of the association. what to us is now a pleasant The wonderful hospitality of memory, with the ever present your town was deeply appreciated thought. ‘“Someday I'm going and will long remain among the back to Vernonia, the town where happiest memories of my West the people still have time to ern trip. Thgnk you all again. make sure a stranger knows he’s Sincerely, wanted.” Elizabeth O. Costello It is with deepest regret that we were not able to stay long;r, to see more of your lovely town, The Vernonia Eagle, and to meet more of the people Vernonia, Oregon. that make it Vernonia.. I wish to express my personal In speaking for the few of us “thank you” as a m mber of the from this club who were able National Model Railroad Associa to make the trip, I feel free in tion for the August 25 issue of stating that others on the trip are of the same opinion though they may not put it to words. All the way back to California and at present meetings, the fine lunch and genuine hospitality ar- talked of and several who w.re unable to make the trip have said they are sometime going to visit V er- nonia. The people of Vernonia should be, and I’m sure they are, proud of the town they have k pt so well through the years. The copy of th? Eagle which was sent to me is now in the club library and cherish d by all. Other members who received copies have placed them with their collections of railroadianna as a remind r that Vernonia is always ready to welcome the traveler. In closing let me extend to the people of Vernonia an invitation to visit wi us should they ven ture to this a; a. The clubrooms are next to th- depot and phones are listed on th door. We’ll try our best to five you a welcome approaching that which we re ceived. On - last word, You have a blessing which God gave us all, You have retain.d it. Don’t ever lose it. Cherish it, strength en it and Vernonia will stand out as the little city with the great big heart. Sincerely, Jerry White, Secretary THE PEOPLE SPEAK . . . JOHN A. RICE 947 Sun Lite Drive Santa Clara, California September 10, 1952 Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia. Oregon Dear ST' Would like to take this op portunity to thank the peopl? of Vernonia for a wonderful time, and a good barbecue Saturday, August 23. I did not sign the'guest list, so I am enclosing 10 cents hoping that you could mail me a copy of the Vernonia Eagl ? of z\ugust 28. 1952. Thank you again John A. Rice I the Vernonia F.acle carrying the lead story and the full page of pictures on our fan trip to your town. Also want to say I thoroughly enjoyed the very tasty barbecue lunch served in the park by the local businessmen. It was one of those unforgettable jestures which makes one feel warm to ward a small community and realize it is the friendly citizens of the many many thousands of small towns that make up the foundation of this great country. As one who is on the compos ing staff of the San Jose Mercury and News with a daily circulation of over 70,000, I enjoyed reading your excellent and well set up publication. Yours truly, Norman E. Huber 2473 Homewood Drive, San Jose, California. Sept. 22nd, 1952 The Publisher. Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia. Oregon. Dear Sir: I wish at th.-s late date, to thank you for the copy of the "Vernonia Eagle" sent me. As one of the Model Rail roaders I also wish to thank the citizens of Vernonia for the fine reception they gave us. Sincerely, Harry Terhune 816 East 97th St. Seattle 5, Wash. This is fire weather — TREES ARE DOLLARS! Don't burn th m. KEEP OREGON GREEN. Lots of Pears, Apples, Sweet Corn. Tomatoes Melons! Ernie's Farm Market 2’ > miles west of Forest Grove on Gales Creek road LOOK FOR OUR SIGN ON HIGHWAY "Buy from Grower" Telephone 16524 86 PROOF • 65X GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS • THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY Latrobe, Pa. 515 Depot St. September 6, 1952 38t3c HIGHEST cash prices paid for cream and eggs at your door— picked up once or twice weekly— call o.- write Forest Grove Cream ery, Forest Grove, Oregon, phone 126. 14tfe give you proof of Extra Value! FOR SALE—Insurance BELL HUDSON Insurance, tele phone 773. We have a reliable Co., writing cars for 3. 6, 9 months at low rates. Also fire insurance Geo. Bell. H Hudson. ____________________________ 37tfc CARD OF THANKS WE WISH Io thank all for kicd J I remembrances during the loss of I our mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ix*c Johnson Mr and Mrs. D R. Brown Mr. and M rs Dw ight Strong 39tl MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 words or lass. Words over min imum. 2c each. Three inser tions *or the price of two. NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADV. ACCEPTED AFTER | WED NOON EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEKS PAPER No information on classifieds will be given out until after paper is mailed. D0Ulli-<l—«1 side rails of massive strength add rigidity to the chassis. Dodge rlayt new longer! "feeling fine and running righi on the dot" Expert repairing hrst, and then, scientific checking When our work is com pleted. every watch writes its own record of the efficiency of our work — through an amazing electronic instrument called the . . Come in and hare your watch lotted — fREE A. L. Kullander W M TIIM \KF.K — JEWELER Official Watch Inspector SPAS. Railway I I Of iflew rid« c«atr«l is SEALED IN for the life of the shock absorbers. Smooth ride reduces wear. When you invest in a new car, you have a right to expect proof that the value is built in to stay. You get that proof in a Dodge. Registration records prove that by a substantial margin. Dodge automobiles have longer life than the average car. Such engineer ing features as the extra-rugged double-channel frame and rubber-mounted Safety-Steel body make a Dodge stand up under all driving conditions. It’s the beet driving investment you can make today. Specifications and Equipment subject to change u-uhout notice. I TWO I t|idi— li t <yi>«d«rs in each front wheel give surer stops over mor« miles. Extra value is built in. I HAWKEN MOTORS Phone 1181 — 868 Bridge Street Vernonia, Oregon
