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THURSDAY, NOV. 13. 1952 THE EAGLE,
VERNONIA.
ORE
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General
I FOR SALE—Real E*tate
Wood Splitting
Cause of Injury
Week End Spent at
Vancouver, Portland
MIST — Mrs. Roy Hughes was
called to Tulelake last week
ROCK CREEK — Chet Fugate by the illness of her sister, Mrs.
injured his knee quite severly [ Maxine Holden. She was im
while splitting wood at home. I proved by Monday, *o Mrs.
Because of it, he was unable to Hughes returned home.
Sunday guests at the Norman
work for several days.
Hansen
home were Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt McDonald
H.
Thompson
of Portland, Mr.
visited their son, Ron, and family.
and
Mrs.
Merl
Tiderman
of Jewell
Roger Brown and his grandad,
and
Joe
Roeser
of
Mist.
H. A. DeWitt, attended the father
Mr. and Mrs. Norvan Wikstrom
and son banquet at the EUB |
and children of Vernonia spent
church.
Sunday with his parents, the L.
Tacoma friends took Mrs. Hol
P. Wikstroms.
ley home with them so she could
Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Ashley
rest up from her walnut picking.
were Sunday guests of the Nor
Lola Fugate has returned from
man Hansens.
her visit with relatives in Omaha
and Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner Art Exhibit Slated
brought her brother and his bride
An art exhibit is scheduled for
to call on the H. A. DeWitt
showing here Thursday and Fri
family.
Fay Sherwood and May Dimick, day at the Washington school
teaching at Lacomb, Oregon came Superintendent E. H. Condit said
A small charge of
for a few hours visit with Fay's . Monday.
high school friend, Blanche De admission will be made for tne
Witt, and her normal school ; showing and the amount wiW go
to the school pictur? fund. Th?
friend, Isola Morris. The ladies
exhibit is reproductions of origi
hope that future meetings will
nal canvases.
fill more of the events in their
respective lives as it has been
The chronic kicker is usally the
many years since they have seen
slowest to kick in.
each other.
NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Noble
Dunlap purchased a new car last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor spent
the week end in Vancouver,
I Washington visiting Mr. and Mrs.
WOODEN bed, coil springs, in ■ 4-ROOM house, clean. Nice for • N. D. West. They also ct'A
one or two persons. Furnished. j on the J. J. Halock family in
ner spring mattress, like new.
Reasonable. Will take late model ' Portland.
Call 3717,___________________ 46tlc
car as down payment. Be sure to
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pringle were
REASONABLE: H.C. Little auto
i see this. 1295 Rose Ave.
4413
in
Longview Monday.
matic oil floor furnace. Thermo
statically controlled. Inquire at i LEAVING for Calif. Sale or rent,
LEGAL NOTICE
Eagle office.
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I room, living room, kitchen, bath, NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
FOR SALE:
two month-old I utility room. Lot 75x100, double
INCLUSION OF ADDITIONAL
calves. Call 434____________46tl j garage.
One block from city
TERRITORY EMBRACING
CALF for sale.
Pebble Creek hall, bus depot, bank and stores.
LAND LYING IN COLUMBIA
Dairy, phone 8812.
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l range $10; brass bed $10.
701
KANIE SOIL CONSERVATION
LEAVING for Calif. For sale, '38 1 Weed Ave, corner Maple. Owner J
DISTRICT
Dodge sedan in good condition, • Kelly.______________________ 46t3c
WHEREAS, on the 21th day of
new tires, fog light, R.H. Clean
October, 1952, there was duly
HOMES
ins.de and out. $125. Owner, 701
filed in the office of the Stat?
FOR
RENT:
5-room
modern,
part,
Wf d Ave., corner Maple.
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Soil
Conservation Committee at
ly furnished house, good loca
Corvallis, a petition signed by 56
FRESH FROZEN PEAS. 2 pkgs
tion.
25c; case $3 00 — at SAFEWAY. FOR RENT: 3-room modern, fur landowners pursuant to the pro
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nished house, wired for range. visions of the Soil Conservation
Districts Law, Title 109, Chapter
Good location.
SPECIAL OFFER of liberal trade
YOU CAN get this 2-bedroom 3, O.C.L.A., requesting the inclu
allowance on your old piano on
modern house now for $1500. sion of additional t rritory within
n« w Shoninger spinet
piano.
Wired for range. On 50x100 the Clatskanie Soil Conservation
Tr i ms or cash. W rite Geo. Stot-
District, and
lot.
Ihmyer and Sons, 2216, S.E. 37th
WHEREAS, the lands sought to
ONE ACRE ground in city limits.
Avenue, Portland 15, Ore.
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be
included in the said district
Good building site. Price $400.
by said petition comprise lands in
Very good terms.
M W 8.9 Cu. ft. refrigerator with
bO-ib bwr-n food locker. $200. 3 LOTS, very good location for Columbia County described sub
stantially as follows:
home. Price $600.
$100 cash, rest terms. See it at
All land within the boun
1107 Huth Ave., or inquire by 3-ROOM house, 50x100 lot, gar
daries
of Columbia County
age,
very
good
location.
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ric?
calling 1477.
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which is not now includ'd in
$1400. $500 will handl?.
HEMSTITCHING, hand painted ' ONE block off Bridge St.. 6 rms.,
the Clatskanie or Scappoose
ju tides, aprons, pillow cases,
Soil Conservation Districts.
wired for range.
Full base
«•hair sets, teatowel*. June Willis,
NOW. THEREFORE, notice, is
ment.
Elec, water heater, 2
P!)l Row Ave. Phone 557. 37tfc
kitchens. Can be used as du- hereby given that a public hear
K)R SALE: Hay, wheat straw,
plex. Price only $559), $1000 ing will be held pursuant to the
feed wti at and seed wheat. Fair
said petition, on the question of
will handle.
prices as to quality and quantity. GOOD 2 bedrm plast.red house the desirability and necessity, in
At farm or delivered. Elmer Ber-
close to schools and churches. the inter.st of the general wel
rson. Timber Rt., Vernonia,
Wired for range, on sewer. fare, of the inclusion of such ad
Oregon.
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ditional
territory within
the
Price only $4500, good terms.
Clatskanie Soil Conservation Dis.
FARMS
ALL makes of sewing machines
trict; on the question of th? ap
repaired. Electrification of any 250 ACRES, modern 5-rm. house,
propriate boundaries to be as
2
barns,
30
acres
in
cultivation.
make machine. Park's New Home
Some signed to such additional terri
Store, 4816 N. Lombard or in- River borders one side.
timber.
Four
miles
out
of
Ver tory; upon the propriety of the
epnr? Eagle office.
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petition, and all other proceedings
nonia. Price $20,000, terms.
taken under the said act; and
AUCTION: Cash paid for live
DON BAYLEY. BROKER
upon ail questions relevant to
»lock, furniture, tools, machinery
MacDonald Hot.l — Vernonia
gmy day or consign your property
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hearing will be held by the State
to our weekly Friday auction.
MODERN HOUSE, newly paint Soil Conservation Committee on
ALTMANS Auc. Mart, phone
ed. New garage, close to schools the 18th day of November, 1952
16215. Walt Altman. Auctioneer.
and churches.
Wilfred Holce, beginning at eight o'clock, p.m.,
Pcs. phones: Walt, 4615; Arch
209
B
St.
Inquire
Sam Hearing, at the Natal Grange Hall in Ne
Frye. 3464.
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891 3rd street.
45t3 | halem Valley, in the County of
DEAD STOCK PICKED UP
Columbia.
Free of Charge
LEGAL NOTICE_______
All persons, firms and corpora
Phone collect, Clatskanie 65R8
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF tions who shall hold title to any
If no answer, call Twin Oaks
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR lands lying within the limits of
1101, Portland, Oregon.
the above-described
territory
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Cclumbia R-ndering Company
In the matter of the Estate and and all other interested parties
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are invited to att: nd and will
Guardianship of Charlotte Hult
be given opportunity to be heard
a minor.
E DON S1MMONSON registered
at the time and place herein
NOICE OF SALE
Piano Tuning and Servicing.
Notice is hereby given that before specified.
Mt mber National Ass'n. Piano
pursuant to an order of the Coun STATE SOIL CONSERVATION
f<mers. Contact Mrs. Fullerton,
COMMITTEE OF OREGON
ty Court of Columbia County,
Phone 837.
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By Robert C. Baum
Oregon, made and entered herein
CRUSHED
ROCK
FOR
Ex cutive Secretary
on October 6. 1952, in said
roads and driveways. Also have guardianship estate matter, au Dated:
sand and gravel and fill dirt. See thorizing and directing the guar 31st day of October. 1952,
1 I ‘ p ifford or call 1023. 36tfc dian thereof to sell all the right, at Corvallis, Oregon
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title, and interest of said minoi
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
FOR SALE—ln»urance
in and to the following describe.I
NOTICE is hereby given that
estate,
the
und®rs>gneo
DELL-HUDSON Insurance, tele r a)
the undersigned has filed her
phone 773. We have a reliable guardian will from and aftei
Final Account and Report in the
Co, writing cars for 3. 6, 9 November 24, 1952, sell at private
Estate of Jennie Shaver, deceased,
nu nth* at low rates. Also fire ' sale, for cash, subject to confir
in the County Court of Columbia
. Mice. Geo. Bell, H. Hud-on *
1 mation of the court, and continue
County, and that the Court has
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fixed Saturday, November 23,
following described real estate
1952, in the Probate Department
FOR RENT________ within Columbia County, Ore of the said Court as th.? time and
gon, to-wit:
5 loom house. 851 Cougar St.
place for the hearing of objec
Parcel 1: Southwest quarter of
Contact Mrs Frank Bogart, Ocean
tions thereto and the s. ttlement
the northwest quarter of Sec
14ike, Oregon. Box 582 .
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thereof.
tion 7. T. 4N. of R. 4 W. of the
MINNIE DASHNEY
W.M.
APARTMENT for rent, 376 North
Administratrix
Parcel
2:
Government
Lot
1,
ot
St. In front of CIO hall
I.. M
Near W. Bush, Attorney
Section 7, T. 4 N. of R. 4 W
Porterfield.
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Oct. 30—Nov. 6. 13, 20, and 27
of the W.M.
MISCELLANEOUS
Parcel 3: Northeast quarter of
NOTICE_______________
the northwest quarter of Sec
EXPERT LAUNDRY SERVICE
tion 7. T 4 N. of R. 4 W. of NOTICE TO WATER USERS:
for your convenience! 1-aundered
Beginning December 1, 1952, all
the W.M.
and dried. 15c lb. Reasonable
water bills carried over from one
Parcel 4: North half of the north
latei for finishing. Curtain fin
cast quarter of Section 7, T. month to the next will have an
ishing a specialty. Mrs E. M
4 N. of R. 4 W of the W.M.
upcharge of 6 per cent.
\ k, 103 A St, phone 1107.
All bids should be directi-i) to
CITY OF VERNONIA
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the undersigned attorneys at St.
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Helens, Oregon, and be accom
CARD OF THANKS___
CLASSIFIED RATES
panied by ten Der cent of the
Vernonia. Oregon
amount bid.
MINIMUM charge 40c for 25
Nov. II. 1952
Mildred Calhoon, Guardia t
words or less. Words over min
Dear Friends:
John L. Foote,
imum. 2c each. Three inter-
Please accept my humble Thank
D. C. Bond.
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tions *or the price of two.
You for the wonderful tribute
Attorneys for Guardian.
NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY
paid to Paul at his services the
St. Helens. Oregon
ADV.
ACCEPTED
AFTER
twenty third.
First publication Oct 23 1952.
WED. NOON EXCEPT FOR
Thanks, too. for the many, Last publication Nov. 13. I >.Y’
NEXT WEEK S PAPER.
many notes, cards, the memorial
BLIND
ads with answers to be
-md the other kindnesses done
WANTED
handled by the Eagle: Minimum
lor me and our families.
WANTED Burls also Fir Hem
I hav- learned the true mean
charge 80c.
No information
lock and Cedar logs. Nieder-
ing of friendship and what a
given
relative
to
such ad*.
meyer Martin Co , 715 Portland
privilege it has been to have
Trust Building. Portland. Oregon. CARD of Thanks & Notice*: 80c
livid, worked and enjoyed twenty
THE EAGLE assumes no finan
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cial responsibility for errors
Sincerely,
HIGHEST cash prices paid for '
that may appear in ads pub
Mona Gordon
ream and eggs at your door— I
lished in its column*, but in
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picked up once or twice weekly— I
caae where this paper is at
call o.- write Forest Grove Cream
fault, will reprint that part of
A« » rule when a man begins
ery. Forest Grove, Oregon, phons
an adv. in which the typo
l< king for trouble he over esti
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graphical mistake occur*.
mates his capacity.
OHize Desk . . .
Thursday evening’s program of
dedication for the new high school
building will be quite an occa-
' sion for this vicinity. The pro-
I gram will dedicate to the com
munity a building that can be
pointed to with pride as an asset
to this region. Because of the
new building and the features it
contains, th? requirements for
modsrn education have been met
through the cooperation of people
in the district who gave their
approval, which in turn, made it
possible for the district board to
carry the modernization program
to completion.
Again this year, as was the sit
uation last year, business m.?n
were in disagreement or unde
cided upon the question of observ.
ing Armistice day by closing their
doors for the day. The problem
was a topic of discussion Mon
day evening at the Lions club
meeting.
From that discussion a pro-
posal developed that may lead
to a d finite decision on the prob-
lem of which holidays should be
observed and which should not.
Th" proposal was that six holi
days during the year be con
sidered worthy of observance to
the extent that business houses
close their doors.
The days suggested were: New
Year's day. Memorial day, July
4. Labor day. Thanksgiving and
Christmas. These six days are
observed by union agreement. To
carry the problem to something
of a conclusion, it is likely that
a canvass of business places will
be made within the next few
days to determine the opinions
on the question of observing these
special days.
M^ny other business centers
have discontinued the observance
of Armistice day, probably be
cause of the fact that other wars
have been fought and decided
since Armistice day was first
established. The importance of
this day has changed since that
time and consequently its ob
servance is changing also.
Itlnes* Cause* Trip;
Guest* Entertained
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Controls are government's man
infestation of the power we have
forfeited to it.
Some people are always going
to make hay while the sun shines
—tomorrow.
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THANK YOU, VOTERS
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For your support which made possible
my election to the position of Colum
bia County Sheriff.
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DRIVING
HOME
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS?
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Look forward to a pleasant holday trip by having your car
checked NOW! Complete winter tune-ups cost very little
. . . and they're SURE protection aga:nst tragic holiday mis
haps. Stop in today and let our mechanic serv-ce your car
before the holidays roll around! Our expert care assures you
quality work always.
Sometimes the man who claims
to be as good as his word sud
denly becomes speechless.
Nehalem Service
Riverview
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Phone 5711
We Give^/Z" Green Stamps
What makes
Olympia
so acceptable?
M*nv things account for the
public's nigh esteem fo<
f lympi* Beer. Among these
are its rare flavor, clean taste,
delightful bouquet and con
stant purity.
Further perfection comes
from the special brewing w»ta>*
1 our subterranean well*.
’njoy OLYMPIA . .. fwerre«/
O. fu! Light Table Herr.
**lts the Water'
Easy la own! liberal trade-in—low monthly payment*.
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SUNDLAND'S
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ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE
786 Bridge
Phone 581
Vernonia
NEHALEM VALLEY APPLIANCE DEALER’
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Light Kefreshmc ,t Beitrags ‘t
Mi Ilion t nf Temperate Prop*.
fuami
ci urani msi i $ *
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