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« THURSDAY. MAR. 12. 1953 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE—General FOR SALE—Insurance PIANO bargains. Used uprights $85 and up. Small uprights $200. Thoroughly reconditioned and guaranteed. Free Delivery. Cook s Piano Shop, 3022 N. E. Union, Portland. Ilt3c 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 AUCTION: Every Friday. We have a good mark t for your live stock, furniture, • tools, poultry. We buy, sell, trade, every week day, paying cash for livestock, furniture, machinery, tools. Alt man’s Auction Mart, Forest Grove. Phones: 16215 nights, 5320. Walt Altman, Auctioneer, selling live- stock or general farm sales any- lltfc I where. MODEL A in good shape. E. P. Frank, 506 First Ave. See lltl CROSLEY 8-Cu. ft. deepfreeze. Frigidaire refrigerator, 8-cu. ft. Wood bedstead. All items prac tically new. Walter Bateson, Mist, Oregon. 1 lt3 93-PIECE set bone china dishes brought over from Japan. Origi nally sells for $135. Will sell for cost. On display at Bush Furni ture. S<-• Maxin1' Bush. lltl ONE team bay mares nicely matched. 4 years old. Partly broken. With harness, $200. Herb Counts, Keasey Rt. Ut3 RED CLOVER seed. 35c lb. Al bert Schinidlin. Mist route. 10t3 HOME LAUNDRY—Phone 1107. Mrs. York. Laundry, fluff dried, 15c lb. Shirts, finished extra, 25c. Fiat finished, minimum $1.00. One day service on request on fluff dried. Also curtain stretch- 9tfc ing. FOR SALE: P and G Rose bushes, wide variety to choose from. 59c each. Riverview Greenhouse. 9t3 i FOR SALE: ‘29 Ford engine and transmission. $10. Call 691, C. L. Falconbury, Capitol Hill. 9t3c MODEL RA Hotpoint range. Full. size oven, thrift-cooker, 3 service ■ iiC’its. See at I (Mi I Wa.-Ji St 9t3c AUCTION Bring your livestock and mite, to Clatskanie Auction yard where we have many buyers and sellers. Livestock »old by the head or pound. SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 12:30 P.M. CLATSKANIE AUCTION YARD Mill Butler, Auctioneer Phone 1600 7tfc FOR SALE—Real Estate TWO three-room modern homes. One fully furnished, other partly. 162 A St. Both rented now. Good income property. Cali Ruby Smith, phone 912 for de tails. 10t3c SAWMILL for sale. Will cut from 12,000 to 15,000 ft. per day; 195 HP Waukisha motor, all new belts, 16-ft. carriage, 3 t headblocks. Cut up to 4-foot. Good contract will be turned 1 over to buyer. Price $9500, i terms. Don Bayley. HOMES VERY good . 2-bedroom house, wired for range. Full cement basement, double garage. Close in. Only $5500, very good terms. 3 GOOD building lots corner Bridge and 2nd Ave. 20x30 Full price building on one. $600. terms. MODERN 2-bedroom home. Util- Wired for ity room, garage, range. Close in. Price $5750. good terms. 3-BEDROOM modern house, 1 Wired for range, acre land. New double garage, barn and chick house, Only $5250, good terms. FARMS 40 ACRES, 4 in cultivation. 4’-» miles out on paved road. Good 4-rm. modern house plus utility porch and fruit room, wired for range, excellent garage and chicken house. Price $7950. In cludes approximately 100 chick ens, some lumber and furniture. Good terms. 21 ACRES 2 miles out on paved road. Two-bedroom modern house wired for range. New addition recently built on rear. Good barn, 3 acres in cultiva tion. Price $8500, good terms. 21 ACRES, 6 cleared, some tim ber. Good 24x32 barn, no other buildings. Price $2400. 2 ACRES, 5 mi. out on paved Seven-roCTn modern road, house, Electric heat plus fur nace in basement. Year-round stream, Price $9000. Very good terms or can arrange vet loan. DON BAYLEY, BROKER MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia lltlc TWO LOTS, 2-bed room house with bath. Close in town, Will cell for cash at reasonable price. Inquire 1070 Weed Ave. 8t4 PRUNING. LAWNS.. LAND SCAPING. ROCKERIES. SHRUBS Fruit. Nut, Shade Trees Estimates free. Call St. Helens 1214 W I, Thornton’s Nursery, box 23. Warren, Ore. 5tfc WANTED WANTED: Douglas Fir and Port Orford cedar logs. Quote prices f.o.b. shipping point. Nieder- meyer-Martin Co., Portland Trust Bldg., Portland 4, Oregon. Ilt5c makes of sewing machines repaired. Electrification of any make machine. Park's New Home Store, 4616 N. Lombard or in quire Eagle office. 38tfc ai .L GARDEN plowing, rototilling vice. Call George Johnson's vice station or write Marvin Gaughey. DEAD STOCK PICKED UP Free of Charge ALSO OLD. WORTHLESS LIVE HORSES BOUGHT. Phone collect, Clatskanie 44R11 COLUMBIA RENDERING COMPANY 511 fc ser. ser- Mc- 1 lt3 ADDRESS and mail postals. Make over $50 week. Send $1 for in structions. LENDO, Watertown, 1 113 LISTINGS wanted by the largest farm selling organization in the world. We sold 27 Columbia county farms last year. Call or write Strout Realty Co., Box 706, Scappoose, Oregon. Tel 642. 10t4 FOR SALE OR TRADE SWAP OR SELL following. New .32 Win. special rifle, model 94, .22 Wm. auto, rifle with Weaver 330 scope and l.e dot.. 16 ga. Hig gins bolt shotgun. .25 Colts auto, pistol, .32 Walther auto, pistol, P 38 auto, pistol, Belgium 9mm p stoi, SAW 357 magnum pistol, small household type safe, cafe size cash register, '37 Plymouth radiator, Chev generators. 1*v HP Johnson outboard. WANTED following Good electric sewing machine, plywood any size, *4" electric drill, standard typewriter, 2'» to 5 HP outboard motor, shop tools. C. Shaw, 4th St.. River view. 10t3c YESTERDAYS Clatskanie Wins AVOIDING COLDS Gun Competition FIVE YEARS AGO From The Eagle. March 4. 1948 New water rates for residents of the city will go into effect I with the next billing. An ordi nance calling for the increase was adopted Monday by the city council calling for a monthly mini mum of $2.00 as compared with the former minimum of $1.75. Effective Monday morning of this week was the sale of a busi. n.ss that brings Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nieman, formerly of Michigan, to Vernonia as owners of the Cozy Confectionery. N. B. Johnson, former owner, has had the business for a little over a year. J. W. Barney, city manager of iI Hillsboro, was engag d as guest speaker for the Lions club through arrangements made by Dr. H. E. I Schlegel. The speaker has been asked to tell points for and against the manager form of city government. TEN YEARS AGO From The Eagle, March 4, 1943 School children in Vernonia are being given hearing tests by Miss Rebecca Overstreet of the division of maternal and child health, Oregon State Board of Health. Local Victory gardeners may have the use of city lots without charge, it was decid d at the city council meeting Monday. To use the lots, gardeners are asked to obtain permission from the city recorder. There are an esti mated 25 spread over town. Low places in the city park athletic field are being leveled with soil and sand and s.edeci with grass by high school boys during physical education periods. Orle Robbins and Glenn Ely are directing the work. Dave Howard, who joined the arm/ air corps three weeks ago, has been stationed at D.nver, Colorado for basic training. Aviation Cadet, Clifford Ber- gerson, has graduated from the Rankin flying school at Tulare, California and has been trans ferred to the Lemore flying school for his basic training. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO From The Eagle, March 4. 1938 Work on the proposed new Mile bridge to replace the pres- ent steel-wood span over the Nehalem river at Riverview is anticipated soon. A crew has f been busy for two weeks setting stakes and surveying the new route of the highway and the n°w approaches. Since the first of the year hunt ing and angling licenses have been sold at Hoffman hardware totaling $615. It is estimated the number of licenses total about 250. R. A. Brambl tt, with his catch of a 12-pound, 15%-ounce steelhead, won the Hoffman Hardware steelhead derby for February. Senior class students who will participate in this year's play are: Fred Erv.n, LaVerne Thomp son, Ruby Condit, Sonny Scha- lock. Bill Thompson, Norman Crowder and Marjorie Lange. STOCK SIGNS No Tresspassing For Rent Absolutely No Admittance No Minors Allowed No Peddlers Allowed VERNONIA EAGLE FOUR-ROOM 1 bedroom house. Wired for electric range, $35 month. 513 Rose Ave. Writ:1 John Brown, 6550 S. E. 62nd Portland, Ore. 9t3 WANTED Work to start, weather permitting CLASSIFIED RATES BLIND ads with answers to be handled by the Eagle Mini mum charge 80c No informa tion given relative to such ads. CARD of Thanks 8t Notices 80c. THE EAGLE assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors that may appear in ads pub- 1 shed in its columns, but in case whsre this paper is at fault, will reprint that part of an adv. in which the typo- I CARD OF THANKS WE wish to express our sincere appreciation for the many tokens of sympathy sent by friends in the loss of our dear mother, sister Register by Postcard to and grandmother. Mrs. M. H. Wilson and family ROLLING HILLS FARM Mrs. Nonnie Zink and family Banks. Oregon Mrs. A. W. Tunnell and family Mrs R. L. Tunnell and family BOOKKEEPtNG and income tax Mrs John Whitman and family reporting. $2.50 and up Albert Mr. Walt Anglesey and family Childs, registered public accoun Mr. Ed Anglesey and family tant, 225 North St. Open even Mr. John Anglesey and family ings. 3tfc Mr. Rulon Anglesey and family I HIGHEST cash prices paid for lltlc ream and eggs at your door— picked up once or twice weekly— LOST AND FOUND call o. write Forest Grexe Cream ery. Forest Grove, Oregon, phone FOUND: Hound dog on Fishhawk 12«. 14tfe creek. K. C. Wells. Mist Rt.. 7 miles north of Vernonia. 1 ltl TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED LCL Diamond Schedule Set Dates and games for the 1953 Lower Columbia league baseball schedule were released officially by Bill Wednesday morning Vlcek, high school coach, The Loggers will open the league by playing host to the St. Helens Lions for their first game, The complete schedule 'calls for the following fames: FIRST HALF Friday, April 3—St. Helens, here Tuesday, April 7 — Seaside, here Friday, April 10—Rainier, there Tues., April 14—Warrenton, here Fri., April 17 — Clatskanie, there Tuesday, April 21—Vernonia bye Thurs., April 23—Scappoose, here SECOND HALF Mon., April 27—St. Helens, there Thurs., April 30 — Seaside, there Mon., May 4 — Rainier, here Thurs.. May 7—Warrenton, there Mon., May 11 — Clatskanie, here (Playoff team gets bye this week) * Thurs., May 14 — Vernonia bye Mon., May 18—Scappoose, there. Tree Planting Totals 2000 ROCK CREEK — Billy Krieger and Ronny Smith have been quite busy setting out 2,000 chittim trees for Ron McDonald. There is quite a lot of sickness along th? creek. Eola DeVaney was very miserable for a few days. The Martan family had mumps in their midst. Mrs. Harold Dimbat had a bout with bronchial pneumonia, Fishing must be pretty good since all I kinds of weather finds plenty of fishermen along Rock creek. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bittner call- ed at the Herb Counts home. Mrs. Orris Evers of Elgin is visiting her daughter and family, the Ted DeWitts. The Ralph DeVaney family of Portland came to see his mother, Eola DeVaney, and the Ben Wes- terbergs and found that they had headed for Portland, hoping to find them at home. May Krieger spent the day with Blanche DeWitt and later ac companied her to Mist to take some supplies to H. A. DeWitt. I TED'S SAW SHOP • á Sufm S'00'1. Good Weather Causes Activity BIRKENFELD — Several fam ilies took advantage of the beautiful weather and plowed their gardens and set out rose bushes, etc. Lonn Jones of Albany, brother of Howard Jones, was visiting here Sunday. The Sewing club met with Mrs. E. T. Johnston last Tuesday. Five members were present. Next meeting will be March 17 with Ilene Larson. It is good *o report most of our sick neighbors are on the road to recovery and very few new cases are being reported. TYPEWRITER for sale MfORLDS Printing — Office Supplies Telephone 191 4 5 Qt Pint Si"1 THE OLD SUNNY BHOOK COMPANY LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY z Y SHOP NEHALEM — SHOP NEHALEM — SHOP NEHALEM X X 4 W 0 . r 'PEAS ÍTX 7. /4ft •ARDIMFS ( J’ «»I < X z MEAT Tall t Short Thick Thin . . . no matter the shape of the can or package the contents are the important item—ALWAYS. Taste satisfaction is yours, ALWAYS, from Ne halem's stock of Canned and Packaged Goods. Underwood Number 5 Standard Typewriter, Reconditioned and Guaranteed $37.50 The Vernonia Eagle Try it for a cheerful evening! You’ll find it’s... "0^ ai FOR RENT PARTLY furnished house on 2 WANTED: Baby sitting by hour. acres. See Mrs. John Krinick, 50c hour and transportation. Estie 5th house on 10th St., Riverview. I Roth. Capitol Hill, next to chicken 9t3c hatchery. 9t3 LARGE sleeping room, two beds with kitchen privilege if desired. Riverview Cabins, Riverview, Oregon, Utfc BERRY WORKERS In a postponed match Wednes day of last week Clatskanie out shot the Vernonia gun club rifle I ttam by a score of 1381-1365. This was a prone, kneeling, most standing match which shooters dislike very much. VERNONIA 286 Ralph Aldrich 277 Gen George 273 Tod Eowerman 261 Carl Schaumburg 260 Bill Nichols 1365 TOTAL CLATSKANIE 280 Harold Davis 279 F. Terpen _____________ 276 B. Hom .... .......... ........... 274 O. Mellinger ............... — 272 T. Saxton ........................ ' 1381 TOTAL Next match will be in Portland against the “Crows” Friday night. (Note: The article below is the Next, clear fluid escapes. About first of several that are being this time, the damage to the epi planned to present information thelial cells becomes so great that concerning the more common ordinary germs can enter the tis health problems which arise with sues, thus causing a real infec tion. daily living.) In trying to prevent colds it is By Dr. Frank G. Spaulding If you are an average person. logical for you to give serious at you have about three colds a tention to building up your re year: one in October or Novem sistance so that you will not be ber, one in early January and susc ptible to colds. You can one in March or April. If you build it up by following these escape on? of these popular sea sirhple suggestions: 1. Provide a good diet, One sons for colds, you may have one in midsummer just to make up authority has suggested that your daily diet should include one your full quota. A great deal of medical re- quart of milk; one green, leafy search has been done in an at- vegetable such as spinach or beet tempt to solve th? mystery of the greens; one yellow-colored vege common cold. Even so, people I table such as carrots and yellow seem to catch cold just about as turnips; one raw green vegetable such as cabbage or lettuce; one commonly as always. As you know, some colds are orange, grapefruit or tomato and much more severe than others. one teaspoon of cod-liver oil. Also, The severity of a cold depends on if you have a tendancy to anemia, two factors: the availability of it is good to eat one or two dried the virus that starts a cold and apricots a day and drink a glass the resistance to disease that the of grape juice. 2. Take outdoor exercise. body offers. When the natural 3. Take plenty of rest each day. resistance is high the illness due 4. Wear adequate clothing. to a cold will be slight. When 5. Avoid sitting or resting natural resistance is low, the cold will be severe. In fact, when where there is a draft of cold 6. Breath through the nose. your resistance against germs is 7. Drink at least six glasses of high, you will not nave as many colds as when, through careless water a day. 8. Maintain a calm, cheerful ness, you allow your resistance to attitude. decline. It is too much to hops that The virus that starts a cold cannot gain a foothold in the lin you will never have another cold, ings of the nose and throat so but if you can reduce the num- long as these linings remain ber and their severity you will healthy and normal. The first have accomplished much. step towards a cold, therefore, consists of a change in the mem branes of the nose and throat that permits the mischievous virus to penetrate these membranes. This preliminary insult to th? membranes of the upper air pas sages may consist of a direct ir ritation of the membranes as from dust, acid fumes or sudden change in the temperature or moisture of the air. Strange as it may seem, a per son’s emotions may also have the effect of damaging the mem branes of his nose and throat. The emotion of anger, for ex X/ ample, produces a defínate conges tion of these membranes, making 27 lbs...4 H.P. [■ them ~ more susceptible to the More Power virus that starts a cold. Per Pound Still another way that the deli Than Any Other Saw cate membranes of the air pas sages are insulted is by sudden chilling of some distant part of See it in »ction. Let us give you a freo the body. The skin of the vari i demonstration. 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