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6 THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1953 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the es I tate of Paul A. Gordon, deceased, f by tbe county court of the state FOR SALE—Real Estate 1 of Oregon for Columbia county, FOR SALE—General and has qualified. All persons HOMES G U E R N S E Y-HOLSTEIN cow, having claims against said estate coming with 2nd calf. Gentle, 4 ROOMS and bath, single gar are hereby notified to present age. Price $1500, very easy easy to milk. Inquire O. S. Poyn the same to me at Vernonia, Ore terms. ter, Keasey Rt. 16t3 CLOSE to schools and churches: gon with vouchers and duly veri. fied within six months from the Neat 5-room modern home plus MOWING machine. Phone 3T5. date hereof. range. utility room. Wired for 16tl Dated and first publication Large living room and 2 12x14 April 2, 1953. 1934 FORD coupe, good rubber, sink. bedrooms. Youngstown Date of last publication April fine running condition, body not Price $6000, easy terms. 30, 1953. rusted. Prestone in radiator. A FARMS Mona M. Gordon, Administratrix good car for hunting or to drive 7 ACRES, 7-room modern house, John L. Foote, St. Helens, Oregon to and from work. Sherman 20x40 barn, chick house and Attorney. 14t5c Fisher, 52 O-A hill, phone 623. wood shed; 1 mile out on Ne 16tlc halem river. Full price $5000. SEALED BIDS will be received by the School Board of Union Vet’s loan can be transfered. REGISTERED Toy Boston bull High School No. 1 Jt., of Colum terrier. D. F. Crawford, Keasey 4 ACRES, 4-room house on year bia County, Oregon, until 8:00 around stream: 5 miles out. Rt. 15t3 o’clock P.M. on the 28th day of $3500, $500 down. PRIMROSES, painted daisies, 120 ACRES, some timber, 3-rm. April, 1953 and immediately there delphiniums, gladioli bulbs and house on Nehalem river. Price after will be publicly opened by the officers of said school district other plants. Mrs. John Knnick, $10,000, good terms. for the asphalt paving of the 5th house on 10th St., Riverview. DON BAYLEY, BROKER driveways and parking area at 15t3c MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia 16tlc the new Union High School build WASHING machine, good condi ing, as follows, to-wit: tion; large size Spark oil heater. 4-ROOM house for rent with op To furnish all the materials and E. P. Crawford, Treharne. 14t3 tion to buy. $35.00 per month. labor to lay down asphalt paving Two blocks from city center. not less than 2 inches in thick HAY RAKE, hay loader. Pebble Electric stove, electric hot water ness over the driveways and Cr ek Dairy. Phone 16212. 14t3 heater, garage. $1700. Leo Vio parking area south of the main lette, 8th St., Riverview. 14t3 building, a total area of approxi IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT Order your Stout Irrigation Sys HOUSE FOR SALE $2750. Three mately four thousand square tem today. Free engineering and I bedrooms, living rm., dining rm., yards, the same to be performed estimate«. Proper irrigation will I kitchen, bath, auto, water htr., and completed between the 29th increase your present product garage, 16x20 shop, 100’xl50’ lot. day of May, 1953 and the last day of September, 1953. More de C. Shaw, 4th St., Riverview. many limes. 14t3c tailed specifications may be had SIMPSON'S HARDWARE by calling at the office of the Uptown St. Helen« high school building between 8:00 FOR SALE OR TRADE 14tfc o’clock A.M. and 5:00 o’clock P.M. EQUITY in 8-acre farm within on week days. AUCTION: Every Friday. We city limits. Three houses, barn, The School District reserves the have a good market for your live berries. Edgar Hartzell, next to right to rejet any and all bids stock, furniture, tools, poultry. city pumping plant. 16tl and bids «should be delivered or We buy, sell, trade, every week mailed to the undersigned clerk day, paying cash for livestock, LOST AND FOUND of the District, Mona M. Gordon, furniture, machinery, tools. Alt man’s Auction Mart, Forest Grove. LOST: Billfold, about 2 blocks Phones: 16215 nights, 5320. Walt below Seventh Day Adv'ntist Altman, Auctioneer, selling live- church. Lois McMillan. Finder stixk or general farm sales any- leave with Charles Long, 1092 2nd 16t2c lltfc Ave. •where. AUCTION Bring your livestock and mite. to Clatskanie Auction yard where we have many buyers and sellers. Livestock sold by the head or pound. SALE EVERY SATURDAY AT 12:30 P.M. CLATSKANIE AUCTION YARD Milt Butler. Auctioneer Phone 1600 7tfc HOME LAUNDRY Phone 1107. Mrs. York. Laundry, fluff dried, 15c lb. Shirts, finished extra, 25c. Flat finish'd, minimum $1.00. One day service on request on fluff dried. Also curtain stretch ing. 9tfc PRUNING, LAWNS. LAND SCAPING. ROCKERIES. SHRUBS Fruit. Nut, Shade Trees Estimates free. Call St. Helens 1214 W 1, Thornton’s Nursery, box 23. Warren. Ore. 5tfc ALL makes of sewing machines repaired. Electrification of any make machine. Park’s New Home Store, 4818 N. Lombard or in quire Eagle office. 38tfc DEAD STOCK PICKED UP Free of Charge ALSO OLD. WORTHLESS LIVE HORSES BOUGHT. Phene collect, Clatskanie 44R11 COLUMBIA RENDERING COMPANY Sltfc FOR SALE—Insurance HFLL 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 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 k Notice« 80c THE EAGLE assumes no finan cial responsibility for errors that may appear in ads pub lished in its columns, but in case where this paper is at fault, will reprint that part of an adv. in which the typo- NO information on classifieds will be given out until after paper is mailed graphical mistake occur*. NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER WED NOON EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEKS PAPER. Seaman Home From Alaska BIRKENFELD — Lloyd Lou- signont, Slzc, is home on leave after spending 13 months in Alas- ka. He will report April 18 at Seattle for re-assignment. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Perry spent the week end hsre. Mrs. Perry had the misfortune to slip on the heavily waxed linoleum. She sustained quite a bruise on her head. Mrs. Jack Brittner had a plas tic party Thursday afternoon and Mrs. Fred Larson had one Thurs day evening. Mrs. Helen Jump of Tillamook is the representative. The girls 4-H club under the leadership of Mrs. Mary Mills held a tea at her home Thursday afternoon. The girls made most of the refreshments and displayed their sewing. Those present were Mrs. Florence Rawlinson, Mrs. Nell Marshall, Mrs. Trent Garner, Mrs. Cecil Elliott and Cheryl Jen sen. Part Taken in Festival Of Music at Astoria NATAL — Marilou Frederick son, Maxine Oblack and Jeanette Dass were among those who par ticipated in the music festival at Astoria last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Titus of Portland spent the week end at the Pringle home. Miss Virginia Mathews spent the week end at h r home here, Mrs. Sam Devine made a busi. ness trip to St. Helens and Port- land Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Vans of Portland called on Mr. and Mrs- Bill Pringle one day last week. Vernonia, Oregon. By order of the School District Board. Mona M. Gordon, Clerk 16t2c Life Can Begin at 40 By Dr. Frank G. Spaulding sooner or later play havoc with your digestion, or lead to con stipation, high blood pressure, or heart disease. Ill-will, jealousy, suspicion, accumulated resent ment—all make a needless drain upon vital forces and induce ner- vous diseases. 5. Cultivate patience. You may have no control over world con- ditions, but you can control your self. Cultivate an unruffled at titude towards people, circum stances and your work. Be calm —learn to wait. Impatience is a handicap to good health. 6. Develop a hobby. Do some- thing different from your re Ru lar work to enliven your spare time. Play, read, take pictures, collect something, make some thing or engage in some kind of activity interesting to you. 7. Establish regularity in all of your health habits. This includes proper elimination, moderate eat ing, adequate sleep and whole some exercise. 8. Watch your waistline. Ex cessive fat after 40 is detrimen tal — it interferes with the nor mal function of th« liver, kidneys and the heart. 9. Watch for danger signals, insomnia. Chronic indigestion, headache, fatigue, etc., should not be considered middle-age symp toms. They may be warning signals that your body needs at tention. 10. Resolve not to grow old. Persons who live in the past grow old accordingly. Don’t yearn for the return of “the good old days”. Youth lives in the present and the future. Keep your mind young and elastic and make middle age the productive time of life. It has been said that the way for a person to live to a ripe old age is to acquire a chronic ail ment while young and take good care of it. Are these words of wisdom, or merely words of wit? It is true that many persons who have become chronically ill in their youth have regained their health through observance of strict health rules and have lived long and useful lives. It is equally true that many persons who have had comparatively good health during the earlier periods of life begin to break in middle age. If you have not “enjoyed” the doubtful advantage of being chronically ill in youth and if you have arrived at the middle period of life, this health article should be of special value to you. Many other matters are of great importance. Some of these are presented briefly in the following rules for men and women of 40 and over 40 1. Slow down. You may be able to go as fast as before, but if you do you are inviting old age to come prematurely. "Make haste slowly,” if you would live a longer, more useful life. 2. Avoid fatigue—it is a killer. Fatigue produces poisons that in jure the nervous system and has ten the onset of old age. When you are tired, rest promptly and completely. To drive yourself to the point of exhaustion is to court disaster. 3. Learn to relax—even while you work. Let your muscles be as loose as possible; you will do your job more easily and save wear and tear on your nervous system. And if you can lie down and rest during the day, even for The continent of Asia has the 20 or 30 minutes, you will length largest population in the world en the span of life. 4. Don’t whip your nerves with but the lowest per capita pro and consumption of your emotions. The habit of duction ' making emotional “scenes” will i leather footwear. RUNS aaisdui NMOa CARD OF THANKS MY SINCERE appreciation is ex pressed in this message to friends and organizations who remember- ed m? with cards and by visits during the time I was ill. BERT HAWKINS 16tlc NOTICE ATTENTION: 1942 graduating class reunion I.O.O.F. hall, Ver nonia, May 16, 8 p.m. Dinner served. Please notify if you will attend. Kathleen Hall, 956 Rose Ave., phone 1193. 15t6c WANTED LAWN MOWF.R sharpening the Electrokene way. Will call and deliver. Albert Schalock, River view, phone 1322. 16t3 LOGGING SHOW not already destroyed by cat or donk'-y. Best forestry practices following a state forester’s inspection and re commendation. Planned and care, ful thinning so remaining trees may mature to profitable size, or complete utilization if clearcut which leaves no messy firetrap. Horse loggers. No business Sat urday. Clint Seibert. 16t3c CUTS LEFT CUTS « [I J RIGHT Rff ì I.IB WUN SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SERVICE Crawford Auto Wreckers. 775 S. Highway, £-t. Helens, Ore. 15tfc' HOW ABOUT ploughing that garden for you? All work guaran teed. Best of service. Call Ed Thornton, 253, leave orders to plough. 15tfc HOME LITE EXPERIENCED new and used car salesman for Ford dealership In quire Doherty Motor Co., Forest Grove, Ore., phone 1741. 14t3c Chain Saw ROTOT1LLING by the hour Call George Johnson or write Marvin McGaughey, Vernonia. 14t3 HIGHEST cash price* paid for .ream and eggs at your door— picked up once or twice weekly — call o.' write Forest Gros* Cream ery, Forest Grove, Oregon, phone 12« 14tfc FOR RENT FURNISHED Apt: three rooms, bath, electric range, refrigerator oil heat and laundry. Riverview I Apts. I6tfc I APARTMENT for rent. Fuel and I water furnished 376 North St. L. M Porterfield. 14tfc LARGE sl.eping room, two beds with kitchen privilege if desired. Riverview Cabins. Riverview. Oregon. lltfc TED S SAW SHOP RIVERVIEW AT FIRST PHONE 775 VERNONIA. ORE. ITS N€W ■ 5€E IT TODAY
