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THURSDAY MAY 21, 1953
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THE
EAGLE.
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VERNONIA,
ORE.
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CLASSIFIEDS
MAY this express my sincere
thanks to those who remembered
me while I was in the hospital by
sending flowers and cards.
MRS. RUBY SMITH
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FOR SALE—General
FOR SALE—Real Estate
REPOSSESSED Spinet piano, like
m w. Big reduction, for sale to
responsible party. Terms. Phone
or write Day Music Co., 808 S.E.
Morrison St., Portland, Oregon,
Fillmore 5389_____________ 21t4c
HOMES
4-ROOM house, furnished. Price
only $1000, easy terms.
4-ROOM house wired for range.
Extra large single garage. Price
only $2750, good terms.
4-ROOM semi-modern house, 2
bedrooms.
$1250 full price,
very easy terms.
FARMS
4 ACRES with new 4-room house
on year-round stream.
Full
price $3500, $100 down.
47 ACRES 7 mi. out on main high
way. New, unfinished but live
able house. Nehalem
river
through place; 10 acres in cul
tivation. Price only $4500, good
terms.
DON BAYLEY. BROKER
MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia
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15-Ft.
DEEPFREEZE
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shape. Just used 8-months. 1508
Nehalem St.
Russell Ragland.
Will deliver to buyer.
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YOUNGSTOWN 66 In. double
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sink in excellent condition. Also
Superflame double burner oil cir
culating heater with fan, practi
cally
new.
Both
reasonably
priced. Call 3720.
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ME ROTOTILLER, $250. Good
condition. Inquire 959 Rose Ave.
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ONE GEHL field chopper. One I
Fox ensilage blower complete
with engine. For sal® reasonable. FOR SALE by owner: Modern
Inquire Vernonia Eagle office.
house including Spark oil heater,
21t3c electric range, table top electric
water heater. Close to church and
SEED and eating potatoes for schools. 209 B St. Inquire Sam
sale.
John Siedelman, Pebble (taring, 891 3rd St.
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Creek road, Vernonia.
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LARGE pansy plants 15c each;
large fuschias, $1.50; glad bulbs |
65c; dahlia bulbs $2.00; tuber be- j
gonias 50c each. Bedding plants j
of all sorts 25c and 40c dozen. ,
Bouquets for Memorial Day $1 j
and up. Order now, phon” 7719.
We (I diver.
Riverview Green
house.
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FOR SALE: 1 Hereford bull;
1 Hereford cow with second calf,
a heifer; 1 Milking Shorthorn to
freshen in July with second calf;
2 yearling heifers. Mrs. O. S.
Poynter, Keasey Rt.
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Oliver H-G-cle-trac, has blade and
armored for logging; price $2550.
Contract available on about 100,.
000 ft. of timber. Ed Tipton.'
Vernonia, Oregon.
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ROTOT1LLING by th? hour. Call
Johnson's garage or write Mar
vin McGaughey, Vernonia. 20t3
'41 CHEV Cabover, long wheel
base truck. See Clair Devine.
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IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
Order your Stout Irrigation Sys
tem today. Free engineering and
estimates. Proper irrigation will
increase your present product
many limes.
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SIMPSON'S HARDWARE
Uptown St. Helens
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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: 7615 nights, 5320. Walt
Aitman. Auctioneer, selling live
stock or general farm sales any
where.
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AUCTION
Bring your livestock and misc. to
Clatskanie Auction yard where
we have many buyors 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
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HOME LAUNDRY—Phone 1107.
Mu. York. Laundry, fluff dried,
15c lb Shirts, finished extra, 25c.
Flat finish'd, minimum $1.00.
On? day service on request on
fluff dried. Also curtain stretch
ing.
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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.
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AL^> makes of sewing machines
repaired
Electrification of any
make machine Park's New Home
Store, 4816 N. Lombard or in
quire Eagle office.
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DEAD STOCK PICKED UP
Free of Charge
ALSO OLD. WORTHLESS LIVE
HORSES BOUGHT.
Phone collect. Clatskanie 44R11
COLUMBIA RENDERING
COMPANY
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The Problem of Too Much Alcohol
CARD OF THANKS
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. Ged. Bell, H. Hudson.
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FOR RENT
TWO-BEDROOM house in River
view. Inquire Albert Schalock,
phons 1322.
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3-ROOM furnished apartment for
rent. Inquire Palace Cafe. 21tlc
HOUSE for rent on 2 *4 acres
June 1. Partly furnished. Cut
flowers for
decoration.
Also
gladioli bulbs and other peren
nials.
5th house on 10th St.,
Riverview, Mrs. John Krinick.
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FURNISHED Apt: three rooms,
bath, electric range, refrigerator
oil heat and laundry. Riverview
Apts.________________________ 16tfc
LARGE sleeping room, two beds
with kitchen privilege if desired.
Riverview
Cabins,
Riverview,
Oregon.
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3-ROOM nicely furnished house,
162 A St. See Mrs. Grace Currie,
176 A St., phon? 1104.
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HOUSE to rent: 3 rooms partly
furnish-d.
Riverview, 1st St.,
Mrs. Frank Mills.
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WANTED
HELF’ WANTED: Housekeeper to
assist in family of 3 and help care
for invalid. t Live in. $75 per
month. R. A. Peterson, Mist Rt.,
Phone 776.
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WANTED: Strawberry pickers.
Camping facilities. Martin Stadel-
man, Rt. 1, Box 230, Cornelius.
2'a miles N.E. Mountaindale.
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HIGHEST cash prices paid for
cream and eggs at your door—
picked up once or twice weekly—
call or write Forest Grove Cream
ery. Forest Grov?. Oregon. Phone
126.
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STRAWBERRY pickers register
with Ruth St?ers or call 155
Banks or write to Alta Carsten,
Banks. Oregon. Will notify when
picking will start.
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I WOULD like to plough that
garden for you and have if ready
for you to do your planting. All
work guaranteed. Phone 253.
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WORK baby sitting. Inquire at
Vernonia Eagle office.
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WANTED
BERRY PICKERS
BOTH HILL AND MOUNTAIN
BERRIES
Transportation furnished. Excel
lent berriea. Register by post
card to—
ROLLING HILLS FARM
Star Rt., Bankn, Oregon
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SEPTIC TANK
PUMPING SERVICE
Crawford Auto Wreckers.
77$ S. Highway, £-t. Helens. Ore
Phone 650
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Approximately 24 per cent of
the 83rd Congress are retired or
reserve commissioned officers in
the armed force».
organization is spontaneous in
By Dr. Frank G. Spaulding
Before national prohibition we that it has no elected officers as
heard and read much about the such, no parliamentary proced
evils of drink. Nowdays we hear ures in its regular weekly meet
little about the destructive ef
fects of too much alcohol—too ings, no dues, no statistics, and
little, in fact, for Mother Nature very little inter-communication
still exacts from hard drinkers among its groups. Th? spirit and
i the same severe penalties she has objectives of AA are the only
J always demanded of those who means of perpetuating the activi-
I disregard her laws.
Th? most effective way of pres
enting som? scientific facts about
alcoholism, I believe, is to quote
the words. of several eminent
I physicians who addressed a re-
Icent meeting of the American As
sociation for the Advancement of
Science. The unhappy ending of
I 1000 drunkard lives was reported
by Dr. Timothy Leary of Boston
■ as follows;
"The alcoholic addict dies from
I acute intoxication (about one-
j third of cases); or he falls on the
I street or down stairs or from a
' roof or window; or h? is asphyx
iated by position or by unmasti
cated food in the air passages, or
vomitus he has inhaled; or he
ruptures the caria by vomiting
and dies of hemorrhage, or from
acute pancreatitis related to vo
miting; or he exposes himself to
bitter weather and dies from lo
■ S
bar pneumonia' or frost bite
gangrene; or he falls into the
water; is drowned; or is resusci
tated, and dies of pneumonia; or
he sets fire to his clothing or bed
clothing while smoking; or he
doesnt eat and develops avita As I am quitting the diary business and moving io Clackamas County
minoses particularly those with I will sell the following described livestock and machinery at public
nervous system manifestations; or auction on the Lew Choate farm, 14 mips from Vernonia on the Mist
he ingests drugs or other agents I road end 2 miles East of Mist or 14 miles from Clatskanie on Mist
which kill; or he becomes despon I Road on
dent and commits suicide; or after i
prolonged habits of intoxication
Sale Starts at 1 P.M
he dies with or from cirrhosis of I Thursday, May 28, 1953
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Benefit Lunch at Noon
th? liver.”
Dr. Lawrence Kolb, assistant i
? (eon general of the United CASE 1948 MODEL PICKUP BALER. 9 MATURE GEESE AND 9
States Public Health Service, dis- I *
1 GOSLINGS. 5 TONS BALED GRASS HAY.
cussing the causes of alcoholism, I
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HEAD OF GRADE DAIRY CATTLE
28
declared:
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"The Unit d States has a higher I 1 3 Guernsey, 4 Jersey, 1 Jersey-Brown Swiss, 2 Holstein, 1 Holstein
Jersey cows. 2 Holstein 2 yr. old fresh heifers. 2 Guernsey springing
death rate from alcoholism than
heifer 2 yrs. old. 1 Whiiefaced bred heifer, 1 Guernsey yearling heifer,
most European countries» due
1 Whitfaced yearling heifer, 1 Guernsey heifer 6 months old, 3 Angus-
probably to the fact that people
here are more prosperous and Jersey heifers, 9 months old. 1 Registered Whitefaced Bull, 3 yrs.
have more leisure in which to . old. 5 Calves.
drink.
9 head have freshened since Feb. as follows: 3 in Feb.. 3 in
"Conservative estimates indi
March. 1 in April and 2 in May. 1 due to freshen by sale date-
cate that there are at least 200.-
A good clean herd. All dehorned but two and all double tested.
000 chronic alcoholics in the U.S.
FULL INFORMATION WILL BE GIVEN AT SALE.
and 1,000,000 potential chronic
TERMS: SEE CLERK FOR TERMS BEFORE SALE.
drunks, Dr. Kolb declar d, and
show that alcoholism is a public
JAMES STOUT, OWNER
health problem of as much im-
A. H. Abts, of The
portance as many of the major Walt Altman, Auctioneer,
of Altman’s Auction Yard,
Commercial Bank of
infectious diseases.
Oregon, Clerk
“Alcohol is one of the major Forest Grove, Oregon
causes of criminality,” Dr. Kolb
added, “since studies have shown
that almost 50 per cent of crimes
committ'd are du? to intemper
ance.” Judge Joseph T. Zottoli,
of th? municipal court of Boston
reported to Dr. Kolb that accord
ing to his studies 90 per cent of
the adult population of Massa
chusetts prisons were confined
for misdemeanors due to drunk-
eness and 50 per cent of those
convicted of felony were alco-
holies.
You can have 4-day Dry
Alcoholics Anonymous is a fel-
Cleaning
and Laundry
lowship of about 120,030 mem-
bers throughout the country. The
Service at Our Plant in
WE WISH to thank our friends
and neighbors for their help and
contributions during the recent
fire in which our home and be
longings were destroyed. Claude
Weaver and family.
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I WISH to thank all my friends
who sent cards ^nd visited me
while I was in the hospital. BOB
THOMPSON.
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Oregon-American
LUMBER
CORPORATION
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PU3LIC HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given that a
public hearing will be held before
the undersigned at room 36, State
Office Building, 1400 S. W. Fifth
Avenue, Portland, at 10:00 A M.,
May 25, 1953, to receive evidence
and testimony relating to a pro
posal to discontinue the Portland
market pool and to establish dis
tributor pools in the Portland
marketing area.
Dated at Portland, Oregon, May
12, 1953.
W. S. Weidel, Administrator
Milk Marketing Administra
tion
State of Oregon
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Vernonia, Oregon
AUCTION SALE
NOTICE is h.reby given that
the Oregon State Land Board will
receive sealed bids at its office in
the State Capitol at Salem, Ore
gon, up to 10:00 o’clock a.m. on
Tuesday, June 2, 1953, for the
leasing of t de and overflow land,
more particularly describ 'd here
inafter, giving, however, to the
owner or owners of any lands
abutting or fronting thereon pre
ference right to lease said tide
and overflow land at the highest
price offered, for a period of 48
hours after opening of sjpd bids,
provided such offer is mad? in
good faith, and provided the Land
Board reserves right to reject any
and all bids.
Said land is situated in Colum
bia County, Oregon and is des
cribed as follows:
All of the tide and overflow
land lying between mean
high and mean low water
marks along the westerly
shoreline of the Columbia
River; beginning at the north
west meander corner of Lot
1, Sec. 19, Twp. 6 North,
Range 1 West, W.M., and ex
tending northwesterly along
said shoreline to the south
east meander corner of Sec.
13, Twp. 6 North, Range 2
West, W.M.
Bids must be accompanied by
certified or cashier’s check or
money order for full amount of
first year’s rental, and no bids
will be considered for less than
$100.00 per annum, lease to be for
a period of 15 years. In addition
to amount bid, the successful bid
der shall pay actual cost of ad
vertising.
All bids should be
sealed and addressed to E. T.
Pierce, Clerk, State Land Board,
Salem, Oregon, and marked "Bid
to lease tide and overflow land.”
Dated at Salem, Oregon, April
15, 1933.
E. T. Pierce,
Clerk. Stat? Land Board
Dates of Publication: April 30,
May 7, 14, 21, 28,
Vernonia.
YESTERDAYS
FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Eagle, May 13. 1948
County 4-H clubs have a mem
bershop of 715. There are 63
clubs and 55 adult leaders.
W. A. Davis became the owner
of Cason’s Transfer last Thursday.
Announcement of th? chang; was
made by Dan Cason who has
o^ned and operated the business
for the past 25 vears.
TEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. May 13, 1943
Thirty people are badly ne:d'd
for volunteer service as watchers
on the aircraft warning service
post near her?. Chief Observer
M. A. Oakes said Tuesday.
Miss Roberta Sword, graduat
ing senior at Vernonia high
school, was appointed summer life
guard for the city swimming pool
by the citv council.
Jonnibel Hatfield was elected
worthy advisor of Rainbow Mon
day. Other officers elected were:
Gwendolyn Graves, worthy as
sociate advisor; Lillian Laird,
Charity; Nina MacDonald. Hope;
Helen Fowler, Faith and Evelyn
H aring. Recorder.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
COLUMBIA COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of
CARL LEVI GOODBURN. De
ceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
Administrator of the Estate of
Carl Lvi Goodburn. Deceased, by
the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Columbia County, and
has qualified. AU persons having
claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the
same, duly verifi.j as by law
required, to the undersign -d at
the office of David O. Bennett,
St. Helens, Oregon, within six
months from the date her-oft
Dated and first published: Mav 7,
1953.
Date of final publication: May 28,
1953.
Dawavne Marvin Goodburn
Administrator
David O. Bennett, Attorney
St. Helens, Oregon
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FOR ATHLETES FOOT A
KERATOLYTIC IS A MUST
What is a keratolytic’ An agent
that deadens the infected skin. It
then peels off. exposing more
germs, to its killing action. Get
T-4-L, a keratolytic. at any drug
store. If not pleased IN ONE
HOUR, your 40c back. Today at
NANCE S
Quebec is North America’s only
willed city.
ties. For further information, a
book is available called Alcoholics
Anonymous, published by Works
Publishing. Ing., New York City.
Th? main objective of AA is
to aid by specific process in the
solution of the alcoholic prob
lem in the individual. We recom
mend that those faced with an
alcoholic problem contact the lo
cal chapter AA sine? it is a worthy
organization offering immeasur
able assistance.
ALSO. WE WILL PICK UP AND
DELIVER EVERY WEDNESDAY.
JUST CALL 1211
WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS
SEAWRIGHTS
VERNONIA CLEANERS
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We have completed our expansion program at
our main plant and are equipped to give excel
lent service with top quality cleaning. We are
in Vernonia to serve and will use Vernonia help.
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