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Newspaper Page Text» THURSDAY, AUG. 13. 1953 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE—General LOVELY used piano, excellent cj - m and condition. Terms. A teauyrain for someon?. Write Day Ntaver Co., 808 S. E. Morrison St., Wortfand 14, Oregon. 33t7c FOR SALE—Real Estate WKEK-OLD calves for sale. FrM'I • Creek Dairy, phone 16212. 33tl FOR SALE IN VERNONIA: 5-rm. house, 2 bedrooms. City water, paved street, 1 block to grade school. Price $1150, terms. MUST SELL mod rn house 2 blocks from city center. $2750. Will give terms. 4-ROOM 1'n-story house, City water, garden lot. Price $1700. Will give terms, AND other properties. Se? Bert i Mills, 763 Second St.. Vernonia, I Oregon. 33tl MK SALE: 60-horse Oliver trac- mr ■- A-l condition, nearly new rubber Two-bottom plow, disc. All fur $635. See Bert Mills at X) Second St., Vernonia, Ore. 33tl I I UPRIGHT Estey piano, good con- Mahogany finish. $85. R. I Cameron. Call 614 or inquire Eagle office. 33t3 FOR SALE BY OWNER: Four- room two-bedroom home with bath and utility. Concrete foun- dation, hardwood floors, all in sulated with permanent shake sid ing. Locat'd two miles cast of Hillsboro near new Brookwood school. On lot 60’ by 300' with lawn, flowers, garden and young fruit trees. Price $6250. Inquire at 642 Third Street, Vernonia. 33$3 WOOL scatter, never been standard size, wine color. rtorj>-.in at $5. 1205 State St., isdur*- 1044. 33t 1 •XAS RANGE, 30 gal. gas water turnt« r 150 gal gas bottle. Phone Mte 3Zt3c HOMES HAVE A home and income: very neat duplex across street from grade school, 2 bedrooms on ajKEF.IES — Raspberries, Logan fcvmes. King Nector, Cascades, A each side. Live in one, rent HNirtx iries Albert Schalock, 3rd other; 75x100 lot, double gar Riverview. 32t3 age. A very good buy at $6000. Good terms. WIZARD 6 HP outboard motor. Haasl been used 25 hours 1483 GOOD 6-room modern house, 1 Bridge St 3213 bedroom down, 3 up. Wired for range. Part basement. Price VW) discount on new TV sets. $25 $4250, very good terms. cari or trade. This off r expires Aui'ust 15. H. T. Hudson. 31t3c EXCEPTIONALLY neat 4 room plastered home. Extra large garage, can be remodeled into CASCADES and raspberries for «□J»’ Also shake blocks to trade apartment. One block from grade school. A very good buy fiw tJiMgun or calf. C. N. Run- at $5250. Terms. rfrll, Riverview. 31t3 VERY NEAT 5-room mod rn CURL'S «CYCLE. Inquire at house plus sleeping porch; 2 Pah«» Cafe. 31t3 bedrooms and dining room Wired for range, Price of $5500 iWSi RATION AND WEATHER includes some furniture elec- STHIPPING. "Th more comfort, trie range, refrigerator, etc. rjiw I ss cost.” Np money down, Good terms. via'.y payments. E. L. Blake Con- on Co., box 93, Clatskanie, GOOD 2-bedroom home, 2 lots. Very neat. Price $3000. Cragon. l'lu-n«- 312. 2iitfc FARMS SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill 25 ACRES, 17 cleared. Out 3 mil s. rt'set Call 3811, A. G. Ostrander. Year round stream; 7-rm. house. 26t52<- Price $3500. Good t?rms. 1 JUtJMODELING, home improve- 18 ACRES on paved highway; 7- room house, double garage, lawn'v: house leveling, founda- woodshed and chick hous? i«r additions. All work guaran- and barn. Six-year lease on Sr»«e No money down, easy 340 acres goes with place. Price rvm • E. L. Blake Construe- $5800, good terms. t»«i Co, box 93, Clatskanie, Ore- DON BAYLEY. BROKER xxw< Phone 312. 28tfc MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia APKON SHOP, clothing repairs, 31tlc tilling. At Vernonia Clean MODERN 5-room house, garage, er- June Willis, phone 1211. garden spot, fruit room. $2850. 23tfc l’hone 1432. 31t3 UtfilGATION EQUIPMENT FOR SALE—Cars, Truck^ Oriav your Stout Irrigation Sys- txwu Today. Free engineering and GUARANTEED USED CARS ■riEoosaias. Proper irrigation will — SPECIALS rxrrvese your present product 1951 DODGE Coronet 4-door. -wamy I imes. Gyromatic. Seat I Covers. SIMPSON S HARDWARE Heater. Defroster $1595 00 Uptown St. Helens 1946 CHEV ton. < overloads. 14tfc covered box $495.00 AUCTION Every Friday. We 1946 FORD 2 door sedan, New paint, new seat iw a good market for your live- covers $595 00 ■U» k furniture, tools, poultry. I A'« buy, sell, trade, every week 1948 FORD 2 door sedan. Radio and heater 57S7.00 daci paying cash for livestock, tjarveture, machinery, tools. Alt- 1947 PONTIAC 6 4 door sedan. Radio and heater, new paint r art ■ Auction Mart. Forest Grove. Motor overhauled $711.00 rtiro 7615 nights. 5320 Walt AN vîh , Auctioneer, selling live- Several Chev. and Dodge Pickups at Special Prices *t«w k or general farm sales any- BANK TERMS lltfc HAWKEN MOTORS rWUIE LAUNDRY Phone 1107. Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Wr York. Laundry, fluff dried, V arnonia — Phone 501 ar t Shirts, finished extra. 25c. 33tlc Flit finistc'd, minimum $1.00 ClUt day service on request on 1953 WILLYS 4 dr. sedan, radio, I heater, overdrive. 2600 ac fluì' dried. Also curtain stretch- tual miles. New car guar <r>r 9tfc antee. $598 down. $49.00 month. iT)R SALE—Real Estate 1951 CHEV Styleline deluxe 4 dr. sedan. Green, many ex tras. It locks like new $1445 1950 WILLYS Station Wagon. 4- WODERN attractive 3 room house wheel drive, new tires. 20.- witZ nook and utility room. Elec 000 miles. Locally owned. tric range, refrigerator, hot water Used for family fce»t r and electric heat. 50x100 car $385 down W Neatly fine«!. Large garage 1950 FORD 2 dr. sedan. The Inquire House No. 9 O-A family will like this car. Ml :iit4 Economical and easy to Flh.R ROOM house, nuxlern Veri handle $389 down rei -1 nablj priced Inquire Vern 1948 DODGE 4 dr. sedan. A ■Sylt» - \ emonia Auto Co 32tfc luxury car. Clean inside and out. Motor in excellent FW.irr ROOM hous • furnished, in condition. Guaranteed $795 UtK <1 shape. Trice $5500 See 1 THIS WEEK ONLY Ix»u - Vh»lettc, 888 Second St. 1938 PONTIAC 4 dr. sedan, Ra V< n a. On gon. 3113 dio and healer $47 1 NJl'E 6 room home, electric range 1939 PLYMOUTH 4 dr sedan $47 1940 DODGE 2 dr. .ard new tabletop water heater $77 Ph« nr and citv w ater. New out- 1939 CHRYSLER epe $47 h.r .‘<i.ngs. 2 7/8 acres clear land. VERNONIA AUTO CO. F ir-t whit ? house on Stoney Point 27 Years in Business in Varnoma tnivi mile from city limits. Phone 342 Vernonia Q. P Davis, phone 1593. 31t3c 33t1c I I FOR SALE—I nsurance I 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 NOTICE OF BOND SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the City of Vernoma, Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the purchase of its General Obliga tion Sewer Bonds in the principal sum of $85,000 00 at 8 00 o'clock p.m. on August 24, 1953, at the City Hall in Vernonia, Oregon. Said bonds are to b ■ numbered 1 to 85 inclusive, are to be in de nominations of $1,000.00 each, will be dated September 1, 1953, and will mature as follows: No. of Bond Date of Maturity 1 to 3 September 1, 1955 4 to 6 September 1, 1956 7 to 9 September 1, 1957 10 to 12 September 1, 1958 13 to 15 September 1, 1959 16 to 19 September 1, 1968 20 to 23 September 1, 1931 24 to 27 September 1. 1962 28 to 31 September 1, 1963 32 to 35 Septemb r 1, 1964 36 to 40 September 1, 1965 41 to 45 September 1, 1966 46 to 50 September 1, 1967 51 to 55 September 1, 1968 56 to 61 September 1, 1969 62 to 67 September 1, 1970 68 to 73 September 1, 1971 74 to 79 September 1. 1972 80 to «5 September 1, 1973 All bonds of this issue numb red 62 and above shall be callable on and after any interest paying date on and after Sepr-mber 1. 1954, and all bonds of this issue num- b red 28 and above shall be call able on and after September 1, 1962. Notice of intention to take up and cancel any bonds on any optional payment date, is to be given in a n.wspaper printed and published in Vernonia, Oregon, at least thirty days prior to the I date of said intended redemption, and interest shall cease on any bonds so called from and after the interest date next following such publication. The bids will be publicly opened at said time and the bonds shall be sold to the bidder offering to pur chase the same at not less than 98 per cent of par and accrued in terest thereon, and at the lowest net interest cost to the City. Each bid shall be in writing and, except any bids submitted by the State of Oregon or any sinking fund of the City of Vernonia, must bo accompanied by a certified check on a bank doing business in the State of Oregon in an amount of 2 per c:nt of the par value of the amount bid. made payable to the City of Vernonia, as a guaranty of good faith. All net revenues derived from sewer connection fees and sewer use charges shall be paid into a special fund and used exclusively for the payment of said bonds and interest therson. The City of Vernonia reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the interest of the City. Legal approving opinion will be furnished th • successful bidder. Sam Hearing Recorder of the City of Ver- nonia. Carrell F. Bradley City Attorney 32t3c FOR SALE OR TRADE JOHNSON 2’ k HP outboard Wdl trade tor good set of golf clubs. Telephone V.rnonia 457. 859 First Ave. 33tl GIRL'S BIKE to trade for small boy’s bicycle. Wm. Pringle, Mist Rt. 33t3 CASE pickup baler for cows or most anything of equal value. Fred J Robitsch. Rt. 1. Box 97, Port land. Ore. 32t3 FOR RENT FOUR-ROOM unfurnished up stairs apartment. Phone 776. Riverview Tavern. 31t3 WANTED HALF,cubic vard fresh horse ma nure, delivered. See Mrs. Mabel Solary at 706 First, Vernonia. 33t3 HOUSEKEEPER for small family. Modern conveniences. $75 per month and room and board. Phone 1627. 33t3c WANTED TO RENT: small room or cabin for storing furniture. Must not 1’ak. Mrs. Otto' Knower, 10th St., Riverview. 33(1 HOUSEKEEPER for family of four. Mother "mployed part time. Live in. $75.00 per month. R. A. P-terson, 3rd St., Riverview. Phone 776. 3113 WANTED. Fir, Cedar, Hemlock, Cottonwood Logs, also piling. Niedermeyer-Martin Co., 715 Port land Trust Bldg., Portland 4, Ore gon. 29t7c ALDER LOGS WANTED Will pay premium price really good logs. for JURGENS MILLS Beaver Spring* Road—Rainier Phone 6 8256 25tfc HIGHEST cash prices paid for cream and eggs at your door— picked up once or twic weekly— call or write Forest Grove Cream ery, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone 126. 14tfc SEPTIC TANK PUMPING SERVICE Crawford Auto Wreckers, 775 S. Highway, St. Helens, Ore. Phone 650 15tfc CARD OF THANKS OUR heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors fur their kind acts of sympathy during our recent sorrow. Special thanks go to the Hughes-Ransom mortuary and to Rev. Cross. Mrs. Hom r Davis and Daughter Mrs. Ada Davis Mr. and Mrs. Bert Davis Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis Mr. and Mrs. J *ssie Gardner 33t I i I WOULD like to take this op portunity to thank everyone who sent me cards while I was in the hospital. TERRY BRADY 33t 1 LOST AND FOUND FOUND Two pairs of glasses at city park pool Both have plastic frames One pair in leather case Owners claim at Eagle office by paying for this adv 32t3c CLASSIFIED RATES MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 words or less. Words over min imum. 2c each. Three inser tions for the price of two. CARD of Thanks & Notices: 80c. NO information on classifieds will be given out until after paper is mailed. NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER WED NOON EXCEPT FOR NEXT WEEK S PAPER. 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 graphical mistake occurs. POETRY accepted only as paid matter Rate: Sc per type line. BLIND ads with answers to be haiAlled by the Eagle Mini mum charge 80c No inform« tion given relative to such ads. Auto dealers provid d more than 6.000 new passenger cars for high schixil driver training pro grams in 1952. The cars were valued at 12 million dollars. t t Special Numbers Add to Program LEGAL NOTICE CITATION In the County Court of the Stat ■ of Oregon for the County of Columbia In the matter of the adoption of Sandra Kay Mooers, a minor, by Lloyd L. — Eddings and 3etty Mai Eddings, husband and wife. Petitioners. TO John N'elz T Mooers : IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON. You are com manded to appear in the above entitled Court in th? courthouse in the City of St. Helens, Colum bia County. Oregon, on the 4th day of September. 1953, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A M. of said day to show cause, if any you have, why said minor child. Sandra Kay Mcxx'rs. should not h? legally adopted by Lloyd L. Eddings in conjunction with his wife. Betty Mae Eddings, und ?r a Deere? of said Court, as prayed for in the petition of Lloyd L. Eddings and Betty Mae Eddings, and that the name of said child b? changed to Sandra Kav Ed dings, and if you fail to appear, for want thereof, petitioners will applv to the Court for the adop tion of said child and for the change of name of m d child te Sandra Kay Eddings, al! a> prajed for in the petition This citation is published for four w.cks by order of said Court and the first date of such publication is Aug- ust 6. 1953. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court affixed this 3rd day of August. 1953. C. W Wickman. COUNTY CLERK (COUNTY COURT SF AL’ 32t5c RIVERVIEW — Week end visi tors at th? home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler were Mr. and Mrs. Walter George of Horton. I Sunday visitors there were Mr I and Mrs. Gus Larson and son, I Dick, of Portland. Dick furnished i sev.ral special musical numbers j at th? evening service of the Ver nonia Bibls church. Both Mrs. George and Mrs. Larson are sisters of Mrs. Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hudson were at the Latter Day Saints church at Astoria Sunday evening where Mr. Hudson delivered the even ing message. Mrs. Fritz Burkhard of Carson. Washington and h r mother. Mrs Annie Roberts, spent Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Normand and daughter, Gl?nda. w mt to Pros pect Thursday where they visit d Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goodman. Glenda remained there for a longer visit and Mr. and Mrs. Norman went on to Arcata, Cali fornia where thev visited Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hanon. They returned Tuesday bringing Jack Hanon home with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Purl Nies and two daughters of Eureka. California are visiting his sister, Mrs. Otto Knower. The family has received no word from Mr. Knower who disappeared two weeks ago. I Group Gathers Friday For Bridal Shower NATAL — A bridal shower was given at the home of Mrs. Bill Pringle last Friday for Mrs Kenneth Tqpper (Mildr'd Wolff) Games were played and a door pi^e given to Mrs. Clyde Hen derson. Mrs. Ellen Devin? and Mrs. Eva Pringle were hostesses. Mr and Mrs. Noble Dunlap visited Mrs. Maude Barlow at Forest Grove last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gren and son and Mrs Brooks of Portland and Mr. Woodruff of Skamokawa Were Sunday guests of the R. S. Lindsays. Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack and family went to Multnomah Falls Sunday. Nebraska Couple Here To See Relatives TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs. George Ericson of Omaha, Ne- braska have been visiting their n phew and family, Verle Barker, and Mrs. Ericson's sister, Mrs. Chet Fugate since July 28. The Ericsons raised Verle and Dale Barker following the loss of their mother. Mr. Ericson is recover ing from a very long- and bad illness of flu which he suffered last winter. They will leav? for home this week. Mr. and Mrs. V<_rle Barker and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Eric son. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Fugate and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barker and family of Riverview enjoyed a family picnic Sunday at Rogers Park. SHOP NEHALEM — SHOP NEHALEM — SHOP NEHALEM X □o For Your Child's « 7 re X Midday — Snack! 5» X X X I X 4) Youngsters are usually hurgry. Hot chocolate, sandwiches and cookies will keep them content till dinner time. We have all the ingredients that go into satisfying that growing youngster's appetite of yours. 7. X z NEHALEM z MARKET AND GROCERY For Delivery Every Day Phone 721 re £ WSTVH3N dOHS — RH IVUMN <IOHS — ICI IVHH.N dOHS OlYMFIA »SEWING COMPANY, OlYMFIA. WASHINGTON, USA '• i i Tims waits lor no man. When (he day for a well-deserved rest and secure retirement rolls around . . . will you be able to call the tune and have the money to pay the fiddler? Look ahead Set up a def nite program of savings so that you can enjoy the fruits of your labor in years to come. OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW! Vernonia Branch Commercial Bank of Oregon Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I