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THURSDAY. SEPT. 10. 1953
THE
EAGLE.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—General
COLEMAN oil heater, 55,000
BTU. Very good condition. In
quire 642 Third St.
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1951 OLIVER H-G crawler cat,
armored for 1 o g gi n g . Four
chokers, loading lines and guy
lines and tongs. Logged less than
300,000 ft. Price $1950. Ed Tipton,
Box 293, Vernonia, Ore.
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MALL diag saw and two-wheel
trailer. For rent: large garage.
Call Don Helm at Pittsburg Guard
station.
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HAY AND STRAW, grain and
feed grain.
Fair prices as to
quality and quantity. Will con
sider beef or milk cattle in trade.
Elmer Bergerson, Timber lit., Ver
nonia, Oregon.
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HEMSTITCHING and buttonhole
work; organdy and print aprons
and painted organdy aprons. Tex
tile painted tea towels and pot
holders Other articles that are
nice as gifts for any occasion. See
Mrs. Reta Lamping, Sr., at 758
on corner of Weed and Bridge St.
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VERY REASONABLY PRICED:
H C. Little automatic floor fur-
mice with thermostatic control.
Large size, Also two oil barrels
with control valves and pipe, some
copper tubing. Inquire 475 South
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First Ave.
I j OVELY used piano, excellent
tone and condition. Terms. Zx
bargain for someon?. Write Day
Music Co.. 808 S. E. Morrison St.,
Portland 14, Oregon.
33t7c
VERNONIA.
ORF-
HOUSE for sale or rent. One
bed om home 1092 Second Ave,
P‘-
1202
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DRESSMAKING, alterations, re
lining coats, hems. Anything in
the sewing line. Do not mak?
childrens dresses. Phone 253 or
call 451 S. Rose Ave.
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FOR SALE—Cars, Trucks
PIANO pupils at my home. Also
1941 CHEV. See it at Vernonia have cabin for rent. Mrs. Alice
Service Station. M. B. Steers, i Mills, end of First St. Riverview.
phone 1612, Maple Hill Turkey
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farm.
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HOUSEKEEPER for family of
TWO-TONE ‘50 Ch«v. Bel Air. three. Modern conveniences. $75.
Reggie Watson, house 24, O-A hill. room and board. Dane Brady.
Phone 1414.
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20 PER
$680 on
Consider
way Apt.
CENT discount!
Save
1953 Dodge Diplomat.
1949 car in trade. Rose-
3613
4, phone 1476.
ALDER LOGS WANTED
Will pay premium price
really good logs.
for
CHEVROLET 4-dr. sedan.
JURGENS MILLS
Light gre n. New seat co i
Beaver
Springs Road—Rainier
vers, radio and air flow
Phone 6 8256
heater, It really looks like
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new and can be purchased i
$448 down WzMSir.iJ: .wnaau H . 'l
for only
nouse-
19.50 FORD 6 2-dr. sedan. Very keeper for elderly invalid
at Bir-
clean, Light green. Full
kenfeld, Oregon.
Mrs. T. w.
S105C
price
Ildstad, 1530 Initial Ave., Enum-
1947 FORD 2 di. s'dan.
Full claw, Washington.
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Price
$595
1916 CHEVROLET 4-dr. sedan. HOUSE painting, interior decorat
Full price
$565 ing, truck lettering,
1 J-Years
1951 CHEVROLET ' j -ton pick- experience, Two years with Stan-
$1295 dard oil co. First class work only.
up
1948 CHEVROLET 1 _• -ton pick- A. F. McB .‘th. Inquire at Hahn
$745 Hardware.
up with box
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CHEAPIES — This Week Only
$46 WANTED: Odd Jobs, . lectric,
1937 PLY. 4-dr. s dan
plumbing. 1141 Rose Ave.
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VERNONIA AUTO CO.
27 Years in Business in Vernonia BABY sitting. Children 3 to 6
Phone 342
Vernonia years. By day or week. Mrs.
37tlc Alvie Moses, Stoney Point.
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1951
FOR SALE—Real Estate
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Four-
room two-bedroom home witii
bath and utility. Concrete foun-
elation, hardwood floors, all in
sulated with permanent shake s’d-
ing. Located two miles east of
Htllsboro near new Brookwood
school. On lot 60’ by 303’ with
lawn, flowers, garden and young
fruit trees. Price $6250. Inquire
at 642 Third St., Vernonia.
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INSULATION AND WEATHER
STRIPPING. ‘ Th- m..t -comfort,
the less cist.” No moeey down, THIS is an extra good value. 4-rm.
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easy payments. E. L. Kake Con home with bath. Garage with
struction Co., box 93, Clatskanie, large fruit room. Furnished. Lot
Oregon Phone 312.
28tfc 50x182. level. Must sell at once
due illness. Cash price for quick
SAND, gravel, crushed ruck, fill sale far below actual value. In
dirt. Call 3811, A. G. Ostrander. quire Eagle office.
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26t52c
HOUSE for sale. Completely mo
REMODELING, home improve dern. Stove, automatic washer,
ments: house leveling, founda mangle. Can be bought on easy
tions, additions. All work guaran terms. S'e Louis Violette. 888
teed.
No money down, easy Second St.. Vernonia. Ore.
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terms.
E. L. Blake Construc
HOMES
tion Co., lox 93, Clatskanie, Ore
gon. Phone 312.
28tfe VERY GOOD 7-room modern
house. Full basement, wired for
APRON SHOP, clothing repairs,
range. One bedroom down. 3
*n n titctiing. At Vernonia Clean
up. Lots of built-ins.
ers. June Willi ', phone 1211.
looks swimming pool.
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$5850, easy terms.
VERY neat 5-rm. modern house
IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT
plus sleeping porch. Wired for
Orc'er your Stout Irrination Sys
range. Price $4500, good terms.
tem today Free engineering and
HAVE A home and income: very
estimaies. Proper irrigation will
neat duplex across street from
•increase your présent product
grade school; 2 bedrooms on
mer.y limos.
each side. Live in one, rent
HARDWARE
S'MPSON'S
other; 75x100 lot. double gar
Uptown St. Helens
age. A very good buy at $6000.
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Good terms.
AUCTION: Every Friday.
We GOOD 6-room modern house, 1
bedroom down, 3 up. Wired for
havt a good mark t for your live
range. Part basem.nt. Pl'll e
stock, furniture, tools, poultry.
$4250, very good terms
Wi buy, sell, trade, every week
dav paying cash fot livestock, EXCEPTIONALLY neat 4 room
plastered home.
Extra large
fuimture, machinery, tools. Alt
garage, can be remodeled into
mar s Auction Mart, Forest Grove.
apartment. One block from
Walt
Pho-.es:
grade school. A very good buy
live-
Alte an,
at $5250. Terms.
any-
sti'i •; or
wht e.
II tie GOOD 2-bedroom home. 2 lots.
Very neat. Price $3000.
HOME LAUNDRY Phone 1107
FARMS
Mrs York. Laundry, fluff dried. 6 ACRES. 8-room house, 40x70
15c lb. Shirts, finished extra. 25c.
chick house, 14-stanchion barn,
Flat finish'd, minimum $1.00.
N'halem river borders on 2
Ont day service on request on
sides. All kinds of fruit and ber
fluff dried. Also curtain stretch-
ries. A very good buy at $8,-
ing.
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Very good terms.
25 ACRES. 17 cleared Out 3 mil s.
FOR SALE—Insurance
Yeai round stream; 7 rm. house.
I’l li e $3 M0 Good terms.
BFLL HUDSON Insurance, tele
ph. e 773. We have a reliable 18 ACRES on paved highway; 7 -
room house, double garage,
Ce, writing cars for 3. 6, 9
woodshed
and chick house
mirths at low rates. Also fire
and barn. Six-year lease on
insi ance. Geo. Bell, H. Hudson.
340 acres goes with place. Price
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$5800. good terms.
DON BAYLEY. BROKER
FOR SALE OR TRADE
MacDonald Hotel — Vernonia
FI'.l MONTH OLD Holstein hei-
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ilf. Trade for white face.
Ait .ph Nelson, Timber Rt
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE OR RENT
YESTERDAYS
WANTED
TWO-BEDROOM house Has elec-
trie water heater, wood cook stov?
and heater $35 a month. Adolph
\<'»>n. Timber Rt.
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3-ROOM house for rent. 1 mile
4 ROOM plasteied house
Very
north on Rock creek road J. P
n««
Excellent location
near
McFarland.
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t < Is and churches. One block
fr<>' grocery store. Large gar- APARTMENT for rent.
Three
ag« building with utility room. room* and bath. Electric range,
Extra bedriM'm, lots of fruit cup oil heat and Frigidaire Riverview
boa ds large ronm for wool or Apartments.
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st -i.g,"
With some furniture if
<•< - d
Very reasonable
Call ‘ SMALI-. clean, unfurnished house
Pt *75 North St
3«t3 I for two. See Mrs R. D. Eby.
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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.
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SEPTIC TANK
PUMPING SERVICE
Crawford Auto Wreckers.
775 S. Highway, St. Helens. Ore
Phone 650
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has filed h r
Final Account and Report in the i
estate of CHARLES RATKIE, de
ceased, in the County Court of
Columbia County, Oregon, and
the Court has fix d Friday, th - i
18th day of September. 1953, at
the hour of 10 o’clock a.m. in the
County Court Room in tht? Coun
ty Court House at St. Helens,
Oregon, as the time and place for
the hearing of objections thereto
and settlement thereof.
MINNIE S. RATKIE.
Administratrix
PATTERSON, BUSH AND
BRADLEY, Attorneys for
Administratrix
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that th
undersigned has been appointed
executors of the estate of Augus.
ta Pet rson, deceased, by the
county court of the state of Ore
gon for Columbia county, and
has qualified. All pci<<• ns having
claims against
aid . state are
hereby notified to present the
.-am-“ to me at St. Hel-ns. Oregon
with vouchers and duly verified
within six month- from the date
hereof
Dated and first publication Aug
ust 20. 1953
Dau of last publica:i<>n Sep-
tember 17. 1953
Theodore J. Pet.rson
Edna V. Peterson. Ext eutors
John L. Foote, St. Helens. Ore
gon, Attorney
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FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. August 28. 1J48
Payment of the current city
expenses will go on a tempo
rary warrant basis this month
because of a lack of ready cash.
Water department rentals, chief
source of city revenue, is not
sufficient to offset rising costs.
New, higher water rental rate
to become effective this month is
expected to help considerably in
meeting increased cost of city
operation.
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By Marvin Kamhols
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Th j subject of safety merits the
attention of everyone and it is
receiving more and more of just
that because of the increasing
number of accidents that result
in injury an<j fr'quently the loss
of life . With the Labor day week
end just 'past, th? toll in traffic
is being counted for the number
of lives lost from traffic as well
as other holiday causes. That toll
is too large and is increasing.
Renewed attention is bring call
ed again to this state’s school bus
stop law, the observance of which
is designed to prevent accidents
to school children who travel to
and from their homes by bus
during the school year. A resume
of the stop law rules calls at
tention to the fact that drivers
approaching from the front oi
rear must stop when a bus is
stopp.d to load or unload child
ren. If children are not leaving
the bus, drivers can proceed after
stopping.
The only time vehicles are not
required to stop when a bus is
picking up or discharging passen
gers is when approaching the bus
from the opposite direction on a
three or fourlane highway. Strict
attention by drivers to this law
means great , r safety for children
and consequently less accidents.
Hunting season opens early next
month and with it will come th?
danger of accidents that totaled
28 for the 1952 season, an inu-case
from 1951 when the total was 16.
The Oregon state game commis
sion is str essing safety more than
ever this year to point out the
danger and r.duce the pumber of
accidents. The commission has
totaled the causes of accidents the
number ol each as follows: self-
inflicted. 10, mistaken for game, 3;
accid.nta discharge of hunting
partner’s gun. 5; in line of fire, 6;
ricochet, 2 and unknown. 2.
The Sportsmen’s Service Bureau,
an eastern institute, points out 10
commandments of safety fo.
hunt rs:
1. Treat every gun with th? tes
pect due a loaded gun. This is
the first rule of gun safety.
2. Guns carried into camp or
home, or when otherwise not in
use, must always b“ unloaded and
taken down or have actions open;
guns should be carried in cases
to the shooting area.
3. Always be sup ? barrel and
action are clear of obstructions.
4. Always carry your gun so that
you can control the direction of
the muzzle, even if you stumble;
keep the safety on until you are
r-.ady to shoot.
5. Be sure of your target b 'fore
you pull the trigger; know the
identifying features of the game
you intend to hunt.
6 Nev r point a gun at any
thing you do not want to shoot;
avoid all horseplay while handl
ing a gun,
7. Unattended guns should be
unloaded; guns and ammunition
should be stored separatgjy be
yond reach of children and ear
less adults.
8. Never clime a tree or fence
or jump a ditch with a loaded gun;
never pull a gun toward you by
the muzzl?.
9. Never shoot a bullet at a
flat, hard surface or the surface
of water.
, 10. Avoid alcoholic drinks be
fore or during shooting.
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be rec -ived by
th • School Board of Union High
School No. 1 Jt. of Columbia
County, Oregon, until 8:CJ o’clock
P.M. on the 23rd dav of Septem
ber. 1953 and immediately there
after will b> publicly opened by
the officers of said school district
for th? following alternate pro
jects on the South side of Bridge
Street in the vicinity of the high
school building:
(11 To furnish all the mat’rial
and labor to construct 350 linear
fest, more or less, of twelve inch LOST AND FOUND
cement curbing and an equal
length of cement sidewalk fix » FOUND: Padlock or night-latch
feet in width paralleling and join key across street from post office.
ing said curbing, all to be of stan Claim at Eagl - office and pay for
dard dimension and meet the city this adv.
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code for concrete construction and
all to follow th > established grade
CLASSIFIED RATES
of Bridge Street.
<2> To furnish all the mat rial MINIMUM charge 40c for 25
and labor to construct 650 linear
words or less. Word« over min-
feet, more or less of twelve inch
imum. 2c each. Three inser
cement curbing and 700 linear
feet more or less. of c ment s d >-
tion« for the price of two.
walk five feet in w’dth Daralkhtv; CARD of Thanks (t Notice«: 80c
and joining said curbirut. all to
be of standard dimension and NO information on classifieds will
be given out until after paper
meet the city code for concrete
is mailed.
construction and all to follow the
established grad - of Bridge Street, NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY
The School District reserv s
ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED
the
to reject any and all bids
AFTER WED NOON EXCEPT
and
should be mailed or de
FOR NEXT WEEKS PAPER
liven'd to the und-'rsigned clerk I
of the District. Mona M. Gordon, BLIND ads with answers to be
Vernonia. Oregon.
handled by the Eagle: Mini
By order of the School Dist.-.ct
mum charge 80c No informa
Board
tion given relative to such ads.
TEN YEARS AGO
| From The Eagle. August 26. 1943
Mary Edith Branton, weight 1%
pounds, xxas born August 21 at 6
a m. at home and one hour lat?r
was taken to the Lloyd Maternity
home where she is doing nicely
Th? parents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Branton, recently of North Bon
neville.
The plan for nation-wide ra
tioning of domestic heating and
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cooking stov;s went into effect
at 12:01 a m August 24.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. August 26. 1934
Sunday was named as the first
annual Knights of Pythias craw
fish fe-'d to be held at Big Eddx
park. A program, in addition to
th? picnic, is b.ing arranged.
Th? Bank of Vernonia in liqui
dation is preparing to clean up
outstanding indebtedn?ss in th-
form of real estate, homes and
store buildings to make way for
payment to depositors and savings
accounts. The bank has paid 45%
to commercial and savings de
positors. it is said, and the next
dix idend should prove substantial
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Bar. Butter Keeper and the biggest
freezer ever offered in a 7 foot refrig
erator. Adjustable Shelves. "Key
Largo" color. Philco 726.
SUNDLAND'S
ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE
NEHALEM VALLEY APPLIANCE DEALER'
786 Bridge
Phone 581
Vernonia
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