Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, November 05, 1953, Page 6, Image 6

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THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1953
EAGLE,
THE
VERNONIA.
ORE.
Youngster* Entertained
At Halloween Affair
CLASSIFIEDS
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RIVERVIEW — A Hallowzen
party was held at the Jewell
Lloyd home Saturday evening,
Nancy Lloyd, Carolyn Heath and
Darlene Bernardi acting as hos­
tesses.
Attending were: Judy
Cantwell, Janice Pearson, Billye
Knoedler, Joyce Sullivan, Carol
McKinney, Dane Brady, Jr., and
Larry Akers.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jacobs and
daughter of Clatskanie visited her
mother and brother, Mrs. Ethel
Hall and Tommy Hall, Sunday,
Mrs. W. J. Lindsley, Lee Lind-
sley, Mrs. Dewey Hunt and sons
visited Pvt. George Stanton at the
air base hospital, Portland, Fri­
day.
Mrs. W. J. Lindsl.y, Lee Lind­
sley, Kenneth Lindsley and Mrs
Dewey Hunt and sons were re­
cent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Pearson at Elma.
Washington.
Mrs. J. E. Rose, son, Bobby,
and grandson, Jackie Greenwood,
spent three days last week visit­
ing Mr. and Mrs. Derrel Rose
and Mr. and Mrs. James Staiglit
at Springfield and Mr. and Mrs.
Mance Rose at Eugene.
FOR RENT
FOR SALE—General
ORDER doll clothes now for 3-ROOM house for rent. Com-
< ’hristmas. For ramole and styles pletely furnished,
Rock Creek
and sizes see Mrs. Hunter at I read, mile north of Vernonia.
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Knigty's Beauty Shop or call 662. | J. P. McFarland.
45t3 ' NICE, roomy 4-rm. apartment.
Electric stove and electric wat r
NINE window shades in good heater. Call 1104.
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order» Call 826. L. H. Cates,
rear Mill Market and Lockers. REMODELED and repainted 4-
45t3 room house fully modern. Wired
for electric heat, or equipped for
GENTLE Shorthorn cow for sale. oil or wood. Has electric wat r
Fresh with heifer. Good milker, heater. Partly furnished if need­
'lltree years old this spring. C. ed. One block from high school.
470 North St. Inquire of Pete
N. Rundell, Riverview.
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Brunsman.
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IAH wood-electric stove. $175.
APARTMENT for rent.
Three
Inquire Mrs. L. Choate, 141 B rooms and bath. Electric range,
St, or at Vernonia Trading Co. oil heat. Rivervi.w Apartments.
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HAVE good, used washing ma- i SMALL, clean, unfurnished house
S'-- Mrs. R. D. Eby.
< hints and refrigerators. Sund- for two.
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land ELctric.
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WHITE FACE locker beef, on
foot or dressed. Carl W.bb, Tim­
ber Rt.
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SLIGHTLY used spinet piano.
Can be s.-.-en in Vernonia. Terms
or will take old piano in trade.
Write Day Music Co., 808 S.E.
Morrison, fhirtland 14, Oregon
oi phone FI5389.
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FAR AK ETS
for sals.
Si 1 a lock, phone 1322.
BABY SITTING. 3.5c hour be­
fore midnight, 50c after. Phone
1064, Mrs. W. C. Hartman.
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HOUSEWIVES wanted—Address
advertising postcards. Must have
good handwriting. Write Nation­
al Engraving, Watertown, Mass.
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ALDER LOGS WANTED
Albert
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Will pay premium price
really good logs.
ROASTING and stewing heavy
reti hens.
Louis
Carmichael,
St« 1
Point Road.
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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 Grove, Oregon. Phone
126.
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FOR SALE: New bricks, 3’jc.
t ■ Vernonia 382. il. M. Draper.
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CLASSIFIED RATES
1DVELY SPINET SLIGHTLY
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: 39c.
NO information on classifieds will
bo given out until afier paper
is mailed.
NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY
ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED
AFTER WED. NOON EXCEPT
FOR NEXT WEEK S PAPER.
BLIND ads with answers to be
handled by the Eagle: Mini­
mum charge 80c. No informa­
tion given relative to such ads.
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: 5c per type line.
USED
At a Bargain!
Fn .oral Small Uprights, Used
F; ndid Values. Buy Th: m at
IgRTLAND MUSIC COMPANY
514 £-. W. Third Avinue
Pori land. Oregon
I1' d gram.- Fair prices as to
im- ity ami quantity. Will con-
,i«’fi beef or milk cattle in trade.
Elmer Bergerson, Timber Rt.. Ver­
ne a, Oregon.
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I -ULATION ANI) WEATHER
STRIPPING. "The more comfort,
less cost.” No money down,
i: y payments. E. L. Blake Con-
si < tion Co., box 93, Clatskanie.
O »gon. Phone 312.
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SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill
<• ’
Call 3811, A. G. Ostrander.
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APRON SHOP, clothing repairs,
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stitching. At Vernonia Clean-
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June Willis, phone 1211
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41 CHEV cabover truck. 2 speed
Cheap. Sam Devine. Mist
r< nt»-
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■ LANDCRUISER Studebaker
G . o, heater, overdrive, direction,
ites. $100« L E Ellis. Mist Rt
F •• ne 3713.
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Insurance
ILL-HUDSON Insurance, tele-
ne 773. We have a reliable
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writing car* for 3. 6, 9
iths at low rates
Also fire
«□rance. Geo Bell, H Hudson
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WANTED
AT ONCE
Unpeeled Fir Piling Delivered at
Our Landing on North Rose five.
LENGTHS FROM 20 TO 50 FEET
WILL ALSO BUY SUITABLE STUMPAGE
AND TAKE OUT.
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See Joe Wilson at Yard or Leave Name and Ad­
dress at Eagle Office,
Norris Pole an
Piling Co
Now showing and installing
1954 Models of Admiral TV
sets. Also Radios and Record
Players.
ADMIRAL SALES
AND SERVICE
PHONE 774
KAb&c
Pries
Down
695.00
$233 00
NASH Ambassador Brougham. RSiH.
Motor Overhauled. Overdrive
and guaranteed.
$ 795.00
$265.00
DODGE 4 door sedan. RStH. New
paint. Excellent shape. Guaranteed
S 795 00
$265.00
1951
DODGE 4 door sedan. 2-tonv.
Motor overhauled. Guaranteed
$1575.00
$525 00
1946
FORD 2 d«>or sedan. New Paint.
Valves ground.
S 497.00
$175 00
NEW
1953 DODGE Coronet sedan.
4 door 1953 DODGE Cranbrock sedan.
1 • • Ion Pickups.
$
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Timber Rt., Box 56
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RADIO
and
TV CENTER
Vernonia, Oregon
1948
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At the Mile Bridge
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OAKES
Telephone 16212
PLYMOUTH club coupe. R H
Low Mileage, Sharp. Guaranteed
4 door
■’Where Your Money Buys More”
H ermitage
OLD
BRAND
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
I I LLY
AGED
NEW
Heater. overdrive.
Heater.
Substantia) discounts on the- cars du - to 1954 models now
in show re< :n BANK TERMS ON BALANCE
HAWKEN MOTORS
868 Bridge St. — Vernonia, Ore
HEE
Oregon s largest-selling
st ra igh t bou rbon !
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Riverview H
CREEK DAIRY
1947
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Phone 91
PEBBLE
No Tresspassing
For Rent
Absolutely No Admittance
No Minors Allowed
No Peddlers Allowed
No Hunting
No Fishing or Hunting
Without Permission
NEW
KING’S Grocery - Market
TREHAPNE — Mrs. Rose Mary
Smith entertained th Trehame
birthday club ladies at her home
Thursday, October 29, in honor
of her birthday. Mrs. Pauline
Tisdale will entertain the ladies at
hr hi me Thursday, November 1
at a proxy birthday party
Call or Write
PREMIUM PURCHASES
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her home. The Christmas party
will be at Mrs. Dorothy Reynold.;
in Vernonia Dicember 17.
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Schedule of Meetings
Decided for Club
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For Grade Ä
Pasteurized
Dairy Products
her daughter, Mrs. Sam Beck.
Mrs. Byron Kirkbride will en­
tertain Thursday, November 19 at
BIRKENFELD — Mr and Mrs.
Cecil Elliott returned home Fri­
day afternoon. They report ex­
cellent weather and good roads
all the way. It was a little nippy
in Denver but summer weather
every place else. They visited
relatives in Los Angeles and Hill
City, Kansas. Then went to Den­
ver to be present at the wedding
of Darrell Elliott and Miss Elsie
Briggs of D nver, Sunday, Oc­
tober 25.
It’s a seven pound, 12-ounce
boy for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lar­
son, boin Monday morning.
Lawrencz Jepson took some
cattle to Portland Monday.
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Mr .and Mrs. M. P. Mills w re
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in Portland Monday on business.
Sewing club met last Tuesday
with Marjorie Bellingham. Seven
members were present. A baby
shower was given Mrs. Betty Ann
Thompson for her new daughter.
Gail Marie. Th y also presented
Wilma Jensen with a gift, as she
was leaving the community. The
next meeting will be with Mary-
Ann Devine.
NATAL — A large crowd
tended the halloween party
the Natal hall Saturday night.
Ira Peterson was in Portland
Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap
were Clatskanie motorists last
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wadd 11
enjoyed the square dancing at
St. Helens Friday night.
Mr .and Mrs. Carl Radditz of
Mountaindale were Sunday cal­
lers at the Ira Peterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Dass
happy over the arrival of a new
g andson born October 11 to
and Mrs. Walter King, who
side in Pennsylvania,
been named Mitch: 11.
Presid.ntal electors meet on
the Monday following the second
Wednesday in Dec mber.
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Party Attracts Crowd
To Natal Saturday
MIST — Bernard Dowling stop­
ped at Norman Hansen’s home
Sunday to see their new tele-
vision set. The Brook family also
has a new television set.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Melis and
two daughters, one from Long­
view and the other from Seattle,
were guests of his folks, the A.
R. Melis’*, during the week end.
The Otto Lyons from Scio were
also guests of the Melis and
Knowles folks.
Bernard Dowling was in St.
Helens Saturday and Monday in
the inter st of the J-H Lumber
company.
Mrs. Minnie Johnson went to
Forest Grove again last week for
a while. Shes been ill at her
daughter’s bom? for some time.
She went to stay a little while
with her sister, Mrs. Phil Pop­
ham, but a call came again last
week end for Mrs. Hughes, as
her mother wasn’t so w 11.
Mrs. Wayne Puch and daugh­
ter, Darlene, were over from
Clatskanie and spent Sunday
evening at the Norman Har.s n
home.
VERNONIA EAGLE
F OR SALE—Car*, Trucks
FOR SALE
New TV Sets Placed
In Homes at Mist
STOCK SIGNS
1 • MODELING, home improve-
in« Its: house leveling, founda-
t mi­ •». additions. AU work guaran-
tt d.
No money down, easy
It ms.
E. L. Blake Construc-
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box 93 Clatskanie. Ore-
pi-
Phone 312.
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for
JURGENS MILLS
Beaver Springs Road—Rainier
Phone 6-8256
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REPRESENTING Curtis Circula­
te ■ Co.: Saturday Evening Post,
Tories Home Journal, Country
Ge tieman. Jack and Jill, Holi­
day
Edw. R. Thornton, agent,
phone 253.
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■' 'TiON
Every Friday.
We
tu.ve a good market for your live-
atoi k, furniture, tools. poultry,
Wf buy, sell, trade, every week
di)
paying cash for livestock,
fu* nture, machinery, tools Alt­
tW fl’S 's Auction Mart. Forest Grove.
T' (nes: 7615 nights, 5320. Walt
A ’.’nan, Auctioneer, selling live-
•t< c k or general farm sales any-
w tre.
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WANTED
Parents See Son
On Denver Trip
1$ 4 fi*»$ 010 • 16 PIOOF • THE OLD HEIMITA6E COMPANT. FRANKFOIT. 4ENTUCKT
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