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If THURSDAY. AUG. 19, 1954 THE EAGLE, VERNON.A. OBE CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE—General AUCTION SALE August 21 at Midway Community Auction, Clatskanie, Oregon. Miscellaneous 12 30, livestock 2 pm John Wil- murth, phone 2437. Clatskanie Oregon. 33tlc FOR SALE: Large H. C. Little oil heater, excellent condition. Two oil drums and connections. $35 complete. Norris Soden, 859 Rose Ave. 3213 FOR SALE: Raspberries, Blue berries and Cascades. Mrs Albert Schalock. Third St., River view. Ph'uw 1322 32t3 CASH PAID for furniture, live stock, machinery, tools any time Forest Grove Auction, L. R Senft and C. W Christiansen, owners and auctioneers. Phone 7615 16tfc SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill dirt. Call 3811, A. G. Ostrander. 26t52c FOR SALE—Real Estate FOR SALE: good farm on Ne halem river about 2 miles below Birkenfeld; 35 acres tn cult.; 57 aerta in all. New house and ham. $9000. Terms if desired. Will accept good trailer house in deal and leave house furnished. Write owner, J L. G’orge, Bir- kenfeld, Oregon. 33t4c FOUND CMC car keys, end of North St. Call at Eagle office si nd pay for adv. 30t3c FOR SALE. Raspberries, Cas- cad* -, King Nectars C N Run dr 11, Riverview. 30t3 FARMS 10 ACRES on paved highway, borders creek, 5 room house, tome timber Only $2500. A RM. HOUSE, 1 acre. In city Emits. As is $2500 $359 will handle. 3 ROOM si'ini-modem house Close in. Total price $1500 $900 will handle DON BAYLRK. BROKER Wlei Donald Hotel Vernonia, Ore 3211 c FOR SALE—Insurance «ELL HUDSON Insurance, tele phone 773. We have a reliable Co, writing cars for 3, 6, 9 menths at low rates. Also fire insurance. Geo. Bell, H. Hudsan. 37tfe WANTED______________ WANTED Baby’s used play pen. Mir. R A Peterson, phone 776. 1st house on right, 3rd St. River view 33t3 LOST AND FOUND__ FOi.NO near Joy Thcatei. bifi-ca giar* -s in silver frame Owner cl. .m at Eagle office and pay for ad. 32t3e WANTED MAPLE BURLS, to be < ut this fall. Also interested in maple burl stumpage Pacific W.ud Export Company. P.O Box 104. Portland. Oregon 32t2c CONES WANTED for reforesta tion m Columbia county. Prices per bushel: Douglas fir $1 50 Hemlock $5 00 V»') rte fir $1 25 No cedar. Tieliver cones to Columbia Tree Fatm. Vernonia, Oregon Before < ■ Heeling cones be sum to ob tain permission of land owner Do not damage seed trees. Be <*areful of fire. 32t3c WANTED: Housekeeper for fa mily of three $75 Oil per month tii'il room ami board Dane dia <. . Ki.i.ii i; .'ji.i CASH PAID for any number or • nds of cattle, pigs, feeder or fat 1 of Walt Altman, Auctioneer. Write or phone "612, Forest Grass 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 14tfe W ANTED TO BUY Livestock, all kinds, by head, or pound, your ( lace or mine Midway Com munity Auction. Clatskanie t ho .e 2437,_________________ 23tfc BENS BARBER SHOP Expert Tonaorial Work Vernonia, Oregon ’.ROUND THE FARM BY DON COIN WALROD County Extension Ayant Permits Available for Tenmile Lake Elk Hunt YESTERDAYS Applications are now available FIVE YEARS AGO for permits to hunt in the con From The Eagle, August 18. 1949 Principal Ray Mills of Ver trolled Tenmile lake elk hunt :n nonia Union High School, and Coos county. One hundred free permits will Principal Paul Gordon of the Ver. be issued to take one elk of cither ' nonia Grade Schools, reports that LEGAL NOTICE_______ sex This hunt is being held to both faculties are complete and harvest some of the elk in the ready for the start of school on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN area that are causing serious crop September 6. that the undersigned has filed her At joint installation ceremonies. damage problems. Final Account and Report in the All persons applying for a per Bill Wilson was installed as le estate of ALBERT KRIEGER, mit must use the official blank gion commander, and Reatha deceased, in the County Court of fumish"d by the game commis Horn became Auxiliary head. Columbia County, Oregon, and Last Saturday, 10 Boy Scouts sion and must fill out the appli the Court has fixed Monday, the cation in entirety. Not more than and their leader, Lloyd Quinn, 30th day of August, 1954, at the four persons may apply to hunt cleaned up the scout cabin and hour of 10 o'clock a m. in the then enjoyed a wiener roast at together in one party. County Court Room in the Coun All applications must be in the Rog’rs Park. ty Court House at St. Helens, Portland office of the game com TEN YEARS AGO Oregon, as the time and place for mission before 10 a m.. August 31 From The Eaglt, August 17, 1944 i the hearing of objections thereto In the recent campaign for to b’ eligible. The public draw- and settlement thereof. i ing will be held on September 2 books for servicemen. 306 books MAY KRIEGER. at 10 a m., and all persons in were turned in here. The local Administratrix drive was conducted by Edward terested are invited to attend. PATTERSON, BUSH AND New regulations on razor clam The drawing will be at the gam’ Salmonson for the Victory Service BRADLEY, digging, both personal use and commission headquarters at League of which Vernonia z\uto Attorneys for Administratrix commercial, s?t at the July meet Southwest 17th and Alder streets Company is a representative. ______________________ 29t5c A watermelon feed put on by ing of the Oregon fish commission in Portland. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT the ladies of the home economics in Portland will be in effect Sep Notice is hereby given that the club of the Natal Grange was tember 1, 1954, according to the undersigned as executors of the enjoyed by a large crowd last Oregon fish commission, as fol Commission Offices Only estate of Augusta Peterson, de Wednesday evening. lows. Issue Archery Permits ceased have filed their final ac FIFTEEN YEARS AGO 1. Legal use of razor clams as Thinking of moths circling Archery hunters of the state i From The Eagle. August 18. 1939 count in the county court of the crab bait has been extend 'd along ! will have to obtain their free state of Oregon for Columbia around lights or being attracted A favorable vote of 37 to 18 was the entire Oregon coast. (Exist permits at one of the game com county, and that Monday, Aug to them reminds us of a recent cast for the establishing of a kin ing regulations limit use to Clat mission offices this year instead dergarten at the Washington ust 23rd, 1954, at the hour of bit of information that can make sop county only.) 10:00 o’clock in the fore noon of life around the home a little mor ? of at the widely scattered dis Grade School this year. 2. The minimum length limit, tributors of last year. Recently researchers said day and the court room of pleasant. What is beli?ved to be a pre said court has been appointed have found that insects have a on commercially dug razor clams The probldin of distributing i historic bone was found at the by said court as the time and degree of color blindness, but are only, has been increased from 3*- permits to all of the license agen George Baslington home at Tre- to 4'i inches. There is no mini cies of the state is great since place for the hearing of objec attracted by blue light. mum length limit on razor clams more than 25,000 must be print'd harne during the process of dig tions thereto and the settlement By using yellow bulbs in fix ging a well. taken for personal use. thereof to insure equal allotments. This tures such as porch lights and Dated and first publication other exposed places, the insects 3. The bag limit on razor clams means that in order for less than First Birthday Honored July 22, 1954. are not attracted to the light be dug for personal use has been 5,000 archers to receive permits, Date of last publication August cause here is i»o blue light pre reduced from 36 to 21. Sport five times that many must b' At Grandparent's Home 19, 1954. diggers must keep the first 24 sent out. Since these are free sent. MIST — Th’ small kiddies en Edna V. Wickman clams they dig. permits, there is no source of in- i joyed a party at the Closner Theodore J Peterson, Executors i Explanations of why these come to defray th’ expense of home one day last w?ek in hon Fail seeding time is nearly up John L. Foote, St. Helens, Ore on us. Many of the fields to be changes were made are as fol such a large operation.' or of their little year old grand gon, Attorney. 29t5c seeded will be in need of lime, lows: Permits will be issued at the 1 daughter whose mother is Mri. ‘ Razor clamS grow most ra offices of the commission at Port Bonnie Spofford phosphorus, or potash, and soil , NOTICE TO CREDITORS tests will be needed to d 'termine I pidly in their first two years of land. Ros’bttrg. Bend, La Grande, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foster Notice is hereby given that the life. The larvae "set” on the Hines, and the E. E. Wilson area ar? here from Stockton, Californ undersigned has been appointed just how much of these materials beaches and begin to grow in near Corvallis. Also permits will ! ia visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas. executor of the estate of Randi is required. Time for the run ning of these samples is growing early fall. By the next August be supplied by mail from these Sundland. Soden, deceased, by the county short if the job is done before large numbers of the clams are offices, providing the archer sends Chas. Hansen used his tractor court of the state of Oregon for just over 3*2 inches m length in his name and address when ap- ; Fridav un in the cemetery level Columbia county, and has quali seeding time. To obtain maximum but not over 4k *i inches long. plying. ing off the lower end to get it fied All persons having claims benefits most of the soil treat Most razor clams don’t attain a All arch’rs are required by I ready for sc d.ng later. ments need to be made prior to against said estate are hereby no 4V» length until the following law to have one of the permits in I tified to present the same to me the time of seeding. ! June, however in that second year possession when hunting in an Since the complete procedure at Vernonia, Oregon with vouch JUNE’S STYLE the clams double in weight. Un archery area and to send in the ers and duly verified within six of testing and handling of soil der the old 3'a inch minimum attached report card at the end samples requires three to four months from the date hereof. CENTER length limit on commercially dug of the year. Dated and first publication 1 weeks from the time that they I are sent in, farmers will need to clams, too many were being tak Girl’s School Coats August 5, 1954. en before they grew up. GOT SOMETHING TO SELL— Date of last publication Sept get their samples in the mail soon Sizes 6 to 10 The sport limit has been reduc Sell it with a Eagle classified! if the results are to be back in i ember 2, 1954. 'd to 21 becaus * sport digging time to be of use this fall. Norris S. Soden, Execuior Special cartons for samples of pressure is heavy and must also John L. Foote, St. Helens, Ore soil, along with instruction and be restricted if the clams are to be gon, Attorney. 31t5c an information form, can be ob protected until they reach then- NOTICE TO CREDITORS tained from county ext- nsion of maximum weight. On the other hand, p< rsonal use diggers should In the county court of the state fices. be taking home a greater total of Oregon for Columbia County. In the matter of the estate Salt treated Douglas fir posts ■ weight of clams than they arc of Edwin E. Walker, deceased. served a useful life of three and now under the 36 clam limit be Notice is hereby given that the one-half years in the raspberry cause large clams will be more It'* ton«, and safe! Let the othet undersigned has been appointed patch of Thurman Jeffries, Yank available after the regulations guy go fir it at.ugnleaa inter««» administrator of the estate of ton. before they were taken out of have been in effect for a year. lion*. Let him pas* if he want* The use of razor clams for crab Edwin E. Walker deceased, by the ground when the patch was to. Don’t try to race him. Don’t the county court of the state of removed. stay on another car'* tail. Don’t Most of those posts 1 bait has been legaliz’d coastwise wait ’til others dim their light* Oregon for Columbia county, and still have considerable life left i in Oregon becaus’ the old regula- to dim your*. It’s not si»»y— has qualified. All persons hav m them, but they show some ' tion was discriminatory. That It’» ju*t plain smart—and ing claims against said estate are things about this method of treat : alone was not the reason for the preservation. hereby notified to present the ing that is worth considering. I change though. Oregon razor same to me at my home in Ver Many of the posts are treated ; clams are less available to diggers nonia. Oregon, with vouchers and only on one side—that is, the hole in the winter months than they DRIVE CAREFULLY. . . th« Ilf« you tov« mo y b« your own! duly verified within six months for the salt material was bored on arc during th? summer. As a re VERNONIA from the date hereof. only one side of the post. Some sult. the fresh market absorbs Dated and first publication times two hoi's were used on the practically all razor clams dug INSURANCE larger posts. during the crab season. Com August 19. 1954. Bill J. Horn. Agent Date of last publication Sept Through experimental work at mercial crabbers can't afford to ember 16, 1954. Oregon State College, and obser- outbid th’ fresh market price. William L Walker, Adminis vations of such instances as this They can afford tn buy frozen trator. one at Jeffries’, it has be -n found clams imported from Washing W W Dillard, St. Helens, that the treating material moves ton. British Columbia, and Alaska W Oregon, Attorney. 33t5c vertically up and down the post though and that is whe: ? most of X the clams used for crab batt come K)R RFNT M tL GLASSIFIED RATES i from. Some smaller, badly brok- T FURNISHED apartment, three hi I N I Mlj M charge 40c for 25 1 en clams are used as ciab bait. -’’91 • but this practice shall be rtstrict- rooms and bath; electric range words or less. Words over min ! ed automatically by the high°r and refrigerator; electric heat, imum. 2c each. Three inser ’ minimum length limit." free use of laundry. Riverview tions for the ptsce of two. apartments. 33tfc CARD of Thanks St Notices: 80c. Hoy concluded by say:ng that the new regulations are being NEWLY DECORATED furnished THE EAGLE assumes no finan adopted on the basis that a great cial responsibility for errors apartment for rent. 376 N St that may appear in ads pub er poundage production of razor In front of C IO Hall. M L. lished in its columns, but in clams on Oregon b’aches can b" Porterfield 33tfc case where this paper is at achieved by protecting the clam- H Ths very best of prime meats at prices that save H FOR RENT Clean, modern two fault, will reprint that part of until they reach their maximum size and that this is impossible X bedroom house, 3rd Ave. CapiUil an adv. in which the typo without complete cooperation <>f ■ Hill. Mrs Amy Wilkins 33t3c H you. the housewife, money is our aim. We feature H graphical mistake occurs. I all clam diggers. I only the very best in Grade A meats in cur meat APARTMENT for rent, partly furnished 117 North St Hawk X case. Come in and look around and see for your H ins Apartments 33t3c The adult or moth form of the tent caterpillar has not mad? its appearance in any great num bers during the latter part of the summer, although the heavy tent caterpillar infestation ovr most of the area last spring would normally have led us to believe our evening lights would have them swarming about. During the last - stages of the caterpillar development consider able egg-laying of one of the caterpillar parasites, the Ichneu mon fly, was observed. In check ing a trial on the effectiveness of malathion for caterpillar control at Elmer Loyd’s, Deer Island, it was found that nearly every caterpillar was carrying the at tached egg of the parasite. These eggs showed up as small whitish spots, most of them being attach ed to, or close to, the head of the caterpillar. The general absence of the moth and their nefarious egg lay ing should mean that we will have a considerable reduction in the numbers of the caterpillars next year. and that there is very little hori zontal movement around the post. The cost of materials for using the salt method of treating and cold soaking with pcntachloro- phenol, "penta’’ for short, is about the same. Since only ad ditional labor and time are in volved in using the penta treat ment, and the treatment is much more effective, Jeffries indicated that he felt that it would be worthwhile to plan and manage his farm post treating program in such a way that he could use penta. Posts will then have a useful life of 15 to 20 years. New Rule on Razor Clams Alwaqs drive like the other fellow was crazq SAVINGS 4 FOR RENT Modern room house Mrs A li'ck Phone 1322 twobed F Scha- 32t3 All MODERN deluxe apartment suitable for one or two No child, ren 479 Rose Ave. Phone 837. 25tfc ¡PHONE 853 I - i NEHALEM VALLEY ! MOTOR FREIGHT The LOng-Bell LUMBER COMPANY Vernonia Division ■ I H X H Z H X H X H X H X H X H X self. If you can’t coms personally just pick up ycur phone and give us your order. We'll pick out thosa choice cuts and deliver them to your door at no sxira cost. Remember, whether it ba meats or groceries, you can't beat King's for price and quality. H H H H H KING’S Grocery - Market H Phone 91 H "•»ere $our Money Huss Mor«" Riverview At the Mik Bridge H
