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THURSDAY, APR
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE
14, ’933
CLASSIFIEDS
Hole
By Lloyd Quinn
FOR SALE—General
EXPERIENCED
NURSE
with
training, good references, wants
care of convalescent» in her home
or patients home. Inquire Ver­
nonia Eagle office.
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FOR SALE: White seed oats,
«leaned; also wheat straw. J.
Cechmanek, Mist, Oregon. 15t8c
FOR SALE: One and two-year-
old registered Hereford bulls and
heifers. Top quality. Reasonable.
Bert Scharf, 1 mils South Scap­
poose. Phone 3093.
15t2c
’41 DODGE sedan.
First $luu
takes it. Barger Electric Repair.
Stoney Pt. Rd., Vernonia
15t3
CASH PAID for furniture, live-
slick. machinery, tools any time
Forest Grove Auction, L. R Senft
and C. W Christiansen, owners
and auctioneers. Phone 7615.
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SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill
dirt. Call 3811, A. G. Ostrander.
26t52c
FOR SALE—Real Estate
HOMES
NEARLY new 5-room house, wir­
ed fur range. Hardwood floors,
attached garage. Close in. Only
$4940, very good terms.
VERY neat 4 room modern home.
Good location. $2750. $500 will
handle.
SEE ME for farms and acreage.
DON BAYLEY. BROKER
Palace Cafe Bldg
Phone 172
15tlc
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 5 room
house, bath, newly redecorated.
Gi.rrien ipace. Kitchen has large
buillins, congowall all around.
12x24 unfinished garage. Good
plumbing, hot, cold water. Priced
for quick sale $950
Cash or
turns. See place and owners,
2nd home on righthand side, 7th
street, Riverview.
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GOOD 2-bedroom home.
Has
indotM hath, lights, and water.
41as 129 foot front,* 1 garage, 2
big woodsheds All goes for only
$’.00 (Ml
Just across the street
from Oakes Radio and TV Shop
in Vernonia See Elmer Dutton
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FOR RENT
IOK RENT. 6 room house on
Capitol Hill, across from hatch-
try. Inquire of Mrs Hodgson,
Capitol Hill.
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KIR RENT Furnished apartment
with electric range and refriger­
ati r. 376 North Street. L. M
Porterfield
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT Fur­
nished
Electric stoves and hot
water heateis
117 North Street.
• '.•nrn Apartments
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SAVE at your TIME OIL Sta
’ cn. Major Oil Products.
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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Lost
Won
Mill Market
64 >4
554
64
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Dessy’s
56
Bob’s Union
61
Long-Bell
644
55*4
CITY LEAGUE
Lyle’s Barber Shop 66 I
54
57
Pete's Plac •
63
Oake’s Television 50 I
61
Radiant Cleaners
68
52
WOMENS BOWLIN LEAGUE
won lost
Dessy’s
Sam’s Food Store
Vernonia Drug
Brunsman's
High team game
went
Sam’s, 823, and series to Bruns-
man s,
2349. High
individual
game went to Claudine Gibson,
2JI, and stales to Geet Burton,
425. Splits picked up were Joyce
Steele, 8-9, Katny Sauer. 4-0-7,
Alice Gwin, 3-10, Emma McDon­
ald, 4-5-7, Dol.y Laird, 2-8-7.
WANTED: Good steady job by
man who can do any type of
work. Contact Saturday even-
ing.
Steve Scheuffeke, Keasey
Rt.
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SMALL STUDIO upright piano,
fovely condition. Very easy terms.
Will take old piano or band in­
strument in trade. Can be seen
in Vernonia. For information
write Day Music Co., 808 S.E.
Morrison, Portland. Oregon.
13t5c
MOTORS, generators, refrigera­
tors, re wound, repaired. Motors
for sale
Barger Electric Re­
pair, Stoney Point road, Ver­
nonia.
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Bowling Results
WANTED
TO GIVE AWAY: Four part
Cocker Spaniel puppies. End of
Sixth St., Riverview. House on
fight.
15tl
BLUEBERRY and Cascade plants.
Liwn mower sharpening. Albert
ha lock.
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What happens when you have
a rugged first round? Just ask
Ben Brickel. Ben left his pet
putter at home Sunday, and ptey­
ed the first nine holes with bor­
rowed putters. Alas, poor Ben
came in at the turn four down
with a 47. A quick trip to town
brought the pet Beckley-Ralston
SEWING MACHINE SERVICE
An authorized Singer service­
man will be in the Vernonia area
servicing and repairing all makes
sewing machines. Simply mail a
card requesting service or the
1955 colored catalogue on new
Singer Sewing amchines.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY
311 S.W Alder
Ph AT9536
Portland, Oregon
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, FOR SALE Electric chick brood­
er; almost new lawn mower; 75
fiot hose; some garden tools. See
Nat Perdew by Saturday. 1061
Rose Ave.
15tl
FOR SALE: Easter bunnies, all
$1.00 and up.
Clifford
Ft wler, 3rd St., Riverview. 13t3
BITS ABOUT COLUMBIA
COUNTYS ONLY GOLF
COURSE
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WANTED
BERRY PICKERS
BOTH HILL AND MOUNTAIN
BERRIES
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Transportation furnished, Excel-
lent berries,
Register by post-
card io
WANTED, baby sitting or house-
work. Inquire of Mrs. Curwick,
house on alley behind McEntire
home.
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—Office Supplies at the Eagl
CARD OF THANKS
A THANK you card to all of our
friends and neighbors of EUB
church and Martha Circle for the
beautiful picture of "Our Savi­
our” and cards; To our friends
TIMBER and logs wanted. 8 foot, of the Baptist church for the
$36; 12 to 24 foot, $40; 24 foot or lovely potted mums from Mrs. R.
longer, $43; or will take by cord. Simmons and Mrs. Herman Dick­
At mill previously known as Gar- son; To members of the OES No.
lock and Closner Mill. Now Mist 153 for the beautiful potted mums
Lumber Co.
51tfc and African Violets and cards;
The Vernonia Lodge No. 184 A -
HIGHEST cash prices paid for F.&A.M. for potted plants and
cream and eggs at your door-«- cards; To I.O.O.F Lodg; No. 246
picked up once or twice weekly— and Rebekah Lodge for potted
call or write Forest Grove Cream­ plants and cirds.
ery, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone
What a wonderful way to dem­
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WANTED TO BUY: Livestock, all how it helped us to know our
kinds, by head or pound, your friends were thinking of us and
place or mine. Midway Com­ how much good it did us to know
someone was thinking of us, and
munity Auction, Clatskanie
phone 2437.
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you.
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We
especially
owe
our
sincere
LOST AND FOUND
thanks to Mrs. Chas. Minger, Mr.
LOST, strayed or stolen, one and Mrs. B. Ortner, Mr. and Mrs.
Holstein yearling steer, mostly John Larrimore, Mrs. Dave Mar­
white. Anyone with information shall, Mrs R A. Simmons, Mrs.
call 16411. Ken West.
15t3c Herman Dickson and Mr and
Mrs. Bnlmeier for their many
CLASSIFIED RATES
acts of kindness. May God bless
MINIMUM charge 40c for 25 "ach and all of you.
______ Mr. and Mrs. L. H Cates
words or less. Words over min­
imum, 2c each. Three inser­
NOTICE
tions for the price of two.
CUSTOM sawing and planing,
lumber for sale, logs wanted. J.
H. Smith, mill at Pittsburg.
Phone 4313.
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Cooking Club
Serves Meal
The F W A. 4-H Cooking club
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met at the home of their leader.
Mrs Evelyn Heath April 4 Their
record books were checked and
it was decided that they should be
completed for Nehalem Valley
community day, May 21. A com­
plete meal was mad ' which in­
cluded scalloped potatoes and
slaw, fruit tapioca pudding, milk
and fruit cocktail.
Carol and Gladys Sharar from
Modesto, California were dinner
guests and are joining the club
The” are very interested in 4-H
although they have never be
long 'd before
The next meeting will be April
18 at the Washington grad
school at 3:45. They will meet
with another club and practice
judging.
The Long-Bell
LUMBER
COMPANY
Vernonia Division
BEN'S BARBER SHOP
Expert Tonsorial Work
Vernonia, Oregon
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who, as far as vve know, has
never swung a golf club, yet on
several occasions Henry has vol­
unteered what we needed just
when we needed it. Thanks
again Henry.
Several members from last
year are among those we have
missed at the course this spring
There is lots of room out here
so lets all get in the swing. The
greens have been fertilized, fair­
ways mowed, and the J. A. Bush
Spring Handicap coming up soon.
Let’s not miss anything.
ability of Mrs. Heath.
Sweepstakes prizes all stayed
in Vernonia again this week. Ben
Brickel had a low net with an 83
Johnson won low net with 86-13-
73 and Les Galloway stayed in
the money, even with a tough se­
cond round, with a 2nd low net
,2 3; 73. Someone «rab
grab the
of 98-24-74
’ve --- gotta whittle on that
ax. ’ we
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handicap.
There can be no end to the
thanks we owe to a certain in­
dividual in our community. We
must mention Henry Anderegg
CONCRETE PIPE
for
Sewers—Culverts — Drains
SEE YOUR LOCAL MATERIALS DEALER
manufactured by
Portland Concrete Pipe & Products Co.
5819 S.W. Macadam
Portland, Oregon
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KING’S Grocery - Market
Phone 91
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Riverview H
At the Mile Bridge
"Where Your Money Buys More"
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Weather Bad — Don't be Sad! H
Stay at Home and Shop by Phone H
And Remember
YOU RING -
o Talk is cheap—the inevitable
result of over-production.
ROLLING HILLS FARM
Star Rt., Banks, Oregon
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Stamm F. Johnson
Vernonia City Hall
Saturday Only 9 a.m. Io 1 p.m.
and a beautiful comeback.
A
very warm 36 for the final nine
won Benny his match and also
low net for the day in the sweep­
stakes.
The annual club golfing war
started Sunday The Club ladder
was posted with members rated
according to this years scores.
Heading the ladder on the top
rung was Bob King, followed by
Bill Johnson and Ben Brickel.
Bill immediately challenged Bob
and Ben challenged Bill.
King
and Johnson wound up even and
in a sudden death piayoff King
took a penalty and lost the maten
on the first extra hole. As we
already stated Bnekel came to
the turn 4 down and his hot 36
on the back nine won his match.
Kçsult—all 3 top places on the
ladder were readjusted after the
first day
We are happy to welcome Ma.
jor and Mrs. R V. Hale of Clats-
kanine as our newest members.
The Major is a 17 handicap man
at present but watch that man.
Mrs Evelyn Heath and daughters
Carolyn and Harriet are also new
members this week Both Caro­
lyn and Hari M t .>i
iat d on
the high school golf roster and
we are all aware of the golfing
Protect It
I IF A BLOW comes, you • i
i will be glad you have t i
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Wind storm Insurance.
You won't have to pay
hundreds of dollars out
of your own pocket to re­
store your property if
you have your fire in­
surance policy extended
to cover windstorm dam-
age
Bill J. Horn, Agent
Phone 231
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Vernonia
905 Bridge Street
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STATE TIMBER SALE
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(Experimental Thinning)
Oral bids will be received by the State Forester at the
Northwest Oregon District Headquarters, Forest Grove, Ore­
gon, at 10 a.m., May 11, 1955, for those second growth Douglas
fir trees, standing or down, as designated and marked with
white and red tags, and all old growth Douglas fir and Cedar,
green or dead, standing or down, located within the posted
boundary of the sale area, such sale area being situated in
part of the following described lands in Columbia County,
Oregon, to-wit:
South half of Northeast quarter (S’/jNE1/«) and
the Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter
(NELSE4) of Section 21. and the Southwest
quarter of Northwest quarter (SWtiNW1/«) and
the Northwest quarter of Southwest quarter
(NW4SW4) of Section 27. Township 5 North,
Range 3 West. W.M.
Ask this Hartford agency
about it.
VERNONIA
INSURANCE
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The sale involves the removal of small second growth
Douglas fir on a thinning basis and the salvage of dead second
growth Douglas fir and green and d"ad old growth Douglas
fir and Cedar.
Prospective bidders should secure a copy of the written
propectus. covering terms of the sale, from the Northwest
Oregon District Headquarters, Forest Grove, Oregon, or the
State Forester’s Office, 2600 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
The State Forester reserves the right to waive minor
technicalities or to reject any or all bids.
Publication Dates: April 14. 21 and 28 and May 5, 1955
NOTICE: Would lady who phon­
ed Al Davies during first week
in April concerning planting black
berries, please phone directions
for contacting her. Phone Banks
439'
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