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6 THURSDAY. AUG. 1. 1957 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE General ANYONE wanting grass cut by scythe, ground spaded or hoeing done, call at 842 Third street. 3113 FOR SALE: Large, folding baby carriage; has storm cover and pad. Very good condition. $7.50. Mrs. Guy Harris, 108 O.A. Hill. Phone HA 9-3935 31tl FOREST GROVE Auction Mart Sale every Friday, Misc. 10 a m., livestock 1:00 p.m. H H. Unger, owner. Spring Hill Road, S. E. City Limits, Forest Grove. Phono Forest Grove 7615. 31t5c FOR SALE: 7-cu. ft refrigerator with storage drawer. Excellent condition. Mrs R. D Eby. HA 9-3671. _______________ 31tfc FOR SALE: Cucumbers. Mrs. Norbert Pelster, 1*4 miles south of Riverview on Pebble Creek road. 3113 FOR FAST growing market Lambs try Reg. Cheviot rams, $25-$45. Reg. Romney ram lamb $30 Trade for Romney ewes. Ada Helen Fildes, Rt 1, Box 169, War ren. Oregon. Scappoose-Vernonia road. • 3113 RED HAVEN peaches now ready. 25c per bushel less in your box. Lloyd Wiedewitsch. across high way from Car-Vue theater, V2 mile east Cornelius, Oregon. title FOR SALE: T.D.6 Cat.. Holt doz er, Carco drum armed for log ging. Phone Jewell, Skyline 5- 2437 for further information ___________________ 30t3c FOR SALE: 4 nearly new ap proximately KOO miles Firestone ail-traction mud grips; 7:00x16 6- ply. $30 apiece. Phone HA 9 3874 30t3? 16-;i DAIRY feed, 80 lb., $2.95; 20% egg mash, 100-lb, $4 60, 15% rabbit pellets, 100 lb., $4 25; I n und bailey, loo lb. $3 25; Rapid-Flo filter discs, 75c and $1; < t ment, $1.45. Also, sand and gravel. H H. Sturdevant, Rose Ave. HA 9 6691 30tt< R A S P B E R RIES, loganberries, cascades, King Nectars, blueber ries, Se :• Albert Schalock 3rd St , Riverview. 29t3 JUDSON Supercharger. Complete set-up to fit ’50-’53 Ford and Mercury, $125. Complete draft ing set, $20. Football shoees, size 9. $5. 16 ga single shotgun and shells, $20. J. B. Artman Jr., Timber Rt., Vernonia. 29t3 SAND and gravel for sale. Ver nonia Trading Co. 29tfc FOR SALE: Clover and grass hay in field. Wire baled. $1.» pr r ton. Bill Sword, Vernonia. Phone HA 9-3314 28tfc TEN POUND bundles of news papers for sale. Suitable for skirting fires, etc. Vernonia Eagle iff m 8tf FOR SALE: Used chain saws. Ti ci’s Saw Shop, corner Bridge' and State St 22tfc SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill dirt. Call HA 9 6829, AG Os- IraMte NtSSe FOR SALE Real Estate FOR SALE: 3-rm modern house on highway in Riverview. Gar- iig« fruit house, 2 lots See Mrs R< ■- Sutton, Riverside Drive 29t3c SI ECULATOR special 39 a abt *. n latge second growth Free city water, fine Ige house, lawn, risk garden, valley view Widow will take good trlr house as part. $ 11 000. DANDY 6 bdrm, home—20 acres, b* rders Rock Creek Run calves r d kids A buy at $7,000 Terms. 3-BDRM home on 2 lots out of city limits Only $2250 POSS. 5-br on 100x100 corner, n > area New oil circulator in chided. Fine condition through out Terms at $5250 COZY 2 br in town New roof, very good foundation Win'd and plumbed for auto wash Just $2 NX» BUMP AND MEYER Vernonia Office H. T. HUDSON Phone HA 9 BO58 ___________________________ 29t.lc During the last 50 years the p .ulation of the United States b - doubled, but the number over 65 ha* quadrupled. FOR SALE Real Estate BILLS Surf Rod Carriers $2.50 Voit Rubber Horseshoe Sei $4.95 Montague Mooching Rods, HOMETOWN 91 2-Fi. From $19.95 io $22.95 Montague Rod and Ocean City Star Drag Reel Complete $10.95 Phone HA 9 6131 •-< VERNONIA. ORE. < 91/2-Ft. Harnell Drift Rod $28.95 Paint, Bldg. Supplies, rt Remington Model 740 Sporting Goods, m Semi Automatic $128.85 Housewares, Appliances HARDWARE p Model 94 Winchester $74.85 Model 99 Savage .308 Cal. $111.85 Model 99—300 Savage $111.85 Model 38 Winchester 308 Cal. $135.50 Several Used Guns to Choose from and A Complete Stock of Ammunition. Zera Oscillating 10" Fan. Regularly $14.95 $12.95 Hot Plate, Reg. $12.95 $7.77 HOMES NEARLY new 3-bedroom mo dern home, includes dining and utility rooms. Lots of built-ins. Wonderful view. Will consider smaller house in deal. Full BY DON COIN WALROD price, $7000. Worth more. County Extension Agent Good terms. NEWLY remodeled and very Fruit tree troubles of manv ed a short time ago when we put modern 2-bedroom home, wired kinds have been evident all spring out some weed control plots in for range and automatic wash and are still showing up. Not BIRKENFELD — Mrs. Walter RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Carl always are the problems over 1 flax fields of George Poysky, er and dryer; electric heat; cement foundation; extra large Brauner underwent surgery at fruit trees, however, as ornamen- I Clatskanie. When using the same Carl had a very nice surprise re- materials and the same rates but cently when six of her nieces, for lot and- very well located. Price, the Good Samaritan hospital in tals are often involved, too. $5750, Good terms. Portland last Monday. She left Some of these troubles are re adding a wetting agent, the kill merly the Camberg girls, came FARMS the hospital Friday and went to sults of winter injury occuring on the weeds was improved, but to visit her. They were Lillian, 5 ACRES, all cleared and level; the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. during the November 1955 freeze. at the same time the injury to Clara, Orenc, Ada, Alice and Nehalem river borders one M. Mosley at Vancouver to stay Additional damage was done by the flax was increased. Lucille. They came to Clatska side; five-rm. modern house, until she is able to come home. the low temperatures of January nie to see Ada before she leaves wired for range and automatic Week end visitors at the home 1957. Damage of this type will With warm weather coming up, for Japan where she will teach clothes dryer; plumbed for of Mr. and Mrs. Art Kouva were continue to become evident for it is a good idea to check th? school this fall. They also went automatic washer. Lots of Everett Kouva of Coos Bay and some time to come. availability of water for poults to visit their brother, Bud, at built-ins and storage space. Tom Rice of Fort Lewis. Mr». Insects, fungus diseases, and and chickens. Water plays a vital : Elsie, Oregon. Price, $3000. Very good terms. Everett Kouva is at Farmington, bacterial diseases are taking their part in a bird's welfare, so extra Alton Berg made a business 4 ACRES, llj miles out. Nearly Utah caring for her mother who toll, too. Willows are showing a water during warm weather is new log house. About 3 acre: recently underwent a major op leaf and twig blight that is con advisable. Poultry generally con trip to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Jepson can be cultivated. Price, $1800 eration. trolled only by fall sprays of sume twic? as much water as Will accept $400 dawn. Mrs. Ella Smith and daughter I Bordeaux or copper, aphids have feed, and thrir drinking habits and Valerie spent the week end 3 ACRES just out of Vernonia Susie of Portland spent Wednes been extremely numerous on are different from large animals. at Seaside. Harold Ashley and Lawrence with 5-room house, garage, day at the home of Mrs. Glenn some of the weeping birch and Birds drink in smaller amounts Johnston went to Mohler Sunday woodshed and fruit house. Land Mitchell. On Sunday, her son the golden chain, and ambrosia but more frequently. A "V" to fish. all clear and level. Nehalem and family, Mr and Mrs. Louis beetle started working sweet trough should have more than Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burkholder River just across road avail McCoy and children, visited her. cherries in earnest. just a trickle during warm spells. and family of Portland spent the Mrs. Robert Franlclin and two able for irrigation. Price $3750. Bacterial gummosis of cherries Otherwise the birds may not get week end at the Fred Udey's. sons of Raymond. Washington Good terms. is quite common and begins to enough water. Mrs. Frances Bergen of Astoria j spent the week end at the home cause the’ orchardist or homeown SEE ME FOR FARMS AND visited with her son, Eddie Pye of her sister and family, Mr. and ACREAGE er concern when the tree shows of Birkenfeld over the week end. Mrs. Chas. Allen. Mrs. Bellingham Attends DON BAYLEY. BROKER evidence of dying. Unfortunate Robert and Mike Cahill, both Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood and Palace Cafe Bldg. Ph. HA 9-5225. ly, we have no control for this Holt Picnic at Creswell of Portland are at the home of two children of Portland are 2!>tlc condition other than to replace BIRKENFELD — Mrs. Zella their folks, the James Cahills’ staying at the home of his par the tree. When doing so we sug Bellingham went with Mr. and and are helping put a new foun ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood gest that the replacement be one Mrs. Eugene Hunsinger and little dation under the house. during the elder Mr. Wood's stay that was budded high on a Maz- boys of Astoria Sunday to visit Mrs. Victor Berg had the mis BEAN PICKERS wanted August at the Tuality hospital. Paul is zard rootstock, as such trees show the Ron Trenholm family at Mon fortune to wreck their car last driving to Portland daily to work. 1 at David Sausy farm, Cornelius. considerable resistance to this dis mouth and they all attended a Friday. It loft the road and ran Contact Mrs. Charles Poetter or ease. All nurserymen may not picnic at the home of Mr. and into a tree. Mrs. Berg was not The maximum social security Mrs Art Nanson. 23t3<- have such trees on hand, but they Mrs. Harry Holt of Creswell. It hurt too seriously. Judy got a benefit to a retired couple is would provide them if orders was a get-to-gether of the Korean cut across her head above her WANTED: Housekeeper for fa $162.50 a month. were placed in advance SO that children and all who were inter eyes, and injured her leg. They mily of three. $75 per month, they would have time to bud ested. are both in the hospital at As room and board. Week ends off. them the season ahead. Mrs. Vera Nelson of Medford, toria. Phone HA 9-591!; 21 tie Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Larson Oregon, a former resident of the All folks who are on the mail- valley years ago was here last and boys of Vernonia visited with HIGHEST cash Drices paid for BABY SITTING day or night. cream and eggs at your door— Your home or mine. Call HA ing list to receive copies of “Ore week end. She and the friend the Francis Larsons Sunday after gon's Agricultural Progress”, the who brought her had dinner with noon. picked up once or twice weekly— 9-6212. Mrs. Ann Briones. call or write Forest Grove Cream 29t3 quarterly magazine publication of the T. M. Hopkins Saturday and M rs. Elsa Richardson was in the experiment station of Oregon called on Mrs. Lena Hendrickson ; Portland Friday and went on to ery, Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone 126. 14tfc DEAD and worthless stock re State college, will find a postal and Anna Hanberg. Seaside Saturday. She had not moved free of charge. Also, will card included with the July issue. Perry Smith had the misfor been feeling very well so they buy your cows, calves, hogs John If they wish to continue to receive tune to get his foot smashed in had the doctor for her at Seaside Wilmarth, Clatskanie, Ore. Phone this magazine it is necessary that the hay baler. He is around on and she has virus pneumonia. She 2362. ________________________ 25tfc they complete the card and re crutches. His mother from Med came home but has to stay in TWO-BEDROOM house for rent $35 per month. See Harry Cul PORTABLE welding service, turn it. The publication people ford. his son Bill of Portland I bed for a while. Mrs. Benoit Yoss of Jewell was bertson or phone HA 9-3762. power plant; night work. George at OSC indicate that this is the and his brother Frank of Vine ! only way they have of bringing j Maple all have been visiting him | a Sunday dinner guest of Anna 31 tie Smith, HA 9-3876 32tfc their mailing list up to date. David Seibel of Stanfield, Ore j Hanberg. CLEAN, attractive, one-bedroom CLARENCE R WAGNER, county Oregon’s Agricultural Progress | gon has been visiting here with Mrs. Fred Larson and three house. Electric heat, electric hot surveyor, Court House, St Helens. has been a very popular little | his folks. On his return Monday, I children were in Forest Grove water heater. Wired for range. Phone office, 698; home, 183. Pri magazine among those receiving ■ Mrs. Trent Garner went with ■ Saturday. They also called at Utility room wired and plumbed vate surveying, engineering work. it. This I6-page two-color publi- j him to visit for a while with her | the Howard Larsons. for automatic washer and drier. 24tfc cation reports on the results of I daughter, Mrs. Pat Seibel. His i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rodgers Inquire 475 South First Avenue. research in homemaking. It is | brother Ed also went with him ( and girls spent Friday evening 3 Iff free to Oregon residents and our j to spend awhile before he enters j with her folks, the Francis Lar- office will gladly see that a "sub. ' the service. | sons. FOR RENT: A two-bdrm, house scription" is entered for anyone i I Mrs. Clara Reeves and three WE WISH to express our sincere Mr. and Mrs. E. T Johnston and a four-bedroom two-story requesting it. and family took in the air show girls spent Sunday at Seaside house. For information call HA thanks to all our friends who Spray recommendations from I at Portland Sunday. taking in the Miss Oregon event. 9-3934,______________________ 31t3c were so thoughtful and kind in Mrs. T M Hopkins was in As our recent bereavement. The Howard Larson and his daugh SMALL clean modern house for flowers, cards and other kind our office generally call for the. ter Fay and family were in the toria Monday on business. lent. Suitable for two. Oil heat; nesses were all appreciated more use of a wetting agent or a stick valley the last of the week. i ing agent to be added to the has water heater and is wired for than we can express in words. A number of grange members i OPTOMETRISTS: spray mixture, in spraying for and their families, 26 in all, at lange Call Mrs R 1) Ebv. Mrs. George Kirk i i I weeds and in protecting crops HA 9-3671. 29tfc Mr. Leelin F. Kirk tend'd the Pomona grange picnic Dr. V. J. Horne and i ’ from diseases and insects. In at Big Eddy Sunday. i The A J. Kirk family Dr. R. V. Lance • 1 ARGE 4 ROOM furn. apt.. $35. visiting with some of the local The C W Kirk family i Acrosi from Texaco Elec, range and auto hot water, I dealers regarding the sale of The S. H. Peterson family One in every 12 persons in our t Wednesdays oil heat, newly redec . water and j these materials, we are inclined total population is over 65. The Charles Justice family garbage pick-up included. Re to believe that these wetting _____________________________ 31tl frigerator available. 117 North agents and sticking agents are St 27tfe often omitted. Although today's weed killers THREE ROOM furnished apatt FOUND Purebred sable male are highly effective, they occa ment, shower bath, electric range Please call Frank Hays. sionally fail to kill weeds as they refrigerator, oil heat Also. apt. collie. Among the reasons is 30t3 should with electric heat, and a large HA 9-5186 the plant's failure to take up room with kitchen privileges. enough chemical. This is large Riverview Cabins 25tfc ly because the spray fails to wet FOR RENT: Partially furnished FOR TRADE: Gas lawn mower the plant properly, according to apartment. Couple only. Bur towards Model T rototiller. Mar Virgil Freed. OSC agricultural ton Apartments, Riverview. HA vin Mever, phone HA 9-6504. chemist. *4099 25tf< Water alone is a poor material Timber route. Vernonia. 31t3c with which to wet plants because ' APARTMENT available at Cher a waxy material called a cuticle ry Tree apartments, 830 Second covers the leaves and other parts. Street HA 9 5042 17tL- NO information on classifieds will On young plants, a cuticle is thin be given out until after paper and easily penetrated, but as the plant grows older, the cuticle it mailed. becomes thicker, more difficult THE EAGLE assumes no finan NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cial responsibility for errors to penetrate with herbicides. that the undersigned has filed h's When wetting agents ar? added that may appear in ads pub Final Account and Report in the INXHXHZHZHXHZHXHXHXHZNZHfl lished in its columns, but in to a spray mixture, they bring Ntttt of JOSEPH Wll.I.lAM | about a contact between the weed I H T case where this paper is at BRIMMER , Deceased. in the fault, will reprint that part of killing chemical and the plant. County Court of Columbia Coun H an adv. in which the typo Film formed from such a spray ty. Oregon, and the Court has H | not only makes it easier for the graphical mistake occurs. fixed Monday the 5th day of . herbicide to penetrate the plan*, August, 1957, at the hour of 10 BLIND ADS with answers to be Riverview H H Phone HA 9-6015 handled by the Eagle: Mini but more herbicide is deposited o’clock a m in the County Court Where Your Money Buys More" At the Mile Bridge mum charge 80c. No informa- on end gets into the plant. house, at St. H'lens. Oregon, as H While the wetting agents in- | H tion giver relative to such ads. the time and place for the hear . crease the effectiveness of the i ing of objections thereto and I MINIMUM charqe 40c for 25 I weed killers, they lower the se j ALWAYS — Top Quality H I words or less. Words over min settlement thereof H | leetivity of these materials and I ALWAYS — Best Prices imum. 2c each. Three mser- HAROLD R BRIMMER. I can make injury to the desirable H I tions for the price of two. Administrator crop possible Thus wetting H ALWAYS — Phone and Delivery HUSH & BRADLEY. Attor • NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY 1 agents should not be used indis- ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED neys for Administrator H j crimmately. but are really worth- H AFTER WED. NOON EXCEPT PUBLISH: July 4. 11. 18 and 25. < while when recommended FOR NEXT WEEK S PAPER. X —From your home-owned independent grocery. 1957—August 1. 1937_______ 1 That the addition of wetting > CARD of Thanks It Notices: 80c. H SHOP BY PHONE — YOU RING. WE BRING H The average age of workers , POETRY accepted only as paid 1 agents can increase the effective- I 1 ness i f herbicidqy and reduc* I who file for Federal Social Se matter. Rate: Sc per type line. ' their selectivity was demonstrat 1 curity benefits is 67.9 y« ars. khxhxhxjhxhxhxhxhxhxhxhxhx Mrs. C, Brauner ! GROUND THE FARM Visits Daughter I Nieces Surprise Äunt With Visit WANTED SERVICES FOR RENT_ _ _ _ _ car F o F thanks - LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE OR TRADE CLASSIFIED RATES LEGAL NOTICE KING’S Grocery - Market