Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 10, 1957, Page 7, Image 7

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THURSDAY, OCT 10. 1957
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE-General
LEGAL NOTICE _ _
BILLS
: Superflame Oil i
i HEATERS ■
HARDWARE « I Double and Single •
HOMETOWN
n
Phone HA 9-6131
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NOTICE OF FINAL
Burner Types
VERNONIA. ORE.
SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Paint. Bldg. Supplies,
frj
—
Sporting Goods.
—, I Airtight Wood Heaters
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that the undersigned has filed
Housewares, Appliances
her Final Account and Report
in the estate of G G. CAUDILL,
deceased,
in the County Court I ________________________________
FOR SALE: Girl's Schwinn bike,
of Columbia County, Oregon, and
like n 'w, $25. Carolyn Carlock,
the Court has fixed Tuesday the
WOMEN'S LEAGUE
Mist, Oregon. Call Jewell ex­ 22nd day of October, 1957, at the
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Lost
Won
change, Skyline 5-2468
41tl hour of 10 o’clock a.m. in the FOR RENT: Clean two-bedroom
161 -
Brunsman
Hdwr.
sh
County Court Room in the Coun­ • house. Wired for range; has elec-
F’OR SALE: 28-foot house trailer.
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ty Courthouse at St. Helens, Ore­ | trie water heatT. See Louis Vio­ Sam's Food Store
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See M. C. Mask, at the Pine gon, as the time and place for lette, 888 Second St.
41t3 Vernonia Drug
Hank and Polly
5
15
Cone.
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FOR
RENT:
Three-bedroom
Rena
High
individual
game.
and settlement thereof.
F'OR SALE: Six-year baby crib
house, wired for electric stove; Brady, 189; high individual series,
M.\RY K CAUDILL
and mattress.
Good condition.
Administratrix
Hot water heater, partly furnish­ Rena Brady, 542; high team
game, Sams and Brunsmans, 795;
Lee Rogers, 362 North St., or
Bush and Bradley
ed. Inquire of James Johns or
high team series, Brunsmans,
call at post office._________ 40t3
Attorneys for Administratrix call HA 9-3846.
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2347.
PUBLISH: September 19, and 26,
FOR SALE: White fryrs, 25c per
Splits picked up: Celeste Poet­
1357—October 3, 10 and 17, FOR RENT. 2 houses, both in
pound live. Also, White Rock
1957.
38t5c first class copdition, both wired ter, 6-10; Pat Hahmeyer, 2-7-10;
pullets, $1.00 each Mrs. L. Car.
for range. One has electric water Pat Galloway, 3-10; Ann McEn­
michael, Stoney Point road. HA STATEMENT REQUIRED BY
beater and burns oil. Other tire, 3-7.
9-6463.
40t3 THE ACT OF AUGUST 24. 1912.
burns wood. Take your choice.
AS AMENDED BY THE ACTS Inquire at 842 3rd street.
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F’OR SALE: Pair of chrome fau­
OF MARCH 3. 1933, AND JULY
cets and a wood circulation heat­
2 1946 (Title 39. United States APARTMENT for rent. Couple
er. Call at 1009 Nehalem St.
Code. Section 233)
SHOWING only. Burton Apartments, River­
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THE OWNERSHIP. MANAGE­ view.
HAY FOR SALE, wire baled, MENT. AND CIRCULATION OF CLEAN, attractive, one-bedroom
MIST — The new proprietor
L’-haul. $15 per ton. See Bill The Vernonia Eagle published house. Electric heat, electric hot
along with Mrs. Wiester, the own­
weekly
at
Vernonia,
Oregon
for
Sword.
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water heater. Wired for range. er of the Mist store, arrived Sat­
October 1. 1957.
Utility room wired and plumbed urday to take over the store.
U-PICK tomatoes, or picked. Al­
1. The names and addresses of i
Th? H. E. C. club met at the
so, U-pick cucumbers. All va­ the publisher, editor, managing I for automatic washer and drier.
Inquire 475 South First Avenue. home of Mrs. Ellen Devine last
rieties or squash. Bose pears and
editor, and business
managers
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31tt I Wednesday with six members
apples. Ernie's Farm Market, 2'»
are: Publisher, Marvin Kamholz,
I present.
mi. from Forest Grove on Gales
Vernonia, Oregon. Editor, Man­ SMALL clean modern house for
Delmar Jepson was visiting hi?
Creek road
Look for signs on
aging editor and business mana­ lent. Suitable for two. Oil heat; I grandfather, H. Jepson Saturday.
highway. Phone 16524
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has water heater and is wired for I Delmar has moved to Seaside.
ger, same.
Call Mrs. R. D. Ebv,
CASH PAID for deer hides.
2. The owner is: Marvin Kam­ range.
John Howry was here last week
HA 9-3671.
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Phone HA 9-3421
John Siedel- holz, Vernonia, Oregon.
from Seaside to see his son,
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3. The known
bondholders, THREE ROOM furnished apart­ John Howry Jr.
Mrs. Freda Foster was here
FOR SALE: Electric hot plate, mortgagees, and other security ment, shower bath, electric range
tw<. burner, Master Deluxe; baby holders owning or holding 1 per refrigerator, oil heat. Also, apt. from the dike land Sunday to
clothes washer, wood range with cent or more of total amount of with electric heat, and a large see her father, H. Jepson.
George Ray from Gaston was
coils. See Mrs. Bessie Spofford, bonds, mortgages, or other secur­ room with kitchen privileges
Riverview Cabins.
25tfc here Monday with his grapes and
Apt. 5. Cherry Tree Apartments. ities are: none.
4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, APARTMENT available at Cher­ taking orders for walnuts as he
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in cases where the stockholder ry Tree apartments, 830 Second has been doing for 25 years or
CASH for furniture, cattle, mis- or security holder appears upon
so.
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cell. items. Also, sell on con- the books of the company as Street HA 9 50 li
There was quite a fire at the
signment. Forest Grove Auction trustee or in any other fiduciary
garbage dump last week end.
Mart.
Spring Hill Road, S.E. relation, the name of the person
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Wikstrom
City limits. F’orest Grove. Phone or corporation for whom such
were business motorists in As­
office, oi 4801. H
H. H. trustee is acting; also the state­ DEAD and worthless stock re­ toria one day last week.
Ul 1. OW1WI
36t!!c ments in the two paragraphs moved free of charge. Also, will
buy your cows, calves, hogs. John —Office Supplies at the Eagle—
U HAULS for rent, local or one show the affiant's full knowledge Wilmarth, Clatskanie, Ore. Phone
way. Truck for lease, drive your­ and belief as to the circumstanc­ 2362.________________________ 25tfc
self.
Vcynoma Trading Com­ es and conditions under which
pany.
32tfc stockholders and security holders PORTABLE welding service,
who do not appear upon the power plant; night work. George 1 WISH to thank all my friends
SAND and gravel for sale. Ver- books of the company as trus­ Smith, HA 9-3876.
32tfc and neighbors for the cards,
nppia Trading Co.
29tfc tees, hold stock and securities in I
visits and many other expres­
a capacity other than that of a CLARENCE R. WAGNER, county sions of thoughtfulness while I
TEN-POUND bundles of news­
surveyor, Court House, St. Helens. was in the hospital. They were
bona fide owner.
papers for sale. Suitable for
5. The average number of cop­ Phone office, 698; home, 183. Pri­ greatly appreciated.
: tarting fires, etc. Vernonia Eagle
Elgus P. Frank
ies of each issue of this publica­ vate surveying, engineering work.
office.
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tion sold or distributed, through
F'OR SALE: Used chain saws. the mails or otherwise, to paid
Ted's Saw Shop, corner Bridge subscribers during the 12 months
and State St.
22ttc preceding the date shown above
was: 766
SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill
Marvin Kamholz
dirt. Call HA 9 6829, AG. Os­ Sworn to and subscribed before
trander.
261,52c me this 1st day of October, 1957
Bill J. Hom
(My commission expires July 29,
I960.
FARMS
(SEAL)
.' 7 ACRES, some timber, 12 acres
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
t cult. Has very well kept
Notice is hereby given that the
»use and yard. 4 bedrooms,
■ ving room and kitchen with undersigned has been appointed
its of built-ins. Other build­ administratrix of the estate of
ings include barn, woodshed Homer L. Inman, deceased, by
and garage. Two miles out. the County Court of the State
of Oregon for Columbia County,
Price, $10,000
All person,
-0 ACRES, 3 room house. 5 acres i nd has oualifi -d
■i cult 2 miles out. Price. $2500 having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present
Very good terms.
the same to me at Vernonia, Ore­
ACREAGE
\ FRY beautiful 2 acres with gon with vouchers and duly veri­
Nehalem river bordering on * fied within six months from the
-ide Completely modern 3-rm date hereof.
Date of first publication Octo­
house, wired for range. Good
ber 10, 1957.
■ ell with pressure system
Date of final publication No­
Price, $4,1X10 Good terms
H AVE PARTY looking for 2 to 5 vember 7, 1957.
Hazel B‘>rgerson
acres on stream
Preferably
Administratrix
on Keasey Route
John L. Foote
» ACRES just out of Vernonia
St. Helens. Oregon
vith 5-room house, garage,
Attorney
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woodshed and fruit house. Land
all clear and level
Nehalem
River just across road avail­
able for irrigation Price $3750
THE EAGLE assumes no finan­
Good terms.
cial responsibility for errors
SEE ME FOR FARMS AND
that may appear in ads pub­
ACREAGE
lished
in its columns, but in
DON BAYLEY, BROKER
case where this paper is at
Palace Cafe Bldg Ph. HA 9 5225
fault, will reprint that part of '
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an adv. in which the typo- 1
FOR SALE FARM
172 acres,
graphical mistake occurs.
<7 in cult. Good clean level MINIMUM charge 40c for 2$
. d
Bordering Nehalem river.'
words or lest. Words over min­
Two modern houses, three barns.
imum. 2c each. Three inser­
Several other buildings. If in
tions for the price of two.
'> ested. welcome to look
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NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY I
C’chmanek. Mist Oregon
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ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED |
AFTER WED NOON EXCEPT
FOR NEXT WEEK'S PAPER. |
CARD of Thanks k Notices 90c. I
HIGHEST cash Drices paid for BLIND ADS with answers to be
.ream and eggs at your door—
handled by the Eagle: Mini­
p.cked up once or twice weekly-
mum charge 10c. ho informa­
all or write Forest Grove Cream­
tion giver relative to such ads.
ery. Forest Grove, Oregon, Phone POETRY accepted only as paid I
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matter. Rate Sc per type line, j
FOR SALE: Two men's even­
ing dress suits, black, one size 40,
the other 42. Also coat and vest,
also black. Call at Apt 5, Cher­
ry Tree apartments.
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FOR RENT
BOWLING RESULTS
Mist Store Has
New Managers
SERVICES
CARD OF THANKS^
Storm Window Kits with
nails and molding
69c to $1.39
per foot 4c
Beaded Weather Stripping
Felt Weather Stripping
large pkg. 25c
Door Bottoms
40c up
Pouring Wool Insulation
Asbestos Corrugated Pipe Insulation
length 75c
Eaves Trough—Down Spout and Fittings—Flashing
Fire Prevention Week Emphasizes
Need For Caution with TV Sets
Basic safety rules in the use
and careful handling of home TV
sets are this week being taught
Vernonia children enrolled in
the Junior Fire Marshal pro­
gram.
More than 40 million television
sets are now in U. S. hom?s. Al­
though manufacturers are doing
everything to make them safe
from fire and shock, there are
nevertheless some simple precau.
tions which should be taken.
By enlisting children’s inter­
est in this increasingly important
safety problem, it is hoped that
parents, too, will benefit from
TV saf ?ty tips.
The simple TV "Do’s” and
“Don'ts” that Junior Fire Mar-
Hunting Party
Bags Nine Deer
shals are learning are:
1. DON’T try to repair your
sets; DO have Dad call a quali­
fied repairman.
2. DON'T tinker with the wires:
DO leave the insides alone.
3. DON’T forget a TV set is
electric; DO keep it away from
walls and curtains.
4. DON’T leave set turned on;
DO turn it off when you leave
the house.
5. DON’T forget there’s an an­
tenna and wires; DO have Dad
get a TV serviceman to check
them once a year.
These ruhs are featured in the
fall issue of the Junior Fire Mar­
shal magazine, highlight of the
year-round JFM program created
by the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company and sponsored locally
by Vernonia Insurance Exchange.
Museum Benefit Luncheon
TIMBER ROUTE — Mr and
Draws Good Attendance
Mrs. Art Kirk, his brother Lee
There was a good attendance
and other relatives made uo a
hunting party of nine people that Saturday, September 28, at the
luncheon served for the members
spent a week in Eastern Oregon,
returning to Vernonia Friday of th? Columbia county historical
society in the Odd Fellows hall.
evening with eight deer.
Mrs. Thelma Vandahay from Rainier, with the proceeds going
Banks spent Saturday afternoon to the museum fund. Since it
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harold ’ was the first day of the annual
deer hunting season, the atten­
Shipley.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olsen of dance was affected to some ex­
Netarts wer-> Sunday afternoon tent, but a good sum was realized
visitors at the home of Mr. and nevertheless.
Mrs. Wilbur Thacker.
A short business session was
Mr. and Mrs. Dona van Rey­ held in the afternoon with the
nolds and Mr. and Mrs. Albert regular prograrq being omitted
Reynolds spent Sunday in Port­ on account of the luncheon. Plans
land with Mr. and Mrs. Chester were made to hold the October
Reynolds and Albert Walker. meeting on the fourth Saturday,
Mrs. Walker, who has been in October 26, at Delena, with pio­
the hospital, is expected to be neers of that area being featured
liqme in the near future.
This is one of the few places in
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Eide and the county wh?re no meeting of
daughter Jackie moved into the the society has yet been held.
John Schmidlin house Monday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Nell Thacker were
OPTOMETRISTS:
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Teeling and
Dr. V. J. Horne and
grandad Thacker from Portland,
Dr. R. V. Lance
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence New, Mr.
Across from Texaco
and Mrs. Wilbur Thacker and
Wednesdays
Tamara Galloway.
FOR SALE Real Estate
is really paying off!
CLASSIFIED RATES
WANTED
He grows and harvests trees as a
crop. Tree farming is like any other
kind of farming, except the crop
cycle h a little longer. Nature does
most of the work. The tree farmer pro­
tects his woodland from fire and
harvests trees when they're ripe and
the price is right.