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8 THURSDAY. APRIL 3, 1958 THE EAGLE. VERNONIA ZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHllZHZHZMZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ ORE D M HARDWARE D n I II • N I" w Ç l M ”l A H It and electric PHONE HA 9-5651 ----- WE DELIVER THIXOTROPIC FRIGIDAIRE ELEC. APPLIANCES — FINE FURNITURE HUFFY LAWN MOWERS y"fsnAu"" ALKYD ENAMEL 2363377064357 $7.50 Gallon _____ $2.25 Quart $1.20 Pint Half-Pint 18" Gas Reg. $99.95 12" Electric Special *7985 54* 53-Piece Set Rose pat tern Dishe $ t ( 95 Very Special 10 6 Year old deluxe baby crib and mat tress $00.95 $50 Value eb.” $37.50 Crib and Mat tress $0) 950 Special 20 Paint Brushes Maple Bunk bed with design complete with beautiful wagon wheel mattresses $0495 Only J. Large size Frigidaire refrigerator 15c to $7 25 in wonderful condition Will Rent, $5.00 Month : Mk 0()c 4 • ound GARDEN. FLOWER AND GRASS SEED AND FERTILIZER Simmons Mattresses and Box Springs $49.50, $59.50. $79.95 HZHXHZHZ $o~ $150.00 Virtu ? Dinette Sets, Table and Six Chairs Special Deluxe Gold Seal Li noleum Rugs. 9x12 $1 195 1 Hoes from $1.89 Bow Rakes from $2.19 Shovels from $3.25 2-pc. daveno set with $ swivel club rocker 2 Pc. Sectional by Biltwell. Large Section makes into bed 11 Beautiful new pat terns in 6, 9 and 12-ft. Linoleum $125 Per Sq. Yd. 199’ Full loam rubber revolving swing rockers. Top grade coverings. Very Spec. $0(95 Only 0. STEELHEAD TACKLE FISHING LICENSES PLYWOOD 1 x4x8 sheet . $3.25 %x{x8 sheet $4.50 FOR RENT ITEMS 12x4x8 sheet $5.95 Orbit Sander $1.50 per day 5x4x8 sheet $6.95 % x{x8 sheet 57.55 Skil Floor Sander $5 00 per day Half Day $2.50 Floor Polisher $1.00 Per Day ROLL ROOFING $3 25 $3.75 $4.45 $5.25 SEE OUR 9c TABLE Goulds amazing no tank pump A com plete water system. S HZHXHZHZ ZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZMZH $111.75 (Editor’s Note: Don't cheat yourself on exemptions. The tax information committee of the Oregon Association of Public Ac countants, in cooperation with the National Society of Public Ac- countants, has prepared this dis cussion, presented by the Ver nonia Eagle as a reader service.) How many exemptions can I claim? Each exemption is a $600 de duction. That is, for each ex emption you are allowed to make $600 tax free. Exemptions determine the amount of tax-free income you are allowed each year, and are devised to make the tax fair be tween single persons, married couples, and large and small fa milies. You are entitled to one exemp tion for yourself. You are en titled to one additional exemp tion if, on December 31, 1957, you had attained 65 years of age. or if you were blind If you were both 65 and blind, you are entitled to two addition al exemptions. You are also en titled to exemptions on the same basis for your wife, if you file a joint return. I If you file a separate return, | you can claim your wife’s ex emptions only if she has no in come and was not claimed on any other taxpayer’s return for 1957 If your wife or husband died in 1957, the additional exemptions lor age and blindness are deter mined as at the date of death, rather than December 31. You are entitled to one exemp tion for each dependent. 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FROM $3.99 Simpson Ceiling Tile 12x24 Ctn. of 60 Sq. Feet $9.25 Punch Bowl Set $1 00 Per Day Curtain Stretcher 50c per day Hardboard 1x4x8 $2.65 House Jacks 75c week Power lawn mower IT'S A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNCNIA Claim All Your Exemptions Is Advice Of Tax Accountants Mail C"”’I New FRIGIDAIRE Ultra-Clean Automatic Washer gekot ONION SETS 4 5 Pound 55-Pound tú-Pound 90-Pound 9950 ‘995 High Chairs Per 4-Pc. Gillespie Bedroom Set 3-Pc. Western Knotty Maple Set AROUND THE FARM and blindness apply only to you and your wife or husband, not to dependents. Each dependent must qualify under all five of the following conditions. 1. Dependent must have recciv- ed over one-half of his support from you in 1957. 2. Dependent did not have over $600 income in 1957, besides what you provided, unless the depend- ent was your child or stepchild under 19 years of age, or if over 19 years of age, a full time stu dent, in which case the depend ent child can earn any amount as long as you actually provide over one-half of the cost of support. 3. Dependent is not claimed by any other taxpayer and does not file a joint return with another taxpayer. For instance, do not list a dependent married daugh ter who files a joint return wit her husband 4. Dependent must be a citizen of the United States or a resident of the United States, Canada, Mexico, The Republic of Panama or the Canal Zone. 5. Dependent must be closely re. iated to you or be anyone else who meets requirements 1, 2, 3 and 4 and had your home as his principal place of abode and was a member of your household, even if not related to you. If the dependent has worked part time and earned less than $600 in 1957 or was your child under 19 or over 19 and a student, and income tax was withheld from such earnings, the depend ent should file a tax return to secure refund of the tax withheld. This will in no way prevent you from also claiming the exemp tion for the dependent, provided of course, that dependents meets all five of the conditions If your dependent can qualify in all other ways except that you do not furish over one-half of his support then perhaps you can arrange with th? others who con tribute to his support for you to claim the credit anyway under a multiple support agreement Form 2120 Often unusual or borderline cases arise and the internal re- venue bureau advises consulta tion with properly qualified ad visers for those needing help J DOUBLE SHOE MILEAGE • • at about one-third the cost of t ■ new pair with new soles [ and heels. Vernonia Shoe Shop ¡ 2nd Si., (formerly the Shack) ! 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. or later I BY DON COIN WALROD County Extension Agent Sclerotinia wilt is the difficult name of the disease that is again hitting many of our clover, alfal fa, vetch and lotus fields this year. While the disease is doing extensive damage in some fields this year, it probably is not as severe as last year. the sclerotia to survive for long periods in the soil However there are a number of recommen dations that, if followed, will help reduce the severity of an infestation and enable growers to take steps to prevent land from becoming infested ” Recommended practices for re Mild and wet weather is partly ; ducing the severity of this dis the cause of this condition. ¡ ease include using clean seed Many growers are reporting find free of the disease, practicing ro ing areas of the legume fields | tations wherein leguminous crops dying. To be sure of our diag | are separated four years by non- nosis, specimens were submitted | leguminous crops, deep plowing to plant pathologists at Oregon of infected crops to bury the State college. While we are find sclerotia, and the use of resistant ing most all legumes effected, varieties. alfalfa is the one that seems to Actually, in practice it is not suffer the most—or at least it is easy to carry out many of these most apparent there. practices. There are sprays avail Dr. C. Leach. OSC plant path able that will give good results, ologist has this to say about the but the cost is quite high. In disease "Sclerotinia wilt is observing local alfalfa trials at caused by the fungus Sclerotinia the present time, we cannot see sclerotiorum. also known as that one variety is affected a Sclerotinia trifoliorum. During great deal more than any other . | certain years this fungus causes For the most part, it seems that considerable destruction in the we will have to live with the dis more moist regions of Oregon. ease for the time being. Sclerotinia wilt is not a new dis Farmers who have earned a ease in Oregon and it has been payment under the Federal wool, known in the Willamette Valley incentive program since April 1. and other areas of the state for 1957, must file an application at least forty years. with the local ASC office in order ! In Oregon, the fungus may be to receive payment Such appli observed during moist autumn cations must be filed at the Ag- , weather as small brown to orange, ricultural Stabilization and Con- | disc-like bodies growing in the servation office prior to April 30 ¡ soil amongst the leguminous Columbia county farmers file at plants. These discs (apothecia) the ASC office in St. Helens. are about one quarter inch in These payments are made as a diameter, stalked and can be pro- • direct incentive to farmers to in duced singly or in dense clusters. crease production of wool. The The spores (ascospores) that are goal of the program is to in discharged from the discs infect crease U. S. production to 300 the surrounding plants causing million pounds of shorn wool-- spotting of the leaves. During a an increase of about on-third mild winter the fungus furth r over the production of recent invades the plant, though more years. ¡ often it remains inactive during cold weather. Given moist mild conditions in spring, the fungus grows rapidly, attacking the above ground plant parts When the crowns are attached, the plants wilt and usually die Ex The annual meeting of the amination of the wilted plants Clatskanie Dairy Breeders assoc often reveals a white cottony iation is scheduled for Wednos- growth of the mold on or around day. April 9. at the multi-pur the base of the plant During pose room of the Clatskanie high wet weather the fungus spreads school, reports Don Coin Walrod, to neighboring healthy plants by ! county extension agent and as growing over the soil surface | sociation secretary. Careful examination® of diseased | This will be the first meeting plants and the surface of the sur- of the organization since becom rounding soil will® reveal small, ing a centralized part of the Ore black, roundor irregular bodies gon Dairy Breeders association which may range from the size I with headquarters at Corvallis of a clover seed to larger than a Although members are specifi- pea These bodies are known as cally urged to attend, the meet sclerotia and they enable the ing is open to anyone interested fungus to remain alive but dor in dairying or artificial insemina- mant tn the soil during Oregon's tic n. Tracy Farcir manager- warm, dry summer. technician is making arrange Control of Sclerotinia will is ments for refreshments to follow difficult because of the ability of the meeting. Dairy Breeders Meet April 9 Exclusive colore-xeyed 3-ring agitator. • For Cleanest Clothes * For Lint Removal. * For Driest Spin. Rated No. 1 by U.S. Testing Company, Inc. WCI-58 All Porcelain 364 New, Matching Fabric-Master Automatic Dryer FRIGIDAIRE 3195 RD 20-53 Frigidaire Electric Ranges 259 1953 Model 30-In. Frigidaire range only 2293 IZHZHZHZHZHXIiZHZHZHZHZHZl Easter Bunnies Need Right Care Gift bunnies, so cute on Easter Day, can continue long after wards as delightful pets, if given good care, says Mr. and Mrs. Ho ward C. House of the Circle H. Rabbitry of Warren. Unfortunately, the majority of I them go to city homes where no provision is made for their pro per care and where the new owners have little idea of their needs. Many of them come to sad ends, and all so needlessly. Here is what to do for the Easter bunny to make him well and happy and as much a pet as the family cat: Most important, his hutch should be dog-proof. It should have a floor of wire, 12 by 1 inch wire is best, and chicken wire makes good sides. The hutch roof must protect against rain and direct sun The hutch should not be placed over a concrete or wood floor, but preferably over dirt, with sawdust as second choice. The hutch should be 3 by 4 feet and two feet high to provide for th? space the rabbit will need when full grown. Six ounces of good rabbit pel lets per day is adequate feed for a mature animal. A salt block can b? provided during hot wea ther, and the rabbit must have a good supply of clean fresh water before him at all times. Coffee cans make good waterers. They also make good feed cans, if they are nailed to a block of wood, such as planer ends, so that the rabbit cannot tip the can over, while eating The water can is heavy enough so the rabbit will not upset it easily. Although it seems like fun to do so, the young rabbit should not be handled too much. He is apt to get sick by too much han dling at first Give him time to get used to his new home and | handlers, before trying to get him > to respond to too much loving. ; Do not feed him candy or other | sweets, as his stomach is not । made to handle such food. Too [ much grass or other greens will j also give him a stomach ache j The rabbit pellets will give him all of the food requirements that he needs. Rabbits are fine pets for child ren who handle them properly. They make excellent 4-H pro jects. They are particularly good for the child with limited space for raising animals. Also, the youngster can get started in a 4-H project with a small amount of money for purchasing the orig inal stock. For bulletins and individual problems regarding rabbits and their handling, call the county extension office at the court house. Mr. and Mrs. House arc interested in developing a better understanding of rabbit produc tion among 4-H club members and would welcome the oppor tunity to discuss the project with any boys and girls in the area who are interested. JOB PRINTING OR Whatever Your Needs May Be AT PRICES HARD TO BEAT THE VERNONIA EAGLE PH: HA 9 3372 — VERNONIA PROTECT YOURSELF Burglers often take; everything they can get • their hands on—jewelry, ; clothing, typewriters, ap-; pliances, tools, TV sets j and more. Be sure your • protection is adequate to • meet such an emergency. ♦ Ask us to check your ‘ policies. BEH-HUDSON^ INSURANCE Phone HA 9-6058 — Riverciew ! CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN X-RAY — PHYSIOTHERAPY Hours: Daily 9-6 p.m. Except Tues. 9-12 Noon Sai. 9-4 p.m. GENERAL PRACTICE BY 2nd af Bridge Street | NATURAL METHODS Phone HA 9-6303
