Vernonia Eagle, July 28, 1966
Before Paving . . .
50X EASIER
CHAIN SAW,
THIS VIEW of Bridge street was snapped in 1923 by
W. C. Alexander, photographer. The team of horses
Nig and Chub were owned and driven by Ben Smith.
Also visible is the old county steam roller for which
the late Charley Cook was the engineer. Bridge street
was being rocked at this time to serve until 1924 when
the pavement was poured.
. . . and A fte r
You’ve never had a saw th a t
started as easily as McCulloch's
new 795 or 895 with DSP. This
re vo lu tio n ary fe a tu re is th e
most im portant starting im
provement in chain saw history,
because now it takes 50% less
effort to start these powerful
professional model McCullochs.
The 7 9 5 direct and 8 9 5 gear
drive also feature:
• Automatic Chain Oiling
• Idle Governor
• Reboreable Cylinder
• 40:1 Fuel Mix
• Easy-Start Primer
Come in and try DSP today. You
will never know how easy start
ing can be until you do.
SEE
Joe & Wally
at
ENCO
SERVICE
2nd & Bridge Street
Vernonia, Oregon
Ph. 429-3462
THESE TWO pictures of Vernonia’s Bridge street were
brought to the Eagle office by Oene Shipman and were
taken in 1925 just after streets were paved,
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