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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1922)
ï ' SMflflMl PERSONAL DOINGS IN THE LOCAL FIELD “HOME BAKERY” Hemstitching 8 cents par yaib at Items Gathered From Here and There. »Sense and Nonsense. I Home Made Bread, ! Cakes, Pies and Doughnuts Mrs. Richardson's Novelty Shop R L S Forest Grove Mail Orders Promptly Filled Miss Hazel Malinstcn and Mr. Les ter Weed, Vernonia students, aie at tending Willamette University, at Salem, and Alvin Parker is attendine O. A. C., at Corvallis. Call at the NEW BAKERY Formerly Tipton's jt Good home made pies at he "Hsme Bakery”. •’Vernotva Day" should be an An nual Event every August or September GROCERIES and Dry Goods Election is rearing. A city caucus is in orde-. Better Register to, if you would vote. Vernonia Cliamb« r of Commerce prepared a i.i e exhibit for the County Fair. More houses are wanted; many more. Peop e every day enquiring for bath nomes and business bouses. Visit our new High School building I now nearly completed, and marval. It The Second Hand Store is building is ore ut the most convenient and an addition making mo e room. modern buildings one sees in cities our size. C. A. Mills returned, Saturday, from Why not try the cookies, cakes, pies a b isiness ti ip to Salem and J orti. nd. and home baking at the “ Home Bak Saving Time is just a.« important as saving niont-v when buying the neces saries of life. And y making a« tunny of your purchase* a* possible in one place you c accomplish both result-, pro vided you buy here. Vernonia’s Post Office should have at least three times more apace. The lobby isn't any lobby at all. Tue City nas outgrown the present building and we believe, ere long, Uncle Sam would be willing to rent a goud, big, modern post office b lilding. Qualify is Our Standard Cio.-set & Devers, Coffees, teas, sp'ces, etc , of Portland, known a» the “Golden West" family, ma.led 410. this week to help Vernonia put over her Celebration. Mr. Devers was hero that day and one of the banquet speak er». T. R. THROOP General Merchandise Mr. Jolly’s new barber shop in the new Coyle building is now open for business. Vernonia "Vernonia Heights” is build ing up rapidly. B-■— VERNONIA SHOE SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pringlo attended County Fair this week. C. N. RUNDELL, Prop. ALL SHOE REPAIRING DONE RIGHT We Have a Large Stock of Good Shoes-Better than you usually Find Our Hand Made Logget s and Shoes Are Unsurpassed. Came in and see Before Buying your New Shoes. I WE WILL FIT YOU Hcilf Soles, Kiubber Heels, Etc. Esst Side of Brld^& Vernonia, Oregon. < — i waa»———————— have ] utcha.-ed a good location and wi l bu^yi, imuMjdiately and open a complete stock of Hardware, Plumbing Supplies and perhaps Furniture C, JI ntleAv’or to catty everything needed and Sell at Portland Prices •ir; ev r p-inibk’ \\ a’« h this paper, as we ex ct to open in a short, time. Watch \ • rtiit'ijn grow, and l«t us help you make it grow. Growth is a law of nature, HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO Tempory address. C. S. Hoffman, 93 bst 35th St., Portland, Ore. àj xSfacâtfc« ». »z&x&xS : The Coyle Bros, have purcha sed a new Ford truck, E. A. McDonald was in town on business Wednesday. Mr. L. H. Detrow of Vernonia leaves Friday for Salem Ohio, for an extended visit with her mother and other relative«. Mis«. Martha Boecke arrived from Huningtnn Idaho, this week to visit relative«. Mr. tinti Mr«. Glhan visited Henry Glhan on Pebble Cri e ; this week. WHITE FRONT GROCERY Canned Let your food be The Best 1.1 doesn't pay to buy in ferior quality Good food insures good health, wide uncertain quality is always a pool investment, no .natter how low the price. SENATOR CAPPER KNOWS. Senator Capper always knows what he is talking about. That is why he is su widely quoted. And that is why we submit this statement iruiii hi. pen for the benefit of local business men : Advertising as an essential factor in I'u ino. is better understopd and ni"ic thoroughly appreciated todaj .hail ever before. Bus-ncss knows it. power, and the consuming public understands as never before its eco nomic value. We have ®me a long| way since the time when we thought it necessary to apologize lor ad'er asing. Today advertising lias been eliminated of fraud and unfleanliness. It rests on the creation of confidence and anything that tends to under mine the confidence of the public in I advertising is not only «formed to failure itself, but what is more im portant, is certain to act delecterious- ly upon all advertising We are lay ing a broad and deep and scriid mer chandising foundation in this cfountrj, and we arc laying it through adver tising.” Goods Our Canned and Bottled Food product« have the backing of reliable, well known producers. That i« your protection. The pr.ee« are no higher than the excellent quality warrant« and the assurance of goodness is an added value well worth clemand ng. Lane & Co Oregon Vernonia, -4- Go to church. You wouldent W. T. Hatten, the blacksmith Wt*nt to live in a town that did- and horse-shoer is beck on the en’t have a church. It is a Rood job again and needs a share of i education for your children to your work. Mr. Hatten Las had send them to Sunday School. considerable bad luck, been dis I Every successful business man abled for several weeks with his ' is better of: by knowing some- i knee, and now we are glad to «ee J thing of the Bible. Every public him again soliciting work at his ‘ ’ |«peaker sometime referes to the shop. Bible, every court ref-res to the Bide. You will recieve no harm | while in church. A SAD, SAD TALE The poet of the Richmond (Va.) Advertisers’ Club sings this son’g of a sheriff's sale: There was a man in our town, And he was wondrous wise, He swore, it was his policy, He would not advertise. But one sad day he advertised, And thereby hangs a tale. The ad was set in quite small type, And headed “Sheriff’s Sale.” W We bike now every day. The Home Bakery. We were in Portland the first of the week and noticed that “Business Mena Luncheon’’ was held there lasting three hours, d-iri' g which the princi pal topic of conversation was Oppor- ' Utilities at Vernonia. Portland men of means are greatly interested with power opportunities here and with the I chances for factories a'd budines«. We were informed that a great deal depended on whether or not we get power this winter. In the line of dry goods we can supply yo lr vants as read ily and just «8 satisfactorily’ as you cou d wish. Our stock contains all the variety you would find r. many stores sell ing dry goods exclusivily. E. L. Mastin was In Portland on business Wednesday. ery” When cows open gates at night and make tneuiselvea at home in our lawns and back yards, it's no wonder the vtcy i ounctl gets roasting for per The Palace Hotel at 12th. and W„sh muting it. When one's back poa>ch becomes a duty cow yard the kick is Portland, is Vernonia's hotel, Stop justiiied. Did you ever see a city be- there the next time you are in the city foie With s ock running at large? and you will agree. Our grocery department is complete in every respect and our goods are always resb, clean and wholeso je; our prices so low that you could not afford to trade elsewhere. Vernonia There will be a meeting of parent« and patron« of the school« of Vernonia at the grade school building, Friday evening Sept, 22, at seven thirty. It will be in the nature of a Get To gether meeting in which parent« W. J Fullerton, of Warren, one ol an(] teachers may become better our county comiiir sinners, gave us a I call Saturday esvning, while in our acquainted. Steps will al«o be city attending the odd Fellows' ban- taken toward the organization <iuet. of a Parent-Teacher association bo . ? 7”. so that the school and home omy Store," believes in Vernonia Mr may be bought in closer Cooper Corey is just having finished his new ation. Please come prepared to store building, larger than his old enter jnto the Ji8CUssion of the store and built with better conven- , . .. u .... iences for his business. He is hav- organ-z ition. if you have not * - glass • ’ ■ formal invitation ing plate windows put in, and * _ recieved a will have a front to properly display) please come anyway. We need liis large new stock of goods. your help and you need ours. Please cme.—Win W, Kelly. Beginning to talk Politics. ___________ The new mill site is being cleared rap;dly m d nearly ready for actual conatru •tion. E. . E. Mills and family started Long Leach, (.aliloma to “ ... spend a few months in the — Surtny South, They are driving through Un their new Buick, and will re. 1 turn in the early spring. FLASH LIGHTS Al! Sizes and Shapes. Flash Light Bulbs and Globes The Vernonia Hazelwood . UP RIVER NEWS : Mrs. William McDaniel is on the My father says the pap^r Le reads j stick list this week. ain't put up right; Mrs. Nellie Baker was a guest of He finds a lot of fault, he does,! Mrs- McDaniel, Tuesday. perusin’ it all night; I A happy group of seven "Freahica" Ilr 1 — tiling ari/l r* Vi*r He xavt says there there ay>*t - a t? single and nnf one Knnhnnmrii Sophomore started ♦ to Vt*r in it worth to r^»<]> i nonia — • • in the High School • ••- Monday And that it doesn’t print the kirfkl Vp River jitney, , with Mr. Omar Shceley as driver. of stuff the People need; Miss Levta Weed is very busy get- He , u aside and says it’f ping ready to leave Friday for the strictly c n the bum, BtU But y you ought to hear him hollers Willamette University at Salem. V.hfti the paper doesn't come. J Mr. and Mrs. Acre and son, from He reads about the weddin's anrf.| Portland, were visitor, at the War field home last week. he Anorts like all get out; Mr. Lawrence Vnnfllaricom and Me reads the social doin’, with other friends, spent tl< first of last Uli t derisive shout. ’>(•: -ays they make, th- papers f 4r|*'*‘*;’< with his sister, Mr,. I nfovi th- women folks atone; Meed. He’ll read about the parties anal I Mr. Earl Condit retSrtied home fd(r 14 two week»’ visit from Monmouth, lie’ll fume and fret and groan; He says of information it doesnft where he has been |{<ing to school the past summer, MnnAay. have a crumb— Mr- and Mrs. It A Wolfer and $nn, Hut you ought to hear hint holler Marvin, were si-.iting Mrs. Wolfer’s •s hen the paper doesn't comt. He is always fir t to grab it jJi'f sister, Mrs. M. J. John, last week A large Bit.co cat burned on the he reads it plumb clean through. He doesn't miss an item, or a wafit Reaver Creek road near the McGraw place, last Thursday ad—that is true, Misses Lesta Weed and Eulah He says they don't know what ’4e John and Louis Stanton were visitors want, the darn newspaper gt,ys. I’m ^oing to take a day sometime: last week at the Brown school, which (Commenced September 4, with Miss and go and put ’em wise; Sometimes it seems as thdkigh they JLucy Stanton as teacher. must be deaf and blind and ctumb— ' 1 A baby girt was horn to Mrs. Leona But you ought , to hear him holler X'owe Thompson September 9th. , Mr and Mrs Ingast were Portland when the paper doesn’t come. ^iwtors last week. —Waterbury Ajntencan. Fine Fountain Service Ice Cream, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco The Candy Store of Vernonia Pool Room in Connexion J. P. McDonald L. H. Thomas Vernonia, Oredon Meet Your Friends At the Verr.onia Hotel A Comfortable Place F. E. Malmsten, Prop: fl 1 £ 1
