Busy Session Of Council
PORTLAND
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Starting From Lunch Box
Restaurant
VERNONIA AUTO TRANSIT CO.
H. J. DUNCAN, Mgr.
Tailor Shop
SHOE REPAIRING
Now open, second door from
Main street in the Rose Theatre
building; for the cleaning, press­
ing and repairing of men's, wom­
en's and cnlldren’ssuitsand over­
coats and everything in that line.
Oct your suits in esrly and get
them ready fir the dances, church
services and our show
THOS. RUSSELL, Prop.
Thu Busi Business Men
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Time to fix up your Shoes.
Have it
DONE RIGHT
A little proper attention saves
Dollars on new shoes.
CALL HERE
B. J. CLINE
pcrllt ln 001ng g0 much of lt7
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ROBERTS BROS.
T. S. WHITE
TRANSFER CO.
St. Helens, Ore.
Undertaker and Embalmer
Local and Long Distance
HAULirxa
“Prompt, Satisfactory Service”
Our Motto.
Place orders at residence, first
door south of Hatten Hotel.
Equipped to Hsndle Work any
Place ln the County.
Res. Phone,
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Calls Answered Night or Day.
Monday nights Council meet-
ting was a long winded one.
Several questions were discussed
among them the locatiou of tel­
ephone poles on Bridge street,
a drain from the High School
propirity and allowing the rail­
road to move their depot, in
order to put in the fill for theii
new building. An ordinance
was passed establishing street
grades over the city and several
bills were allowed. The Big Mill
was present with Western man­
agers and attorney asking that
their 40 acres at side and rear of
grade school be taked from the
city incorporate limits. They
were backed by a small delega­
tion who spoke in favor of the
proposition. The mill means
much to Vernonia and Vernonia
feels indebted to them. Mayor
White is optimistic over the good
the mill people will bring to our
city, but tie is cautious ana looks
ahead. It was the Mayor,8 sug­
gestion that the Council not
rush the question, but talk a-
whilo before’eutting the 40 from
the limits, and he succeeded in
inserting a clause that the mill
keep up the sibewalk and their
share of the road in front of
their property, This the council
agreed to. In a good speech on
presenting their argument Mr.
Schoplir of the Mill Co., made
it plain that the mill intended to
put their time to the mill busness
alone; declaring that they did
not intend to plat their site into
a town, nor that they did not
w.nt to build the great number
o f hemes required if ary citizen
or party would erect them; also
saying they ould not enter the
mercantile or business field.
Harmony seems to exist; work
is progressing, and now we feel
the city will grow by leaps and
bojnisand on Nov. 7, we believe
we will vote unamious for water
sewer light, power and a busi­
ness adminstration.
Address Wanted
Six thousand nine -hundred
divorces in one court in Chicago
in one year and the city news­
papers record as the important
result that the Judge has collap­
sed from the strain. The collapse
of a thousand judges isn't com­
parable to the collapse of six
thousand nine hundred homi s
and the lowering of the moral
fibre of thirteen thousand eight
hundred men and women, not to
say a word about the children.
Talk about happiness being the
keystone of human development
may be all right, but we dont
get gold we can use till the ore
is crushed and washed and the
metal shot through the refi ing
furnace. If ninety-five per cení
of these trail love birds were
made to see that a marrage lic­
ense is not a scrap of paper we
we might produce u healthier
and more self-reliant race.
The Telegram is Oregon’e
fastest Growing Newspaper.
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You Are
Invited
To try Our Store for anything
needed in the line of
Groceries
Dry Goods
General Merchandise
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
We help you Lower the Cost of Living,
□ergerson Bros.
Across from the Bank.
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John Bryan’s
Barber Shop
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will be printed next week and
every citizen will want to vote
for it, so that the city may go
ahead along progressive lines.
The charter is a splendid one,
meeting the approval of all in­
terests. It is agreeable to home
owners, the mill people, business
men and citizens. According to
law the charter will be in work­
ing order as soon as we all vpte
“yes” on Nov. 7.
The Eagle is distributing a
few free blotters that are catchy
The printed matter is old, having
gone the rounds of the press in
most towns of America, but good
The Oregon State Fair several
yesrs ago printed many thou­
sands of blotters with same
wording- It is & booster blotter
and we are all boosters.
A new hardware store opens
in Vernonia Monday, G. C.
Mellinger haB been arranging
new goodB all week in the Corey
building, and has a complete
line of hardware and builder’s
material for the inspection of
the Nehalem Valley people.
Where the Whole Family lata. ;
UnloM In PrlnBlgal bs W b II bo III N brib
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Portland.
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If you do not take the Eagle,
why not?
A Full Stock Now
Prices Count, too
Dry Goods, Furnishings
GROCERIES
T. R. THROOP
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Meet' Your Friends
At the
Conf-cticv.iery for Ladies
Pool Room in Ce hnection
Verront Hotel
Candies, Gott Drink
ice Cream,
Coffee, Sandwiches, Pie, etc.
A Comfortabl * n*iace
NEW FIXTURES
F. E. Malmeten, ? IW.
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FENNER A McCROSKEY
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DR. M. D. COLE
When in Portland
DENTIST
STOP
Verunia, Oregon.
Empress Hotel
Sixth and Stark Sts.
Haute Bill« Of all kinds keptin stock
or manufactured on saort uot’ce.
We carry a stock of Dry Finish
Lumber from which to make your
selection. Al' kinds of mouldings:
roofing paper: lath, windows, doors.
No order too small or too Ifirge. Let
usfigure witn you.
Wast Oregon Lumbar Co., Clatskanlh, Ora.
Blacksmithing
Auto Repair Work
We can do any of it,and do it right
We’re on Rose Ave.
acrosa«from the Depot
Bring us your work. All kind * of
pipe fittings and Modern
Plumbing Work
Sesseman $ Greenwell
Vernonia,
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130 Fourth,
Fourth, Corner
Corner of
of Alder
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Modern Now Building
Hot and Cold Water,
Electric Lights.
Dining Room in Connection.
Jost Like Home
NEHALEM HOTEL
DAVI MCDONALD, Prop
Vernonia,
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Oregon
Contracting and
General Building
Anythirg in the Painting Line
you want done, and done right
See Vernonia Painters.
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Carpenter Work
NOBIE DUNLAP
Vernonia,
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I carry a complete line of
Trusses,
including
the
Brooks Appliances, Dr.
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Smith’» "Honest John”
Truss fitting is a Scien­
tific business w.th me. 1
a so
feature
Seamless
Stockings
for Vaiicose
Vein», Abdominal Belts, Ankle Braces,
Shoulder Braces snd Arch Supporters.
Retís
Hew Confectionery
Sixth and Alder Street».
254 Waahlngton St.
Betwean 2nd and 3rd,
Come in and make vour selection from
Just South of the Bank Bldg.
Over in Umatilla, they recei­
ving lots of good substancial ad­
vertising and prominence over
iheir power and light. In their
weekly paper the merchants
D. XV. ELROD
sign their ads ;*‘The Home of
1115
Selling Bldg., Portland, Oregon
Hydro Electric Power. ”
Snow—the first of the season
reported in the middle west Sta­
tes, We now are appreciating
our warm Indian Summer wea­
ther of good old Oregon.
You Can’t Beat ’em
“Vernonia Pool H.all”
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Union Oyster House
□ergman Shoe
Vernonia,
Center of Business District
Moderate Prices
The new city charter is ready;
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The Famous
General M ¿rchandise
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Will Frank and Ruth Pou el,
last heard of at Gideon’ Oregon,
please communicate with W. R.
and S. E. Bise, 3718 So. 7th St,
Tacoma, Wash.
We Have It!
LUNCH ROOM
Vernonia Meat Market
We are now located in our new
building and prepared to give
Sign Painting
Painting of all
And Any Kind
Best* Service In
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all Fresh Meats
C. 0. McLEES
COYLE S COYLE, Prop:
Fashionable Hats
Both in Dress and Sports wear-
Priced very reasonable.
solicit your trade.
VERNOMA
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PAINTER
HOME BAKERY”
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Home Made Bread,
Cakes, Pies and
Doughnuts
Cold Drinks, Ice Cream,
Cigars, Cigarettes
Mrs. Richards'
Hwelly Shop
Light Lunches at all times
Forest Grove
NEW BAKERY
In Sesaeman Bldg , West of Bank
Mailorders Promptly Filled
Formerly Tipton’s
Can at the
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