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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1923)
The Horseshoe Counter and Restaurant has changed hands, Robt. Haag having purchase! the business and leased the building. The new proprietor tells us he is running a first-class restaurant and short order and intends to pay special attention to the working men’s trade. Misses Opal Coyle and Viola A. Corey is at St- Helens this: Willbanks accompanied Mr. and week on business. Mrs. T. J. Flippin to their home Be sure and look over Krause's in Rainier for a we k-end visit Chocolates at Vernonia Pool Hall last week. Mr. Willis has torn down his i old house to build a new h ome. Lots on .. w buildin r going on Dotrow and Mr. Dixon drove on Vernonia Heigh’s, the resident to L>uis St. Helens Tuesday night to attend district west of the tracks. I the K. P. lodge. . ........ ■' ■■■■■«* J 8 Agency for SINGER Sewing Machine SPECIALS For Saturday and Next Week Born to Mr. and Mrs. Win. ! Folger, Saturday, July 14. a fine baby girl. Mrs. Roy Emmott and daugh ter and mother. Mrs, King, were I Hil sboro visitors this week. Are you looking for a home. See A. E. Wright, North of High i School. Mayor White was in St Helens and Portland, this week, on business. For a cold drink of good near- beer on draught, go to the Ver-| nonia Pool Hall. Mrs. J. W. Brown is in Port land visiting wholesale houses in the interest of the firm of Brown & Brown. Mrs Emmott made a batchelor f out of Ray, this week, while she is visiting friends in Hills boro and Portland. I For real bliss Try this— Drink Blitz On Draught at Vt rnonia Ì Pool Hall. Leroy K. Page left a beautiful Vernonia boquet of flowers at the Eagle office, one day this : week, with his compliments to : trie printing force. Herbert Stratton, of Portland, was visiting his mother. Mrs. 1 « S. A. Stratton and sister Mrs. “ Paul Robinson and family this m week. I Small payment down and small Monthly Papments. Brown & Brown Furniture and Undertaking Always Special We specialize in selecting the best, purest and nn.st Wholesome Groceries obtainable and also special.ze in selling at live and let-live prices. Come in and see. Mr. Haag has taken charge of the Hnrseshoe, and announers that better service and meals for the laboring man will be his' hobby. See our windows Saturday Near Beer at the left of you Near Beer at tha right of you, ; Get Blitz in front of you Ar the Vernonia Pool Hall. Consult us in regard to your 2 cots, bedstead, kitchen set | chairs, dresser, etc, for sale I cheap. No room for them, Call! at Jewelry Store. Paint and Hardware Needs The Drink that Fits Blitz On Draught at Vernonia Pool Hall Set of () Glass Horseshoe Tumblers, Set of 6 Glass Str Eluted Tumblers, Genuine Crepe Toilet Paper, per roll Genuine Tissue Toilet Paper, per roll 29c 39c zc 11c W Idle They Last, a Limited Number oj Heavy Blue Enameled Dish Pans 17 qt. size, $1.20 each 14 qt. size, 1.00 each Also Other ¿nameied Articles at Greatly Reduced Prices Don’t Forget Our FURNITURE DEP'T when you need anything in that line. We have it. Vernonia Hardware Co The Sto»-e of Personal Service New and Fresh Goods. All Re-arranged. New Improvements Continue The former W. L. Hall General Store To be known as HALL & MILLS E. E. Mills having purchased a half inter, st. All our old sriends and many new customers pill find vim v >n want Imre now. Al! Our time to Groceries and Dry Goods Mr. and Mrs. Emmott, Mr. j See our new arrangement At the same old stand and Mrs. Bayfield Pocley of Eu- Oft gene. Miss Cecil Emmott and Mr. Pete- ".( r. f Hillsboro, were all l ' ij ' sts ■ the Roy Emtrott E E. Mills has purchased a Eagle Ads. Bring Quick Results. Try one and see. home Sunday, l’hey are also halt interest in the formerly W. fri -nds and cal prs at the home L. Hall store, and the firm is o ' Mrs. C. O. 1 homas. now known as the Hall & Mills PUPIL OF JAMES D. REAGER General Store. They hav re The Majestic th itre, hegi ning arranged things and added new Long Beach, Calif tonight, is off- ’ .g a week of | stocks untill it is a first class shows that few mall towns « n store in every particular. Mr. Cheap tires are usually dear at i cure R ad th- i • ad on onotii- I Mills is a ell known and Well any price. It costs REAL MON p g • for the program. 1 here EY to build a real tire. liked all over the valh-y. are three productions that rank PROGR AA1 If you buy your tires on the at the very head of the list. You basis of mileage—long service 1. Moonlight Sonata No. 2 C Minor............. Van Beethoven Henry Eagles, Mr Thompson see no better in New York. and freedom from tire trouble— Adagio Allegretto Jack Ray. ano Perry Harvey you're practicing real economy. L. D. Kenr.ey, of Lemonsten, were in Hillsboro Wednesday on Presto Agitato Mass., with his wife and two Uniled States Tires 2. Nocturne, G Minor.................. ...... ....... Chopin daughters, arrived in Vernonia a business deal. 3. Valse, Opus 64 No. 1.............. ................. (hopin are always worth what you this week, to visit their cousin, 4. Pasteles Octave Intermezzo Theo Leschetizky Mrs. (i, B. Richmond. Mr- Ken p iy for t hem. Mrs W. Martineau arrived 5. Kittens on the Keys—Novelty n y has for many years beei an er-ployee of the Boston & Main this week. The Martineaus are Vernonia Brazing S Five Minutes Intermission railroad to build a handsome new home 6. Callihroe (Air de Ballet) ................................Chaminade here, and for the present are Machine Works 7. Pompad ur’s Fan................................ Wakefield Cadman They Played Ball “camping” in their new garage Rose Ave. Vernonia. Ore. 8. Lorely Opus III....................................................... Seeling on their building lot. 9. By the Sea (Transcription from Schubert’s Song......... Last Sunday Roy came up to .............................................................. Fr. Liszt 0 try Vernonia, and try is about all they did. Vernon pitched a shut 10. Paderewski Minuet out game against the fast aggre 11. Murmuring Zephyrs................................ Jensen Nieman of young players, allow 12. Polonaise E Minor........................... Edward MacDowell * gation ing only four hits and sending Everything Re-arranged in a More Comfortable and BusineMllke Way. Serenata—Moscowski 1 /• ’end— Paderewski eight to the bench by the ozone E Major Po'onaise No. 2.................................................. LDzt route. We were robbed of the I credit of a no score game by an New Experienced Soda Men Behind our Counters <* i error in the last inning ofter two men were down. Clarence Coyle W« are EXCLUSIVE Agents for played the Babe Ruth stunt and lost one in the grass over in the Spencer field, and grabbed off he S5 prize offered by Louie and Famous Hoffler’s Candies. VERNONIA Detro, of Lane & Co., for the first h ime run on the home Largest line of Pipes and Smokers* Articles in the city. All Standard Makes of Cigars grounds. Manager Brown step ped into the game ani got three hits out of five times up. The 8 O'CLOCK P. M. final reore stood 13 for Vernonia ADMISSION - 25 and 50 Cents -.nd 2 for Roy. Next Sunday Reedville comes to Vernonia. <» I Real Economy PIANO RECITAL / 0 0 I. 0 / I / i Ì Majestic Theatre I « i « I MONDAY, JULY 23 I 0 0 5 All Dolled up in Our New Clothes Hazelwoód Ice Cream 1» «