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CHAMPION SARAZEN SHOWS CADDIES FEW FANCY SHOTS
uene Haraaen, rmtlunul open
(N. T.) golf club a few shot,. The caddies had their iuuids full for the
son teams entered In the annual Pater et Flllua golf tournament.
Smile Through the Heat!
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“OLD MILL”
More Local News Hems
A new recreation parlor for men of the Nehalem Valley. Our new fire-proof building is
completed and newly furnished.
Elder S. B. Moffit of Newberg
is visiting at Wilburn Hall's
home.
4 New Pool Tables
HandHoine marble Soft Drink Fountain, Cigars, the Beat Candies
Where is our City Fire Hose.
The J. A. McDonald home
KENT.
was the scene of a family re-
Suggest the Mayor or Recorder uniou Sunday all of the family
w re for it.
being present but Mrs McGraw
Rent is what the poet had in mind
who lives at Sublet Idaho.
when he wrote them immortal lines
Where are the hose carte. A
about “Falling Dew”—only he spelled
little writing or wiring might
it
wrong.
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Mrs. E. A. Taylor is verv ill
The word rent also means, in one’
help.
wiih complication of diseases.
They call this the age of Speed
The Road Supervisor has eight
but they are not refering to teams busy hauling gravel on
Vernonia’s electric lights, side­ the Stony Point road.
walks. water system, hose, road
impiovcment or sewer.
Miss Ora Rundell has been ill
with an’attack of ‘ Summer Flu”
Ralph Heltzel spent a few days and her sister Alice is very ill
in Banks, last week, visiting old with an attack of appendicitis.
school mates. *■
Mr Rundell has had to close his
shop for several days on account
N. D. Peterson, of Mist, was a of the girls illness.
pleasant caller Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Meilis of
Walter Coyle and family visit-1 Mist attended church services
ed this week with his mother at at Vernonia Sunday evening.
St. Paul.
Miss Sarah Thomas (Mrs Mc-
Lees)
is in the valley visiting
Newel Wood has purchased a
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friends.
new Ford car.
1 New Snooker Table
Smokers’ Articles
Modern,
Card Tables
Clean,
Up-to-date,
Refined
Cool Building—Cold Drinks
Open for Business.
Call and aee us!
Visit our uew building.
We Want to Get Acquainted..
sense, hole, which is what the aver-’
age householder finds himself
about the time the other kind is due.
In this respect the Arabs are a lucky |
race because they carry their places
of abode around with them and when [
they weary of scenery in one spot ■
they move on to another.
Amar Khayam had this to say on
the subject—although we are not cer- i
tain that he said it:
“Comes now the pesky landlord for
his rent;
And I, unlucky gink, ain’t got a cent;
The »only way, it seems, to beat this
game,
Is take the doorbell off, or buy a
tent."
However, anyone who is familiar
with Mister Khayam’s views of life
will readily understand the reason for
his harduppishness.
In conclusion, let us observe that
rent used to be what a feller had left
after paying the grocery bill. But
even that day has passed now.
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ICE CREAM CONES FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS, 5 CENTS
“OLD
MILL“
LYLES BROS.
Next to Horseshoe Restaurant
Vernonia, Oregon.
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This Saturday and Monday
IMPERIAL GLASSWARE
We made direct factory shipment of this glassware at a price much lower than when purchased
in the regular way.
We will pass the value to our customers.
Something any one can use any time.
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EXTRA HEAVY GLASS
ALSO YOUR CHOICE
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of one Aluminum article, Cups, Straiuers, La­
dles. Any one of these always haudv around
the Kitchen.
Water Jug or Pitcher. Three nice patterns to se­
lect from. Two large Berry Bowls, 8 and 9 inches
wide; some with scalloped edges, smooth, etc.
You lake your choice, two bowls alike or differ­
ent patterns.
THE ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR ONLY $1.00
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Get the outfit now;
You’ll need, them some day.
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“SEE HOFFMAN ABOUT IT”
HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO.
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