Vernonia eagle., September 21, 1923, Image 2

VERNONIA EAGLE
. Ic onald and Mra.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS V. Mrs.Clyde
L. Tory, of Koster, spent a
couple of days at the Rose City
OF VERNONIA this ~eek.
J. S. Culbertson is moving to
Issued Every Friday
J1.50 Per Year.
Entered as second-ciaas matter August
4, 1922, at the post office at Ver­
nonia, Oregon, under the Act
of March 3. 1879.
Advertising Kates- 25cts per inch,
single column measure, each weak.
We collect lor advertising the first
of every month.
PAUL S. ROBINSON.
E ditor and O wner
WEBSTIR SAYS.
D ago : A person of Spanish (or.
Portugués, or, now most com­
monly, Italian) descent.
The above is Webster’s defini­
tion of the word “Dago.” The
word was used recently in T he
E agle and the little paragraph
caused a letter of protest from a
writer whose name we cannot
pronounce. The word “Dago” is
often used in the U. S. in refer-
ing to an Italian, same as an
Italian would call a Japanese a
”Jap.”
Now, really, our first cho'ce
for a U. S. Senator wasn’t Geo.
L. Baker, to any great extent
But when one reads the attacks
slung at Baker in the sarcastic
lines written by C. C. Chanman,
in the “Oregon Voter,” it is
enough to convert most any one.
Chapman could run “Pd. Adv.”
at the top of these frequent para­
graphs and the public would call
it good publicity for Bake .
Since the establishment of T he
V ernonica E agle in this, the
best little city in Oregon, some
marvelous changes for the better
have taken place. Vernonia is a
big asset to the state. Her timber
resources means millions of 'lol
lars to the state’s wealth. Her
mills and camps, with hundreds
of men employed, make the city
and community on*e of the state’s
best industrial centers. These
facts, with many more we could
mention, move- us to suggest
that the Portland Ad Club make
us a visit.
During my recent visit in the Ne-
Vernonia, deciding to make this
h»km val*ey, ».pent with my uncle,Mr.
Bert DePoe, I ass impressed with the his permanent home
fact that Vernonia is not the urdtnargi. Qa|e Stantm after having
■mall lumber town where people drift
spent the summer with home
in one day ai d out the next. It may
have »prong up Into a city over night, folks left last week to enter the
He does’nt
but it it not content with make-shitts, University of Iowa.
nor are ita inhabitant« transients. 1 expect to return home again,
never saw a place where everyone is so untill he finishes college which
busy and progressive. Each day bring*
will take two more yeats.
newcomers and there seems to be pier ty
of work for everyone. The demand for
houses seems to greatly exceed the
Bert Roberts, Mrs Marj Rob­
supply, vacant house* and “For Kent"
erts and Edith Imbeck motored
signs being an absurdity. The home*
to
St Helens Sunday to spend
being built are as modern and attract­
the day at Mr Roberts home.
ive as any city could wish for.
I think Vernonia is fortunate to get
citizens w ho are interested in education
Eva West’s uncle past 80 yrs
and realize its necessity aid advant­
ot
age has been confined to his
ages. They are the people w ho stand
bed
for about two months is able
behind progress. Every effort is being
to
be
up some again.
made to provide proper facilities for
the education of the children and young
people. Such a beautiful new high
school and large grade school look en
couraging.
As for beauty, what more could one
Flooring,
Celling,
ask for than the view of Vernonia from
the highwav, a glimpse up the river
Finish, Mouldings
through the trees or a drive out Rock
Creek road. When Vernoniajis an older
Only 28 miles; good auto road to
city, lawns, flowers and shade trees
will find their places among herattract-
ions
Vernonia is known for it* timber, <
Clatskanie. Oregon
and as one does not generally asw ciate I
wheat fields with timber, 1 was sur­
prised to fird so many farms dotted
around the hill* in the very heart of
—T ime of Y ear —
the forest. I don’t believe that 1 ever
ate better apples than those which
came fiom rne of these farms and 1
never once saw an apple that was
wormy or even blemished. They say PAPER YOI RHOME NOW
that wormy fruit is unknown in thia
i
district. Perhaps the day will come
See V W. MANLEY.
when Verronia will be known for it
•
fruit.
First-Class
Work
Guaranteed
There is nothing slow about a new
city which already has plans for the
At Columbia Hotel, Vernonia.
building of bathhouses along the river,
playgrounds,public drinking fountains,
not to mention paved street*. Then
LESTER SHEELEY
too, the Standard Oil Co.,must think it !
worth while when it will go to the ex- i
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
pens? of establishing a station.
With its own bank, bakery, grocery 1
and dry goods stores, water Byatem ■
Vernonia,
Oregon.
with reservoir and hydrants, news­
paper, good roads and railway service
and even millinery shops and beauty
parlors, Vernonia is hardly dependent |
on any other citv.
G ladys I. S mith
When you have unusual success
with your Bakin^-a large meas
ure of credit is due to the Flour
Even the best Baker cannot get good results from poor
Flour, so why not order your flour here next
time. Then you know you have the best.
KILN DRIED LUMBER
A Grocery Stole Complete in Every Detail
Papering :: Tinting
»
L H. Detrow
“THE HOME OF THE MARKET BASKET’
PHONE 222
Vernonia,
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A remarkable showing is the
statement of the Bank of Ver­
nonia. published in this issue of
T he E agle . The gains shown in
the totals,over that since the last (
statement,speak volumn, for our
bank and our city. Th’ Bank of
Vernonia is certair ly one of Ore­
gon's substantial institutions that
we are proud of.
Subpcrib"
ANNOUNCES
u w
Forti
Ta
SPECIAL
Bargains In
FURNITURE
for T he E agle .
Wall Paper House
pavtag to
b®r*
Oregon.
FOR SEPTEMBER
SMITH’S
First Showing
New Fall Patterns
W. A.
B. F. Lana
LANE & CO
West Oregon Lumber Go.
This is the time for remember of i
ing that it was on Sept. 17, 1787, chai
the constitutional convention, 2°*’
the
after many weeks of tiresome
wrangling, finally adopted the
r ,
American constitution, practic- las
ally as it now stands. Save fora
few changes, the nation has lived **
a id prospered under it for 136
years. Glad-tone, the famous t,*,
British statesman, called it the
greatest document ever panned ook
by man.
pros
His prophecy has been largely w*7
borne out by the metrecric and
undiminished progress of Amer- orot
ica. Then let the people, in odd
ti
momentf for a few days, turn b *R<
their minds from the affairs of **•
the moment, that the thoughts dWl
of the nation’s beginnings be
quickened in their consciousness,
Such is the wish of those organ-
o®
izations that have fostered the torn
plan for sett ng aside a week for( •
observation of the adoption of1trlet
the Constitution.
Gov. Walton’s big publicity'
stunt has proven a boomerang
His dream and presidential am-1
bitions are “nipped in the bud,”
His latest big billed stunt wasnt
as successful as the big free
show he recently gave, whin he
was inaugurated. At that timei
he spent many dollars in free
music, free dancing, free barbe
e ies ana free eats in beh If of
his own glorious sell —that all
would celebrate his election. He
is a fourflusher, a big noise, and
the good people of his g xxi state
will eliminate him. Good night,
Walton. You hired the bands;
now hire the mourners. You
waved the banners and blew
big bubbles before ti ey burs ted.
Flour Is the Secret
The vacation season is over.
Il’s lime to
prepare for the long dark days of winter. An
attractive home will mi l much to the enjoyment of
those dais and the r ght Wall Pi.p*r on the walls
insures th proper setting for your other furnisings
Free San>; I •-< on Requrst.
Best Homes Using Wall Paper
Every lady with discriminating taste, insists
that the rooms of her home be decorated with Wall
Paper.
It costs so little and adds so much that
your home should be papered, txo
Note 1 hese Prices
Lower than usual are the
prices at which we have
markedcvei yitein featured
in this exceptional money
saving event.
Quality, as usual, is always
first consideration with us,
so you may know that what­
ever you buy will give you
lasting satisfaction, no mat­
ter how low the price.
STOVES, LINEOLUM, RUGS
Brown & Brown,
Furniture and Undertaking
SALE
Single Roll
Kitchen Paper at from.................... 5c to 25c
Bedroom Paper at from ...................... 5c to 50c
Hall Paper at from .............................. lOc to 50c
Living Room Paper at from .................25c to >2
Ceiling Paper at from............................ 74c to 50c
Pretty Cut-Out Borders at, yard .... 5c, 7c, 10c
Wall Felt for House Lining, square yard
Walch our Window« nn 1 Convince
Yourself.
We also Have Three
More Vicriohw to be Sold at Ap­
proximately Coat, which will MiVe
Terms to reap nsible people.
5c
Wear-Wear Paints—Very Special Value
W E UNDERSELL MAIL ORDER HOUSES
aa
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at, per gallon....................................... >2.65
RECORDS AT COST.
Where Vernonia People Buy
V MC
SMITH’S, 108-10 Second St
Portland, Ore.
Wm. Martineau,
The Jeweler.