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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1924)
VERNONIA EAGLE ^ZTty benefit inasmuch as it had been •^/four of help, particularly to the smaller >6<he news- newspapers, in making them more prosperous and better able to produce ,.»ice and make him better newspapers such as reflect ' wnat is wrong with it; why greater credit upon their communit it don’t pull. He is just as anxious ies. -.nig a- that his advertising columns sell ay is 1 ... uernund J. Mul STOCK TAKEN UP the advertiser. A good way to tell if laney, the well known public utility your advertising really conveys your In advertising authority. Pound, 4 head of cattle, 2 black message is to try it out on the office and white, 1 brown and 1 yellow, all “An obliyation of a utility is to boy. If he understands you thorough give full information to the public ly, then you huve a good piece of young stock. Owner had better see Marshall Smith immediately. and newspaper advertising is the best copy.” medium yet devised for doing this,” Mr. MuUaneny told of the large LOST August 9, Agate Brooch. Mr. Mullaney said: “There is u wido amount of advertising that is now bo- Leave at Eagle Office. difference between news and adver-[ing done by utilities and stated that Using which all utilities recognize, this had not only benefited the com- FOR SALE—Two year old Jersey 1 he newspaper of today is entitled to panics, but had been of real commun- Heifer giving two galons milk day. See J. W. Baldwin. 3 Did You Know We Sold several kinds of real fresh Candies for 25c a pound this week and are still doing it We will have a Special Every Day and some kind of Candy will be sold at a BIO DISCOUNT EACH DAY Watch our window for our specials. We also have a large shipment of Fancy Candy box es all sizes and colors. Come in and look them over. We will pack them to suil your fancy at a real bar gain. We make all our own Candies and fill our own boxes. Try our chocolate creams.. TAFFIES, Faxtest Growing Why Pay For 1 he Can? You Can’t Drink It Buy a Pound of Our BULK COFFEE and Save the Difference GROUND FRESH WHILE YOU WAIT “THE SMELL WILL TELL” 35c 40c 45c Per Pound Vernonia Mercantile Co IN HALL & MILLS BUILDING 25 acres, 3 miles from Vernonia, c Good Goods- Reasonable Prices--Prompt Deliveries 4 acres under cultivation, in grain, 5 “Service That Means Satisfaation” garden truck. Nice house, wood house hen house, garage and barn. All 3 l’HONE 492 L. R. GJLLCHRE8T kinds small fruit, chickens, 5 milch goats; good well, best location on county road between 6 logging camps School and mail route. Must be seen Ladies will be admitted absolutely issue for 62 years. The owne, of the ¡has had its depressions, just like any to be appreciated. free to the opening program, this store never fails to bring arour.» his ¡and every other town, and that dur Ivan A. Sherer, 2 will undoubtedly assure a capacity CODV Vernonia, Oregon. copy everv every Mondav Monday morning. Cer-'ing Cer-¡ing those depressions this cloth ng audience for the first performance,1 tainly he is a merchant who realizes store man has thought more thar in all the management asks for this AN ENTERTAINING WEEK that the home newspaper is a better good times that the best bet for his courtesy is that you will come out I and attend the first program, then i friend to him, a more serviceable own during the dull times was the All arrangements have been made agency, than any direct-by-mail newspaper which came out once „ a i for the appearance of Baird’s Comed recommend its amusement value to specialist or novelty advertising man'^gk telling the outside world that, ians, a Dramatic Chautauqua, to play your frjends as you see fit. Full particulars will be found in who ever came down the pike. And'after all, Burlington was getting by |Vernonia next week Commencing on it’s also a certainty that Burlington'nicely, thank you. August 24th, the organization comes the advertisement appearing on an well recommended from the many other page in this paper. towns they have played and plays Vernonia, as it does all other towns The “Home Hygiene” classes i without asking a guarantee in any Vernonia have been postponed until way from anybody, proposing to put later in the year. The County Nurse on a program of sufficient merit to who was here Monday, decided that warrant its fjnancial success and it would be better at a latter date I when everyone was not so busy. Vernonia Sign Co f CHOCOLATE CHIPS BON BONS FUDGES J. C. LINCOLN Local mentjon on various pages. It’s your local paper. Phone us a news item any time. Tell us or write it. We appreciate getting all the news items possible. Read every page and good store news is found this week in the ads. M. RICHARDSON BEST WORK AND PROMPT SERVICE ON SIGNS The Standard Democrat of Bur lington, Wisconsin, has carried the ad of a clothier in that town in every The Candy Man D F. LUCAS ELECTRIC LINCOLN WINDOW BANNER SHOW CARDS INTERIOR DECORATING AND AUTO PAINT- THE COZY next to Majestic Theatre CANDY KITCHEN Wm. Brewer, Appearing in the open* ing Program of Baird’s Dramatic Chautauqua. Next Door to “White Lunch I ING Fountain Specials Lunches Fine Candies < »gars Tobaccos TRY OUR COFFEE SHOP IN Vernonia Hotel Building guarantee a liberal patronage for tho nnrarormmTi, «r«r ,.r entire engagement. W It Jefs/t/e. to THE INLAND HIGHWAY • * • • s Much has been said about an Inland Highway be tween Portland and Astoria, via Vernonia. It is now an absolute necessity to relieve the heavy, danger ous, conjested condition of the Columbia River High way. It is also needed as a War Emergency Measure; as a scenic route that is different, as an actual need to the rich agricultural part of the route and as a boon to the many inland towns, camps and mills, lliis map pictures one route that is suggested for this as a State Highway to be paved as soon as possible. x ' x « ' > X Xx A, < x>'%xX* <■ I■