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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1924)
VERNONIA EAGLE * 000 Population NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by the City Council of Vernonia, Oregon, until 8:1’0 o'clock p. m.. Sept. 2nd, 1924, and then publicly opened, for the improvement of Rose Avenue, First ?.ve;.ue, : nd Second Avenue. By grading and construction of a Macadam roadway and the construc- t ■ n of wooden sidewalks on Bridge Street, fr m the east line of Rose Avenue to the east line of Third Avenue, and on Rose Avenue, from Bridge Street to a point 150 feet north of the north line of Columbia St . t. A o rding to plans and spefi- cations on file in the office of the City Engineer, Vernonia, Oregon. Bids must be strictly in accordance with the printed blanks which are at- t eh< .. to tl.e plans and specifications copies of which can be obtained from the City Engineer on deposit of $10.00 same to be forefieted should no bid be received. No bid will be considered unless accompanied by a bidder’s bond, cash or a certified check payable to the city of Vernonia, for an amount equal to five (5) per cent of the amount of the bid, to be foriieted as fixed and liquidated damages in case the bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a contract and provide a suitable bond for the faithful per formance of said work in the event the contract is awarded to him. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. Dated at Vernonia, Oregon, this 19th day of August, 1924. Ben S. Owens, City Recorder I S e ”/ANY UTENSIL ILLUSTRATED * * » •<** . ♦ . OVAL ROAST EJ (l5Xa$X7X IN.) iXqr PANELLED COFFEE PERCOLATOR SOME BIG SCENES lOqr.DCSH PAN Here Three Night» Here are some of the big scenes in “The Covered Wagon:” The great wagon train leaving Westport Landing. The fording of the Kaw River by wagon train. The attack by Indians, The massacre of the pioneers, The prairie fire. Molly’s wild ride and rescue by Banion. The scenes at Fort Bridger. The parting of the train—for Oregon and California. The fight between Banion and Woodhull. The great buffalo hunt. The death of Woodhull. To be at the Majestic Theatre on next Wed, Thurs. and Friday nights. GREATEST PHOTOPLAY EVER FILMED IS JAMES CRUZE S “THE COVERED WAGON’’ Perfect Re«li«m, Strong Love Theme, Colotsal Out Door Scene», Dramat ic Action and Thrill», Happily 3iended in Big Production. SELF BASTING ROASTER I J^QT. DOUBLE BOILER A QT PANELLED COLONIAL KETTLE a aeçr. pr. jewing KE’ j LE 6QT.C0L0KAL kettle 6QT. PANELLED PRESERVING KETTL 4- QT. PANELLED COLONIAL SAUCE POT "1A£ SET OF I,1^12QJ. LIPPED STEW PANS 4-QT PANELLED COLONIAL SAUCE RAN ||£|N. COLANDER 6QT. PRESERVING KETTLE One of the greatest photoplays J ever m: de, will be the popular ver- « » di t w i the motion picture public t ¿.i le Covered Wagon” which PRUNES FOR CANNING AT 4c PER POUND w ’I b< >.t the Majestic Theatre next V d. . aurs. and Friday. That is the FRESH EGGS, SELECTED 38c DOZEN ) .edi tion made not only by Mr. Cruze himself, but by those who have STRICTLY FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER seen the picture and who hail it for its bigness, impressiveness and ex- AT ....................................... 45c PER POUND traordinanry realism. Perfect realism, a strong love theme, tremendous dramatic action, thrills that are utterly unlike the ordinary sort; a background of real i ewness to the screen, where the c-imera has never before ben ground; r il these facts, coupled with the splen 'chief officers say, will not endorse And then by heck, I'll wash my neck panic.i, but the one that has proved < 1 cast of virtually 3,000 men and are probably above the average. indispensable is the newspaper. First It does not follow therefore that such candidates. Few of them will For ita freinte to rain airain. men, certainly indicate a picture of all it has circulation. A single because a few of their politicians get consent to be driven like cattle by t .t is worthy of any director’s en- newspaper will often cover from 00 t'.usiasm. And James Cruze is en- together and endorse socialistic cam- professional politicians. To many of It will r.t:n and pour cats galore, to 80 per cent of the homes in its ter t •/¡astir. He hos believed in the pic- paign programs that all railroad em-them the thought of socialism is ab-i Theo trill and pour some more, ritory. Advertising space in that pa ployes will take orders and vote fcr.horrent. ¡Ami the. hy pete, I ’ ll wash my feet, t ¡re from the start and with each For its going to rain some more. per will give much greater return per Some of the dreamers among them day of shooting, sometimes under such policies. dollar spent than wil Inny other form The average railroad employe dis expect by supporting r.id cal at !i- conditions almost unbelievably dif- of advertising on which postage is TT dates to kill off the labor board, de likes to be bossed. Neither will he fcult, his enthusiasm has grown. Nor Sign That Say» Something spent. i: he alone in his belief, for every take orders on election day. He has prive thè public of a voice in fixing ¡H 1.1 a corner of n mail *tate a Secondly people are accustomed to person in the drama of the old time the same interest in national prosper their rates of pay and fix it so they small mill. It has been there for e reading the newspaper. It is not dif can do their own fixing. But no sen ity, in good government and clean western days shares his convictions. long time: the stream that turns its The story with the vast sweep of politics as any other law-abiding sible employe believes it can be done, wheel has been turning a wheel there ficult to get their attention, ns in the SAVE STEFS— cane of the circular letter, the book for to any thinking mind it should for two hundred years. the western plains for background, citizen. LIGHTEN WORK across which wind the “covered wag Inside the door, where you can’t let and other forms of direct by mail Radical candidates have not been be very • evident that as the public Let us «how you how our fine ons” with their human freight, is es endorsed by the tank and file, Be pays the bill it should and will exer- see it from the road but where the advertining. Third, and best of nil it Kohler «ink« can be set at the sentially good picture material. The fore constituting themselves a polit «ezx a voice in saying how much that thirty men and women who work is timely. The advertiser is able to right height to save back plot is dramatic with the interest well ical cabal and nominating a ticket, bill shall be. This is one right the in the mill see it every day, is a new appeal to his audience by frequent strain. Their «ingle or double advertisements. sustained, and the story enfolds like the ring-leaders neither receive au public will not surrender. hand-lettered sign. Only five words, built-in drainboard« are a By all means use the different a stirring panorama of an earlier day thority from the rank and file to act but notice the order in which they wonderful conbenience in forms of advertising, but use them to - The theme deals with the adven for them nor gave the rank and file THE JAZZ RAIN IS COMING stand: dishwashing; and | their round out your advertising program tures of a gallant young officer who an oportunity to express their opin SHUT UP, smooth covering' if r - ■nowy the principal item of which should is worced by a rival’s enmity to clear ion and choice. Here is the ticket, THINK, (Words by Ann) enamel, without joint« i or be the weekly newspapers. But the his name of an undeserved stain, that take it or leave it, is the only choice Yes its going to rain again, WORK, crevices, is as easily cleaned newspaper is the one that is indispen of being a cattle thief, and to win hi» they gave them. PRODUCE. Yes sir, most any day. ■« a saucer. sable. —From The Gas Age-Record. bride under heavy difficulties. J. I This is a free country and nothing And when it doe*; let me warn For there is no thinking until a you, We have just the Kohler sink Warren Kerrigan ia the man, Lois'is better calculated to preserve this It won’t be the old fashioned way. man shuts up, no work until he thinks to fit your kitchen. The price Vernonia «tore« «ell an average of Wilson the girl and Alan Hale the freedom than freedom of the voter and no production until he works. 8,500 pound« of butter we believe, will pleasantly UUI.VCI a U month, IOOIIIII, and UIKI scheming villian. ito express his honest conviction«. Among the multitude < of due •'ky. 1Q500 quarts of milk a month, not It will be a jazzy rain, «urpriae you. ■---------- | a red, pink or yellow candidate The jazziest jazz rain, -nva some iC0Untin(r the miix delivered to the I mottoes, here is one that f says VFRmiÀ M.UMIIG A NfiTIN The Public Will Not Surrender for office may be satiafactory to Thia jazzy, jazz mad world ha« seen, i thing.—Santa Fe Magazine, houses by four dairymen. This city Railroad employee are just as in- some railroad employes, certainly not Jo« Bauman, Prop. Prop. Ye« sir, it ia going to rain. needs a distributing station with a teUigent «nd independent in politics to all of them. Indeed, the Brother- Joining Hy Van Hotel. .The Indiapentahle Newspaper creamery, ice cream factory and cold Trainmen, the iarg- Yea, H’« Coing to rain again. Phone 801. See my display. All forms of Advertising huve been , to rage. It is a proposition some one yed unsuccessfully by utility com- ¡should take up. 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