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HEALTH TALKS
Best Bell Park in the State
VERNONIA EAGLE
Engineer Hall is finding perfect
John Bryan's barber shop is being
petrified clams twelve feet under the moved to the Troop building.
ground, where the big city septic
tanks are being set. He won’t say
FOR SALE—Stale Bread, fine for
how long the cams |iave been hurried dressing or suitable for chicken feed.
but probably in Noah’s day the fam­ Vernonia Bakery.
ily thrived on the Vernonia beaches.'
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MERCANTILE CO
STORES AT
STORES AT
INCORFORATCD
PLANTS FOR SALE
AN IMPORTANT
RESOLUTION
If Kelly does your work its done
right and you still have money for
Sweet Williams, Snap Dragons and
Resolve to be healthy and to keep that sidewalk. See Kelly.
Irises—Plants for sale at my home.
healthy by adopting Chiropractic as
Beautify your gardens this fall.
your health method. It is sane, simple
Mrs. A. J. Sitts.
Monday, this coming Monday noon, 2t.
and satisfactory. It deals with the Chamber of Commerce meets at the
cause of distase and does not treat Gayosa. Be there promptly at 12.
Manager Herndon of the Kirby
the effect. Treating effects is obso­
Lumber company’s sawmill at Brown-
lete and, at the best, only gives tem­
del, Texas, visited Vernonia several
It sure was a good rain.
porary relief. Locating the cause and
days ago.
adjusting it is the modern way and
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The Ed Solomonson family are
gives permanent relief. Adopt the
Mrs.
Grady
who has been visiting i
modern way, Chiropractic. Be heal­ moving this week into the new home
her
daughter,
Mrs. C. E. Davidson. ■
recently
purchased
from
Mr.
Corey.
thy and see that every member of
your family is healthy. Consultation They have built a beautiful and mod­ and Mrs. Anderson, at Millview, re­
turned home, at Kansas City, Mo. i
ern house.
and spinal analysis free.
Wednesday.
DR. W. BOYD WHYTE
City ordinance calls for a ten foot
Hoffman Building
Vernonia
Miss Nell Dendson of Kansas City
cement sidewalk on Bridge street. A
has returned home after a pleasant '
ten
foot
walk
will
make
our
street
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas visited in
and walk same width of Stark street visit with the family of her brother,
Hillsboro last week.
in Portland. Autos will park parallell C. E. Dendson, at Millview.
with curb and overflows on side
Miss Dorothy Will who is attend­
Leland R. Gilbert and Miss Issabell streets. Those lots now having eight
Ridell, of Portland, spent Sunday at foot walks are all right until paving ing school in Portland spent the
the Kullander home. Mr. Gilbert is begins when the district will make week-end with her parents in Ver­
them two foot wider. All new walks nonia.
Adjutant of Portland Post No. 1.
should be made ten foot.
Miss Maurine Conover of Portland
When you are panning on that
Harold Jenson, of the Banks Mer­ a shoft visit at the Will and Whart-
sidewalk or a nice driveway into your
garage. See Kelly, he treats you cantile Co., was looking over Ver­ on homes this week-end.
nonia, Monday.
right.
Harvey Conover of Portland spent
The new concrete fireproof garage
As will be noticed by ordinance the week-end at the Wharton home.
of Gilby Motor Co., on the location published in another column. “B”
Miss Elizabeth Wharton was a vis­
formerly occupied by the Guy Mills street is to be graded and graveled
Garage, east of Rock Creek bridge, is and curbed, as is the down town side itor of Miss Dorothy Will in Portland
now completed and rapidly filling up streets, First, Second and Third last Friday.
with storage cars. It is a safe place to streets. The improvement district No.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Phelps and Mr.
park and one of the best buildings in 1, in the splendid high residential
the county.
section west of the railroad is being and Mrs. S. G. Ball, were Portland
visitors the first of the week.
finished as rapidly as possible.
Mrs. Young, of Portland, visited
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gould enter-
Sunday, with her cousin, Mrs. Aldin
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilliapie, of
tained
a dozen friends Tuesday night
Johns.
Manning, visited in town the first of
with a theatre party at the Majestic,
the week.
seeing Norma Talinadge in “Secrets"
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stratton and
son, of Portland, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Mike Miller’s brother, Steve After the show the party repaired
the Robinsons.
Atkins and family of Salem spent the to the Gould home where refresh­
ments were enjoyed and a good time
week end at her home.
had until the late hours.
Several Vernonia people viewed
the valley from an airplane Sunday,
Mrs. Maude Moore who has been
Walt Kelly is grading Rose Avenue
The machine making flights over the visiting her daughter, Mrs. Daoust
city at $5.00 per.
leaves Saturday for Seattle to spend First and Second avenues, and Mr.
a couple of months with her mother. Kelly is seeing to that a good is be­
There are a few good names on
ing done. One thing about Kelly, he
our subscription that have overlook­
Mres. Walter Coyle attended the likes to see the work a little bit bet­
ed renewing for another year now funeral of her cousin at Portland on ter than necessary, and is making a
reputation on this job, to include a
due and, in several cases, passed due. Wednesday.
cut to the property lines for a side­
Won’t you please send or hand in
your renewal. Most of them became
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Mastei, a i walk up Bridge street. Rain inter­
due in August, some back as far as baby girl, September 5.
fered somewhat with the work this
last April. We want every one, but
week.
Mrs. J. A. McDonald and son Walt­
it is important to the paper that we
Mrs. Robinson was in Portland on
hear from each. Please attend to it. er were Forest Grove visitors Sun­
Tuesday.
Thank you.
day.
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ECONOMY
Before you buy a new Suit
come here and see how much
money we can save you, at the
same time giving you equal, if
not greater, value than you
have ever had in Clothes be-
fore.
Just Received Sixty (GO)
CLOTHCRAFT SUUS
$29 SO UP
Clothcraft Clothes are Nation­
ally known. There is a reason
for this universal popularity,
for no Suit can possibly win
such favor unless it contains
utmost quality and value- Our
Autum Clothcraft Suits are
handsome models—just right
for the average man. There is
a guarantee of absolute satis­
faction with every Suit
Who said it was nt
going to rain any
more?
Let us fit
you out with rain
goods. Our stock is
veiy complete in all
lines and as usual
our prices are right
MILLER’S
A SAFE PLACE TO TRADE
The Store that Undei sells—Because it Sells for Cash
G. B. Richmond returned on Tues­
Walter Coyle and Hi Van Blari-
C. S. Rich has sold his pretty now
day from a week’s business trip to comb were in Portland this week to home to Mrs. T. W. Reithner.
Seattle.
purchase n heating plant for the Hi
Van Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Jask Berglund nro
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dawson were
touring through Minnesota and visit­
in Portland the first of the week. Mr
Homer White and family have ing relatives.
Dawson recently got some steel in come to Vernonia to make their home
one of his eyes while employed at the
Mrs. Wenver Clark enjoyed a vis­
O.-A. machine shops and he has been
Mrs. Bufford hns a severe sore arm
it f en her niece and nephew, Mr.
having treatments from a Portland and has been laid up for some time.
nnd M.s. t ffoon of Monroe, Ore.,
eye specialist.
this week.
Mr. Frantz was in St. Heelris a few
Mrs. L. H. Detrow was a Portland days this week.
Dick Pamnone returned home on
viistor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Steel was in Vernon­ Wednesday form Burns.
E. N. DeHart of Orange, Texas ia a short time ago.
arrived irvir1 days ago
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Mrs. Charles White is in Portland
accept *
a position at
o bi" mi l.
Jack Johnson is working in As­ a few days this week.
toria. Mr. Johnson visited in Vernon­
J. W. Graham, formerly with the ia last Sunday.
Mr. Ellis, of Rainier, Ore., was
department of vocational training in
over to sec his daughter, Mrs. Mur­
connection with lumber grades U
Mr. Petty came to Vernonia Tues­ ray, last Thursday.
now with the Oregon-American Lum­ day evening to see his family.
ber company supervising grades and
Miss Josephine Corey is going to
A group of Japs are going to start give a party for the band boys this
manufacture.
work up at Keasey soon.
week.
S. M. Morris of Pnrtand was a
Miss Agnes Lampa is in St. Helena
business visitor to Vernonia Wed­
Mrs. Lillian Washbum is now work
for an indefinite time.
nesday.
ing in the Crown department store.
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Born, Wednesday morning of this
J. 8. Brown has been taken to the
Mr. and Mrs. Delmore of Portland
hospital with a severe case of pneu­ week to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bacon, arrived in Vernonia Friday evening-
a seven pound girl.
monia.
and will return some time this week.
A. B. Counts is constructing a com­
FOR SALE—Several iron frame
Mrs. Dowd is now working in the
bined garage, dairy room and wood­ folding cots with mattresses, like new Central Grocery.
Ct A
*5.00. Vista Hotel.
shed.
Miss Dorothy Smith and mother
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile Fonr, ’21 returned to Portland Friday.
Construction work in rainy weath­
er makes mud. Vernonia is in the con Good rubbers, chains, curtains. A-l
struction period, which spells pro­ condition. Insured. Prica |500, Terms
Clarence Nance arrived from Che­
Vista Hotel.
gress.
halis, Washington Monday.
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