Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, November 21, 1924, Image 4

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VERNONIA EAGLE
few days this week.
Dr. Mary Col* is going to spend
George Johnson is spending a few the winter in Mamouth, Oregon.
days in the Dalles.
Miss Dell* Cline ha* been ill for
Oliver Anderson is ill with the a few day*.
appendicitis.
Helen Veal has been ill for the
Mr. Merle Shipley was in Berken- past week.
feld Saturday.
Donald Carver is attending school
A party was given at the home of in Portland this year.
Miss Ida May Hawkins Monday.
Miss Ellieen Moore was ill Tues.
Mr. and Mrs. Black were in Ver­
nonia from Portland.
Mr. Fort of St. Helens was In
Vernonia Thurddy on business.
Mr. Harold Smith is working at
Murrays
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps and family
spent Monday in Keasey.
Gilbert Anderson returned to Ver­
nonia Saturday.
Mrs. Ellis was in Vernonia Thurs­
day. •
Miss Edith Gibson is now making
her home in Vernonia.
Mrs. Murray is in the hospital at
Mrs. Ray Royce was in Vernonia
a few days last week.
Mr. Hind of Portland is in Vernonia
for a few days this week.
Portland.
LOCAL P. O. GROWS
The speed with which the Vernonia
Post Office keep* growing is amaz
ing. This week P. M. Messing has en­
larged the room and added 88 new
lock boxes, giving us 888 boxes all
taken. Another addition to the local
office this week is a new cancelation
machine that cancels letters and
card* at the rate of 100 a minute. It
takes a large dray to haul one train’s
mail to the office now every day.
What About That
Thanksgiving
Dinner?
BIG DAY FOR EASTERN STAR
Hillsoboro Lodge Eastern Star, as
well as members from Forest Grove
and St. Helens, were in Vernonia
Welnesday night, putting on some
installation work for the home lodge
so we hear. In the evening a 60 plate
chicken dinner was served at the
Gayosa to the visiting ladies, and Mr.
Detrow certainly put up a gorgeous
feed according to those present.
Miss Gladys Malnuten. is in the TITLED BRIDEGROOM
PLAYS
hospital at Portland, we hear.
It will hardly be complete without topping it off with Fruit Cake and Pump­
kin Pie. We now have Fruit Cake on hand and it is so reasonably priced that
it would not pay you to make it yourself. It contains only the finest ingredients
such as imported French Cherries, Brazil Nuts, Almonds, English Walnuts
and various Fruits which go to make a really fine cake. Don t delay, but
get yours NOW.
_ _ _..
SÁFE
Mrs. Maud Moore and Mrs. Maud Daring Plot to Got Bride’s Fort
or Insurance Money
O’Conner of Portland are visiting at
Loney Corey was in Portland Mon­ the home of Mrs. Moore’s daughter
day.
“Reckless Age” to Blame for Sensa­
and family, Ovilla Daoust.
tional Affair, Says Bride’s
Mrs. Alexander is feeling some bet
Father
Mrs. Eva West was a Portland vis­
ter after her long period of illness itor Tuesday.
A moat astonishing plot to gain
Mr. Corey was in Portland Tues-
money
through marriage was exposed
Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Adair
day on business.
today
in
one of the finest Universal
Monday morning a 9 pound girl.
Picture* of the year—“Reckless
Mrs.
Adair
has
a
room
at
Dr.
Dun-
Mr. Hinton is making his home
gAe”, starring Reginald Denny. Crit­
in Portland for an indefinite time. lap’s house.
ics everywhere have proclaimed this
Earl Derr Biggers story to be one of
The Eighth Grade is giving a
the most thrilling dramas ever put
Thanksgiving program this Fridav
on the motion picture screen. It is
for the benefit of the mothers.
crackling with action and flaming
with comedy—a picture that every­
Mr. Kelley of Keasey was in Ver­
body in town will want to see.
nonia Monday.
The story tells of Lord Harrowby,
who
takes out insurance on his fi­
Twelve students have turned out
Dorothy Smith was in Portland
nance*. If he marrie* her h® gets all
for
debate
this
year
and
are
all
Saturday.
working on the merchant marine her wealth. If he doesn’t marry her
the insurance company ha* to pay.
Mr. and Mrs. Bicker were in Ver­ problem. The question as stated by Reginald Denny is sent by the insur­
the
Debate
League
is
“
Resolved
that
nonia Sunday visiting friends.
the United State* should adopt a ance company to make sure that the
Lord gets the girl. Then the trouble
Mrs. Rose was in Portland Mon- policy of ship subsidy.*’
starts.
The proposition of subsidizing our
day.
ships caused much argument through
Mrs. Bacon returned to Vernonia out the nation two years ago and
is now being discussed again. Mrs.
Sunday from Beaver camp.
Cile, our coach, has gathered quite
Miss Perry visited the
Grade ■ J lot of material including a number
if Congressional Records which are
«chool this week.
printed by the Government Printing
Dr. Hughes was in Portland a few Office aid contain a record of all
peeches made by legislative bodies,
days last week.
if anyone has pertnent articles or
Mrs. Wright was in Portland for .looks, anything about the merchant
narine the team will appreciate
the week-end.
them. Mrs. Cole is especially anxi-
Mr. Turner of Portland was in ■us to find a copy of the “Country
Jentleman,, for July 1922.
Vernonia Sunday.
Try outs for the team proper,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schwab spent vhich consists of four members will
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Hall. be held about Dec. 15. Two of last
ear’s debaters are still here and
Mrs. Gansor has been ill for a few their experience will greatly strength
on our chances in competing with
days this week.
>ther members of the lower Colum-
Mr. A. L. Johnson of Portland is >ia District—St. Helens, Warrenton,
now making his home in Vernonia. \storia, Scappoose, and Rainier.
The winner from the lower Columbia
Mrs. Whitsell spent the weekend District will compete with the win­
ters from other districts until the
in Portland.
-ontest finally resolves ino a debate
Miss Betty Culver spent the week­ between the high point teams of
¡Jastern Oregon and Western Oregon
end in Portland.
This final debate, is held in Eugene.
Our debaters hope to have all their
Thelma Spencer has been ill for
naterial written by Christmas as the
some time.
debate comes shortly after the holi­
Maxine Eliott has been sick for a days.
And don’t forget to order that Pumpkin Pie a day or so before Thanksgiving
so that you won’t be disappointed. We have received many compliments on
our Pumpkin Pies so they must be good, and we know you will like them.
And even though it may have to temporarily take a secondary place due to the
many other goodies, don’t fail to have Mother’s Bread as a part of that
Thanksgiving feast.
I
OUR MOTTO: QUALITY, CLEANLINESS AND SERVICE
Vernonia Bakery
Brewer & Vianaw, Props.
On 2nd Street Just A Few Steps South of Bridge Street. A Good Cement
Walk to Our Door.
The girl falls in love with Reginald
and Reginald falls in love with the
girl. She doesn’t want to marry the
Lord and Reginald doesn’t want her
.toBut there’s th* insurance policy-
He has sworn to see that the wedding
takes place. How to solve the prob­
lem? That’s the big story. Don’t
miss it.
I
ON NOVEMBER 25TH, 1024 At the Gilby Garage
Many useful and beautiful articles will be sold
COME AND BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. You’ll then be sure to
nae thorn in time and also help make this bazaar a success.
Following is a list of the Wholesale Firms that have responded to advertise,
also the articles received, and the local firms handling their goods.
WHOLESALE FIRMS
ARTICLES RECEIVED
Willamette Dairy Product* Co.
Froakiat Ice Cream Co
Columbia Knitting Mills
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.
In Fact, it is the sensible thing to do.
Stewart & Holme* Drug Co.
Seattle, Waah.
Cluett Peabody Co. Inc.
If you see
Walworth Oregon Co.
A Watch, a Rin a Brooch, a Pin, a Fountain
Pen, a Pretty Piece of Silver or a Whole
Set of Silverware
you are foolish to take a chance on someone else getting it before you do. May­
be later on, when you are ready to pure hase, the article isn’t in stock—and we
couldn’t get another like it in for Xmas.
X-MAS JEWELERY
of any .lerci iption, oi in fittt anything i n cur stock, will be laid away NOW on
a small down payment. Your name will be placed on it—and you can call for
it any time you wane it. THAT’S WHAT YOU CALL SENSIBLE XMAS
GIFT BUYING.
KULLANDER’S JEWELERY STORE
WHERE THE DOLLAR DOES IT’S DUTY
Blake McFall Co.
IS J. Cronin Co.
Manufactures Clearance Co.
Edwards Mfg. Co. Seattle.
Lepschietz A Katz
Heacock Sash A Door Co.
The M. L. Kline Co.
Chansloi* A Lyon Co.
M. Seller Co.
Siberiing Luca* Music Co.
Midwest Drug Co.
A. Corey
Vernonia Bakery
LOCAL FIRMS
10 Pound* Butter
3 Gallion* Ice Cream
Lalies’ Sweater
1 Doxen Pkgs. Snowflake*
Honeyman Hardware Co.
4
OR
TRADE AND WANT QUICK RESULTS, PLACE AN
AD IN OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
ADVERTISERS’ SALE AND BAZAAR
Swift A Co.
To Lay Aside That Gift
RENT
SELL,
The Womans’ Missionary Society of the Evangel
ical Church Will Hold Their
J. T. Hardman Hat Co.
Globe Hat A Cap Mfg. Co.
TOO EARLY
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO
Nehahan Market
The Gayosa
Miller Mercantile Company
Kingsley’* Mercantile Company
and Centra) Grocery Company
i Man’* Hat
A. W. Pete men
a Ladies’ Hat*
Miller Mercantile Company and
A. W. Petersen
10 Can* S. B. Celaner
Vernonia Mercantile Co. and
4 Pound Carton* Sliced Bacon
Emmott A Culver and Nehalem
4 1 Pound Carton* Lard
Market and Kingsley’* Merc. Co.
and M. Elite A Company
1 2 Quart Percolator
Hoffman Hardware Co. and GUby
Motor Company nnd Mellinger
Hardware Company.
1 Dozen Tubes Cold Cream
Vernonia Drug Company anl
M. A M. Pharmacy
1 Box Men’* Collar*
A. W. Petersen and Miller Merc.
Company.
« Stilaon Wrenches
Standard Plumbing A Heating
Company
8 Box** Stationary, 2 pre. Glove*
Central
Grocery Company and M.
1 Alarm Clock, 1 Tharmo* Bot-
Elli* A Company
tl«, 10 pkgs, paper doiii**, 2
2 Blank Act. Book*.
1 Automatic Windshield Cleaner
Callendin* Garage
1 Khaki Coat
Miller Mercantile Company
1 Mi**. Spokane Dres*
Miller Mercantile Company
« Boxea Christ ma* Toy*
Vernonia Drug Company
4 Quart can* House Paint
Mellinger
Hardware
Company
1 Box Bathroom Trimming*
Ray
Mill*
Plumbing
1 pr. Surety Pedal Pad*
Thomas Garage
Silver Salt and Pepper BhnBtt
Kullander Jewelry Store
1 Baby Ratu*, 1 Incense Bars*
Brown A Brown and Smith Fur-
•r, 1 Combination P*ft ft
niture Company and Vernonia
Box
Drag Company and Hoffman
Hardware Company and Cash
1 Ukelele^
Variety Store
rDown'socir0*"“* Sh*mP0° ”,rry
Mother’. Bread for Sandwich*.
W’"t
Distributor
Store