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Beat Ball Park in Oregon classified Advertising A Typewriter» Lak Models For sale on easy terms or for rent. WANT* and FOR BALK All ado. under thia bead "re cash with copy. Ratea, one cent a word; initials and figures count as words. Minimum, 25 oenta an issue. < WOOD—You need it. I have it to sell. Thon. Schock, •••• i r Phone 533 Wholesale Typewriter Co. G. C. Ol»en Building Beall Electric FOR SALE—8 year old Jersey milk cow. Prie* $50. L. L. GRAVEN, Parker Addition, Vernonia Enjoy an hour at the new Good Front Office room for rent. In fireproof building. Cali Hoffman Hardware Co. S. C. SAI £, Prop. FOR SALE—Snap for $060. 2 small houses on one lot, woodshed and partly fenced. Lot 2, block 1, 2 blocks back of Square Deal Garage. Inquire Owner, A. Tessier. Cash paid for false teeth, dental gold, platinum and discarded jewel ry. Hoke Smelting & Refining Co., Otsego, Michigan. < Vernonia Representative O. K. CARD ROOM next Horseshoe Restaurant Everything New A Man’s Resort MONUMENTS From now on you can purchase Monuments End Markers In both Marble and Granite For a great reduction in price, saving to the purchaser of from 10 to 25 per cent Coms aad bo convinced FOR SALE—Gurnsey cow com ing fresh in April, also two calves —bull and heafer—since last spring. | M. N. LEWIS A CO. Sam Bjornson, Cor. 4th and Main Sts. Just above City Pump station. Hillsboro, Oregon Sale or Trade—160 acres, 45 in cultivation, 7 room house, large bam, VERNONIA out buildings, 3 springs, lots of out-' Population, 2000. School and Standard Grade aide range, in Clear Water Valley, High School. Idaho. What have you to trade? Pay Roll City—Mills, Logging. C. II. Brown, Rose Ave. Farming, Dairying, Fruit, Vegetables P. A. A P. Ry. Town growing fast. FOR SALE—4 Room House with On Inland Loop Highway Between Portland and Astoria. bath, garage on Rose Ave. C. H. A Large Territory to Draw From. Brown. 49 Miles From Portland, 85 M‘les From Forest Grove, 27 Miles From St. Helens. FOR RENT—66 acres in Yamhill Many Opportunities in Vernonia. Valley, 3 miles from town. Stock Best Hunting, Trapping and Fishing and equipment included. in the Northwest. Box 330 Vernonia. An Industrial Center. HAY FOR SALE—First class hay for sale at $18 per ton at A. B. Counts place. 27-2t a W. C. T. U COLUMN Among ths greatest benefactors of prohibition have been ths child lof the nation. Ths passing of tbs saloon has meant not only increased savings but a corresponding increase of food, clothing, happiness and protection for the little ones in many homes. Statistics can never tell the child ren’s story of prohibition blessings, but the facte presented in Collier’s (of recent date) carry with them a significance. According to the writer, “The Now York Children’s Court report.« an average per year of 8,006 fewer delinquent and neglected children during 1922-24 than during the ton yean, 1912-21. “Chicago had 5,288 such cases in 1919 and 8,850 in 1923, which last was not aa prosperous as 1919 was. “Massacheusetts reports an aver age decrease during the five yean, 1920-24 of thirty per cent in crim inally ’tough kids.* ’The state’s pris on has fallen off one-half since 1910,* says Sanford Bates, Commis sioner of Correction." “Give probation and charity and social effort all the credits you like,” continues the writer, “but had scarce boon- nothing to do with it. The children and the children’s children will tell the story.” Operations of Former IsistiMaries Mor. Profitable Thao for Liq- or Manufacture One by one the Central Illinois distilleries, which were ranked a? the largest in the world, have been changed into manufacture of food and the various by-products of grain according to the Chicago Daily News. These were believed to have been doomed with the adoption of the Eighteenth Amendment, but in stead, more men are being employed and with a much larger pay roll than during the lays before the Voisted Act. i Prohibition’s predicted “economic blight” on Central Illinois did not materialise. The suspension of the great distilleries has meant simply their transformation into other in dustrial plants. Where in the past train-loads of whiskey were shipped to ail parts of the Union and coun tries of the globe, there are now moving lut even greater train-loads of foodstuffs, eoRunercial alcohol, cracked corn, silvents and the like. Mass and Sermon on the third Sunday of each month, at 11:50 a. PIANO LESONS—latest modern m. Week day communion Maae to methods for children. Popular mu bo announced. Joe. P. Clancy, Paa sic if desired. MRS. CULVER. Services ia Leal as feliewsi Over Emmott A Culver Market. Every Thursday night at 6:45 in struction of children. 7: 46—Way SALE OR TRADE of the Cross and Benediction with the Blessed Sacrament. Popular I have 160 acres good rolling; lectures on the following topics in prairie land in Alberta—80 miles the given sequence: Thursday, Feb. east of Red Deer. Will consider any 20, “Is One Religion As Good As “Where there’s a will there' trades you have to offer. There are Another?” Mar. 5 and 12; “Where ¡way*» for any individual, though sin All of it i» 25 acres in cultivation, Did We Get the Bible?’» Mar. 18: gle-handed, to conduct a prohibition fenced. House, good 1 roads, good “Confessions to a Priest,” Mar. 26: contest in a school- In a certain county and neighbors. "The Catholic Church, the Bulwark little village where the W.C.T.U. is C. TODD. not organised, a wide-awake woman Vernonia, Oregon of Society.” The public is always very wel belongs to a union several miles come. away. Ao an aid to the cause, she offered the school children three FOR SALE prizes for the three best prohibition posters. The result was very grati • Bungalow $2500, half cash, fying. About twenty were submitt * balance $25.00 per month and ed, all of them so good that it was * interest. difficult to toll which was the best. • Inquire HOTEL VISTA The largest was eighteen by twelve inches, the smallest fourteen by ten. FOR SALE—Bed and springs ai.d The children pasted on blank sheets 3-burner oil stove with oven. of heavy paper, or cardboard, pic See House 53 Millsldc. tures cut from magazines, ransack . o ■ 1 1 ■' ■ » - ing for the purpose their own homes and these of neighbors. The whole Put Your Faith ia district became stirred up over the contest and every ont evidenced more or less interest. Let me describe two of the post Obtained. Send model or sketch ers, though they were no better than and we will promptly send you a some others. The first showed on a report. Our book on Patents and white background a blue picture of Trade-marks will be sent to you You can use them a Dutch village with the old Dutch on request. — mi Cleanser woman by the dozens with *am<d clubs. Under the picture was Vernonia, Oregon e f°r 'ed, “Driving Liquor Out of ____ PATENT LAWYERS — the i.” Another poster represented 305 Seventh SL, Washington. D. C- design sitting in the road near a car, Over »4 Year.’ Esporionce for, i had been smashed against a SEE THE son« bone pole. Thia pointed con- P°in>n accompanied the drawing: “I NEW AND MODERN c*er’ > my car until I took a drink, BATTERY SERVICE E ;b.n my ear drove me.' F R ter an evening at the school- Conveniently located in the center Mari > with appropriate exercises, of the town we have installed, at RKosters which had been on exhi- for <>ur garage, ail the latest devices and the i all of the evening were judged equipment for the needs of the mo Wthree beet chisen and the prizes torist. An Eight-Hour Battery )upont Explosiv presented.” Charging Service, you will be de 7»e JÇWKÔt&A , —Mary S. Hitchcock. lighted with Ford Magnetos charged while you wait and work guaranteed. WM. FOLGER, Prop e Yes, here you find a first-class Wil h eternal lard Battery Service. Vernoeia, MONKEY WRENCH GARAGE PATENTS < CATHOLIC CHURCH « Rexall REMEDIES D. SWIFT & CO VERNONIA TRAOING COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Bush and Mr .and MODERN HOME FOR SALE Mrs. Kullander and Mias O’Malley were Portland visitors the first part 6 rooms and bath, first claw plumbing. 3 sleeping r^oms, linoie- of the week. um, hot water tank. Weil located Jeff Turner is back among us for on east side near school and church. a few months at least. Glad to see Large out buildings used aa garage, him. storage end wood. A home you will e Keiiie Hall and Haskel Newsom enjoy. Offered for a short time at returned Monday from the 1. P. $3860.00—H cash aad tonne. VERNONIA REALTY CO. e Camp. a « e • e o people e • i ;______ '' ** ___ ♦* • • MEATS YOU CAN RELISH Cuts from the choicest beef, pork and lambs we can buy, our meats are thoroughly seasoned and handled in a clean, sanitary manner. Order the meat you prefer for today and see how we handle your order. ALBERT CHILDS, Proprietor QUERY AND ANSWER • ••••••• Tell Me:—In ascending a flight of stairs, who should proceed first, the lady or the man? Ana.—A man must at all times use rare judgment. If he detects that the lady wears her dress a little above two feet, then she should pro ceed first. If she wears her dresa a little above two knees, then it is proper for the man to proceed. her. Inquisitive—Can you tell me what the telephone rate is from Chicago to Boaton. Mass., for three minutes? Also the rate from Chicago to San Francisco? Ans.—The day rate for three minutes from Chicago to Boston is |5.45 and $1.80 per minute for over time. The rate to San Francisco to Chicago for three minutes is $11.90 and $3.95 a minute overtime. heapen your affection by kissing tween white gold and yellow gold? him at all unless you are engaged. And which is the most valuable? The genuine pleasure of life is in the Ans.—White gold is merely an anticipation. alloy of gold and silver. Pure gold is always the most valuable. White J.L.B.—I have got several near gold is very popular and is being relatives who are not on speaking used in most high-prieed jewelry. terms with me and I never did a thing to them. What can I do to get L. O.—I would like to ask through their friendship? your question column what was Ans.—Just get to making lots of “manna” that was miriculously fed money and get rich. to the Isralites, spoken of in the S.T.—Where ean I get some real Bible? Ans.—The manna referred to in cheap skates? the Scriptures, we are told, was the Ans.— We know a few fellows saccharine substance yielded by the around here you might get. plant Tamarix Mannifera. A.S.—What are the seven “liber- al arts”? Ans.—The seven “liberal arte,” according to educators in the mid dle ages were usually classed as grammar, dialectics, rhetoricmusic, arithmetic, geometry and astron omy. SILVER WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cline celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniwr- sary at their home Monday, March 2nd. Those present were: Mr. an.l Mrs. B. J. Cline, Mr. and Mrs. Pur- cell Cline, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Nance, Reader:—I would like to ask you Merle, Della and Robert Cline and N. N.—What pacing and trotting through the Query and Answer if a Mrs. T. C. Hall, mother .of Mrs. B. .1. Cline. horses hold the mile record in their person can love more than once? Ans. — Yes, we think they can. respective classes? Can a trotting CHRISTIAN CHURCH However, the first experience of hone beat a pacer? Service- are held every Sunday Ans.—Ulan trotted a mile in love after the age of puberty sets 1:54 H at Lexington, Ky., with a I in, generally is the moat lasting in morning and evening in the High runner at side. Dan Patch paced a the minds of those that experience School Auditorium by the regular Sunday School at 10:00 mile in 1:55, with dust shield, a run it, and often times they never quite pastor. o’clock. In the evening Christian ner in front and one at his side get over it. Endeavor at 6:30 and preaching at The average trotter is a trifle faster Please:—What day of the week 7:30. than an average pacer. was March 13, 1847? Every service ia made beautiful Ana—March 13, 1847, was on and interesting to all. Old Timer — What day of the Everyone is invited and welcome week was I born, the date being Saturday. to attend. We are a friendly churcn March 6, 1875, LM.—Is it true that a man un and we want your fellowship. Ans.—You were born Friday. der sentence of death in Utah may Pat—What are the colors of the be shot by a firing squad if he wants A WEIGHTY QUESTION AND HEAVY LOAD PARTLY LIFTED to die that way? Irish Free State flag? Ans.—Yes That is the Utah state Ana.—The Irish Free State flag is Something less than a hundred law. whits, yellow and green. wagon loads of filth, trash, cans, • __ —— S.S.—I saw an account in a daily boxes and rubbish were hauled out X.Y.Z.—Can you tell me in your interesting question column the paper about some White Rats at a of Vernonia this week, and the good name and address of the United theatre. Will you please tell me work has nly started. Get those States district attorney for Arizona? what they are, for I know they did back yards and alleys cleaned up. The city has now provided dumping Ana.—The district attorney for not mean the little pests? Ans.—The White Rate is a na grounds just south oi town an.I the Arisona is Frederick H. Bernard, tional orginization of actors an d officials have had four wagons bu v Tucson. actresses for mutual benefit—a un all week. It ia a good move, end F.N.W.—Should I kiss a boy every ion aa it were—and they call them every one should co-operate in the time he wants me to? We both think selves the White Rate. cleane-up idea. a good deal of each other and I Teachers’ Institute n> Vernonia Get M.—Will you please be kind don’t want to make him mad? Saturday. enough to explain the difference be- Ans.— You are very foolish to
