Vernonia eagle., March 20, 1925, Image 4

B«*t Weekly Àd Medium
VERNONIA EAGLE
7;X),000 LEAFLETS FOR
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GRANGE ACTIVTIKS
ATTRACTIVE MENUS
Vernonia Grange met Saturday
evening in the Grange Hall.
Quite a number were present, hut
would like to «ee all member« turn
out.
Plana .vere dUcussed about meet-
in* with rhe Stata Grange at Dalle«
in June. and delegates were elected,
After the meeting refreshment«
were «ervej and a social time wan
enjoyed.
There will be an initiation next
meeting.
Saturday evening, March 21«t,
there will be a pie «ocial and enter­
tainment at Natal Grange which
Grange« should attend.
A number nt i»ut«idere have been
inquiring about what the Grange is
no am putting in the following for
their benefit:
Why J< m » the Grange
For the foilowiny reason«
It is not expensive.
It is national in character and has
•tood the test for over 57 years.
It provides a Township County
State and National organisat.on for
'he farmers.
It has exerted greater influence in
«ecuring legislation in the interest
of agriculture than 3ny agency in
the country.
One of the finest adver-
i sementa of Oregon ever
issued is the menu which
il appear in every din- It is olficered by those engage»!
/ car of the Northern in agriculture, and who know from
the needs of the farmer
fie System. The menu experience
It rias -u»cured over 1*M) airs, n
elf is a work of art, re- part or whole, for the Benefit of
, Gducing Mt Hood in four agriculture and the community at
c • *rs, featuring Oregon large, *ome of which arc The In-1
■ '¡jets, and containing a teretate Cofmerce Cmimismon. Rur­
Free Mail. Parcel Post, Postal
d ect appeal for new set- al
Savings Banks, Experiment Stations
e <, new homeseekers, and Agricultural Colleges Agricultural
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manufacturers to come I Extension Agruiulture in tre Public
’< • Oregon. The menu was Schools, Election of U. S. Senators.
igned and submitted to Pure Food Laws, Woman Suffrage.
It naa defeated numberle«« bills
Railway Company by injurious
Hicity Department c *i It »as to the agriculture.
only spokesman for
’’»nd Chamber of agriculture at the
National Capital
car on
System
’cago,
and
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weil as
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che ad
into type and arrange its
position in the paper.
alvertismg gotten
<p in a manner to
appeal to the buyer
it'd handle by the
printer in a manner
to «»tract the eye,
•'ill get splendid results,
y.« »Io your part, and
■'»’II do ours—and you’ll see
that »hat we tall yon m m .
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Sn Big i—Row high
LOT FOB SALE-—««xlfld romer
when will hie term expire*
Ana.—McKanna was nog elected, kit, 2 block» from Grade *eh< <>l. ^e
block from ehueh and High *rh<^H^..
Appoint­
Inquuitive—Is there a Defense but appointed in 1898.
ment» to the Supreme Court are for Half cash and terms on balance.
Day in the United State».
See CHAS. A. MALMOTEN.
However, McKenna recently
Ans.—No—except for Mime :nar lifd.
resigned from the ngh tribunal.
rted men, which ia every day.
FOR SALE—1% aerea of land on
Rose
svenne, 3H block* from Bridge
Silks. 79e a yard at Kingsley*
P. S.—Whut day and t»to »nd
Street. 6 room house, wood «hed and
where was President McKiniey stmt'
garage, city water.
Was he instantly killed? What was
Box ROfl Varnonin, Oregon,
DID YOU EVER STOP TO
his assailant'* religion, and was he
THINK
hanged?
KalbnrnU Gingham 29e a yai I
An».—William McKinley was «hot
at Kingsley».
while holding a reception at the Pan-1
a city whrs the merchant*
American exposition at Buffalo. N. T.i THAT
ime plenty nt newspaper adver-
on Friday, Sept. 1 , 1901, by Leon
FOR »ALE
with progreas.
''zoignax, .¿nd <th*«l eight days later
Two block» fron
Corner 7x4.
from the effucta of the shut—dept.
on
Third street.
street
li>.
The :tssastn who was an Ath- THAT in such cities you see people Bridge
En«|uire nt
from ail *MH't>one that ^urrnund Priced right.
ist. was elecrricuted at the Auburn.
Alden W. John.
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New York «täte nrunn on Oet. '2U.
tion write to
QUERY AND ANSWER
CORRESPONDENCE
The Northern Pacific rail-
» iy will distribute 175,fiOO
leaflets, giving a summary
o the attractions and op-
p-i t unities offered by the
p, and the other rail-
ruis about the same num
er, in their correspondence
i.r the entire month. These
i lets are being supplie'4
. vhe Portland and other
( i ambers of Commerce in
(in addition to 200,-
*<) which will be distribut-
i) the local business men
• he state in their corre­
spondence.
Window dis-
p ays will be used in all the
principal ticket office of the
three lines, in eastern states.
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Biffe I
Tower in Prance? is it the highe« t
structure in the world?
An».—Th«* Eiffel Tower in Prance
ia 984 feet high anil i» the highest
.«fracture in th«* world, The Wash-
ington monument at Washingtiiii,
D. C. i» next, with SM feet ugh.
J. M.—To settle a bet can vou t«U
which is the groateat number of
foreign-born people that come to the
United State»—Germans or Irtah?
An»—The greatest nua*ber of im­
migrants to this country are Ger
mans. The Italians are second. Ru»~
sianR are third, Pnilandea» fUat-h
nn<1 Irishmen fifth.
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C«iote—Will you please tml ne how
to make chop suev*
Ans.—It is aot customary for >ts
to print recipes, but in this -a»e we
will «ay there 1» no set wmy flag mak­
ing chop
uey.
Usually the meat
.-ankist» nt uf«t, pork ir frie.t etack-
»n_ The -egetihles consists if cei-
cry. .inions, green bean spMMlts.
-nushmomk green jeppen* and no»m-
ies.
All these are chopped fine,
«easoned with ««reune oil and then
stewed.
he manufacturer.
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ut&ra ?*ils ia thè ngtieot •*n<t
tM falls n :he worid”
Ans. — Ni »trara Fads .» •he
THAT in cities <if thia elaaa you see
•si far thè .-oiurne «f water that
the business full of ambition and
'»»ws >ver thè preripice. aut thu
hope, und ail the people seeing
Sutherland Falla .n New ieaian.i i»
things in a happy way.
-ne ì.gtaest in thè wmrid. raving a i
"all «f 1.JH4 feet---- nearty me-ti« ini i
THAT the merchante are eaffrr to
nt a nute.
N agata ha» a fail >f*
serve the home city and the Reo-
IA4 feet.
pie uf it's trade territory.
W ehstes N ew
taraBiAEIONAL ftenOHArz
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are
a feu) lamplri
O à F.—I would ike Ul tnuw THAT ia the kind of stuff that make*
who nvenred -he -iret car
Also
prugreaa m btunneaa.
what year and now many cvliniterB'
Ana.—The ta* mtomobile known THAT new ideas and efforts in buai-
j as the “hiu-wde»
image.'’ nade­
neaa in the lays of lung ago are
Road Hog—fa* it true »hat fruit s lt» appearnrt in !S9«:_ It ¿ad a '«nel
about to :iass another hurdle on
tispiayed m autoinotiiie shows, as I . cy'inder (Beota» -ninne.
The gas-
the road to * ‘No-nne-knovss-
bave heard it said
, ine engine was nvented by Otto'
■vlirn*.
Ana.—No.
They say sometimes i Cykei Otto, if Germany, in 1877.
‘lemons’* are »een there.
Tre cities whose i> usines» men are
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L. M—I rant bo ask n your iure-1 alert, who are persistent newspaper
Pan—Would you please answer if tion -niunm what are the colors of Mtvertisem. are un the straight r«»a4
a tw<v«tage amplifier may he used the German flag unce the empire has tU lUCCl-M.
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with a six-tube radio?
If »», how falto» and a repabiic estahiiahed?
a
many miles will it reach with the
Ans.—The flag if Germany since
Kalbumie Gingham 29e a yar*1
aid of headphones?
the fall of the iionarery ¡s ¿lack, at K.ngaieya.
An».— *« amplifier d.ies nothing red and gobi.
These colors »ere
except tn -nakt the sound louder— ul-.pte.i when the republic was es­
Come m and let us show you the
mt carry farther. If you have a six- tablo* ned.
best values in diamond rings you
tube radio you na«l Petter let it atone!
have ever seen. Blue, white mount­
and not use a two-stage amplifier if
E. P.—When was Justice Me Ken- ed ¡n white gold nng from $35 to
for many year«.
.fluid on the payment plan.
It has been on guard since 1874. you don’t vant distortion beyond ail -.a of California elected. to the 13*10.
recognition.
For further «nforma- T inted States Supreme Coart and K¿Hander's Jewelry Store.
and ib still on the job.
Its wise eourse in the past make
it a «afe leader for the future
It is the greatest influence we
have had for breaking up the isola­
tion of farm life and affording or-
portonity for tre woesen on the
farm.
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THAT you tee them gn away aatis-
led with wfiat they have bought
and determined to enme again
abtrarrlon
br< - ' t
hi* pursuit
agrlm. ere
mywery »hip
Plue ( 'n
ttf /Ttvtm
Iunior collega
Fa*< ««»a ì
aslart
Eathouia
r/fter
Rii lag s'
altigraph
tlpfi.i
Red Star
Nag n.y
tfcrol
parai inc
mu.l gun
Swaraj
mat ; bar
Ruthen«
rolhoop
plaemon
taiga
aokol
sugamo
ahoncen
•evict
prec «>1
pvirods
realtor
S.P bo*
duvetyn
Crccho-Slovilr
camp-fir- girl
aerial cascada
Air Council
Devil Dug
■ctivatkiii
Federal Land Dank
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lilial '.IvrwAoMM
Stnhn ïnu/
fa.
Do You Want To Regain
ft is the greatest Training Scher i
■ for the boy» and girts of the enur
try community
ft makes a better community an I
higher mor ata
It teaches more patriotism an«-.
Ie««v partisanship.
It dispels gloom and creates gecxl
cheer.
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Morman Stratton and family of
Portland «pent Sunday at the Paul
Robinson home.
Silk«, 79c a yard at Kingsley«
EAGEE FEATHERS
Many ailments are due to lack of nerve vitality, caused by some segment of the Vertebrae
out of normal position.
The Chiropractor corrects this displacement permitting nerve energy to the organ it
supplies.
Many people cannot see the logic of Chiropractic, but if you were in practice like we have
te?en the past six years and see some remarkable cures that at first seemed impossi­
ble they w ould ^ange their opinion.
We can mention some remarkable cures that you would be surprised to learn.
Your case carefully diagnosed.
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.-♦ilk«. 79e a yard at Kingsley«.
Merae* I
L’pvm «•king ■ young man what
o was, he Mid; "A hero ia a man
vho r-,«bed mtn the teeth of danger
tn .«ave one of the feminine MX.”
Thet >• what most people ronsider
Bte that ia not all that
he rade.
oxke« a man heroic. Any man who
I nd «nd thoughtful toward any
««or . old or young, man or woman,
«-bild, ia a hero.
A man ia a
if he sacrifiées himself for
«-«
Now thia, of eowne doea n««t
esy< hold true, because some men
aerifies them«« Evra jtwrt to be
»4* «»ver, and beealled "My Hero!”
ADVERTISING IN TIME
TABLES
The March time table
'Tilden» of the Northern Pa
<-die, Great Northern and
Burlington railroads will
carry three full-page adver-
ti < mente and others of a
mailer size. These time
tables have adistribution of
about 400,(MH) copies and
are used not only through­
out the territory of these
railioads but are distributed
i lirohguout the United
Htates and Canada, from
Man Francisco to New York
and from New Orleans to
Winnipeg.
Even if you're right about
right-of-way, don’t argue. It is
sible to be both right and dead.
Correction of Vertebra Relievi
Stomach and Liver troubles.
Why is it that the Vernonia man
who ran use a o»,mb and brush that
are chained to the wall in a public
washroom will go home and raise th«
roof because someone in the family
used hie comb 7
High Blood Pressure.
Headaches, Nueritis.
Eye Weakness.
When gasoline goes up to about
two bit« a gallon, it*» about time tn
wenn the flivver.
Gali Bladder trouble.
Th* worm m bdond to turn. Th»
flapper of today will soon be worry­
ing «E h » ut the flapper of tomerrow.
Kidney Weakness and Lumbago
Constipation.
Rheumatism, Arthritis.
Don't complain when you hear a
She may i
Vernonia girl giggling,
get married sometime and then sh«
Won’t have much to giggle about
Female Weakness Strengthened.
Mentruation Corrected.
Of course every roee h»<*
thorns, and pretty »oon summer will
be here again with ita toiled white
•lipper» and dirty elbowe.
When we «train ourselves to bay
»I greet riff ar we certainly hate to
hear some croaker nay we should
have given the money to charity.
Every man who own« property han
a aneaking idea that the fellow on
the other aide of the fence has some
of hi« land.
Silba, Tie a yard at Kingtleys
If his car develops engine trouble a 1 man rushes to a repair shop, but if his body’s engine
develops trouble he tries to talk himself out of it instead or repairing to a Doctor shop.
Holding State Board Licenses, Oregon, Washington and Alaska
Dr. C. J. Wif^ht
Dr. EUa W. Wight
- -Over Hoffman Hardware Store, Vernonia—
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