Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, March 20, 1925, Image 6

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    Typewriters
Classified
Advertising
Late Models
For sale on
easy terms
or for rent.
Vernonia Representative
WANTS and FOR SALE
All ads. under this head re cash
with copy. Rates, one cent a word;
initials and figures count aa words.
Minimum, 25 cents an issue.
G. C. Olsen
Beall Electric
Building
Good Front Office room for rent.
In fireproof building. Call Hoffman
Hardware Co.
Enjoy an hour at the new
Cash paid for false teeth, dental
gold, platinum and discarded jewel­
ry. Hoke Smelting & Refining Co.,
Otsego, Michigan.
Sale or Trade—160 acres, 45 in
cultivation, 7 room house, large barn,
out buildings, 3 springs, lots of out­
side range, in Clear Water Valley,
Idaho. What have you to trade?
C. H. Brown, Rose Ave.
FOR SALE—4 Room House with
bath, garage on Rose Ave. C. H.
Brown.
O. K. CARD ROOM
next Horseshoe Restaurant
S. C. SALE, Prop.
Everything New
A Man’s Resort
MONUMENTS
From now on you can
purchase
Monuments and Markers
In both Marble and Granite
For a great reduction in price, a
saving to the purchaser of
from 10 to 25 per cent
BABY CHICKS
Come and be convinced
Chicks from heavy laying strains
White Leghorn chicks $16. per 100,
M. N. LEWIS & CO.
Cor. 4th and Main Sts.
Barred Rocks 25c each; Hate he I
Hillsboro,
Oregon
come off about March 22, April 1
and May 10. My breeding stock i
surpassed by none. Satisfaction guar
VERNONIA
anteed.
Population, 2000.
One 2 year old O. A. C. Barre. High School and Standard Grade
School.
Rock Cock and two O.A.C. Barre
Pay Roll City—Mills, Logging.
Rock Cockerills for sale.
Farming, Dairying, Fruit, Vegetables
Grand birds from heavy layer P. A. & P. Ry. Town growing fast.
On Inland Loop Highway Between
price $5.00 to $10.00 each.
Portland and Asteria.
My hatching capacity is limited.
A
Large
to Draw From.
Place your order early.—P. Hill 49 Miles Territory
From Portland, 35 M’les
4t
From Forest Grove, 27 Miles
From St. Helens.
FOR SALE—1 Radio “Battery Many Opportunities in Vernonia.
Charger.” See Sidney Ratcliffe at Best Hunting, Trapping and Fishing
in the Northwest.
Eagle office.
An Industrial Center.
PIANO LESONS—Latest modern
methods for children. Popular mu­
sic if desired.
MRS. CULVER.
Over Emmott & Culver Market.
SALE OR TRADE
I have 160 acres good rollint'
prairie land in Alberta—80 miiet
east of Red Deer. Will consider any
trades you have to offer. There ar*
25 acres in cultivation. All of it is
fenced. House, good roads, good
county and neighbors.
C. TODD.
Vernonia, Orego-i
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FOR SALE
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Bungalow $2500, half cash, ♦
balance $25.00 per month and *
interest.
Inquire HOTEL VISTA *
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FOR SALE—Bed and springs and
3- burner oil stove with oven.
See House 53 Millside.
PATENTS
Obtained. Send model or sketch
and we will promptly send you a
report. Our book on Patents and
Trade-marks will be sent to you
on request.
D. SWIFT & CO.
____ PATENT LAWYERS —
305 Seventh St., Washington, D. C-
Over 34 Years* Experience
HEW
AND
MODERN
BATTERY
SERVICE
Conveniently located in the center
< f the town we have installed, at
our garage, all the latest devices and
equipment for the needs of the mo
torist.
An Eight-Hour Battery
Charging Service, you will be de
lighted with Ford Magnetos charged
while you wait and work guaranteed
Yes, here you find a first-class Wil
lard Battery Service.
MONKEY WRENCH GARAGE
MODERN HOME FOR SALE
6 rooms and bath, first class
plumbing. 3 sleeping rooms, linole­
um, hot water tank. Well located
on east side near school and church.
Dirge out buildings used as garage,
storage and wood. A home you will
enjoy. Offered for a short time at
$3850.00—W cash and terms.
VERNONIA REALTY CO.
to provide the taxes for the many
civic improvements anj to pave the
streets for the customers of-the mail
order houses to use while takeing
their purchases away from the post
office. A campaign has been started
in this certain town among the busi­
ness men to nulify the effects of tris
mail order business.—Southern Ore­
gon Spokesman.
SPRING
SO IS YOUR EASTER HAT
Wholesale Typewriter Co.
WOOD—You need it. I have it to
a r
sell. Thos. Schock,
Phone 533
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Best Ball Park in Oregon
VERNONIA EAGLE
Largest Mill in the Weit
SPRING’S SHOPPING TIME
When the warm days of spring
arrive, the people of this community
just naturally want to buy thine,
to wear, things to fix up around the
house and different things to cat.
It stands to reason that they will
go to the merchant who tells them
about his new spring offerings to
gupply their needs. Through the
columns of this paper you can tell
them all the news of your store in
an economical and intelligent man­
ner. Ask us to aid you in the prepar­
ation of your copy. Portland pa­
pers are full of big spring ads telling
of spring arrivals, new goods, prices,
style, etc. The same can be done in
Vernonia, and we know money can
be saved.
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—To Day is the First Day of Spring—
This store is prepared in first class style to show you the latest and new-
est designs, with a large, late shipment of nifty and substantial
MEN’S APPAREL
very latest styles, shapes, light shades
Top Coats, Jackets, Work Clothes
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and ' novelties
—we are well stocked
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and from the World’s Best Makers.
to please you in quality and prices.
In Hats we have received the
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Shoes, Shirts, Socks, Ties, the
same can be said. Visit this Mei’s
Style Center and look over the
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W. C. T. U.
COLUMN
designs.
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Repeal of State Prohibition Commit-
tioner Law Prevented—Lewi
Enacted.
Of one mail consisiting of fifty
sacks, thirty-one were filled with
catalogs from one of the country's
largest mail order houses. This town
is a live and trriving community re­
cently inlarged by the advent of a
large sawmill and m usual the mail
order house is ready to take the
It look« like the lamer a lame duck lion’s share of the business that its
is the quicker he can run down to large payroll will provide.
The local merchants are expected
Washington to see the president.
We have enroute a shipment of Boys
Suits. None better, anti absolutely
the latest.
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A. W. PETERSEN
Across from Theatre
Second and Bridge street
wwwwwwí wwiw/mi
cated, driver shall be held for
manslaughter.
2— Minimum fine: $100.00 and
60 days in jail; maximum fine,
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$500.00 and 6 months in jail.
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3— Driver’s license shall be re­ I
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voked for one year.
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4— If any person drives without
driver’s license, he shall be
fined not less than $200.00, nor
more than $500.00, and be im-
prisoned in the county jail for
not less than ninety days, or
more than one year.
5— Driver’s car shall be held in
custody of the sheriff for not
less tran thirty days, or more
than six months.
House Bill No. 164—Provides
that any person who sets up or oper­
ates a still and manufactures liquors,
shall be deemed guilty of a felony
and upon conviction shall be pun-
ished by imprisonment in the peni-
tentiary for not less than one year.
or more than five years.
This will, without question, have
a very wholesome effect upon the
moonshiners in the State of Oregon. I
The passage of this bill alone would
have been a great step forward.
House Bill No. 10—Places all
dance hall opertors under a $500
bond, that they will conduct an or­
derly place, and compels them to
close at midnight.
In additiin to the above bills fos­
tered by the League, we call atten­
tion to the following:
Senate Bill No. 209—Limits the
amount of wine which can be pro­
cured afor sacramental purposes.
Heretofore there was no limit and
there has been some abuse of tris
provision of the law.
Senatt Bill No. l«0—Prohibiting
immoral conduct or profane lan­
guage upon public highways or build­
ings.
A small but determined wet min­
ority of members of the legislature
went to Salem with the intention of
discrediting his State Prohibition
Enforcement Law, and then repeal­
ing it. The Anti-Saloon League took
up the figrt, and with the advantage
of the overwhelming public senti­
ment against the repeal of any pro­
hibition enforcement law, and the
strong leadership of the drys in the
legislature, consisting of Senator
Garland, chairman of the investigat­
ing committee, and chairman of the
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Benate alcohol committee, Senators
Mass and Sermon on the third Eddy and Johnson, and Representa­
Sunday of each month, at 11:30 a. tive Hulburt, chairman of the house
m. Week day communion Mass to alcohol committee, it has come about
be announced. Jos. P. Clancy, Paa that we are not only retaining our
effective State Prohibition Commis-
tor.
Bioner Law, but have succeeded in
Services in Lent as follows:
Every Thursday night at 6:45 in­ very materially strengthening it. <
struction of children. 7:45—Way Senate Bill No. 209, an entrely new
of the Cross and Benediction with State Prohibition Commissioner Law.
Objectionable fea­
the Blessed Sacrament.
Popular was enacted.
tures
of
the
old
law
have been elim­
lectures on the following topics in
inated
and
several
new
effective pro­
the given sequence: Thursday, Feb.
visions
added.
The
new
law gives
26, “Is One Religion As Good As
the
State
50
per
cent
of
all fines
Another?” Mar. 5 and 12: “Where
derived
from
violations
of
the
prohi­
Did We Get the Bible?” Mar. 19:
bition
laws,
andthe
other
50
per
cent
“Confessions to a Priest,” Mar. 26:
goes
to
the
counties,
to
be
spent
for
“The Catholic Church, the Bulwark
the enforcement of the prohibition
of Society.”
The public is always very wel­ laws by the Sheriffs and District At­
torneys. This new law doubles tre
come.
amount to be paid to the state for
the enforcement of the prohibition
Horrors of Bolshevism in Russia laws.
constantly being told. One of their
The blocking of the repeal of this
slogans is Away with God and dowr ]aw would itself have been a great
with the clergy.” And to carry this victory, but the victory is broader
slogan into effect hundreds of bish I by the enactment of this Prohibition
oips and clergy have been murdedel Commissioner Law.
Unler Soviet rule, to get married, al The Following Additional Bille were
that is required is simply a declar i
Foetered by *he League and En­
ation, and in the ourse of twelve
acted *nto Laws:
months a man is permitted to ex
Senate Bill No. 73—Prohibits driv-
change his wife six or seven times jng automobiles while intoxicated,
Men and women are robbed of theii or under the influence of intoxicat- There’s a big difference in the speed
clothes in the streets and forced t< i jng liquor. If convicted, the person of the average Vernonia man’s car
when he is bragging about it to a
walk home naked in several degrees ¡8 to be punished as follows:
friend nd when he ia lying about it
of frost. Women are outraged mutir
1—First offense: If death is
lated and shot down in the streets
to a judge.
caused by driving while intoxi-
and left to die. Thousands of peoplr
have died of starvation. This is only
a few of the things as related by 8
person who manged to get out of
Russia. And yet this is the kind of
government that some crazy people
in this country want establishec
here, brought about by a lot of pro
poganla sent to the United States by
the Soviet government. Every persor
who favors Bolshevism should be
sent to Russia right away, and ther
they would soon find out what th<
horrible thing means. It is true tha1
the question of divorce in he Unitec
Sates is causing a good deal of
comment, but when men in Russia
can trade off or swap off their wive
about every two months, it can be
plainly seen that the womanhood ol
Russia is reluced to slavery, to be
bartered for like so much cattle.—
For real nourishment and food
Tillamook Headlight
CATALOG HOUSE ACTIVE
IN OREGON TOWN
Direct from New York
Petersen
’s Popular Prices
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ANTI-SALOON *LEAGUE* WINS • •
VICTORY IN LEGISLATURE
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value per pound, Bacon is the
leading meat, at least so food ex­
perts tell us. And when it is
cured to a turn, sliced thin and
served crisp, it is delicious.
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WHAT IS A JAR?
this territory. And we have
the cuts and copy to aid you
We’ll venture to say that in the preparation of your
every housewife around advertising. Let us show
Vernonia thinks she knows you how we can help you.
what a Mason fruit jar is,
For the past two months
yet we doubt if there is one
who really does. How correspondence has been re­
many know that a Mason jar vealing the progressive de­
starts in a quarry in West velopment of the jilans for
Virginia as common sand, Oregon month—March in
to which is added soda ash, the hands of the Oregon
from Ohio; limestone prop­ Committee under the lead­
erly ground, from Michigan ership of the Portland
feldspar from North Caro­ Chamber of Commerce, co­
lina. niter from the moun­ operating with other public
tain deserts of Chile, anti­ bodies, and the Chairman­
mony from Utah, cobalt ship of Mr. W. D. B. Dod­
from Canada and selenium son, the general manager of
from Montana. On top is the Chamber.
a porcelain liner containing
the above, as well as flour­ POSTERS ARE ISSUED
spar from Kentucky and
Posters 18x24 inches in
cryolite from Greenland.
This is sealed with a rubber size will be placed in every
band, and the rubber is station of the Northern Pa­
grown in Pai aguay. So you cific, Chicago, Burlington &
see it is pretty safe to be­ Quincy and Great Northern
lieve that very few people Railways, during the month
1 eally know what goes to of March. This means that
make an ordinary fruit jar. such posters will appear in
three thousand stations in
Advertising for Easter the states of Illinois, Wyom­
business i s a most logic ing, North Dakota, South
thing to do. Easter, through­ Dakota, Montana, Idoho,
out the centuries, has been Washington and Oregon. In
a day for feasting and per­ addition, the Oregon Com­
sonal adornment. Every­ mittee will arrange distri­
one in this community will bution of such postei s
buy at ieast one thing for among the respective civic
Easter, and they will Yiatu- groups, banks stores, hotels,
ally go to the merchant who clubs, etc., in the cities anil
tells them about his wares. towns of Oregon.
The columns of this paper is
They do say thut more girls arou <1
the one best medium Vernonia
are painting their checks
through which you can now than ever before. Well, fewer
reach the buying public of men are painting their nose.
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Watch for
SilverFox Pharmacy
—SPECIALS—
For Saturday, Sunday and Monday Mar. 21-22 23
Gillette Colonial Razor,$1.00 Shaving Cream 50c
Both for $1.19
—or
Mag-Lac Tooth Paste, 50c
Mag-Lac Tooth Brush, 50c
Both for 79c
SEE WINDOW
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Come and hear new Victrola Records
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GRAVES Gives Good Goods
Silver Fox Pharmacy
VERNONIA, OREGON
On comer across from Bank of Vernonia
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