Vernonia eagle., April 17, 1925, Image 2

VERNONIA EA ?LE
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. cob Tin measure, each weak.
We
lect tor advertising the first
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of every month.
Blodgett Expected to Stick
pai l s . r bjnson .
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Issued Every 1
Entered ta s«’con
4. 1922, at the p -t
nonia, Oregon, ut >
of March :
A Trifling Mistake
Knowing
A Vernonia man Isn't old until he
The wife of a nun who hud mlisted
Mistress: “H you want eggs to
starts in to tell what a whirlwind he
keep well they must be laid in a cool ill the navy handed the pa »tor of a
was when in his younger days.
church the following note:
place.”
"Peter Bowers, having gone to tea,
New Maid: "There, mum: fancy
them hens thinking of a thing like his wife detfre* the prayers of the
congregation for his safety.”
that.”
The minister glanced over it hur-
riedly, and announced:
“Peter Bowers, having gone to sec
We’ve noticed around Vernonia
that the follow who works hardest his wile, desires the prayers of the
haa the least bad luck.
congregation for his safety."
Mac
Says
O wner .
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- .-..s' ''on* Paper, Standing
.r P->.;re«s, Fair Play, Home Pat- (
Enforcement, Good
id The Homa Beautiful.
$2.00 Per Y
. A.- count, Must Be Settled in Full
Every 30 Day,
Tout ist
asked a
little girl
Daily News got out
il or "Anniversary Nuni-
o . k. One of the best de-
... a .papers we have ever
one that we actually read
in every section. No city
the record growth along
-ubstantial lines—hence the
ibundance of good copy for
edition. It was liberally il-
ted v th views of Longview in-
o<h -ii business houses and
driving can be 1
officers of our
say that w omen
far more careful
hurt the feeling
drivers who ini;
Barney Oldfield l<
reply that the w
better drivers in
ing in driving f
But the fact r< m
Alec drivers ar.
Watch, the next
dense traffic,
women drivers
find out that it
their horns Idarit:
in and out of t
were driving c
run. It seems
traffic officer
time to time in
big cities that
steady on the ga
on the cradle.
h rn Oregon Spokesman’’
lie fastest growing news-
thc West.
Published at
■ it unbraces all of that
ii. Roseberg and Mcd-
ters to the vast agricultur-
this fertile paradise as
. . reat ami rich mineral
• it country contains. We
ill prnil ,'d to visit the
.n * if ice, ami found a model
.< th everyone busy.
Sunday; Editor Bede was
pulpit” at a nearby church;
d»«<«r was locked to prowlers
'nt sub-eribers, but the
■ ere up. and we peeped. The
Sentinel is the best
ill town printing office in
Id. Fact! Everybody knows
i know! dges it. The little city
• :•<. • t «-4>erous looking. And
—you tell ’em. Bede.
THAT ANNUAL CALL
Nine-tenths
in towns like
our trade for
carpentering,
per or someti
and confining
our vegetable-
grocery, and t
hard lot. But
the year, when I n-<
soft and the sun
we turn like h<>11
to Mother Nature
step into th« tin
less of how hard
■re money to run the city
th' city council passed an
;:ig every person doing
ay a license. It might
-e. Had the city dads
me tax. it might have
o-date, and Vernonia
t«' • <1 it - horn that it was
i lie United States to
income tax—Tillamook
It is at this tim
of us want to get
ground—to pjant
something grow •
meat house the h<
hard-packed soil o
window box with
knife and sets <
geranium that has
ter’s gas and sn
where it is sti
many to make
housewife to th«
“Conn and plow
The smell of the
sweet to our no-tril
we are thankful that
from the pushing,
congested city.
There is more to plantir.i
than reducing th- <<•■' of i.
is a joy that comes
that which your own
cd. of seeing it grov.
ri|>en for the tabl- .
how cheaply you 1 ay
tables will <11 th’
the ground a little am
thing. A-k any nun
he will tell you v.e'rc r
also tell you it >
world has to off< r for
i 1 rcc whin he stumped
tc<l that if the dear
• 11<I . otc for him that he
•
axation 50 per cent,
f tile pudding is in the
state tax has increased
■ r the previous year. /Xnd
t
voter« almost yelled
ivh< n Pierce told them
. .¡ng to reduce taxation.—
t Herald.
how she sold
Alton Blodgett, rookie pitcher with
the New York Yankees. Is expected to
get a permanent place on the pitching
staff. He bas performed excellently In
the training camp.
Garden of Gethsemane Nou)
Beautiful Spot.
The Garden of Gethsemane lies with­
out the walls of . .11 .:!vtn. The way
to It leads through the eastern gate,
over the little stoue bridge Which
spans the dried-up course of the brook
Cedron, and up to the foot of the
Mount of Olives. Here many a time
Christ retreated with His disciples.
Here He was found on that night after
the Last Supper, when the soldiers,
guided by the kiss of Judas, made Him
their prisoner. And here come the
thousands of pilgrims today, on tl dr
tour of the Holy land.
The Gethsemane they see is not that
of the time of the Savior. The ma­
jestic olive trees of a thousand years
ago still rear their h ads In silent
guardianship of the solemn spot. But
a white wull encloses the garden
square; tiny monuments of stone edge
the path, each Indicating a station >>n
the way to the Cross; graveled walks
run between dainty parterres, where
wondrous flowers revel in colorful ori­
ental profusion.
There they are In their little round
stone-rimmed plats—the hyacinths and
the lilies and the tulips and the Jas­
mine flowers that grow so sweet and
so sturdy in the warm sunshine that
bathes the long slopes of the sacred
mount. Their beauty and their fra­
grance make it almost a perpetual Ea ­
ter there. The garden is now in the
keeping of Franciscan monks, and It
Is they who have so transformed it.
To many the change ««erns Incon­
gruous. Pierre Loti, the French novel­
ist, criticizes it severely in his book
on Jerusalem. He objects t> Its dainty
li.-..
pl. ndid little city
Ti at i- the comment of Paul
in. editor of the Vernonia
pa ■ < «1 through the city
r. Mr. Robinson should knov
business card says that be
from the biggest littL i .y in
His cards were printed, how-
for« In hail seen Cottage
and I: probably will n w have
; rint< «1 upon which that wit! I
be qualified.
>t at last
The groucitie t rotn x
acknowledge that bu-im
i good and
growing better—and in
monta a
1.
teenl
decidedly favorabb •
was1
noticed thr pa t two ,< ■
<1.
coming all the time; i' ha
As "Mothers’ Day" appro x
child from five to fifty ; I
card, htter or gift for the
woman in the w’orld.
Who Went In?
I
I
Bible says they went into th
rlc two by two doesnt it, auntie?
“Yes, dear.”
Well, who went in with you?
displayed
“We put the
your vegetable garden.
Of course not.
You
plant them where you’ll get the greatest yield.
Just so with money.
on top.”
safest, plant your money in a savings account in
Bear in mind
this strong bank —where money grows.
For the greatest yield and
that anything
you buy in
DRUGS at the
BANK
OF
M& MPHARMACY
VERNONIA
Vernonia, Oregon
is good all
the
aj (hiu.
We don’t put
the “big ones
on top.”
VERNONIA STEAM LAUNDRY
QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED
M. & M. Pharmacy
Cc Her Across from Gilby
Motor Co.
A Vernonia Institution, Modern in Every Respect
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
VERNONIA
Population, 2000.
High School and Standard I Grade
School.
Pay Roll City—Mills, Logging.
Farming. Dairying, Fruit, Vegetables
P. A. & P. Ry. Town growing fast,
tin inland Loop Highway Between
Portland and Asteria.
A Large Territory to Draw From.
19 M ies From Portland, 35 Mdes
From Forest Grove, 27 Miles
From St. Helens.
Many Opportunities in Vernonia.
Ilest Hunting, Trapping and Fishing
in the Northwest.
An Industrial Center.
Monuments and Markers
In both Marble and Granite
For a great reduction in price,
saving to the purchaser of
from 10 to 25 per cent
Come and be convinced
M. N. LEWIS & CO.
Cor. 4th and Main Sts.
Hillsboro,
Oregon
Typewriters
modernity. The memories whl< h make
sacred the garden are >«rrov. fill and
scarcely to be symbolized by color and
light
But on the many who visit the place
the setting makes n<> Impre«« on. To
them, Gethsemane is the Garden of the
Agorfy, whither the Savior r< Bred to
pray for strength in the last dread
crisis before the end.
It Is one of the few spot* where
Jesus trod which man still knows af-
Birds
ter nearly 1.900 long years,
twitter and sing all the long, warm
day, and the gay flowers blush In nil
the colors nt the ralnlxiw. but there
la a solemn, sanctified stillness every­
where which takes the reverent visitor
back through the age»—always!
You would not plant coin in a jiwamp or hay in
big ones
From now on you can
purchase
Guardian Priest of the Garden of Geth­
semane at Jeruealem.
Where You Can
Make Your
Money Grow
of apples
MONUMENTS
.i f'lition” is opening up if j
V h I i th< new bridge talk '
1« ikiu:; for quite a growth,
i- growing now, sure, sub-
iul fust. No. Longview isn't
•onier; only helping to make
1 • in a town that shows
,<■:!* of 1 tn that are on their
toes J
■ at is up and in the race
■ ns that know how to hit the
■
th.’’s chan and alive with
zest,
• <■ I - , -t« rs never <top to rest;
tranger finds the latch
string out
Ami every nun
> <b<-<rful scout;
i!i«
treets ami walks arc in
repair
flown rs of fragrance scent the
air;
'A here
homes built well through
family pride
fl.i ■ ■ faith in God and man inside;
W
merchants all cooperate
"
■ ’ has h arned the song of
hate;
th- school- maintain a stand­
ard high
' il ■ i ■■ «Io not mount the sky;
1 ■
've rm a town that’s built like
that
if I’m thin or fat,
H
rn» cl at work and play
ang'T. call on judgment day;
i’ i
the kind of a town for me
I
’
tlx town that .MY' TOWN
.■hall be.—Unknown.
the boxes
SPOT MADE SACRED
on the stand.
BY SAVIORS AGONY
ii
In the mas of matter 1
about Dorothy Eli
'■
seems to BM to
ing. Dordthy is r« port ■; to
“Mother didn’t limit r-tan '
Dorothy’s niotlx r - ami i» ' ■ '
same with mothers of lx. •
since the world b< ii 1
t
her daughter. It w - '
did not understand lx r :i><
■I k - care. The girl, had -he
think, would have r< ahz< «1
own completely domi i <nt
was the < au«e of all the hi
both her own and her tn> ’b
mother knew exactly ■■
bent career of the girl .vonld
- -
fish girl--, howev< r, at t ■<
if
self-created trail of mi ■ ■
al­
ways offend the alibi.
i
x
didn't understand tn« ."
same kind of girls who. •
having pa--cd throu.h <!■•
squalls, fall back on the <>l<: -t i.
and say: “My husband m
r .
stood me." Poor doll .
rotis clay tiny mu t il< . :: in-I> .
made, to he -<> be? <i>! ti
!<
world’s comprehension -M > I;
We are glad when pro p ’itv In'
a brother editor. Art St< el, of tli<
Clatskanie Chief is <11I1II<<I t<> it. W<
see where the Chief 1 buildin a m w
fireproof office building. Sounds good.
Best Weekly Ad Medium
VERNONIA EAGLE
Fishing and Munti lg
Late Models
For sale on
easy terms
or for rent.
Vernonia Representative
Wholesale Typewriter Co.
G. C. Olsen
Beall Electric
Building
Quick Service—Watch for Our Car
HOUSEWIVES ATTENTION!
SPRINGTIME IS HERE AND WITH IT COMES HOUSE
CLEANING.
LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR CURTAINS,
BLANKETS, FEATHER PILLOWS, WASHABLE RUGS AND
ALL KINDS OF LAUNDRY WORK PROPERLY DONE
STATE LAUNDRY CO.
PHONES: EAST 0657-EAST 93R7
VERNONIA. ORE.
rHE BROADWAY LINEN SUPPLY WILL SERVE YOU WITH
THE BEST LINEN IN THE CITY
—Sams Phone,---
Emmott & Culver
VERNONIA MEAT MARKET
Choice selections of fresh killed
Steer Beef. Fancy Veal and
Grain Fed Hogs
Specials For Saturday
Beef Boils
PATENTS
- *1R »1R W—
Obtained. Send model or sketch
and we will promptly send you a
report. Our hook 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* Expvrhnt,
10c-12 l-2c lb.
Choice Steaks
25c lb.
Pot Rosata
15c lb.
Fresh Hamburger ...
15c lb.
Pure Pork Sausage
25c lb.
Weineni and Bologna
IRc lb.
PURE OPEN KETTLE
RENDERED LARD
10s .. ................................ I1.R5
Bulk ............. ..................... 20c lb.
Fresh Whipping Cream 35c pt.
30c lb.
Kippered Salmon
Fresh Dill Pickles
3 for 10c
Wo Hnndle nil Kinds of Fancy
Cheese
We carry a largo variety of Luncheon Meats