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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1925)
Largest Mill in th« West I ! Bost Ball Park in Pregón VERNONIA EAGLE Eat more bread It Is the best and cheapest food. Ask yoUr grocer for As Longview is the home of many Mother’s Bread. folks who have come from the south and southwest, there has been a de L. C. Boeck returned his work Mon* mand for a gathering of Texans. A day with the Birkenfieid Lumber Co. great day for a celebration among Texans is that celebrating the anni The loaf that will toast—Mothsr’ versary of the Battle of San Jacinto. Bresd. Ask for it by name. This day is April 21st and it will be celebrated in Longview for the Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Gravin, Mr. and former Texans at a San Jacinto Din Mrs. M. E. Gravin were Portion« ner to be held at the Hotel Monti- visitors Saturday. cello. All Texans invited. Mrs. Earnest Robbins was opper Mr. Mathews, of Vancouver, one ated on at home Wednesday for ap of the owners of the drug store in pendicitis. the Vernonia Hotel building, was in Mr. and Mrs. N. M. C om of Ona town this week. laska, Wash., is visiting at the Henry A new candy kitchen is starting Hall home. businss in the Allen building. Delicious Cream Puffs filled with real cream—fresh daily at Vernonia Bakery. SAN JACINTO DINNER Professional Business Directory I 1 : LODGE NOTICES Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A. EDWIN ROSS F. & A. M., meets at Grange —PHYSICIAN— Hall every Second and Fourth Thursday nights. Folger. Master. O. F. TIPTON, Sec., Visitors Welcome Muckles Bldg., Phone 134 St. Helens, Oregon Office Hours 2-4. Phone 922 G. F. VIA Physician and Surgeon Dist. Surgeon S.P.R.R. and S.P.& S.K.R. First National Forest Grove, Bank Bldg. Oregon 1. O.O.F.— V eknonia L odu E, N o . 246, meets every Tuesday night at 8:00 o’clock, in Grange Hall. T. C. Johns Nobl« Grand P. O. Mellinger Secretary KINGSLEYS Office Hours 9-12, 1-5. ANNA S1MPSON-TOLLES Knights of Pythias. — H arding L odge , 116. Vernonia, Or.—Meets every Monday night in Grange Hall. All visit ing brothers cordially invited. Chas. Mellinger, C. C. J. B. Wilkerson, K. of R. S. Drugless Physician Pringle Building Evenings by Appointment Vernonia, Oregon DR. H. H. HURLEY Dentistry and X-Ray Evenings by Appointment Office over Halton’s Store Vernonia, Oregon j M. D. COLE DENTIST Oregon Vernonia, ________ J HATS SHOES SILK HOSE SUN SHADES VOILES LACES Enjoy an hour at the new GLOVES O. K. CARD ROOM VERNONIA GRANGE The Vernonia Grange meets on the second Saturday of every month at 7:30 P. M. Any members of the Grange living in or near Vernonia, or visiting in the community, are cordially invited to attend. F. E. MALMSTEN, Sec. next Horseshoe Restaurant O---- O—O S. C. SALE, Prop Dress Shirts. Ties, Gloves Everything New Caps, Soxs, Shoes A Man’s Resort Pants Eugene E. Marsh Attorney-at-Law Notary Public » Oregon Vernonia, New Arrivals J —Day and Night— always open Lester Sheeley Attorney-at-Law New Location New Equipment Oregon Vernonia, We carry a complete line Vernonia Bakery goods of TRANSFER and CITY DELIVERY First and third Monday noon of each month at Freight, Baggage and Express moving a specialty Gayosa Cafe Lester Sheeley Secretary 7 J r A G RAVEL Opp. Gilby Motor Co. on Bridge street and Grant Ave. Newly Furnish«! Throughout Modern and Convenient Pit at Al Parkers Place , Catering to the traveling public. You will be cared for at the Nehalem Hotel — Meal. Served Family Style — Vernonia _________ J RAY V. r j "S SEE THE CURLEY’S TRANSFER COMPANY FRE VERNONIA TRADING COMPANY Local Hauling and all kinds of team work Office at Kavanaugh L a nd Co. Phone 563 Res. Phone 653 Vernonia, Oregon Oregon ____________________________________________ A SPECIAL CARE WITH FURNITURE HAULING REASONER Vernonia, DELIVERY 1 I « for Dupont Explosives and Blasting Accessories O---- O---- O Premium Hams the best 35c Brick, Platter, Cement Lime, 4 Feed, Grain and Hay Job printing can be done in Ver nonia as good as any place in the state, at right prices. Let the 7 Tomatoes 7 String Beans 7 Cans $1.00 Mothers Oats.......... .... 38c Shredded Wheat, 2.. ..... 25c 11 Milk.................... .. $1.00 Case ................... $4.29 Com Meal, pkg...... .... 18c Cream Wheat.......... .... 25c Marmalade............. ..... 23c Delivered any place in town any time. Good screened and crushed gravel for all purposes. NEHALEM HOTEL O-- 0—o Guaranteed Fresh Milk at BRICQUETTES — Best heat, no ashes, lasting. Just the thing for Incubator heating. 10c qt. Vernonia Eagle I o—o—o -------- Job Printery. print your circulars, invitations, cards, blotters, bills, letter heads, time slips, envelopes, statements, programs, menus, letters, tickets, etc., etc. Work guaranteed. Vernonia Trading Co. Wholesale and Retail Vernonia, Oregon W - - - Born on Feb. 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Turner, a baby girl. Mrs. Munger is quite sick in a Portland hospital. Miss Gertrude Weed of Portland spent the week end with home folks. The Herman Veal family have moved in their new home on Ver- nonia Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Enyart of Port- land and Frank Nash spent the week end at Mr. and Mrs. Alph Becker home. We hear that Mr. Copeland has sold his Art and book store, together with the Oregonian route. — ——— j Mrs. Robert Stevenson and baby, of Bend, daughter of Mrs. Soden, visited at the Soden home thia week. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Cleveland were in Portland Monday. —GROCERIES— 7 Peas V Listen ! J. O. BOZORTM, Tillamook. Use Mother’s Bread—that superior bread made by the Vernonia Bakery, Mr. and Mrs. Coates and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dissmore visited in Mc Minnville over Sunday. 7 Com Phone 472 Res. Phone 654 Residence North Rose St. Office at the Gayosa Cafe. All members turn out Visitors welcome J. J. STANGEL, Hillsboro. Grandma Powell is still lingering in n Portland hospital, very weak at this writing. N. Soden was transacting business in Portland Tuesday. Matches, 12 boxes.. ..... 55c 22 rolls Tissue........ $1.00 Del Monte Flour.... .. $2.55 C. R. WATTS, Prop. Second St. bet. Bridge and Maple —L U N C H E O N— Wm. Pringle, Prop. Bib r Oregon J. I. KNtGHT, McMinnville. C. I. Anderson who has been ill with the “Flu” is reported conva lescing. $1.50 j Chamber of Commerce L. R. Gilchrest President Blue Denim Overalls Mens The White Lunch Columbia Co. Abstract Company St. Helens, Economy in Dress— —EAT HERE— GEORGE H. SHINN President your old notes and accounts Charge A few real bargains in some of our ads this week that you don’t want to overlook. On corner opposite Vernonia Drug Company J Wp Why pass up something really good -eat Mother’s Bread. r THE WHITE LUNCH AAR I rCTIAUC wULLLv I IUIWO No Collections No KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. KINGSLEYS M. Murray was in Portland the first of the week. 7 Mi acres beaver dam land, house, bam, garage, fence, orchard, all un der plow on gravelled road 2*4 miles from center of Vernonia. Running water. >360.00 per acre. Easy terms. G. C. Olsen, Vernonia Realty. C. A. Olsen is the gentleman who will build the big smelter at Gold Hill, and with Mr. Olsen at the head of it it is an assured proposition. In a few months, with the completion of the smelter, the gold district of Oregon will come unto its own. Forty years ago California got lots of credit for gold that was actually obtained in Oregon. For forty years Southern Oregon has waited for • smelter. Mr. Olsen is doing a won derful development work. Girls! End your curling troubles for four or five months. Permanent waving machine at a bargain, with supplies enough to do yours and your best friends head, and still have money left over for what you would pay for a permanent in town. Ma chine lasts indefinintely. Mr*. Ed. Solomonaon. For real nourishment and food 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. The Nehalem Meat Market FORDS FORDS We Merit Your Confidence CRAWFORD MOTOR CO LINCOLN—FORD—FORDSON Ask us about the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan Get in Just Right for Next Spring Delivery Gasoline, Oil, Storage, Tires and Accessories Battery Service FORDS Ambulance for Towing PHONE 612 FORDS 3-room furnished house in the best block on west side corner lot, only 1725.00; |200.00 cash, balance like rent. G. C. Olsen, Vernonia Realty. Rev. Rodenmacher ,of Albany, is the new pastor to take Rev. Herr- man'i place. Rev. Rodenmacher will preach Sunday. This Friday night there is a reception at the church auditorium to welcome the new pas tor and a farewell party to bid God speed to the departing pastor. John Biggs, a veteran of the World's War who waa taken to a Portland hospital Sunday suffering with the after effects of pneumonia, died Monday. He was buried at at Tualatin Thursday. He leavee to mourn hie loss his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biggs, several brothers and sisters. IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL, RENT OR TRADE AND WANT QUICK RESULTS, PLACE AIT AD IN OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
