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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1925)
Munici VERNONIA EAGLE ¿ul LLlIc C.iy in Oregon Water BECAUSE A NEW YORK HOUSE WENT INTO BANKRUPTCY, THROUGH OUR EASTERN REPRESENTATIVES WE PURCHASED a LARGE AMOUNT OF SILKS WHICH WE ARE GOING TO OFFER AT A BIG SPECIAL SILK SALE’. ALL HIGH-CLASS SILKS! IT LASTS ONLY SEVEN DAYS! Saturday, May 23rd, to Saturday, May 30th, inclusive! IT IS THE BIGGEST SALE OF SILKS EVER OFFERED IN VERNONIA! NEWEST EVERY Spring Silks Wanted Silk! A Real Silk Sale colors and weaves, in the face of manufacturers’ an nouncements of increased prices For Seven Days $1.59 per yd $1.59 per yd. Some of the Qualities are Sport Canton Crepes, Chiffon Taffeta«, Heavy Crepe-de* Chines, Stripes and I Plaids, Georgettes, Duchess, Messalines, Radiums. WE OFFER YOU THESE BEAUTIFUL SILKS AT P RICES UNBELIEVABLE FOR QUALITY SILKS! Silks, Brocades, Charmeuse, Tub Shirtings, Broadcloths, Ben galine Flat Crepes, Baronette Satins. Silks, SEE DISPLAY IN SHOW WINDOW Miller Mercantile Co VERNONIA’S LEADING STORE «5 THAT GREEN FROG I (Continued from Page 1) » -ar— seals»’ — - - »aaaa - «■■ ■■ <— ■ «■ —a truly “the widest place in the road.” i The first thing you see as you are ' pointing East as you approach the town is the "Laughing Gas Station” j Then is a nice grocery store and restaurant . nd at the gas stati on ‘ and a repair shop near by where tourists get repairs. Across the rail-. road from the gas station one the | & Saturday and Monday | Ladies—You ere Invited. Whether | Newt Parker had n run-away on ! The Nehalem Market.—Adv. just for the kick he gets out of it > members or not, all men are invi'ed the Clatskanie hill with his “ Chev ” and has the largest' unpaid sub Sene in your name and $2 for the one day this week. Mr. Enstrom and I to bring their wives to the chamber scription list in the world. When he Eagle -i whole year. commerce dinners hereafter, Geo. Parker and children jumped out . of is not printing the Salome Sun, writ Read the nds for something good The car twisted and turned around There will be a table full next meet- ing articles for the Saturday Even this week. the short curves like a wild deer be ing. ing Post sprinkling the street Mr. and Mrs. Chet Alexander ing chased. One of the children was Graduation exercises for th* eighth shoving rattlesnakes away fr n severely bruised, otherwise no one grade will be hei<| at the high school Eastern tourists or a few of the oth-, were in Portland Sunday. Mrs. J. C. Lincoln and daughter injured. auditorium at X o’clock. Monday er manifold duties incumbent upon Mrs. Lester surely puts up a splen evening, May 25tn. Rev. Rademacher a man who is boss of a thriving met are spending a week with her mother ropolis of the size of Salome he take, in Astoria. did Chamber of Commerce dinner. of the Evangelical church will de- a month or so off and cover the M •<. Gif nn Robinson w.v: called You lose out if you are not attend , liver the address. greasewood Golf Course. This cour cast or account of the serious illness ing them. Mr. and Mrs. Paascha were viHit- se is so extensive that it sometime-, of her mother. orsat the home of Mr. and Mrs. takes from June to January to play H. E. McGraw, J. W. Bush and the 18 holes. A. L. Kullander were Portland busi Brendle Monday and Tuesday, leave ing Wednesday for Eugene. Ore. Paul Robinson asked the writer ness visitors Wednesday. A glorious evening was enjoyed to dash off something about a 4500 Mrs. Wm. Folger and Mrs. P. D. by a host of young folks, who went mile trip through Oregon California Schroeder were shopping in Portland picknicking Tuesday evening nt the and Arizona and in attempting thi ■ Tuesday. Big Eddy camp. Lot’s have more. it is natural that the most interest Mrs. H. E. McGraw is spending Ray Mills. Thor. Roberts, Ix>el ing spot should get the most -pace. We got a Salome frog, a K dak- a couple of weeks visiting relatives Roberts, Donald Hodges and Virgil Banks. I-: i.i • will rer.ic rt Vernonia picture of Dick Wick Hall, a cactus in Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Taylor of h',' it the university >»i-> ti«t n lug, a mouth full of sand, a m i of blisters from the sun, a porchi <1 Banks visited friends in town Sun I* jrest Gt< ve S itu.' ' *y. The Vernonia grade school will! tongue and a few other impre sions day. Mr. S. A. Wells, who is in the St. close »he year« work May 22, having! in th? Salome country and I n iil.i advise anyone who expects to make Vincent hospital in Portland, is im had during the year an enrollment of I 547 pupils. , an auto trip anywhere to be n ■ proving nively. Everybody is having lots of fun I and see Salome. It is twcntyfold as! Mrs. Amick and children were out interesting, thrilling hair raising an J from Portland Sunday visiting at And lots of noi.pjc getting ire« hams I casts or bacon nt the Nehalem rw. everything as taking ail the degrees ‘he DePue home, I in the sons an<| daughters of “I will J. B Wilkerson, superintendent of k«»c —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Esaelstyri arise” and more spectneui ir t' 1 .(the local high school, was a business of Echo, Ore., are visiting his' playing the leading role in the grand [ visitor in St. Helens Saturday, procession of the “over the River Mrs. Foust made a quick trip to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Essel-! Burying Society.” Portland Saturday bringing her atyn. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh ii A Return Traveler. sister-in-law, Mrs. Eva Ilowel home attended the funeral of Mrs. Dror- with her Sunday. I ♦------- rhe Christian church has sold two bough's grandmother at Cedar Mills | I 1 LOCALS lota they owr.ed in cast Vernonia, Tuesday. E. B. Tobey and wife, Mat Blair ♦---------------------------------——----- > ind the money will be applied on and wife, Fred Sturges and wife, all Mrs. L. F. Kirk of Beaver creek thtir new |'.oj»tly. was shopping in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Esselstyn of Vancouver, Wash., spent Sunday Rev, Mathis was in Portland Wed and child from Echo nre attending at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. nesday. the week-end with his parents Mr. Throop. The W. B. A. held their usual' Mr. Miller of the Upjohn count) y and Mrs. Wm. Esselstyn. Kirsch Curtain ^ was in town Tuesday . Mrs. R. S. Spencer and daughter' meeting in regular order last Fri-. day evening. Mrs. I. Pavel . ■■■y Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gar returned home Saturday from a put up. easy Mrs. ner, Friday, May 15th a baby boy. weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. O. B elected to take down, fit every Get a ticket every time.von »-ter, Malmsten at Seaside, * -**-*- — 4jriHquists office. window, take care of the Nehalem market—~ K. R. Warner was called to Ham« Cooked Food Sela—Th« Will, every effect. Mrs. Ray Emmott is ieported an Caldwell, Idaho, last week on account ing workers will hold a home cooked cuite sick the past week. of the illness and death of her food sale, Saturday, May 23rd at Thev are the moat prac the Central Grocery. Buy your Sun We would like to mail the Eagle mother. tical and artistic curtain to you every week. $2 a year. Yes, and it was certainly a splen day dinner already prepared. rods. The beautiful F. E. Malmsten and family, with Charles Hoffman is on the sick did hani; got it free Saturday at the Stipple Tone finish is list thia week. Nehalem market—they give a ham Paul Malmsten driving, took a trip Mrs. J, E. Eilis left this week to away every other Saturday, also a through the Willamette valley Sun exclusively Kirsch. spend a couple of months visiting roast and a big piece of bacon. Ask day, going by way of McMinnville her mother at Newport. them about it, you may be the one to Salem and returning by Oregon It is quite a treat to get a big ham to get the gifts next time and the City. They visited Miss Gladys at free. Ask the Nehalem market about* best part of it is they are absolutely Monmouth and Miss Hazel in Salem. VERNONIA Mr. Malmsten says the country it.—Adv. free.—Adv. looks beautiful and prosperous. Blue Rock Inn, Dick Wick Halls of fice and a little further back. Dick Wicks home. The grease wood Golf course completes the picture. Dick Wick Hall looks like a major gene ral off on a vacation only he does not affect the fussy fixings that city folks wear when vacationing. He holds his pants up with suspend- ers and his face open with a smil'i. He owns the town of Salome, prints the Salome sun on a mimeograph Specials! A beautiful line of wash dresses just received and put on sale. Specially priced P* Voiles in plain colors and figured, hansomely trimmed with lace and ribbon. SPECIAL— $5.00 and $6.75 . New line of house dresses a splendid assortment of patterns to select from— SPECIAL-^ The Most Effective Help in Window Draping EVERY RIBBON AT HALF PRICE
