Vernonia eagle., May 29, 1925, Image 7

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VERNONIA EAGLE
Last Saturday was Ta* Day for
the Vernonia library, and if you
♦—-------------------- -------------------------♦ didn't buy a tak you were an excep-
Mrs. Oscar Smith entertained 45 tion. The library realized |133 from
for dinner Sunday, from Portland, the tag sales, and with some money
unj other neighbors.
nheady on hand the promoters have
a splendid start for the library.
Mrs. J. B. Ohler ulso had 22 there
to call on her, Sunday; good day for
■
company.
Upper Nehalem
Mixs Wilma Rose from Schofield [
visited Miss Antena Ohler lat week.
The only thing the average Ver­
Miss Antena Ohler spent a few
nonia man hates worse than a homely days last part of the week with her
girl is a "pretty man.”
friend at Treharne with miss Nell-
ieO’Connon.
A rirl drops her maiden nume ax
soon • i>
e is mapried, and a few
Miss Juneta Smith and miss An
weel « I: ' r rhe drops the idea that tena Ohler visited miss Sybal Orn-
she married the finest thing that ever duff Tueday afternoon.
cunu down the • ‘ke.
Mrs. Rainwater called on
Ornduff,
Monday.
Next to pictures of a traffic cop,
pictures of Hindenburg look mean-
The woods crew saw a cougar in
er than any .'Mi X we ever saw.
the woods at the sunset camp this1
week.
Some Vernon 4 children find
!
it
pretty ’virtl to .wr. e respect f
a
Wain Smith is on the sick list
father who enn t enin mon?y Inster
again.
,
than the) can tpena it.
American Legion
VERNONIA, OREGON Post No. 11»
M. E. Carkin ................. Commander
Wm. Folger .......... Vice-Commander
Gene Shipman ..................... Adjutant
H. E. McGraw ........ Finance Officer
Guy Shields............ Sergeant-at-arms
Fred Brewer .......................... Chaplin
Executive Committee
W. J. Bealls, J. C. Lindsay, A. L.
Kullander.
The wail of a small flying ape is
more pitiful than that of a baby in­
jured flea.
Beaucoup wails were
heard last Monday night when
PATENTS
Beet Weekly Ad
twenty Legion members were given nounco this man dead on account of
NOT1CE TO CREDITOR*,
the second degree in the “Sumar his heart which would give a flop la
th« Cotialy Curt *f tfc« Sda«a W
Afrco,” order of the Flying Apes.
I every three or four minute„ and
that
Oregon for Colombia Caaaty.
With our drum corps playing, the
u make gure that no
m la­
kad
bo °M b?!Or* take would be made, they cut th is In the matter of the estate ef Bsia*
tne high snapper of the Sumar Afrco . .
.
«...
B. Dobbs, Deceased.
who ordered the torture squad u ‘»■‘»y op«, Myed hto heart 0« a snwU
Notice is hereby given that the
prepare for action.
One of the tab,e> and J“*1 wbe >t
ready to
victims became inflamed with a wild give another flop, they beat said undersigned has been duly Zppointsd
desire to kill the high commander of I heart * to
death with
club. This
«v uvnvii
wivii a a t-iuu<
x ms tale
Ulic administrator of the above entitled
tne Sumar Afrco an^ nearly caused
pregounced the biggest lie told estate, by the above entitled court
a riot by scattering a pack of BulLduato* the year 1925 in this post, and has duly qualified as tueh. AU
Durham in the air, said bull getting and said ape who told same was I
caught in the eyes of flying apes. ordered to drink a pint of foggy soup persons having claims agdlhst «aid
estate are hereby notified to present
The tobacco came in mighty handy filled with tacks.
Colonel Hesaliar.
them, properly verified, a* by law re­
for some of the boys who had not
been paid for a few weeks.
The
quired, to the undersigned, at his
About a hundred people visited
biggest thrill of the evening was
residence
in the city of Vernonia,
when one of the new Sumar Afrco, Sheeley’a Grove last Sunday A pic­
county of Columbia and state of
nic
of
Vernonia
people
and
the
who had been a marine during the
World War. told of his experience Vernonia band was there and the Oregon, within six months from the
This date hereof.
.
while sailing around the Bay of Bis- day indeed an enjoyable one.
cay, 1917 to 1919.
He claimed he Grove
one of the be8t natural
DA DOBBS, Administrator.
was captured by the Germans when park* in tbe state and should be
one of their subs sank the transport "1®de 1 “statc Park” situated on the
Date of first publication May 1st
he was doing duty on and that dur-'Inland l“8hway. and patronized I v 1925.
ing the time he was a prisoner, he ,hundreds «▼•HT X»ar. Wish some one
Date of last publication May 29th,
seen a German soldier brought in' *ou,d.
tbe matter UP witb
1925.
from the front who had been gacsed s'nti highway commission.
The army doctors could not pro-
Subscribe for the Vernonia Eagle. W. A. Harris, attorney for estate.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Mrs. Ervin Meury call on Mrs.
It appears that the easier it 1 i b for
Dorthn
Britton,
Friday.
for 1925
Obtained. Send model or sketch
some of them to get married the
and
we
will
promptly
send
you
a
harder it is for them to stay that wuy
report. Our book on Patents and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Winicke spent
Trade-marks will be sent to you
Vernonia vs.
the eve at Ornduff’s Friday.
We may be wrong, but it seems to
on request.
May 30— Lakeshore at Vernonia.
us the world was better off when
Mr.
Fred
Hess
while
working
May 31— Powelhurst at Vernonia.
for
young folks learned at mother’s knee
Mr. Ornduff on the new grade had
June 7—Kendall A.C. at Vernonia.
insxtead of at a dance hull.
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the misfortune to cut one of his
June 14 Gladstone at Gladstone.
305 Seventh St., Washington, D. C
horses
legs so bad it had to be kill-
June 21—Prescott at Vernonia.
If you want to try something
Over 34 Years’ Experience
June 28—Westport at Vernonia.
difficult, try to convince a Vernonia ed.
July 4th—St. Helens at St. Helens.
boy that such a thing ax an over­
Mr. Hixon is thinking of running
You need some printing and the July 5—St. Helens at St. Helens.
production of watermelon» in poM-
his stages through from Vernonia to
sibie.
Eagle office is now better prepared July 12—Port Yoeman at Vernonia.
Portland, making at least three trips I
July 19—Linton at Vernonia.
than ever to do it.
July 26—Presoott at Goble Field.
Another good wny to commit a day each way. With the new stages
Letter Heads.
he
has
added
to
his
string,
Vernonia
Aug. 2—Sellwod A.C. at Vernonia.
suicide would he to drop in at Paris
has
excellent
stage
service.
One
can
Statements.
Aug.
9—Alberta Yoeman at Vern’a.
and holler, "Keep Cool With Hinden­
go and come most any time they d«-
Aug. 16—Kendall A.C. at Portland.
Envelopes.
burg.”
sire.
Au*. 23—Astoria at Undecided.
Business Cards.
Au*. 30—Multnomah at Mulnomah.
Michigan has revived the whipping
Programs.
The Memorial services at the
Sept. 6—St. Helens at Vernonia.
,
post for robbers. Now the next thing
Blanks.
Evangelical church I n x t Sunday
Sept.
7
—
St.
Helens
at
Vernonia.
in order is to catch the robbers.
drew a church full of people. It wa-i|
Notices.
Sept. 8—Astoria at Vernonia.
I
n union service. Rev. Hoadly of Port-1
Bills and
Sept. 9—Champs of River at Astoria.
f£very married r.vn in Vernonia
Dodgers.
knows he can make a hit with a land and a Civil War veteran,;
preached the sermon.
Tickets.
neighbor by telling her she bakes
‘in fact, we print anything as it
the best cake in the world, and he
. should be.
also knows better Ilian to let his wife
T. J. EDWARDS
(Insured Carrier)
find out that he said so.
Keep the Flies Out
D. SWIFT & CO
Portland to Vernonia
Way Points
When Ford’s airplane factory gets
going good anyone can guess who
will have the right-of-way.
VERNONIA OFFICE
A. W. Whitaker, "The Coxy
—Telephone 673—
Both city and
out of town
Mailorders
received
NOW
PORTLAND OFFICE
Auto Freight Terminal
E. Water and Yamhill Sts.
East 8226
912 Division Street
—Phone. Sellwood 1185—
a
for
ROSARIA
‘ his
HIS mail
MAIL order
system has
o
been adopted I so that every
on
community may secure its seats
the same basis as the citizens of
Portland.
T
ROSARIA,the stupendous
pageant of the rose
The greatest outdoor performance
ever staged, with a cast of five
thousand iingeri and dancers, all
superbly costumed and perfectly
trained.
Just indicate the seats you want
and the best tickets unsold will be
sent you at once. It will be safer to
enclose a self-addressed sumped
envelope for reply
PRICES -No War Tax
Arena chair« (four center «ectiona,
directly tn front of »tag«) ........... $2 00
(«ection« to «ide« of .tage) 1 TO
2 00
Bleacher» (to »ide of »tage in arena,
1 00
reserved) .......... i..........................
Bleacher« (unreserved ..............................
7 9
Oregon
Make remittance. payable
Treaaurer. Portland Row Fewival Inc.
ROSARIA
PAGEANT FEATURE OF
ROSE FESTIVAL
b ORTLAND
Multnomah Stadium
FALLING HAIR AND
DANDRUFF
—“Nuff Said”—
o—o
N. Soden
Rose Barber Shop
:DONT FIRE OF BOOSTING
—By—
E. R. Waite, Secretary, Shawnee, Okla., Cham­
ber of Commerce.
G
s
-
We make the Screens, Doors and Win­
dows just to fit and make them right.
Place your order now, that we may
measure up and beat the flies to it.
Treatment
for
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
You will secure the
best seats
’by ordering NOW. They will be
sent you immediately upon receiving
your check or draft or post office
money order.
P
i
e
That success is often the difference between
what a man earns, what he saves and what he
puts into his city.
That half-time boosters don’t do much for a
city.
That it takes full-time boosters to “bring home
the grapes.”
That new’ industries seeks seeking a location
are always influenced greatly by the evidences
of support and encouragement shown indust­
ries already lacated in a city.
That most cities have much to be thankful Tor*.
That they can be thankful for the character
of their business men.
That they have men of the type that make a
city better; men of high ideals; men who are
willing at all time"; to labor for the public good;
menwho believe in a square deal for all; men
who believe in their city and its future and
practice what they preach.
That these men do all in their
courage and develope to a high
iciency
every movement for the betterment of
s
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That they are men who have kept thir money
at home, spent it at home, or invested it in
home industries.
That'these men have succeeded. They are a
big asset to their city; the people have confi­
dence in their intregity; they are leaders.^
That every city must have leaders and every
citizen should follow their leaders.
Cities that are on their way will get some­
where by following their leaders.
j
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the Mecca of
maiQfvmL
HpHEY FELL in love
A with die West...
can you blame them?
Akron tire engineers
with record« of succesa
running back a quarter
century, knew the future
held much in the East.
STANKEY & SON
Vernonia Woodworking Co.
Vernonia
Quick
Today C-T-C tiros
Performance tells
the story: Quick
Starting Shell Gas­
oline starts quick.
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maintained by CHUI
sold everywhere by SHELL
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