Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 26, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.< O I Profesional ?, Business Directory J • —,-^=—.LODGE NOTICES =...... I A r MERCHANT TAILOR —PHYSICIAN— Cleaning and Pressing Repairing and Alterations Muckles Bldg., Phone 134 St. Helens, Oregon We Call for and Deliver Within City Limits : Bridge Street MAIN 891 G. F. VIA Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A. F. JI A. M., meets at Grange Hall Second every and Fourth Thursday nights. Folger. Master. O. F. TIPTON, Sec., Visitors Welcome I Office Hours 9-12, 1-5. SIMP3ON-TOLLES Drugless Physician Pringle Building Evenings by Appointment Vernonia, Oregon v______________________________ r I A DR. H. H. HURLEY Dentistry and X-Ray Office ('ver Halton's Store Vernonia, Oregon M. D. COLE dentist I. O. O.F.-V eknonia L odge , N o . 246, meets every Tuesday night at 8:00 o’clock, in Grange Hall, T. C. Johns Noble Grand P. O. Mellinger Secretary r All ads. under this head "re cash with copy. Rates, one cent a wore/; initial* and figures count as words. Minimum, 26 cents an issue. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Fryers, 40c 2*4 miles west of Vernonia on Timber road. C. J. Moore. 45-lt FOR SALE—Four lots, 4 room house fruit trees, berries, fine garden, best water in valley, on Rose Avenue, close in. Buy now. Price $1,890. $1,200 cash, balance $15 per month. Inquire Eagle Office 45-2t ------------------------- r------------------------ i FOR SALE—Piano for sale near Vernonia. Beautiful high grade piano must be sold quickly. Big, saving and terms $10 monthly to reliable party. For particulars write at once to Cline Music Co.. 66 Front St., Portland, Oregon. 45-3t ner lot for $000.—Eagle Oregon VERNONIA ________ J r A J___ Advertising 8-tube super-hetrodyne at a satri- fice for $200. Including a $35 loud Knights of Pythias. - speaker, ear phones and all equip H arding L odge , 116, ment complete to operate. Address Vernonia, Or. —Meets Eagle Office. 39tf every Monday night in Grange Hall. All visit WOOD—You need it. I have it to ing brothers cordially invited. sell. Thos. Schock, » c Chas. Mellinger, C. C. J. B. Wilkerson, K. of R. S. Three room house on 50x100 cor Evenings by Appointment Vernonia, Service Suits Foretell Carefree Vacation« FOR SALE—Choice corner on Bridge street, some term*. E. S. Cleveland 45-tf Vernonia. Oregon Physician A Surgeon Dist. Surgeon, S. P. R. R. and S. P. & S. R. R. Office, Via Hospital Annex Office Hours, 2-4 Tel. 2122 Forest Grove, Oregon ANNA : : : : S. WELLS EDWIN ROSS Classified WANTS and FOR SALS ♦ » r Municipal Wat* Sedetti VERNONIA EAGLE Place Your Ad Here GRANGE Wistfully and impatiently the city or town dweller's fancy turn* to vi sion* of vacation day* spent In the country or In the wllderne.-* where there In no need to be dressed up. The annual wanderlust finds her consider ing the wherewithal she shall be clothed for camping, hiking, lisblng, mountain climbing or long motor tours. This question ha* been set tled oixe for nil by those who have worn tie practical and sightly service suits designed for outdoor pastimes. A flannel blouse, a pnlr of khaki knickers that button below the knees, a soft felt or fabric hat and a sturdy topcoat of khaki or tweed make up an outfit that Is equal to all sort* of out- dooring An example of such n suit Is shown here and It is worn with woolen stockings and laced sport shoes that match It in sturdiness. The Vernonia Grange meets on the FOR RENT second Saturday of every month at Seaside rooms for rent come to CONFUCIUS WAS JilGHT 7:30 P. M. Any members of the Eugene E. Marsh SEASIDE.— Rooms, Furnished Grange living in or near Vernonia, Twenty-five hundred years ago the Attorney-at-Law or visiting in the community, are tents and cottages. Wood light and Great Chinese philosopher first water free. 312 — 4th ave. West cordially invited to attend. Notary Public F. E. MAI.MSTEN, Sec. near 3rd st. 2 blocks faom beach stated that rule of living which hns Oregon 46-4t O. B Malmsten been universally accepted as the Vernonia, "Golden Rule." Addressing a group J r FOR RENT—4 room house, one of his Disciples, Confucius said, "Do —Day and Ni.ght— block from Bridge street. E. S.| not do unto other* what thou would«) A always open Cleveland. 45-tf not they do unto thee." Lester Sheeley Good Front office nh,m for rent. THE WHITE LUNCH Later, one of his followers, Tzu- In fireproof building. Call Hoffman kung, put the rule into slightly dif Attorney-at-Law New Location Hardware Co. ferent words, “What I do not with New Equipment Oregon Vernonia, to have done unto me, 1 likewise On corner opposite Vernonia Drug •• MISCELLANEOUS with not to do unto other«. Company J But it remained for Christ Jesus We carry a complete line of WANTED— Old cotton rags at the i------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ five rundred years afterward, to lift Eagle office, must be clean, cash Vernonia Bakery goods the statement from its negative into' paid. 40-tf; GEORGE H. SHINN —EAT HERE— a definite positive command, “At ye President «> Cash paid for false teeth, dental would that men thould do to you, do The White Lunch Columbia Co. Abstract gold, platinum and discarded jewel-I ye alto to them likewise.” Company ry. Hoke Smelting & Refining Co., I Today we have it still more simply Otsego, Michigan. stated in the modern English, "Do Oregon St. Helens, J ‘7---------- ~-------------------- TRANSFER and CITY DELIVERY "A Chamber of Commerce First and third Monday noon of each month at Freight, Baggage and Express moving a specialty DEW DROP INN Phone 472 Res. Phone 654 Residence North Rose St. Office at the Gayosa Cafe. All members turn out Visitor* welcome L. R. Gilchrest President V Lester Sheeley Secretary --------------------- ---- ’ ( Look! ~ V 2-a — <------------------------------------------- J r A G RAVEL 1 Listen! NEHALEM HOTEL Opp. Gilby Motor Co. on Bridge street and Grant Ave. Delivered any place in town any time. Good screened and crushed grave) for all purposes. Newly Furni«hel Throughout Modern and Convenient Pit at Al Parkers Place , Catering to the traveling public. You will be cared for at the Nehalem Hotel RAY — Meal* Served Family Style — | Wm. Pringle, Prop. r------------------------------------- A CURLEY’S TRANSFER COMPANY Local Hauling and all kinds of team work Office at Kavanaugh Land Co. SPECIAL CARE WITH FURNITURE HAULING Phone 563 Res. Phone 653 Vernonia, Oregon (--------------------------------------------- Job printirtg can be done in Ver nonia a* good a* any place in the ■tate, at right prices. Let the Vernonia Eagle J ob Printery------ print your alrculara, invitations, card*, blotters, bills, letter heads, Itane slip*, envelopes, statements, program*, menus, letters, tickets, etc., etc. Work guafanteed. <------------ —------------------------------ > 9 Oregon y Vernonia | >-___________________________________________________________ J ' REASONER Vernonia, r A SEE THE VERNONIA TRADING COMPANY After twenty-five centuries this simple stadar,] of living is still the Dressmaking reasonably done best, the “golden’- rule for all affairs MRS. PHILIPS of life. Now, as never before, it is Residesce Across from Grange Hal’ becoming recognized as the code of 42-4t ethics for tre business world, and great merchants everywhere are are building great businesses on this r simple foundation. So when, nowalays, your local merchants asks you to give him a fair trial before you purchase your i From now on you can merchandise outside your own city, purchase he is merely asking that you "do unto Monuments and Marker« I him” what you should certainly ex pect him to “do unto you” if your In both Marble and Granite For a great reduction in price, a positions were reversed. Some day saving to the purchaser of you, too, may be in a position to from 10 to 25 per cent start a business of your own in your! Com« and be convinced home city. What will you think, then I M. N. LEWIS & CO. of those residents who will buy their 1 Cor. 4th and Main Sts. merchandise elsewhere, without even Hillsboro, Oregon Vo J investigating your contention that you can give them better satisfaction when quality and service as well as price are considered? What chance VIOLIN TUITION will there be for your success if F. McBARRON ; great numbers of your townsmen per suit in dis-regarding the golden rule House No. 38 and trade in some other city, either Millview by personal visit or through the house-to-house canvasser? Your local merchant does not ask for your business regardle«* of OBITUARY DRESSMAKING C. R. WATTS, Prop. Second St. bet. Bridge and Maple —LUNCHEON— unto other« a* you would have thrm do unto you.” Dressmaking and Plain Sewing Mrs. O. Jones, HyVan Hotel. I I station 38J99 in section 5, T. 4. N. be received by said County Court 80th R. 1, W. Columbia County, Oregon, until 10:09 o’clock a. m., will be received by said County 1925, and not thereafte*"fcd at Court until 10:99 o’clock u. nt., June that time will be public). „^Jbned 30th, 1025 and not thereafter, and and read. All proposals must be made upon at that time will be publicly opened I blank form, to be obtained from the and read. All proposals must be made upon RoadniMter, at hi* office in St. Hel blank form*,, to be obtained from en*, Oregon. Muit give price* pro — the Roadmaster, at his office in St. posed, both in writing and in flturee. Helens, Oregon. Must give price* and must be signed by the bidde^, proposed, both in writing and in with hi* addies*. figures, and must be signed by the Plant and Specification* are on bidder, with hi* address. file with the Roadmaster in St. Hel Plan* and Specifications are on en*. and G. R. Mills at the Gilby file with the County Roadmuster nt Motor Co., in Vernonia, Oregon, and St. Helens, and may be examined may be examined in the office of the in the office of the County Clerk I County Clerk. Each bidder shall deposit, witr] Each bidder shall deposit, with hi* his bid, a certified check for tin bid, a certified check for an amount amount of lit least five (5) per cent of at least five (5) per cent of his of his bid, payable to the County bid, payable to the County Clerk, Clerk, which shall be forfeited to which shall be forfeited to the Coun the County in case the award is ty in case the award is made to him, made to him, and he shall neglect, and he shall neglect, fail or refuse, fail or refuse, for a period of five1 for a period of five day* after such day* after such award is made, to I I award is made, to enter into a con- enter into a contract and file the re tract and file the required bond. quired bond. The right is reserved to reject any The right is reserved to reject any and ull bids. and ull bids. JOHN PHILIP. County Judge "“JOHN PHILIP, County Judge J. N. MILLER Commissioner T.B. MILLS, CommiMioner J. N. MILLER Commissioner J. E. E1LERTSON, Roadmaster T.B. MILLS, Commissioner J. W. HUNT, County Clerk J. E EII.ERTSON, Roadmaster J. W. HUNT, County Clerk 44-bt 44-3t — I.,——— NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS st. Helen*, Oregon, June 10th, 1925 Sealed Proposal*, addressed to the County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, ut St. Helens, Oregon, and endorsed “Proposals for Doing the Following Work in Columbia Coun ty, to-wit: To pave with Portland cement concrete according to plan* nnrf specifications, a portion of the Nehalem Highway from the East end of the Parker Bridge or station 0'00 to station 42|50 in section 3, T. 4, N. R. 4 W. and section 34, T. 5 N. R 4, W, Columbia County, Oregon, will J' i : MONTANA HOTEL I Under new Management I : Î : Conveniently located n*ar De pot on North aid« of Bridge St i Rooms by Day, Week or Month : I MRS. SARAH KORON 0 Don’t Let ‘Em “Gyp” You Doesn’t it cost you enough to operate your •ar as it is without letting “gyp” tire andac- cessory dealers lure you into their trap? When we sell you TIRES or TUBES we are not selling “seconds.” Every one carries a mileage guarantee—and we are here .to make good if the tiresdon’t. If you buy from the cheap mail-order tire and accessory dealers you have to put up with what they send you. YOU WOULDN’T BE SATISFIED WITH “SECONDS” IN SUGAR OR MEAT. WHY NOT BI4] AS PARTICUL- ABOUT THE MONEY YOU SPEND ON TIRES? We’ll Save You Money VERNONIA BRAZING & MACHINE WORKS »• CRAWFORD MOTOR CO. LINCOLN—FORD—FORDSON You can now buy your Ford on the 18 months payment plan Payments as low as $21.88 a month Gasoline, Oil, Storage, Tires and Accessories o—o—o Battery Service Ambulance for Towing Phone 612 CAN YOU AFFORD A FORD f whether you can do better elsewhere He simply asks that you give him an to compete with out side firms by "«hopping around" at equal opportuily home iir«t. The blinding dust tell» us we need oil on the streets, sprinkling with water or. better, a paved street— the latter we are expecting to sec in about sixty days. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS St. Helens, Oregon, June 10th, 192f Sealed Proposals, addressed to the County Court of Columbia County Oregon, at St. Helena, Oregon, and endorsed "Proposals for Doing the Following Work in Columbia Coun ty, to-wit: To pave with Portland eement concrete according to plans and specifications a portion of Mil ton road from Prescott’s corner or enj pavement at station 17|25 to 4 on anything that goes on your auto—and we can save you money on repairs. We’ve a line of the BEST tires and accessories— the kind that are cheapest in the long run because they are BEST in the first-place. Don’t tinker with your car and do some thing that will make a bigger bill later on—let an expert look after it and save both the life of the car and your money MONUMENTS Mis* Mattie Jenkins was born in Decater Illinois April 10th 1873. for waa married to C. H. Brown, Sept. 15th 1893. In Rattoon New Mexico. Dupont Explosive« and They moverf from Kamiah, Idaho to Vernonia in November 1923 and Blasting Accessories have lived here up to the present time. Mr*. Brown departed thi* life Lime, Brick, Plaster, Camant June 17th 1925. A husband, C. H. Brown and a daughter Mrs. Ruby Feed, Grain and Hay Grimm. And 4 grand children of BRICQUETTES —Best heat, no Orifeno, Idaho, Survive her. ashes, lasting. Just the thing for While not being a member of the Incubator heating. church she was a Christian woman and was well liked by all who knew her. —Warehouse South of Depot— I Funeral services were he1<] from “ the “ u home ----- of the deceased Thurs- day June 18 at 1 p. m. Conducted Vernonia Trading Co. by C. R. Mathie of the Christian Wholesale and Retail Church burial wa* in the city terne- Vernonia, Oregon , , *_______________________________ > tary. a W. W. ESSELSTYN M. A. ESSELSTYN VERNONIA BOOK « ART STORE Everything in Magazines Stationery, Picture» and Book.»—School and Office Supplies Art and Novelty Goods We do Picture Framing of All Kinds AAI I COTIAIIC W<‘ salvage your old notes and account* Chargs UULLLU I IUNO N o Collection* No KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. J. I. KNIGHT, McMinnville. J. J. STANGF.L, Hillsboro. ♦ J. O. BOZORTH, Tillamook.