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KINGSLEYS
Vernonia
Owned
Splendici ScKoòtf
VERftONlA EAGLE
Highway
Quality
Service
...Price
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TUB SILKS, a dress pattern
$6.85
SHOES—Final call at
ISc
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OXFORDS, Eadie’s, brown black
$1.98
CHILDRENS’ HOSE, Special
2OC
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FRONT LACE CORSETS
50c
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MEN!
Hats
SPECIAL!
MEN!
20 per cent
Shoes
A Special Price Reduction
Saturday and Monday Specials!
Tillamook Loaf
Cheese........
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Toilet Paper- (p | Ail
22 rolls 4>l.vU
SOLID
PACK
Crown Flour, Men
lg. sack...... q Z iu U
Tomatoes
Large 2y2 size hand
packed—2 can—
Italianas
35c
10 pounds
70c
25c
Spinach, 2 cans
25c
2 Hominy
2 Kraut
25c
27’ Bars
ROYAL WHITE
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Hotel
Benson
unconditionally
anteed—
55c
a
c
FANCY
SOAP
COFFEE
soap
Free Shopping Bag
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TOILET
A new wonderful TQp
Marshmellow ..****«
Saratgo chips,
5 for............
Del Monte
Flour
guar
4 barg...........
.... 25c
Shrimp, 2 for ....
35c
Sardines, lg
can only.........
15c
WATERMELONS
4
Ripe— Fresh
4c
Qual^y - Service - Price
Real Battle Scene in Riffian War
POLICE NOTES
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Negligee« Combine
Printed silk and plain crepe make
Two Kinds of Silk the graceful negligee pictured, tn
which a flounce of the crepe Is bor
dered with bands of the printed silk
und aet on to a three-quarter length
klmona.
Crepe borders the sleeve«
provide« the back of the collar
the ties that fasten the aide do»
Simple, graceful, easy to make
very useful, this negligee has
everything to recommend It. so why
not make one negligee grow where two
old frocks did nothing before}
Quit your kicking, pull together.
“Peggy” Lewi» was before Judge
Reasoner on a charge of being drunk
and disorderly in a public cafe, ar.d
was fined. $75.
E. Short was brought into court
for being intoxicated and was fined
>50.
R. Hill celebrated the Fourth on
the Third and was before Judge
Reasoner for being‘drunk and was
fined $25, it being his first offence.
DR. WALTER N. KOELZ
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C. Staples was picked up by Chief
Kelly for transporting “moon” and
was before Judge Weed, who fined
him $200 and 30 day» in the coun
ty jail.
Kibble 1> New Sensation
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be
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Lined from the city engineer on de-'
posit of $5.00; same to be forfeited
should no ^id, be received.
No bid will-be considered unless
accompanied by a bidder's bond, cash
or a certified- check, payable to the
City of 'V< - rf .hia, for ah amount
actual to'five. (5) per -jent of the'
amount bid, to be forfeited as fixed
and liquidated damages in case the
bidder neglects or refuses to enter
irito a contract and provide a suitable
bond for the faithful performance of
said Work in the event the cdntr'Sct
is awarded to him.
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The right to reject any and all
bids is hereby reserved.
Dated at \ ernopia, Oregon, June
29th, I»25.
only recently have news photographer» been permitted to take photo
graphs of the battles In the French-Riff war la Morocco. Thia ooe shows men of '■
Kibble, recently in quired M-< ua l
D. B. REASONER, Recorder. I l>e Foreign Legion shooting from a Held of nsalao. Inserted la a portrait of ■
basenmn of the Boston Brave-* from
47-2t their commander. Colonel Freydenbers, who wea the battle of Aatar.
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the Texas league, who is playing •
great gair : of baseball.
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SUCH IS LIFE
Van Zelrn
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This la the day .of colorful printed
fabrics. They appear tn all klnda of
goods, from sturdy cottons to fllmy
chiffons, and are used for all kinds
of apparel, from house dresses to eve
ning gowns. Pretty as they are, they
are at their best when made np with
plain fabrics—and thereby hangs a tale
of thrift and pleasure. For res» ere»
ful borne dressmakers are managing
to combine two discarded garment*
Into one, that proves constantly ue»
fuL Instead of banging in a dark
closet, to blush unseen, the gay
flowers that deck a printed frock,
that la passe, see the light once
more. Oombined with c plain material,
the two are converted into a charg
ing negligee, or even perhaps into a
combination frock.
hr Walter N. Koelx of Ann Arbor
•» accompanying the MacMillan eg-
edition to the arctic as Its Cab exDort.
Those Vernonia people who pine
for the good old days never pursued
a mule and a double-shovel up and
down corn rows all day for fifty
cents and their dinner.
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