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Ford Tractors
SAFETY!
Oliver Farm Equipment
to East
THROUGH THE RECEIVING TELLER’S WIN
DOW OF THIS BANK YOU CAN LOOK
ON TWO YEAR PAYMENTS
This and next Fall
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COME AROUND AND GET PARTICULARS—
SEE FOR YOURSELF
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! principal centers.
Address
WM. M c M urray , g p . a .
Portland, Ore.
or
G. W. ROBERTS, D. F. & P A.
Astori», Oregon
The above fures apply from
Vernonia, Oregon.
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Crawford Motor Co.
2nd St.
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$2,094,674.00
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Was the amount distributed by the
MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH & ACCIDENT
ASSOCIATION OF OMAHA in 1924
for health and accident claims. Bond your earning
power with the best policy ever written.
VERNONIA
Population, 2000.
High School and Standard Grade
School.
Pay Roll City—Mills, Logging.
Fc.-ming, Dairying, Fruit, Vegetables
P. A. & P. Ry. Town growing fast.
Un Inland Loop Highway Between
Portland ana Astoria.
A Large Territory to Draw From.
49 Miles From Portland, 35 M'les
From Forest Grove, 27 Miles
From St Helens.
Many Opportunities in Vernonia.
Best Hunting, Trapping and Fishing
in the Northwest.
An Industrial Center.
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Vernonia
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Fords & Ford Parts
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PLEASE NOTE—I am the authorized representa
tive for this association in Vernonia.
Ask me about the two months free insurance
feature just now going into effect. One quarterly
payment carries till January 1st.
Could you use $100. or $200, a month for life?
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G. C. Olsen
Vornonia Realty
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STATE LAUNDRY CO.
—“Nuff Said”—
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N. Soden
Rose Barber Shop
For Good Laundry Work
T. J. EDWARDS
We call and deliver TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Leave orders at the Columbia Barber Shop.
(Insured Carrier)
Portland to Vernonia and
Way Points
VERNONIA OFFICE
A. W. Whitaker, “The Cozy”
—Telephone 673—
PORTLAND OFFICE
Auto Freight Terminal
E. Water and Yamhill Sta.
East 8226
912 Division Street
—Phone* Sellwood 1186—
A woman never shows her age
intentionally.
The money you save by not help
ing a friend is lost.
Nothing is harder on a woman’s
new hat than one of her enemies.
No, there will never be a revolut
ion in America. We can’t stay mad
long enough about any one thing.
Chicago has a gland larceny case
and this is no misprint enther.
A man often gets stung by a mere
butterfly.
The worst man we know about
lately married because he heard
that a wife was cheaper than a jan-
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¡tor.
The war did some good, it gave
us something to blame everything
on.
No prediction that the U. S. was
going to the jogs has ever come true
Another good w»y to make it
rain is to have your car all washed
on a trip.
The best lesson in thrift any
Verno»>i«> man car
j. how tn
ai.
J.—:»t vith an Jil stock
cir •ular.
Isn’t it curious how wtedx
erow in hot weather while vcr •ta
uies
lay m tne grounu anu re-
fuse to budge.
Wouldn’t it be owful if the sit-
uation became so bad in China that
the Christian nations would all have
to go over there and steal all of
their oil wellaT.
The only thing that keeps some
men around Vernonia from becom-
ing real “soap box” orators is that
they’re afraid of soap.
The fact that we have vulgar
magazines isn’t the thing to worry
about. We ought to be worrying to
think that there are enough vulgai
people in this country to support
them.
The best way is to so live that
you’ll nevrr have to ask the editor
to keep sexething out of the paper.
If you make up your mind right now to place
a specified portion of your earnings each pay
day to your credit in a Savings Account, then you
can feel assured that you are on the highway to
success. You will have a nest egg upon which you
can depend when old age creeps on and your
earnings cease.
BANK
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The Vernonia man who can fiu-.i
time to complain about how busy
he is ought to be given more work
to do.
A San Francisco man was sen
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tenced to 1000 years in the peni
tentiary. We suppose if he turn.-
QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED
out to be a model prisoner he’ll
get about 100 years off for good
behavior.
We have reached the point in life
where it’s a mean husband who re
fuses to shave his wife’s neck.
A Vernonia Institution, Modem in Every Respect
About the only chances some
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Vernonia husbands have of plea*-
ing their wives is to die and leave
plenty of life insurance.
Why is it that men who hate
knocking in an automobile will de
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
a lot of knocking about their home
town. ,
What a wife usually want« when
sh doesn’t know what she wants ir
Quick Service—Watch for Our Car
more moneyney.
Our idea of a pessimist is the
Vernonia man who is afraid that
when he gets to heaven the glitter
of golden wings is going to hurt
his eyes.
We salvage your old notes and accounts
We know of one thing to bei M AA1 1
N o Collections
No Charge
thankful for when Thanksgiving day! I UULLLV IIUI1Q
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KNIGHT
ADJUSTMENT
CO.
rolls around—and that is that this is;
| J. I. KNIGHT,
J. J. STANGEL,
J. O. BOZORTH,
not a presidental year.
Barking doesn’t always get a dog H
McMinnville.
Hillsboro.
Tillamook.
a bone, but growling usually gets a i
Vernonia husband a roast.
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The question of raising more
money to complete the present
highway program could be helped
out wonderfully if a law was
passed taxing all bill boa-ds on the
state highway »100.00 each, every
year. This would add quite a big
sum of money, for it would sur
prise one to know the large n’”"-'
ber of bill boards there are in Cr -
gon, dis-figuring the state highways
Anyway, a tax on bill boards would
soon put a stop to that system of ad
vertising, for it is not worth the
money people expend for bill
boardse.—Tillamook Headlight.
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One step won’t take you very far,
You’ve got to keep on walkin’;
One word won’t tell folks who you
are.
You’ve got to keep on talking; '
An inch won’t make you very tall.
You’ve got to keep on growing;
One little ad won’t do it all.
You’ve got to keep on going,
A constant fall of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
By constant gnawing Towsor
Masticates the toughest bone;
The constant cooing lover
Carries off the blushing maid;
And the constant advertiser
Is the one who gets the trade.
—Exchange.
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This store is in Full Swing daily with men buying
their—
SUMMER CAPS.
SUMMER SHIRTS,
SUMMER STRAWS,
SUMMER HOSIERY,
SUMMER SHOES
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Make a prudent investment by purchasing for a
few dollars an outfit—Shoes to Hat—that will serve
you and keep you comfortable all Summer.
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Mrs. Walter Coyle and Miss Opal
were in Portland the first of the
week.
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COME IN AND SEE HOW CHEAPLY THIS
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CAN BE DONE.
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Petersen’s Popular Pricey
A. W. PETERSEN*
Second and Bridge street
Across from Theatre
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VERNONIA
Vernonia, Oregon
Constant Advertising.
If the Hot Weather is causing you to suffer—it’s no
one’s fault but your own.
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Mr. and Mrs: W. G. Walker of
Rockaway visited the first of the
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week with their daughters, Mrs.
Frank Hardwick and Mrs.
McGraw. _
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Emil F. "Messing enjoyed
Visit
last week from his brother C.' A.
I Messinger and family of Portland,
I and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. O.
M. Swanger of Dausbury, Iowa. It
was the first time he had seen his
slater in eleven years.
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK
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—By—
E. R. Waite, Secretary, Shawnee, Okla., Cham
ber of Commerce.
That the financial assets of a community
measure its prosperity.
That money spent away from home decreases
the assets of the home community and shrinks
its prosperity.
That spending money in the home city does
much to increase these assets and in increas
ing its prosperity.
That if you are looking fur bargains, read the
ads in local papers.
That at certain seasons stores needing shelf
room for next seasons goods, make very at
tractive prices in order to move stocks.
That you should watch for advertised sales. At
them you can buy goods at less than their real
value.
YOU SHOULD KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN
WATCH THE ADS. IT IS FOOLISH TO DE
NY YOURSELF TO HOARD MONEY.
RARGAIN DAYS ARE FRUITFUL DAYS
FOR THE THRIFTY SHOPPERS.
BARGAIN DAYS ARE THE DAYS WHEN
YOU CAN BUY QUALITY AT LESS.
WISE PERSONS ALWAYS SPEND WHEN
THEY CAN SAVE BY SPENDING.
Copyright 1925
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