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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1925)
/ EAGLE Biggest Little City in Oregon EAGLE FEATHERS Ford Tractors Oliver Fann Equipment Reduced Fares to East ON TWO YEAR PAYMENTS This and next Fall VIA Pacific System ROUND TRIP SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS on »ale Daily until September 15th. Final return limit, October 31, 1925, with liLcral stop over privileges going and re turning. FARES AS FOLLOWS Boston ................... $155.75 Chicago .................. $ 88.25 Cincinnati ............. $108.55 Cleveland ............... $110 81 Pittsburg ................ $122.01 Denver ................... , $ 66.25 Detroit .................... $107.87 Kansas City. Mo $ 74.25 Milwaukee, Wis .... $ 88.2,5 New York .............. S149.G5 Philadelphia .......... $147.17 Salt Lake .... ....... _ $ 50.60 St. Joseph, Mo ___ $ 74.25 St. Louis ................ $ 83.75 Washington, D. C.. $143.81 Corresponding fares to other principal centers. COME AROUND AND GET PARTICULARS— SEE FOR YOURSELF Crawford Motor Co 2nd St Fords & Ford Parts Vernonia The “good old days” in were the ones in which came in a barrel and a salad dressing would iaat ceryman nine years. Own Your Home This is the time to secure your home for the win ter. Prices will never be lower. See us regarding the following. BUILD ON THIS Lots 12 and 13 in Sunrise ad dition, lOOxlUO, $275 terms. [£L_ OR ON THIS ONE Lot 3 Block 7 in Central Ad dition, 50x100, $125.00 terms. MODERN HOME. $2500. 4 rooms, bath, nook $500.00 and $30.00. West side, close in MODERN HOME $1500 4 rooms and bath, $1000, and terms. East side location. It’a getting »<> around Vernonia that the biggest problem our people face ¡3 where to park and where to jump. CASH BARGAIN 4 room bungalow, 2 lots, gar den, fruit, berries, fine view, water and lights in. ONLY $650.00 cash: WESTS ADDITION. Lot 50x100 with 2 small houses rented $750. cash $25 per month. Discount for all cash. Handy to mill. Face cream and powder doesn’t look so bad when properly used, but most girls put it on as though they used a putty knife. Many others to chose from, do it now. Houses- lots, business chances, Ranches G. C. Olsen ■X Treatment for FALLING HAIR AND DANDRUFF —“Nuff Said”— J Emonia Realty The best dfeinition of a “Gi-get- ter” is the fellow who runs out of gasoline two miles from a filling station. Probably by now the ex-Kaiser realizes that the mistake he made was in not fighting the other na tions one at a time. We call and deliver TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Leave orders at the Columbia Barber Shop. T. J. EDWARDS We’ve noticed that about the only thing that comes to the Vernonia man who waits is a good big crop of whiskers. (Insured Carrier) Portland - Vernonia Truck Line VERNONIA OFFICE A. W. Whitaker, “The Cozy” —Telephone 673— Places for candidates to get sub scriptions the coming six weeks: Sunset Camp, O. -A. Camp, I. P. Camp, Koster, West Timber, Gales Creek. Berkenfield, Jewell, Miat, East Side and Keasey, St. Helens, Clatskanie Rainier, Portland and Astoria. PORTLAND OFFICE Auto Freight Terminal E. Water and Yamhill Sts. ------- ♦------- East 8226 --------Office No. 11 The small advs. get results. Portland Resident—Walnut 2380 Read the advs. carefully. DONT BE AFRAID Of any Eagle Solicitor or candi date not turning in your subscrip tions» They are absolutely honest and reliable. Get your receipt. Na one wants to run the risk of “Mis appropriating Funds.“ The penalty to too great. ------- ♦------- Try Lincolns Home Cream and Candies. made Nothing disgusta a bride more than to find out that the rian she has been posing for isn’t any better than she is. A lot of us around Vemoaia wish they’d talk leas at Washington about reducing next year** taxe« and g*v* us back some of that we paid last year. Had he not become a budder of automobiles Henry Ford would have made a wonderful junk dealer. - -------- *--------- Newspaper advertising talks. --------------------- : Have arrived You will be happy with a pair of our shoes because of th STYLE—From a neat pattern. COMFORT—From correct making. SERVICE—From good material. 1— Built on combination lasts to fit the feet perfectly from heel to toe—no slipping, no sagging, no cramping, no burning. 2— Special soles moulded to natural lines and ao skillfully con structed as to heold up and support the arch at its weakest point 3— Light in weight, firm in support, made.to hold their shape to the very last day’s wear. 4— They give that conscious air of foot-ease, comfort and poise that comes in the realization of healthy feet properly shod. LOOK OUT FOR SELF POISONING Neglect of the liver results in self-poisoning! Not so quickly, per haps, but just as surely as if you drank poison out of a bottU. If your liver to not doing its work of helping digestion, eliminating waste fro mthe bowels and purifying the blood, you will always be troubled with sick headaches, nausea, bilious news, bad breath, gas, sour stomach or constipation. Cleanse and tone your Hver- Put your system in condition so you feel your very beet again- Try just a spoonful of Dr. H. S. Thachar’s excellent Liver and Blood Syrup after the next few meals and notice the quick improvement in the way you eat, sleep, look and feel—the return of strength, vigor and tnergy You wiM be com otherwise there wi he Very Best Will Cost You Less At This Store. ..... - - - — - - FREE! Across from Theatre »II » yean ago. and this to hto tint riJ since that time. They that time, on thier homestead, thw miles up Reck creek. », . ;---------- ♦--------- * The firemen's bail WednmMy night was a big success, both socially and financially. Everybody had a splendid time and th» fir», men netted a neat little sum Th. Vernonia fire department h a asset to the city and all —Ttu> «gement to due them. ------- ♦.... Send in news items. The *«r|, appreciates to recaiva them for sub »SCIENCE FOR SERVICE Through the Experiment Station the Extension Service, and Resident Instruction Oregon Agricultural College . Serves the Farms, the Homes and Industries of Oregon It offers a college education tot— Agriculture, Commerce, Engineering, Forestry, Home Eco nomic«, Mines, Pharmacy, Vocational Education, Cheui. ical Engineering, Military Science and Tactics The School of BASIC ARTS AND SCIENCES provides the foundation for ail technical eouraea. The training in- eludes—Physical Education, Industrial Journaltom. Social Sciences, and Music. tiiMiiii*ttt*****tt***t sets»» i •••»•••*«••*«••*•• u »»»••••»««••••»•»*» •*« sM4*seM*«gnttMesteMsseaesMseaa$M$5$t$$BM*s»i« <••«»« eeeee Fall Term Begins September 21» 1925 For illustrated booklet* and specific information, write to THE REGESTRAK, OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oregon OLD—BUT TRUE The Prince of Wales started on a trip with 21 cooks and 800 trunks. And at that we’ll bet he doesn’t have as much fun as the Vemonii man who start« out with nothing but a fliwery, a. frying pan and a cof fee pot For Good Laundry Work N. Soden Barber Shop ‘ Albert A. Backus of Wssce C. arrived visit VmJ this week m ' Baeku, tor A a a ,, »• After all, a millionaire doesn’t have much fun. How is a million aire going to realise the excite- me nt of holding out a five-spot on his wife on pay-day. STATE LAUNDRY CO. O---- O Rose New York crooks recently stole $200,000 worth of jewels from one store, It’s a good thing both ends of the Brooklyn bridge are fastened down. The above are on gravelled streets. VERNONIA Population, 2000. High School and Standard Grade School. Pay Roll City—Mills, Logging. Ft.ming, Dairying, Fruit, Vegetables P. A. & P. Ry. Town growing fast. On Inland Loop Highway Between Portland and 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. Vernonia luoiasac»1 case of the <ro- “What shall we do with our We children?” asks an exchange, don’t know, but we know what Dad would have dune with his. Address WM. McMURRAY, G P. A. Portland, Ore. or G. W. ROBERTS, D. F. & P.A. Astoria, Oregon The above fares apply from Vernonia, Oregon. SAD DEATH Louis H. Raymer, shot himself early Tueaday morning, sitting in a chair by the kitchen stove at hie home. Mr. Raymer had suffred a few days with a severe headache, but no apparent cause la givn or Th« family re- known for the act. cently moved to Vernonia from Mr Raymer Napavine, Wash. t* "1,7 17 was 59 years old, was employed at the O.-A. mill and leaves a wife, four sons and three daughters. He be longed to ths Napavine I.O.O.F. lodge. Tht funeral was held Thurs The trouble with a good many Ver day, and was in charge of the Odd nonia boys is they insist on doing ar Fllows. The family have the sym father did instead of as father says. pathy of the community in their sudden bereavement. The most astonishing thing about MONTANA HOTEL CHANGES a “flapper’s” clothes is the length of time it takes her to get into them. The Montana hotel to now undei new management. Many valuable Another way to tell whether your changeshave been made, and the new wife is doing all of her own cook management will spare no trouble or ing to to note the number of tin, cans she throws out Dr. Thach« r'a Liver A If preseted before the supply for free diMyib-jtion to already given away. Read the full details above, then act at once, as this offer to| limited. Get a trial rise now by pHAMucr1“ « Big Oaks From Little Acorns Grow I The old saying that ‘‘Big Oaks From Little Acorn* Grow” applies with exceptioal triteness to the accumulation of a Saving Account. As small an amount as one dollar may be used as the acorn from which seed you may grow your own oak tree of savings. And in later life its sturdy growth will protect you from the storms and its spreading branches will shelter you from the burning shame of old age poverty. We want to help you get started saving—let us tell you about the different plans we have for your use. OF BANK VERNONIA Vernonia, Oregon VERNONIA STEAM LAUNDRY QUALITY WORK GUARANTEED A Vernonia Institution, Modem in Every Respect WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER *• V1 « Quick Service—Watch for Our Car ‘