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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1925)
nd Highway a kiss VERNONIA EAGLE would you at my Charles-” "Go on how is ¿hat? stream for your parents?” “Why?” "Well, look at those two chairs. My You don’t want to kiss the whole Citar'eg made them all out of his finally do you?” own h< ad, anil ne nas enough wood left to make tin armchair." Solid Mahogany. “There Is not --------- ♦--------- mother boy in thia town us clever' Theological Item. Parson ‘‘You stole . —♦------- 1 love tq go to Sunday school, don’t you, Robert?" Bobby, "Yes, sir.” UNEARNED CRITICISM Professional ?. Business Directory ( Parson, "What do you expect to learn today?" Bobby,“The date of By FRANCIS H. SISSON the. picnic." Chairman, Rubile Relations Commi» ----------- *----------- slon American Bankers Association Try an Eagel Want Ad. Thera has been come disposition to criticise the administration of tha country's basking system for the sud- des collapse of prices and curtail ment of credits in l»20 and 1921. and the subsequent finan cial difficulties at the farmers As a matter of fact, what ever blame may at tach to bankers must be for the too gen- _ . erous financing, lu Francis H. Sisson many case. of spec ulative investment in farm property during the period or Inflation if any Just criticism could be directed st the manner in which the Federal Reserve System functioned tn this situation In the opinion of many It would be that the Reserve banks delayed too long In raising the rediscount rates An ear tier effort might have stayed the proc ess of Inflation. The collapse of l»20 was by no means confined to agriculture, and was the Inevitable sequel to the Inflettati period. All branches of business suf fared In this period of reset tan and perhaps none more than banking against which this criticism has been levelled. The financial situation of the farmers was greatly aggravated by tbr fact that the high land values and blgb prices of agricultural products bad led many farmers to incur obligation? based on the Inflated values If the farmer was victimised at all. Indeed he was the victim of too much ratbet than too little consideration The real progress which has been achieved in agricultural finance in recent years lies more In the Intelligent distribution of farm credit than In volume With agencies now functioning tar the provision of ample credits for the American farmer, his enduring success depends upon the wisdom and fore sight with wblcb be meets the prob terns of production and marketing More than ever before his activities must be regulated with reference to world conditions, and his pro du like those of the manufacture! or mer chant will reflect the measure of his loec’i In adjusting bls activities to these conditions. Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A. p, A A. M-, meets at Grange Hall and DR. ELLA WIGHT DR. C. J. WIGHT CHIROPRACTORS Rheumatism Neuritis I Stomach, Liver and Intestinal Troubles. Delayed Menstruation T r DR. H. H. HURLEY Dentistry and X-Ray Evenings by Appointment ________ lo . o . f .- V eknonia L odge , No. 246, meets every Tuesdsy night at 8:<X) o’clock, in Grange Hall M. L. GAINES, Noble Grand P. O. Mellinger Secretary Office r«er Halton’s Store Vernonia, Oregon <----------------------------------------- ' r M. D. COLE Knights of Pythias. - H arding 1 a » dge , 116. Vernonia, Or —Meets every Monday night it Grange Hall. Ail visit ing brothers cordially invited. Chas. Mellinger, C. C. J. B. Wilkerson, K. of R. S. DENTIST Vernonia, VERNONIA GRANGE The Vernonia Grange meets on th second Saturday of every month a 7:30 P. M. Any members of th Grange living in or near Vernonia or visiting in the community, ar cordially invited to attend. F. E. MALMSTEN, Sec j c Attomey-at-Law Vernonia, r GEORGE H. SHINN President Columbia Co. Abstract Company “MARK EVERY GRAVE” St. Helens, Oregon L----------------------------------- - -------------------- / You will find at our shop the 44' Rock of Ages,’ finest granite. and “Ashland,” “St. Cloud,” and granites various other marbles. Reduction In Price. —For Sixty Day.— HELP MERCHANT TAILOR s Cleaning and Pressing Repairing and Alterations 2 We Call for and Deliver Within City Limits Bride* Street MAIN 891 2 CRAWFORD MOTOR CO.—Vernonia Oregon MIST GARAGE,—Mist, Oregon AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER . . . . THE ONLY VACUUM SWEEPER BACKED BY 55 YEARS ELECTRICAL EXPERIENCE Interesting Features TRANSLATED TO Housekeeping Terms e 1. Whisks up all threads, hair and lint and loosens deeply imbedded dirt without injury to the finest rugs. 2. A touch on ths lever starts or stops the brush immediately — convenient when you use attachments. 3. Adapts itself to any thickness of rug— does away with bother of adjustment. 4. Keeps small light rugs from being drawn up into nozzle—do not diminish suction. 5. Prevents du fr :a e'-' .j-in i.ilo room *r dropping back c:. ti f •< r—-c .8/ t> r.t’.ncli. 6. Makes it p, to ri.-ir. f eversi rooms from one soci • ’ -nil to wind extra lengths of cord out of way. 7. Easily operated with one hand—gives in stant control of power. 8. Does away with the annoyonce of havinj tools slip out when in use. 9. Makes it possible to clean under low fur niture and run from rug to rug —or holds handle erect. IQ. Prevents nozzle from marring furniture and wood work —and keeps wheels from scratching floor. Vernonia [ight & p ower Qompany In Vernonia Electric Ranges, Sweepers, Sewing Machines, Toasters, Iron and other appliances, Electrical Wiring. The banka of Linn County Oregon, are showing more enthusiasm than ever thia year tn behalf of a county corn exhibit similar to that held last year at the Linn County Fair. Last year's exhibit was the result of a con test for a prize ottered by a number of local banks. This was so success ful that this year ten out of the eleven banks In “the county will subscribe to the effort. The Agricultural Committee of the Alabama Bankers Association has recommended that a scholarship fund be established for the education of worthy young men and women along agricultural and home economics tines. It Is estimated that if each bank In the State were to contribute 25 cents per thousand capital, five to six thousand dollars per annnm would be realised. American Legion Post No. H. 3. Mowrer, chairman of the Agri cultural Committee of the New Jersey Bankers Association, together with H. J. Baker, director of extension work in the College of Agriculture, made a complete tour of the state thia spring, calling on the county agents and agricultural committees of the various county organisations to get a definite line-up on the worh done and the pinna tor the coming year. Ways and means tor furthering the program of the state committee wore eoneld ered at these conferences. The small advs. get resulta. : I I !! •“.HIM <______ ________ NEHALEM HOTEL Scouts meet Legion hall Opp. Gilby Motor Co. on Bridge • street and Grant Ave. _____ J r Newly Furnish«! Threaghewt Modern and Convenient ■s Catering to the traveling public. You will be cared for at the Nehalem Hotel “HELO, HELO” » 1 '-til ìLook! ... every Fri. nigh tat Vernonia, Oregon 119 meets 1st and Mon., nites The Agricultural Committee of the Oklahoma Bankers Association, In Its report, recommends that the bankers see that a competent agent is appoint ed In each county and that he has a degree from some agricultural col I lege. They believe that the agricul lv tural possibilities of U m state should i be better advertfeed and that each r county bankers association should do some work along that Una. Searcy County Bankers Association. Arkansas, entertained as its guests recently some seventy-five farmers and business men. The result was the organisation of the North Central Ar kansna Agricultural Association. Its purpose will be to coordinate the ef- to> is of the farmers and business men tn promoting a better agriculture Searcy County bankers are giving 100 settings of purebred eggs for distribu tion to the boys' and girls* dubs in the county. 'I ---------- - Why not try our Sand wiches, pie and coffee also Spanish Beans. Which will be served daily at the Wm. Pringle, Prop. <------------ ------------------------------x CURLEY’S TRANSFER COMPANY Local Hauling and all kinds of team work Office at Kavanaugh Land Co. y SPECIAL CARE WITH FURNITURE HAULING ■'S G RAVEL Delivered any place in town any time. Good screened and crushed gravel for all purposes. Phone 563 Res. Phons «SS Vernonia, Oregon r SEE THE Pit st Al Parkers Place , REASONER Oregon Vernonia ____________________________________ / WHITE FRONT KANDY KITCHEN RAY Vernonia, i S. WELLS Mr». M. N. Lewis & Co. Fourth A Main St.. Hili.boro --------- ♦---------- Oregon 7 * r By this method, added strength and flexibility are imparted to the cords, mak ing Gum-Dipped Balloons most service* able and enduring over rough roads. MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Oregon Lester Sheeley This exclusive method is carried out in special Gum-Dipping plants, after which the cords are put through the usual calen* dering process. BANKERS Second Wm. Folger. Master. O. F. TIPTON, Sec., Visitors Welcome UM-DIPPING—the Firestone extra process builds into tires extra quality by impregnating and insulating every fiber of every cord with rubber. Save money—buy Gum-Dipped Balloons now while prices are low* every Fourth Thursday nights. Why Gum-Dipping is so Important to Car Owners G 1 LODGE NOTICES VERNONIA TRADING COMPANY for Our old-fashioned drink was bottled in bond. Judging from the reported income tax of the soft drink people, our present drinks c Dupont Explosive« a Blasting Accessories are bottled in bonds. Lime, Brich, Plaster, Ceesmst "Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast,’’ quoted the Wise Guy. “Not If you live in the next apart ment,” growled the Simple Mug. --------- ♦---------- Feed, Grain and Hay BRICQUETTES — Best heat, no ashes, lasting. Just the thing for incubator hea ting. Send in news items. The Eagle appreciates to receive them for pub lication. Vernonia Trading Co. Wholesale and Retail Orafe Vernonia. H U N T K R f Play safe. Before startinc the local agent about a MUTUAI* BENEFIT HEALTH AND ACCI DENT POLICY. Pays AU Always It’s thw writtea. G. C. Oleen, Vi ty. local
