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FEATURES
Andrew Carnegie gives thia mes­ mainly alien. We believe that every ♦--------------------------------- +
sage to young men: “You are more true American is for it heart and
The past week has been an en­
likely to fail in life from the habits foul."
tertaining one at the Majefiij thea­
of drinking liquor than from any or
tre. Each night the house was com­
all other temptations."
Good programs
Realty values have been helped by fortably filled.
prohibition. Slum centers are disap­ bring good houses anj on this therie
Henry Ford asserts in the Dear- pearing. Families formerly satisfied Mr. Bush has a weeks program be­
bom Independent: “After its five* with renting indecent places in sa- fore us that equals or excells the
years of trial, prohibition is not a loon districts are now owning their past week.
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failure. It is the people who have own hemes in good localities.—The
neglected to correspond with it who Union Signal.
A treat is in store for all of us
thia Saturday night and Sunday mat
inee. All want to see Thomas Mei-
ft
ghan, all know him and his wonder
ful acting. Th« Saturday night pic­
ture not only offers Melgahn, but
Virginia Valli in “The Man Uho
Found Himself." One of the really
LINCOLN—FORD—FORDSON
wonderful stories to be screened. It
is a Paramount too. Rex lleache's
You can now buy your Ford on the 18 months
story.
Thia sensational powerful
payment plan
story by this famous author makes
Payments as low as $21.88 a month
an exciting, glowing picture. With
o—o—o
its revelation of the grueling third
Gasoline, Oil, Storage, Tires and Accessories
degree, its striking depiction of a
Mother's Love, its exotic settings, it
stands out as a picture that must
Ambulance for Towing
Battery Service
be seen.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
“A Hom. Lik. Ckarch”
Sunday school at 9:45 with a
class for you and a place for you to
work. You will find a heatry wel­
come there. The morning hour of
worship at 11 o'clock. The Young
Peoples service at 6:30 p. m.. The
evening service will be Evangelistic
The evening message is always pre-
ceeded by a thirty minute gospel
Bong service, which we know that you
will enjoy. Come and enjoy these
services wit hus. W. F. Rademacher,
Pastor.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
There was a splendid Bible school
at the Christian ch arch last Sunday
and we have every reason to expect
another good day next Sunday.
The pastor is giving a sermonett
to the children and every child is
given a question to look up for the
following Sunday.
Next Sunday there will be two in-[
teresting sermons from a chart. In
the morning “The Gospel Train’’
showing how the church became de-
vided and we have so many tracks
today. The evening sermon “Christ­
ian Unity” Here the pastor will make
a fair propostion whereby he will be
ready to go with any churches that
can agree in harmony with the gos-
pel.
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CARD OF THANKS
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CHURCH NOTICES
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CRAWFORD MOTOR CO.
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REGULAR $5.00 VALUE
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$3-98
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TO THE LADIES OF VERNONIA
All ladies who are interested in I
, forming a ladies gymnasium class in
Vernonia are asked to be at the I
public meeting called fur that pur­
pose in the social hall of the Evan­
gelical church on the evening of
Friday the 23rd at 8. p. m.—Dr
Ella Wight.
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If you have anything to sell or
want anything. Advertise in the Eagle
Warms Bath Rooms, Bed Rooms, Dry Clothes,etc.
See-HOFFMAN-about it
STORES AT
•TORES AT
NEWBERG
SALEM
SHERIDAN
VERNONIA
CORVALLIS
HILLSBORO
McMINNEVILLF
MONMOUTH
ranch, Qn. and one-half milaa Muth
of Ulatakanie on Miat road.—Adv:
Kt.t.m.iit of ownership,
•Irculation. ate., aa required
Act of Congreae of Auguet, 1911L
of the Vernonia
Eagle, publiehed
weekly at Vernonia, Oregon, tor
Oct. 6-
.
State of Oregon, County of Cel'im-
bia. Before roe, a notary
In
and for the SUte and
■aid, personally appeared Paul 8.
Robinson, who. having been duly
eworn accord!, g to law. dopooee and
■ay« that he la the editor and owner of
the Vernonia Eagle, and that a true
atato i ent ef the ownership, aaa
meat, etc., of the aforesaid pu
tion, to-wit:
Publisher, Editor and Ruaineoa
■ger. la Pau) S. Kobineon. Known
bondholder., mortgagees and other se­
curity holder, are None.
P aul 8. Rosioou.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
thia Sth day of October, 191S.
LESTER 8HEELEY,
Notary Public
My commission expiree December 11
19S5.
Phone 612
Hoffman Hdw. Co
We wish to thank our many friends
neighbors, Inspectors division Port­
land police, W. B. A. lodge No. 23
Vernonia and Eastern Star lodge of
.Beaverton, for their sympathy ex­
tended to us in the loss of our be­
loved mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Powell, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Powell, Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. C,
B. Lloyd.
Booth Tarkington's high-tension
story of a man who went to Jail for
another man’s crime, and of how he
came back and Bottled old scores.
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For next Thursday and Friday is
a big special event, It is Zane Greys
entitled “Wild
marvelous story
Horse Mesa."
As is typical of all Zane Gr.y'a
pictures, this one is made up of IX-
citing, adventurous events but with
this difference it has several thrills
that audiences have never seen be
fore. The love theme is intensely
dramatic The hero’s own brother is
dramatic. Tt" hero’s iwn brother is
his rival and there is the future
complication of a third suitor and
also the unwelcome advances ef an
outlaw. On top of this, the Indian
chief’s attractive daughter is hope­
lessly infatuated with the hero.
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Good winter apples, 60 cents per
box. Pick in own containers. Walkey
EVERYTHING
TO WEAR
We are in our new Building
Next Sunday night, you just can’t
help but wonder around to see about
it. Your anxiety won’t let you miss
it. It is “Night Life in New York."
Allan I>wan knows his Broadway
and he has pourd the whole life and
soul of the Big Street into this
fast steeping melodrama this comedy
romance of night clubs, gunfights,
taxi races, flirting Follies girls
dancing damsels, heart throbs anl
love. *
On next Monday night you can
see Fred Thompson in “The Wild
Bulls Lair" Also the wonder hone
Silver King. It is purely western,
Supported by an excellent cast
Thompson sweeps through this story
of superstition, mystery and the su­
pernatural in whirlwind fashion,
finally conquering a full grown bull
in a trilling fight at the close of
the picture..
Watch this space next week for Removal
Sale. Another Vernonia business house is
going to move in a large store building and
double the stock. Speaks well for Vernonia.
Next Tuesday and Wcdniday, “The
Goose Woman” an extra good «how
you have seen extensively advertised
in the daily papers. A story read
the world over and one to be re­
membered long after seeing it pic­
tured.
B I G SALE
Continues!
Customers marvel at low prices offered in this
timely closing out sale. Vernonia never before had
offered such bargains. Come and sec.
Every
reader of this adv. will be more than convinced
that advertising pays at both ends. Take advant­
age of this fortunate deal.
You save mo.e than
half. A page couldn’t relate all the bargains
A fall selling campaign never to be equalled again in yaur city.
Right now is the time to take advantage of a real saving of from
40 to 60 per cent on your winter buying.
The two combined
stocks of Petersen’s and Haltom, thrown together and sold out
by Director Bros. Your opportunity for this saving is limited to
a short time only—nothing reserved — everything goes_ fix­
tures for sale.
Read the list below and come prepared to supply your winter
needs.
Shelves are crowded with merchandise of the Highest Quality
Obtainable.
See us for your Fall and Winter Needs. We can
save you money.
Womens new stock rubbers ............................... .................. 10c
Men’s engineer and fireman hose................
.................. 15c
Men’s Wool mixed union suits, reg. $3.00, now ................. $1.69
Men’s $2.50 Dress Caps...........................
........... .. $1.69
Men’s and Boys Caps, values to $2.00 .
.................... 49c
Men’s Sweaters, reg. $5.00....................
................. $2.98
Men’s body guard union made Overails
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.......... ».....$1.19
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One gal, can Pumpkin, while they last
Mens Overcoats, val. to $20 and $25.$$ .
$9.86 to $14.85
Womens House Dresses.........................
89c
Womens Hose, special ...........................................
39c
Boys Two-piece Underwear, heavy, $1.25 value for
69c
Boys Union Suits..........................................................
98c
Boys 2-piece Underwear......................................
59c
Ladies Dresses and Coats, half price
Watch our Advs. Later
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Vernon ias Leading’ Store
Director Bros
Former location of Haltom Mercantile Co