Vernonia eagle., October 30, 1925, Image 4

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plow.
A few fruit trees, close
to school. . Will take Vernonia
property if satisfactory.
See
owner at Moonlinght Apartment,
No. 4. Vernonia, Oregon.
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FEATURES
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WANTS and FOR SALE
FOR
All ads. under this hesd re cash
with copy. Kates, one cent « word;
initials and figures count as words.
Minimum, 26 cents an issue.
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE OR TRADE—FOREST
Grove property for Vernonia*
acreage or town property. P. O.|
Box 47, Vernonia. Oregon. 10-tf
As the rains come and the power
is better and tha evenings are long«*>
th« picture* grow better. We had the
pleasure of seeing some exceptional
good shows the past week at the Ma­
jestic theatre. The weeks bookings
beginning tomorrow eontain excel­
lent offerings.
For this Saturday
night we notice is “Never Say Die”
he was scare dto death at the woman
with Douglas McLean, who acta like
For Sunday night a romantic love
story “Compromise" offers all the
scenen of romance, love and thrills
one would wish. On Monday night
next is **The Bloodhound" A story
of the Royal "Mounted Police in Ca |-
ada. On next Tuesday and Wednes­
day nights we will be pleased to see
Marie Prevost again with other
noted stars in the roaring comedy,
“Seven Sinners.”
Neat Thursday and Friday is the
’ special picture, Rin Tin Tin in
“Tracked in the Snow Country.”
SALE—SIXTEEN
double barrel hammerless shot gun
new, shot only 20 times and
cleaning outfit. $25.00.—One SO-
40 highpower rifle, cut down and
re-sighted, a modern up-to-date
sporting gun, new only shot 20
times
train sight. $25.00—600-
30-40 shells, that sell at $2.00 a
box of 20, will sell at 60c a box
of 20, To see them, see J. E. Crop­
Mill View
per, Vernonia .Oreg.
11-it»
House No. 12.
A FOUR ROOM HOUSE WITH
Breakfast Nook, bath and built'
ins can now be bought at $100.00 FOR SALE—Choice
Bridge street, some
cush and $5o.00 per n<»n:h. This
Cleveland
is one if the best homes in town.'
See G. C. Olsen.Vernonia Realty. I
In Des Moines they
12-2t
of bootleggers. New
corner on
terms. E. 8.'
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46-tf
had a parade!
York has its'
FORTY ACRE RANCH TO SELL police parade. According to recent*
or trade about four miles north, disclosures in Philadelphia it wouldnt.
of Buxton, 10 or 12 acres under matter much what they callel it there*
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VERNONIA BOOK 8 ART STORE
J. Merle and A. Kemper
Everything in Magazines, Stationery,Pictures and
Books—School and Office Supplies
Art and Novelty Goods
We do Picture Framing of All Kinds
$90,000 in iVeaiums
OBTtANq
M econ I
Nov.
SEE THE BEST IN THE LAND
With entries coming in from over the entire country, the 1925 Pacifc International
LiveetocJ F ooeinc-n. Inc., will present the greatest array of Itvem-k ever shown
under on - < >f in America. See t Sousa .id« of Beef and Dairy Cattle, Hones, Swine.
Sheep, C •_> nr.J Poultry; in addition the Poultry and Dairy Shows, I
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lxuiuetiMd Products Exhibits si d th» world femeu» Horae Show.
REDUCED FARES ON ALL RAILROADS
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MOVIE NEWLAND
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LIBRARY NOTICE
In order to accomodate the school
children, the hours of the Vernonia
pubjic library have been changed.
On Monday, Wednesday and Satur­
day afternoons, the library is open
from 3 until 5 and on Tuesday even­
ing from 7 until 8:30,
Please do NOT ask anyone but the
librarian to lian and receive books.
The Vernonia library is independent
of other activities at the city hall.
It is impossible for the library to
be open all day, so remember the
hours and come during that time.
The library is glad to announce
that new fiction has been put on
the pay shelf.
These books are
loaned for one week and a fee of
5 ents is charged for each week.
Tht library has had the Salem
traveling books for almost six mon
ths. It is now time to exchange them
for different ones. So please, be
sure to return all Salem books !>.v
November 1st.
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You’ll fall in love
F. A A. M., meets at Grange
at first sight, when
you see our new
wooden, unbreakable
Tinker Toys for the
Boys and Girls.
Come in and
You’ll want one of
each kind.
Make your choice now
and we’ll be glad
to put them away
until Christmas.
Do your Xmas
shopping early at
MAC’S PHARMACY
Formerly M & M Pharmacy
Across from Gilby Mo. Co.
Hall
every
Second
and
Fourth Thursday nights.
Wm. Folger. Master.
O. F. TIPTON, Sec,
Visitors Welcome
I. O.O.F,-V ernonia L odgk , N o . 246,
meets every Tuesday night at H:00
o'clock, in Grange Hall
M. L. GAINES, Noble Grand
P O. Mellinger Secretary
Knlflhts of Pythlaa. -
H arding I. odgk . 116.
Vernonia, Or — Meet»
every Monday night in
Grange Hill. All visit­
ing brother* cordially
invited.
J. W. BROWN. C. C.
JACK NANCE. K, R Jt S.
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M. D. COLE
DENTIST
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Vernonia,
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Crown Flour, 49 pound sack
$2.45
Crown Flour, per barrel
$9.69
Big ”K” Hard Wheat
$2.35
$9.29
Pure Cane Sugar 10 pounds
64c
25 pound cloth bag sugar
$1.63
Cheese, per pound
29c
['astern Hams, lb.
Eastern Bacon, lb
Sirloin Steak, lb.
Pot Roast, lb. . ,
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Cash
Stores
A few days ago a lady called U8
98c
on the phone to say that she had Milk, 10 tins
decided not*to trade at Skaggs
Stores any more.
She gave as New Crop Solid Pack Tomatoes, 2 tins
35c
her reason that she frequently
passed Skaggs Stores at night an«*
One dozen tins
$1.98
often noticed the men working
overtime and she did not think it
fair that they be required to do so Best Creamery Butter, one pound
59c
This and similar occurances de­
noting a customer’s interest and ■ Graham Puffs, 2 for
15c
possible misconception has im­ I
pelled us to write a series of
15c
short articles dealing with the or- Lettuce, 2 for
in, owner.-hip and operation of
Skaggs Stores and publish them Spuds, 9 pounds
25c
opposite our weekly ad.
Such questions as:
Sweet Spuds, 4 pounds
25c
“Why Our Men Work Overtime
“Who Owns Skaggs Stores”
“How Much Profit We make.” Bananas (Saturday,) per pound
10c
“Where The Profits Go.”
“How
Skaggs Ideals Have
TOBACCOS
Served To Make An Interest­ Prince Albert, Velvet, George Washington
ing and Profitable Game Out
of a Common and Lowly Vo­ and Cigarettes, 2 for................................. ¿DC
cation.”
Prince Albert, 1 pound tins.............................. 95c
“How and Why Mass Effort
Properly Harnessed to Pro­
ductive Policies Can and
Does Excel in Accomplish­
ment.”
and many other interesting an­
gle«, which will portray the hu­
man interest and business ro­
mance of modem fo-operative big
business.
Telephone 741
DR. ELLA W1
DR. C. J. WK
CHIROPRACTORS
Rheumatism
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Stomach, Livor and In
, Trouble«.
Delayed Menstruatioi
Vernonia Lodge No. 184 A.
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Big “K” per barrel
NEXT WEEK—“THE ORIGIN
OF SKAGGS STORES”
Says
NOTICES
LODGE
Lester Sheeley
VERNONIA GRANGE
The Vernonia Grange meets on th
Attorney-at-Law
second Saturday of every month a
7:30 P. M. Any member* of th
Vernonia,
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Grange living in or near Vernonia
or visiting in the community, nr
cordially invited to attend.
KIST
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F. E. MALMSTEN, Sec r
GEORGE H. SHIN1
Clark Beames of Dudley, Idaho,'
Free Ident
visited with his sister, Emma Rain-
-^Columbia
Co. Abet
water last week. He was accompar.ie)
“MARK EVERY
by his wife and sons Clarence and
Company
GRAVE’’
Earl and two daughters, Ruth and
St. Helens,
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Dorothy. They motored out by auto You will find at <>ur shop the
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and reported a fine trip. He has not
finest granite. “Rock of Age*,’
met his sister for 50 years, and this "St. Cloud,” “Ashland," and
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visit is making a very happy reunion. various
and r
granites
other
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They visited at Banks and at the marbles.
S. WELLS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. White were old home near Greenlie. Mr. Beamis
MERCHANT TAILC
RaductioB In Price»
Portland visitors Tuesday.
was greatlly impressed at the chang
Cleaning and Preaai
—For Sisty Day»—
Tomorrow Is Halloween,
Hope in the Nehalem valley.
Repairing and Altérât
the Vernonia boys will be gentleman­
Mr«. M. N. Lewis & Co.
We Call for and Deliver 1
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ly in their pranks.
» Rev. Everett preached at the Fourth A Main St».
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Hillsboro
City Limita
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The K. P. lodge. Harding lodge of Kist school house ' last Monday, to
a fair attendance.
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Vernonia, held “open house” to the
Bridge Street
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members and their wives last Mon­
Mrs. Anderson returned home one <
MAIN 8»l
day night. After the social part
iintiiU* Ltfcwn
»lay recently from Centersville much
the
evening,
refreshments were improved in health.
Vernonia, Oregon
Post No. 119
served and all endulged in talk con­
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jones visited
cerning the possibilities(of organiz­
meets 2nd and
with Mrs. Jones parents, Mr. and
ing a Pythian Sisters lodge here.
Mon. nite* f -------------------
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Al Leach was visiting friends in Mrs. D. W. Rainwater last week.
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Vernonia this week from Dilley.
Boy Scouts meet
Theodore Anderson is on the sick
NEHALEM HOI
list thirf week.
every Fri. nlghtat Legion hnll
Opp.
Gilby Motor Co. on
jom.
M. È. CARKIN, Ccr
■ street and Grant At
Roy Jones, who was hurt at the
EUGENE SHIPLEY. Adj.
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Sunset camp, is able to go hack to
Newly Fttrniabel Threw
work again.
Modera aod Ceeveai«
There will be a Ha'lowe'n ’--’ty r
at the old school houa. r.i Cd.1er
Catering to the traveling
“HELO, HELO’’
You will be cared for a
mills Halloween E.c.
Nehalem Hotel
Neta Ohler wan visiting at
Why not try our Sand
Wm. Pringle, Prop.
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Martin Rainwater last week.
S Skaggs
The Origin and
Operation of
Skagg* Store
Professional ?, Business Direc
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35c
38c
25c
15c
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PROFITABLE FOR SON
A group of farmers were talking
at the village store and one of them
asked: “Do you think it pays to keep
poultry?”
“Weil, no. I can’t say that I do,”
was the answer, “but I’m sure it
pays my son Jim.”
“How** that." asked another man.
"Weil, you see, I bought him the
fowls I have to furnish the food; I
buy the eggs from him and he eau
them.”—Farm Life.
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A pint of liquor, an auto and an-
other man’s wife make up a combine
tion that is always good for either
an editorial or an obituary notice.—
COMPANY
WHITE FRONT
KANDY KITCHEN
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Local Hauling and all I
of team work
Office at Kavanaugh Lan«
SPECIAL CARR WJ’,
FURNITURE HAVU»
G RAVEL
Phone 663
R m . Phoa
Vernonia, Oregon
Delivered any place in town any
time.
Good screened and crushed gravel
for all purposes.
Roanoke Times.
Pit at Al Parkers Place
T. X EDWARDS
RAY REASONER
Vernonia,
Oregon
(Insured Carrier) ’
Portland - Vernonia Truck
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VERNONIA TRADII
COMPANY
for
AMERICAN FARM LIFE
VERNONIA OFFICE
A. W. Whitaker, “The Coty"
—Telephone 673—
The doctor was oxamining school
children. One youngster was under
weight.
“You don’t drink milk?"
PORTLAND OFFICE
“Nope."
Ant« Freight Termfe.l
“Live on a farm and don’t drink
E. Water and Yamhill Sts.
milk at all?"
East 822«-------- Of flea No. 11
“Nope, we ain’t got hardly enough
Portland Resident—Walnut 2380 milk for the hogs."—Everybody's
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J Everybody reads the Eagle.
Dupont Exploróme an
Blasting Accessories
Cem
Feed, Grain and Hi
Lima, Brick, Plaeter,
BRICOUETTES — Beet heaf
ashee, laeting. Just tbe thia
Iricubator heatlng.
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COLLECTIONS
Vernonia Trading
Wholesale
Vernonia,
NO COLLECTION------ NO CHARGE
Vornonla, Oregon
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wiches, pie and coffee
also Spanish Beans.
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Which will be served r
daily at the
CURLEY’S TRANS
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO
Portland
McMinnville
602 Board of Tratto Bldg.
Hillsboro
Tillamook
hemstitching
M rs j. i. eterni
No. 12. Mill Vi««
Vernonia,
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