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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1925)
rWKMttÁ BAALS ISijoy the new Ssru/nswick^ ♦ LOCALS Picked Up About Town 4------------- --------------------1 The Eagle appreciates receiving little news itmes. Hand or send or phone us a prsonal. Of your visits or visitors, parties, dinners, weddings, births, sickness or accidents, any happenings of a newsy character. We appreciate it. With the help of the readers of the Eagle it will be a better NEWS paper. An extra attraction, not on the program, was pulled in front of the dance hall last Saturday night, in the ppearance of two pugelists. Sev eral bloody rounds were successfully staged without interference and and the evening continued to ad vance as if nothing had happened. BAKERY YO taOVE The1 Vernonia bakery ha« talced a lease tor a period ot year« <rti the store room formerly occupied by the Silver Fox pharmacy, acroas from the Bank of Vernonia and they will move to their new quarters just as soon as new equipment can be received and installed, probably about December 15. They will install a nev even of the most modem type with a capa city of 375 one- pound loaves at one baking. Thia, together with other up-to-the-minute equipment, will make their home bakery one of the finest and most modern bakeries in the state and they will be able to produce a product which will be sec ond to none in quality. ------- ♦------- POWDER EXPLOSION KILLS WORKER A worker by the name of Ed Ber- renback, at the Carnagee camp, Mrs. B. J. Cline, with several known as the old Beaver camp, near young folks attended the Christian Vernonia, was instantly killed on Endeavor Union convention at Rain Monday while shooting stumps. With ier Friday, Saturday and Sunday. a fellow worker, he had set powder Among them were Thresa Bays. under a big Btump and went up to Catherine Hoffman, Della Cline and see if his charge had went out. As Maxine Elliott. Miss Della was suc he bent over the charge, it went off, Moat of cessful in winning first prize in the striking him in the head. the head was blown away, the vic oratorical contest. tim evidently never knowing what A chicken dinner party on Thurs happened. --------- ♦---------- day evening o flast week was great The big Oregon-American mill at on attractive ly enjoyed by those in attendance. It was an affair of the American Veronnia, running two shifts em terms Laudry staff an(| the laundry work ploying hundreds of men, the home ers were nearly all present. The Johnston-McGraw shingle mill con "VLTHEREXTR you go. party was held at the home of Mr«. tinually operating and the old Ver whatever you may B. H. Glovr; cards were endulged in. nonia mill starting up full blast by do, enjoy the unlimited entertainment possi Mrs. Glover winning the honors and Mr. Lindsay, makes Vernonia quite bilities of Brunswick Records—with the New Lee Waters the booby. A vocal solo an industrial city. Brunswick Portable. --------- *---------- was given by Emma Valentine. Light and compact, drop the Portable in the back He: “ Tough luck I Ten miles from Those at the dining table were: of the car, take it wherever you go. Have dance town with a blowout and no jack.” Mrs. Margarett Coates, Mrs. A. Les music, popular songs, new hits or the day—have She: "Didn’t you bring your ter, Mrs. G. H. Garner. Mrs. Grace old favorites, too—whenever you wish. Ideal check book?”—Oklahoma Whirl- Burns, Mrs. B. H. Glover, Miss Ger too, for your son or daughter going away to school. wind. trude Raynolds, Miss Emma Valen --------- 4--------- We have Brunswick Portables in attractive colors tine, J. W. Beall, Jr., Roland L. Demb Bella. and offer them to you on pleasing terms. See Treharne, M. F. Rentfro and Lee What is a waffle? them—hear them now. Waters. A waffle is a pancake with cleats --------- ♦--------- Let us Demonstrate Naw, not so good- A waffle is a M. H. Gregory spent Sunday in flapjack that has been run over by Portland. a new all-weather balloon tire with --------- ♦---------- Wm. FOLGER, Prop. knobby tredas. GET LEFT IN RAINIER THE REXALL STORE --------- ♦--------- The County C. E. convention at There are 6,500,00 farms in Am Rainier last Saturday and Sunday erica, according to the Christian BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS was very well attended and success Science Monitor, and these use ful in every way. Sixteen delegates 200,000 automobiles and 680,000 RECORDS AND RADIOLAS from Vernonia attended. There was . trucks. a slight mistake or blunder in the If you have anything to sell or transportation of some of our dele I gates. Six young girls were provided want anything. Advertise in the Eagle For Sale--- Partly trained The sixth anniversary of the with passage over on Saturday and hunting dog. See Geo. Ban ” "he v'"ai"e’ np'a" ... ® , Treaty was observed as a Day of were told that a car would come for them Sunday. In some misundec Zer, Mist, Ure 12 .21 General Mourning in Bavaria. standing the car failed to go and the girls were stranded in a strange STORES AT town. One of them found ®n acquain tance who arranged for their re turn home on the late stage Sunday CORVALLIS night, none the worse fo rtheir ex HILLSBORO perience. A good time was reported McMINNEVILLF by the delegates. MONMOUTH --------- ♦--------- The Eagle recently added 600 new fuie linseed Oil Base subscribers. Certainly a “Shoppers i Guide" worth while. Read Eagle ads before buying for Christmas. --------- ------------ BADLY HURT Verne Green met with a severe accident last Friday while working in the lumbr camp. A falling limb got him and churshed one shoulder. He was immediatly taken to a Port land hospital, and at this writing is reported as getting along very well. per gallon We Deliver the Goods --------- ♦--------- MRS. ALLEN DIES Don’t pay more. Don’t buy cheap dope FLOUR PRICES .... Word received today, says that Mr Ida Allen died ;.t Kelso, Wed Crown, 49-lb. sck >2.45 nesday. Mrs. Allen formerly lived on the Rock creek road near Ver Crown, 24-lb. sck >1.25 nonia, going to Kelso about two weeks ago. The funeral services will Olympic,49-lb.sck >2.45 be held this Friday at 1 p. m. at the Vernonia Evangelical church. Olympic,24-lb.sck >1.25 Vernonia Drug; Co. NOTICE Vernonia Stage Line Change of Schedule Effective October 29, 1925 Leave«Vernonia for Portland via Forest Grove 7:50 A.M. 10:50 A.M. 12:50 P.M. 5:50 PM. No 12:50 Stage on Sunday« Leave Portland for Vernonia via Forest Grove 9:00 A.M. 1:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. No 4 P. M. Stage on Sundays FARES: One way $2.05; Round Trip, >3.75; Week-end Round Trip >3.35 Leave Vernonia for Portland via St. Helens .......... 6:50 A.M. 3:50 P.M. Leave Portland for Vernonia via St. Helens 7:40 A.M. 5:10 P.M. FARES: One Way $2.25; Round Trip >3.90 PLEASE RESERVE THIS FOR FUTURE REF ERENCE YOUR SELECTION FROM AN UNUSUAL DISPLAY When purchasing a diamond; it pays to know beyond question that your final selection can be the subject of criticism. Our jewels are most carefully chosen by experts, which means protection for you. It is the strongest guarantee of the satisfac tion you have a right to receive. Diamond rings in mountings 120.00 up. KULLANDER'SJEWELRYSTORE Expert Swiss and American Watch Repairing Done I STOKES AT NEWBBRO ' SALEM 8HERIDAN VERNONIA Hoffman Hdw. Co Rubber Footwear, Raintest Clothing Loggers Boots, Underwear, Leather Jackets. Our stock is complete and prices right. Let us Show You See—HOFFMAN—about it Delmonte.49-lb. sck— ................... . - >2.35 fa MONSTER CLOSING OUT SALE Delmonte, 24-lb. sack— ........................ >1.20 With a great double stock of Fall and winter merchandise at prices that will set a new record for value giving. Don’t fail to be here this week and witness the greatest event ever attempted in this city. The combined stocks of Haltom Mercantile Co., and A. W. Petersen must be disposed of immediate1", regardless of price, as we have but a few days left, and we . 1 the good. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to save your self some money. £.■ Just received a shipment of Men’s suits that must be sold at astonishing reductions. See our window and come prepared to make a saving of 50 per cent on your suit and overcoat. Crown,10-lb. sck ... 70c EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE HAS ZLEN I ZZ JCED IN PRICE Former Location of Haltom Mercantile Company Crown Pastry Flour, 10 pound sack ............ 70c Farin,10-lb. ack ......70c Com Meal,10-lb^ck 50 Pancaks Flour, 10-lb.— sack ........................ 75c Rolled Oats, 10-lb. ack ................... . ......... 50c Graham Flour, 10-lb.— sck .......................... 50c Whole Wheat, 10-lb.— sck .......................... 50c Shredded Wheat 10c OUR REGULAR PRICES Com Flakes, 3-pkg 25c Post Toasties,3-pkg 25c Good Can Com & Peas, 7 cans.................... $1.00 ORDER YOUR NEEDS Our Regular Prices Red Wrist Canvas Gloves, 15c All Leather Gloves 50c Big Yank Shirts 75c Old Hickory Shirts 98c Heavy Flannel Shirts >2.75 to $3.00 Heavy all wool Blazers $4.50 to $6.50 Heavy Wool Sox 29c to 35c Lumberman’s Mita 75c to $1.00 Men’s Heavy Cotton Union Suits >1.65 to $2 Men’s Heavy Wool Union suits >2.75->5.50 Everything for the Workingman One Price to All Men’s Lastic Rubbers $1.35 Men’s Heavy White Rock Rubbers >1.50 Men’s Hi Bootees >5.50 Men's Six eylet Bootee white, blk & red rubber $4.00 Men’a Hip Boot«, white blk and red rubber >7 Buckhect Ind. tan Paes 16-in. >10.00 Old Style Chippewa Paes, 14 in >11.00 West Coast Loggers 12 in >16.50 Pone Dry and Rainier Loggers Boots >13.60 We Make Good Vernonias Leading Store I * t
