Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, November 27, 1925, Image 5

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VERNONIA EA
Classified
Advertising
WANTS and VOR SALK
All ads. under this head re cnsh
with copy. Rates, one cent a word;
initial* and figure» count a* word*.
Minimum, 26 cent* an Issue.
LETS SWAP—00*100 LOT FOR
car. Close to Vernonia business
section, high school and mill,
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waler piped in an<j paid. Will trade
for late model car. E. S. Schubel,
Treharne.
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MILLION LIVES SAVED
IN NEAR EAST •
Believe
Task Will
be
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* rotessional 5 Business Directory
LODGE NOTICES
Com
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pleted In the Next Few
DR. ELLA WIGHT
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DR.
C.
J.
WIGHT
F. A A. M., meets at Grange
CHIROPRACTORS
Hall every Second and
Rheumatism
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Stomach, Liver and T*t**ti**l
Fourth Thursday night*.
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Trouble*.
Folger. Master.
Delayed Menstruation
O. F. TIPTON, Sec,
Visitor* Welcome
Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A.
Years.
Hnman Battering Ram
That America will complete Its work j
In the Near East In the next three or
four years is the confident assertion
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of J. J. Handsaker, Northwest Region­
FOR SALE—TERMS OR CASH, F
s’ Director of Near East Relief.
resident lots, 50*100 each, 1 bus«
“For ten years we have been busy
ness lot. By twner, Mrs. J.
binding up the wounds left by the
Brown
DR. H. H. HURLEY
World War and the wars which fol­
lowed the World War. A million lives
Dentistry
and X-Ray
PACIFIC
WOODMEN
LIFE
FOR SALE—$50 PER ACRE
1 -.re been saved and 200,000 children
ASSOCIATION LODGE
rescued and many of them given train­
acres 3% miles north of Vernonin
Evening* by Appointment
ing for lives of future usefulness. To­ Meets every Friday night at Sess-
on river rond. About one millón
mans Hall. All visiting Brothers
day
there
are
some
36,000
children
in
feet of fir. good fstniirg Find,
Office ever Halton's Store
welcome.
Emil Messing, C. C.
America's care in the Near East. Their
Vernonia,
Oregon
running wnter; will sell 80 sert
0. L. Bateman, Clerk
average age is about ten years, 2000
tracts or more. Terms.
A. L
are under the age ol four years. The
Parker, 11F53
134t
Near East Relief keep* them only un
til they are sixteen. So carefully are
they trained in various handicrafts
M. D. COLE
FOR SALE OR TRADE—FOREST
that they are able to support them
Grove property for Vernonia
selves at that age, and although we
L O.O.F.—V ernonia L odge , N o . 246,
acreage or town property. P. O.
DENTIST
try to follow them after they have left meets every Tuesday night at 8:00
Box 47, Vernonin. Oregon. Nl.ti
The return of velveteen Into the the orphanages to care for them il o'clock, in Grange Hall
Vernonia,
Oregon
modes for children a* well as they are ill or to find them new jobs :
M. L. GAINES, Noble Grand X.______________ _
grown-ups I* a great advantage to In case they are misfits, still our serv !
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WANTED
P. O. Mellinger Secretary
thrifty mothers. Velveteen Is likeil ice practically ends when they ar*
sixteen.
better In combination with other ma
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WANTED— Old- cotton rags at the
“Nearly all the money that America
The photograph shows Al Kreuz, terlals than by Itself and this make»
Eagle office..must be clean, cash who Is popularly known as the “human It particularly useful for remodeling give* Near East Relief today is spent
Knight* of Pythias. -
Lester Sheeiey
H arding L odgs , 116,
paid. .
40-tf battering ram” of the Pennsylvania frocks or coats. Little girl* have a for children. Help given to adults
Vernonia,
Or.
—
MeeU
grid machine. Much of the success of way of growing lengthwise at the rate takes the form of clothing and this it
every Monday night ir
AttorneysRt-Law
| the Keystone team this season ha* uf several Inches a year and frocks never furnished free if the refugee*
Grange Hill All visit­
FOR RENT
Vernonia,
been due to the effort* of Kreuz.
become too short long before they are are able to work or can pay even a
Oregon ,
ing brothers cordially
worn out. In this case a wide velve­ few cents for their garments. Money
invited.
F or RENT—NEWLY FURNISHED
J. W. BROWN. C. C.
X.
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They met on the bridge at midnight. teen border set on the skirt, and band* is spent on the children and as soon
office and bed room. Heat, light
JACK NANCE. K. R A S.
added
to
the
sleeves,
a*
shown
In
the
as
they
are
in
a
position
to
care
foi
But they’ll never meet again.
and water. Call Hoffman Hard­
picture, prolong the usefulness of the themselves our work will cease.
For one was an east-bound heifer,
r
frock and double Its service.
ware Co.
15tf,
“It cannot be repeated too often
And the other a west-bound train.
GEORGE H. SHINN
Velveteen skirts with cloth ->ver that the children are out of Turkey
VERNONIA GRANGE
President
»louse* or velveteen Jackets with doth and are safe from the slaughter tc
The
Vernonia
Grange
meets
on
th
i ■kirts, are popular combination* for
which their parents were exposed second Saturday of every month a
Columbia Co. Abstract
little glrla and plaid fabric* ar* need They are under friendly but lmpover
7:30 P. M. Any members of th
Company
with plalu velveteen in many way*.
lshed governments in Armenia, Syria Grange living in or near Vernonia
Palestine
and
Greece,
and
the
chll
St. Helens,
Oregon
A MATTER OF NATIONALITY
or visiting in the community, ar
dren's only hope, not only of life, but
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cordially
invited
to
attend.
J. Merle and A. Kemper
of training necessary for success in
“Are you Hungary?”
F. E. MALMSTEN, Sec
life, is in America. Suffering is in
"Yes, Siam.”
tense
in
the
refugee
camps
in
Aleppc
Everything in Magazines, Stationery,Pictures and
“Den Russia to de table and I'll
and Greece, although more than one r
S. WELLS
Fiji.”
Books—School and Office Supplies
million people have come back to sail
:
MERCHANT TAILOR
“All right; Sweden my coffee and support after being robbed and exiled
“MARK EVERY
Cleaning and Pr*aai*g
Art anf Novelty Goods
Den mark my bill.”
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from their ancestral homes in Turkey
GRAVE”
Repairing and Alteration*
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There are no fewer than 10,000 exiles
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It will be worth Uncle Sam’s while including mothers with little children
We do Picture Framing of All Kinds
will find at our shop the s We Call for and Deliver Wftfcte
to make his next war loan read: who are asking temporary aid thii You
Ml
City Lindt*
finest granite. Rock of Ages,’
winter, and at a cost of only two cent*
Payable on demand.
“
Ashland,
”
“
St.
Cloud,
”
per day per child could bo given milk
Bridge Street
other ^granites
but Near East Relief funds are ex­ various
MAIN 301
hausted in the care of the 35,000 chil­ marbles.
dren.
Vernonia, Oregon
Redaction In Price*
“It is the hope of the Near East Re­
—For Sixty Day*—
lief that Golden Rule Sunday, Decem­
ber 6th, will so bring home to the A Mr*. M. N. Lewi* & Co.
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conscience of America the needs Of I
Hillsboro
Fourth & Main Sts.
these children that funds may be
available, not only for the wants in
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the orphanages but that relief may be
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to some, at least, of the others. r
i given
44 Near East Relief offices are at 613
American Legten
(
i
Stock
Exchange,
Portland;
339
Burke
Post No. 119
¡WWWfl
for the G u . ul C
Bldg., Seat;)*«*
I
Rule Campaign UU.. ru i y j ». u
. A
neets 2nd and
V
been opened at 301 Waftw Bank R’d.
4th Mon. nites
Salt Lake City; 627 F y a B r «. S. o
e * ♦ • * •
und 5’
I.
kane; Bristol Hotel. De:
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meet
Scouts
*s
Boy
C. A., Tacoma.
I every fri. nlghtat Legion
hall
L
M. E. CARKIN, Com.
(
Representative
Johnson
Indorse*
Plan
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EUGENE SHIPLEY, AdJ.
Representative Albert Johnson, of
Washington, in a letter to the Near
/]
•J
iV
East Relief, state*
Hast
states that “the plan of
training children under the care of
T. J. EDWARDS
the Association for their own pecnllar
CURLEY’S TRANSFER
(Insured Carrier)
conditions and fitting them for useful
COMPANY
*
ness in their own land is.
is, In
in my opin­
Portland - Vernonia Truck
ion, the correct plan. ”
In every Near East Relief orphan­
Line
age the children are trained for self
support at the age of sixteen. The
VERNONIA OFFICE
girls to work on farms, to be nurses.
nurses,
SPECIAL CAKE WITH
A.
W. Whitaker, “The Coxy” I»
teachers, rug makers, seamstresses.
seamstresses,
FURNITURE HAUL1ÉÍQ
—Telephone 673—
lace makers; the boys to be farmers.
farmers,
a
blacksmiths, carpenters, tinsmiths
tinsmith* and
shoemakers.
Phon* 503
PORTLAND OFFICE
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Autn Freight Terminal
Estacada—Snyder saw mil! opens
E. Water and Yamhill St*.
to cut 15,000 feet a day.
East 8226 -------- Office No. 11
Newberg—New C. K. Spaulding Portland Resident—Walnut 23
Logging Co.’s sash and door factory
will employ 30 to 40 men.
O matter what some folks say to the contrary, therfe
Myrtle Point—Old stage barn will C
L H certainly is a lot of sentiment in business. Friend­
be rebuilt into modem business house
Benton county public schools cost
ship, for instance, makes more satisfactory saljs than
3331,385 last year, or 02.90 per
all the cleverness and argument in the world.
pupil, Marion county paid $1,194,- Delivered any place in town any
time.
942 or 3110 each; Lane, 31,103,192
Good
screened and crushed gravel
or $104.90 each; Multnamoh, $6,
for all purposes.
You like to trade at a certain store—not because its
656.262, or $118 each.
fw
W
heeler
—
Tile
and
concrete
build
­
counters are arranged in a scientific way, but because
Pit st Al Parker* Place ,
HAY­
ing put up for shoe store.
GRAIN
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the folks v?ho serve you are always friendly and helpful.
FEED
The Eagle appreciates receiving
RAY REASONER
little news itmes. Hand or send or
POTATOES-
PHONE 703
Just that very thing«—FRIENDLY SERVICE—ns the
phone us a prsonal. Of your visits or
Residence 1160 Rose Avenue
WOOD­
visitor*,
parties,
dinners,
weddings
Vernonia,
Oregon
COAL—
power that draws people together into communities
births, sickness or accidents, any
BRICKETS—
like this, v?here everybody can enjoy the many benefits
happenings of a newsy character?
SAND­
We appreciate it. With the help of
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GRAVEL
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of neighborly cooperation.
the reader* of the Eagle it will be a
Advice to readers “Watch Fagl
LIME­
better NEWS paper.
Christmas ads the next few weeks.
PLASTER—
And FRIENDLY SERVICE is the sentimental reason
CEMENT-
SULPHUR
—
why you find it very much to your advantage to trade
LAND PLASTER­
with our advertisers—to buy where you feel at home,
DRAIN TIL*—
DuPONT POWDER­
where $our friends will see that you are well satisfied.
BLASTING ACCE38ORIH*—
STORAGE—
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FOR SALE
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Velveteen Useful .
for Remodeling
MISCELLANEOUS
VERNONIA BOOK & ART STORE
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Read the Ads in this Paper
and save yourself money by trading at home
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