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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1925)
* I VERNONIA EAGLE SSSE mmi Our Interests are Here Our in vestment,our good will,our works and worries are in Vernonia Better Light and Better Power Always our Watchword Vernonia Light and Power Co Office on 3rd street across from theatre, near postoffice CHURCH NOTICES FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Oiara Curtis, Pastor The good report of the Bible school last Sunday brought a cheer from the entire school. A very mark- od increase in sttendance and of fering proved to be of interest. The offering waa over >7. The school is now planning for a Christmas treat for the children. I have made prom isee that the building will be warm and comfortable. You can count on a warm building next Sunday for both morning and evening. Morning “The Four Baptisms of the New Testament,” evening “The Hand of God Witout His Name.” There will be special music at both sermons. ------- +------- NICE CHRISTMAS DISPLAY M. G. Keller, of the “White Front Candy Kitchen,” across from Gor dons Furaiture store has a Christ mas display of Christmas candy that it is a pleasure to look upon. The ,’ make most of their own candies and for the holiday trade have some box candy fit for a King. Fancy wooden RAINIER PEOPLE FILE PROTEST boxes and pretty designs that make* Sidewalks laid in the city of LOST AND FOUND grand presents for any friend, sweet. Rainier during the past summer — PAIR LADIES GRAY heart or relative. The White Front were accepted by the city council in LOST gloves, with two inch cuffs. Finder spite of protests filed by property Candy Kitchen invites you to call leave at Eagle office and receive owners. The protests against the im reawrd. 181* and see their goods before complet provements included claims to the ing your Xmas purenases. Candies, effect that the walks were not in ac MISCELLANEOUS nuts, tobaccoes and fruita for all ac cordance with specifications and cessions, in small quantities or large plans filed with the city recorder. YOUR orders. The stere and proprietor is Protests against assessment rolls full of the Christmas Spirit and were heard, but no action has been OPPORTUNITY have stocked up big for the trade taken. Claims were that the pro- No experience required, we teach Go down to the White Front for posej assessment for street improve you, train you, co-operate with rome real good, as well as pretty, ment exceeds the valuation of the you. No investment for sample*. box candy, packed for gift giving. property to be improved as shown You are your own BOSS, 7S in«. by the last tax roll of the county.— stores from coast to coast to help! Oregonian. you. We are placing Partner-Rep ----------- O----------- resentatives in every town. YOU The Meanest Maa. can clear from |3000 up yearly. Write or call, 303 Exchange Bldg« The meanest man in the world put Portland, Oregon. 181 fishhooks in his change pocket when he took off his trousers at night. New Home of Vernonia Bakery I DEATHS Classified Advertising WANTS and FOR SALE Ail ads. under thia head ere cash with copy. Rates, one cent a wortf, initials and figure« count as words. Minimum, 26 cents an issue. 17« cough and waa not long for this world. The funeral took place at th«i cemetery Wednesday afternoon. Th-e McKee family has the sympathy of the community. and Une MRS. F. F. TATRO FOR SALE FOR TRADE—1924 Chevrolet and Portland lot, for Vernonia Prop erty. Might assume. Geo. T. Hamb lin, 209 C street. Vernonia, 183 FOR SALE OR TRADE—FOREST Grove property for Vernonia acreage or town property. P. O. Box 47, Vernonia. Oregon. 10-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT—NEWLY FURNISHED The Vernonia Bakery will move into the corner building on this block,about to middle of December, where iey have recently installed a modern UD-to-date oven and will »Derate on a first-class scale. office and bed room. Heat, light and water. Cali Hoffman Hard ware Co. 15tf Mrs. F. F. Tatro, well known and honored among her many Columbia county acquaintances, died sudd< ly Sunday night. Mrs. Tatro waa the home of her sons in 8t. Hah at the time and with little wami that she was ailing, died in bed ab eleven o'clock. Besides a son in St Helens and one at Seaside, Mrs. Tre- harne of this community is a daugh ter. The funeral was held Waduaa day afternoon in Vemo'nir., and the remains laid to rest beside i hat o.’' her late husband, in the V eemetery. Xmas Vernonia Earle
