VERNONIA EAGLE
On Inland Highway
Keete, who is at the St. Helens
Oliver L. Curtis, pastor of th»
general hospital, recovering from a Christian church, has recovered from
recent operation.
his sickness und plans to be with
the church this coining Sunday.
Dwight Strong, populer young man There will be preaching service both
who is agent for the Saturday morning
_ ar.d evening. In the even-
Evening Post, has been promoted to ing he will use a chart.
We will
“Junior League Salesman,” for the look for a good large Bible school
Our sandwich bread in the pound Curtis Publishing company.
Joe Lincoln of Silverton spent
The and the public cordially invited to
Sunday at the J. C. Lincoln home. and a half loaves is all that can be next move of the young man will be I all services,
OLIVER L. CURTIS
desired in a good bread and it makes to go to the Senior class.
Pastor.
Mr. and* Mrs. Chas. D. White were most delicious sandwiches.—Vernon­
in Yamhill county the first of the ia Bakery.—adv.
A pleasant evening was spent at
week.
We have all kinds of bread, such
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Muay,
as
Whole
Wheat,
Graham,
Raisi.i,
The Womens Christian Temperance
Don’t forget—we have cream puffs Union met Tuesday afternoon with Rye, Cracked Wheat and French. Sunday, January 17. , Cards and
and chocolate eclairs every day— 14 members and four visitors pres­ Have some one of the dark bread . games were played.
Mr. Murray
Vernonia Bakery.—adv.
ent. A most enjoyable time was had on your table at all times—you will showed a number of interesting ex­
by all .
Delightful refreshments
appreciate the change and it is good periments.
Mr.- and Mrs. J. L. Griffith left
for you.—Vernonia Bakery.—adv. were served. Those attending were:
When ordering any kind of bread
Monday for California after an ex­
Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Mr. and Mrs.
from your grocer insist that he send
tended visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Mabel Mellinger and Bertha! Jack Adams, Mr. and Mrs. O. Douast.
you Mother’» Bread and you will re­ D. Smith attended the Eastern Stai ! Mrs- RubX Miller, Mr. Eskow, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris were ceive a real quality loaf.—Vernonia installation in Longview, Washing-1 Sowden, Mrs. Donnegin, Mrs. Ber-
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Laws| Bakery.—adv.
ton, Thursday of last week and also I thia Smith, Mrs. Ellis of Rainier and
in St Helens over the week end.
visited over the week end with Mrs. Lillian Varner.
M. Murray saved his house Wed­ former Vernonia friends and Kelso
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C. A. Clark and family of Portland nesday by quick action. Mrs. Murray people, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lind- VERNONIA LADIES GIVE PLAY.
spent Sunday here at the home of phoned to him that the roof near
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. the chimney was burning and he berg and Mr. and Mrs. Lair, They
Twelve ladies from Vernonia rep­
grabbed a fire extinguisher, jumped both report a very enjoyable visit.
Clark.
resenting the W. B. A. of that place
in his car, hurried home and put out
put on a play at the Grand theatre
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Richardson the fire with no assistance.
Curley Buffmire has purchased
Wednesday night entitled “Clubbing
Sundayed with Mr. Richardson’s
his father’s interest in the transfer
Have you tried our delicious But­ stand here. Mr. Buffmire, sr, is go­ a Husband.’ The play was high class
parente in St. Helens.
terscotch Rolls? They are extraor­ ing to settle down near Medford; in every respect and reflected credit
Mother's Bread is good bread and dinary good and some one said to and will spend his time raising1 upon the organization which spon
our ever increasing sales testify to us today, “they are just like my chickens on a farm he has acquired ’ sored it. The large audience showed
its appreciation of the play by fro.
that fact. Won’t you start using it mother used to make.”—Vernonia near that place.
Bakery.—adv.
quent applause.—Rainier Review.
today?—Vernonia Bakery.—adv.
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Several members from the Ma- CASHIER OF BANK AT ST.
George N. Meiklen, who has been
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bunker mo­
son
lodge
of
Vernonia,
attended
a;
HELENS DIES SUNDAY
visiting here for the past month, re­ tored to Medford Saturday return­
turned to his home at Medford Tues­ ing on Monday. Mrs. Calvin Bunker meeting of that order in St. Helens!
day.
and baby accompanied them back. last Saturday night. There were ap- ■ J. H. Hutchinson, 55, cashier of
She has been . visiting with her proximately 200 members present i the Columbia County bank of St.
from the county that night accord- '
Miss Bethel Edmonds, teacher in mother the past two months.
Helens, died Sunday at the St. Hel­
ing to reports.
the Pleasant Hill school, spent the
ens general hospital. Mr. Hutchinson
week end with relatives and friends
W. L .Hall has been in quite poor
came to St. Helens about six years
J.
W.
Bush,
proprietor
of
the
in St. Helens.
ago to accept the cashiership of the
health for several weeks, but at this
Majestic theatre is “branching out”! bank. His home was in Menominee,
writing is much improved. It is in­
Got your garden planned yet; deed good to see Mr. Hall on our and securing more Vernonia property Wis., and a brother resides there. A
might be early to arrange for it, blit streets, even though he gets around Mr. Bush purchased this week the sister lives in Los Angeles, and is
business and building of “The Old en route, and a nephew, Edward
the Oregon climate is making us all by the aid of a cane. ’
Mill’ pool room. A fire-proof building Hutchinson makes his home at the
think that way.
Miss Nina H. Little, Red Cross in a splendid location. Here’s suecess University club in Portland.
Fu­
J. M. Clark reports the sale this nurse, visited Vernonia schools Wed- to the new venture.
neral arrangements have not been
week of a house and lot in Sunrise nesday of last week and was accoin-
completed, but the probability is
addition, three residence lots on the
We would like to tell you about all
East Side and a house and two lots pnaied on the trip by Miss Olga the good things you will find here to that the body will be taken back
Heilborn, who spent the day with
to his former home for interment.
in Central aldition.
eat but we can’t as we want to
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Vernonia friends.
leave room in the paper for other!
Mrs. Mallet, state president of the
’Nuff’» ’Naff.
news,
Better
yet,
come
in
and
look
W. C. T. U. will be in Vernonia on
Mrs. Mabel Mellinger visited Avith
Movie Pest (reading title) Ah, me
Thursday, January 28.
There will friends and relatives in Deer Island over our large assortment buy if yo„ what shall I do now?
be a public meeting at 7:30 in the
want to and if you don’t want to
A Voice: Shut up!
Evangelical church auditorium with and St. Helens last week. While in buy we are glad to have you “just
St.
Helens
she
called
on
Mrs.
T.
A.
special music. All are invited.
look.”—Vernonia Bakery—adv
Childer—Say, Doc, would you
like to buy a keg of cider?
Hobson—It it I. W. W. stuff, or
anxious and willing to work?
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TURKISH TOWELS
19c
GORDON HATS for Men
$5.00
JANTZEN SWEATER COATS
$9.00
DAY’S DRESS TROUSERS
MENS’ YOUNG MENS and BOYS
$3.25 to $9.00
Men’s Heavy Loggers Shirts
$4.95
PAY CAR OVERALLS
$1.39
Red Wrist Canvas Gloves
14 ounce—15c
GROCERIES
$6.25
10c
$1.00
$1.00
35c
Electric Light 4
Globes
Guaranteed Service
1000 Hours
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10-25-50 watts, each
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50 watt, gas filled, each
27c
40c
45c
50c
75 watt, gas filled, each ..
75 watt, frosted, each
100 watt, frosted, each
Corn Flakes, pkg..............
10c
Hotel Benson Coffee.........
55c
Phillips Fan Cake Flour—
- lot“ pkgs
. .................. 20c
FREE DELIVERY EVERY DAY
VERNONIA’S LEADING STORE
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85c
200 watt, frosted, each
OTHER STYLES AND SIZES
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We are now carrying two different types of light
globes for the city plant and the Oregon Ameri­
can. The same bulb will not give satisfactory ser­
vice on both systems.
Bring in your light prob­
lems and troubles and we will help you out.
See HOFFMAN about it
VERNONIA HAS AOOOD
DEPARTMENT STORE
CROCER1ES
SHOES
Wesson Oil, 5 gal. cans,........... $7.79
Sugar, 100-lb. sack................... $6.19
Sugar, 10-lbs................................. 69c
FLOUR—Drifted Snow, Crown,
White Down, 49-lb. ack............ $2.59
Potatoes, 100-lbs....................... $3.50
Palace Car Corn, No. 2, can........ 19c
Peas, No. 2, per can.......... :............ 15c
Corn, No 2, per can....................... 15c
Bordens Milk, tall can, ea............ 10c
Oregon Milk, tall can, ea.
... 10c
Ben Davis Apples, box ....
$1.19
Eggs, per dozen................. .
...39c
Williamette butter, quarters,-lb. 52c
Hills Bros, coffee,bulk-lb............... 48c
Hills Bros coffee in can 1-lb........ 56c
Golden West coffee in can, l-lb.55c
M.J.B. coffee, in can, 1-lb......... ...55c
Bacon, per pound ......................... 39c
White Wonder laundry soap—
6 bars................................................ 25c
Dutch Cleanser, per can ............ 10c
Brooms............................................. 59c
Camels, Lucky Strike and Chester­
field carton-------------------------- $1.25
West Coast Logger Shoes, pr $12.95
Bone Dry Logger shoes, Calked soles
guaranteed to hold the calks..$12.95
Men’s Work Shoes, heavy sole $4.89
Red Goose Men Shoe, heavy sole, If
any paper or carton found in the
shoe, return and receive Five Dol­
lars and new pr shoes.............. $5.50
DRY GOODS
Kalbumie Gingham, per yd...... 19c
Apron Gingham, per yd .............. 14c
Ripplette Crepe, per yd............ 17Vic
Outing Flannel, 36-in. wd, yd 281/2c
Outing Flannel, 27-in wd, yd .19*4 c
Percale, 36-in. wd, per yd............ 19c
Flannelette, 36-in wd, per yd . 22*/jc
Mens Grey wool sock, pr............ 49c
Cotton Batts, 1-lb........................... 20c
Sweaters 1-3 off on all Mens Blaziers
Curtain Scrim, large assortment—
12*/jc to 40c per yard
Suiting, per yard ........................... 48c
All new stock just arrived for early
Spring.
Peoples Store
M. MURRAY, Manager
v.‘
60c
70c
The Peoples Store, across from Bank building, is constantly adding new
goods as the seaosn styles are released. This week we are calling your atten­
tion to the GROCERIES—SHOES—and DRY GOODS. Note our prices, we
are sure you can do no better in Vernonia or elsewhere.
NEW
100-lbs. Rest Cane Sugar
Bordens Milk, can
7 can Standard Pear
7 can Standard Corn
3-pkgs. Shredded Wheat
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STORES AT
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HOUSE DRESSES & APRONS
neat styles and patterns made of Red
Seal Gingham,
sizes run medium,
large and xtra large
See them in our show window
$1.19
SHEETS and PILLOW CASES
Good quality Bleached Sheets
63x90—72x90—81x90
98c and $1.19
PILLOW CASES—42x36
25c
HOPE MUSLIN
16c
HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO
ACROSS FROM BANK
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