xrtOttlA EAGLE
On Inland Highway
“5-
M&
Many Opport un iti— Here
harsh,
skies — have
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- been severe :
. Atchison, Kansas, painter Someone Bent in the alarrti and as
and if we had no shelter against this smelled smoke while riding in his the fire department dashed up th«
howling and
freezing tempest if we motor car .He thought his ear was painter discovered it was but his
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were wan anj worn out; if half of on fire and began to call loudly, necktie burning.
us were sick and tired, and ready to _
descend into the grave; if we were
on the bleak coast of Plymouth,
houseless, homeless, with nothing .
over our heads but the heavens, and
chat God who aits above the heav­
ens; if we had distressed wives on
our arms, and hungry and shivering
children clinging to our skirts, we
■hoqld see something, and feel some
thing, of that scene, which in the
Providence of God, wds exacted at I
Plymouth on the 22nd Of ' Decern-!
We can take care of any insurance need
ber, 1620.
“Thanks to the Almighty God.who
from that distressed early condition
FIRE, THEFT, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE GLASS,
of our fathers, has raised us to a
height of prosperity and of happiness
which they neither enjoyed, nor
could have anticipated!
We have
LIFE INSURANCE AND SURETY BONDS
learned much of them; they could
have foreseen little of us. Would to ]
God, my friends, that, when we i
carry our affections and our recol­
We represent several of the best fire insurance
lections back to that period we could
companies in the country.
arm ourselves with something of the
stern virtues which supported them,
in that hour of peril, and exposure
ASK US FOR RATES
and safitering! Would to God that we
possessed that unconquerable resolu­
tion, stronger than bars of brass ot
iron, which strengthened their hearts
that patience, ‘sovereign o’er trans­
mitted ill,’ and, above all, that faith
that religious faith, which with eyes
fast fixed upon Heaven tramples all
things earthly beneath her trium*
phant feet!”
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THE NEW STAR CARS
INSURANCE!
Bank of Vernonia
Carelessness
VERNONIA. OREGON
I am not much of a mathemati­
cian,” says Carlessness, “but I can
add to your troubles, I can multiply
ki'ziz z4> /» ì 'A w »W»V’/S\" z AV/Ì v 7Ì
your aches and pains, I can take
interest from your work and dis-’
count your chances for .‘afety. Be-i
sides this, I can divide your thought
between business and pleasure and
be a potent factor in your pleasure
SPRING TIME, WITH SUNNY DAYS. IS
and be a potent factor in your fail-1
ures. Even if I am with you only a
small fraction of the time, I can
The new Star cars are attracting much attention and favorable comment.
lessen your chances for success.
I
am a figure to be reckoned with.
yearly bath would for a clean individ­ Cancel me from your habits and it
QUARTERLY POLICE REPORT
Don’t be without one this Spring.
ual, Regular inspection of the milk will add to your total happiness.
> •
j
Total Fine and meat supplies, restaurants and
No. Arrests
Crime
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.. ..$ 10.00 soda fountains is necessary to in­
1— Operating dance hall after 12 M...............
KODAKS, KODAK SUPPLIES
One afternoon a stranger debarked
26—Traffic Violations ........................................
safe and clean food. The street from a train at a hustling town in
sure
9—Disorderly Conduct ......................................
KODAK FILMS, ALL SIZES
alleys and backyards should be kept the west and headed up the street.
4— Possession of liquor (1 case still pending)
and
clean
by
continuous
effort
Finally he met a man who looked
10—drunk! ..............................................................
10
KODAK PICTURE DEVELOPING
2— Breaking glass on pavement .......................
vigilance. In this way you will raise like a native.
’•.i
1-—Vagrancy .........................................................
the standard .of living in your com-
and finishing—Enlarging
Pardon me,” said the stranger,
.i
5— Assault and battery (1 case : till pending)
munity. Desirable citizens are at­ are you a resident of this town.?"
1—Loose Stock .....................................................
tracted to live where the conditions
“Yes, sir,” was the ready re­
$ 59
»539.75 are favorable to health and content­ joinder of the other. “I have been
GET KODAK SERVICE AT
Besides the above arrests there have been several violaters of the ment.
here something like 50 years. What
¿curfew and cigarette ordihance, and also a few peddlers turned in to the
All manure piles whether around can I do for you,”
City Hall.
' “I am looking for a criminal law­
There are also a few eases that are not settled by the court todate. houses, barns, hog pens or chicken
’• .’Actual cash collected for fines in February, »203.00 and for March, $203. yards should be removed at least yer,” responded the stranger. “Have
twice a week, as they are the princi­ you one here?”
W. J. KELLY, City Marshal
Win. FOLGER, Prop
“Well,’ said the native, reflectlve-
pal breeding places of the fly. Lime
«
ly,
“
we
think
we
have,
but
we
cant
is one of the cheapest disinfectants
• .1
AMERICAN LEGION.
benefit of the clean-up will depend for general use, and should be liber prove it on him.—exchange.
entirely upon the efforts of individ­ ally used in the disinfection of man­
Vernonia Post 119
uals to keep up the work during ure grounds, garbage cans and the
Legion Notes
I
The tried and worn contenance of the entire year. To maintain healthy, like. Precautions taken against flics
, fcomrade Carkin will take on a new sanitary condition either for the in- now will save endless work and
condition beginning tomorrow morn­ divid ual or the community does not
ing, April 1st,
The membership' require a great effort, but it does worry later on.
drive will close. It does not mean.| require a more or less continuous
Take pride in the general appear­
however, that Comrades shou'd drop i
ance of your community and keep
effort.
signing in new members like a red i
your own place continually cleaned
Cleanliness of person and premises
/hot iron, but keep on doing thpii
'stuff. Come on up to the meeting is to a certain extent a 'r t"-tion up. Remem' ■ "■eneral cleanliness is
I outv- ra ii.-i lion of sanitation
and see for yourself just how many
members there are and commence to against disease. A clean, healthy en­ It is the best rd. irtisement your
wonder how it was done. Comman­ vironment has a wholesome effect, I community can have.
der Folger was not just exactly while a dirty, unsanitary environ­
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pleased.
He thought there should ment is degenerative in its effect— I FOR SALE—TL AT FINE HOME-
Chryilrr reduced delivered prices
. have been more and of course there physically, mentally and morally— j
site, 100x100, ji.. t above J. P.
five buyer« immediately th«
was a few remarks of sublimed na- producing poor citizens.
Anything i
McDonald’s residence on Rock
bene/ic of the ntui lower tux rale.
,ture passed between them.
They
Creek road. No reasonable offer
; both have the art of passing them which raises the standards of clean I
and
healthy
living
will
pay
financial}
’
:
refused. Address 115 E. 29th St.,
along in rapid fire method.
Miller. There is nothing more expensive to!
Portland, Oregon.
Comrades
Zimmerman,
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Harp and Welden ..from Timber the community than filth and disease I
were at the meeting this week.
The Faith of Our Fathers.
A favorable sentiment toward bet- |
Ho'pe the boys can come up often. ter living and health has grown in [ In an address before the New Eng­
Every meeting is not too many.
land Society of New York in 1850,
■;We have obtained from the nation this state until now there is in almost j Daniel Webster said: “This has been
al headquarters, the motion picture every community a clean-up spirit I a stormy, cold, boisterous and in-
“IJavoc.”
It will be shown at the An annual clean-up does not suffice ' especially in the Spring, but the
Majestic theatre April Sth, matinee any more for a clean city than a clement day. The winds have been
and evening.
This is a dynamic,
dramatic story of a world caught in
a maelstrom of hysteria. A woman
Price for price—more emphatically today than ever
without a soul, who leaves a trail
—Chrysler “58” gives the utmost in mechanical per­
«
of Havoc in her wake. The thrills
formance, economy and dependability, riding com­
of war, romance, deeds of valor,
fort, driving ease, and charm of appearance.
and excitement abounds.
An oil painting has been presen­
Its effortless speed ability carries you mile after
ted to the Legion-showing t*18 fight­
mile at 58 miles an hour, if you wish, in quiet,
».
ing pose and wonderful muscle de­
vibrationless comfort.
I
velopment of our two fighters,
namely Comrades “Speed” Grunden
Its wealth of power whisks you through traffic
and “Snappy” Kullander. It was in
tangles, from 5 to 25 miles in 8 seconds.
Silk Hoes for the
memory of that evening, which will
New line of Easter Hats ■
long be remembered, when those
CHRYSLER “W— Taurine Car. U4f. HmS-
As much as anything, we believe, you will appre­
for the Boy that wants Ladies, $1.00-$1.50-$2
•ter Spec tai. $890 Club Coupe. $895. Coach. $93$ i
two veterans of the canvas battled
ciate its ability io give you the satisfying economy
Sedan $995 Due wheels optional Hydraulic
for supremecy. We are indebted to
four-wheel brakes al slight extra cost
of
25
miles
to
the
gallon
of
gasoline.
class
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$5.00
Mr. H. Lloyd and thank him very
CHRYSLER "70 ’ - Phaeton. $1995. Coach.
Silk Hoes for the Gent­
$1445, Roadster $1625. Sedan. $1695. Royal
much.
And perhaps you will better understand the growing
KODAK TIME
Vernonia Drug Co
NOY/ CHRYSLER“5&GlYEStyoU
this S uperb P erformance
A t N ev / lower P riçes ^
Working Mens Store
Easter Sales Prices
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FIREI FIRE!! FIRE!!.
Florshim Dress Shoes
* Insure today, tomorrow may be too
• •. late. See Bill Armstrong
VERNONIA REALTY CO.—adv.
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Mrs. E. M. Erickson returned
home after spending five days in
Hoquiam Wn., where she was called
-by the. death of her sisters husband,
who" was killed on the 18th of
March. Her sister had a very serious
' operation a month ago, and since
the death of her sisters husband rhe
is very low. Mrs. Erickson will re­
turn to Hoquiam in a few weeks.
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Connolly Dress Shoes
35c to 40c
$4.00 to $6.00
I
preference for the Chry eler“58” when you know that
its new lower prices give you the identical perform­
ance, identical quality and unmatched beauty which
have always placed it above comparison in its field.
Kiddies Stockings
A new line of Ladies Suits with 2-pr Pants
shoes, all kinds
$25.00
THE SPRING CLEAN UP
By Dr. F. D. STRICKER
Sec’y State Board of Health
With Spring comes house cleaning.
"Claan-up” campaigns are now in
order. It is an excellent plan to have
the streets, alleys and yards cleaned
lemen,— 50c to 75c ....
I also take orders for
The Royal Tailors.
Shoes for the kiddies,
for tennis, school and Suits runs from $25.00,
dress, from $1.25 to $4. $28.00, $30.00, $32.00
$35.00, $37.00, $40.00
$42.00, $45.00, $47.00
E. W. HOLTHAM.Prop
and $50.00
We are eager to prove, by personal demonstration«
the scores of quality advantages, which, at its new
electrifying low price of *845, make Chrysler “58”
the supreme motor car value of today.
L
Monkey Wrench ûarHjfe
C. Cullendine, Vernonia
CHRYSLER
Coupe. $1795, Brougham. $l8b5, Royal Sedan.
$1995. Crown Sedan $2095 Disc wheels opt tonal.
CHRYSLER IMPERIAL M — Phaetoes,
$2645 Roadster (wtr e wheels standard equipment;
wood wheels optional 3. $2885, Coupe, four passer*-
ger. $3195, Sedan, five ■ passenger. $3395, Sedan,
seven-passenger $3595. Sedan-limousine. $369$.
All prices/, o. b Detroit, subject to current Federal
excise tax.
AU models equipped with full balloon tires.
W« are pleased to extend the convenience at
time-payment s Ask about Chry«l«r‘» attractive
plan. Chrysler dealers and superior Chrysler
eervice everywhere
A1I Chrysler model» are protected against theft
by the Fedco patented car numbermc system,
exclusive with Chrysler, which cannot be coun­
terfeited and cannot be altered or removed
without conclusive evidence of tamperina.