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VERNONIA EAGLE Little City in Oregon ♦♦♦♦♦4 4»«» M I♦♦»*♦♦♦*♦* Home News Notes »♦♦♦+♦+>,K I♦•******•♦»♦**♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦***« ‘* ******* in Milverton this week week to visit his parents. Trade at home, anyway. Tell us a news item. Thanks. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. DeHart and —There is only one Waffle House Mr. Collie McGee motored to Long- View, Wash., Sunday. in town. Meet me there, adv. Mrs. J. E Cropper visited with her Mrs. Fowler has gone to Kelso daughter, Mrs E E Hayes at Long to make her home. view Sunday, who have just pur J. J. Purney was transacting busi chased alovely home there ness in Portland Saturday. Next Monday and Tuesday nights —Eat a Waffle. They’re awful-good the high school band will give big concerts in the high school auji- at the Waffle House.—adv. torium. Don’t miss attending. Mrs. H. H. Hixon spent Wednes Mr. McNeill, proprietor of Mac’s day in Portland. Pharmacy, was transacting business Herbert Heltzel was a Portland .n Portland this week. * visitor Sunday. Mrs. Pearl Ryan and Mrs. Earl •—Um-m-m- Chicken Sandwiches at Dial motored to The Dalles, Hood River anj Goldendale to visit with the Waffle House.—adv. relatives and friends for the week M. E .Carkin visited over Sunday end . in Camas. Mountain Heart club met at the home of Mrs. Maude Webster Tues Mrs. Frank Browning has been on day afternoon. A large crowd wag the sick list for several days. present and a very fine lunch was served. —We’ve thrown the ke away at the Waffle House—adv. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Davidson and Doris and Mr. and Mrs. C. Anderson Booze and baseball don’t work and children spent Sunday in Port together—a loosing proposition. land. —AU kinds of Sandwiches and pastry Mr. and Mrs. Friedly have again at the Waffle House—adv. taken charge of the “Depot Cafe.” Miss Gladys Cooke spent Monday The eating public learned that Mrs. Friedly is a splendid cook and the in Portland. Depot cafe is quite a home restaur Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. White ant. were Portland visitors Tuesday. Mountain Heart club will meet Mr. an<i Mrs. A. L. Kullander at the home of Mrs. Garfield Smith June 15. All Rebekahs are welcome visited in Independence this wek. to these meetings. Mrs. Art Goff is visiting with her Mrs. Irene Spencer will leave for parents at Washougal, Washington. Salem next Monday to attend the grand lodge of I. O. O. F. She goes Mrs. Cates made a business trip as a delegate from the Rebekah to Portland Monday. lodge heer. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Richardson The Majestic theatre is being re were week end visitors in St. Helens decorated and the walls being newly sealed. A big improvement and a Vote today—don’t neglect the pretty theatre. duty. Ralph Peil, recently of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gillchrest Colorada, now of Vernonia, is the spent Wednesday in Portland. new bookkeeper and credit man at the Brown and Brown store. Mr. H. H. Hixon spent Monday and Tuesday in Portland. G. B. Richmond visited in Vernon ia between trains Tuesday. Mr. Rich Mr. R. Frame went to Portland on mond says Klamath Falls is sure a business Saturday. “Live City.” The Pythian Sisters meet every Your adv on a menu card or pro Wednesday night, on the lower floor gram solicited by out-of-town people of the Grange hall. will cost you considerable more than the same adv solicited by home County Assessor Roberts was people and printed at home. among us this week, assessing Ver- nonia property. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Adams of Ber kenfeld spent Sunday in Vernonia Mrs. Phil Schroeder of Klamatn and Portland. Mrs. Anderson, sister Falls has been visiting with Ver of Mr. Adams, accompanied them to nonia friends during the week. Portland. Mr. Charlie Richardson is spend Are you ready for us to print ing several days at his home in Ta you some envelopes, statements coma. letter heads, bills, menus, etc. Th< Eagle can do it and it will be don< •■»ent a few days at home. Sheriff “Duke" Wellington was a Vernonia visitor Wednesday. The i CHURCH NOTICES sheriff was getting a word in ?.5-------------------------------- — ® wherever possible for his favorite i» EVANGELICAL CHURCH candidate Jams J. Crossley for Sen “A Hon. Lika Church” ator. A church with a message and a W. E. Crawford, Vernonia citizen, Place to serve. is a new volunteer subscriber to The Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Evan Eagle this week, coming in Monday gelical league of Chritsain Endeavor with a year in advance to help keep at 7 p. m. The morning hour of worship at the wheels running. 11 o'clock with a message appro / - priate for Penetcost Sunday on the Mr. and' Mrs. Fred Ritchie and Theme “The Covenant of Pentecost children of Ione, Or., visited this The evening service at 8 o’clock. week at the J. W. Bush homo, Mrs. Theme for the evening message Ritchie and Mrs. Bush are sisters, “The Good Samaritan.” The evening message will be pro The Ritchie family will make Ver- ceeded by a thirty minute gospel nonia their home. sing. Come and enjoy this sing. Wm. F. Rademacher, Pastor Dr. C. J. Wight left for Seattle Tuesday, in response to word con- —Several choice lots in Turner’s Get terning the activities in Alaska. West End sub-division. ■" ' your fa where he has business interests. The pick now. See Bill Armstrong, Ver- doctor is contemplating an Alaskan nonia Realty Co. adv trip in the next few days. THE AVERAGE MAN Messrs Johnson, Hoffacher, Geo. The average man is the man of the mill, Hankel and Matt Miller returned this week from a trip to Lewiston, Idaho, The man of the valley, or the man I I of the hill, They stopped at Pendleton, Spokane I The man of the throttle, the man of and Wall aWaila. but all liking Ver the plow— nonia on the return. The man with the sweat of his toil on his brow. The Domestic Science class of the Vernonia high school. Miss Goodin W’ho brings into being the dreams of the few— teacher, had a store window display of their needle work on display this Who works for himself, and for me and for you; week. Why look further for dress makers or home keepers o fthe fu There is not a purpose, a project or plan ture It is indeed a wonderful show- But rests on the strength of the iijg of splendid work. average man. —The Rotecho. Mr. and Mrs. Dissmore and child- ren, Mrs. Homer Elliott and child- Bachelorhood in Japan is very ren, Maxine and Laura spent Sun rare, being almost unknown. day in McMinnville. Benjamin Franklin mappea out The Tuesday evening sewing club the course of Gulf Stream in 1770 met at the home of Mrs. Dolly An The Greeks gathered unto them derson. Among those present were selves many of the vices that come Mesdames A. Lester, L. Washburn, with wealth. They went under when Doust, Beverage, Nance, Garner, the more virile Romans struck them Robertson, Visnaw. Lunch was served The Romans sent their strong men They gave to and a very pleasant evening spent. into all the world. modern civilization its system of laws and to our forbears the jury Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bishop and s ystem. children of Portland spent Saturday Four Germans have discovered a and Sunday at the Hixon home. way of melting carbon. Mrs. Bishop is a sister of Mrs. Hix You may sometimes hear some on. people in good company interlard Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson of Fair their discourse with oaths, by way embellishment, as they think; but view, Or., Mrs. Alex Anderson and of you must observe, too, that those Dick Anderson of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wall were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Claude Knapp. Mrs. Sarah Spencer returned tne first of the week from a few days visit at Seaside. She tells us she seen something there she couldn’t get over —the ocean. We suggested a dirigible —Attention is called by the Sand blast for Senator Club, 420 Railway Exchange Building, Portland, Ore gon. to his platform, which is pub lished on page 8* of the Voter’s pamphlet by the secretary of state. Chief plank is MODIFICATION VOLSTEAD ACT- REFERENDUM OF PROHIBITION LAWS. His slo gan is—Wine and Beer under govern ment control. No saloons. Paid adver tisement, Sandblast for Senator Club. 384 Classified Advertising WANTS and FOR SAIE All ads. under this head ere cash with copy. Rates, one cent a word; initials and figures count as words. Minimum, 25 cents an issue. HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO FOR SALE SALE—ONE Electric Stoves Something New Satisfactory 3 BURNER—OVEN INCLUDED Three heat control—High, Low and Medium heat. Come in and see it. Regular Electric range at a price never before equaled FOUR ROOM house and one five room house. I Good terms. C. Meyer and Bank of Vernonia. 402 FOR SALE—TWO COMING FRESH cows. Jersey and Red Pole, com-| ing fresh in June. Mrs. A. Seward. I 403| i FOR SALE—TWO YEAR OLD HOL- stein bull, registered. Treharne. See E. R. 408 FOR SALE—NINE ACRES OF BOT- tom land, on main Nehalem high way, one and a half miles from town. See E. R. Treharne. 408 FOR SALE—HAMMERLESS DOUB le barrel shot gun, new; sporting rifle, thirty-forty, new; shells and cleaners, with both below cah. J. E. Cropper. 403 Two Burner, one heat control ................... Attach to regular light socket LOST AND FOUND LOST-SAMPLE CASE BETWEEN Vernonia and Mist. Contains samples and a silk dress. Please return to Eagle office. 401 LOST—BETWEEN See HOFFMAN about it IT PAYS El ** ~ A1- n* who do so are never those who con Smith has a lovely baby girl, His heart is all a-flutter; tribute in any degree to give that company the denomination of good Smith named her Oleomargarine, For he hadn’t any but her. company.—Letters of Lord Chester field to his son, October, 1748. --------- ♦--------- Ferdinand Boberg, the Swedish An itching palm signifies that you artist, in attempting to preserve the are about to receive something. An likeness of all that is characteristic itching head shows that you already in Sweden, has made more than a have something. thousand (hawings of old-fashioned A seven day’s wonder, and on the buildings and early industries. eighth she made up her mind. The Island of Culion, the Philip Hand-painted knees are the latest pine site of the largest leper colony in Paris. You’d hardly know the old in the world, was one of the first places under the American flag to joints now. give women the right to vote. “I’m the cats!” said the mouse --------- «--------- -. when he saw he was cornered. When hubby tries to quiet tho —See Bill Armstrong of the Ver- new baby he wonders why on earth noni aRealty Co., for an accident no directions came with him. policy in the Mutual Benefit, adv. KEASEY AND Banks, on Timber road, dark brown traveling bag. Liberal re ward. Notify address on bag or John M. Luther, Banks, Oregon, Route 3, Box 143. 402 I ~ t- SEEN OUR SHOES YET? Give a man’s feet a pair of these world known WALKOVER shoes and he will always have sensible feet. The Peoples Store is a Shoe Store as we'l as a Dry Goods Store and a Groceiy Store, in fact a Depart ment store. s z Ladies will fiqd in the Dry Goods Department some splendid new goods for their Summer sewing—it will pay to come n and look over our new arrivals. TRUNKS—CLOTHES—NOVELTIES SPECIAL— We will sell you a super fine 55 pound cotton mattress for $11.75. Can you beat that. LOW GROCERY PRICES FOR THIS FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY rhe Peoples Store M. Murray, Mgr. Next Door to Bakery A
