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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1926)
VERNONIA EAGER <S>------------------------------- MOVIE NEWS AND COMMENT OF LOCAL | FEATURES O------------------------------- <3 For the coming few days the at tractions at the Majestic offer a varied schedule and starts with a splendid show and best known actors This Saturday night The picturiza- tion of Richard Harding Davis’ most famous story .‘Ranson’s Folly,” is proving to be an unusually popular attraction. Richard Barthelmess is starred with Dorothy Mackaill. “Ranson’s Folly” recounts the sur prising adventures that overtake a loung cavalry officers attached to a Western frontier outpost during the Bleppy days of ehe early 80's. Bored to death and craving excitement, he holds up a stage coach wieh a pair of blunt scissors and soon finds him self embroiled in more complications than he counted on. One of the most dramatic and unique episodes in “Ranson’s Folly” depicts an actual military court-martial. This is the first time that a court-martial in full detail has ever been presented on ehe screen. A staff of army experts was in charge of this sequence, and were successful in making it a per fect fac-simile of an actual military trial. his master. Dashing dauntless Fred Thomson, idol of young America, erst while clergyman, Boy Scout com missioner, apostle of clean motion pictures, one time world champion Olympic athlete, comes again in his greatest wild west show to date! Five solid reels of action, melodrama roaring laughter, thundering thrills Cavalry swooping down mountain trails, Mexican morales rushing along the Rio Grande, Fred facing the dread muzzels of the firing squad! What a show. --------- +--------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- PITTSBURG ITEMS Interesting Items From East of Town, in Busy Section. does not I lock to follow them, ----- Do you want f.. If you desire something big you will find yourself E working towards that end, and in a sensible and systematic manner. You will find yourself economizing and saving money that you spent before on trifling and use less things. FOR SALE SALE—YOUNG POLICE NOTES ------------------------- --- G. Blankenship was hailed court and assessed a small fine for speeding on the Rock creek road. J. Bradly was fined $15 for op erating a motor vehicle without a drivers license. ----- .—*--------- —Try a Lifetime pen before you buy a fountain pen. A. L. Kullander. Summer Millinery now being displayed by Mrs. Hadley in same building You will have a bank account, which system will help you keep erack of your income and out-goand will show at all times the money you have on hand i i GORDON I Bank of Vernonia FURNITURE COMPANY GET IT FOR LESS WEST OF BANK ON BRIDGE STREET VERNONIA. OREGON X % BIGGER THAN EVER ! picnic Sesqui Ceil ten nial Celebration suppl ies HILLSBORO, OREGON BATHING Ç>\PS AU ads. under this head »re cash with copy. Rates, one cent a word; initials and figures count as words. ‘Minimum, 25 cents an issue. | FOR Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Ev- _ " Mrs. A. L. Ritz returned from “»« “f ' ‘ _ _ of ? Christian En- The morning Portland Sunday where she spent deavor at 7 p. m. hour of worship at 11 o’clock. Ths last week visiting with friends. theme for the morning message will be “Liberality." The evening service Mrs. Pearl Garman and Mrs. at 8 o’clock. The theme for the Miller, both of Portland, were evening message will be “The Evils day guests at the Ritz home. of the Love of Money.” The evening message will be preceeded by a Mrs. Pearl Ryan, wno has been I thirty minute gospel song service. very ill in a Portland hospital fori Wm. F. Rademacher, Pastor. some time, returned this week much --------- ♦--------- I ®------------------------------------- improved in health. Get them at Gordons—-Also any set, piece, floor covering, shades, stoves—new and used WE ARE READY FOR YOU WITH WANTS and FOR SAIE EVANGELICAL CHURCH “A Hom. Lik. Chuck” Before the Fourth LITTLE THINGS OR BIG THINGS Next Thursday and Friday nights. The Wonder horse, Silver King and Classified Advertising &------------------------------ o ! Odd Pieces of Furniture £• As your surplus grows, your heopes will be pro portionally brighter. ? CHURCH NOTICES 1 County __ Judge Hasbrook and Wm. Nichols, road supervisor of Hood River county were in Vernonia on 1 Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Barton of Portland visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Visnaw, who is a brother to Tolles. Ed and Fred of our local bakery, recently arrived from Chicago and is' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frydenda'.l re- spending part of his vacation with! turned yesterday _ __ from ____ east of the the boys, He follows the radio and hills, Bend and Klamath Falls. electrical line of work. --------- +--------- Mrs. H. O. Dissmore and sister, —Now is the time to have that and Mrs. Sitts, visitdd friends and watch repaired. All work guaran- relatives at Eugene and Cottage guaranteed. A. L. Kullander. ta Next Monday night, “The Arizona Streak” with Tom Tyler and his p: Is The screen hero with the good old Yankee name, the good old Yanke spirit, the good old Yankee eyes and chin and nose and mouth! Because Tom Tyler is typically Yankee am: his productions typically Yankee to< ! The favorite of the American boy and girl in a brand new show, reek ing with smashing Western drama, adventure, romance. Tom as a gam bler who goes straight for his girl IE' ’S, and wins! Against apparently over whelming obstacles! There’s a cork ing lesson for young folk in each Tom Tyler show, and corking enter, tainment as well- Grove last week. J. J. Turrish was calling on R. S. Lindsay made a flying trip friends at Riverview Tuesday even- to St. Helens Thursday evening on ing. business. ; Doc Hall is making hay this w»ek. --------- *--------- J. J. Turrish is in the valley again. We are glad to see his smiling DON’T GAMBLE countenance. —in— Mrs. Noble Dunlap, Mrs. Warren DIAMONDS (t ’ Smith and Mrs. Ira Peterson were INVEST!! seen on ur street slast Friday on Consult your local jeweler, He their way to St. Helens. will gladly aid you in your selection giving you the benefit of long ex J. M. Martin of St .Helens was perience and study. A. L. Kullan- in this vicinity Monday on business der, the square deal jeweler. Margaret and Helen Smith were Haying time is here. Everybody visitors at Dave McMullen’s last is busy at Pittsburg. Berry pick Sunday. ing is on full blast. Mrs. Gladys Smith of Riverview is F. J. Peterson and son Richard attending the W. R. C. convention were callers at Lindsays one even at Marshfield this week. ing last week. Wm. Wood was a visitor at Lind Mr. and Mrs. Repass of Vernonia says Tuesday. went berry picking with Mr. and W. L. Smith and family of Natal Mowe and family last Friday. Mr. Mowe says there are load of black moved to Corvallis Tuesday. We all berries and he is going to get some hate to see them go and wish good This coming Sunday night is “Why Girls Go Back Home.” is the answer to an age-old question, why girls are disillusioned by the glamor and glit ter of the footlights, the subtle man ner of the man about town and the glory of their electric lighted name Patsy Ruth Miller and Clive Brook» are featured in this production, di rected by James Flood. What make.-- them give up all these and return? See "Why Girls Go Baek Home.” Next Tuesday and Wednesday A show that you will long remem ber. One universally talked about. “Mike.” Mike is a girl and every body will like her An up to the min ute thrill kid. She foughe her way to happiness through the schemes and plots of a man’s world! You’ll thrill to her narrow escapes and laugh at the scrapes she falls heir to! The excitemen of a mail robbery and he U. S. Marines to the rescue! A runaway train! An operator asleep at the switch! It will hold you, but it is screamingly funny! Packed with laughs and thrills and romance. o fthem, providing he choke on a sandwich . | ANCONA roosters, 3 months old, 50c apiec- also kale and cabbage plants, Op posite Lee Hall’s big barn in Riverview Add. Mrs. D. M. Wil liams.. 461 KODAK FILM—LUNCH SETS Vernonia Drug Co. “THE REXALL STORE” Wm. Folger, Prop. STALL AUTO bed and tent at less than whole sale price. The latest in camp equipment. Enquire or phone 462 Riverview grocery. FOR SALE—NEW FOR SALE—BUNGALOW NORTH I of laundry. Terms. Close in. Write C. R. Twineham, 2048—E. Prescott St., Portland, Or., 462 Kline’s Shows and Carnival Unusual Fireworks Display Daily Balta Ascention,Triple Parachute Drop Ball Cames, Bands, Attractions Working Mans Store BARGAIN — FOR SALE — FIVE room, modern bungalow, lights water, bath; two lots, 100x100 ft of land, $2250 cash and payment plan. Located east side resident section of Vernonia. Inquire at the Eagle office. Its a bargain42tf NEW LINE OF ALL KINDS OF UNION MADE GOODS FROM NEUSTADDER BROS. " HIGH GRADE PIANO NEAR VER- MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDRENS SHOES AT PAY DAY SPECIAL—CUT PRICE--------- nonia will be sold to reliable party at big saving, $10 monthly will han dle. A real buy, write at once for particulars. Tallman Piano Store, Salem, Oregon. 443 FOR SALE—TWO YEAR OLD HOL- stein bull, registered. Treharne. See E. R. -108 BTJ SUITS MADE TO ORDER IN 6 TO 8 DAYS------ TWO PAIR .... PANTS .................................................... $Q C.00 F JR FOR SALE—NINE ACRES OF BOT- tom land, on main Nehalem high- way, one and a half miles from 408 town. See E. R. Treharne. WANTED CHILDRENS SUITS AND LONG PANTS FOR YOUTHS. NEW WOOLEN PANTS JUST IN. ALSO A LINE OF SHELL DAY BRAND TAIL ORED PANTS AT $6.50. UP-TO-DATE SWEAT ERS FOR SUMMER WEAR. $»i ; • '■ Big Parade July 5th WANTED—SMALL PHONOGRAPH Leave word at Eagle Office 452 FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING rooms, wood, lights and water. In quire 659 Second St. 461 Special rates on transportations lines F. W. HOLTHAM, Prop »
