Vernonia eagle., July 02, 1926, Image 6

VERNONIA
Fishing and Hunting
Municipal Water Syitem
EAGLE
in Banks Wednesday attending the with the exception of the month of state for $40,000,000, aa propo**d proving business in every city.
That there are many people with
funeral of Mr. Slagel, grandfather July, when it will be held on Wed­ in ord'er to engage in a hydro­
to Mrs. McGraw and Mrs. Hartwick nesday, July 7. All members please electric power development scheme. many different ideas.
be present.
There is no occasion for such an ex­
That they could not all be put in
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This is important.
We actually
penditure, except as a .political erf< ct at one time.
meant it, last week, when we men­
measure which is supposed to appeal
That some of them would not be
FRATERNAL
tioned the sad fact that The Eagle
to one block of voters. State social­ practical.
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would appreciate a year’s dues from <5----------------------------- *□> ism has been a dismal failure where
Knights of Pythias of Rainier ob­
That the best way to get a start
each subscriber whose time was ex­
Do your Christmas shopping early flower show.
ever tried, and a heavy expense to
piring. Nearly everybody seemed to served their Memorial day recently,: taxpayers. There is little likelihood is through the right kind of co-op-
decorating the graves of 17 departed
eiation.
Mr. Tupling, of Portland, was in —Jewelry, Watch and Optical Re­ think we were joking.
members buried in the K P. cemetery i that Oregon voters would sanction
Thaat people cooperating together
pairing
promptly
done
and
work
town on business this week.
guaranteed at Kullander’s Jewelry
and two buried in the Hudson ceme­ I such a proposition, with the train can get their various ideas together,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Bateman
and
of
officeholders
and
new
state
jobs
store.
get them into the limelight by lay­
their big police dog, are on their tery.
—Wedding rings, latest designs at
which it would necessitate.
ing them all on the table and then
annual
vacation
trip
and
tour.
They
Kullanders Jewelry Store.
Allen and Armie Good, of Con­
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St. Helens Knights of Pythias ex­
crete, Wash., visited this week with orove first to Salt Lake, then to the pect soon to commence construction DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK deciding on the oner that will be of
the most benefit to- all the people.
—Use Mother's Bread, there is none their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Yellowstone national park and from of a new hall to be 57x120 feet,
That when that is done, plan to--
Wm. Lanaway.
finer, adv.
their go south as far as Flag Staff, with two stories to cost in the neigh­ By Edson R. Waite, Secretary Shaw
gather how to convert these plans
nee, Okla., Board of Commerce
w here it really gets hot.
borhood of $30,000. The committee
The C. T. Williams family have
T. M. Kelso, who recently return-
That two very important things to into an accomplished fact, then, with
in charge has been given full ‘ think about are: “What does the the united effort of all.
ed from San Francisco, has been
DO IT!
moved to Forest Grove.
Miss
Opal
Hall
was
married
Thurs
authority to begin work, according home city need to make it a bigger
visiting his mother, Mrs. N. S. Soden
That investigation will show that
to
Mr.
Newts
Tressler,
The
day
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman were
busier city?” and, “How are we to the cities that are always moviug
were accompanied to St. Hel­ to The Sentinel.
Portland visitors the first of the week —We most always have on hand couple
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ens by the brides mother, Mrs.
ahead are operating that way.
get them?”
pastries two or three days old which I Henry Hall. Miss Hall wore a beau­
DR .LUZADER’S CHANGE OF
Growing cities attract new Indus-
That
it
won
’
t
even
start
on
the
Ray Emmott was in Portland Mon­ can be had for one-half of their or­ tiful dress of white georgette. They
DATE
road of better business until it plans' tries, investors, homeseekers and new
iginal cost. Vernonia Bakery, adv.
left immediately for Rockaway and
day.
On account of celebrating the 4th
) business enterprisese like molasses
Salem. They will make their home in on Monday, July 5th. Dr. Luzader first.
—
During
the
hot
weather
we
will
i
That
there
are
many
ways
of
im-
attracts flies.
Vernonia.
Closed to celebrate the Fourth—
has postponed his regular visit to
•lave Cream Puffs and Chocolate
Vernonia
one
week,
to
Monday
and
Sunday and Monday.
Eclairs on Wednesday and Satur­
Mrs. T. C. John gave a shower Tuesday, July 12 and 13. Please tell
days only. Make it a point to get
Walter Repass was in Portland them on these days. Vernonia Bakery Monday in honor of Miss Opal Hall. your friends or those needing opti­
Miss Hall received many lovely gifts cal service of this change in date.
on business the first of the week.
and congratulations. Those attend­
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Practically all the logging camps ing were Lora Smith, Mrs. Willard,
NOTICE
Mrs. Gillchrest was in Portland are closed down until after the Emerald John, Bertha
Brown, Opal
The Fourth of July is drawing
Tuesday shopping.
Fourth. Many of the single work­ Hall, Florie Kelso and Mrytle John, close at hand. Guard against fires.
FIRE CRACKERS ARE PROHIBI­
Frank Hartwick was a Portland ers will be broke on the fifth and the hostess.
TED.
W. J. KELLY, City Marshal
anxious to go to work.
visitor Tuesday.
Aimee Semple McPherson, success­
ADVERTISING
INSTEAD
Mrs. W. Aspland visited in Port­ —Our customers seem never to tire ful preacher of the evangelist charac­
OF PRICE FINDING
land Sunday and Monday.
of our Raisin Tarts (or filled cook­ ter, staged a kidnapping stunt for
ies.)
They come back time after publicity purposes, or was really
Vernonia can secure a pulp mill time, There must be a reason and kidnapped and held until she escaped
The West Coast Lumbermen’s
if we go after it in earnest.
there is—they are extra good. Ver- Either event is making disgusting ad­ association, representing the douglas
vertising to the public who believe fir industry, is going to discontinue
nonia Bakery, adv.
in truthful advertising,
She even
Mr. and Mrs. Authur Health and
family have moved into town from —We carry a complete line , of wants to get married now, looking “its costly system of price gathering
FULL SIZE GLASS
quality pastries.. Only the best en­ for a blonde, six footer, who can which has withstood several federal
the farm.
investigations."
ters into the making of our goods play a slide trombone.
WITH TOPS, dozen
The association has committed
yet they are reasonably priced.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hixon spent and
The new H. H. Hixon stage just itself to direct trade promotion work
Vernonia Bakery, adv.
a couple of days in Portland last
arrived, is by far the best equip- a feature of which will be national
SQUAT PATTERN JELL GLASSES
week.
The Masonic club gave an invita­ ped and best appearing ever coming advertising.
1 dozen in a package
tion ball Wednesday night that was into Vernonia. It has a capacity of
The association expects virtually
It isn’t necessary to spend all attended by a large crowd and a 22 passengers and as well lighted
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and Sanitary ............................
to
guarantee
the
quality
of
lumber
’ as a parlor. The seats are the new
one’s money while spending the good time was reported.
single
back
seats
and
there
are
only
produced
by
its
member
mills.
It
Fourth at some celebration.
Mrs. W. L. Ilall has a beautiful two doors on a side, one in front will expend some $500,000 annually
FRUIT JAR
flower garden and Wednesday she ■.nd one in the rear. It has an ob­
FUNNELS
—Get your new watch and chain for left with the Eagle a handsome bo- servation compartment in the back in its advertising campaign.
To protect manufacturer and
the 4th at Kullander Jewelry Store quet of fresh roses—the pretty kind and rides as easy as a palace car.
Sumer, a nationwide inspection
where the best can be had.
to show what this valley grows to
BIG LINE OF PRESERVING KETTLES
A series of lectures that will draw vice has been established at
perfection.
Mr. and Mrs. George McGee en­
crowded houses nightly, will begin in production and marketing centers.
LOW AS
gc each to $1 .00
joyed a trip around Mt. Hood loop
On July 11th is the big K. P. pic­ Vc monin, Monday night, July 12.
The mills which have met the
last week.
Norman
Wayne
Phelps,
the
able
nic at the K. P. home in Vancouver.
quality requirements of the associa­
Every K. P. and Pythian Sister will Tireacher-lecturer will deliver 16
FOR LARGE WHITE ENAMEL
Cherries, berries and lots of new go and take a picnic dinner, besides sermon-lectures at the Vernonia tion, cut about 5,000,000,000 feet
fruit and lots of people eating too visit during the day at the home. Evangelical church every night. Dr of lumber annually, mostly Douglas
much.
Phelps says. “The joy of our smile fir.
Many from Vernonia will go.
ft measured by the depth of our
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J. W. Brown is reported quite
Another bad earthquake in Cali­ pain.” He is a straight shooter, but FOR POLITICAL
fair.
A
man
of
experience,
culture,
sick a few days this week.
fornia. Well it is too bad. but we
PURPOSES ONLY
All
were not thinking of moving to faith and platform ability.
IT PAYS
Be one of the crowd to attend Santa Barbara anyway. The whole meetings will begin at 8 p. m., the
One of the surest ways for Ore­
the celebration at the Pythian home southern California coast felt Wed­ si ries starting on July 12th.
gon to increase its taxes and
in Vancouver, Wash, July 11th.
nesdays shock.
TALKED OVER OLD TIMES
frighten investors, is to bond the
I
Mr. Alfred Harrison was in Ver­
Messrs. McGraw, Kullander and
The personal news items for this
Bush were in Portland Tuesday on week will have to read: “Everybody I nonia this week and visited with F.
Mr. Harrison, many
business.
is some place celebrating the Fourth. E. Malmsten.
We don’t know where they all went years ago, was in a bank at St. Hel­
The Chamber of Commerce lun- but the town is deserted. Everybody ens. He owns property in Vernonia
INCORPORATED
It was the first time Mr. Malmsten
1TRE5 AT
cheon will be held next Wednesday will be home Tuesday.
STORES AT
had seen him in 32 years.
noon.
I —When you order bread from your
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NEWBEI1G
CORVALLIS
—For the picnic or outing use grocer insist that he send you |* CHURCH NOTICES f
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Mother’« Bread for sandwiches. Use Mother’« Bread.
HILLSBORO
You can get no
SHERIDAN
the sandwich loaf which is square better loaf anywhere and it is made «------------------------------
McMINNEVILLF
VERNONLÏ
and it makes delicious sandwiches.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
in your home town in an up-to-date)
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I and sanitary bake-shop. Vernonia I
LVERYTHING
“A Home Like Church”
From July until January is always Bakery, adv.
Sunday school at 9.45 We are ap­
considered the best time for the1
—
preciating the good attenadnce at
Northwest. Six months of more work' Bob Repass was compelled to go' ou.- Sunday school during the sum­
to a Portland hospital this week I mer months. The morning service at
and good times.
where he was operated on for rup­ 11 o’clock. In the evening the Evan­
ture .resulting from an accident >
—Have you yet tried our Fig Bread? while working several weeks ago. gelical league of Christian Endeavor
It is really good and adds variety to At this writing he is resting good at 7 o’clock The evening service at
8 o’clock will be a patriotic service
the diet. The cost is no greater than ’ and hopes to soon be out again.
in honor of our national birthday.
other bread. Vernonia Barkery, adv
< The patriotic message will be on the
It has been suggested that we theme “America exalted or humbled,
Mr. Gordon and sister, Mrs. Hand celebrate "Vernonia Day” on Sat­ Í which? The message will be pre-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Knapp and Mr. and urday, September 4th. Well enough. ceeded by a thirty minute song ser­
Mrs. Wall picniced on the river Sun­ Although the 9th is the reai "Ver­ vice.
W. F. Rademacher, Pastor
day.
nonia Day” it can be celebrated on
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Saturday just as well.
NOTICE
Those beautiful big poppies in
Vernonia Temple, Pythian Sisters
the flower garden of Mrs. J......
M.
Mr. ami Mrs. II. E. McGraw and will hold their initiations on the
Clark would take first prize at any Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick were fourth Wednesday of each month
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Home News Notes
HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO
Jelley Glasses
Lots of them
Prices 3 jh?
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See HOFFMAN about it
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GEITHNER’S
If its Groceries
Dry Goods=“Clothing
Shoes==Ladies Wear
EVERYTHING FOR THE WORKINGMAN
VERNONIA’S STORE THAT LEADS IN STYLE AND QUALITY
DECORATE YOUR CARS AND HOMES FOR THE 4th WITH RED,
WHITE AND BLUE BUNTING.
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SHIPMENT OF NEW DRESSES PRICED^PECIAL AT $6-50 AND $9.75
COLUMBIA KNIT BATHING SUITS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILD­
REN.
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HIKING SUITS FOR LADIES AT $10.00.
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WOOL AND KHAKI KNICKERS IN ALL SIZES.
Colored Shoes in Maple, Bois De Rose, parchment and Snake, also Black
and tan shoes, priced $3.50 to $9.00 pair.
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We say with aut question. We have the Best Line of Hosiery made in the
good old U. S. Rollins Run Stop. Very latest colei’s are Champagne, Bran.
Grain, Piping Rock, French Nude, Woodland Rose, Parchment and Beige.
We have many other colors in stock in service weight. Chiffon and Ser­
vice Chiffon, priced $1.00 and up.
YOU CAN ALWAYS
DO BETTER AT
MILLERS
Store will be closed all day July 5th
Let's Celebrate
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, CHILDREN’S WEAR,
VERNONIA'S LEADING STORE