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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1926)
VERNONIA Friday, August 20, 1926 I Home News Notes J Mr. and Mrs. L. Cates and family week and is now working on the were in Portland shopping Tuesday. night shift in the storage shed of( the Oregon-American mill. His —Ask for Mother’s Bread—the family will come over later. quality loaf.—adv. W. J. Kelly, city marshal,returneJ Charles T. Early of Portland was Sunday from a week spent in a business visitor in Vernoina Yakima and Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Tuesday. Kelly and their daughter returned J. R. McKee filled the —Stamping and Hemstitching cot with him. ton 6 cents, silk 8’ cents. Mrs. Wm. marshal’s duties during his absence. ltf Lan way, 1228 Bridge St. W. —The Vernonia Cleaners have; Alfred S. May of Rainier was a moved their pressing establishment business visitor in Vernonia Friday from 747 Bridge St., to the rear of the Vernonia Drug Co., in quart ers I and Saturday. formerly occupied by Dr. L. B. Sears Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bergman and and will continue to meet your nat-l Mrs. Bergman’s father spent Satur ronage. W. II. SWAN 524 day and Sunday in Seaside. Floyd Cleveland of Riverview has —-A delicious pic—a combination of completed arrangements for build-i Try one.- ing a five-room house on his one- Pineapple nnd Apple. Vernonia Bakery.—adv. acre track. N. C. Sproul, editor of the Rec- The Oregon-American Lumber ord-Bulletin at Prosser, Wash., was company awarded prizes for the best in Vernonia the first of the week lawns this week. The first prize visiting Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McNeill. was awarded Mr. and Mrs. A. I, . Bassett, second prize Mr. and I Mrs.; Little Florence Cates, who has J. E. Cropper, third prize Mr. and been visiting her grandfather and Mrs. L. Cates. grandmother for the past two weeks in Vernonia, returned home Tues A. N. Merrill, who has just sold day. . j his newspaper at Dayton and is es tablishing a new paper at Mills —It is a long journey after wealth City. Oregon, was a Vernonia visi ; —but n short one after a lovely tor Saturday. He was an acquaint I diamond or a dependable watch at ance of I’aul Robinson’s father in A. L. Kullander’s.—adv. Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris, who —We try always to Rive you quality have been spending the summer at and to please you. If ever you buy their cottage in Seaside, are now any of our goods that you do not home here. like or you believe are not right, —Variety is essential in the diet, won’t you return such goods and tell kind of dark bread us all about it. You will confer a Have at least one < on your table ! at every meal in ad- real favor upon us in doing this.'— dition to your ■ basic food.—Vernonia Vernonia Bakery.—adv. Bakery.—adv. Mrs. Pauline McDaniel, prop J. E. Rice, formerly of Rainier, rietress of the Willard hotel, left came to Vernonia Thursday of last Monday for a very serious operation. ✓ I HOFFMAN HARDWARE CO s'.-’ EAGLE NOTICE. Her many friends are anxiously awaiting news of the case. Dr A mass meeting is called for Sat Murphy will perform the operation urday, at 2:30 at the city hall St. E. M. Murphy will have charge of Helens, of voters of Columbia coun the hotel during her absence. ty for the purpose of nominating an independent candidate for the legb-l Both Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Jolly went td Portland the past week-end lature. All voters are respectfully' for operations. Mr. Jolly was operat requested to be present. INDEPENDENT CLUB ed on Friday and Mrs. Jolly on Monday. They have both recovered (Paid Advertisement) and are showing splendid improve ment. It is not known when they She Had Him Down Pat. will leave the hospital. The fresh young traveling sales —WARNING—Do not attempt to man put on his most seductive' regulate your own watch. In doing smile as the pretty waitress glided I so you may injure the hairspring up to his table in the hotel dining which is the most delicate part of room to get his order, and re any time piece. Stop in and we marked: will regulate it for you. We make “Nice day, little one.” no charge for this service.—Kullan “Yes, it is,” she replied. “And so der Jewelry store, adv. was yesterday, and my name is' Mrs. Emmott Crow and three Ella, and I know I’m a pretty girl children left Sunday for Eugene and have lovely blue eyes, and I've where they will visit relatives and been here quite a while, and I likei friends and take in the Trail to the place, and don’t think I’m loo' nice a girl to be working here. Mv' Rail” celebration. Mr. Crow Becom wages are satisfactory and I don’t | panted them to Portland, think there’s a show or dance in —Let us supply you with your pic town tonight, and if there was I nic needs in the way of bread, rolls would not go with you, I’m from the cakes ,pies and all sorts of good country and I’m a respectable girl things. Don’t pack that picnic lunch and my brother is the cook in this until after you visit our store and hotel, and weighs three hundred select some of the “goodies” on dis pounds; last week he pretty nearly: ruined a $25-a-weck traveling mani play.—Vernonia Bakery.—adv. who tried to make a date with me.< —We have on hand at all times a Now, what’ll you have—roast beef J variety of fresh cakes and you will roast pork, Irish stew, hamburger, find them to be entirely different or fried liver?”—Sportsman. than what i s ordinarily termed “bakers’ cake.” Our cakes are full of richness and they have that home made taste. Our sales testify to their goodness.—Vernonia Barkery, adv. NOTICE Camp No. 655, Woodmen of the World, will initiate a lafge class in the grange hall, Saturday, August 21, at 8 P.M. Members of No. 65, Portland, will put on the work. All 1-2 Woodmen invited to attend. Hamburg Croquettes Hash Steak'=SaIads-=Soups and Chowders Save Food-Time-Money No. No. No. No. II $1.85 $2.25 $2.75 $3,50 0 size i size 2 size 3 size Special sale price on the No. 0 size si.69 Full Line—Genuine Universals See HOFFMAN about it IT PAYS ' y Judge Reasoner in Coos Bay. D. B. Reasoner, city recorder, left Tuesday for a trip to Gold Hill to visit his son and North Bend where a daughter resides. He expects to be gone nbout 10 days and incidentally enjoy a little fishing for the first time this year. The city recorder’s duties will be handled by Lester Shecley, city attorney, during Mr. Reasoner’s absence. Arsenic Spray Wiped Off. The state dairy and food commis sioner has ruled that apples sprayed with arsenic spray must he wiped before being marketed. The rub's however, nllow the tolerance of 1-100 to every pound of apples to allow for the amounts that cannot be wiped off conveniently. Pvrotol, the surplus govern^’er.* powder, will he distributed aeni» this year through the county agent’3 office nt the same price as it sold for last year of $7.80 per 100 pounds laid down at St. Helens. County Agent Nelson states that he already has enough listed for the first car load and that he will close the orders for it about the middle of Septem ber. All those wishing to order powder on the first carload should forward their order to the countv agent's office by that time. Classified Advertising WANTS and FOR SALE All eds. under this head "re cash with copy. Rates, one cent a word; initials and figures count as words. • Minimum, 25 cents an issue. 1 __________ FOR SALE Miss Helen F. Dodge of Pennsylva r.ia. holder of a Carnegie medal foi heroism, has been nominated as a candidate lor the American Youth Award established by the directors of the Sc- ,'ii -Centennial International Exposition, which is to be held in, Philadelphia from June 1 to Decern ber 1 In celebration of 150 years ot American Independence. Miss Dodge, the daughter of George II. Dodge of 59-1» Walton «venue. Piiilad* Jumped into the Toms River at Ocean Cale. N J., tally dressed, and. while having U”-’ of only one ;..m, saved tne life of a drowning girl. FOR SALE—3 lots, 50x100 feet, near Rock Creek road in city limits. Price $100 each, easy terms. Inquire nt Hotel Vista. l-4t FOR SALE—5 room cottage, north of laundry. 50x100, $2000, easy terms. Inquire Hotel Vista. l-4t FOR SALE—TEAM, WT. 3100 pounds and harness for $225.00. R. L. Spencer, Vernonia, Or. Box 104. 523 FOR SALE—33 ACRES LAND. S cleared; house; out buildings; good well; young bearing orchard 100 rod woven wire fence; near logging camps; 1 mile from school 2 miles from railroad; 10 mile3 from Vernonia. Price $500.00. L. C. Boeck, Vernonia. Or. 523 FOR RENT—Three room furnished house, 867 Rose Avenue. 2-1* WANTED WANTED—One Jersey cow. State how much milk cow is giving. F. R. Hyland, Vernonia.__________ 1-4* MISCELLANEOUS CADY MOTOR CO. HILLSBORO, OREGON RESIDENT SALESMEN VERNONIA BRAZING & MACHINE WORKS. Rose Averfue--- Vernonia, Oregon INQUIRE OF Mrs? I). L. Sitts for Ancona roosters, on Rose Ave. ____________________ 1-2* A IJBE-D CAR IS ONLY AS DBPBNOAB LE AS THE DEALER. WHO SELLS IT SWAP—Ford light delivery, house hold goods, or what? First house south of Rose swimming hole 2-4* INCORPORATED STORES AT TCP.ES AT NEWBERG SALEM SHERIDAN VERNONIA CORVALLIS HILLSBORO M c M innville MONMOUTH Vote of Thanks. The Pythian Sisters wish to thank all those who assisted in mak- the carnival a success. To Mrs. Wahlater, Mr. Bush, Mr. Whittaker, Mr. Coyle, the musi cians and the young ladies who assisted on the floor, also the Knights, are we especially gratful. Mass Meeting to bo Held. R. Sesseman has asked that a mass meeting of all citizens con cerned be held at Sesseman’s hall Saturday, August 28, for the pur pose of taking action in regard to purchasing land for a cemetery. Mr. Sesseman states that all the lots of the present cemetery are sold, and there is no addition.'*' space available at present. (Continued from Page 1) out of town at the time, and no one present knew how much should be purchased. The matter was droppej until the next meeting. It was said that it will take 30 days to de liver the hose after the order is placed. Even inexperienced buyers can tell that our prices are fair, because we have an unerring method Ey which they themselves can determine the age and value of any Dodge Brothers Used Car in our stock. Facts are better than guesses. Call for Bids. Bids are wanted by the board of ft school district No. 47 for janitor elf work for the two school buildings. A certified check of five per cent ¡Ç?"' must accompany bid. See require ments and file bids at the office of the clerk. The bids will be opeped by the board 7:30 P. M., August 26. » The board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. LILLIAN BROWN, Clerk. Ì' McGRAW ASKS FOR LIGHT FRANCHISE FOR RENT —When you want a little more than the regular small loaf call for Motn . er’« Bread in the sandwich size loaf This i^a square loaf and it will make delicious sandwiches which will pack nicely in the lunch bucket or for the picnic.—Vernonia Bakery.—adv. EVERYTHING £ Makes Delicious D'shes from kft-overs which would otherwise be thrown away AMERICAN YOUTH CANDIDATE ONE LOW PRICE TO ALL Part Linen Toweling, 18-in wide per yard .... 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