Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, October 01, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextVERNONIA EAGLE Friday, October 1, 1926 CIRCUIT COURT JURORS NAMED | NATAL 9--------------------------------------- © Mr. Duke and son Roy and Mrs. The October term of circuit court Mm Devine were Natal visitors for convenes at St. Helens Tuesday, a short time Sunday. The David McMullin family are October 12, at 9:30 a. m. On Mon having their turn being sick. Millie day, October 11, motions, demur has the mumps, it is believed. An rers and default matters will be nie was sick all last week and un heard. Following is the list of jur ors drawn: able to attend school. J. W. Crank, Rainier, carpenter; L. A. Peterson and L. Linberg were Saturday evening callers at the G. L. Tarbell, Yankton, farmer; C. R. Hallberg, Rainier, butcher; Ells Holding home. Miss Perry and her grandmother worth Ellis, Scappoose, farmer; H Mrs. Burris made a flying trip to T. . Bennett, Warren, farmer; John Vernonia in their auto one after- Madsen, Warren, farmer; H. J. Southard, St. Helens, filing station; noon last week. Natal has had a few frosty morn- N. O. Rathbun, Yankton, farmer; C. ings, killing nearly all the garden J. Kolden, Columbia City, not listed; E. E. Graham, Columbia City, wood truck. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Holmes and dealer; J. R. Chambers, Houlton, children went to visit Mrs. Grover laborer; W. E. Clark, Deer Island, Devine at the Holding pole camp. carpenter; Emil Hammerback, War They stopped at Natal and took Mrs. ren, laborer; W. F. Baxter. Rainier, Holding with them. On their way farmer; J. R. Headlee, Apiary, farm home they went to Vernonia, to do er; L. H. Strain, St. Helens, farmer; E. A. Crouse, St. Helens carpenter; some shopping. Mm Devine spent the week end Raymond pryant, Clatskanie, gar age-man ; W. J. Mellinger, St. Hel at his home. Natal grange met Saturday in the ens, carpenter; I. Plamondon, Scap grange hall,. After the business poose, farmer; H. A. Childs, Rainier, meeting they had a very sociable banker; E. A. Davis, Chapman, farm time, although with a very small at er; G. W. Rhodes, Scappoose, farm er; Ed. Hughes, Clatskanie, retired; tendance. The Natal Sunday school children E. L. Jepson, Chapman, farmer; E. received their reward cards for re E. Malmsten, Vernonia, farmer; A. peating the Lords Prayer and other R. Melis, Mist, farmer; L. F. Barger, verses and the cards are very pretty. Yankton, farmer; J. M. Hill, Mist, There were only a few out Sunday. farmer; J. W. Curteman, Delena, Mrs. Carmical reviewed the school. farmer; M. Saxon, St. Helens, rttir- Next Sunday will begin another ed. new quarter. Elmer Swanson of Everett, Wash* Mrs. Holding and daughter Ber tha and Miss Schooley called at the who formerely owned a billiard hall McMullin home Sunday a few mo here, was a Vernonia business visi tor Monday. ments. The Ed McMullin family moved to Flu Dalles last week. They sold their property here to Mr. Never of Portland and he expects to move I here soon. The little infant son of Mr. and I Mrs. Jim McMullin, who died at birth, was buried Saturday after noon in Mist. Our sympathy goes to the sorrowing parents. The moth er is doing as well as can be ex pected. For Sale at the Holding ranch seven good hunting strain of hound pups. Will sell the mother of pups al so, Pups for sale at $25. a pair. Old dog bitch at $50. Call and see them. David McMullin is sowing his fall wheat this week. @------------------------------------------- 0 Lucian Anilriot, the French cine ma photographer who filmed such pictures as “The Thundering Herd,” “The Count of Monte Cristo” and “A Connecticut Yankee in King Ar thurs Court” photographed Rod La- Rocque’s new picture, “Red Dice,” which will be on view at the Maj estic Theatre Saturday. Marguerite De La Motte is leading woman. Charles Lane is playing another English Lord in “Marriage License?” Fox Film version of the sensational drama by F. Tennyson Jesse and H. M. Harwood, coming to the Maj-, a estic Theatre, Sunday in which Alma Rubens is featured. Frank Borsage directed. Bruce Gordon is still nursing a sprained ankle sustained in one of the wild riding scenes of “Beyond The Rockies” in which Bob Custer N is being starred again by F. B. O. The production will be shown at the Majestic Theatre on Monday. Lon Chaney, in one of the dual roles he portrays in “The Black Bird.” the great production coming I to the Majestic Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday, plays a cripple | very similar to the one that made him famous in “The Miracle Man.” Tod Browning directed “The Black Bird,” which is a Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer picture. “Tony Runs Wild,” Fox Films lat est 'Torn Mix production, will show at the Majestic Theatre Thursday and Friday. “Tony,” Mixe’s wonder horse, is £ One dollar today may not seem like a very large amount, but one dollar today and another dollar tomorrow soon amounts to a considerable sum. Let us explain a few of the many plans we have for your con venience in saving. Bank of Vernonia VERNONIA. OREGON Stoney _______________ saving FALL stores SUPPLIES Recently we have made several very fortunate purchases which enables us to offer you better values, right now, than ever before in the history of Skaggs Stores. The immense buying power which our hundreds of stores gives us per mitted us to go into the market at a time when prices on many staple articles had reached the lowest level in years. By buying in large quantities we were able to effect remarkable savings and these savings we are passing along to you. By doing as we do—buying in quantity—you can reduce your living ex penses this winter to the absolute minium. Come in now, while our stocks are over-flowing with good things at remarkably low prices. SAVING PRICES EFFECT OCT.l TO OCT. 5, INCLUSIVE. » FLOUR SUGAR Big “K” Hard Wheat Guaranteed Quality 49-lb. bag ........... $2.29 Barrel (4 bags) $9.09 Pure Cane 100-lb. sack ..... $6.69 25-lb. bag $1.83 FLOUR Crown Best Patent 49-lb. sack ..... 1$2.39 Barrel (4sacks) $9.53 Skaggs White Wrap Coffee—Roasted fresh daily, rich lib.... 49c 1 lb. 49c 1 lb. ...43c Real quality ................... Skaggs Orange Wrap Coffee Skaggs Blue Wrap Coffee .... flavor. 3 lbs. $1.45 3 lbs. ..$1.45 3 lbs. $1.25 Blue Rose F lead Rice WHITE BEANS Red Mexican Beans Extra Fine Quality 10 lbs................ $ .79 100 lbs.............. $7.25 $ .79 10 lbs.......... 100 lbs......... ........ $7.25 10 lbs........... 100 lbs......... $ .95 $8.75 Karo Light Corn Syrup, 10 lb. bucket ...................... 79c Karo Light Corn Syrup, 5-lb. bucket ........................ 43c Skaggs Cane anl Maple Syrup, 5-lb. tin .................................. 89c Skaggs Cane and Maple Syrup, 10-lh tin Ê1.A9 Karo Dark Corn Syrup, 10-lb. bucket ..... :.......... .... 79c Karo Dark Corn Syrup, 5-lb. bucket ................... 43c Golden Marshmallow Syrup, 5-lb. tin ........................... 69c Golden Marshmallow Syrup, 10-lb. tin «1.25 12 for $1.15 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes or Post Toasties BROOMS CRACKERS Skaggs Domestic, each ................... 79c Skaggs Leader, ea.. 39c Graham or Soda 49c Family size CHEESE 2 lbs. 57c •■J r r rr r r r r Help The Good Trees The farm woodland will be im proved by the removal of trees which have been overtopped by oth ers and have had their growth stun ted; diseased trees, or those seri ously injured or extremely liable to injury insect attacks, as chestnut in the region subject to blight or bir ch in the gispy-moth area; badly fire-scarred trees; trees of the less valuable species; crooked, large- crowned. or short-bodied trees, which will not make good lumber and which are crowding or overtop ping others; slow-growing trees which are crowding fast-growing kinds of equal value; sound dead trees, both standing and down. Dill pickles are made by putting Agriculture will tell you how to do them in a mild salt solution with it. dill herb to give distinctive flavor. The United States department of Tell us a news item. Hand it in. SYRUP Put Away One Dollar « Today Reason For Lime Many soils are deficient in lime, and its additions will often result in larger crop yields. An important effect of liming is a sitnruation of the decomposition of organic matter When lime in any form is applied to soils with insufficient organic matter, especially in warm, humid climates, it is usually advisable to add manure or plow under green crops for the purpose of keeping up or if possible increasing the supply of this essential ingredient. Soils require lime for other reas ons, among them for correction of acidity, for improvement of the drainage, and to supply lack of lime for plant food. It is suggest«!»! that experiment on their own soils with various crops to determine the re sponse to liming. I given an opportunity in this picture MOVIE NEWS AND ; to share starring honors with COMMENT OF LOCAL owner. FEATURES Everybody reads the Eagle. to J. M. Clark to buy a House House and two acres at edge of town for sale. Good terms. Priced right for quick sale CANNED GOODS SAVINGS BAKING POWDER Peas, Seven Peaks Brand, 4 tins 69c Clearfield Brand, 4 for.......... 49c Lily of the Valley Sifted peas. 4 for ....................................... 98c Corn, Christmas Tree Brand, 89c 4 for .................................. Lily of the Valley Golden Bantam Corn, 4 for ............................. 98c Tomatoes, Hunt’s Supreme, solid pack, 6 for ............................ 98c Tomatoes (with puree) 6 for ...85c Pineapple, No. 2>/2 tins, broken slic ed, 6 for ............................... $1.39 Standard, No. 2>/2 tins, 4 tins $105 No. 2i/2 tins ex. fey Hunt’s supreme 3 for ......................................... 89c String Beans, No. 2 tins, 3 cans... 35c Sweet Potatoes, No. 2>/2 3 for ...55c Spinach, Thorneapple, No. 21/-» tins, 3 for .................. -.................... 390 Salmon, Pink, No. 1 tall cans, ea 15c Calumet,. 2 •/■»-lb can .................. 67c K. C., 25-oz can.......................... 23c Royal Bkg Powder, 2>/>-lb can $1.39 Shilling’s Baking Powder, 2i/>-lb can ................................ 98c Soda, Arm and Hammer, 3 pkgs29c SOAP, SOAP PRODUCTS Creme Oil Soap, 6 bars............... 45c White Wonder Soap, 10 bars ....39c Crystal White Soap, 10 bars....... 43c Gold Dust, per package............... 29c Seafoam Washing Powder ....... 29c Citrus Powder, 2 packages ....... 53c Swift’s Naptha Chips, each ....... 25c MISCELLANEOUS Campbell’s Pork & Beans, 6 cans 49c Hunt’s Supreme Tomato Sauce, 6 cans ......................................... 49c Catsup, 4 bottles ...... '""."'89c Booth’s Sardines, lg oval, 2 cans 29c Clams, No. 1, tall cans, 3 cans ...,85c IN OUR MARKET INSIDE IMPROVED LOOP Reproduction AERIAL 5 doz. fancy dressed hens, lb. 27c Prime Steer Ribs, boned and rolled, per pound ................................ 28c 500 pounds eastern sugar cured Bacon, per pound .................. 38c 200 pounds Bacon Squares, lb 25c 200 pounds Bacon Strips, per lb. 33c Salt Pork, per pound................... 30c Pure Lard, 3 lbs 57c, 5 pounds for93c Best Shortening, 3 lbs 57c, 5 lbs 93c Choice Bacon in 1-lb packages, neat ly sliced, per pound 43c One-half Pound Dried Beef 25c Fenner’s Radio Shop Most of the above items will be on display in our windows Friday and Satur day. Pick your cut from these at the above prices and save yourself some money. Send the youngsters down and they will receive the same treatment as the adults. ACCESSORIES — SERVICE — SETS SKAGGS UNITED STORES No. 225—Vernonia, Oregon. 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