VERNONIA EAGLE
Friday, October 15, 1926
Used school books bought at Ver­
nonia Variety store.—adv.
Pumpkin pie time again—we have
them and they are delicious.—Verno­
nia Bakerp.—adv.
L. Blackburn spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Hood River visiting
his father, who is ill.
Miss Anna Jerzyk, city editor of
the Rainier Review, was in town
visiting friends Saturday.
The Pythan Sisters will entertain
the Pythian brothers and tho^ wives
also visiting knights and ladies are
% invited.
All sisters are asked to
bring pumpkin pies to the grange
hall Wednesday evening, October 27.
Lester Sheeley was a Portland bus­
iness visitor Tuesday.
M. Gründen was surprised on his
birthday by a few friends Tuesday
evening, who treated him to a
chicken dinner. Those present were
Mrs. E. West, Mrs. L. Rogers,
Mrs. Sarah Spencer and Mr. and Mrs.
O. B. Malmsten of Seaside.
We make a Raisin Loaf from a
special white sweet dough, chock full
of raisins, icing on top ’neverything
-—try one and you will come back
for more.—Vernonia Bakery.—adv.
Just keep in mind that Hallowe’en
is nit far off and you will want
something special for that Halloween
party, such as doughnuts to go with
the cider or perhaps a special cake
decorated in Halloween colors. Let
us know a few days ahead and we
will make just what you want, as you
want it and it will be all quality.—
Vernonia Bakery.—adv.
Don’t forget. We now have on
hand holiday fruit cake, either light
or dark. Wist people tell us that they
can buy it from us for much less
than they can make it at home. Be
thrifty—buy it from us.—Vernonia
Bakery.—adv.
Always ask for Mother’s Bread—
the quality loaf.—adv.
Sheaffer life-time pens at Kull-
anders jewelry store, adv.
ANYONE in need of second hand
furniture cull at Mrs. W. L. Hall’s
as I have a bed springs and mattress
dining table and nhairs, 2 rockers
heating stove and other items for
sale there E. E. Mills
101*
Lest you forget—we have cream
pulls and chocolate eclairs on Wed
nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays—
filled with pure cream.—Vernonia
Bakery.—adv.
•—Stamping and Hemstitching cot­
ton 6 cents, silk 8 cents. Mrs. Wm
Lanway, 1228 Bridge St. W.
Itl
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE—Alexander apart
meat house, eight 2-room apartments
Very good location. Will consider
Vernonia property in exchange.
Some cash, terms to suit.
Address P. O. box G7, Vernonia. Stf
FOR SALE: Team, weight 3100 lbs.,
ami harness, all for $215. R. L.
Spencer, Timber route, Vernonia.81*
MISCELLANEOUS
PARTY GOVERNMENT IS BEST
FOR SALE—4-room house with
bath, modern. Some terms. Also
Remington typewriter.
Vernonia
Woodworking Co.
94
WANTED—Small quiet sleeping
room furnished or unfurnished. En­
quire Horseshoe Cafe
101*
Will Sell Poultry And
Property At Bargain
I have accepted the position of
salesman of Ford cars offered me
by the Crawford Motor company,
and therefore will not be able to
give the proper attention and time
to my poultry and hatching business.
I am offering the following for
sale: Breeding yards of White Leg
horns, incubators, brooders; also one
Guernsey cow and three fine heifer...
A gooil house, barn, orchard, good
garden spot, part or all of which
can be had with the poultry plant, is
for rent.
This is one of the best locations
to be found anywhere and a real
opportunity for the right party. The
place is six miles north of Vernonia.
See me for particulars at Crawford’s.
—P. HILL—adv.
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
Peisoial and Business
GREETING CARDS
NICE LINE OF SAMPLES
Any and all orders appreciated.
Drop me a card and I will call, or
call at House 55. O.-A. hill.
Clara Cates, Box 334, City.
We Have Taken Over the Agency for
ATWATER KENT
RADIO
THEY ARE NOW ON DISPLAY AT
FENNER RADIO
The leaders of
style and quality
Merchandise
Reithner’s
58 More shopping days before Christmas. You will find Gifts supreme
at Reithner’s.
:—-i;
Always first with anything new. We"
shop all over the world, to find some­
thing a little different for you. Just
received a wonderful line of ladies
and misses novelty gloves. We have/
beautiful silk and velvet Dress pat-^
terns, just the thing for your wife. A
new line of shoes.
Dry Goods
Notion*
Coats
Shoes
Silk Dresses
Hosiery
k new line of Men’s ROLLINS O-STOP HOSIERY
I. L. PATTERSON
FREDRICK STEWER
for
for
HALLOWEEN
Parties
U. S. SENATOR
GOVERNOR
RE-ELECT
W. C. HAWLEY, Congressman, First District
N. J. SIN NOT, Congressman, Second District
M. E. CR JMPACKER, Congressman, Third District
JUDGE THOMAS A. BRIDE)
JUDGE 1 ENRY J. BEAN)
Justice of the
JUDGE GEORGE M, BROWN)
Supreme Court
C H. GRAM, Labor Commissioner
THOMAS K. CAMPBELL, Public Service Comm.
ELECT
CHARLES A. HOWARD, Superintendent of Pub-
lie Instruction.
The above c
the May pri
Oregon the r
ment. Tre 1
ated on its r
MENT;
F j the Youngsters
A Halloween Party for the
youngsters is such barrels of
fun, yet costs so little. We
have a host of dandy novel­
ties as well as plans for such
an event. Stop in and see
them.
j
ndidates were chosen Republican standard bearers in
laries. Ours is a government of political parties. In
rcct primary is a foundation stone of popular govern­
»publican party of Oregon is proud of the men nomin­
ate ticket. IF YOU BELIEVE IN GOOD GOVERN­
OU RELIEVE IN THE DIRECT PRIMARY—
V( TE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
Election November 2
(Paid Advertisement)
VERNONIA DRUG GO.
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Phil Matscham, Chairman
Floyd Cook, Secretary
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Hoffman Hardware Company
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A GOOD Bear trap for sale cheap
wei; lit 20 pounds, see (). E. Dent 92*
FOR SALEJ-—Chevrolet Roadster
’23 in excellent shape, many extras,
6 tires must sacrifice. House 21 O.-
A. Hill. $250. cash.
92*
Vernonia’s
Progressive
Store
Vote the Republican Ticket
35c
42c
50c
35c
45c
45c
See wii dow display—Gillette Razor Blades.
Buy now and have on hand, no need to shave
with a dull blade.
See Hoff man About It. It Pays
CORVALLIS
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SHERIDAN
VERNONIA
EVERYTHING
TO WEAR
MILLINERY
WOOL BLANKETS
MENS SUITS
Ladies Coats and
Dresses
Oxfords and Pumps.
Silk and Wool Hosiery
Cotton Blankets
Novelty Suitings
Turkish Towels
Jap Lunch Clothes.
Mens Overcoats
Mens Dress Shirts
Mens Oxfords and
Shoes
i,
Here are Values That
Point the way to True Economy and
A VOTE
FOR
PIERCE FOR GOVERNOR
Club was organized last week in Vernonia by people
from all polit cal parties and formerly all walks of life.
The purpose of this is to bring before the people of this
vicinity a few of the many reasons why Walter M. Pierce
should be re-elected on November 2.
The reduction of our taxes during his present admin­
istration should, alone, be sufficient to cause every voter
io cast a ballot for Mr. Pierce and retain him m office.
Next week we will tell you what has been saved to
the taxpayers of Columbia county alone.
We endoise the Grange Income Tax bill.
We think every home-owning and home-loving per­
son should see that this bill becomes a law, for:
“No greater truth was ever uttered than that the bur­
den of a tax depends not on the amount paid, but on what
> ■ left after th tax is paid. By the graduated income tax
we seek to reduce the tax burden of the man who pays
out of his necessities, and increase the amount for the
man who pays out of his luxeries.
"The cor. ect solution of our tax problem is vital to
our further advance. While general property has almost
cached the p »int of confiscation, secunties that would
ransom a king are tucked away in vaults and strong boxes
The man in < logon who buys a bungalow instead of a
bond, or a fai n instead of tax-exempt security, is penal­
ized for his choice of investment. The assessor will find
the bungalow : he mav not find the bond.”
VOTE YES JN THE GRANGE INCOME TAX BILL
VOTE NO ON THE PROPERTY OFFSET BILL
VOTE NO ON THE DENNIS RESOLUTION
(Paid Advertisement)
Substantial Savings
Ladies Coats with fur
Collars new fall shades
$22.50
POLLYANNA HOUSE
DRESSES
$2.00
Oregon City Blankets
All wool silk bound
edges. Novelty plaids
in a wide range of col­
ors
$8.50
SPECIAL
MEN’S OVERCOATS
$15.00 and $22.50
Young Mens Suits
with 2 pair trousers
$25.00 and $30.00
MENS DRESS SHIRTS
Newest materials and
patterns just arrived
Ladies Silk Hose
98c $1.50 and $2.00
Turkish towels good
weight dll perfect. 10c
Ladies Silk and Wool
Hose Black and Colors
get your share of these
Light medium and
heavy Weight
$1.25 and $1.50
Ladies Silk and Wool
Unionsuits
$1.25
$3.00, $3.50, $4.50, $5.
and $6.50
Mens Waist or Bib
Overalls
$1.25
LADIES HATS
$3.00 $4.50 and $5.00
New Stock of Ladies
Handkerchiefs
20c and 25c
A safe place to trade
at MILLER’S
$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50
Mens Unionsuits
Everything for the
Workingman
VERNONIA’S LEADING STORE