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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1926)
Thursday, November 25, 1926 VERNONIA one of the best thrillers the popular star has ever turned out, will end his run at the Majestic theatre Mon day. Eva Novak and Paul Panzer A comedy of chemises, a fajee of head an excellent surrounding com frantic husbands, a laugh riot of pany. rivals—you’ll smile, laugh, forget Nut* the cares of life—you’ll whoop, holl er and roar when you see what hap Now that nuts are in season, you pens “Up in Mabie’s Room,” Satur day night and Sunday matinee at can enjoy them in a great many dif ferent dishes. They not only improve the Majestic theatre. The story points no moral and the flavor of salads, cukes, breads, takes no sides. It is intended simply scalloped dishes and other foods to as a love story of a man and a wo which you add them, but they in- man played against the most inter crease the food value. esting tapestry of recent history. The ladies of the Eastern Star “The Volga Boatman” will be the gave a card and dance party to the big feature at the Majestic theatre for two days beginning Tuesday. It local Masons and their families Thur, is said to be perhaps the most mas night in the grange hall. Many were from out-of-town sive picture ever produced by Cecil present a very enjoyable evening was and B. De Mille. * said to have been spent. Prize danc "The Sea Wolf,” a film version of es were gven, punch and refresh Jack London’s celebrated novel, will ments were served. Further winter be displayed at the Majestic theatre entertainment and social events next Thursday and Friday. It is contemplated by the ladies of said to be a great picture, dramatic, chapter. absorbing and appe aling. Lilian Gish, ! 'ie. 1 star, gained a Shower for Lilian Wilson new pet through appearing in “La Boheme,” the big Metro-Goldv/yn- A shower was given for Miss Mayer feature coming Sunday to I I ian Wilson by her many friends of the Majestic theatre. A canary bird the local Eastern Star lodge at. the was used in the picture, and because I home of Charles Wilson Tuesday she didn’t think the property man I afternoon of last week. Those pre knew how to care for it, she adopt sent were: ed the little songster as her own. Mrs. J. E. Tatt, Mrs. Bergmrn, Buck Jones in “30 Below Zero.” Mrs. W. J. Gooding, Mrs. K. Mc- The Majestic > Neil, Mrs. Space, Mrs. Glen Robin son, Mrs. H. E. McGraw, Mrs. '.rm strong, Mrs. Walter Garner, Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. J. E. Cropper, Mrs. Gründen, Mrs. H. A. Pierce, Mrs. Wm. Folger, Mrs. A. L. Kul- lander, Mrs. F. M. Ruhl, Mrs. Rob ert Koh'ns and Mrs. Chas. Wilson. Smiling Service Whenever and wherever you may be and need service on your car—Phone 922, and your request for aid will be answered by smiling assurance of early attention to your car. Subscribe for the Vernonia E if le CURLEY’S TRANSFER COMPANY Hauling and all kinds of team work. Office at Gordon Furniture Co. Local OUR REPUTATION FOR REPAIR WORK IS A BY WORD IN VERNON IA. SPECIAL CARE WITH FURNI TURE HAULING Phone 672 Res. Phone 653 Vernonia Oregon Earles Repair Works SAFEWAY (I DISTRIBUTION WITHOUT WASTE E are temporarily iocat ej at the Cozy Contee tioiiery See us for W Fada T Atwater-Kent Fenner F^adio Shop ACCESSORIES — SERVICE — SETS Do hristmas Butter- -Guaranteed to be the best, per lb. Cheese—rich full cream Qt per lb............................faiuv FLOUR—Big “K” per sack............ ' Attracting Offering For Fri. Sat. and Monday THE PEOPLES STORE M. MURRAY Mgr. Pan Cake Flour, per bag Soda Crackers No. 5 wooden box ) For Friday, Satur day and Monday The Economy Store J. COREY T Graham Crax No. 5 box for Gem Nuts 3 fcr $1.98 $7.89 Milk 11 tins for -- -------------------------- ..------- Fruit and Vegetables For Friday and Saturday 49c 39c 75c Rolled oats 9 pound bag Corn Meal 9 pound bag When you are in town do not hesitate to walk in and visit 6 Í SUGAR 10 lbs. Pure Cane for per Bbl. If convenient, ask him where he prefers that you buy his gift, and the chances are more than even that he will mention this store. Why Because he knows we have the very things he wants. ity, prices and service. 46c 2 lbs. for Buy His Gift at this Store We have just received a new shipment of the very lat est styles of ladies’ Dresses, Coats, Suits, Raincoats, and Hats. We will offer these items for such a low price that you cannot afford to go out of our store without buying. Do not be afraid to come in and inspect our goods and prices and quality. Our store is so small that it might not give stylish appear* —. ance, but we assure you qual- that of a single case. Likewise, it requires no more ef fort to bank $10,000 than it does to deposit $100. Thus a few people do the detail work that many are ordin arily required to do and the time and effort of the others is released for productive effort in other depart ments of business. The saving in operating costs alone, because of ‘his consolidation, will amount to hundreds of thousands of dollars annually and will be quickly realized, by the consumer, in the materially increased purchasing pow er of his food dollar. For, not only are we setting the pace in reducing the costs of distributing the necessit ies of life—we are also setting the pace in passing along to you the tremdous savings made possible by our organized effort. The extent to which you participate in these savings will determined by the regularity with which you pat ronize Skaggs-Safeway Stores. HE trend of modern retail business is constant ly toward improvement in distributing facilitU: towards a lessening of the excessive spread bet ween producer and consumer that has engaged the earnest attention of the ablest economists for many years. In line with this trend to reduce distributing costs setting the pace on the Pacific Coast-—the recent am algamation of the interests and operations of Skaggs Stores and Safeway Stores was perfected. The purchasing economies and advantages which this union of interests has given us were touched up on in our last advertisement. The operating economies effected include enormous reductions in buying, accounting and administration costs due to the elimination of duplication of effort and simplification of system through scientifically cen tralized control. It is Just as easy, for instance, to ent er the purchase of several carloads of canned corn as Sweet Spuds 7 lbs. for Lettuce California Iced 4 heads Tomatoes 2 lbs. for for^Sc Turnips bunches 3 for 79c 80c Cabbage per lb. Cranberries 3 lbs. 25c 25c 25c 10c 3c 35c J X. ADDITIONAL ITEMS, ATTRACTIVELY PRICED SOAP 10 bars white wnukr for. 35c CANDY— 5 lb. box fancy Fels Naptha 10 bars ---- 59c Broken mixed 2 lb». COFFEE—to further introduce (t | T our white wrap 3 lbs. 47 I. * J» J 1 lb. TEA Royal Club 14 lb. black 45c 30c chocolates .......................... a* 1 4? * .O” French creams per lb. Old fashioned chocolate drops, 2 Plastic mix per lb. 28c 27c 1>38C 29c RICE—5 lbs. blue rose .... 45c CORN—“Xmas Tree” Minnesota Ttìz-, crosby sweet corn, 2 cans ....... CLAMS— pioneer brand tall cans Qn,, 3 tins ........................................... PUMPKIN—No. 2 tins, 2 for ÖUC 25c TUNA FISH— White star large tins 2 for Order» of $5.00 or over delivered free in city limit*. <Sack sugar excepted) Smaller order» a charge of one dime is made for delivery MARKET Shoulder Pork For Roasting, per lb. 27c STORE NO. 225 FEATURES Best Shortening 5 lb. - - - - 90c VERNONIA Cured Jawls per lb - - 25c PHONE 741 ©
