VERNONIA EAGLE
Thursday, July 14, 1927.
recently purchased from the Gilby Smith, E. F. Messing, and
H. Washburn.
Motor company.
Reithrrer’s
The Vernonia Bakery is a Ver-
L. R. Norris and L. R. Boyer
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.... life de-'
arrived in Vernonia Monday, from nonia institution, Its
Mississippi. They expect to stay pends upon the business that you
C. S. Hoffman was a Portland if they can find suitable work.
as a resident of Vernonia or sur- i
visitor the early part of the week.
rounding country give to it. It
H. G. Phelps is acting as city produces only quality goods at a
Mrs. N. H. Tisdale returned home marshal in the absence of W. J. fair price. Does not such an lp-
from a visit in California last week.
Kelly, who is away on his yearly situation deserve your loyal support.
Your businesses appreciated and we
vacation.
Roy Clark was a Portland visitor
try to give you service as well as
this week.
Ray Emmott, G. C. Mellinger quality. Use home products and you
V» .a. llayden recently purchased I and Wm. Aspland left last week can do this by insisting that your
a Chevrolet sedan from the Gilby i for a 10-day fishing trip in south- grocer sell you Mother’s Bread.
ern Oregon.
Let him give you no other—the
motor company.
money that helps you and the city
M. E. Carkin attended the dance of Vernonia is that money which
Gene Purney recently bought a
given
by
St.
Helens
post
of
the
new Oakland coach from the Gilby
you keep in circulation here, not
American Legion on the Swan Tues Portland or some other town.—
Motor company.
day night.
Vernonia Bakery.—adv.
Will Smith of Portland was a
recent cnller on O. E. Dent who
When you need more than the
is confined to his bed with cancer. regular pound loaf ask for Mo-
j ther’s bread in the sandwich loaf
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
i size. It is an unusually fine loaf
Bowman, July 1, a girl. Her name
for the table as well as for sand
is Greta June.
wiches. Ask for mother’s—adv.
Mrs. Arthur Walker and baby
Mrs. Dollie Anderson and daugh
are visiting in Kelso, Wash., with
ters spent the week end of July
her mother.
4 with her father in Klickitat,
Mr. ant Mrs. A. C. Knauss re- Wash., returning they stopped in
turned from their honeymoon trip Scappoose two days, reaching home
to Yosemite park Sunday.
Sunday.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
K. A. McNeill is attending the
Church, July 7, a boy. His name druggists convention in Bend this
is Richard Jerome.
week. He and Mrs. McNeill plan
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Disamore are to drive into California before re
10-day vacation in turning home.
spending a
Washington.
When you need an extra quan-
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. H. F. tity of any one of our products
Beaver, July 9, a boy. The lad will you not give us your order
has been named Edward Marion. a day ahead and thus help us to
supply you and thereby avoid dis
Leona McGown of Forest Grove appointment on both sides, Ver-
was a visitor at the home of Mr. nonia Bakery.—adv.
and Mrs. A. Corey last week.
D. B. Reasoner received a post
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dexter of card this week from Mr. and Mrs.
Portland were Sunday visitors at R. Buhler, who are on their way
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. to Switzerland for a visit. The
Moe.
I card wps written on board the S.S.
In Mother’s Bread you get all Montcairn, and was mailed from
that you should get in a high qual Southhampton, England.
ity loaf. Ask your grocer for it
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fenner will
and be sure you get Mother’s—adv. leave Sunday for La Grande to
We wish to express greatful
thanks to our many friends and i
neighbors, and particularly mem-
bers of the city council, for their
many acts of kindness during our
recent bereavement and the beauti
ful floral tributes tendered in mem-
ory of
i our beloved wife and mother.
D. . B. Reasoner and family.
Fined
for Being
Drunk
Otis Ware was arrested by Mar-
shal H. G. Phelps Sunday and char-
ged with being drunk. Upon his
plea of guilty before Judge Reas-
cn.r Mrnday morning he was
en the minimum fine of $2ö.
Radioed From USDA
Hoffman Maidware Co
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Ladies Rayon Bloomers. Heavy Quality
well reinforced, full sizes. Colors, peach,
flesh, orchid, nile and gold.
Special $1.29 pr
Coats and Dresses
Final Clearance of summer coats and silk
dresses priced below cost. Do not fail
to see them.
Confidence
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—late 1925 Buick
coach in A-l shape mechanically.
Bumpers and motomctcr. Will trade
for light 6 coupe. Price $950. In
quire Wm. Devine, Hotel Vista.
493*
FOR SALE—Belgian rabbits. In
quire A. H. Tisdale on the Corey
hill.
491*
FOR RENT—5 room house, east of
the high school, one block; bath
toilet and basement. Will be at
the place Sunday and Monday next.
M. E. Schumerhorn, Foiest Grove.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—1 4-room
house in Block 4, lot 2, East side
addition, will sell or consider a
trade-in on Roadster or coupe. For
particulars write D. J. Pankratz,
Box 385, Vernonia.
474
FOR SALE—2 Registered Holstein
Bull calves, good breeding. Roy
Hanson, Birkenfeld, Ore.
483*
rooms. Old established business. Can
1 be kept full all the time. Excellent
| location. Will take 4 or 5-room
I house as part payment. Selling on
account of ill health. Apply of Mrs.
Webeter at 641 First’ street. Ver
nonia, Ore.
tf404*
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED—Woman
for
general
house work. Telephone 641. 491*
WANTED—Music studio room in
Vernonia by International Music
Stadios. address 420 Union Ave.
N„ Portland, Ora.
472*
VERNONIA LOTS for sale. phoae
Portland, A Twa tor 2784.
474*
For Beauty’s Sake
in one’s appearance brings
natural loveliness and poise,
which are the most envi
able attributes of feminine
charm.
Rollins Run-Stop Hos
iery. AH Colors and
Prices.
FORMFIT ,
GIRDLEIERES
give that comfortable, yet
snug confinement which
adapts the figure to the
straight modish lines now
in vo^ue. iWe have a wide
selection of Formfit gar
ments.
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Headquarters for Ladies and Children’s
Shoes.
Vernonia, Oregon
Phone 801
Miller Mercantile Company
STORES AT
CORVALLIS
HILLSBORO
McMiNNVILLE
MONMOUTH
NEWBERG
SALEM
SHERIDAN
VERNONIA
EVERYTHING
TO WEAR
oiyic quality and Price
BACKED BY SERVICE
Beaver Knit
Hosiery
Classified Advertising
SALE OR EXCHANGE—Suc
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Special
Card of Thanks
Speaking before a recent session
attend the Legion and Auxiliary
conventions. From there they will of the international congress of
drive to Wyoming to visit Mr. Fen- soil science held in Washington,
an eminent Dutch soil scientist told
ner’s parents.
the delegates that the absolute
Among those from Vernonia who population limit of the human race
The Gilby Motor company re
cently sold a cnhrolet Chevrolet attended the funeral of Mrs. D. B. is about 8 billion persons. He based
to Harry Benson, a cook at the Reasoner» in Hillsboro Thursday his conclusions on a very intensive
were: E. W. Holtham, Mrs. W. F. study which he has made of crop
Koster camp.
Cronister, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. capacities of all sections of ilie
Mrs. K. A. Estes is now driving Gooding, Guy Mills, J. C. Lindley, world. He says “the land of the
a new Chevrolet coach which was R. Sessman, C. C. Clay, E. L. earth will feed 8 billion people if
the most efficient farming methoas
now being used are applied to all
NZMEKXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHX land which wall raise a crop.”
require less work. Hay and
X peanuts
small grain crops are usually pro
a duced with the least labor.
s Farmers who want a copy of the
H new 1926 Yearbook of agriculture
had bettter write their Congrcss-
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j of the book will be printed and
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l .".ost of t'-c'T will be <lls'-”jut‘'!
i by representatives and senators,
I each of whom is allowed about
400 copies.
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F. E. Visnaw and family just
returned from a 10-day vacation
visiting Mrs. Visnaw’s parents and
relatives living at Lewiston, Idaho,
and Clarkston, Wash. Leaving there
they drove north to Wallace, stay
ing a few days with Mr. Visnaw’s
brother and family. Returning they
drove through Spokane, Seattle '
Tacoma and Longview. They state
that their trip was very pleasant
and not marred by tire trouble
or rains.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reasoner and
daughter, Dorothy, 16, and Evelyn,
8, are spending a month with Mr.
Reasoner’s father, D. B. Reasoner.
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Vernonia’s Progressive Store—Leaders of
Style and Quality
Butter ck
Patterns
MAKES OUR BUSINESS GROW
STAR BRAND SHOES
For Women, Misses and Children
In all the new styles and colors
Style and quality in every pair.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
Priced to Sell
Overalls, Can’t Bust ’Em fills the
Bill. Shrinks less, wears longer and
fits better than any overall on the
market and costs no more.
A NEW ONE. THE WALTER
SOLD BY MILLERS
Booth Oxford for Men who want
up-to-the-minute stvle Black and
Tan Calf
$6 00 and $650
LION BRAND WORK SHOES
For men and boys. Built for Com
fort and wear. $3.50, $3.75, $4.00
$4.50
WEST COAST LOGGERS
THE OLD HICKORY STRIPE
Work Shirt, Full Cut Double Back
Two Pockets
MENS SUMMER WEIGHT UN-
ion Suits, Ankle length, long sleeve,
no sleeve, knee length, Shortsleeve
and ankle length, white and ecru.
$1.00, $1.25, $1.35
BOYS SUMMER WEIGHT UN-
ionsuits. Knit short sleeve, ankle
length, also B. V. D.’s Hi and low
neck. Sizes 24 to 34.
50c and 75c
$100
MENS DRESS SHIRTS BANDED
WAIST OR BIB OVERALLS
and collars attached, plain and fan
cy broad cloth, silk stripe, at
$115
14 OZ. CANVAS GLOVES, ONE
Piece Back, Red Wrist 2 pair 25c.
Mens leather Faced Gloves, Full
leather Thumb and Fingers
50c
50c
Gordon
Hats
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00
MENS BLUE AND GRAY WORK
Shirts. Amoskeag Chambray Fast
color cut roomy well made, with
two pockets.
50c
Vernonia's Leading Stor
50c
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Shoes