VERNONIA EAGLE
BIX
Thursday, October 20, 1927.
For 5 years Dr. Lu;ader, It is a tense melodrama of desert
Ovila Daoust of St. Helens was
eyesight specialist, has been loves and hates but the piece is
in Vernonia on business Monday
making monthly visits to Vernonia. lightened by the uproarious slap-
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and Tuesday.
stick of the soldiers.
Mr- and Mrs. Paul Robinson and His next will be Nov. 7 and 8,
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i n^—i, son of Forest Grove were visiting , office at Kullander’s. Have your
"Hand. Off”
eyes examined.—adv.
Phone in your order now for friends in Vernonia Sunday.
If you like your movie fare
Buttermilk with regular milk de- spiced with thrills, romane*, act-
regular deliveries of pasteurised | Mr. and Mrs. M. Murray and
from the Nehalem creamery, family
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visited
relatives in Rainier ‘ liveries. Nehalem Creamery.—adv. ■ ion and nerve-çripipng
nerve-gripipng drama,
C. R. Berry, Percy Hewes and there’s a cinema treat in store for
John Grady were Portland visitors I you at the Majestic theatre Monday I
Saturday.
| where Fred Humes will grace the
| Fresh, clean, pasteurized, whole- screen as the star of Hands Off. a
some milk at the Nehalem Cream- I , Universal
ijuiwrsui western. Helen Foster,
ery. Daily deliveries.—adv.
| plays
the sweetheart opposite
Hoffman hardware recently in- i Humes
,
in appealing style, and you’ll
stalled a new electric sign in front ¡¡fce her screen personality, her
of the store.
beauty and her ability as an actress.
You are sure of drinking milk
"Man Power”
' that meets all the rigid state re-1
I quirements, when you order it from ! Christmas Eve. Up in the hills, I
la huge dam is about to collapse to ’
| the Nehalem Creamery.—adv.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. C. E., let its torrents of water down on!
' Spencer, September 29, a son. HeI u town in the valley. Rain falls.!
I Lightning flashes brighten the sur-1
i has been named Solon David.
! A basket social for members i of rounding country with ominous I
of the Woodmen of the World ’ will I' 7,ens. Ail is peaceful below. Only
— can
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i be held in the Grange hall Satur-; —
sand ; bags
fill the breach
and
¡save the thousands below! What1
I day evening.
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. A. B. happens? See Richard Dix’ new
Drake, September 26. a boy. He Paramount thriller “Man Power”
at the Majestic theatre Tuesday
has been named George Robert.
B. W. Tisdale shot a 183-pound and Wednesday and find out.
five-point buck deer on the Laus-
"Men of Daring”
I man burn on Rock creek Sunday
A hearffstirring drama of the
, morning.
western conquest told with a start-
Mrs. R. H. La Rocque, who has . ling vividness that will enable you
Robert
La
I been visiting her son
| to actually live those stormy days,
Rocque here for some time, left at the Majestic theatre Thursday
H Sunday for her home in Glasco, and Friday.
Xj Kansas.
Farm Reminders
Ml L. C. . Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
L.
G.
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Mcckicm
of
Pori
.land
snent
Sprays
on perennial weeds in
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week end visiting at the home Oregon are being tried out more ex-
Hl the
of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Buffmire. tensively than ever this year. There
Z Vernonia Camp No. 655, Wood­ have been a few cases of fairly
men of the World, will give a deep kills hot for the most part l|
yç free magic entertainment at the the various treatments have proved
it Grange hall Monday night, October quite expensive, experiment station
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show, — which
will
be P
for
Western Made—For Western Use
men only, will start at 8:15 p.m.
Hungarian vetch is the best of j
M. M. Martin spent the week the" vetches for forage in Oregon ■
35 | end in Seattle, Wash., visiting with | where the soil is cold and wet, or
i Mrs. A. Lester and family. He was where there is danger of freezing
■ m I accompanied on the trip by Mrs. injury, the experiment station ad-|
FRENCH TOP
S I Allie G. Flynn.
vises. It is usually sowed at 60
OVEN THERMOMETER
M i Experts who really know bread I to 80 pounds an acre with about1
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Z: inside and out say that Mother’s 40 pounds of winter oats.
SAND TONE FINISH
Bread is a wonderfully fine loaf,
■g | way above the loaf usually pro-1 Notice of District Road Meeting
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN
i duced in country bakeries and far Road District No. 9, Columbia
EXTRA LARGE FIRE BOX
” I better than the average loaf made
County, Oregon
in the city bakeries. We can’t say
FULL SIZE OVEN
NOTICE
is hereby given, that in
more only that when you buy
bread ask for Mother’s and accept pursuance of a petition duly sign­
ed by 20 freeholders, resident tax­
no other.—adv.
payers and legal voters of Road
W.
HolthamI
Judge Reasoner, E.
of Vernonia and Ed Eowman of District Number 9 of Columbia
Hillsboro son-in-law
of Judge County, Oregon, and presented to
Reasoner went to Seaside on a the County Court of Columbia
CASH OR TERMS
fishing trip Friday and returned County, Oregon, a District Road
Sunday. They reported a good Meeting of the LEGAL VOTERS
is real value—you’ll have a hard time
of said Road District Number 9
catch of salmon trout.
will be held in the Parker hall,
Rev.
Teddy
Leavitt,
pastor
of
ing to beat this.
the Church of Christ, gave the one mile East of Vernonia. Oregon
keynote address at the Wildwood on the 12th oay of November, 1927,
Christian Endeavor union conven- at the hour of 2:00 p. m. of said
tion at Clatskanie Friday night, day, said meeting to be for the
His topic was, "Consecrated En- purpose of voting a SPECIAL
ROAD TAX in said Rond - —
District
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thusiasm.”
. •’wi
Halloween is Monday, October of not to exceed ten mills on the
dollar,
on
all taxable property in I
31st. You are going to have a
“IT PAYS
party of course as what is more en- said Road District.
Done at St. Helens, Oregon, this 4
joyable than a Halloween party.
And what is a Halloween party | 18th day of October. 1927.
without cider, doughnuts, pumpkin John Philip, County Judge.
or mince pie and cake? Let us | T. B. Mills, County Commissioner
furnish you with everything but J. N. Miller, County Commissioner
the cider (we don’t have that)
and be sure and place your order
at least a day ahead. Vernonia
FOR SAI.E
Bakery.—adv.
Members of the Chamber of 40 ACRES—1% miles from Ver-
nonia on Stony Point road, for
Commerce completely filled the
Tk.i »Sese shoes will instantly appeal to your
banquet room of the Horseshoe cafe sale. Fruit and walnut trees on
taaie lor finer footwear, we are certain, since the
last Thursday at the regular cham­ place. On main graveled road. Jas.
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ber luncheon. The menu consisted Emmons, Vernonia.
leathers that are used as well as the making insure
entirely
of
home-grown
products.
the utmost in fashionable footwear.
The next meeting will be one week WHY WALK in the rain when you
can ride in the dry for $60 cash
from today.
Housewiyes! Why not win some buys 6 cyl. 5 passenger touring car
of the money to be given away new top and paint, good running
! by the Washburn Crosby Co. It order, full price for quick sale.
Fpecial-Friday and Saturday Only
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is not yet too late to enter the See Gilby Motor Company.
inn p~:rs Ladies’ Dress Shoes, up-to-date stock,
Bakers’ Gold Medal Flour radio
MISCELLANEOUS
contest, We have the entry blanks
Endicott-Johnson make
which give you full information, WANTT D—Was|iin0s carefully
done. Work guaranteed toplease
come in and get one at once. You
Per pair.....................
have until midnight Nov. 5th for See Mrs. Lee Burtraw, 175 C. St.
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mailing. If you should win just a Vernonia.
Women’s and Children’s Galoshes
$1.98
$5.00 prize well, it would buy
something that you want wouldn’t IF THE GOODS STOLEN—by the
Women’s Black Streak Galoshes
$3.49
person known to the owner, from
it? Don’t delay—put on your think­
ing cap and start now to win one the Lee Osborne home Saturday
200 pairs Men’s Work Shoes and
of the 233 cash prizes valued at are returned immediately, no ques­
$10,000. Vernonia Bakery.—adv. tions will be asked. Otherwise,
Dress Oxfords
prosecution will follow
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Hoffman Hardware Co.
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Full Enameled
Reithner’s
Leaders of
Style and
Quality
Vernonia’s
Progressive
Store
New Coats
Rain Coats
Children’s Coats
New Woolens for Sport Skirts
Headquarters
for Ladies’ and
Children’s shoes
Phone 801
Vernonia
Oregon
Mail Orders
Filled
Promptly
W’ orking Man’s Store
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Wishes
to announce that Mrs. McKinley will be -
in this store with her full line of
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CLOAKS AND DRESSES
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
and will be glad to show her goods to all wishing
to purchase.
COATS—$13.75, in new up-to-date styles
DRESSES—as low as $9.98
I also have a large line of
Shoes Closing Out at Half Price
You will find some dandy buys among our high­
grade goods for men, women and children.
A good line of
Water Repellent Goods
RAINCOATS for all, down to 6-year-olds
Call and see the new goods that have just arrived.
Theie are too many to advertise them, all.
E. W. Holtham. Proprietor.
Hoffman About it
Finer Footwear
Classified Advertising
*3.89
Children’s Shoes and Oxf°rds
Endicott-Johnson, 200 pairs at
"Grange
*2.95
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SWEATERS
$1.49 to $3.98
All sizes and styles
Day**
Observed
Grange day was observed Sat­
urday by members of Natal grange
when they rebuilt fences, shingled
the roof of the grange hall, and
cleaned the inside of the building.
At 12 o’clock the women who
were present had a chichcn din-
| ner for the workers.
New Dress Prints—24c
The Majestic
Complete line of Groceries. Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables at Reasonable prices.
"Wild Beauty'*
You remember Rex. the king or
horses. Here he is again in a pic­
ture that is just as good. Some-
thing you will enjoy. At the Ma
jestic Saturday.
M. Murray & Co
"The
SPECIAL FAVORS
For Halloween
Added attractiveness for your Halloween
party comes through use of these dainty
table favors and decorations. An ample
variety from which you may choose.
Desired Woman
“The Desired Woman,” a Warner
Bros. production starring Irene
I Rich and directed by Michael Cur-
j ti*. comes to the Majestic theatre
next Sunday. The locale is an army
outpost in a desert region of India.
MACS PHARMACY