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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1927)
Thursday, November 10, 1927. VERNONIA EAGLE Dr. Ella Wight returned yester day from a stay of one week in I Portland. Nicer than a hand bag—Over- Night cases, at Mac’s Pharmacy.— adv. 5 years Dr. Luzader, Ivery Fish of Woodburn was in eyesight specialist, has been Vernonia Tuesday night calling on making monthly visits to Vernonia. friends. His next will be Nov. 7 and 8, For a short trip—Over-Night cas- office at Kullander’s. Have your —plain or fitted, at Mac’s Phar eyes examined.—adv. macy.—adv. are moving from Hillsboro to their Mrs. H. E. McGraw and sons home here Tuesday. Mr. Hartwick spent Saturday in Portland shop will be employed at the Gilby Mo tor company. ping. E. W. Holtham sold his prop erty on Second avenue to Mose Christian Friday! J. A. Holtham and family, who have been living there, moved to’ the Chas. White home on Third street. J. C. Lindley attended a meet ing of Columbia county bankers Mrs. Joe Elias of Portland is i in St. Helens Monday night. spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Corey. I Mrs. W. G. Walker of Hillsboro ■ is spending a week with her daugh- Herbert Hollyfield returned last ,, E. McGraw. Friday from St. Vincent’s hospital ■ er’ rs' in Portland. If you are going on a trip see — the Over-Night cases at Mac’s Phar- |||, macy.—adv. The school children find the Vernonia Bakery a popular place to get a light noon-day lunch and that for only ten or fifteen cents. There they willl find a large var ty of wholesome food io select •m.—adv. Mrs. r • * - Charles Justice, Mrs. John seed that has been spoiled by early Imbeck and daughters, Mildred | rains make excellent fertilizers, Place, Vera Goodin, Theresa Tack says the experiment station. ett, Ruby Dopkins, Jack Grimm, Prepare citrus fruits for salad Pat Fest, Levert Goodin, Jim Em mons, Mike Anders, S. A. Wells, I the night before and let drain over Claude Tackett, Joe Raymer, Andy night—when the ' dressing is added the salad will not be watery. Raymer and Robert Williams. Put a small piece of lemon rind in the aluminum pan when you Free Methodist Services. A Sunday school has been or- ' are cooking eggs in the shell—then ganized with a good attendance. I the water will not stain the pan. There will be a meeting tonight at Mr. Loyd’s home, and one Friday in the schoolhouse. Everyone is in vited Sunday afternoon at 2:30, when Sunday school will be con-J ducted. Afterward there will be baptizing. Hillsboro—Dr. Smith’s $50,000 new hospital opened for patronage. START YOUR The Rainier News, is the name of the new newspaper that appear- ed in Rainier last week, It was introduced as the reason of the factional fight in that city recently over the recall of Mayor Veatch The members of the church of and two councilmen. Mr. Veatch is the owner of the Review. 1 H. D. Van Bianconi returned Christ are constructing a new con crete walk in front of the church a hunting trip in last week from Mr. and Mrs. F. . M. Ruhl left property this week. Frank Heath southern Oregon and northern Cal- < one week In and Jim Munger .is the committee Monday for a visit of ifornia. Klamath Falls. in charge. In Mother’s bread ÿou get J. H. Bush, Emil Messing, C. The Knights of Pythias held a quality plus. Don’t just ask for was “bread”—learn to say “Mother’s” Bruce and H. E. McGraw left social meeting last week Thursday evening for Klamath attended by many local bread.—adv. Falls on a goose hunt. They re of-town members. Mrs. H. G. Phelps was operated turned Monday with evidence to Seven members of the on Saturday at a Portland hospital, show that the hunting was unus- Fellows lodge attended the annual Sh" ’s reported to be showing ually good. clam bake in St. Helens Tuesday of splendid improvement. At the Vernonia Bakery you will last week. D. S. Graven opened the Waf- find delicious holiday fruit cake Mrs. F. McBarron, who is now fie House for business Saturday. which is now over a month old It was formerly owned by H. G. and getting better every day. And living in Portland was in Vernonia considering the many kinds of in Saturday on business and visiting Rogers. gredients and the high quality of ■ friends. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sesseman spent each it is reasonably priced at 60c a few days of last week in Port- per pound. You couldn’t poss’ \ :! Final Assembly Line land viisting their son J. Sesse- bake it as cheaply at home.—adv. | Ready To (Begin Work man and family. At Large Fordson Plant I S. Wells and Miss Theresa Tack- Teddy Leavitt was the main ette were accompained on a motor The final assembly line, for speaker at the father and son ban trip by Miss Ruby Dopkins and years the chief attraction for vis quet at Rainier Thursday night. Claude Tackett of Treharne to itors at the Highland Park plant, I He was accompained on the trip Woodburn, where Miss Tackett re has been transferred to the Ford I by Frank Heath. mained for a visit with friends, son plant and is now practically Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick and Portland, where Miss Dopkins ready to begin assembly operations. The line formerly occupied a will spend a week with relatives. space approximately 680 feet long Teddy Leavitt drove to Newberg ' at the W building, Highland Park. CHZHZHZNZHXHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ Monday for a slight operation. He ! In its new home in the B building, al will not return until today, as he Fordson, this space has been cut has been asked to aave charge °fjjn Despite the reduced length the funeral of Henry Morris, the j^e jjng assembly capacity Chamber of Commerce secretary wyj remain the same at at High- who committed suicide Sunday land Park. night in the chamber rooms at Locating the line at the Fordson Newberg. plant eliminates the necessity for The folowing members of the shipping motors and chassis and American Legion and Auxiliary at- body parts to the Highland Park tended a social meeting of these plant by rail, plus the extra handl organizations in St. Helens Monday ing of these materials which that night. Mr. H. E. McGraw, Mrs. method involved. Under the pres W. S. Eason, Mrs. J. C. Lindley. ent new arrangement all the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson, M heavier assemblies and parts will E. Carkin, Dan Nelson, and Mr. be sent by c°nveyor from tbe Place of their manufacture to the proper and Mrs. Mark E. Moe. point on the new line. This means that the loading, un It is not a bit too early to order your Fruit Cake and pies loading, switching, and hauling of for Thanksgiving which is only two! 2500 cars of freight yearly will be weeks off. We have the same de saved. licious fruit cake as in former, Clover straw and clover cut for years in either the light or da:’1; variety and it is now a month old. Clean, Healthful heat Equipped pressure And we will make for you either I guage, built in pump and match lighter. Very pumpkin or mince pies that will be a credit to any Thanksgiving eadnomfcal of fuel, one gallon will burn for 10 table. Or if you want a special holiday cake we will make that to 12 hours depending on amount of heat requir- too. Above all order early and don't be one of the disappointed This is the hottest heater on the market. Buy ones. Vernonia Bakery.—adv. Brunswicki Grated raw carrots and chopped peanuts make an appetizing salad. The raw vegetable supplies the vit- amine C so necessary in the diet. After cutting up marshmallows for desserts or salads roll them in powdered sugar. This wil prevent them from sticking together when the other food is prepared. Christmas Shopping at the EASTERN STAR BAZAAR and Cooked Food Sale in the Building next to the Postoffice Sat., November 12 All the latest Hits Hear Them Reithner’s Vernonia’s Progressive Store Leaders of Style and Quality AT s Phaimacy Bath Robes Lounging Robes A beautiful selection of Silk and Beacon Robes now on display at REITHNER’S STORE. Forward Hoffman Hardware Co I American the best—COST NO MORE. See Hoffman About It “IT PAYS” HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ Ever Green Market gela” a brand new red hot pat- tern at a very popular price. Classified Advertising “Saucy” Here’s a real black swede. As saucy and pert in style as its name. “Steel Gunmetal” can’t describe it. Step in and ask us to show you Rollins Run-stop Hosiery Finest Silk Hose. All Tapered Rollins Gauged Colors. Heel Full-Fashioned Styles. We sell Mens, Ladies and Children’s Silk, Wool and Cotton Hose. Headquarters for Ladies’ and Children’s shoes Mail Orders Filled Promptly Phone 801 Vernonia Oregon FOR SALE FOR SALE—Estate of W. T. Hat- ten, lot 1 block 12. Vernonia, Oregon. Inquire of John L. Foote. St. Helens. Oregon. 124 Will Open Friday, 40 ACRES—m miles from Ver nonia on Stony Point road, for sale. Fruit and walnut trees on place. On main graveled road. Jas. Emmons, Vernonia. November 11 In the former Corey Economy Store Fresh fruit and vegeta bles, daily from Portland ft Come and Reasonably Priced Look us Over Point With Pride MISCELLANEOUS WANT WORK—Young girl would like work in store. Inquire at 1302 State St. Vernonia. WILL RENT my home in River view (on pavement). Have four rooms and alcove, nicely furnished. Also have nice yard and garage. Call at house Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Garfield Smith. 141» DEAD STORAGE for Rent. Anyone who desires dead storage for the winter. Inquire of O. L. ‘ Tapp. 1 at Stankey's shop, acr *. from the Christian church. 143* i ♦ ‘Lenora’’ There’s unus- ual charm in this one strap of lustrous mellow black patent leather. New Fitted Correctly Free Eye Examine .tion Dr. Harry Brown Here Sat., Nov. 12th. Workingmens Store Footwear Fashions. Advance styles. “An A surprise _ party . was given in honor of Mrs. Alma Urie at her I home about a mile west of town Saturday night by a number of | her friends. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange, Mr. and Mrs. E. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Robbins. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Weis, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Gaines, Mr. and Mrs. James Fest, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Fitz gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kil lian, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Meeker. Mr. and of A-rual Pageant SAVINGS ACCOUNT this strong bank is an accom- plishment you may point to with pride. The minor sacrifices necessary for its accomplishment are as nothing com- pared to the advantages accruing through its ownership. BANK OF VERNONIA * «
