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Thursday, December 15, 1927. VERNONIA EAGLE TWO I Sustained demand for the Pon you can go to war as a Red Cross struggling, expecting with each tide W. O. W. Vernonia camp No. 655 Vaccinate Against tiac Six during the season when nurse and I am sure you would to grasp the will-o’-the-wisp of life, Mountain Heart at sevc meets every Monday night Smallpox automobile sales normally are ex look much more womanly and beau- something incessantly whispers to thirty at the Grange Hall, Visiting Rebekah Lodge No. 243 At a special meeting of the school I pected to decrease, and anticipa pretty hat over her touseled head us and beckons us on to progress. No. 243, I.O.O.F., meets every sec weary brain, "What was Christ Please Turn to Page 5 members welcome. board in the evening of December tion of still greater public accep- and born for, girls?” Silence was the ond and fourth Thursdays in ROBERT LINDSEY, C. c. 8, 1927, for the purpose of laying tance in 1928, have prompted the only answer; nobody seemed to Grange hall, Vernonia. Visitors al pian3 to meet the present outbreak C. C. DUSTEN CLERK. company ugain to expand its pro know. ways welcome. Our present day history, in dei of smallpox in the grade schools | duction capacity, Mr. Glancy ex- Mrs. Viola Treharne, N.G. fying the position of the first Am Vernonia Lodge, No. 184 A. of Vernonia, Oregon, it was voted plained. Mrs. Hazel Thompson, Sec. erican woman, relates that she not after due consideration to the Ore- F. & A. M., meets at Grange Together the three assembly lines only cooked, sewed and built the I gon law, which follows: Hall every Second and ! will be able to produce 120 Pontiac wigwam, but | .sed the M nt I 144. Person» Afflicted With Con- I Sixes per hour or one gomplete car crops of corn, beans and melons, K Fourth Thursday nights. and in journeying from one hunt J. MASON DILLARD tagious Diseases. I every 30 seconds. The Pontiac Six ing ground to another, she carried ' ’V' ' Visitors Welcome LONG DI51ANCE Any board of directors may, on' factory thus will have a produc the wigwam, poles and furs, and is K. A. McNeill, Secretary. LOCAL AND TELEGRAPH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Next to Carkin Cleaning Works account of the prevalence of any. tion capacity of 1080 cars per nine called the drudgt. But with all, she had an influ- contagious disease or to prevent the hour day. This, together with the Here Every Wednesday over her husband and chil- spread of such contagious disease, I 720-car daily capacity of the two ence dren. prohibit the attendance of any new Oakland All-American Six as- Then we drift along for around I.O.O.F.—Vernonia Lodge No. teacher or scholar upon any school sembly lines in the Oakland fac- four- centuries when we discover • DR. ELLA WIGHT 246 meets every Tuesday night under their control, and may speci- tory, will give a total capacity of in 1920, and in this same book, DR. C. J. WIGHT at 8 o’clock, in Grange hall, Vis- fy the time during which such 1800 automobiles during each nine this time with much pride, that CHIROPRACTORS can do the work of men. | itors always welcome. teacher or scholar shall remain hour day, or one unit every 18 womtn Considering that the original idea Blood Pressure Examination M. E. Graven, N. G. away from such school, and may ■ seconds. of women’s entrance into politics Rheumatism, Neuritis, Stomach, John Glassner, Secretary. prohibit the attendance of any un- The car assembly plant, where was to purify it with her womanly Liver and Intestinal Troubles presence, her womanly instincts vaccinated child, who has not had the third pontiac Six assembly line Delayed Menstruation qualities, it would lead one to Your telephone company, AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY the smallpox, upon the schools i8 being installed, is one of the and think that somebody had lost the under their control, and shall also' $12,000,000 group o buildings, fin- step. No law ever gave a woman *- Meets first and third Mon- by a steadily have power to decide how far re-1 isheii early ¡n 1927 which provided the outlook of a man. mail. No law owned L;‘ days of each month at LESTER SHEELEY can ever make a man 1 a man if vaccination shall be required if a \j ie p on tiac Six with a separate the Legion Hall. case or cases of smallpox have oc- factory. In anticipation i of the his mother has failed to make him growing list of individual McGraw, President one. Attorney-at-Law curred in the city or district. , (O' eventual need for higher produc I expect by the time we are in stockholders, has only we _ tion, space for a thigd car assembly politics a few hundred years, Vernonia Post Vernonia Oregon L. 5045.) To advise all parents to have line was left between the two pres will realize more and . more, that one function to fulfill. 119, American Le. this old world carries a copyright their children who have not been ent assembly lines. This foresight on a few little ways of its own. gion. Meets second is reducing greatly the gost of the That is to serve to the . vaccinated within the last seven However, that women should feel and fourth Tues- DR. W. H. HURLEY third line installation. the cull to progress, I do not won 1 years, and who have not had small- Si days each month, 8 The $12,000,000 Pontiac Six der. Progress is the very incentive best of its ability the ter- I pox, to be vaccinated and thereby ? p.m. H. E. Me- DENTISTRY AND X-RAY factory group was built simultane of life itself. ' Graw, Commander. | attend school as usual. I sometimes find myself compar-I Evenings by Appointment ously with the expenditure of $3,- , ing the unrest of women and the ritory in which it oper- (signed) R. I. HALL, Office over Brown Furniture Store. City Health Officer. 000,000 for increasing and improv struggles of the human family, to : ates. Chapter 153, O. E. S. Vernonia Oregon ing the manufacturing facilities of the tides of the ocean. To the Regular communi- = I whispering, splashing, struggling the Oakland Six factories. cation first and EVANGELICAL CHURCH waters, which with all their efforts I third Wednesdays G. W. Plumer, Pastor. only rearh a rertain point, when I WOMEN AND PROGRESS M. D. COLE i The Sunday school meets at 9:45 the ebb tide returns them to deep of each month. From page 1 waters again. i a.m. Rev. C. C. Poling, presiding All visiting sisters And of such has been the story DENTIST elder of this district, will preach ters have had the special legisla- of life in the ages gone by, and and brothers that the American women have Saturday evening at 7:30 and hold tion come. of such will be the story in the had. Oregon ( the second quarterly conference, 1 heard a very learned judge ages to come. Bessie Tapp, W. M. Vernonia With the human family forever Leona McGraw. Secretary. and also Sunday morning at 11 say once that all good law is a.m. and hold communion service, founded on fair judgment, is and a listening, and reaching out, while lawmaking no doubt The young people’s meeting will great Recreation, if we begin turn be at 7 p.m. and the pastor will ing them out too fast, we might overlook the foundation of some of preach at 8 p.m. 11 m and then, in trying to keep track of so many new laws we In the County Court of the State might forget the old and more of Oregon For Columbia County important ones. Still another and more serious aspect, as a result NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT of so many laws, we, before we Incorporated IN THE MATTER OF THE realize it (to use some very old ESTATE OF words) would have a nation of J. P. SHEELEY, DECEASED. laws and not of men, which would Notice is hereby given that the be a very undesirable situation. We have more rights than men undersigned administratrix of the now, only the right to go to war estate of J. P. Sheeley, deceased, and fight is denied us, even then Portland Depot—Park and Burnside has filed her final account in the matter and court above mentioned, MARK EVERY GRAVE By St. Helens— and that Monday the 16th day of Memorials in Granite and Marble Lv. Vernonia 7:10 a.m., 11:10 a.m., 5:50 p.m. con January, 1928 at the hour of 2 At Reduced Prices nection. o’clock p.m. of said day, has been WRITE FOR PARTICULARS fixed as the time, and the court Lv. Portland 7:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. except Sunday, MRS. M. N. LEWIS & CO room of the court above entitled in Fourth and MAin St. 4:00 p.m. Sun. only, 6:10 p.m. connection ex Hillsboro Columbia County Court house at cept Sunday. 7:00 p.m. Sunday only. St. Helens, Oregon, the place for the hearing of objections to said Forest Grove Connection— final account and the settlement Did you ever consider giving yourself a Lv. Vernonia 8:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m., 5:40 p.m. Sat thereof. Will be unraveled by the Christinas gift? Here is a real worth while urday and Sunday. W. A. Harris, Attorney. Ellen Shee Christian Endeavor Decem gift that you can give yourself—a gift ley Administratrix. Lv. Portand 9:00 a.m. except Sun., 4:00 p.m. ex Date of first publication Dec. 15, ber 19 At the high school that will grow in worth as the years go by. cept Sun., 1 p.m. Sun. only, 7 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 1927. auditorium. Other features A gift that you can depend upon in time 12, just as interesting are being .Date of last publication Jan. of need—a SAVINGS ACCOUNT with 1928. We Serve Oregon Telephone Company Now Through Service to Portland Give Yourself a Christmas The Dark Secret this strong bank. contracted. There will be a Basket Social following the (Christian) program. Prize for the best Bible school 10 a.m., “The Early Prophets of Israel.” The Bible basket.—Watch these col school children are working on our umns next week. CHURCH OF CHRIST RANK OF VERNONIA Christmas program which will be given Saturday night, December 24, all children interested are asked to meet at the church every day af- ter school for practice. Communion and morning worship 11a.m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m., God’s Kindness and Our Own.” Wilburn Charlesworth, leader. Evening service 7:30, “The Un- Pardonable Sin.” Bible study and choir rehearsal Thursdays 7:15 nd 8:15 p.m. Endeavorcrs will give program and play, “A Dark Se cret,” followed by a box social December 29 in the high school uditorium. ■ Inilrd for Disorderly Conduct. i lake tliiiî (Ciarte for Riiutiiaiiìtiì i ui iaiit Iliìlftì Buick for 1928 combines exqv 'ite beauty with unmatched get-away, power and handling ease. n-1 select Step into our showroom todr to your the model which is best si family’s needs. Pay on the ’ A. C. time payment plan, lelivery on Ch’ istmas day- ”ou prefer Frank Austrom plead guilty guil- in Judge Reasoner’s court Mon- ■y morning to two counts, disor- ■rly conduct and being intoxicat ed in a public cafe. He was fined $25 and $40 respectively. Being unable to pay the fine, he was .it in jail for a period of 33 days. Marshal Kelly has issued a warn- ng that any sort of disorderly con- net in Vernonia restaurants or cafes will be dealt with severely, t numerous complaints have arisen '-om h■> ’1 restaurant folk of im- oper •i.l’ict on the part of .me of» 'lol other nests ■’>< ir t ibLshment». Sevci •.os have been given '-Olio C. Nicar, who with ir. Nir left for a six weeks •t in Texas. T. I. E. D. A Wonderful Tire fully guaranteed, sold at these' remarkably low prices $7.35 30x3 M Cl. Cord (A big tire, eert'tin to give lowes* cost per mile. $8.75 ”9x4.40 Balloon (Unsurpassed at any price) 31x5.00 Balloon (30 x4.95) $12 90 (A double oversize for 29x4.40. 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