Thursday, February 23, 1928
j^B^For 5 years Dr. Luzader,
^£>- eyesight specialist, has been
making monthly visits to Vernonia.
His next will be March 5 and 6.
office at Kullander’s. Have your
spent eyes examined.—adv.
WRNONIA EAGLE
to know that Mrs. Cecil Bateman
was able to leave the hospital on
Monday and is convalescing in
Portland with her sister Mrs.
Youmans.
FIVE
I
Vitamins are body regulators es- until top is firm to touch. Crease over top. Garnish with parsley and
sential for proper functioning of omelet at right angle to handle of I serve immediately.
the system.
pan, fold over; invert hot platter|
Eggs are also valuable because
of their high mineral content.
Miss Beatrice Anderson
Phosphorous, iron and sulfur are j
Be
sure
to
attend
the
P.-T.
A.
the week end in Seattle.
all found in egg yolk. The pro-|
Burford Wilkerson who is at- bazaar and food sale in the build­
tein, found in eggs is of superior
L. F. Soul of Troutdale is visit­ tending Pacific university spent the ing next to the post office Satur- quality, because it is of animal
week end with his parents, Mr. day, February 25.—adv.
ing C. A. Malmsten.
origin and easily assimilated by|
r.
and Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson.
F. M. Stokes, architect for the
| February 22 is Ash Wednesday, the human body, Milk is the only
Joy theatre, was in town Saturday
O. A. Anderson received some the beginning of Lent. From then rival of eggs as a nutritious and
very beautiful flowers from the until Easter the Vernonia Bakery I complete natural food,
Rev. G. W. Plumer went to Parent Teacher association
on will have on sale delicious Hot! One attractive way of serving
Portland Monday.
Tuesday.
cross Buns and due to a quality eggs is as bacon rings thus: Line
fruit
mix they will be better than i muffin rings or ramekins with
Mrs. Eva Palmer and family
L. .E. Decker, principal of the
ever before. Here is an opportun- slices of bacon, which have been
have moved to Salem.
John Gumm school in St. Helens
ity for a variety in your diet and slightly pan broiled. Break an egg
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. J. F. was in Vernonia on school business as the season is short buy them into center of each, and season
Whether you are planning your spring
Riley, a boy, February 13. He has Saturday.
with a bit of butter and a few
often.—adv.
been named Jack Whenton.
grains of salt and pepper. Place
planting for field or garden, of grains,
Mrs. E. A. Green received word
The Woloplay Camp Fire group
For sale at the Vernonia Bakery from Mr. Green that his mother is giving a salad sale for the cabin in a moderate oven to bake until
vegetables or flowers, you will only need
several sacks of stale bread. Fine had passed away in Detroit, Mich., fund at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb- eggs are set. Garnish with parsley
to worry about the selection as the grade
serve
immediately,
and
on Sunday.
for chickens or hog feed.—adv.
ruary 28, next door to the post
A dainty luncheon dish is golden
is the very best, when you buy Lilly’s
Mrs. W. W. Wolffe who under­ office.—adv.
Mrs. Judd Greenman left for
rod eggs. To make these mince
Seeds.
Olympia, Wash., on Monday and went an operation in Portland on
cooked egg whites finely with
Mother’s bread is as fine a loaf
Saturday is reported to be getting of bread as you can buy and we , a silver fork, and season well with
expects to be away till Saturday.
along nicely.
say this with conviction since im- salt and pepper. Force yolks
Miss Marie Walker of St. Helens
FLOWER, GARDEN, GRASS, VEGE­
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander partial bread experts have judged I through a sieve and season. Add
was in Vernonia visiting friends
and Miss Alma Kullander spent Mother’s bread and they have said i whites to white sauce made of
yesterday.
TABLE SEED GRAINS, FARM SEED
Sunday visiting relatives in Inde- that it is as fine a loaf of bread ! butter,, flour and milk, and pour
Mr. and Mrs. Art Whitaker and pendence.
as it is possible to produce.
It ; I over toast. Pile yolks lightly over
Mrs. T. Allen went to Portland on
should mean something to you to the top.' Garnish with parsley.
Mrs. Nell Gillette of Echo is have this high quality bread pro­
Monday.
Creamed eggs may be easily pre-
visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. J.
i pared by cutting whole hard cook­
Mrs. Harold Christie and Mrs. W. Brown. They both went to Port- duced in your home town and does ed eggs in eighths lengthwise and
it not deserve your support? When
C. A. Woolfolk of Keasey were in land on Monday.
you buy any k;nd of bread ask heating in white sauce without
town Saturday.
Adams and Henderson of the for Mother’s—there is none bet- stirring. Pour over toast. A bit
I of curry powder may be added to
Mrs. Henry Hall of Ravensdale, Auto top and Paint shop have been ter.—adv.
I the white sauce as a variation.
Wash., is the guest of her daughter awarded the contract for the paint­
I Plain or foamy omelets are de­
Easter Suggests Eggs;
Mrs. N. Trussler.
ing of the Joy theatre.
Here Are New Recipes licious. Here is one good recipe:
Judge D.- B. Reasoner spent the
Mrs. Sidney Malmsten who under­
To yolks of four fresh eggs beaten
week end in Hillsboro with his went an operation in Portland on
Easter even though a sacred day until thick and lemon colored, add
daughters.
Saturday is reported to be getting immediately suggests spring, egg salt and pepper to taste. Fold in­
along
nicely.
and egg hunts. The cheapness of to whites beaten dry, to ' which
Cram
and
Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
eggs and their high nutritive value one-fourth cup of water had been
family of Pleasant Hill have mov-
Don't forget those Boston Cream assure them of a valuable place added when half beaten. Pour ■ mix-
ed to Gaston.
Pies at the Vernonia Bakery on
in the diet before or after Easter. ture into hot skillet greased with
J. N. Miller of Clatskanie, county Wednesday, Friday and Saturday ot
Eggs are exceedingly high in melted butter. Cook over low fire
each
week.
These
are
a
real
treat
commissioner, was in town Friday
vitamin content. They contain vit­ uncover after 2 minutes. When the
and
you
could
not
possibly
make
looking over some roads.
amins A, B, D and E, reports Miss omelet is well puffed—after 5 or
them for what we charge for them
Willeta
Moore, instructor in nu­ 6 minutes—it will have light brown
E. G. Mecklem, driver for the —only 30c each.—adv.
trition at Oregon State college. lower crust. Finish in a slow oven,
Butternut Bread Co., is sick with
O. A. Anderson is convalescing
the flu.
with his sister, Miss Emily Ander­
Mrs. W. P. Brickley went to Rain­ son who teaches in Portland. He
ier on Saturday for a visit with expects to be able to return home
her parents.
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Baker and
Four cars of Portland friends and
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd went to Port- relatives paid and surprise visit
land on Tuesday.
to Carl Bergerson of the Shell Oil
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Anderson, Co., on Sunday, the occasion being
and Mr. .and Mrs. C. Davidson his birthday.
went to Portland on Sunday.
Sales of Parker House rolls at
William Van Doran and daughter the Vernonia Bakery grow larger
Georgia, and Mrs. W. Aspland went each week and there Is a reason—
they are good. So that you may
to Portland on Monday.
enjoy them at a nominal cost they
Phaeton (touring car) ........
$511.51
C. L. Bateman and Emil Messing are on sale every Saturday at 15c
went to Portland on Saturday re­ per dozen or 2 dozen for 25c.
Standard roadster ..............
501.27
turning Monday evening.
Phone your order if you cannot
Roadster with rumble seat ...
531.27
Mr. and Mrs. John Link and come early.—adv.
Standard coupe ....................
622.15
family of Dundee, Oregon and Mrs.
J. E. Tapp and Harry Kerns of
Standard
coupe,
rumble
seat
656.15
C. Link of Goble visited Mrs. John the Nehalem Ice and Creamery Co.,
Link’s sister, Mrs. O. A. Anderson. made a business trip to Portland
Sport coupe ............
678.47
Wednesday of last week.
Tudor Sedan ..........
622.15
Vernonia Trading Co.
New
Ford
Delivered in Vernonia
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
The American Legion will hold
a hard time leap year dance on
Wednesday, February 29, in the
Legion hall. A prize will be given
to the most ragged couple. Every
dance will be strictly ladies choice.
T. W. Tays fell off a monorail
at the Oregon-American mill on
Dr. Sunday and was
very seriously hurt
to with a broken
leg and other in-
and juries.
by
292
The Verhonia Bakery is always
on the look out for something new
FOR SALE—Young pigs, 7 weeks to please the palate. So now we
old; also stocked chicken ranch have another new cake for you
for sale heap. Call at Sandwich called Blue Bonnet loaf cake. It Is
Shop, Vernonia.
293* made from a rich fruit mix and it
is really extra good as you will
1
PURE BRED Jersey Black Giants affirm when you try it. Only 35c
setting eggs for sale. $1 per set- for the loaf.—adv.
McDonald,
phone
ting. “Lode”
The Tatapoochin Camp Fire
294*
12F5151.
group met at the home of Miss
20-ACRE FARM, 15 acres under Hazel Malmsten on Monday even-
cultivation, house and barn, for ing for their regular meeting and
sale. Place is 2 M miles east of to practice on their Camp Fire
Vernonia and is being sold to set­ •play.
tle up an estate. For particulars
The American Legion wishes to
see J. M. Clark.
284 announce that admission fees for
»all dances will be 75c for men and
BABY CHICKS, White Leghorn. 25c for ladies. All spectators must
Guaranteed to live, from our pay admisison fees.—adv.
large type, heavy production hens.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dunlap of
Price $15 per hundred, $140 per
thousand. 41so Red chicks. Write • Molson, Wash., stopped off on their
for illustrated catalog. Fred F. way to California to visit Mrs. Mc-
Hughes & Son, Hillsboro, Oregon. Donald of the McDonald hotel.
2410*
Mrs. Earl Smith entertained with
FOR SALE—G. A. Kelty 84 acre four tables of “500” on Saturday
prizes were won
farm with implements. One mile! evening. The first Harris
and J. W.
by
Mrs.
W.
A.
south of Clatskanie, Oregon. Own-1
er wants to go east to care for Brown.
aged mother. For terms call at
The Vernonia Bakery will make
farm or address above.
17tf another cut in the price of holi-
day fruit cake. In order to clean
MISCELLANEOUS
up the small stock remaining it
be sold out at 40c per pound
will
FOR RENT—One three room fur­
this is as cheap as ordinary
nished house, block from Bridge and
on this bargain be-
street. E. S. Cleveland Phone 323. cake, Get in real bargain.—adv.
cause it is a
CLERK Examination Vernonia
Mr. __ _______
Barnes and Fred Anderson
March 17. Age
18-45. K
______ plumbers
__________
M®n. o ________
f Forest Grove,
for the
V omen. Don’t miss this opportunity. jOy theatre are staying at the Me-
Coaching course $5. Booklet free. Donald hotel.
L. Hampton, Box 1818-VS, Wash-|
Her many friends will be pleased
ington, D. C.
291*
TWO PARASOLS were left at
Hall’s office. The parties
whom they belong may come
identify them and have them
paying for this advertisement.
Fordor Sedan ...........
Pickup ......................
Bumpers, extra ........
Spare tire and cover
Truck chassis ..........
Chassis and cab ......
Dual High transmission for trucks
698.95
511.51
.. 15.36
.. 15.00
564.00
649.00
.. 55.00
All Prices F.O.B. Vernonia
FOR
Crawford Motor Co
We will show you how to save it as we have no
clerks to pay and no high rent. That is why you
can do better here. Be sure to inspect our stock be­
fore you buy.
Ladies’ and Children's Clothing
Men’s Furnishings
Spring Goods Arriving Every ,Day
COREY ECONOMY STORE
1ONG X3JSTANCE
Year
The telephone will prove to be your most valuable
and most economical assistant in the office, work­
shop, home or while Waveling.
Oregon Telephone Co
Subscriplions
Offer Ends March 1
25 Per Gent Dis
count if Paid in
Advance
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