Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, May 17, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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VERNONIA EAGLE
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Thursday, May 17, 1928.
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ular in recent months, is included F. E. Price, extension specialist in
Fallow Clover Offers
in the program from the college soils.
Later Season Method radio
KOAC at 7 o’clock Thursday,
“Fallowing in” clover offers a May 24. “Digging Drainage Ditches
good way to use some of the heavier With Explosives,” is the talk, by
lands in the Willamette valley that
DR. W. H. HURLEY
are still unplanted because of the
Dentistry and X-Ray
late season, says the experiment
station. The best method is to disk
Evenings by appointment. Office
down the heavy growth of grass and
over Hoffman Hardware Co.
weeds before plowing. It is import­
Vernonia, Oregon
ant that the seed bed be worked
down to a firm condition by disk­
ing and rolling to insure a supply
of moisture near the surface.
LESTER SHEELEY
•
After the soil has settled and
there have been some light harrow­
Attomey-at-Law
ings to kill weeds, clover may be
I
Vernonia,
Oregon
sowed alone or with dwarf Essex
rape, any time from the middle of
May to the latter part of June. If
the land is loose, seed is covered
MARK EVERY GRAVE
Fitted
with a corrugated roller. It usually
Memorials in granite and marble
15
years
experience
at reduced prices
pays to inoculate seed on land where
clover has not been successfully
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS
Free
Examination
grown. An application of land plas­
Oregon Monument Works
M c D onald hotel
ter worked into the land previous
Fourth and Main St., Hillsboro
Make your reservations now
to sowing is frequently very helpful.
stand will be reserved for Oregon
editors and their families. As this
“Red Riders of Canada,” FBO's is the only tournament of iti kind
thrilling drama of the great north­ in a Pacific coast college, many per-
“Pay as You Enter”
west, will ride their adventurous sons from different parts of the
A comedy drama, with Louise Fa- way into the Joy theatre Saturday. northwest attend every year. Low
zesda and Clyde Cook. At the
“Love Me and the World ia Mine” rate round-trip fares on trains and
The sublime story of a girl who busses are offered over the tourna­
risked all for her heart’s desire. At ment week end. The attendance this
year is expected to exceed the re­
the Joy theatre Sunday.
cord-breaking crowd of 1927.
“Let Her Go Gallagher”
A delightful comedy at the Joy
Spectacular events will include
theatre Monday.
Roman riding, pair jumping, tan­
“Rinty of the Desert”
dem riding, cavalry and field artil­
Rinty fans, and who is not a lery exhibition drill, infantry bat­
Rinty fan, will be delighted to talion parade, machine gun contest,
know that the Wonder Dog comes massed calesthenics, and an attack
to the Joy theatre Tuesday and and defense of a fortified position
Wednesday. In Warner Bros.’ latest i by the engineer unit. Variety events
starring vehicle, “Rinty of the Des- that add interest and humor to the
program will be a centipede race
consisting of eight men on a team
Church of Christ
each unit straddling a pole, a relay
(Christian)
race with men entered from all
Bible school 10:00. Mrs. Ray units, a mounted pajama race put
Charlesworth, Superintendent. There on by cavalry cadets, a clown pa­
were 311 present last Sunday and rade, a push-ball contest and a
57 babies under school age took musical ride by men and women.
part in an unique Cradle Roll pro­
Colonel George W. Moses, com­
gram given in honor of Mother’s
Price Explains Blaating
day. The idea originated with the mandant, and I. L. Patterson, gov­
Another of the radio talks on
committee composed of Mrs. Teddy ernor of Oregon, will review the
Leavitt, Mrs. Greta Olsen and Mrs. four cadet units composed of more use of explosives for digging drain­
than 1000 men. Captain H. L. Bar­ age ditches, that have proved pop-
Jim Monger.
Next Sunday is Dedication day. rett, tournament director, will be
Special Dedicatory program follow­ in command, assisted by John La-
J. MASON DILLARD
ing communion at 11:00. Basket vinder, cadet colonel, Ursel Narver,
dinner at noon and dedication ser­ cadet lieutenant colonel, Donald
Attorney-at-Law
vice in the afternoon. All former Barnes, cadet major and adjutant,
pastors and evangelists have been and five cadet majors. Governor j Next to Carkin Cleaning Works
Here every Wednesday
invited to have a part in the after­ Patterson will be guest of honor. |
He will present commissions in the
noon program.
Christian Endeavor society meet reserve corps army of the United
at 7:00. Song and Praise service States to graduating seniors.
at 8:00.
The Church of Christ of Ver­
nonia invite the town folk of Ver-
j nonia to their church Dedication
' services next Sunday, May 20.
Teddy W. Leavitt, pastor.
A checking account
Joy Theatre
theatre tonight and tomorrow.
“Red
Riders
of
Canada”
Checking
Account
is one of the handiest
and most pi actical
things a woman can
possess. It simplifies
the paying of bills.
Makes unnecessary
the handling o f
money’ with tlie many
chances of error in­
curred. Let us talk it
over with you the
next time you are in
town.
BANK
of
VERNONIA
CHRIST FOR ALL-ILL FOR CHRIST
CLASS FED
WE FIX ’EM UP
Auto Tops, Curtains,
Cushions, Seat Covers
»
BIBLE THOUGHT AND PRAYER
If parent» will have their children memo­
rize a Bible »election each week, It
prove
a pricelee» heritage to them tn after year».
a ¿ ah U, acj L ac - ai '. — Be Cliou
my strong habitation, whereunto I
may continually resort; that hast
given commandment to save me;
for thou art my rock and my fort-
ress.—Psalm 71.3.
PRAYER:—May we, O Lord, be
as wise as the Coneys, who are a
feeble folk, yet they build their
houses in the rock.
What does God require of us?
—Micah 6:8.
Decorating, Calcimining, FOR SALE — Certified Burbank
seed potatoes, reasonable. F. H.
Tinting.
VERNONIA AUTO SHOP
Next Door to Brown Furni­
ture Company
Phone 1021
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College Cadets Ready
For Annual Tournament
Oregon State College, Corvallis,
May 14—Cadets of the Reserve Of­
ficers Training corps have started
their yearly period of intensive drill
and preparation for the annual mil­
itary tournament June 2 on Bell
j field, in connection with the lay­
ing of the cornerstone of the $500,
000 memorial union building being
I built by popular subscription.
A group of seats in the grand-
.
Auto,
House
3 NEW HOUSES, just being com­
pleted, will be ready for rent
e.
rnaay, May 18,
ia, o 5 and v 9 rooms.
Sign,
and , Friday,
Rental $15 and
$20 . I;
......... mile
x
Near
Painting., bridge. Inquire Scott real estate of-
I fice. Water free.
411*
Repaired
Shoes Still
Stylish
YOU need not worry
about shoes losing their
style and good appear­
ance just because they
need repairing. We will
repair the finest shoes
for men, women or
children and still leave
a combination of foot
comfort and good style.
Loggers Made to Order
Good Year Shoe
Shop
For Ù our Vacation Trip
Boxed Stationery
Take your own stationery with you when
you go on your vacation. It is the right
thing to do, and your own satisfaction is
worth the small cost of what it will cost
you here.
Mac's Pharmacy
FINNE Y OF THE FORCE *
Lynn Sherman School of
Saxophone, Piano, and
Wind Instruments
Meyer, Hillsboro, Oregon. Route 3.
Telephone North Plains 41F3. 412*
MAYTAG washing machine for
sale, good as new. Terms to
right party. Inquire Thomas Ga­
rage.
412*
FOR SALE—DAHLIA bulbs, 75
kinds to choose from; also glad-
iolas. Mrs. Krinick, 224 North
street.
402*
Conservatory
of
Music
BROWN
M. D. COLE
Dentist
Vernonia, Oregon
NEW BATTERIES $9.85
Old Batteries taken in trade
Now is the time of year your battery should be
kept fully charged and in tip top shape
Your battery recharged, painted acid
$150
proof, paint and acid adjusted, all for ..
Radio batteries and others not requiring $100
removal of installation in car
Rent batteries, per day
25c
Motor Ç
A Business Man for a Business Office
FOR SALE—House and two lots
on Rose avenue, cheap to settle
estate. Inquire of Mrs. Viola Tre-
harne at Treharne Station.
384*
FOR REN T—4-room furnished |
house, one block from Bridge St. ;
Phone E. S. Cleveland, Tel. 323. 2t*
MISCELLANEOUS
FOUND—A man’s watch, near
Workingman’s store. Owner may
have watch by giving correct de­
scription and paying cost of this
advertisement. J. A. Holtham. 411*
SEWING DONE—Any kind reason­
ably priced. Mrs. Fouts, 154 A
street, Vernonia.
393*
LIST YOUR LAND—The Chamber
of Commerce desires listings of
any Nehalem valley farm land or
acreage that is for sale or lease,
now being sought by persons In­
terested in settling here. Send de­
scriptions, prices, location, etc., to
J. C. Lindley, Vernonia.
344
of OREGON CITY, CLACKAMA5 COUNTY
Republican, for
SECRETARY
TATE
of
New Improved
Maytag
If interested write in care of
216 New Studio Bldg.,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Vernonia Studio at home of Mrs.
Ethel Ray Comer of First and
Maple Street
HARRY A.
Eyesight Specialist
Portland, Oregon
FOR SALE—Furnished, including
a 4-room modern plaster- j
I ed piano,
house. Equity $500, balance in
payments of $25 per month. 249
j C street, near Rock Creek road.
I Inquire Mrs. C. J. Moore.
403*
Piano, Classical and Jazz. Player
Roll Style Taught
Portland
Dr.
Equipped with
electric motor,
to test, to do
as near to you
Call 281W. St.
Geo.
H.
either gasoline or
A Maytag to try,
a week'* wash, ia
as your telephone.
Helena.
Denny, St. Helens
Manager
Sales
Submerged Subdivision