THURSDAY, VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON TWO Hi'nunna fcaiilr Issued every Thursday $2 per year in advance Entered as second class matter August 4, 1922 at the post office at Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 ADVERTISING RATES Foreign: 30c per inch. Local: 25c per inch. Lo­ cal reader» 5c per line. Classified lc per word. !before Dame Fortune favored him. Andi summons , . ,, llis expel lence has been that of the.fOUll-, state of Oregon, for the County ders of most of the country’s great indus­ of Columbia. |T. R. MOSMAN, Plaintiff, tries. vs. Successful merchants often attribute NEODIA E. MOSMAN, Defendant. their business achievements to early years To Neodia E. Mosman, the above named defendant: In the name of of struggle just one jump ahead of the I the state of Oregon, you are here­ sheriff- Their businesses rest on solid by required to appear and answer foundations laid by years of hard work the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or be- and extensive advertising. Stores and 1 ’ fore expiration of six weeks other business enterprises do not win pub- . from .. ...... the the w date of the first publi- I lie confidence and widespread patronage! cation of this summons, which said Dentistry and X-Ray Tly —ri W11—y m H « t tat, t>d »lii. i lai it* ger lewaids I i , The -- realize that they are beggars for some-1 with mail order houses and other “for- thing far more costly than a crust ofjeign’’ firms, bread or old clothes. They are content to Do you know that every dollar spent hoof it until caught up with by a driver ¡ou^ of town is gone forever? hungry for company or just naturally gen- _ Do you know that every dollar spent erous. in your community makes it more prosper­ The lot of the thumb-pointing ride-beg­ ous, gives it a chance to grow, and helps gars who are welcome in most cars with make Vernonia a better place in which to spare seating space is made harder by work and play and live? those having the effrontery and impudence Large cities offer inducements for mail to insult motorists who refuse them a “lift” order businesses to establish plants there and by murderers who rob and slay those because they concentrate, in the commun­ with compassion enough to give them ities in which they operate, millions of free transportation- dollars received from customers in other Hop hikers having the appearance of cities, town and rural sections. respectability and honesty have little dif­ If mail order money is needed by the ficulty in “seeing America” with transpor­ large city it can do much more good In tation paid by somebody else. And, judg­ the smaller community from which it is­ ing number -- ct from the ------ -- of “ — pennant-bearers w«—- sues. A a-v^yy few ixvtxivAivvA hundred dollars spent uu at encountered on the highways on week- home makes a larger ripple in the pool ends during football season, college stu-lof business than as many thousands of dents miss no games away from home and dollars can make in the great metropolis, spend no money on carfare. Why are so many people blind to the Books on etiquette should be revised good their money does when spent in Ver­ so as to lay down certain inviolable rules nonia stores? It furnishes employment, governing the granting and “accepting” of makes those same stores more useful to hops. Certainly it is proper for those who'them, helps pay for civic improvements have their girl friend or their thoughts out and better schools, and in other routes for a jaunt to turn thumbs down on the finds its way back to the spender. thumb-pointing, foot-preserving hiker. And is not the lure of the mail catalog explained by the saying, “Distance lends NO SHORT CUTS TO SUCCESS enchantment?” As for mail order econo­ mies, they exist only in the mind- Lillian Gish, famous screen actress, re- cently made the remark that it takes ten “Smoke is waste,” says an appeal for years of hard work to build up a large smokeless cities. It will be if science suc­ following and to make people demand a ceeds in extracting the nicotine from name or face in the films. She speaks from bacco. personal experience and from a know­ ledge of the experience of other screen A physician says that most of the folk. world’s work is done by morons. We did Here is a situation not limited alone to not realize before that they were such use­ movie stars. Doctors and lawyers frequent­ ful members of society. ly justify their fees by the years they spent in study and in building up a pay­ After a wedding in New York we are ing practice. It is not only in fiction and told “a resolution followed at the home' the movies that young artists starve in of the bride’s parents.” Doubtless a res­ attics. olution on the part of the bride to be the Henry Ford struggled along for years 1 boss. AUGUST Mrs. Mark E. Moe, President Mrs. E. H. Washburn, Secretary. I. O. O. F. USE OUR FLY-FOIL SPRAY to prevent this loss. Sold in bulk. We have just received a new shipment of BINDER’S TWINE the kind that holds Vernonia Trading Co I I.O.O.F.—Vernonia Lodge No. 246 meets every Tuesday night at 8 o’clock, in Grange hall. Vis- itors always welcome. John Glassner, N. G. H. E. Stevenson, Sec. St. Helena—Salmon fishing seas­ on has paid fishermen about 140,- •