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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON 1928 THREE M........ served. Those present were Mr. and J eggs has been devised which has,two months, the Pacific highway of Covington, given excellent results in prevent- will be closed between nine in the Mrs. J. J M. ’ Bateman ~ is .......... known — as the l Okla., Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bateman, ing breakage. This — -— , evening and seven in the morning. land Mr. and. Mrs. O. T. Bateman, cup flat. Two of the flats placed The closed section will be six miles Don Brady, who underwent an You will like Mother’s bread in back to back with the cups facing in length and will extend from the operation for appendicitis in St. the sandwich (or pullman) loaf out are used in the bottom of each town of Castella in the north to the Vincent's hospital last Thursday, is size. It is a long, unusually well side of the case and either one or Old Southern hotel at Sims in the recovering. proportioned loaf and it is just two flats are used on top as pad south. J. E. Cropper has returned home about perfect for sandwiches, but ding. Ordinarily no excelsior pads It should be clearly understood from the hospital and will be able as equally good for the table. Ask are used with this pack, although that it will be impossible for any to resume work in a few day?. the two methods of packing may be ,vehicle to go through during these i tor it.—adv. Miss Phoebe Greenman sprained The Vernonia Bakery makes fresh combined. The fillers fit down be-1 hours. her foot Saturday. I daily about twelve different kinds tween the cups and are prevented Tillamook district. Some loose W. W. Wolffe sprained his ankli and varieties of bread—a bread to by them from sliding or shifting gravel between Barv.ew and Bright playing baseball last Wednesday. suit every taste. Any physician or over the flats. on on the Roosevelt highway. No W. Wiedehkr is ill in St. Vin dietician will tell you that you need difficulty, however. Construction be cent’s hospital. variety in your diet. Have at least CHURCH OF CHRIST tween Wheeler and Mohler. No de Robert Hoffman is spending a two kinds of bread on your table Bible school at 10. We have a Jay to motorists. week at Cannon beach. at every meal and whenever you class for every age. “Paul in Ro Tillamook to Netarts and Ocean Miss Agnes Widell of Portland is buy any kind of bread ask for man Prison,” Acts 16. side. Good gravel to Netarts. Good visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Meyers. "Mother’s.”—adv. Communion and sermon 11, “Si dirt Netarts to Oceanside. Donald B. Williams purchased a Those good berry pies are a lence.” Preaching at Mist at 2:30. new Todor Ford sedan from the thing of the past, but the Vernonia Christian Endeavor 7. Young peo- | Tillamook to Newport. Pavement Crawford Motor company this week. Bakery making some good pie urged to attend. Evening wor- and excellent macadam. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Frank pies. It is is still Eugene district, Junction City to hard to beat the two- ship 8, “What’s in a Name.” Bible Crippen, August 19, a 10-pound Florence. Good gravel surfaced road crust pineapple, and then, there is study Wednesday 7:45. Choir at daughter. Her name is Ruth Elaine. to Mapleton. Mapleton to Florence, Born: To Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Pan apple, raisin, custard, etc. In the 8:30. Mrs. Wiggins, leader. Food demonstration and contest fair, dry weather road. Kratz, August 2. a girl. She has creams there is banana, lemon, co coanut, pineapple and Etrawberry. ■ August 28 and 29. McKenzie highway. Good oiled been named Martha Lorraine. Esther Leavitt, Minister. macadam from Springfield to Wai R. A. Space was taken to St. They are all good pies made with tervine. Walterville to Nimrod Vincent’s hospital Sunday with vin- the best ingredients and the crust is delicious. Only 25c each for any somewhat choppy and rough, Nim- cents angina. He is getting along kind. C h ighwa y > —adv. rod to and beyond the pass, good nicely. CON DIT IONS > Mrs. Hannah Smith and Addison < macadam road. The Vernonia Bakery has on Willamette valley highway, Eu- hand for sale a quantity of 100- Smith returned Saturday from Ber keley, Cal., where they have been gene to Goshen, paved. Goshen to pound-size flour sacks.—adv. V attending summer school at the Lowell, good gravel, oiled. Lowell Joe and Andy Raymer, Eddie to Oakridge and McCready Springs, Bell and John Wardle returned University of California. Mrs. Smith in both narrow mountain road, steep and from Alaska recently, where they is to be the music instructor _____ ___ __ Pacific highway. Detour still in rough. the high and grade schools this year. spent the summer working. between New Era and Ore- Miss Marjorie Struble of Ripley, Mr. Smith will teach in the depart-. effect City in Oregon for northbound Ohio, is making an extended visit, mental section of the Washington gon traffic. Southbound traffic uses the school. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. paved highway. Detour good gravel Arvid Nelson, who is employed E. Linn. ...... ...» Li"dsay xju.i.ucr ‘X11 tbe Lumber vvmpaiiy, company, road. About five miles. Betty Goodin Goodin I 1 " Til! Misses Alice and Betty I Alt n ivnnl.- <,.,>,1.,,, „ ,1 4*..., .. and frac- Starting at once, it is suggested, of A Portland VI tHViailll were VVV1C the LI1C gUtGJla guests VI of their Llltfll i I fell j , off ... , a truck . Sunday • . th,e ¡n routing motorists over the Paci- sister Mrs. Fred Brewer last week. I x | — uIed__tJhe J™ ” 11 , • bone, ln highway, they will find stretches Mrs. Harry Phelps and daughter leg and suffered a bruised head)- fie of road between Sims and Castella Doris motored to Valsetz Saturday He was taken to St. Vincent’s hos- where there are four steam shovels and are spending a week with Mr. pital. at work, quite rough but offering and Mrs. A. H. Phelps. no serious difficulty. At danger EVANGLICAL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Harbell of points, flagmen are situated and if (The Pioneer Church) San Francisco, Calif., paid a visit Sunday school 10 a.m. Lesson, motorists comply with their instruc to his mother, Mrs. G. W. Lait. “Paul In A Roman Prison,” Acts tions they will only have shorL-^- They reported a pleasant trip. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Linn, Carl 16, 19-34. Sermon by the pastor at lays. Just north of Castella, the roughest piece of construction is Linn and Mrs. J. W. Hawk of Ione 11 a.m. The young people’s meeting 7 p. found due to the fact that at this were the week end guests of Mr. m.. theme, “What The World Owes jioint it is necessary to route motor and Mrs. W. E Linn. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McAllister To Religious Leaders,” 2 Corinthi ists over the construction. When a blast is set off numejgps have returned from their' honey- ans 12, 1-12. At 8 p.m. sermon lec moon trip and are at home at the ture with pictures, subject, "Moses large rocks are thrown into the The Exile.” The whole family will road and, due to the thickness of Cherrytree apartments. the dust, they must be extremely Elmer Olsen has gone to Hilt, be interested in the pictures. careful or they will strike their G. W. Plumer, Pastor. Calif., where he has taken a posi crankcase on the rocks. tion with the California Fruit Grow Beginning August 20, and contin Ship Eggi Without Breaking ers. A new type of flat for shipping uing in effect for approximately Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander and Miss Jewell Bristlin went to Port land Tuesday. Miss Bristlin is re turning to her home in Independ- ence. gallons of gasoline purchased, as long as supply For 5 years Dr. Luzader, eyesight specialist, has been lasts. making monthly visits to Vernonia. CRAWFORD MOTOR COMPANY His next visit will be Sept. 10-11. office at Kullander’s. 1 Have —adv. your eyes examined.— Miss Alice Eaton and Miss Pearl Krause are motoring in California. They expect to return through east-1 ern Oregon and Washington. Merle Tindall, who was injured last Friday and taken to St. Vin cent’s hospital, is reported to be getting along satisfactorily. STORES AT T. M. Crawford drove a new Lin- coin in from Portland yesterday, NEWBERG SALEM He will use it as a demonstrator. SHERIDAN The Crawford Motor company will VERNONIA deliver two new Fords Friday, one touring and one Fordor sedan. The Vernonia Bakery has made an addition to their line of cookies —a chocolate jumble. Here is a rich cookie with a delightful flavor and at the same price as other cook ies—15c per dozen.—adv. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Anderson and family returned Saturday from San Francisco where they have been at tending summer school at the teach ers’ college. Mrs. Anderson will teach at Pleasant Hill this year. Mountain Heart Rebekah club will serve hot coffee, sandwiches, pie, cake, salads, and baked beans, in connection with a cooked food sale Saturday, August 25, at the Van Alstine building on Bridge street.—adv. The following have recently pur chased cars from the Gilby Motor company: Mrs. Ethel Ray, Chevro let sedan; Mrs. F. Bonislaw, Chev rolet cabriolet; George Hult, Chev OREGON-AMERICAN LBR. CO rolet coach; Bert Nelson, Chevrolet cabriolet; A. C. Knauss, Studebaker coach. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Yeo entertain ed with two tables of bridge Fri day evening. C. L. Bateman won the prize. A luncheon of sandwiches, whipped cream, cake and tea was Locals Giving- Away i Come in and let us show you what REAL TIRE SERVICE MEANS KELLY and SAMSON TIB FC I into Vernonia Brazing & Machine Works KÏKIHIHIHIHIHIHIHZHIHIHIHII Hand Results without Hand Rubbing There are improve Phone us for a dem ments in the washer onstration FREE that makes home in your home. laundering the cheap est and best for clothes. Here’s just one—mov ing parts of Bakelite make this washer safe for filigree lace. Yet it washes anything a laundry can wash with power machinery. Hand results without hand rubbing. HOFFMAN HARDWARE Miller Mercantile CO* Do You Know? That in 1927 there was shipped from Vernonia nearly 701’0 cars of forest products? This makes Vernonia one of the largest shipping points on the entire S. P. & S. sys tern. INCORPORATED STORES AT CORVALLIS HILLSBORO M c M innville MONMOUTH Schoo! Opens Tue., September 4 This store is headquarters for both high and grade school BOOKS Women1 Savings Accounts Each year we notice an increase in the number of women who have savings ac counts here. Those who have learned from experience the many advantages of saving, have told their friends about it, and their friends come here with their savings. BANK OF VERNONIA Pencils Pens Erasers Rulers Paints Paste Crayolas Inks Scissors Note Books Fillers Tablets and all necessities for school )
