Vernonia eagle., September 13, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

URSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1928
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
FIVE
and bridge. Ml«. F A. Green had
ihe high score for the bridge. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Green, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bleile,
and Mrs. W. A. McGillvray,
Viola McGillvray, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Church. Those present re­
Donald Hodges and Morris Bén­ ported that they had a very enjoy­
able evening.
it were in Portland Saturday.
woody gall i at. the places where the Grange Lectureu, Discuss
plants bend over, and often small,
Program Presentations
wartlike swellings arc noticeable at
the points of infestation on the
For the purpose of discussing im-
stems. Of course plowing under
rhuuld not be done when it inter­ i rovements in Grange program pre­
feres with the growing of clover sentation. a lecturers’ meeting
_ was
and forage grasses. Since the Joint-, held in Clatskanie recently attend-
Auto Tops, Curtains
COMPANY
worm attacks only wheat, other ed by W. L. Kadderly of Corvallis,
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Cushions, Seat
crops can be substituted where this John Coombs of Deer Island, John
Becker of Armstrong Grange, Mrs.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
pest is present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin are
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W. F. Sheets of Clatskanie, Mrs.
iting relatives near Seattle.
(The Pioneer Church)
The Seal of Safety in Saving*
Laura
Carmichael
of
Natal,
Verda
Alfalfa
Wants
Clean
Ground
The Sunday school will meet at
ISidney Ratcliffe was a Portland 9:45 a.m. The pastor will preach
IS YOUR MONEY WORK­
Auto, Sign and
To avoid the destruction of Vostre of Beaver Valley, Clarice
ING FOR YOU AS HARD AS
itor Sunday.
at 11 a.m. and the choir will sing. stands of alfalfa from bacterial E. Nelson of Warren, Geo. Nelson
House Painting
YOU’RE WORKING FOR IT?
Young people’s meeting 7 p.m. wilt in districts where this disease of St. Helens, Mrs. Julia Anderson
Mother’s bread—the quality loaf.
of
Warren.
Mrs.
L.
E.
Lane
of
For Particular* Write
Sermon Lecture with pictures at is present, the U. 8. department of
sk for it by name.—adv.
Anna
8 p.m. “Wanderings in the Wilder­ agriculture recommends that new Armstrong Grange, Mrs.
Coombs
of
Deer
Island,
Flora
J Mrs. Sidney Malmsten has been ness,” will be the subject.
seedings should not be made on
Decorating, Tinting
■1 for a few days.
The young people will have their fields that receive surface drain­ Stratton of Cedar Grove, Mrs. Net-
annual welcome to high school stu- age or flooding from land on which tie McAdam of Beaver Valley, and
Calcimining
Department
of
Thrift
I The study club will meet at the dents and God’s speed to the col- diseased plants are located. The Mrs. A. J. Burns of Beaver Valley.
89 Fourth St., Portland. Ore.
lome of Mrs. E. A. Green this lege students Friday evening 7:30 most destructive outbreaks of bac­
Mr. Kadderly of the office of
lftiiinoon.
p.m. in the social hall of the terial wilt, which has caused serious information and exhibits stated it
church.
, damage in the past 3 or 4 years was a splendid idea to have a con­
I Mr. and Mrs. Connie Anderson
in many alfalfa-growing regions, ference and exchange ideas. He also
Ld Mrs. M. Grady motored to
DR. L. W. GRIFFITH
CARD OF THANKS
particularly in the central Mississippi stated that the public wanted en­
■ood River over the week end.
Eyesight Specialist
tertainment and he had the prob­
valley.
have
occurred
in
fields
We wish to thank our many
Accurate Fitting of Glasses
■ Dan Steiner is building a new friends for their kindly solicitations where the bacteria from diseased lem of giving an interesting pro­
Will
Be Located at Joy
Next door to Brown Fur­
fike-room house with a full cement during the illness of our beloved plants were probably conveyed to gram over the radio of serious ma­
Theatre Building
terial,
and
that
there
is
a
great
■sement on North street.
niture.
Phone 1021
wife and mother, and for the them by water flowing along the deal of material available in the
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surface of the ground or by tem-
floral
offerings
in
tribute
to
her
■ J. E. Geldard of Carlton, owner
i porary flooding. Bacteria may be report of the economic conference
■ the Moonlight apartments, was memory during our bereavement. I carried from diseased to healthy of three years ago, and in the agri­
George
McGee
and
Family.
■ visitor here Tuesday.
, plants in a field by the knives of cultural situation publication issued
L.Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Porterfield
the mower, and possibility of infec­ by the extension service monthly. HXHXHZHXHXHZHXHZHXHZHZHXHZI
Geo. A. Nelson spoke on the ob­
tion in this way may be reduced
Kl son Marvin spent Sunday in
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by mowing the field when the ject of the meeting and the value H
Kirtland and Vancouver, Wn.
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plants are free from dew or rain. I of groups getting together ami ex­
I Mrs. J. Kirkwood of Reedville,
Dry fragments of alfalfa stems may i changing ideas. Many made sug­
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gestions
which
were
deemed
help
­
Ke., spent last week with Mrs. L.
carry the bacteria for many months
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“The Golden Clown
ful
to
others
in
planning
programs.
K Rogers.
so disease-infected stems should not
Front its opening scenes
carried to new fields either mix­ Mrs. J. Becker was elected perman­
I Mrs. Peterson and children of provincial circus through the gayety be
ed
with
seed or mixed as ent chairman and Mrs. Clarice 17. H
Killsboro spent last Friday with of Paris and on to the dramatic unrotted uncleaned
refuse from alfalfa hay Nelson secretary until the next
climax, “The Golden Clown,” the
■ rs. L. A. Rogers.
meeting, the first Saturday in Feb­
Pathepicture which is to be seen with manure.
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ruary at Armstrong Grange.
q Fall days are close at hand and at the Joy theatre tonight and to­
“Clean” Profits
rith them come those good Pump- morrow, is said to be full of un­
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By following what is known as
► Jin pies at the Vernonia Bakery. expected developments.
the McLean county (Ill.) system
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€ 4^9<1 v .
of hog sanitation, hog raisers in
“Anybody Here Seen Keily”
H Large side and top feed doors, front and side
Born: To Mrs. J. M. Turpin,
Once more the Irish will hold Nebraska, in cooperation with Ex­
eptember 3, a girl. She has been the spot light with their delight-1 tension Service specialists of the
draft, a stove to last a lifetime
imed Doreen Marie. Mr. Turpin ful humor and romance-filled I U. S. department of agriculture,
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led July 5.
hearts when “Anybody Here Seen j have shown that it is possible to
Mr. and Mrs. Tom IXirner motor Kelly?”, the love story of a traffic greatly reduce losses of pigs from
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Briefly, the
1 to Clatskanie Sunday and re- cop and a little girl he met in ¿he filth-borne diseases.
irned by way of Rainier and St.- war days, shows at the Joy theatre McLean County system consists in
thorough cleaning of the sows and FOR SALE o-tube Magnavox radio, H
Saturday.
Extra heavy weight polished steel
lelens.
the farrowing quarters, and the
fully equipped, priced at $95. In­
moving
of
the
sows
and
young
pigs
“
Uncle
Tom'i
Cabin
”
and
Christine
Mitchem
of
I Edna
quire at Eagle Office.
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Nineteen Months To “Shoot!” A ¡when born to clean pasture other
Almeda, Cal., came to Vernonia
GET
YOUR NEXT IRIS, hollyhocks
than
the
permanent
feed
lot,
leav
­
Monday and will make their home new record was established in the
and perennial phlox, as long as
with their sister Mrs. W. Hutchins. ‘shooting’ time of “Uncle Tom’s ing them there until they are at
Cabin” when the final count of i,least 4 months olu. During a 3- they last. Mrs. A. J. Sitts, 507 Rose H
Mrs. O. I. Ross, Miss Lillian time totaled nineteen months.. At ,year period, on a number of rep­ avenue.
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Ross, Miss Willie May Aubrey, the Joy theatre Sunday and Mon­ resentative farms where this sani-
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FOR
RENT
Dayton Ross were in Portland Mon- day.
itation system was carefully follow­ FOR RENT—Before October 1st,
lay.
ed out, the average value of the
11 acres land mostly cleared; on
“Hell-Ship Bronson
pork (the pigs were sold at 6 , main
See Hoffman About It. “IT PAYS”
highway, 2 miles from town,
I The Order of Rainbow for Girls
set
A
tale
of
primitive
passions
j
months)
amounting
to
$1422.28
per
fc’ill resume their meetings again
house, barn and garage, 2
good
tomorrow, according to Mrs. R. A. amid the dregs of the world. at farm; while records kept on other good cows, 25 chickens, 11 tons H
the Joy theatre Tuesday and Wed­ farms where this sanitation was hay. See L. C. Boeck 987 2nd Ave­
Epace, mother advisor.
neglected or only partially followed, nue , corner Nehalem St.______ 61*
nesday.
showed that the average value of
No finer bread can be had for
Immunize Young Pigs
the pork per farm was only $844.00.
Sandwiches than Mother’s bread in
LOST
The immunization of suckling
LOST—Spare tire, 36x8, mounted
’ thu long loaf. The children like it—
on wheel, from Federal truck of
give it to them in their school pigs for hog cholera has much to CARE OF HOMELESS
recommend it in the way of de­
CHILDREN IS PROBLEM Portland-Vernonia truck line.
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tunch.—adv.
creased cost and increased protec­
WANTED
A. L. Ratcliffe, Mrs. M. L. Rat- tion, according to animal Industry
From Page 1
iliffe and Margie and Mr. and Mrs. specialists of the U. S. department and its care. Johnny’s pig does not HELP WANTED—Women and girls
to work on pears and apples.
E. E. Graham motored to Hood of agriculture. By immunizing early become anybody else’s hog.
fiver Sunday for a short visit with less serum is required and the pigs
A fine dairy herd and many Many workers earn $2.50 to $5.00
friends.
do not necessitate the reduction chickens furnish the necessary work per day. Season will last until Dec.
| 1. Warm comfortable work room,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Babb, Mr. of feed, it is possible that this may for the older children as well as and cafeteria in connection. Prices
ind Mrs. Leonard Graven, Helen enable the farmer to market the the many healthful tasks of the [reasonable. Phone 2331, Itay-Mal-
tones and Virgil Van Alstine all pigs somewhat earlier than if the farm. There is plenty of play also ing Company, Inc., Hillsboro, Ore­
notored to Seaside Friday, return- immunization were carried out after with ball teams, basketball and all gon.___________________________ Ctf
weaning. If young pigs receive the the dearly loved pastimes of child-
ng Sunday evening.
serium-virus treatment, the immun- j hood. “How is it possible to do all WANTED—Practical
nursing or
Lester Collins went to Portland ity as a rule is lasting; only an of this and how is it financed.’’
day work. Children boarded. P.
Jaturday and his mother Mrs. J. exceptional herd or individual will. 1 hear you ask.
O. Box 455.
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?ollins returned with him and will | contract cholera. In giving this j The state pays $16 per month —----------------------------------
MISCELLANEOUS
pend a few days here visiting treatment to young pigs, it is most for each child, this being the sura
to be sure that they are allowed every institution public or I WILL GIVE PIANO free storage,
riends and relatives.
1 important
1 ■»
in good health at the time of treat-1 private that cares for dependent
Excellent care for use of it.
Mr. and Mrs R. R. McGregor and ment.
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children. From the Portland com­ Write Box 822, Vernonia.
Hiss Allie Simmons who have been
munity chest comes monthly pay­
I
pending a varation at Cannon
Summer Silage Suggestions
ments this year of a little more
'each returned to Vernonia Mon­
Summer silage is the best means than $1,000 per month. Multnomah
lay.
lof supplementing pasture for dairy county sends nearly one-half of
I cows in summer and fall when grass
If Bladder Weakness, Getting up
Miss Viola McGillvray of Hatties- is short because of hot, dry weather the childnm there so it is fitting
rarg, Miss., who has been visiting l and close grazing. For a herd of that this sum should come from Nights, Backache, Burning or Itch­
ing sensation, leg or groin pains
■er brother W. A. McGillvray for 112 to 20 cows, a silo of from 10 the chest.
Marshfield, Astoria and North make you feel old, tired, pepless,
h* past two weeks left for her ! to 12 feet in diameter is best, as
Bend are also giving from their and worn out why not make the
tome Tuesday.
the silage can be fed out fast community chests. And always somc-
Cystex 48 Hour Test? Don’t give
enough
to
prevent
spoiling.
Now
Cool days also bring some more
where the W.C.T.U. women of Ore­ up. Get Cystex today at any drug
roodies at the Vernonia Bakery— is the time to plan for next sum- gon are having a food sale or an
'ream Puffs and Chocolate Eclairs., mer's feeding. Supplementary pas-1 entertainment or they are packing store. Tut it to a 48 hour test,
■’or the present they will be on ture crops instead of summer silage a box or a barrel with fruit or Money back if you don’t soon feel
land every Saturday, later on three, are used by many dairymen to pre-1 vegetables or clothing, jams or jel- like new, full of pep, sleep well,
vent the midsummer drop in milk |jeg> books or maybe toys or some with pains alleviated. Try Cystex
imes weekly.—adv.
flow. In many sections sweet clover |Other needed thing for a home. Then today. Only 60c.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Drorbaugh h««
satisfactnrv for this'*.L_
r___ •_ itself is ___
i.._i_ __ milk,
•«.
has nrnvoH
proved vptv
very satisfactory
this the farm
producing
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— alfalfa
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i„ k
..
_
rh U d
vere in Portland part of last week purpose,
can also
be - i i eggs and vegetables.
Every
vhere Mr. Drorbaugh was taking 1 pastured at this time. Combinations
every cottage that will has whole
Miss Daisy Brown
reatments for septic tonsils. He of legumes such as peas, vetches, milk to drink at every meal.
TEACHER
OF PIANO
.xpects to undergo an operation and ' --iT
soy beans, “
with
grains
such
as
County
courts
should
be
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County courts should be urged
USING
he end of this week.
corn, wheat, oats, barley and rye,
a]]ow something for this home
yearly budget. This is some-
Dunning Foundation
jflfe^For 5 years Dr. Luzader, can be fed green, and successive ¡n
of these crops
often thing for the unions to taka up
SYSTEM OF MUSIC
eyesight specialist, has been plantings
provide succulent feeds
over
sn
'
Telephone 611
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an,with the court No greater service
naking monthly visits to Vernonia, extended period. Too many farmers
i can be rendered the state of Ore­
iis next visit will be October 1, 2, , expect their dairy cows to produce gon than to increase the capacityI
(plenty of milk during the summer of this home. The children's farm'
iffice at Kullander’s. Have
on poor pasture with no additional home is one of the most far,
'our eyes examined.—adv.
feed.
reaching things ever undertaken by ;
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn
any organization. It is character
fft yesterday morning for a va-
Bury the Jointworm
building of the finest kind and
Hion trip. They plan to drive
Control of the wheat jointworm,
stand as a monument to the
round Mount Hood loop highway, .next to the Hessian fly the worst j will
mother love of the W. C. T. U. of
trough Spokane and on to Seattle, pest attacking wheat in the major­ ! Oregon. It was born of love which
tie re they will visit relatives. They ity of the wheat states east of the
is service and through love it will
$11 return Sunday.
Mississippi river and in parts of grow in ever widening circles un­
When you want to pay a bill or purchase
¡Visitors at the home of Mr. and Missouri and Oregon, can be ac­ til it encircles the world.
something do you pay cash? Or do you
complished by plowing under the
rs. Mark E. Moe over the week stubbie in the late summer or early
give a check? Cash is a risky way to han­
Recommend Concrete Wallow
td were: Mr. and Mrs. S. J. fall, thus burying the pest so deep­
The use of a concrete wallow
dle money. Errors in change are always
'assenar and two children of Van- ly as to prevent its emergence the
fuver, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. J. following spring. At present noth­ for hogs is an aid in keeping down
possible. Receipts are very easily lost. A
Umfeld Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Gus ing is being done to control this worm infestations, provided it is
bank check is proof that you have paid.
tarleston, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. insect, and futhermore, the farm­ properly constructed and used.
We welcome new checking accounts.
>on. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hall, Gor- ing practices and systems of rota­
Tillamook — $12,000 paved road
at Little, of Portland, Mr. and tion now used in sections wnere
between here and Bellevue complet­
rs. R. Spring of Milwaukie, and the jointworm is prevalent afford ed.
» brother, F. Spring, of Vernonia. ideal breeding conditions for It.
One indication of jointworm injury
Astoria — Cooperative feed plant j
Mrs. W. F. Browning entertained is the number of fallen or lodged established at Pier 1 by Lower Co- '
a birthday surprise party last plants, which often causes the in­ lumbit cooperative dairy association. |
lursday in honor of Mrs. Brown- jury to be confused with that of
$. A dainty buffet supper was the Hessian fly. However, attacks
Shaw — Paving from here to
$ved followed by parlor games by the jointworm cause
hard, Sublimity completed.
American Trust Gompany
Vernonia Auto Top &
Paint Shop
A Big Cast Iron
Lined Heater
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r
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
Other Heaters low as $2.45
Stove Pipe 25c a Joint
Elbows, Collars, Dampers etc
Hoffman Hardware Co.
Do You Know?
That in 1927 there was shipped
from Vernonia nearly 7000 cars
of forest products?
Backache
This makes Vernonia one of
the largest shipping points
on the entire S. P. & S. sys=
tern.
OREGON-AMERICAN LBR. CO.
Why Risk Paying With Cash
BANK OF VERNONIA
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HEATERS