THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1928
/ERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
FIVE
stand the test of time. Mother's
Mis. L. B. Eastman was a Sun­ nonia hiph school, walked out to la.
at the home of Mr.i. Dean Duvall
bread has stood the test for nearly day dinner guest at the Grover De­ the Lindsay mill Saturday after­
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Beamis of r-
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five years and more of it is sold vine home. Mr. Eastman helped noon accompanied by Dorothy Nan­ I. P. were in Portland over the F1V* hundred was
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today than ever before. That means Mr. Devine saw wood.
son, Mildred and Geraldine Cason. week end.
play planned for Christmas at the
consumer satisfaction. When you
Mr. and Mrs. Uhlin Thacker spent
The Keasey club met last week Keasey school.
I order bread say "Mother’s” and ac-
Sunday school mill commence at i the week end at Buxton with the
Mrs. R. I. Hail visited the third ' cept no other.—adv.
10 o’clock next Sunday instead of latter's parents.
grade last Friday.
10:30, as there is to be preaching
Mrs. J. A. Lindsay and
Mrs.
The Choral club is planning to
Harold Thurber left Friday for a
Elsie Brunton of Pleasant Hill present an operetta in the near at 11 in the church.
week’s visit in Seattle, Wash.
has entered the fourth grade.
future, according to Mrs. P. B.
Earl Knowles, Donald Sundland
Mrs. Clarence Lindsay spent a
Wipbins,
director,
who
extends
an
and
Bernard
Dowling
went
to
Bir-
Bonita Buffmire of the fourth
few days last week at Winlock, Wn.
invitation
for
others
to
come
and
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kenfeld
to
see
the
basketball
game
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grade has the chicken pox.
Elmer Bell, who lived on the R.
sing with them. Practices are held! Friday night.
Price place, has moved to town.
Dan Steiner made a trip to Port­ at 1125 Bridge street Monday
Mrs. J. C. Jones,
Mrs. Nila
nights.
Chas. Melis drove to Portland on
land on business Monday.
GIVE YOUR FAMILY CAUSE FOR
I Saturday to meet Mrs. Percy Melis Grimes and daughter Doris and Mr.
P. A. Dixon of St. Helens visited
Fourth grade, Paul Aüain»,
Adams, Her
Her- ­ and children who are expected from and Mrs. F. A. Parkhill all of Salem
the Knights of Pythias lodge Mon­ bert Anderson, Ted Davis, Johnny Nehalem for a visit at the A. R. drove to Vernonia Monday. - Mr.
Parkhill will spend a few days at
day night.
Heath, Vashion Hall, Jean Lillig, Melis home.
the home of his daughter Mrs. Wal- H
Irene
Thompson.
Fifth
grade,
Ruth
Dr. E. N. Riorden, eyesight Burke, Eva Chambers, Betty Lee,
Grover Devine found his fine ter Bennett.
specialist of Forest Grove, was in Loren
heifer calf dead in the pasture last
Lionberger,
Dorothy
Nanson,
WITH THE 1929 MODEL 52 —
Vernonia Tuesday on business.
Mickey O’Donnell, Frederick Roe- week. It was either hit by a hunter’s
stray
shot
or
ate
some
poisoned
KEASEY
diger,
Louise
Willson,
Nell
Hewett,
R. Sessman was in Portland over
H
weed.
the week end visiting his son, J. P. Thelma Lincoln.
Mrs.
Thos
Pettijohn
the
spent
Sessman, and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ferris were
week end in Portland with her
Sales indicate that the new Malt­
ELECTRIC
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week for daughter, Mrs. Ray Cummins.
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The Evangelical bazaar will be ed Milk Sponge cake made by the here from California __
short visit with her sister, Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lundeen and
held in the Van Alstine building Vernonia Bakery is well liked. It is a Ain.
Wallace.
itiate r
an unusually fine cake and it is
Mrs. G. A. Young and children, all H
Friday.
really better when three or four
Mrs. Earl Holce was given a of I. P. spent Saturday in Vernon-
The regular meeting of the Gar- days old than when fresh. This cake
den club next week has been post­ is stocked by your grocer.—Ask shower Thursday afternoon by the
eat
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ladies of the village. There was a
poned on account of Thanksgiving. for it.—adv.
large attendance and many beauti­
RA1>IU
ful yifts broubht. A lunch was
Dr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Tatro of
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The following had 100 in spell­ prepared by the ladies who had
St. Helens visited at the home of
ing last week. Second grade Bruce brought dainties for the occasion, j
Mrs. Hannah Smith Sunday.
Holcomb, Jane Watts, Montana
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The Junior Christian Endeavor French. Third grade, Leila Nelson,
TREHARNE
(without tubes)
will hold a cooked food sale Satur­ Aubrey Fitzgerald, Mava Williams,
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day morning in the Van Alstine i Edith May Holgate, Elmer Hurvey,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O’Connor
Model 52 A.C. set uses 6
A.C. tubes and 1 rectifying
i Margaret Salmonson, Bertha Thomp- and children have moved to Reed-
building.
tube.
!son, Alveda Littleton, Clinton All­ ville.
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< Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robinson of ard, Mildred Woods.
Mrs. Ruth John motored to Scap-
Scappoose, accompanied by Mr. and
FOR SALE
poose Tuesday.
ERE is the radio that you will be thankful
Mrs. Dixon of Rocky Point, were
No need to go without Fruit cake
Mrs.
Ella
O
’
Connor
is
visiting
for all year round. It stands less than waist
Vernonia visitors Monday.
during the holiday season when the her mother, Mrs. Treharne, and FOR SALE—Five tube Magnavox
radio. Equipped with tubes, "A”
high, but it is a complete, powerful, all-electric
Mrs. Judson Weed will have a Vernonia Bakery has four varieties will attend the Rebekah convention storage battery and one 45 volt “B”
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variety of bulbs and plants to sell selling from 30c to 50c per pound, at Clatskanie.
receiver and a genuine Atwater Kent speaker—
battery. For particulars inquire at
The ladies of Treharne who at­ Eagle Office.
at the W. M. S. bazaar November 10c per pound and more cheaper
both in a handsome cabinet, satin-finished on all
than
we
have
ever
sold
it
before
tended the Rebekah district conven­
23.—adv.
and yet we can assure you pos­ tion at Clatskanie were: Margaret FOR SALE—Studebaker car, just K
four sides, and with speaker grilles front and back 1
itively
that
it
is
the
finest
fruit
The Bluebird group under the
Lines, Eula Stanton, Marie O’Don­
overhauled, good condition. Cheap
Just place it where you want it, plug in, and
cake
we
have
ever
made.
There
is
leadership of Mrs. Nelson held their
nell, Selma Webb, Virgil Beaver, for quick sale. See Mrs. Space, 225 H
enjoy it.
regular meeting at the home of La our date cake at 30c per pound. Irene Spencer, Viola Treharne, and B street, or Lindley at bank. 161*
Verne Thompson Tuesday afternoon. Then comes a liyht fruit cake at Ella O’Connor. All reported a very
30c per pound. Then another light
FOR SALE—2.7-acre tract on East H
Loyal Lassies class of the Christ­ fruit cake full of choice fruits at good time.
Side, west of high school. Has _
V.
Tory
and
family
have
moved
ian church will hold a candy sale 40c per pound. And to top them all
their hofe in Portland where one house, and old laundry build-1 u
in the Red and White store Sat­ a dark fruit cake just jammed full to
Mr. Tory is employed by the Koster ing. Will take small payment down ““
urday afternoon.
of the finest fruits of all kinds and Products company.
and balance like rent. Mrs. J. E. X
Harry Brunton and family moved Tapp.________________________ 153*
Old fashioned Horehound candy nuts—this at 50c per pound. Be
is now being made by the Lincoln honest with yourself—can you bake to Vernonia Thursday.
FOR SALE—7-room modern house, X
Mrs. Charlie Patterson has been
Candy Kitchen. Try this old fav­ it as cheaply at home. Buy from
100x100 corner lot, on highway, H
us
direct
or
your
grocer
can
supply
quite ill the past week with a severe 3 blocks from
orite again.—^adv.
depot.
Bargain.
you.—adv.
cold.
Write “C” care Vernonia Eagle, tf 1XHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHXH
W. S. Harris and G. W. James,
Mr. Anderson and family have
Mrs. W. F. Browning and Mrs. moved into Mr. Tory
district deputy of Modern Wood­
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’s house at FOR SALE—1%-ton truck, good HT~
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men lodge, were in Vernonia in Maude Space entertained at a Treharne.
body and hoist. $100 cash or
the interests of the lodge yester­ handkerchief shower at the home
Carl Weinicke has purchased the trade for cattle. P.O. box 328,
of Mrs. Browning in honor of Mrs. R. Price place. He expects to take Clatskanie. Oregon____ _____ 152
day.
M. Gründen on her birthday Tues­ possession the last of the week.
Eat one of the special sandwiches day. The guessing contest was won
FOR RENT
The Lindsay Lumber Co. has re­
served at the Lincoln Candy Kit­ by Mrs. C. Anderson. Cake and sumed
operations
after
a
close
of
I
FOR
RENT
—
Two warm connecting
chen. You will come back for more. i coffee were served by the hostess­ a few days.
sleeping rooms, $5.00 per week.
—adv.
es. Those present were Mesdames
Mrs. Harold Thurber and small
M. Gründen, Judd Greenman, Carl daughter of New York were guests Apply Mrs. E. S. Cleveland. St.
The Woodmen of the World
Davidson, C.
~ E. Anderson, R. F. of Mrs. Thurber’s sister, Mrs. J. Denis hotel. Columbia St. and Rose
planning another of their regular Ruhl, W. W. Wolff, E. M. Bleile,
avenue.
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dances Saturday night and an­ R. A. Space, J. C. Lindley, A. L. A. Lindsay, the past week, Mrs.
THIS is going to be a “real old fasioned Christ­
nounce they will have a special Kullander, W. R. Meyers, G. Pasto, Lindsay accompanied them as far FOR RENT—A farm 1 mile from
Mist, Ore. Inquire of Mrs. James
as Portland and attended the stock
dance Thanksgiving day.
mas
”—a tree, pungently fragrant glistening spark­
C. L. Brock, A. J. Hughes. Mrs. E. show.
McMullen. Scappoose. Oregon. 152
John Edholm, a former resident A. Green, Mrs. K. A. McNeill and
J. E. Berry and family have mov­
ling
with it’s big red balls it’s tinsel and candles—
MISCELLANEOUS
of the Nehalem valley, spent Sat­ Mrs. A. J. Hughes sent gifts but ed from the Lindsay mill to the
were
unable
to
be
present.
ROOM
AND
BOARD
wanted
with
gifts
that are gifts hung from it’s branches’ and
urday and Sunday with his brother,
O’Connor residence at Treharne.
private family by young lady.
C. U. Enstrom, and visited many
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bennett and
surrounding
it. Jewelry gifts that will still be bright
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old friends.
children and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Inquire at Vernonia Eagle.
andTnew and just as valuable when the drooping,
Riverview
Meeske motored to Salem over the LOST—A pocketbook containing
The hot tamales we are now serv­
week end.
I $28 and some valuable papers.
faded
Christmas tree has been dragged out and
ing are proving intensely popular.
Harry Johnston has opened up
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bennett and I Liberal reward. Finder please write
You will also enjoy the hot coffee, a wood yard in Riverview.
forgotten.
Gifts that will be bringing happiness
children
and
Miss
Florence
Santee
Chas. Holts, care of Homer Smith,
Lincoln
served with real cream.
Chas. Biggs, who has been ill for of Vernonia were guests of Mr. and - Timber route, Vernonia.______ 161*
Candy Kitchen.—adv.
to
the
owner
when many another holiday has come
some time, is able to get out again. Mrs. Walter Bennett on Armistice
We
PROSPECTS
FOR
business:
day.
changed
The Pythian Sisters have
and gone.
F. L. Heath of the Riverview
have many more positions for
Mr. Thacker and family of Ver­
their meeting to Tuesday instead
Mercantile
made
a
business
trip
to
and
young
men
stenographers
nonia
are
moving
into
one
of
Harry
of Wednesday and will now meet
Gifts that will last—beautifully patterned sil­
and
well qualified
Wilson’s houses at the Lindsay mill. bookkeepers
in the Woodmen hall instead of the Portland the first of the week.
Mr. Thacker is employed at Koster young women than we can fill,
Grange hall.
verware,
richly designed jewelry, attractive depen­
Mr. Snyder of Portland is in Riv­ Products.
many
desirable
We have also
Have you tried the delicious nut erview making some improvements
to
work
places
for
young
girls
dable
clocks,
smartly styled watches. Ah! those are
The
Columbia
Utilities
company
bread made by the Vernonia Bak­ on his property.
has completed the extension line for their board and room. Long­
real gifts!
ery? Here is a bread which can be
Harold Parker and others bagged out to the Lindsay mill. The mill view is growing fast—come and
used for cake as well as bread and a large bear the other day. The fur being wired as well as many of the grow with it. Enroll in a school
it makes wonderful sandwiches. Be­ is said to be of fine quality.
houses.
of individual instruction.
Trade
Come early.—This Christinas, Gifts that Last!
cause of its richness it goes much
Margaret Bennett, who is work­ at home. Longview Business Col­
The frost was on the pumpkins ing for athletic points in the Ver- lege.
farther than ordinary bread and it
last Sunday night where there were
is reasonably priced.—adv.
pumpkins.
The Loyal 28 Music club of the
Washington school will hold a social
The shingle mill has closed for
meeting in the school Friday even­ the week on account of shortage
The Jeweler
ing. There will be candy booth*, of logs.
pie booths and other interesting
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds and Jewelry
features.
At Hoffman’s
Œfjanfcçigitoitis
All-in-one
A
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
$122
H
Ì2ASY TERMS
See Hoffman about it
HOFFMAN HARDWARE
llhal Shall I Give?
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AT LAST, THE ANSWER!
A. L. Kullander
MIST
J. E. Votaw, superintendent; A.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bridgers were
J. Davidson, general manager; C,
Whitfield, superintendent m. of Sunday motorists.
way, and A. J. Witchel, chief en­
Mrs. M. Aamodt and son Lau-
gineer of the S. P. and S. railway
ritz were Vernonia visitors Friday.
were in Vernonia Monday.
Mrs. W. R. Johnson called on
Thia is the last time that the Ver­
nonia Bakery can ask you through Mr*. Devine Tuesday.
these columns to place your order
Miss Olga Holstrom spent Satur­
‘early for Mince, Pumpkin and Cran­ day and Sunday in Portland.
berry pies and Fruit cake for
• 1?
Olga Holstrom was a dinner guest
Thanksgiving, which is just one
week from today. Do not delay and of Mrs. W. B.‘ Johnson Tuesday. '
perhaps not get what you wanU—
The “Jolly 20” will meet with
place your order now.—adv.
Mrs. A. Dowling bn December 6.
Norman Brunton of Pleasant
Earl Holce is working at the
Hill has entered the first grade.
The first grade had 100 per cent Clark-Wilson camp.
attendance last week. Mrs. J. T.
Geo. Jones was at home from
Brady, Mrs. D. M. O’Donnell and camp
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several dayes last week on ac­
Miss Alice Corey were visitors to count
,
of illness.
the first grade room last week.
Miss Ellen Salmi spent the week
R. C. Dunean, who has a farm on , end with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Han­
Rock creek road, supplied large po- , sen.
tatoes which were baked for the
Chamber of Commerce dinner at
Wm. Bridgers was a Portland
the Horseshoe Cafe Thursday. They 1 business visitor Tuesday and Wed­
were of the netted gem variety, i nesday.
Mr. Duncan stated he plans to plant
Walter Taylor and Perry McGee
18 acres of these next year.
were absent from school several
It takes a quality product to days last week on account of illness.
MfetFor 5 year* Dr. Luad«r,
eyesight specialist, has been
making monthly visits to Vernonia.
His next isvit will be Dec. 3 and 4,
office at Kullander’*. Have
your eye* examined.—adv.
Mr. Wirk alia and son of Belling­
ham, Wash., are spending a few
days at the Chas. Hansen home.
Bernard Dowling went over to
Silveriake, Wash., to work for a
while.
Do You Know?
That the Nehalem Valley’* production per
acre for wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, and
hay exceeds that of the average! for Ore­
gon, Washington and Idaho, a* well as
that of the United States? Here are a few
ligures.
Wheat, bu.
Oats bu.
Barley, bu.
Potatoes, bu.
Hay, tons
Nehalem
Valley
35
80
40
160
3
Washington
Idaho, Ore.
21.1
39.8
33.1
142.3
2.5
United
States
13.9
30.9
24.7
107.4
1.6
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