VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OR EGON
TH JRSDAY, JUNE 13, 1929
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to W. Z. Heath. The Hollister’s be gone for several weeks, she
Mr. and Mrs. Huffman and
srription contest was out in Tre-
will visit friends in Wheeler.
daughter drove to Vernonia Mon
Mr. and Mrc. E. D. John have moved to Grants Pass.
harne this week signing up sub- ston ar.d children of St. Helens
Mrs. Herman Greener has
Mrs. Clide Chilton is away day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller, scribers.
Mr. Kilburg and son and
are visiting at the home of Mr. been reported ill.
visiting her folks. She will re
and children motored to Wood- - Gilbert
______ Holt's brother and and Mrs. D. R. Fowler of Riv
daughter drove to Portland last
Mrs. John Estes was surprised turn home soon.
burn Thursday. Their daughter I [ family of Florida are visiting erview.
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by a group of ladies last Thurs
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore of Tim Sunday.
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remained
to ..¿-14.
visit at the home xs.4?
of ■ here and may locate in this lo
There will be a dance here
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fowler mo- day who gave her a miscellane ber are on a vacation, they will
her aunt for a month.
cality. Mr. Holt is employed by tored to the coast
ous shower, many useful gift» see the Rose show in Portland next Saturday night.
this week.
Mrs. H. A. John who has been the Koster Products company.
Mr. Carman crushed his hand
and will also enjoy themselves
Mr. and Mrs. Fielberg and being received.
ill the past two weeks is able
Harry Condit has treated hi»
at the Westimber mill last
at the beach.
family
motored
to
Portland
Sun-
to be up and around again.
home to a new coat of paint.
Norman Greer of Timber was week.
day to attend the opening of
Mrs. L. F. Meeske entertained
TIMBER
A party of young folks en-
married last Saturday afternoon.
at dinner Sunday in honor of joyed a picnic dinner on the the Rose festival.
Mr. and Mrs. Riche drove to
Water spots may be removed
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Deacon and banks of the Nehalem this week.
M. Holister recently sold his
Mrs. Ida Kilburg will leave Portland to a doctor last Sat- from silk dresses by rubbing the
E. Meeske of Salem.
Mrs. Henry John and children service station and camp grounds Timber for the beach today to urady.
material between the fingers.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bennett spent the afternooon visiting
were dinner guests at the home with Mrs. Russel Stanton.
of Mr. and Mrs. B.
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R. —
Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Baker
Sunday.
and family spent Sunday with
Miss Margaret Bennett spent Mrs. Baker’s brother at Natal.
Tuesday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bennett.
RIVERVIEW
Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller motor
ed to Ryderwood Sunday to visit
Mr. Miller’s mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Merrill left this week for Idaho, where
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. they will visit with their daughter
P. L. Larson and family.
and family, Dr. and Mrs. Lara
Byron Bennett returned home way.
Saturday after a two weeks visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Estes and
at the home of his grandparents
two sons, Ole and Orle, left
at Salem.
Mrs. Geo. Baslington enter- Monday for Hot Lakes, Oregon,
tained Mr. and Mrs. Lode Mc where they will spend a few
Donald and son Hugh, at dinner weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Estes has
not been in the best of health
Sunday.
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer
Evan Hall who is working at
and family attended the Pioneer
Ryderwood was home over the
dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer of week end.
Della Cline recently visited at
Natal, called at the home of
Mr. Neurer’s lister, Mrs. S. Bak the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Cline near Riverview.
er last Monday.
Johnson and McGraw Shingle
Carl Wienecke is building a
Some thought our prices were so low, surely we must have a sale on, and so that was
mill have suspended operations
new garage at Treharne.
the surprise to find that our everyday regular prices were so low. So now you know
Mrs.
Archie
Coplin
and for a short period but hope to
daughter Louise, are visiting at open up Vithin the next week.
where you can save money.
Mrs. C. T. Fowler returned to
Amboy, Wash.
the
Emanual
hospital
last
Tues
Miss Gladys Giben, who for
merly attended Vernonia high day going with E. E. Mills.
A 10 pound baby boy was
school, left here a few days ago
born to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Nor
for her home at Turner.
Large size 91x90 seemless
Miss Thelma Baker is visiting ris June 10.
No postage to pay, no wait
her aunt here at Treharne.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fowler are
ing,
take them right along
Eugene Davis recently pur- visiting at St. Helens. Mr. Fow
with you,
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chased a new Chevrolet sedan. ler recently received injurie
Each
JOC
Mrs. E. McDonald who has en- when a piece of lumber at the
TREHARNE
Mr.
Mrs. Dan Brown took in the in this city on business.
Rose festival at Portland Mon Coyle represents an auto sales
agency.
day.
Albert Schmidlin of Brauns
Mr. and Mrs. Bain Thompson,
and children motored to Kelso spent Friday in this city shop
and Rainier Sunday of last week. ping.
A. L. Kullander and K. A.
Miss Nettie Alley, county
health nurse spent Thursday in McNeil motored to Forest Grove
Monday afternoon to play golf.
Vernonia.
Mrs. Wm. Culver and son
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and
children motored to Rainier and were visiting friends in Portland
the earlier part of this week.
Longview over the week end.
FTVE
tered the Vernonia Eagle sub- i O. A. mill disabled him.
Art Lundeen of the Inman-
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Nickson
Poulsen camp, west of Keasey, of the I.-P. camp spent Saturday
attended the smoker at the Le- evening in this city.
giori* hall last Saturday evening.
William Culver, returned Wed
Pete Knowles, mayor of Mist nesday of last week from a fish
spent Sunday in Vernonia attend ing trip near the Bend country.
ing the pioneer meeting at the
Oscar Weed, sheriff of Colum
Evangelical church.
bia county spent the week end
Miss Luella Williams spent a at his mothers home attending
few weeks in Portland recently the Nehalem pioneers meeting
visiting friends, returning to this Sunday.
city last Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Dean and daughter
Wm. Alexander and family Audrey of Edmonton, Alberta,
have moved from Vernonia to Canada, is visiting with her bro-
St. Helens where Mr. Alexander ther William Folger of this city.
is employed.
Mrs. Essie Nance motored to
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Banzer and Camas, Wn. Sunday to bring
children spent Sunday in Ver back her son, Buster who has
nonia taking in the pioneer meet been visiting for the past three
ing at the Evangelical church.
weeks with his grandmother.
Mrs. Robert Williams of this
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shay, and
city is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. son Mickey, and Mrs. Lee Schwab
Ed. Williams and children of and sons, Bobby and Melvin, mo
Idaho this week.
tored to Portland Sunday after-
Miss Maxine Schlegel of Port noon to witness the Rose Festi-
land is visiting at the home of val parade.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick
Mrs. Frank Hartwick and
this week.
cousin Maxie 1 Slogue, and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lee and O. T. Bateman motored to Forest
sons, Robert and Philip spent Hills the later part of last week
Sunday with the H. E. McGraw- to engage in a few games of
golf.
family in Vernonia.
Mrs. Jack Bush and son, Neil
Mrs. Pete Weidman left this
city Tuesday of last week to motored to Heppner, where Neil
visit her mother, Mrs. Hewitt of will stop for a period to work !
in the harvest fields. Mrs. Bush -
Yamhill.
intends to return to this city
Ester Froembling who has Saturday.
been ill for the past few weeks
Mrs. J. L. McConnell and
with typhoid fever, is reported
daughter Maxine of Vancouver,
as improving in health.
who has been staying with her
Kenneth Whitsei who has been sister, Mrs. Essie Nance for the
attending O. S. A. C. at Corval past two weeks returned to their
lis, returned to this city last home in Vancouver Sunday.
week.
Mrs. Sidney Malmsten’s uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. William Warner James Ferrier, of Mason City,
motored to Portland last Friday Iowa, spent the week end visit
morning returning to this city ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
the same day.
Sidney Malmsten. Mr. Ferrier ex
pressed himself as pleased with
Frank Hartwick, local manager this section of the country.
of the Gilby Motor company mo
J. J. Hoydar, industrial agent
tored to Portland last Friday on
company business.
for the S. P. & S. system, with
headquarters at Portland spent
Joy Bush is attending the Friday in this city looking over
cooking club school at Corvallis the location for a proposed new
and will return to this city in industrial spur which will be
afcout a week.
used by a logging concern work
Harry Kearns, manager of the ing in this vicinity.
local ceamery and ice cream
Emil Messings daughter, Hel
plant motored to Portland a en and vetia, are in this city on
week ago today on business.
a visit for about two weeks,
Mrs. Mike Miller and son, coming from Hood River where
Marion, motored to Salem over the young ladies attend school.
the week end to visit relation While in this city they are stay
and friends, returning to this ing at the home of Mrs. O. T.
Bateman.
city Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Banzer and
children spent Sunday in Ver and Mrs. Harvey Jordon, Mr.
nonia taking in the pioneer meet- and Mrs. Emil Newesbaumer, Mr.
ing and banquet at the Evangeli- and Mrs. Jack Kelley, and Mary
Beeman of St. Helens with Mr.
cal church.
and Mrs. Frank Hartwick of
Clarence Coyle of Portland Vernonia spent the week end at
spent last Thursday and Friday Seaside and Cannon Beach.
Why Pay More Than At
Compare
and
Convince
Yourself
Miller’s
First—Save
Money
Our Mail Order House Price
Comparisons Was a BIG Surprise
FATHERS
DAY
Low Prices
Sheets
Cotton Blankets
Just what you need for
this long winter we are
having, full size, nice fluffy
ones two sizes 64x76 and
72x84.
$119 ‘d 98c
House Frocks
Priced Low
Ford Service
All labor
charged at
flat rate
Bring your Ford here for the important
jobs. We use only genuine Ford parts and
all labor is charged at a low flat rate. You
'know in advance what the cost will be.
Satisfaction guaranteed. All mechanics
specially trained. Ask about our Special
$1.50 Inspection Service. It will save you
money,
Crawford Motor Co
Vernonia
Made from a good quality
printed percale, cut full
size, attractive
(J ft/»
styles ....................
«/PC
Voilo Curtains
Good quality of voile with
figured valance,
colored
edge ruffles and tie backs
regular size,
QQ.
a pair , . . .
“0C
Men’s Neckwear
Newest patterns and shapes, each tie lined with
a non wrinkle fabric that keeps them in l"
Solid colors, stripes and beautiful designs,
arrivals for Fathers Day.
New Cretonnes
Bright, snappy patterns,
good quality, splendid de
signs for smocks and cur
tains, priced right at—
49c, 95c, $1.25
29c and 39c yard
Dressy Shirts
Priced low
Pretty new patterns, for
kiddies and womens dresses
comes 36 inches
IQ.
wide, a yard ........
AJV
Made from plain fast color broadcloth and fancy
madras cloths, our shirts
are cut
extra
full
through the body, plenty of length, well finish
ed tailoring, new patterns for Fathers Day. All
sizes.
98c, $1.49, $1.95
No postage to
money orders to buy, no
waiting. Not a sale, just
our every day low prices.
Fancy Socks
Unusual Values
quality Rayon and Cotton mixed
everlastingly good looking patterns, sizes
11H' jest what Dad will be looking for.
Your Servants
Do You Use Them?
Are you taking advantage of the many electrical
servants available?
19c, 35c, 49c
Cuticura
medicated
per bar ...........................
Rayon Underwear
Union suits, in peach, orchid and blue color, thia
is an unusual value and one of Miller's special
buys. Worth more, but wo priced them at 98c.
Priced right. New shapes at
$1.98, $2.98, $3.98
Of the 28 million homes in the United States,
almost 20 million now have the advantages of light
and power. The facilities of the power companies
and the many appliances now on the market en
able all of these homes to employ electrical ser
vants at reasonable cost.
The sun is coming out and you will want a nice
light weight cool hat, we have them priced right.
Hntpoint Electric Ranges
An all Electric Equipment
Manufactured by the General Electric
Company
CONSULT US FOR HOUSE WIRING
Columbia Utilities Co
.nd
89.
39c
Listerine 50c size a botti«
for ........... . .................. .... 39c
25c size listerine .... . 19c
Special Values
Rainproof Straw Hats
soap.
19c
Hinds $i size honey
almond cream ........... ...
SOc size a bottle ....
U
tine
SOc
Carbuna, cleaning
Ponds
Cream
size
39c
fluid 19c
Vanishing or
35c jars ..........
Cold
jars
39c
Mentholetum
Shirt«, in white knit cotton at 45c; Shirt« in
Rayon, assorted color« 95c; Shorties in white
and faiivy stripe« and patterns priced at 49c and
«9c.
Developments during the last forty years in
the electrical industry have revolutionized homes,
industries, transportation and communication.
Vernonia
Packers Tar Soap in tin
boxes, regular 25c size a
box ..................................... .... 19c
Athletic Underwear
Do you realize the number of ways that electri-
city can lighten the burden of household duties?
These servants do not have to be humored. You
do not have to give them “a day off.” They work
for you with the same efficiency al) day, every day.
Are you enjoying their service?
Woodbury’s
facial
soap,
regular 25c cakes each 19c
socks,
10 to
SOc
29c
Listerine tooth paste .... 19c
Colgates
tooth paste ..
Men’s Work Socks
Squibbs tooth paste ....
Plain colors, black, cordo
van and gray. Sizes 10 lo
111-2, a pair
10c
Pepsodent tooth paste ..
Come Join Our Circus
A Big 9 Ring Circus going on now in the Miller Stores. Here
is what it is all about: A few fellows by the name of Millers
down in Portland, some of them are farmers, at least they are
in the Turkey business for the month of June, guess they think
some of us store managers and clerks need fattening up, any
way they have offered a Turkey Dinner to the store that makes
the largest per cent gain during the month of June. Of course
we Vernonia Vultures are going after the Turkey, so no monkey
business around here from now on during June. We are going
to talk plain Turkey Prices from now on. We have put a bul
letin board in our window showing the standings of the stores
each day. Just keep your eye on Vernonia Vultures.
Ipena tooth paste .......
Mavis face powders ....
Pompeian face powders
Coty’s face powder —
Cuius
Compact
sot ..
New Shoes
Arrive