u sday, December 12, 1929
n
e
I-
1,
8,
Christian Church
Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Page Nine
Lord’s day to hear of further
important reports.
“Whatsoever things are true,
“Whatsoever things are true,
Whatsoever things are honest,
Whatsoever things
i
are pure,
Whatsoever things are lovely,
Whatsoever things are of good
report;
If there be any virture,
And
there be any praise,
—
-
rhirik ‘t on these things.”—The
Bible.
There will be a grap box and
stover. It is better than small flock, grading is less likely
also some imported lace and ito^kakfeedsS,1n"yeaTeMO\hX’k,dit shredded
(From page 2)
timothy hay or str“w f°r horses' ‘o b<> done than when the eggs bought for immediate fattening ers in the spring for finishing
hand
work
in dry lot, it is generally better on grass the following summer
from
Siam
to
be stock feeds increases their di-
ber 15, and other announce-
sold.
gestibility slightly, but usually For b«ddi»g purposes, shredded are produced by a good-sized to buy in early fall, so as to should be limited to cattle that
nt: I.
not enough to pay for the ex­ stover is more valuable than i flock. A flock of 200 to 400 get them marketed in late win-. “r® fairly mature. Not much fin-
<• dii le school at 10:00 a.m.
pense and work. When maximum straw, and much better than the I birds is particularly desirable, in ter or early spring. The lower *sh can he obtained on young
ALONG
THE
PAVEMENT
:00 a.m. Divine morning wor-
I erder that the marketing of the grades usually reach their peak growing cattle that are roughed
y
rains are desired, cooking may long ur.shredded srtover.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fowler encourage the animals to eat
n ip, theme: The Magi. This will
Failure to grade . eggs is one' eggs and also the management prices before June, though steers through the winter and marketed
11
of St. Helens visited at the more feed.
■efully
considered
as
the
reason why many farmers don’t of the flock may be put on the of good quality and condition off grass the following summer.
ie
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
may sell to advantage a little
ristmag season smiles. 6:30
According to available reports get higher average price' cer most economical basis.
Melis Sunday.
in
are
1. Christian endeavor, in their
weir
___ If cattle
___ ____
eggs.
When l The time to buy feeder cattle; later in the season.
The husband may think he ia
mors than one-third of the an­ dozen for thtir
le
idy sessions which are always!
Mrs. Schultz spent Wednesdaty nual farm slaughter of hogs small and bad eggs are market- I . depends on the system of feed- to be finished on grass and there boss, but if he give* money to
teresting. 7:30 the evening
•i the home of Mrs. Casselman takes place during one month— ed with good ones the result | ! ing, the feeds used, and the is sufficient roughage to carry relatives or needy strangers he
tvices are different as they
ly
P. J. Melis made a business December. In some ears more is a lower price ’for all. If only ' quality of the cattle. If the them through .the winter, fall is careful not to let his wife
flhnut it.
if-
know about
li­
e enlivened with splendid sing- Neighbors of Wood-
hogs are killed on farms in De­ a few eggs are obtained from a lower grades of cattle are is the time to buy. Buying feed-1 know
trip to Portland Thursday.
j while the orchestra assists. I
cember than in all the packing­
Mrs.
Pearl
Merrill,
Mrs.
Hilda
craft to Hold Bazaar Lahti and Miss Mamie Sture houses and other places where
The theme: The Faith of the
in
federal meat inspection is carried
e: tcient .and of the Modern Jew.
In Columbia Building sponsored a shower at Knappa. on.
tu should know of these things.'
n,
Oregon, for Miss Lillian Merrill
Many farmers now carry fire
c-
Christian endeavor social Fri-
The Neighbors of Woodcraft The bride to be received man\ protection through farmers’ mu-
ld
y
evening.
Annual church
beautiful presents, Miss Merrill
ual fire insurance companies.
■eting in the near future. All will hold a bazaar and cooked returned to Vernonia Sunday.
According to the latest figures
■mbefs of the congregation are food sale, Saturday, December
in
Raymond Casselman and Frank ivailable, about $10,090,000,000
e:
juested to be present at the 14, in the Columbia Utilities of­ Moody motored to Astoria and
forth of fire insurance is carried
ally meeting. Be present this 1
;e,
Knappa Saturday and returned by these mutuals, at a low an­
------------------------------------------------ fice.
il-
4
home Sunday.
nual cost averaging 26 cents per
va a
; Mrs. Genevieve Lindstrom an< $100 for the country as a whole.
'o-
children and Sterling Adam.
When the calf is three weeks
nd
it
spent Sunday at the Greener old, it should be given a little
home.
hay and grain. Clean, bright clo­
in
Nels Fest visited at the Cas- ver, alfalfa, or mixed hay is
!
ir­
best. Alfalfa hay that is too
tieman home Sunday.
mi
| Mrs. Christenson, Jack Chris leafy should not be fed to a
Corn, oats,
Few lines of work offer the truly able, ambitious, sincere and energetic young man the cer­
tenson and Ione Lindberg mo very young calf.
ne
tored to Barton, Ore., Sunday wheat bran, and linseed meal are
tainty
of a happy and prosperous future that Safeway Men enjoy. The Safeway Man shares
m
the best grains for a calf.
and back the same day.
in
the
profits he helps to create. His material prosperity is limited only by his own energy
Shredded corn stover has about
| Floyd Lindberg purchased t.
and ability and he enjoys a sense of satisfactio 1 in performing an essential public service in
new Crowsley radio this week. the same feeding value as un
Koster camp closed th* ga:
the most efficient and economical manner. That’s why you seldom or never see a discontented
NOTICE OF CALL OF BONDS
■ side this week.
on
Safeway Man.
¿..--Mt*
Notice is hereby given to the
Mr. Britton started working
>e-
at Connacher camp last Thurs holders of the following bonds of
111-
the city of Vernonia, Columbia
day.
ie-
11. Robbins left for Vancouv county Oregon.
Jid
Bond No. 5, of Improvement
er, Sunday.
>n-
Bill Jackson received a slight listrict No. 1, dated July 1, 1925
m-
injury to both his left and right aid bond being in denomination
me
I
Fancy
Soft
Shelled Fancy Quality Oregons.
>f $500. Bonds No. 15, 16,
I leg.
eir
Vincent Linstrum and Floyd ;ewer improvement bonds dated
Oregon«.
Every nut 40¡ 50 size,
Natures
er­
Lindberg motored to Portland January 1, 1925, said bonds be-
health food.
guaranteed.
to
Rich,
safe,
and
creamy.
This
nationally
known
J Saturday and returned Monday. ing in denomination of $500
tí.”
blend has made itself 3 Cans ........... 25C
_________________
?ach. All of the above bonds be-
a favorite to the dis-
ing redeemable at the option of
lbs.
Attend Golden Rule
While They Last
said city on January 1, 1930.
criminating coffee drin-
6 Can Limit
G
im
| Encampment at Port­ That
pursuant to said option,
by
i
land, December 7th said bonds will be redeemed
lbs.
t
the
within 30 days from the date
ast
Six members of the local I. of this notice, to-wit: On the
iod
| O. O. F. lodge attended the first day of January 1930, up­
ese
i Golden Rule encampment of the on presentation tp the city treas­
Results are always satisfactory when you
ver
I Odd Fellows in Portland Satur- urer of Vernonja, Oregon, the
use
this high quality pure vegetable shorten-
Just received a fresh
above sewer bonds will be re­
day night, December 7.
ing.
shipment of these de­
Safeway Brand. Made
Messrs Charley Holt, George leemed, and the Improvement
\
21b. Tin
licious fig filled dainties
from pure fresh sweet
Holt, Gilbert Holt, John Glass- .listrict No. 1 bond will be re­
ner, George Dougthit, Robert leemed upon presentation to
cultured cream. Machine
Spencer, and Clint Kilbey were he fiscal agency of Oregon, in
wrapped and not touch­
41b. Pail
Vew
York
City,
to-wit:
The
lbs.
the members of the Golden Rule
I
ed by the hands.
'hase
National
Bank.
encampment of the Odd Fellows
81b. Pail
In case the holders of said
from Treharne
that attended
per
ARROW SHIRTS
>onds fail to present same at
HARDEMAN HATS
the meeting in Portland.
The Golden Rule encampment he time and place mentioned
confers
the three degrees of Odd lerein for the redemption there-
f
ARROW LINEN
FASHION CRAFT
>f, then the interest thereon
Fellowship.
Fancy high grown Bur­
KERCHIEFS
■hall cease and the agency afore-
NECKWEAR
banks, guaranteed cook­
.aid will thereafter pay only the
Early Christmas shopping will insure choice se­ ers. Buy them by the
Hard Time Party Is
unount
of
such
bond
and
the
The
Margarine
of
qual-
lections
while
our
large
stock
of
Candies,
Nuts,
SILK SCARFS
sack.
Sponsored By C. E.
BILL FOLDS
nterest accrued thereon up to
Fruits and other items that goes to make Christ­
Evangelical Church the said first day of January
mas a success are fresh and complete. Special
1930.
FANCY SUSPEND­ WARM LINED KID
prices to schools churches, lodges and etc.
Dated at Vernonia, Oregon,
About
50
attended
the
hard
ERS
GLOVES
time party sponsored by the an this 1st day of December,
Christian endeavor of ,the Evan­ 1929.
gelical church last Friday even­
J. c. Lindley, treasurer,
PURE SILK SOX
BALLOON SILK
193
City of Vernonia, Ore.
ing.
GOLF SHIRTS
Many
games
were
played
and
*
•e SILK AND WOOL
FOR SALE Cont.
the party was declared one of
SOX
most successful for may years,
ALLIGATOR RAIN
WILL SELL my property, 287
Prior to the party, an elec­
COATS
10th, between high school and
tion of officers tor the ensuing Rock creek, $2000. $500 down,
GOLF SOX
and
Edward
year was held,
balance $12 month. 4 buildings,
COLUMBIA KNIT
Heath was elected president, one large, good house, good for
Alice
Dübendorf,
vice
president,
SWEATERS
PAJAMAS
chicken ranch. Inquire of Cass
All shoulder cuts from
Libbys, Nationally
Eastern Sugar Cured
The best at no added
Jack Marshall, secretary and Bergerson.
194*
tender young beef. No
known
Any Size Piece
cost, Our steaks are cut
Grace Condit, treasurer.
necks.
from baby beef, tender
BELTS AND BUCK­ RAYON SILK UN
Aunt Sally Spencer was the HONEY FOR SALE—5 pound
and juicy.
cans 85c, some fireweed and
DERWEAR
guest of honor for the evening.
LES
Quarts
Safeway for fine Steaks
Pumpkin pie, sandwiches and some clover. W. E. Crawford,
I
cocoa were served those present. P. O. Box 428, phone 13F555.
194*
When visiting in Portland read TURKEYS for sale, corn fatten­
the Vernonia Eagle at the Sew­
ed. See or phone Mrs. A. D.
ard hotel.
Hall, 4 miles N.E. of Vernonia, that a special school meet.ng, or
Phone 11F15.
192* election, will be held at the
Ili
HANDSOME 300 to 337 double high school building, in Verno­
pedigree strain baby chicks nia, Oregon, on the 28th day
for sale. 16c and 20c. Mrs. Nan­ of December, 1929, from 2:00
your convenience the following bn lines» and professional people are listed on
this page alphabetically. These men and women are known in Vernonia as reliable business
nie B. Hall, Vernonia, Oregon, to 7:00 p.m., for the following
object:
To
vote
on
the
addition
and
professional
people.
Box 262.
194*
First insertion, per word.... 1c (No service less than 25c).
of new territory to Union high
Succeeding insertions, per word....... 6c (No service less than 15c)
FOR SALE Jersey heifer, fresh school District No. 1, To-wit,
Black face heading., each word counts the same as two words.
soon; Fresno scraper, bucking all of school District No. 52, of
Cash should accompany the order.
and splitting wedges and cable. Columbia county, State of Ore­
When a statement is required the minimum charge is 30c.
Investigate quick, I need the gon, better described as follows:
“The Shop of Satisfac­
DR. W. H. HURLEY
Classified columns close at 12 o’clock Wednesday noon.
money. If in the market, you
Commencing at the northwest
tory Service”—
Dr. J. A. Hughes
will like my price, G. W. Hig- corner of Section 22, Tp 7,
Dentistry and X-Ray
Bobs
-
Trims
-
Shampoo
191*
don,
Phone
9F51.
Range
5;
thence
east
2
miles;
4 ’ *
FOR SALE
Physician and Surgeon
Bridge street, between 1st and radio, etc. We deliver or pay
Facial Massage
thence south 1 mile; thence west
Hoffman Hdwe. Building
-
tf freight. Cline Warehouse, Corner
jrOR SALE—Two lots near Rose ' 2nd avenue.
Vi
mile;
thence
south
1
Vi
miles;
Office
Phone 663 Vernonia,
Columbia
Barber
12th and Washington Streets, FOR SALE—S. C. White Leg-
Vernonia, Oregon
(avenue, Park addition, small
Res. Phone 664 •
Oregon
horn pullets, also s. c. An- thence east lVi miles; thence
¡WAREHOUSE PIANO SALE:— Portland, Oregon.
193
Shop
building, clear title, $125. Write
cona pullets, $1 each while they south V4 mile; thertce east 1
Hundreds of fine used pianos,
J. A. Whitsell, 321 B street, ' some like new, cut to rock bot- HOUSE and lot, appraised at last, worth $1.50. C. R. Watts, mile; thence south 3V4 miles;
HAULING
i
’-
ingfield, Oregon._________ 164
$2500, by Savings and loan Phone 884, one-half mile south thence west 1 mile; thence south
j tom prices. Chickcring, Wick,
1
mile;
BEAUTY
SHOPS
' Howard, Knabe, Baldwin, Les- company, and furniture valued of depot.
182* lVi, miles; thence east
PLUMBING
k ’ SALE—Twelve unimproved
thence south 4 miles to the
Truck For Local and
| ter Cable, Singer, etc. Uprights, at $200, for sale $1700. Easy
f ts in block 25, second addit-
southaast corner of Sec. 18, Tp
i Grands, most any style, make' or payments. Inquire B-l, Eagle of­
FOR RENT
Long Distance Hauling
. Close in and sightly.
5, Range 4; thence west 4 miles
] price you want, $65, $87, $105, fice._____ __________________ 183*
G. WATTS, Scapoose, Ore 8tt'
QUICK SERVICE
ANNETTE
$167, $237, $269, terms like FOR SALE Muskrats, Canadian FOR RE in 1—3-room house, 1162 to the southwest corner of Sec.
Bafford Brothers
Phone 293
BEAUTY
SHOP
State street.
172* 15 Tp 5 Range 5; thence north
FOR SALE Modern 5-room fur­ rent, $5, $7, etc. monthly. Trade I parentage. $9 per pair. A. D.
5
Vi
miles;
thence
west
Vi
mile
tf
Shampoo* Marcelling* Finger
nished house. Inquire 1228 in phonograph, organ, old piano,1 Hall, Vernonia, Ore.
Ganaral Plumbing
Curly Buffmire
FOR RENT—$18 per month, 3- to the center of Sec. 21, Tp 6, waving* Permanent Waving.
room partly furnished house, Range 6; thence north 2Vi miles;
I
Over Horseshoe Cafe.
TRANSFER
Vernonia
complete plumbing, new paper thence east Vi mile; thence
Phone 431
and paint. Inquire Mrs. J. D. north 4 miles to the northwest
Moyer. Vernonia, on State St., corner of Sec. 22, Tp 7 Range
HOTEL
between D and E streets. 156* 5, the place of beginning.
And, all of School District No.
RESTAURANT
This directory of Vernonia lodges and clubs will give you quick information on
NEHALEM HOTEL
FURNISHED
apartments
for! 22, of Columbia county, State
meeting dates and officials.
rent, $22. Phone 402, Moon-'of Oregon, better described as
Vernonia’s Oldest and most
light Apartments.
13tf i follows:
up-lo-data hotel.
Electrotherapy, Physiotherapy
________________________________
Commencing at the northwest
Mary Kato
A. F. & A. M.
American Legion
Mrs.
Grace
Scott, Manager
REDECORATED APARTMENTS corner of Sec. 17, Tp 6 Range
American Legion Auxiliary I
DR. R. A. OLSON
;
4
and
running
to
the
northeast
Vernonia
Past
Vernonia Ixidge No. 184
. Meet, second and fourth
for rent—2 and 3-room, near
Chiropractor
119,
A. F. & A. M. meets
American Washington school. 2-room $5 corner of said section; thence Tel. 671
c Monday, of each month
State St.
LAWYERS
south
1
mile;
thence
east
4
F M the Lesion hall.
at
Masonic
Temple,
Legion,
Meet* per week for 3 weeks and 1
Vernonia, Ore.
miles
to
th*
northeast
corner
’ Mrs. P. Wideman. Pres.
Stated
Communication
■ccond
• nd week free; 3-room $6 per week
First Thursday of each
fourth Tueaday* J and 1 week free; 3-room dwell- of Section 24, Tp 6 Range 4;
LESTER SHEELEY
month.
Special
called
each month, 8 p. j ing house on Weed avenue for thence south 3 miles; thence
KNIGHTS
OF
PYTHIAS
m. Connie An­ rent, inquire Midway Apart­ west 2 miles to the northeast
meetings on all other Thurs- i
Attomey-at-Law
HARDING LODGE 11«
You’ll enjoy a bowl
derson,
Com­ ments.
CONTRACTOR
da^ nights 7:30 p.m. Visitors
174* corner of Section 5, Tp. 6,
Meets every Monday mander. J. Covington, Adjutant
-Range 3; thence south 2 miles
most cordially welcome.
Vernonia,
Oregon
of delicious Chop
night in the W.O.W.
WANTED
to the southeast corner of Sec-
F. D. Macpherson, W. M.
I
hall. Visiting broth­
■ tion 8, Tp 5 Range 3; thence
J. B. Wilkerson, Secretary.
Suey after the show.
ers welcome.
JOHN A. MILLER
WANT TO DO Washings, will west on Section line to quarter
Mountain Heart
W. Van Doren. C.C.
Order of Eastern Star
call for and deliver. Phone corner between Section* 11 and
Rebekah
Lodge
No.
243
U. A. Scott, K.R.3.
GORDON R. WATT
General Contractor
Nehalem Chapter 153, O. E. S.
17tf 14; thence north V4 mile; thence
No. 243, I.O.O.F., meet* »very 778.
Regular commu­
west V4 mile; thence south V4
second and fourth Thursday* in
SHINGLE MILL
nication
first
Attomey-at-law
MISCELLANEOUS
mile to a point on the section Mason Work, Building
W. O. W. hall, Vernonia. Visitor*
and third Wed­
WOMENS
RELIEF
always welcome.
line;
thenc*
west
3
Vi
miles
to
nesdays of each
Joy Theatre Building
Irma Higdon, Nobls Grand, i EXCHANGE rent for carpenter the southwest corner of Sec. 8,
CORPS
month, at Ma­
Vernonia, Oregon
Re-Roof With
Edna
Linn,
Vice
Grand.
work.
Levi
Austin.
14tf
Tp
5,
Range
4;
thence
north
3
sonic Temple.
Meets third Thursday of each
Marie
O
’
Donnell,
Secretary.
miles; thence west 1 mile; thence
SHINGLES
All visiting sis­ month at the W. O. W. hall.
DENTISTS
FOUND—Black purse,
owner north 1 Vi miles thence east 1
PHYSICIANS
ters and broth­
From
Mrs. Lee Hall, president
may have same by calling at mile; thence north I Vi miles to
1. O. O. F.
ers welcome.
Eagle office and paying for this the northwest corner of Section
Mrs. Ramona Lindley, W.M.
Marvin R. Eby, M. D.
advertisement.
191 17, Tp 6, Range 4, weit, or
M. D. COLE
Mrs. Grace Reberger, Secretary. NEHALEM ASSEMBLY NO l 18
ORDER OF RAINBOW
■
.........
point
of
beginning,
l.O.O.F.—Vernonia
___
No.
Physician and Surgeon
Pythian Sisters
Dentist
FOR GIRLS
Special School Meeting
Dated this 10th day of De-
Vernonia Temple 01 meets Regular meeting second and 246 meets every Tuesday night
Notice
is
hereby
given
to
the
rember,
1929.
at
8
o
’
clock,
in
l.O.O.F.
hall.
Vis
­
every 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in
Phone 891
Vernonia, Oregon
fourth Mondays.
legal voters of
Union
high Attest: Mr*. Chaa. Malmsten,
itors always welcome.
____
___
W.O.W. hall.
Kathryns
Malmstsn,
H.
E.
Stevenson,
N.
G.
school
District
No.
1
of
Colum-
J
district
H.
M
Condit,
clerk.
MARJORIE COLE, M. E. C.
Recortfer. John Glasaaer, Secretary.
bia county, State of Oregon, I chairman school board.
192
DELLA CLINE, M. of R. 4 Q
Happy In His Work
Sure of His-Future
Safeway Savings for Fri., Sat., and Mon., December 13, 14, and 16
M. J. B.| 'Maximum
Coffee JJj
Milk
.Á
zìi
Walnuts
Prunes
3.»........ 73c 6
83c
a
Paner ust Shortening
Fig Bars
Butter
43c
83c
$1.63
Gifts liuti Please
47 r
Crux
69c
$1.39
3
39c
Potatoes
Christmas Notice
100 & $3.19
You Are Sure of Quality at the
Safeway Market
Steaks
Bacon
Pot Roasts
Kraut
23c 2
Hiebers Toggery
Classified Advertising
Professional and Business Directory
Lodge and Club Notices
Chop Suey
Restaurant
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