Thu ’»day, January 9, 1930
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Claus Messing of Portland was I
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Marshall
Malmsten
left
Sat­
a visitor in this city Saturday. urday returning to Forest Grove
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Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. McNeil | Mr. and Mrs. John Glassner
were Portland visitors over the land for New Years.
week end.
Miss Faye McKee of Rainier
The D. C. Cason family visit­ spent Friday visiting with Tuila
ed relatives in Gresham over the Morton.
holiday weekend.
S. A. Morton underwent a
John Wardle, .student at O. minor operation at Good Samari­
S. C., visited his parents, Mr. tan hospital last Thursday.
and Mrs. C. W. Wardle during
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. O’Donnell
the holidays.
and family have returned home
Mrs. Tom Crawford sends her after spending the holidays at
copy of the Eagle, when she has Hillsboro.
read it, to her grandmother, Mrs.
Lee Johnson motored to Port-
Daniel Boyd at Glasglow, .Scot­
entertained one evening last
land.
week with a radio party. The
invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Spencer and Mr. and
KOSTER CAMP
Mrs. W. A. Hodge.
where he is attending Pacific
G. W. Ford spent the week­ University.
end in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miller and
Miss E. Collins was a Portland son, Marion, attended the bas-
visitor over the weekend.
ketball game at Clptskanie, Fri-
Frank Hartwick was a busi­ day evening.
ness visitor in Portland Monday.
Miss Mildred Gordon of Port­
Frank Hartwick visited the land is visiting Miss Collins at
County seat during last week.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Knapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mitchell mo- FARM REMINDERS
Bevan Igou and Bob Noble
Oregon has 170 weekly news­
tored
to Portland one day last
were Portland visitors Sunday.
Frank Godwin has returned week
papers, 33 dailies and about 60
magazines, requiring the use
Morris Bennett entered the from Welch, La. Mr. Godwin left
Little Jackie Andreasen has each week of probably four mil­
Oregon Normal school at Mon­ his daughter Willa Mae with re­
latives
in
Louisiana.
been
quite
ill.
lion sheets of paper, 5 tons of
mouth, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Parker,
W. A. Hodge is able to be ink and the efforts of several
and
Mr. and Mr. Lee Schwab
thouand persons in their publica-
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Condit and about after his recent illness.
sons, Bobby and Melvin mo- Veldon Parker were the guests'of
tion.
tored to St. Helens Friday af- Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moore of
Eric Uhlin is visiting his bro­
Apple and pear scab and cher-
ternoon.
i ry leaf spot are I some of the
Corvallis at the wedding of Miss ther Chas. Uhlin.
H. L. Blaker, .manager of the Moore and Alvin Parker, January
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Bergstrom, j many diseases that t are carried
from year to year in fal-
local branch of the Shell Oil Co., 4.
Wm. Prutzman and Mrs. Ada over
len leaves. Many Oregon or-
1 busi- I
•pent Mon '
in i
Ayers
motored
to
Portland
Wed.
i
Mrs. K A. McNeil’s parents
chardists and berry growers de-
r.fesg.
from Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. nesday, ,Mrs. Ayers continuing stroy these disease spores by
on
her
way
to
Walla
Walla.
Lee 1 Arps, are spending the week vi-.
plowing the leaves just as early
Larry Marshall, Ho
| W. A. Hodge wishes to ex- as possible, says the experiment
Bennett
the 1 siting at the McNeil home.
and
ranie
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' tend sincere thanks for the Ver­ station. Rotation of crops give
i a '
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kullander nonia Eagle sent him while in the same results with field crops.
Fi; y » Vening.
of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. i the hospital. He enjoyed getting
lest G. C. Sn^th and son, Ray, of the home news very much.
C Schlegel
Survey underway of Green­
Ore., spent Sun-1
naive«. Mr»,
..XV1 uraw Iindependence.
ana •um. Frank Hartwick this day visiting at the home of Mr.
Clyde Reynolds has purchased springs highway for 1 esurfacing
and oiling of entire stretch be­
I and Mrs. A. L. Kullander. Mrs. a new car.
pact week.
tween Kalamath Falls and Ash­
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. „ , I Smith is Mr. Kullander’s sister.
Mrs. Phil Schroeder of Kala-
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Hodge land.
math Falls spent. several days | Sidney Shaw, timekeeper of spent the weekend with Captain j Connacher
Logging
camp
of last week visiting
_ friends. Mrs.
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East Side Logging company Harry Wagner of Rainier, also houses were entered during the
Schroeder resided in this city' spent several hours in Vernonia ! attended the I. O. O. F. dance holidays, useful articles were sto-
several years ago.
Monday morning.
' at Rainier Saturday evening.
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Friday, Jan. 10
Thursday,
X Jan. 16
to, and including,
X
White
Wonder
Brand
For
10bars33c
Margarine
of
Bargains
In Our
Windows
23c
SAFEWAY
Matches
Straight
Seediest
Thompson's
pots,
6cans 25c
Raisins
qu
healthfll, nutritious.
Every
Table
Is Full
Of Real
Bargains
Cleanser.
For
scouring
pans, enamelware, etc.
Bleaching and Deodorizing
Lge. but.
CRUX
Why Pay More Than At
Sunbrite
Pu rex
grain,
full
count
and
non-polsonoas.
23c
Carton
lOc
10c
Highway Tomatoes
Cn. J for 25 c
Max=i=muM Milk
(j |ßs 55^ 13 "”$1.17
Prunes
2 carton
j Dainty Wafers
No. 2% 8an
*
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SALB NOW
ON
We have just completed our annual inventory and find many broken sizes and odd
lots that we wish to clear out and make room for the new spring goods now on
the way. Not time or space here to tell you of every item but it will pay you to take
time tff and shop around throughout the whole store.
Women’s Winter Coats on sale at just half price.
All Wool Jersey Dresses going now at..........................................
All Rain Coats reduced, prices range at........,.......................
Women’s hats all reduced, priced now at.................................
Full sizes Double Blankets priced at...............................................
Several tables of women’s low shoes priced at...........................
Full sized Bed Sheets, seamless, priced at ................................
Pillow Cases to match, size 36x42, priced at each .................
Part linen Crash Toweling, bleached or unbleached, 2 yards
Four bars of Palm Olive Toilet Soap for.... .„■—■■■.....................
Children’s Raincoats, carried over from last year, priced at
A new shipment of Kotex arrives, buy it aTMiller’s now at
Men’s part wool Socks, splendid for work, 2 pairs for ........
Boys all wool Blazers, most all sizes, priced in this sale ....
Men’s heavy flannel Work Shirts, all sizes, priced at only ....
Men’s Slickers, regular $6.00 values, priced to dean up at ...
Boy’s Slickers, regular $4.00 yellow ones, priced at only ....
Men’s light weight Alligator Short Coats, in colors, priced at
Boys’ Rain Hats, all sizes, now going at, only .........................
Men’s Bib Overalls, good heavy weight, from 36 size up, at
Men’s part wool Unionsuits, regular $1.49 all sizes at...........
Odds and ends in men’s all wool Unionsuits and two pieces.
Men’s horsehide leather Coats, first quality, priced at only
Men’s Raincoats, fleece lined, regular $5.90, priced now at ...
Men’s Dress Shirts, including Arrow brand, values up to $2.50 at
Men’s Dress Shirts, values up to $1.49, pick them out now at
$3.98
... 3.49 to 4.95
.. .98c to 1.98
$1.29 to 2.98
$1.00 to 2.98
. 98c
19c
.. 25c
. 25c
... 49c
.. 29c
.. 25c
$L98
$1.98
$3.49
$2.49
$3.98
.. 49c
.. 98c
$1.19
$12.50
$3.98
$1.49
98c
Fancy Large Size
Fancy Salted Crackers
Cauliflower
PURE CANE
SUGAR
IDAHO WHITE
BEANS
Snowball variety, solid heads.
Fine, granulated, in cloth bags.
25 ,bs $1.37
Fancy
good size.
Each
Cheese
Rialto Malt
Toilet Tissue
Rice M.
.
.
10C
io »’s 59c
Per pound
Mild and tasty
Guaranteed quality
6ro,l933c [
K
1 lb. carton 5c
Finest quality
Meat Market Specials
Quality the very best
Uard
Sack
$2.95
Pure Fresh Rendered3
Grain fed hogs.
Onions
¡8
lbs
17c
27c
2^ lb. can
J. B. long grain
Potatoes
recleaned quality»
1ÖS 48C
SAFEWAY
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Coffee
!
3 lbs. $1.15 !
Pound
Kraut
Bananas
Libby’s brand
Bacon
Eastern sugar cured.
Pound
28c 3 lbs 19c
WE reserve the right to limit quantities
Vernonia, Oregon
Phone 741
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