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Newspaper Page TextFriday, March 21, 1930 Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Page Four r 88.00; St. Helens Hdw. Co. 8.91; A. C. Haag & Co. Inc., 62.83; Thompson M. & R. Wks., 13.15; Oregon Gas & Electric Co. 4.00; Clark & Wilson Lbr. Co., 18.96; H. L. Redmond, 83.68; Henry Turner, 63.00; John L. Foote, 33.00,; Mathews Bros. 40.17. MARCH *93o sun I mon runs UTD THU FRI SATy fO 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 161 17 18 19> 21 22 25* 2627 28j 22 u ~ 2? *9 Issued Every Friday Iirnuntta Eaijlr County Official Paper Member of National Edi torial Association and Ore gon State Editorial Associa tion. |2.00 Per Yenr in Advance Entered as second class matter August 4, 1922, at the post office at Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. Advertising rates—Foreign, 30c per inch; local, 28c per inch; legal notices, 10c per line first insertion, 5c per line succeeding insertions; classified lc per word, minimum 2.r>r.______________ MARK E. MOE LEE SCHWAB PUBLISHER ........ EDITOR GEORGE A. NELSON Several weeks ago in speaking to a farmer in another county, the editor was told that Columbia county was. en joying the services of one of the most efficient agricul tural agents in Oregon. It has been taken for granted that George A. Nelson was a good county agent, but it is doubtful is we appre ciate the efficient manner in which he conducts his de partment. Columbia county receives favorable publicity for its progressive efforts in the agricultural field and the show- ings made at our county and state fairs are becoming better each _ year. The credit of this in a large measure belongs to George Nelson. None in the county can ask for better service from a county agent than that performed by County Agent Nel son, and the Eagle congratulates the citizens of Columbia county on their wisdom in continuing to retain him. County Court Proceedings Coquille—1000 per cent Vernonia Receive» crease in sheen population Support of Governor Coos county in eight years For Future O. N. G. I reported by county agent. FAIR ASSOCIATION Report of Secretary January 1929 (Cash) January, 1930 Balance in bank 14.54 Receipts: Rents of Graunds (community sales 25.0,0 March 1 49.25 Through the efforts of H. E. 2000.00 May 4 County Court McGraw, chairman of a commit Road Dist. No. 1 Aug. 12 State 877.19 tee representing the local Cham 1000.00 R. Tetz, 16.00; F. D. Kam- Sept. 12 County Court meyer, 8.00; H. Kammeyer, 8.00; ber of Commerce, Governor A. 3969.98 A. G. Cholick, 2.50; Otto A. Mil- Norblad has become inter 1er, 6.00; D. Larson, 5.00. GATE RECEIPTS: ested in Vernonia’s efforts to 239.50 September 11 Road Dist. No. 2 528.20 Axel Olson, 15.00,; O. D. September 12 ' establish a unit of the national 845.77 Clark, 5.00; L. F. Barger, 8.00; September 13 2083.72 Kuard here. 4 lu, 2o September 14 2083.72 Shell Oil Co., 10.50. Amusement Concessions 812.00 | At present the entire allot Road Dist. No. 3 290.05 ment of national guard troops Axel Olson, 37.50; O. D. Clark Eats Concessions 115.00 Auto Displaiy to the state of Oregon has been 75.00; B. B. Roberts, 59.25; L. 389.68 Grand Stand F. Barger, 20.00; John Nelson, organized or placed for future 136.70 10..00; Gus Hegele, 5.00; U. W. Stall and Entry Fees organizations in communities 85.75 Hay I Clark, 156.00; Standard Oil Co., having prior application. 50.00 0.64; Shell Oil Co., 24.58; Port Sale of 12 pigs 3.00 Major General George A. land Elec. Power Co., 56.55; St. R. H. Wolff, phone 6.74 White, commander of the Ore- I Helens Water Com., 2.45; St. Miscellaneous Helens Hdw. Co. 4.00; Chas. R. gon national guard, says that 1888.92 McCormick Lbr. Co., 18.65; By _________ in future expansion plans I of ron Wright Motor Co., 3.46; $7938.621 the guard, this city will receive Austin-Westrn Road Rchy Co., Total Receipts I early consideration. 8.00; St. Helens Welding & Ma DISBURSEMENTS: Premium Money: chine Wks., 1.00. 475.00, Cattle Road Dist. No. 4 63.50 J. W. Grimshaw, 12.50; O. J. Horses 58.00 Link, 11.25; Otto Brockhouse, Hogs 236.2S 12.00; A. Logan, 15.00,; F. An- Agriculture 223.60 liker, 9.00; Shell Oil Co. 12.40. Textile 107.45 Culinary Road Dist. No. 5 72.00 Sheep J. W. . Grimshaw, . 37.15; O. J. Goats 28.00 - ‘ ■" 21.00; Link, 33.75; F. Anliker, 18.90 Rabbits Kenneth Smith, 6.25; L. Archi- Poultry 126.60 bald, 4.00; F. Anliker, 5.0,0; Shell Schools "1.0.0 and Oil Co. 12.70. 4-H Clubs 119.00 Road Dist. No. 12 10 4-H Livestock Artistic Sign Paint- f >0 W. I. Tracy, 73.75; R. H. Mc- Floral , G. W. Anderson, _____ Adam, ;i ____ 25.50; 20.00; W. I. Tracy, 7.00; Stan ing dard Oil Co., 52.04; Howard LABOR: Cooper Corp. 19.63; Lowe’s Gar Ticket sellers, ticket takers and traffic officers 68.00 J. C. Henderson 45.50 age, 85.48. Watchman 62.75 Judges and clerks Road Diet. No. 7 530.75 404.50 W. W. Payne, 45.00; Stand Superintendents and helpers Phone 1021 ard Oil Co., 36.03; Bryant Mo Books of 1930 Wall Paper ■4 2270,55 tor Co., 33.84; Columbia H. & Samples Now Here I. Co., 16.17; O. E. Elliott, 4.50,; OFFICERS’ SALARIES: On Display 62.00 Thompson M. & R. Wks., 13.50. Treasurer 200.00 Secretary Road Diet. No. 8 115.00 J. D Schleppy, 123.40; Ernest Officers at fair 204.75 Lane, 68.75; CecU Lane, 35.00; Six board meetings 657.41 75.69 Secretary ’ s expenses, supplies and refunds Dave McMullen, 14',?: John Mc Mullen, 14.00; Eugene McClen CURRENT FAIR EXPENSES: 82.47 don, 17.00; F. C. Iler, 12.00,; 1929 Premium Ribbons 19.95 Link Peterson, 2.00; John A. Ek, 1928 Premium Ribbons redated 219.72 117.30 33.00; Jim Louden. 15.00; J. Electric supplies, globes, etc. Vernonia I Dunn, 15.00; L. E. McGee 15.00; PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS AND LABOR: etc. 475.36 Labor & material on dance floor, barns, Tom Enneberg, 4.00; Fred Park- 65.54 inen, 4.00; John T. Winslow, Lumber and material for buildings 12.00 8.50; H. M. Saxton, 26.00; P. C. Labor putting lime on buildings 4.0.0 Smith, 26.00; Arthur Taylor, Stove for Clinic 628.90 72.00 24.00; Carl Anderson, 24.00; Mi Coops for poultry house lo DeRosia, 6.00,; Art DeRosia, PRINTING SUPPLIES: 10.00 12.00; A. DeRosia, 30.00; Axel Admission tickets, etc. 27.20 Anderson, 7.00; T. A. Reed, Entry blanks, cards 22.50 U. S. Stationery, cards 4.00; Harry Cox, £.00; ^U. Garage, SUPPLIES' Rubber Co., f 3.0,8; Mist ■ — 6.42 House 25.10; W. H. Bridgers, 15.15; Fair Pub. Feed 6.85 Popham & Meier, 0.50; J. O. Morley, 4.20 R. C. Kuehner, 4-H Club Buttons Libel, 13.46; Joe Cechmanek, Trophies, horseshoe tournament 15.41 22.70. 97.75 Jacobsen, straw Road Dist. No. 9 5.53 Meier & Frank, bunting P. O. Mellinger, 35.00; J. P. Larson, hay 84.24 Kaphammmer, 114.00; J. ---- Ellis, Hiway Pharmacy, Clerk’s . supplies 2.35 23.75; A. P. Bays, 5.00; Carl G. Davis Drug Co., school supplies .55 Jensen, 41.87; Oliver Mellinger, St. Helens Ilardv.are 9.83 7.50; Theo. Anderson, 4.00.; Bowens, brooms, muslin, etc. I 9.47 Cihester Anderson, 4.00; Elmer McKie, feed supplies 15.85 Bcrgerson, 2.0,0; Chas. Ullarich, Byron Wright, towels .40 3.00; Clarence Reed, 2.00; Bruce St. Helens Hardware, padlock .75 965 Bridge St. Vernonia McDonald, 2.00; Theo. Kauppi, Kerr’s variety, letterfile .65 10.0,0; S. Kauppi, 10.00; Harry R. Burger, 12 pigs 320.25 60,00 Repairing Done While I Emmons, 2.00; P. Bergerson, 81.00; P. Bergerson, 15.00; Har 4156.56 You Wait ry Culbertson, 20.85; Vernonia M. E. Ladies Aid, meals for Girls Band 48.60 'Trading Co., 26.46; Vernonia B. McClintock, showing goats and labor 20.00 1.00 & M. Kks., 72.ua; Crawford Mo R. E. Tarbell, refund entry fee, C/o Joy 57.50 tor Co., 83.60; Hoffman Hdwe. American Legion, percentage on dances 154.00 Co., 19.67. J. Carlson, orchestra for dance 388.80 Fireworks Road Dist No. 10 119.67 Advertising in county papers R. Tetz, 5.00; Fred Mollen- 26.00 Cards hour, 12.0,0; A. Kingsley, 8.00. 13.0,0 pfficers’ bonds Road Dist. No. 21 28.00 Lamberson, signs w. I. Tracy, 5.00; L. B. Hick- 19.35 ox & Co., 31.50; Marine Iron Insurance on buildings 30.85 Telephone Company, services Wks., 8.05. 515.00 Amusement Road Dist. No. 5 Special 107.50 \, J. W. Grimshaw, 27.00; O. J. Racing monies 15.31 Link, 27.00; Chas. Wasser, 41.00; Express and transportation Shell Oil Co., 15.00; Trojan Pow COMMON LABOR: 12.00 Cleaning buildings der Co., 102.0,5. 12.00 Mowing and burning grass Road Dist. No. 7 Special R. Haniff & Son, setting poles and labor M. L. Weaver, 35.00; V. Zim- 150.00 during fair merdahl, 36.00; Walter Zillman, 1928 BILLS PAID: 52.50; Jim Hall, 32.00; D. C. Note and interest at bank 1166.62 Johnson, 32.00; W. M. Carroll, Part Elec. Power contract 250.00 56.00; Cal Birkenfeld, 44.00,; M. Supplies 99.88 D. Weaver, 25.00; Roy Goble, Advertising 54.20 44.00; Fred Foster, 40.00; F. Insurance 67.00 Bouneprisc, 44.00; A. A. Dowl Printing and Stationery 66.65 ing, 12.00,; Albert Anderson, Lumber 44.73 36.00; Grover Devine, 20.00; Jim Telephone (1 year) 12.0,0 Keefe, 8.00; W. W. Weaver, Labor and material 35.72 12.00. 13.20 Transportation. 4-H Clubs (Salem) Road Dist. No. 12 Special 50.00 'Salary, treasurer, E. Murry 10.00 Axel Olson, 5.00. Reimburse treasurer, E. Murry 1876.10 6.10 Road Dist. No. 20 Special Long distance calls R. Tetz, 15.0,0; H. Kammeycr, 7745.24 7.50; F. D. Kammeyer, 4.00; Total disbursements 7938.62 Scappoose Service Sta., 7.52. Total Receipts 7745.24 Road Dist. No. Pittsburg Market Total Disbursements O. D. Clark, 27.50; Axel 01- F. Barger, 32.00; 193.38 son, 45.00; L. Balance W. Hunt, Çlerk. B. B. Roberts, 15.00; John Wil- "Endorsed” Filed March 7, verding, 8.00; Shell Oil Co., Whereupon court adjourned. 34.22. St. Helens Hardware Co. county house supplies $3.95, J. W. Cope land Yards, Co. House upkeep $22.23, J. G. Straight & Co., Co. Due proclamation being made, House repairs $24.30, F. E. the following proceedings were Whitney, Co. House Sup. $3.55, Packer-Scott Co. supplies Co. had. Journal read, approved and House $11.00, St. Helens Steam Laundry, Co. House sup. $14.17, signed. Matter of scalp bounty claims. Portland Electric Power Co., Claims allowed in the sum of light Co. House, $42.37, St. Hel $54.00. ens water commission, water Co. Matter of county aid to Mr«. E. House $9.75, J. L. Foote, Dist. I Atty. Steno. Dist. Atty. $100.00, D. Brought. Allowed in the sum of $15.00 L. L. Decker, jury (January, 1930) $3.00, John Philip, exp. per month. Matter of claims for sehep kill C<?. Court, $8.50, T. B. Mills, Co. Court Comm. $159.60, J. N. ed by dogs. Claim of W. R. Culver of Ver Miller, Co. Court Comm. $121, nonia, allowed in the sum of St. Helens Mist, Co. Pub. $28.80, $30.00, for three’ewe sheep kill Co. Pub. Vet. $.75, Vernonia ;------- — Eagle, Co. Pub. $27.92, W. j. ed by dogs. Claim of II. L. I Greener, of ; ' Fullerton, J. P. Ño. 1 Justice Vernonia, allowed in the sum of Court -No. 1 $14.60, W. J. Ful- $30.00, for two ewes I with lambs ; : lerton J. P. No. 1 St. vs. Hyke I et al. $7.85, Dorothy C. Johnson, killed by dogs. Claim of A. B. Castor, of i j witness J. Court No. 1 $7.30, Deer Island, allowed in the sum Lovina Hyke, witness J. Court of $100.00, for ten Lincoln and No. 1 $7.30, Peter Viuhkola, wit Shropshire sheep killed by dogs. ness J. Court No. 1 $7.30, Os- Matter of dance hall license to , wald Viuhkola, witness J. Court C. T. Dodds, at Treharne sta ¡No. 1 $7.30, Harold Viuhkola, witness J. Court No. 1 $7.30, tion. License granted to operate a Arnie Sundberg, witness J. Court public dance hall at Treharne No. 1 $7.30, Fullerton, W. J., station near Vernonia, Oregon. J. P. No. 1 Justice Court, St. vs. Whereupon court adjourned to Yungen $3.85, St. vs Hybbard & Smith $3.70, St. vs. Hanson March 6, 1930. Thursday, March 6, 1930, 2nd $4.10, P. Hill, J. P. No. 4, St. vs R. R. Cline $3.40, J. E. Frank Judicial day. Matter of county aid to Anna constable, St. vs. R. R. Cline Columbia City, of ~ $1.90, Wooden & Ball, exam, in Zatterburg sane, $10.00, L. G. Ross, health Oregon. ____ reduced from $35.00 officer, $45.60, C. H. Keys, Ordered fruit inspector, $81.40, H. W. to $25.00 per month. Matter of remiaaion of taxe« on H. Adams, Co. Aid Wilcox fam ily $13.77, Clatskanie Drug Co. State of Oregon landa. $2.25, Beland $1, ~ 1928 taxes ordered cancelled Co. aid, Crabb Tracy $.75, Ridderbush 4.10, in the sum of $109.65 i on state 2.50, G. O. Clement, Co. Gooscla lands in section 22, ' T. 7 N., Aid to Pointer $15.06, Lucas R. 4 W. Matter of application of Colum $29.24, Lambert $20.00, C. H. bia Utilities Co. for permission Engligh, Co. Aid to Nightingale Holstead 15.08, E. M. lines, etc., $15.00 to maintain power Helon, Co. Aid to Van Dolah, along certain county highways. H. McKiel, Co. Aid to Order entered granting permit $9.30,................ J. J. O’Keefe $15.00, Nelson 15, or franchise. Boneprice $15.00, Tracy $15.00, Matter of claims againat the Kleger’s Dairy, Co. Aid to Daly county Warrants drawn on general $6.49, Mac’s Pharmacy, Co. Aid to O. E. Dent ~ ’ * $2.25, Safeway fund for the month of March, Stores, Co. Aid to Rowlands, 1930. Hazel Urie, clerk shfs. office $14.99, Simmons Merc. Co., Co. $80.00, Opnl Venzie, clerk shfs. Aid to Kurtti $15.00, Daly 82 49, office $82.25, Merle Nye, clerk 20th Century Grocery Stores, Co. shf. office $70.50, Elizabeth Sil Aid to Retherford, $3.47, McGil- vis, clerk shfs. office $4.15, O. vra $25.02, Mason $15.00, Thom G. Weed, sheriff’s expense 26.31, as $10.00, Vernonia Merc. Co., M. R. Calhoun, sheriff’s exp. Co. Aid, Adams $20.00, Kerr $35.00, H. E. Freeland, dep. shf. $12.65, Dent $21.59, Watts & Price, Inc., Co. Aid Hoft 15.15, office, $6.00, W. R. Holmes, Zimmerman's Grocery, Co. Aid Road Dist. No. Rainier-Apiary shf. office, $3.00, Earle C. Johnson $10.00, R. L. Deaver, Market ler, exp. shf. office $58.74, Er- __ exp. . shf. car Co. Aid to Holstead, $3.00, ' W. 1. Tracy, 15.00,; IL D. Nuf- ickson _____ Motor __ Co. Wooden & Ball Services to Co. $6.85, Shell - “ Co. - “ of - California, fer, 150.00; K. Dibblee, 110.00; ' car $28.50, Standard Poor $39.50, Anderson, Arthur Ray Barney, 90.00; Roy Smith, exp. shf. $2 ... Calif. __ "S. exp. shf. car G., Co. Aid (funeral of P. Kurt 64.77; L. H. Kellar, 57.95; Silar Oil Co. of $10,50, McKies Service Station, ti $50.00, City of Vernonia, Co. Kellar, 80.00; IL H. Kellar, exp. shf. car $2.30, O. G. Weed Aid Kerr $2.00, II. J. Gagnier, 79.20,; Ray Jennings, 4.00; W. sheriff (stamps) supplies $20, Co. Aid J. Reese $14.00. Alfred L. Brown, 20.00; Florian Mills, St. Helens Mist, supplies shf. S. May, Co. Aid insurance, Win- 23.85; Florian Mills, 7.40; L. R. $18.00, Black's Studio, prints sett Property $12.00, B. H. Chandler, 5.00; Rainier Merc. criminals sheriff $2.00, Kilham Metzler, Co. Aid H. Jones, $16, Co., 165.47; Portland Blue Print Stationery & Printing Co. sup J. S. Mowery, Co. Aid Wilco Co., 22.31; Leupold, Volpel plies shf. $456.43, West Coast $10.00, Chas. R. McCormick Lbr. Co., 2.86. Prtg. & Binding Co. supplies shf. Co., Co. Aid Wilcox $3.50, A. Road Dist. No. Mist-Clatskanie $49.24, Rainier Review, shf. $3, C. White. Co. Aid Wilcox, $6.00, Market Pub. $0.45, Irwin-Hodson Co. Pisgah Homes Colony, Co. Aid M. D. Weaver, 90.00; M. dist. atty. $4.43, shf. $98.93, Carlson $30.00, Blake $30.0,0, Weaver, 76.00; V. Zimmerdahl. $30.00, Tourist Hotel, Co. Pae. Tel. & Tel. Co. shf. $23.70, Dean 56.00; Walter Zillman, 67.50; Aid Myer. $28.00. Orcadia Hotel treasurer $4.00, school supt. meals Jim Hall, 61.00; D. C. Johnson, prisoners $77.20, Multno $11.45, Surv. $3.25, Cor. $5.50. county board prisoners, 18.00; W. M. Carroll, 40.90; C. County Judge $11.55, Clerk mah $41.40, Alley, Nettie E., health E. Ward, 24.00; A. A. Dowling. $10.15, Assess. $7.00, Cir. Judge ¡nurse, $218.92, State Industrial 32.00; Roy Goble, 48.0.0; Fred 6.00, Dist. Atty. $12.30, Dollie Foster. 48.00; F. Bouneprise, Antone. Steno clerk, $85.00, Accident Com., accident insur 40.09; Cal Birknefeld, 44.00; Al Ruth Mercer, steno. clerk, $80, ance $51.85. Roland Masten fe.. bert Anderson. 32.00; B. Dowl J. W. Hunt, clerk, stamps $15, revaluation, $204.30, A. R. Melis ing, 24.00; Grover Devine, 24.0.0; Mole Bty. $15.00, Doris Oliver, dog control officer $28.80. Ray W. W. Weaver. 50.00; W. W. clerk assessor, $80,00, Beulah A. Taylor, dog control officer, Payne, 95.00; Bryant Motor Co., Veazie, clerk assessor $75.00, D. $21.00, J. W. Todd, dog control 7.95. V. Purchcr, Dep. Assessor, $12, officer $20.00, Clatskanie Chief Whereupon court adjourned to Roberts W. S. expense assessor Pub. dog notices $10.80, Colum Mareh 7, 1930. bia Informant, Pub. dog notices (traveling) $5.10, W. L. Mar Friday, March 7, 1930, 3rd shall, expense assessor (travel $1.50, Rainier Review, Pub. dog Judicial day. ing) $30.00, O. L. Lindberg, ex notices, $9.00, St. Helens Mist, Matter of dance halt license to pense assessor $10.00, Charles Pub. dog notices $10.80, St. Hel Beaver Homes Grange No. 518. Lauren, expense assessor (trav ens Sentinel, Pub. dog notices License granted. eling) $16.00, Tom Beebe, ex $11.20, Vernonia Eagle, $11.20. In the matter of the report of F. D. Antrim, sealer of weights pense assessor (traveling) $24, the Columbia County Fair As St. Helens Sentinel, supplies as and measures $20.23, F. G. Ran sociation. kin, herd inspector, $142.50, sessor $88.65, Co. Pub. $1.0,0, To the Honorable County Hortense Eulrich, Steno. school Grange Park Fund Big Eddy Court of Columbia County, Ore. supt. $80.00, Elizabeth C. Mur Park Fund. $250.00. I herewith submit my annual Road warrants issued for the report as secretary for the Co ray. «»ch. supt. postage $10.00, traveling $53.83, Standard Oil month of March. lumbia County Fair Assn, for the year, 1929. Co. sch. aupL supplies $10.00. General Road, 1. Clyde M. Watson. L. R Chandler, 152.68; Flor W. E. Finger A Co., Inc. school supt. supplies $7.15, Kerr’s Va ian Mills, 7.95; Florian Mills, 6.40; Byron Wright Motor Co., riety store, supplies sch. supt. $3.51, Davis Drug Co. supplies 813.00; J. W. Hunt, 2.00; Shell Martin & Forbes assessor $1.35, Co. Aid, Wilcox Oil Co., 7.41; P. H. Veazie, 2.0,0; LEADING FLORIST $.50, T. 8. White, Co. Coroner, W. B. Bowser 24.97; L. R. Chan $38 10 R. K. Schmidt, Coroner’s dler, 1.00; Swendler Blue Print 387 Washington St. Tel. ‘ physician 5.00, J. H -cor Co., 2.00; Pacific Tel. A * “ Portland, Ore., Phone oner's physician $5.0.0, M R. Co., 8.70; Staley Truck Eqllipt. Eby. coroner’s physician $.>.00, Co., 10.65; International Harves- REacon 3162 F. T. Phillips. Co. Upkeep 35.05, ter Co. 664.73; R. L. Price, FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1930 COLUMBIA COUNTY Painting in Plans being discussed for con in struction of Gardiner Tahkenitch is lake section of Rooosevelt high way. -> Service... Quality... and Reasonable Prices Prevail at the Nehalem Market and Grocery Inc. Phone 721 Vernonia Paint Shop Goodyear Shoe Repair Shop The heartless nicks and dents that winter driving brings to every car must go. You’ll want your car bright and new-like. Drive up today. We’ll remove every last mark — every scratch and bump—cars look and feel new this way. Surprising economy too. Phone 342 Vernonia Brazing & Machine Works Poultry Clinic 4 To Be Held Here Friday, March 21 7:30 P. M LEGION HALL, VERNONIA Sponsored by 4 IMPERIAL FEED & GRAIN COMPANY of Hillsboro An educational short course, teaching how to diagnose, combat and prevent the diseases and troubles that are the principal causes of poul try losses. Stop Your Losses Bring in your sick or unthrifty poultry and watch a recognized spec ialist make a post-mortem examination and show you how to save the balance of the flock. The doctor will also lecture on the diseases and trouble of swine at the close of the poultry clinic. THIS SERVICE IS FREE—ADMISSION FREE J Dr. E. L. Grubb of Omaha, Neb., graduate of Kansas State Agricultural col- lege and former inspector U. S. bureau of animal husbandry, will talk on a subject ever interesting to poultry owners. Other authorities on poultry dis eases will be present and talk. Here is a Bread that does not stop with being delectable and nutritious in itself, but that adds to the enjoyment of the en tire meal. Baked from the finest flour ob tainable, by methods that preserve every bit of the original food value, Mother’s Bread is a wholesome essential to the diet of your family. Remember the date, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, at Vernonia Legion hall. For further particulars see Imperial Feed and Grain Co Vernonia Bakery ■ Hillsboro k X