Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregori
Friday, June 27, 2930
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iting his brother, Al Love.
visiting E. A. Ritchie.
spent the week end visiting with Mrs. Root who is recover­ of trout
I Portland — $50,000 locker
John Nelson, the plainer fore-
Melvin Odgen and James Sel­ friends here.
ing from a recent operation at
'room under construction at Wa­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Startup
of
man of Eagle Lumber company,' lers
from _______
Portland
__ came out
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferlaak the St. Vincent’s hospital.
Elleijsburg, Wash., were visiting verly Country club.
spent Saturday in Portland.
; Saturday evening to visit Fred and Harold and Joe Ferlaak mo-
Mrs. Clarence Nelson is re- Mr. Startup’s sister, Mrs. Wal- ’ Kalmath Falls — Runways at
| Mrs. Art Baird and Evelyn' Sellers, they were accompanied tored to Hillsboro Sunday.
ported ill at her home here.
. local airport being surfaced with
lace Boomhower last week.
■ Barzee spent Sunday in Verno-iback by Mr. Selters who spent
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morse
J
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Nickerson
crushed rock.
nia with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. the week end there.
and daughter was here from made a trip to Cochran Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Ross spent Sun-
Rainier—Knights of Pythias
Brady.
Cochran
Monday
evening.
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Mr
-
and
Mra
’
Rudol
Ph
Harde-
day
at
her
home in Gaston.
Jack Dunn of Mist was a Ver­
Tom Crawford, G. W. Ford,
Joe Koehler was in Portland
lodge plan to reconstruct Mahaf­
Mr.
Frost
and
Mr.
Coop
|
r
.
M.
Aldrich
and
Lee
Schwab
-
Haro
l
d
and
Joe
Ferlaak
-
Mrs.
beck
and
daughters,
Shirley
and
nonia visitor Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clevenger fey building on the highway in-
‘ Betty
” “
" "
'
returned to ! came up from Portland Satur- over this week end.
EnHland and son "
Dan, mo-
of
Yamhill,
1 attended the Lower Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Al Koenig and and W. H. Krebs made a trip j to lodge hall and clabrooms.
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,... after spend- day, Mr. Frost is a large lum-
Jack Bush spent Tuesday in Chambers of Commerce meeting, tored to Portland Sunday.
their . home
Sunday,
family were in Forest
_
I
Grove to Portland Saturday.
Portland on business.
at Seaside, Friday of last week. -j Mr. and Mrs. M. Dygert and ! ing a week with Mr. and Mrs. her buyer from Lincoln, Nebras- Monday to attend a show there.
daughter Loraine were in Port- Tom Olson.
ka.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wolfe
G. W. Ford returned Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Moe and' land over Sunday for Lorraine’s
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Burt, were in Forest Grove Sunday,
Mrs. C. K. Christianson and
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Blair of
evening from lucoma where he daUghter Joy, attended the Ore-!birthday party,
daughter Florence, Herbert and Woodburn were dinner guests of E. R. Burt and Leonard Nel- they brought James Ingalls, who
spent several days on business. |gon state Editorial convention
The regular meeting of tile Ralph Root drove to Portland I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kern Sunday son motored to Lost Lake Sun­
day, they were joined there at was injured in a motorcycle ac­
R. L. Berg and A. R. Mills at Astoria, Friday and Satur- school board of District 78 was Sunday to visit Mrs. H. L. Root. | night.
held Wednesday, the usual bus-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cummings' Mrs. D. C. England, Lillian a picnic dinner by a group of cident in for medical aid.
of Birkenfeld, spent Saturday j day.
iness transacted.
of Portland were here Sunday, [ and Don England, Fred and Roy friends from Hood River, which
evening in this city.
Robert Hoffman returned to
La Grande—New golf course
Mrs. Russel Burt and Harold I visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mat- Miller, went on a picnic and included, Mrs. L. Cullander, Hel­
Vernonfa
Friday
from
Madison,
Mrs. Julia Whittig of Mist
en and Pete Peterson, Lynn and opened to public recently.
Koenig were shopping in Forest hof.
i hike Sunday.
Wise.,
where
he
has
been
teach
­
was a Vernonia visitor Saturday
Grove Thursday.
I The rock crusher near Coch-I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kern Cecilia Burt, Tessie Hudson and
ing at the University of Wis­
evening.
Everette Hodge.
Dan England has gone
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to __
ran is ___
now built
and machinery
Sunday
in Portland.
State highway department will
consin.
Springfield to spend the sum-’is being installed. It is expected ' | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clevenger
Alfred Wallin of Forest Grove install markers along west side
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Culver mo­
mer
with
his
grandmother,
Mrs.
to
be
in
operation
by
Thorsday.
were
shopping
in
Portland
Sat-
and Al and Dan Love went
Charles Kuckenberg, a partner
tored to Cottage Grove Sunday
fishing on the Salmonberry in highway between Junction City
of the successful bidders for Gorrie. He was accompanied as I J. B. Wheeler of Portland urday.
to spend several days.
building the new Rock creek far as Portland by his mother, was in Cochran and Westimber I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Boom- Tillamook county over Sunday, and Portland, designated it as
| Monday, looking after business hower and Mr. and Mrs. Earl they returned with a good string Federal Road No. 99.
Mrs. Elmer Bush and son Fred bridge arrived in this city to- Mrs. D. C. England.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kern and > interests.
i Startup motored to Salem Sun-
Jr. attended the carnival in this day.
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. day to visit friends.
Mrs. Kern’s mother, Mrs. Shef­
city Saturday evening.
Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Stock
went
Roy E. Smith, well known in field of Portland and Charles to Vernonia Monday evening to
Carl Startup who was injured
George Miller and C. C. Mur-,this city who has been in the Christianson played golf at Ver­ see a show.
in a motoreycle accident is back
ton of Portland spent Friday in Veteran hospital at Portland was nonia, Sunday.
I to work.
Donald Braithwait, who hurt
A
this city.
transfered to a veterans hospi­
Richard Harriet and Margaret his hand in the planers last
Mrs. A. C. Ahlgren had the
tal
in
Arizona,
last
week.
Lacy
Kern
are
recovering
from
misfortune
to
injury
her
amkle
Wednesday,
returned
from
For
­
William Armitage spent the
__ Grove
____ to
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resume work
at last week.
week end in Longview visiting
Speck Ford, with the Pacific a severe attack of whooping est
James Ingalls took quite a
friends.
Fruit and Produce company, cough. They are the children of' the mill Monday.
spent most of Monday in Ver- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kern. I Mr. and Mrs. Russel Burt spill Sunday afternoon north of
Mrs.
Albert
Schmid-
Mr. and
Henry Ferlaak has been tak- were in Forest Grove over the town, when his motorcycle over­
nonia on business for his com-
lin and daughter Anna spent pany.
ing in enforced vacation for a, week end.
turned in the loose gravel,
Tuesday in Vernonia shopping.
few days, he ran a bad sliver
He
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Nelson knocking him unconscious.
his hand last week.
Mrs. Anna Schultz has been
sustained several bad cuts and
spent Saturday in Hillsboro.
Charles Uhlin of Portland was confined to the Vernonia hos­
A son was born to
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_ Al __
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and
Mr. ___
and
Mrs.
Koenig
and bruises, he was taken to Forest
a business visitor here yester- pital for the past week serious­ Mrs. Harry White of Mr.
Portland children were in Hillsboro Sat- Grove for medical attention.
day.
White
A. L. Stubbs, brother-in-law
ly' ill, but
’ ' is
’ reported progress- Sunday, Mr.
is well urday.
known here.
I Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Davis of Al Knight is doing some elec­
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Carkin ing at the time of press.
R. H. I'
Hood ' made a trip to jja<j a9 their week end quests. i trical work at Timber.
motored to Chehalis, Wn., over
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Van Du- Portland Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Ingalls
the week end.
Ray Davis and Betty Cooper of
Nourishing, appetizing, inviting meals—meals that savor of luxury—at a real
sen of Lakeport, Calif., are vis-
and family spent the week end
Charles
Pronty
who
1
_
has
Portland.
saving! All this is possible if you maki your personal'Selections from the wide
R. D. Fisher of Washougal, iting at the home of their charge of the store at Cochran, I
I with Mr. Ingalls mother, Mrs.
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Mrs.
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Ahlgren
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variety of famous foods you find attractively and conveniently arranged in
spent Wednesday and Thursday daughter, Mrs. E. N. Robbins was visiting
friends here Friday and (lau(,hter Mary Ellen, visit­ J. E. Crites at Vancouver, Wn.
and family.
every one of our dependable, progressive food stores.
in Vernonia on business.
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Hazel
Ingalls
is
staying
evening.
I ea
with
ed ivirs.
Mrs. Van
Forest , .
7 , ..
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van Lor
ijor at purest
,
A nine and one-half pound
Mr. and Mrs. A. < C. AhlgTen Grove Sunday, Mr. Ahlgren go- fT. gran mo er or a onB< 1
Miss Melba Laramore is visit­
baby
boy
was
born
to
Mr.
and
met a party of friends
iends from ¡n? on to play golf at Forest, 1 ’
ing her sister in Bellingham,
Mrs. James Emmons Friday at Forest Grove at Gales
ales Creek Hill
I Mr. antI Mrs- A Koen,£ spent
Wn., for the summer.
the Vernonia hospital, conducted for a picnic dinner Friday even-! Mrs. D. C. England visited in Sunday visiting in Vernonia.
Burgess
of
Port-
Mrs. R. E.
by Mrs. R. A. Olson, registered ing.
Mrs. Carl Brostrom and her
, Forest Grove Saturday.
land is an employee of the Ter- I nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Davis,
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Mrs. Deeks and Mr. Mark- daughter Eleanor, were Sunday
minal Cafe.
GRAPEFRUIT, Florida
SHRIMP, For Summer Sal­
Ray Davis and Betty Cooper ham of Bucoda, Wash., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman
Fancy No. 2, Polks,
ads. No. 1 Cans.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. | Olson.
C. WhiHig and Mr. and Mrs. motored to Portland Tuesday to hiked to Cochran Sunday.
H. L. Root and family spent
Mr. and M m . Carl Kern were Ahlgren Tuesday.
Joe Banzer and family were say goodbye to their son Robert
Cans
For
Lynn Burt of Hood River Wednesday evening in Portland
Vernonia visitors Saturday even- and his new bride, who left for in Vernonia one day last week
T
Vero Broken Sections No. 2
SWANSDOWN CAKE
ing.
Madison, Wise., where Robert
FLOUR
will
teach
at
the
university.
Cans
Fay Olsen of St. Helens spent
LARGE
First quality, Freshly
Saturday in Vernonia posting
PACKAGE
Miss
Catherine
Hoffman
re
­
SALMON,
Happyvale Pink
baked. A Portland Pro-
up bills for the Roundup at turned to this city last week,
No. 1 Tall.
PINEAPPLE, Doles Sweet
Deer Island, July 4 and 5.
after having spent several weeks
Treat, Fancy Sliced No.
Cans
2W
R. G. Noble left Saturday for with friends at the coast and
Hussar, Alberta, to attend the in Corvallis visiting the summer
PORK & BEANS, Van
Cans
funeral of his nephew who pass­ session of the Oregon State
Camp, full med. size cans,
WESSON OIL, Salad Size
college.
ed away last week.
17% oz.
HONEY, First quality
strained honey in regular
Quarts
friends — of Mr. and Mrs*,
Architect Stokes of Portland
1 Many
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For
Mason jars. Our own pack.
Frying Size.
who drew the plans for Vernon-'Louis Blackburn will be pleased
(W
gal.)
ia’s new school spent Tuesday in ¡to learn of the arrival of a
QUAKER MACARONI,
Pints
11
pound baby girl, born to
SPAGHETTI, NOODLES.
this city on business.
MALT, Light or Dark.
the happy parents June 20, at
Quarts
Mrs. O. T. Bateman returned their home in Vancouver, Wn.
Packages
Puritan
Sunday frof Portland, where Mr. Blackburn formerly worked
she has been visiting friends for for A. L. Kullander in this city,
Blue Ribbon
the past few weeks.
and married Lillian Wellington,
who
taught
school
in
this
city.
INSTANT POSTUM, 8 oz.
Sheriff Oscar Weed spent
can.
Wednesday in this city in charge
Libby or MacMarr, Tall
Each
of hunting for the man Accused
Cans.
of shooting Bill Singh.
HERSHEY CHOCOLATE
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Meals that Savor of Luxury
Features for Saturday and Monday, June 28 and 30
z
MORE
BARGAINS
Miller’s
Westimber
A baby girl was born to Mr.,
C. E. Wilson exhibited a
and Mrs. Pete Wideman, June
10. Mother and daughter are re­ catch a very fine fish to his
friends last week.
ported in good health.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wallin
Mrs. Harry Culbertson and and family of Forest Grove'
three sons are visiting Mr. Cui- were Sunday guests of Mr. and
bertson’s parents at Clatskanie Mrs. Al Love.
Ray Bristow and family have
for a couple of weeks.
gone to Wauna to live, he ex­
Miss Marjorie King returned pects to go into commercial
last Friday from a month’s vis- fishing with a brother there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stock ar­
it with friends and relatives at
rived home from Tacoma, Sun­
Spokane, Wash.
day, they were called there by
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Moe of Mrs. Stock’s sister’s illness, she
Hood River, spent Thursday of! is reported slightly better.
last week visiting at the home | Dan Love, who has been em-
of their son, M. E. Moe, and ployed by the Tidewater Log­
family.
Iging company at Astoria, is vis-
r
A Smashing Finish
The Sale Ends Saturday Night— An interesting and lively finish to this anni­
versary sale is being made possible by the addition of many new bargains. Be­
low are a few picked at random.
16x31-Inch Turkish Towels
This is a deisrable size for general
use. Cut in half, they make two ex­
tra large wash cloths. Each
Women’s
Fast Color Prints
Yards and yards of beautiful new pat­
terns to choose from. Per Yard
12»/2 c
Silk Hose Free
With each pair of blond Enna Jettick
Arch shoes we are giving you a choice
of any of our 98c silk hose.
Watch
Our
Dresses
A special shipment re-
ceived for this sale. Di-
rect from New York.
Amazing value* in high
quality silks. Each
Than at
Prepare
Now for
The Fourth
Remember!
Before you buy, shop at Miller’s and save money
FINNEY OF THE FORCE ”F °
See Hoffman About It!
It Pays!
Hoffman Hardware
4
2
45c
2
35c
10c
2
25c
47c
4 pt 87c
3
25c
45c
55c
3
25c
45c
2
29c
49c
Milk
4 For
49
Lb. Sack
43c
29c
High
MACMARR FLOUR,
$1.59
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP,
10
37c
Bars
BARS
3
For
10c
BALL MASON JAR CAPS,
PER
DOZEN
25c
SALAD
GOLD
MEDAL
DRESSING. The salad sea-
son is here—
12
oz. Jar
19c
SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES
6
23c
BnypR
WALDORF TOILET
PER TISSUE—
3
RINGS.
PA-
19c
Rolls
JAR
4
”
window9
old chair or table that has become shabby
* plunge a good clean brush into a can of KYANIZE Floor Finish
— in any of the eight shades or "clear” — and go over the surface
with a few easy brush strokes. One coat — that’s all as a rule
unless the surface is particularly far gone or brand new wood —
then two coats. Dries with the most beautiful and brilliant ftnlsL
you ever saw. Tough, too, cannot scratch white — and waterproof,
absolutely. Transparent and brilliant.
Especially made to endure the hardest kind of wear on a floor. It J
for that very reason the most satisfactory finish you can get foe
tables, chairs, dressers, deeks and all kinds of furniture.
Results are guaranteed to be satisfactory or “money back foe th
empty can." Try refinishing with KYANIZE today.
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Heavy
Red
Rubber.
1
sCuanize
29c
quality, low price.
founder’s month sale
Ginger
Snaps
29c
2
Packages
25c
Sugar
Pure Cane. Fine Granu­
lated.
100 Lk$4.83
SPLIT PEAS, First qual­
ity.
4 *
Pounds
25c
JELL WELL, Choose your
flavors.
4
Packages
25c
HOT WEATHER BREAK­
FAST FOODS—
Original Shredded Wheat
Biscuit
Kellogg’s Rice Krispies
Kellogg's Pep
Any Assortment—
Q
Packages
MARKET FEATURES
Milk Fed Veal
STEW, per pound .
ROAST, per pound
17c
24c
Prime Ribs of Beef
BONED AND ROLLED, per pound ..............................
COTTAGE CHEESE (fresh and sweet) 2 pounds ...
WEINERS, 2 pound. ..........................................................
HENS, (3 to 4 lb».) per pound .......................................
29c
35c
55c
32c
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MACMARR STORES
Vernonia, Oregon
But She’s Real Busy