DECEMBER 5, 1030.
THE
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VERNONIA
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for Mi and Mrs. Garrison, and ST. HELENS DEPUTIZES
the police officer,
from
the
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berget of
ADDITIONAL POLICE standpoint of his ability to help
his fellow citizen and prevent
Gaston.
crime,
rather than merely ar­
Fifteen
new
police
badges
will
J. E. Root, principal of Timber
resting wrongdoers after the cri­
school and his sister, Miss Neva be in active use on the coats of
minal deed has been committed.
Root, primary teacher, are spend­ 15 members of the St. Helens po­
—St. Helens Sentinel.
ing their Thanksgiving holidays lice force in a few days. Fourteen
of
the
force
were
appointed
Mon
­
at their home in Tigard, Oregon.
» day evening by the city council
Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Tail­ from among the business and pro­
man had as their guests on fessional men of the city and come
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. G. H. from scattered districts so that a
Riggle, son Claude and grand­ true coverage of police protection
son Cecil, and Mr. and Mrs. T. is assured for the city. The men,
D. Tallman of Buxton.
although they have full and com­
Mr. and Mr». Albert Ritchey plete police power, will ordinarily
were dinner guests at the Bert act only in cases of emergency or
McKnight home on Thanksgiving in any case when police protection
dap.
I is needed.
Mrs. B. T. Burgin ,|nd daughter
The plan was originated in St.
Henrietta and son Billy Bob Helens by Dr. R. G. Moss who
spent the holidays with Mrs. Bur- had seen it worked out very ef­
gin’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. fectively in Seaside.
Brinkmeyer.
I The entire force of the police
to produce a letterhead, a
L. E. Stephens and W. F. and fire departments were pre- i
statement, a handbill or
Brinkmeyer attended the Masonic sent Tuesday afternoon when
whatever kind of printing
lodge at Forest Grove on Tues­ Captain Nyles of the Portland
police department spoke to them
day night.
you wish done, in a manner
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Watson on the subject of the duties of
that will prove entirely
of
Clatskanie spent Sunday even- j
satisfactory to you.
ternoon with Mrs. Oscar Raines
ing at the Tailman home.
of Gales Creek.
Give us your next
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the L. A. Keisel home were Mr.
work and see how hard we
and Mrs. G. R. Welch and Mr.
work to insure your
Haircutting for Men
and Mrs. Woodward of Portland.
satisfaction
Bill Bailey, Phi'aiithropist
ithner made a busi “The Flivver Party,” and “The
Portland Wednesday Man andHi, WH«/ aniTaavera'l
Keller returned from other numbers.
ispita) thia week.
A special inteting of Mt. Heart
rln R Eby made tripe Rebekah Lodge is called for De-
i Sunday and Tuesday. cember 5 for Initiation.
Mr». Alta Neil spent Thanks-
Mr*. J. A. Hughe*
giving day with Mrs. Arnold
rtland Hunday.
Gnos at Cornelius.
Twombly was a vial-
I he Rebekah lodge is serving
o Monday evening,
a chicken dinner .Saturday even­
Mrs. Albert Cohen ing, December 13.
egiaterrd at Hotel Me.
Dwight .Strong was home from
idnesday evening.
Odegon State college to spend
Mr». G. W. Johnson Thanksgiving with his parents.
I. Helena on business Mr. and Mr*. ||. 8. Strong.
WE GUARANTEE
The Rebekah convention ia to
R. Culver and Mrs. he held in St. Helens December
irta went to Portland 11.
All wishing to go on the
stage see Edna Linn.
Westimber
Mrs. Wm. Armitage
Mrs. Mary Billing, a senior at
weekend in Longview Oregon State college, spent the
Mr*. A. C. Ahlgren
a. Armitage’s parent*, weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Brown.
irlotte Hilt* spent the
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mattson
Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Dodson
ig holidays with her
M. A. Hanley, of and Mr*. Helen Graves of Cath- drove to Portland Thursday to
lamet, Washington, were week­ spend Thanksgiving with Mr*.
end guests at Hotel Hy-Van.
Hudson's sister, Mr*. Carl Nelson.
II Gosa, who teach»*
Mr*. Jim Brady and children,
The Eastern Star social club
jsry school, spent last
Maxine, Lynn, and Shirley Ann
er», staying at Hotel will meet next Welnraday afJ
■re spending a few days with
ternoon in the
iT?I*:•Mr«- BTRdy’R ««ter, Mrs. A. R-
Officers will be elected for the
Baird.
Mrs. H. E. McGraw coming year.
>• spent Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Kern en­
Among Hotel Hy-Van guests tertained with a large dinner
McGraw's parents, Mr.
f. G. Walker at Banks. this week are A. C. Dittrick, Thanksgiving day. The guests in­
Keasey; K B Bonsall,
Bonsall. H. J. cluded Mr. and Mr*. M. H. Kern,
Mrs. Frank Hartwick Brown, Roy H. Kragy and W F. Marge ret Kern, Mr. and Mrs.
•sis of Mr. Hartwick's Hintzen, Portland.
Francis Kern and daughter Jane,
Banka Thanksgiving
of Portland, Mrs. Leonard of
Orville Ellis, who has been em­
Longview, and Mr. and Mrs. C.
ployed in the planer mill for
JI. Kern of Westimber.
ren-year old daughter several years, cut
his
thumb
Mis* Cecelia Marchel, daughter
J Mrs Mike Stolen hs- badly Tuesday. He will be laid
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Marchel,
a
sever» Infection off for two or three days.
was home for the Thanksgiving
ran a nail In her foot
Mary
Britton, daughter of holiday*. Miss Cecelia is attend­
Young of Keasey stop- Jack Britton of Treham caught ing the school at St. Marys of
at the Hy-Van on his her forefinger of the left hand in the Valley.
end the Christmas va- a drag-saw a week ago and cut
Mr. and Mrs. Dygert are mov­
his father's ranch near it badly. Fodtunately the finger ing this week to Cochran, where
IVO.
Mr. Dygert will be employed as
«ill be saved.
night watchman.
I Mrs. Carl Davidson.
Registered at Hotel Gordon
The Timber-Westimber Parent-
W Wolff. Mrs. Judd thia week are Paul Dodge, Doe Teacher* association will sponsor
■nd Mrs. F. W. Gough Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Dusenberry, a •'500'' card party to be held
iday in Portland shop- from Keasey; and N. W. Scott, at the commercial club rooms.
J. M Clark, A. E. Scruggs. J. in Timber, Friday December 5,
M Mackenzie, H. E. Smith. Wm at H P. M
Mrs. Dan Brown drove
E. Ford. R. B. Earley, and Herb
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens
it. Miss Mary Billing
Heltzel of Portland.
»pent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
k
Brown's
brother,
Stephen's sister, in Portland.
rong, to Corvallis Sun-
The Vernonia Cooking club of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Koenig
which Mias Ruth Taylor is the
drove to Portland Monday.
leader,
have
completed
their
work
E. Adams was brought
Henry Ferlaak visited Sunday
100 per cent and have given a
ji Portland Wednesday
with Ralph Root at the Raines-
tea.
Members of this club are
m* is reported to be
Roger* Lumber company on Gales
Rose Sitta, Ixirrainc Space, Otha
b improved in health
creek.
DeHart. Mildred Walters, Le­
ion of Treharne caught
Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Nelson
ona Hillman, Alberta Veal, Mar­
t week.
spent a few days lust week with
guerite Laird.
Mr. Nelson's parent, Rube Ncl-
Rose, son of Mr. and
The following, who are attend­ son of HilUboro.
E Rose of Riverview,
Miss Eunice Root of Gales
ing colleges in Oregon, spent the
le end of his left thumb Thanksgiving holiday* at their Creek is visiting Mrs. Wm. Fer-
Iting wixxl last Sunday
respective home* in and near laak for a few dnvs. Miss Eu-
*r predicts that it will Vernonia. Charlotte and Norman nice attends the Lyda school and
k again.
Green, Veldon Parker, Merle and they are closed on account of
»n*riu Douglass return Russell Mills, Phoebe and Hale scarlet fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferlsak,
lay from McMinnville, Greenman, Helen •nd Glen Hieb-
Joe
and Henry Ferlaak and Ron-
er.
Della
Cline,
Amy
Hughes,
* had been visiting her
as Vivian Douglass, and Alberta De Rock, Dwight Strong. aid Castleman attended the show
in Vernonia Thursday night.
de Sh» was honor guest Howard Lee and Neal Bush.
Mr*. Wm. Gartzke and Mrs.
I social affairs.
Mrs. W. R. Culver was hostess A. C. Ahlgren spent Friday af-
red at Hotel McDonald to the Bridge club Tuesday after­
i are Arthur G ot . C. noon, Mrs. M. Grunden won the
A dainty
and Wm. Me Mod of prize for high score.
ind A. J. McKee, I. R lunch of fruit salad and hot rolls
Mrs.
Culver.
L. Larson, A. B. Steek, were served by
Those
present
were
Mrs.
K. A.
ilte, and R. G. Irish,
McNeill. Mrs. A. L. Kullander,
rtland.
Mrs. F M Ruhl. Mrs. J. C.
d Mrs. C. S. Hoffman Lindley, Mrs. Thor Roberta, Mrs.
liter Alice returned Sun Frank Hartwick, Mrs. M Grün­
Thanksgiving wrekrnd den, Mrs. H. A. Pearse.
nanor on the McKenm
hoy had a* their guest-
Trv n clnssified nd for results
Vernonia
Nnnaon
of
Mis*
Hoffman
and
ill from Oregon State
Barber Shop
Timber
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Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Welter
had as their guests for Thanks­
giving dinner, Mr. Welter’s fa­
ther, M. Welter, Mr. and Mrs.
Holboke and
children,
James,
Frances and Margaret, of Beaver­
ton, aad Mrs. Moverroeder of
Portland.
Mrs. Ida Kiiburg and children,
Anthony, Maxine and Laverne,
visited relatives on Clatskanie
mountain Thursday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bloom of
Gaston were the guests on Sun­
day of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flett.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Hankins
entertained on Thanksgiving day
LET US
Solve Your
Everybody
ucen of Hearts Bridg<
I Wednesday afternoon
ome of Mrs. C. R. Van
lisa Macile Roberta had
re for the afternoon
e a la mode and cof
served by the hostess,
resent were Mr». Frank
Mr».
Thor
Roberta,
larding, Mrs. L. Hieber,
Armitage, Mrs. J.
I. Henry Fogel.
linbow Girl» will present
jm in the Washington
uditorium Friday, Dec-
The program will
one-act plays.
ToyM for dille Tola
and Children
10c u> 98c
F«w people know
where and
when
to
Including Books, Tinker Toys, Steam Engines,
Airplanes, Animals.
draw the line In the
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table
groaning with wonder­
fully cooked rich foods.
Gift» for Grown Ups
Also practical gifts that will serve your family
the year around. Electrical Appliances, Fine
Dishes, Dinner Sets, Etc.
Don't Groan
After Eating
> far us
Women and Children
Expert Work Guaranteed
Try ap Eagle classified ad.
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¿STORES
“STOP AND GO”
—TO THE WESTS FAVORITE FOOD STORES” FOR FOODS—
Whether on your way home in the evening or on your early morning shopping
tour, “stop" and “go” into the “West’s Favorite Food Stores” if you want the
BEST in foods. There are no penalties such as “first of the month” bills, high
prices or unsatisfactory foods at our st^res—every item is guaranteed. Try
this improved food service—you’ll like it!
Features for Saturday and Monday, December 6 and 8, 1930
MacMarr Coffee
Blended from the finest Central American and Brazilian Coffees—
Are you saving 25% to 30% on your coffee purchases? You should
be—Look at these Comparisons!
1929 Cost
1930 Cost
per pound
Saving
per pound
VACUUM PACK COFFEE
3 i C
MACMARR COFFEE
49c
Armitage Gas Tablets at
ARMITAGE DRUG CO.
Vernonia. Oregon
CALL AT STORE FOR TOY CATALOGUE­
SHOWING PRICES AND DESCRIPTION.
Our prices on toys this year will be lower than
ever. If you want to save money on Christmas
Shopping—SEE HOFFMAN ABOUT IT
Vernonia, Oregon
25%
30%
Candy
WALNUTS — Groners Fancy Large
FRENCH MIXED—Extra fancy, strict-
ly Hand Made.
2 Pounds
CHOCOLATE CONES— Good old fa-
ohioned chocolate drops—as­
sorted flavors, 2 Pounds ..........
GUM DROPS-^Jumbo size, as-
sorted flavors, 2 Pounds ....... ..
PEANUT BRITTLE—Fresh
1 r
and crisp, new peanuts, pound JL3C
p Z.Í’34 c
3 Lb, $1.00
45c
49c
35c
BRAZILS—Large fancy “nig-
ger toc3”
2 Pounds
ALMONDS—IXL Soft Shell
Variety, 2 Pounds
ALMONDS—Drake Hard Shell
Variety, 2 pounds ................ ..
MIXED NUTS—an excellent mixture
of selected Almonds, Brazils, Oregon
Walnuts, Oregon Filberts, Pecans. (No
peanuts in our mixed nuts.)
2 Pounds ....................................
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
10 Bars
<
t
J5c
GOLD MEDAL SALAD DRES- 1
SING—12 oz Jars ................... J L9c
Mai MARR FLOUR—19 lb. Q-k Or
sack, high quality, low price tplgfait)
¿3C
45c
MacMARK PANCAKE FLOUR
U.a lb. sack 59c
lb. pkg. XaJV
CORN—MacMarr Del Maiz
No. 2, 3 for ........ ..................
FIGS—Fancy White Layer
Figs, 2 Pounds ....................
SALMON—New Pack, Alaska OQ,»
Pink, No. 1 tall, 3 for ........... ¿vl
49c
29c
PRUNES—Best quality new crop Ore­
gon-Washington Italian Var- OKn
iety—4 Pounds ......................... ¿vv
PINEAPPLE—Hillsdale Brok- FF
en Sliced. No. 2V«j, 3 for
33 V
TOMATOES — Standard with £
Puree. No. 2*4—3 for
¿
EGG MASH
100 Pounds .
SCRATCH FEED
100 Pounds ..........
CORN MEAL—White or YeL Qr
low, 9 lb. sack ............................ OdC
SURE LAY
100 Pounds
J5c
$2.38
$2.10
$2.55
MARKET FEATURES
QUALITY MEATS AT LESS EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK
PORK ROAST (Nice young pig) per *.b................
19c
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, per lb...............................
121/gc
CLIPPER OLEOMARGARINE, per lb......................
... 15c
SMOKED PICNICS (nice to boil or bake) per lb.
21c
We carry pickles, brick chili, kraut, cottage cheese and a com­
plete line of lunch meats in our market
Snappy Service---------------- 100% Sanitary
Quality
Hoffman
Hardware Co
43c
34c
Nuts
MACARONI. SPAGHETTI,
NOODLES. Quaker, 3 pkgs.
pretence oi
to you
i us to
an ths
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