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Mn. A. C. Ahlgren
Henry Fogel made a fishing been, visiting in Vernonia and
trip to Tillamook Friday.
expected to remain here during
the Christmas holidays, was cal­
Albert Jensen spent the week led back to her home in Seat­
end in Salem.
tle by the sudden illness of her
Gifts for everybody at Miller’s daughter.
at less money.
Adv.
The bridge club met Tuesday
Miss Marie Kirkpatrick en- afternoon at the home of Mrs.
tertained friends at a birthday Frank Dickson. A pretty card
table cover was given to Mrs. W.
party Sunday.
R. Culver as prize for high score.
George A. Nelson, county a- A lovely salad was served to the
gent, was in town the early part guests by Mrs. Dickson. Those
of the week.
presen were Mrs. F. D. Mac-
phersen, Mrs. F. Hartwick, Mrs.
K. A. McNeill and A. L. Rul­ K. A. McNeill, Mrs. A. L. Kul-
lander went to Portland on li us- lander, Mrs. E. E. Yeo, Mrs. W.
iness Tuesday.
R. Culver, Mrs. F. M. Ruhl, Mrs.
Miller’s, the Christmas store. M. Grunden.
Adv.
Mrs. A. J. Hughes and Mrs.
K. A. McNeill were in Portland
Monday.
Mrs. Olive Pearson left Sun­
day to spend Christmas with her
nephew, Mitchell LaFleur, in
Portland.
Mrs. W. S. McDaniel is spend­
ing two or three days this week
in Portland.
New guests at Hotel Gordon
the past week were W. Ray
Clark, Portland; Ted Kengan,
Thomas Byron, Vernonia, and
Mrs. Tony Scott, Keasey.
A complete line of gifts at
Millers.
Adv.
Glen Ridenour, Keasey; Z. A.
Toye, Portland; and Ed Parker.
Wauna were amosg those recent­
ly registered at the Hotel Ne­
halem.
Recent arr.val at the Hotel
McDonald include Miss Nettie
E. Alley of St. Helens, A. J.
McKee, O. Hammer, K. Skagen,
A. R. White, J. A. McGowan,
Burns M. McGowan of Portland,
and Mat Johnson of Mist.
Camp • • .
McGregor
All work by the Oregon-Ameri­
can Lumber company closed down
Tuesday for the rest of the win­
ter. About 85 loads of spilled
logs were picked up since Decem­
ber 1 by the crane crew and
train 106.
V. W. Hansen, engineer on 106,
left Wednesday morning for his
home in Portland.
The wood sawing crew ceased
work also, Tuesday, Mr. Ald-
rich has gone to Portland to
spend his vacation with his fa-
mily.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Fletcher,
who have been spending their va­
cation in Portland, returned to
camp Thursday, where Mr. Flet­
cher has resumed his office work,
releiving the rest of the office
force who are off on their va-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Haffey re­
cently sold their household ef-
fects here to a Mr. Baker and
have goae to Wahsington, where
Registrations at the Hotel
they are visiting Mrs. Haffey’s
Van include H. H. Votaw,
and Mrs. L. H. Rose, W. B. father.
Heath, E. H. Leahy, Francis F.
The school houses are being
Wade, Harry Wilson and N. M. wired for lights this week, This
Roark, all of Portland, and H. will materially aid in the school
work on dark cloudy days.
Von Cleff or Clatskanie.
A Christmas program will be
C. Bruce caught two steel­ given at the school house Fri­
heads, one weighing eight and day evening, December 19 by
the other 15 pounds, at Tilla­ the pupils of both rooms, after
mook Sunday and served them which presents and treats from
to his friends at the Hotel Me the tree will be distributed by
Donald Monday. He intends to Santa Claus himself, Following
make another trip next Sunday. is the program to be rendered:
"Soft Through the Olive
Your money will buy more Song,
” by school; recitation,
gifts at Miller’s
Adv. Trees,
“The Christmas Story,' by Er-
J. H. Tackaberry, cousin of ma Larson; recitation, "Christmas
dectective Tackaberry, and Mrs. Bells,” Avious Scott; recitation,
Mabel Dotty of Portland were “The Birds’ Christmas,” Pearl
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Faught. Christmhs songs: “A
Gillchrest Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Guiding Star,” Florence White ;
Gillchrest returned to Portland “Christmas Cheer,” Oke Ander-
with them that evening and son; “Silent Night,” the school.
I Recitations: "Shaper in Santa,”
stayed through Monday.
I Stanley Mornstaff; “ A Christmas
Mrs. Dolly Cheney, sister of, Spirit,” Ruby Faught; Songs,
Mrs. W. J. Armitage, who has “Star of the East,” Jack Scott;
Miss Nettie E. Alley, county
health nurse, postponed the home |
nursing meeting last week be­
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens cause of the diphtheria cases in
and Billy were dinner guests at the community. We shall be able |
the Paul Fetsch home in Ver­ to resume our work this week
nonia on Thursday night.
however, as both the Rainwater
No new cases of scarlet fever and Bergerson families are
have developed and Douglas of quarantine.
Knight, the only one now affect­ A community dance was
ed, is very much improved and joyed by all present at the
will be out of quarantine in a'Kist school house December
few days.
A birthday surprise party
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Kern and given in honor of Norman
Mrs. C. H. Kern drove to Port­ gen by Mrs. Hobart Engen
land Friday to shop. Mrs. C. H. Omar Sheeley at the J. B. Ohler
Kern will remain to spend the home, Saturday December 13. An
weekend with her mother, Mrs. enjoyable evening was spent play­
Sheffield.
ing cards. Luncheon was served
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens by the hostess at midnight.
and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ahlgren
Ellis Rainwater, who had the
drove to Portland Tuesday. While misfortune of dislocating his arm
in town they called on Mr. and last week still carries it all band­
Mrs. E. R. Venable, who own aged and taped but is able to
and operate a grocery store in be back at school again.
Portland. Mr. Venable formerly
worked in the store here.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Peoples of
Vernonia are spending a few
days with Mr. Peoples’ mother,
Mrs. Wm. Krebs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walters and
children spent Sunday visiting
friends in Longview.
A Christmas program will be
Save Your Money by
given at the school house Friday
December 19, at 8. p. m. There
Buying Right — Toys
will be a Christmas tree and
Cheaper than Ever Be­
candy for the children.
fore at Hoffman’s.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stephens
spent the week end in Portland
visiting Mrs. Stephens’ sister, Mrs.
A. W. Lockwood.
The Westimber Sunday school
will have a Christmas tree and
candy for the little folks on
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George Keller, who has worked
for the Eagle Lumber cofpany
for a number of years, was in
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Al Knight has been quite ill
the past week with tonsilitis.
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“Luther’s Cradle Hymn.” Reci-
tation, “December," Yvonne Day;
song, “Christmas Bells,” first
grade; dialogue, “Christmas Sym-
bols,” first grade; song, “ 1 6 Christ-
mas Eve,” third and fourth
grades; dialogue, “A Christmas
Plan,” i second and third grades;
song, “. Away in Judea,” by Oke
and Arne Anderson; Ellsworth
Bemis and Lloyd White.
Mrs. Lambert, the upper grade
teacher, will spend the holidays
with her sister, a teacher in the
Seattle schools, in Seattle.
Mrs. Fraser, primary teacher
here, will spend the holidays
with her sister in Portland, who
is a teacher in the Spokane
schools.
Mrs. Scott and son Jack were
Vernonia visitors Tuesday when
the latter had dental work done.
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medium. 5 ounce
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POP CORN— fine quality—
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3 Pounds ................. 25c
GINGER ALE — Clicquot
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35c
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TOMATOES — Mission
No. 2t4 Cans
HOMINY — Van Camp’s
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Marr 15 oz............... IvC
CANDY
OLIVES— Lindsay Medium
Ripe , 9 ounce.
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2 for ...................... ZDC
FRENCH MIXED— Ex­
tra fancy, strictly AC-
hand made, 2 lbs. “DC
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COMB HONEY -— Fancy
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Small
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COCOA— Bulk, good 9Ç-
PEANUT BRITTLE —
quality, 4 pounds .... ¿DC
Fresh and crisp, made
with new peanuts 1C
Pound ................. IvC
SATIN MIXED—a big
variety of flavors and
colors, strictly
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BROKEN MIXED— Old
fashioned Ribbon Candy,
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Monte, 14 ounce
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Golden C
25c
4 Pounds
'/a Pound cakes ....
SUGAR — XXXX
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WALNUTS — Groners
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AC-
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ALMONDS — IXL Soft
shell variety.
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lent mixture of selected
Almonds, Brazils, Ore-
Oregon
gon
Filberts,
(No
Walnuts, Pecans.
Peanuts in our Mixed
Nuts.)
49c
2 Pounds .....
Virginia
PEANUTS -
fresh roasted.
25c
2 Pounds
¿DC
Pound
TREE TEA—H
lb. Pack­
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Black ......................... J JC
COCOANUT— bulk QE.
Shredded, pound -
¿DC
SPICES— Ground,
1 A _
2 oz. packages, each
Sage, Nutmegs, Cinnamon,
Paprika._________________
CANNED VEGETABLES
CORN—MacMarr Del Maiz
No. 2.
PEAS— Del Monte Early
Garden, No. 2 cans.
CUT GREEN BEANS—Al­
len’s Pride or Santiam, 2’s
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Quality Meats for Less Every Day in the Week.
57c
25c
15c
39c
CLIPPER NUT MARGARINE, 4 lbs..........
KERR’S QUALITY MINCE MEAT, 2 lbs.
HAMBURGER (AH beef) per lb..............
SHORTENING (Pure vegetable) 3 lbs. ...
We will have a complete stock of No. 1 Fowls for your Christmas.
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RAISINS
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TOY AUTOMOBILES
23c
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CUT GREEN BEANS —
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10c
29c
BAKING POWDER—A cake pan
free with each pound—1 lb. can
CRAB MEAT— Geisha fan­
SWEET PEAS— Forest
Boys’ and Girls’
WHISTLES
SWANSDOWN—
Large Package ..
MacMarr—Every pound guaranteed Fresh Roast-
ed—a real Christmas treat.3 Pounds $1.00 LB.
It*
Tested Golden, No. 2.
$2,98
5c
END OF THE WEEK SPECIALS
CAKE FLOUR
CALUMET
MILK
2 ounces
Little Fellows’
ALL STEEL WAGON
Will stand lots of rough
handling.
B. V. MAY SILK HOSE
Why Pay More Than at
STORES
Holiday Prices for Dec. 19 to Dec. 24, Inclusive, 1930
PINEAPPLE— Libbys fancy
BOOKS of ALL KINDS
REMEMBER
Before you Buy
Shop at MILLER’S
And SAVE Money
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Christmas season is here again with its gay, hustling holiday spirit and good
cheer. And no one is more busily occupied from morning ’till night than the
house-wife. No wonder she appreciates our convenient and complete food ser­
vice, our stores with hundreds of suggestions of good things to eat and our
fresh, fine quality foods. She knows right where to find the “goodies” for her
Christmas feast.
5 oz. cans, 2 for ......
$1.00 BOYS’
$4.35
Were 81.50
Pair
STORES
OYSTERS— Gulf Kist
$6.00 Value—Large Size
ALL STEEL WAGON
Roller Bearings Only
The finest of silk from
the top to the toe. Light
service weight. Full fa­
shioned. New colors
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Christmas
SPECIALS
$1.98
Our entire stock of new
dresses is included. A
good assortment o f
styles and sizes to choose
from.
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THE VERNONIA EAGLE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930.
Vernonia, Oregon
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