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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1931)
FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1931. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE SIX High Humidity Desirable for Egg* mill at Vernonia is a larger in- have Shower for Mrs. Steagens Loyal Gleaners Hold Picnic miscel- MIST—(Special.)—A laneous shower was given last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Aamodt for her daughter, Mrs. Steagens, who was recently mar ried to O. Steagens of Montana. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in a social visit and some very beautiful selections being rendered on the piano and accor- dian by Mrs. Steagens. Lunch was served at the close of the after noon by Mrs. Aamodt. Those present were Mesdames A. M. Berg, G. Wanstrom, P. Wanstrom, Whittig, Benzer, East man, Dowling, Jones, Bridgers, Carmichiel, Stoneham, Sundland, Knowles, and Miss Grace Carmi- chiel. Mr. and Mrs. Steagens will leave for Montana in about two weeks where they will make their home. The Loyal Gleaners enjoyed a picnic at Mrs. George Stankey’s home Wednesday at one o’clock. Games and swimming and canoe ing in Rock creek were the di versions of the afternoon. Those who attended were Mrs. George Laird and children, Mrs. Ray Charlesworth, Mrs. R. A. Olson, Mrs. George Stankey, Mrs. E. Knight, Mrs. Phil Taylor, Mrs. Bertha Taylor and Miss Florence Stubbs. The next meeting of the class will be August 5, at the home of Mrs. J. L. Timmons. Classified Ads WANTED DRESSMAKING — First class dressmaking. Mrs. M. Nelson, Vista Hotel. 514* FOR RENT FOR RENT—2-room apartments, new, clean and quiet. Hot water; water, light and wood $15 month. P. Hill, 875 Second St FOR SALE FRYERS FOR SALE — Phone 7-F-52. Earl Snyder. 521* FOR SALE—25 registered ewe lambs. Dandy start for some one. See or write F. B. Warfield, Vernonia. 512c WEENER PIGS FOR SALE—See Harry Culbertson. 521*? FOR SALE—All kinds of wood. Frank Lusby. 519* 5 and 6 Weeks Old PIGS FOR SALE—2 miles up Rock creek, R. W. Duncan. 522* 9 GENUINE GERMAN POLICE PUPS for sale, ready to take away. $10.00 each. See J. L. Timmons, with light and power company. 51tf. RADIO FOR SALE — Table mo del R. C. A. Radiola, cheap. House No. 39, O.-A. Hill. 521* Along the Concrete $50 Look around — perhaps you have something to sell or trade that will cost you only a few cents to advertise in the Eagle classified columns. “Charting the Course,” the theme of the meeting of the Missionary society of the Chris tian church Tuesday afternoon for which Mrs. Ray Charlesworth was hostess. Aims, goals and study plans for the coming year PERSONALS were discussed. Mrs. E. Knight, president of' H. J. Gunnels, traveling audi- the group, read a message from) „ , ,, ¡tor of the Central Gas and Coke Mrs. Alda Teachout, executive Mr and Mrs. W. J. Lindsley company of Kansas City( is at secretary of organization work. attended the Iowa picnic Sunday the o A office for a week or Mrs. F. Claude Stephens read a at Parker’s grove. I*”” paper on “Looking Ahead in our Edith Georgson of Portland | an(j Mrs. Harvey Froemb- Young Peoples’ Work.” Mrs. R. was a week end guest at the Men-j- , ’ to Portland Sunday A. Olson’s paper was, “What of denhall home. | anf returned Thursday. Mr. the Children?” and Mrs. Harry Culbertson’s dealt with “Our Ob Norman and Mayo Pettijohn, Froembling was very ill from spent the weekend with their mo- asthma, but feels much better, jectives.” Mrs. Charlesworth served re ther, Mrs. D. K. Mendenhall. | Mrs. B. J. Cline, Mrs. R. F. The Devaney and Mendenhall Nance, Mrs. E. H. Washburn and freshments during the social hour. Members present were Mrs. Cul families had a picnic dinner to- Miss Della Cline spent Tuesday bertson, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Olson, gether Sunday down on the in Portland on business, j Mr. and Mrs. A. H. T'ays and Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Sitts and creek. Edith Lindsley was a dinner Mr. and Mrs. F. Claude Stephens Mrs. Laird. guest of Anna Devaney Sunday. went to Tays place near Forest CARD OF THANKS Bob Lawsman is moving some Grove Monday, got fruit, and re This is to acknowledge with of his camp goods down from turned home. sincere thanks to our neighbors camp taking them in‘to town. FILBERTS Ed Kelley is camp watchman and friends for their kindness A rough estimate places the ; and expression of sympathy in for their camp. the recent illness and bereave O. H. Devaney spent last week acreage of filberts in the North in Westport with his father. -west at from 12,000 to 15,000 ment of Husband and Father. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gilman two-thirds of which is probably in > Mrs. Frank Hanson Mr. and Mrs. John Frank Han were Vernonia shoppers Saturday. Oregon. son and family. Serious damage to new crop, WALNUT ACREAGE filberts in Turkey and favor Horticulture authorities esti able prospects for the crop in Direct Thinker* If you want to know God, know mate bearing walnut orchards other southern Enropean coun people, Working people. Working over 12 years old at over 5,000 people are God.—American Maga- acres, and twice this number of tries is the report. While the carryover of these nuts is quite zine. acres of younger trees in Oregon. heavy abroad the Oregon supply Resulting from the present finan is practically exhausted. To “Spere” The Scottish word “spere” cial depression and mediocre crop For results—try an Eagle clas means search. Inquiry, to ask, ques- last year plantings this spring tlon, unii, also, to ask In marriage. have been meagre. sified. It reaches the prospects. KEASEY JULY CLEARANCE At J. C. PENNEY'S in Vernonia Summer Goods Must Move Out to Make Room for Fall Stock They Won’t Last Long! Quantities Are Limited! It pays to shop at Penney’s. Why? Because we BUY for CASH and SELL for JULY CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE JULY CLEARANCE Special purchase Ladies' DRESS SILKS COTTON PRINTS CRETONNES Per Yard For Summer Dresses SILK BLOOMERS For your home and only— CHILDREN’S 131* T- 1 3C Yard 1 «J 49* SUMMER SHOES SUMMER SHOES MEN’S OXFORDS Good for School For children at a real saving For Women — Buy Now— A Good Selection— 79* *1.75 «1.95 «2.95 SUMMER HATS SUMMER CAPS For Boys 19* DRESSES BOYS’ SHIRTS HOLLYWOOD SANDLES In fancy patterns — Only For the Miss For Women 49c *1.95 49£ 98c «149 MISSES’ Infant»’ ROMPERS DRESS HATS WASH SUITS Three-quarter length — Made of good grade broad cloth — Only For Small Boys For Small Boys 15* «5* 39c 49* MEN’S SUMMER WORK SHIRTS WORK HATS PLAY SANDLES SPORT HOSE KHAKI PANTS For Men In Fancy Ginghams 98* 99* For Men For Children 49£ 49* WEST COAST AND FORESTER MADE SHOES CANVAS GLOVES MEN’S OVERALLS MEN’S SHOES Big Chief brand 8 pair for Good Grade For work at this low price 95* 79£ «1.79 Buy NOW and SAVE! Highboy Radio The following article appeared in the News-Reporter, McMinn ville: ’ I “Driving through the country j about Vernonia over the Fourth, one obtains an idea of what vast acreage of logged off lands Ore gon will have some day when the timber Is all removed,” said l Ed Peterson who with his sisters,1 Miss Agnes Peterson and Mrs. J Thoma Fuchs, motored to Verno nia, then on to St. Helens and i back to Swan Island to see the' doings at the airport. Mr. Pet-1 erson thought that from Vernonia lie could negotiate a short cut to Linnton and then go over the new suspension bridge to St. Johns, but instead he had to ramble to St. Helens and drive b|ack toward Portland. “The On G. E. Lowboy Radio Oregon Gas and Electric Co Vernonia, Oregon Phone 691 622 Bridge St. e Prices effective Saturday and Monday, July 25, 27 ----- ÙX >> "’-"■I / Vv HELP OREGON By buying Oregon grown and manufactured Food Products PINEAPPLE Broken slices, use in sal ads, desserts, with meats £ Can 15C FLOUR Safeway — The family flour for bread or pas- tries. $1,09 CASH WE BUY IN TREMENDOUS VOLUME FOR OVER 1500 STORES. WE BELIEVE IN SMALL PROFITS ON LARGE VOLUME. FOR OVER 30 YEARS WE HAVE BEEN HELP ING THRIFTY SHOPPERS SAVE—WE KNOW HOW 95* TRADE-IN Allowance On General Electric AS OTHERS SEE US “Charting Course Is Missionary Topic Out It Goes! not revolved for several It was once thought desirable stitution than I expected to see, months that I could observe,” to keep a storage for eggs as but the wheels of industry there I added Peterson._____________ dry as possible to prevent mold from forming on the shell, but recent investigations show that a fairly high humidity is desirable. If the humidity is too low, the dry air absorbs moisture from the eggs, resulting in enlarged air cells and deterioration. PEAS Stokley’s Honey Peas are the next thing to fresh garden peas— 2 No. 2 Cans .. 35c And a De Luxe Table Jar of Stokley’s fine Cat sup FREE! Oregon’s rapidly expanding industries and natural ag ricultural advantages are the foundation of her civic wealth and well-being. Though Oregon serves the markets of the world, it is within the power of our citizens to further increase Oregon’s payrolls many hundred per cent by pur- chasing more of Oregon grown and manufactured commodities. To encourage greater con sumption of these products, Safeway Stores are featur ing Oregon Produced Foods at exceptionally attractive prices. LET’S ALL BUY OREGON FOODS THIS WEEK! . . . LET’S PULL TOGETHER, EVERYBODY, FOR A GREATER AND MORE PROSPEROUS OREGON! SOAP Deal Oregon Full Cream Triplets— bake it with macaroni or eat it plain. Lb BUTTER Meadow Dew, govern ment inspected. Always fresh. A better butter for less. OQn Pound ^ i O v Crackers Snowflakes or Honey Maid Grahams. Fresh and crisp. Made by Pa cific Coast Bisuit Co. 2 m....... 27c PORK & BEANS Campbells or Van Camps —for the lunch or picnic Medium size Qz» Cans ..................... Ol Macaroni Harmony Soap — For dishes, fine for launder ing and all household purposes. Large Package of PAR—and Bars of HAR- HAR MONY SOAP ALL FOR Porter’s Elbow Cut Mac aroni for cooking and salad dishes. Made in Portland. MALT Fruit Jars Superb. Hop flavored. Performs perfectly. Regular quart-size Mas ons. New stock, clear flawless glass. QQp Dozen ............... Ovv COFFEE Safeway—Choice blend, at a low introductory price. The utmost in fine flavor and strength. 28c Pound 1 5 48c 24c 3 Cana 5 Pounds $1.00 Wheaties The Kiddies’ breafast cereal. Q ¿fedpkgs. «ût And one cereal dish free. In Our Market Pork Steak From young grain fed hogs. Pound ................ 18c Pure Lard Open kettle rendered ............................... 3ibs 33c Bacon In squares, sweet cure. Pound ........................ 20c
