FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1931
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
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follows: “ Map study of the is- Mountain Children
lands of the Pacific,” Mrs. A.
C. Knauss; “The Voyage,” Mrs. Is Mission Theme
Mr.. Jak» N.ur.r
Newspaper Favor W. E. Bell; “History, Popula- “Christian Education of the
tion and Race Relations,” Mrs. C. Mountain Children of the South"
W. Reithner.
was the study theme for the
Joe Benzer was appointed by
(Continued from Page 1)
Members present were Mrs. E. Christian church Missionary soci­
a committee to call on the farm­
M.
Bleile,
Mrs.
M.
D.
Cole,
Mrs.
two routes that have proved their |
ety meeting Tuesday afternon at ers of this community and take
superior advantages and have E.
— E.
. Garner, Mrs. F. Dickson,
all farm products to be exhibited
been endorsed by general popular ! Mrs E. A. Green, Mrs. Judd I I the home of Mrs. H. Veal.
Mrs. F. Claude Stephens read at the Columbia county fair this
consent. These are the original Greenman, Mrs. F. Hanson, Mrs.
a paper on “Christian Education week. Mr. Benzer had a truck
Wilson-river route which gives
the people of Tillamook the ser­ H. V. Holcomb, Mrs. A. J. in the Tennessee Highlands” and load of vegetables, fruit, flowers
vice to which they are entitled Hughes, Mrs. A. C. Knauss, Mrs. Mrs. Veal presented a paper on
and a variety of other things.
and the Scappoose-Vernonia-Ham- D. Marshall, Mrs. C. W. Reithner
“A Project in India for the Edu-
let route which makes thrifty use and Mrs. E. E. Yeo.
William Pringle butchered a
cation of Youth.”
of rqads already built, opens up
beef for market this week and
Next
Thursday
the
club
will
an isolated section and distributes
The regular business meeting
traffic to the northern beaches. meet at the home of Mrs. H. V. was held with seven members took it to Portland.
Mrs. M. Peterson and grandson
“Both these roads should be Holcomb at 2:30 and roll call
built—and work should be started will be answered with “Interesting present. During the social hour Floyd Deeds motored to Portland
Mrs. H. Veal served a delicious Monday. Mrs. Peterson is taking
on them at once. Hundreds of
the unemployed and thousands Things from Books I have Read lunch.
treatments from a specialist in
on
the
Hawaiian
Islands.
”
among their distressed and anx­
Portland.
ious families are desperately
EASTERN STAR HAS
hanging on the hope that this Mrs. John Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas,
BIRTHDAY PARTY
road-building program will give
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Osborn and Mr.
work and wages to carry them Given Shower
A quarterly birthday party hon- and Mrs. Jake Neurer were in
through the threatening winter.
Every day’s delay further ex­
jsja i oring members with birthdays in Vernonia Monday.
N
ATAL
—
(Special.)
—
The
hausts their vanishing reiburces
Zale Holmes was a Natal busi-
'July, August and September was
and aggravates their growing im­ tai ladies gave a stork shower in
ness caller out Monday.
'
enjoyed
following
the
regular
honor of Mrs. John Thomas on
patience.
The John Estes folks from
“Preliminary plans for organiz­ Wednesday afternoon at the Na­ I meeting of the Eastern Star Wed­
Riverview spent Sunday with
ing the work to give the largest tal hall. Refreshments were serv­ nesday night.
amount of employment to the
1
The evening was spent in their daughter’s family at Natal,
greatest number of most deserv­ ed consisting of salad, sandwich­
Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullin.
games and contests.
ing men should have been long es, cake and coffee.
since completed. Actual construc­
Those attending were Mrs. John Ruhl and Mrs. H. E. McGraw
BOECKS HAVE VISITORS
tion should now be under way. Thomas, Mrs. Noble Dunlap, Mrs. I won prizes.
Every day’s postponement means
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Votaw of
Verla
Messing
entertained
with
not only a loss of good road­ Ira Peterson, Mrs. Lee Osborn,
Wishram, Washington, and Mrs.
making weather but of the pair Mrs. Jake Neurer, Mrs. Robert tap dancing.
A lunch of molded salad, waf­ V. H. Creson of Kinzua, Oregon,
of shoes that some child should be Lindsay, Mrs. Dave McMullin.
motored to Vernonia a week ago
wearing to school or the nourisli-
Mrs. Charles Hambley and Mrs. ers, birthday cake and coffee was Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L.
’ to-
ing food that someone needs
served
by
the
committee,
Mrs,
day if he is to be ready for William Bridgers, unable to at- J. L. Timmons, Mrs. Tom Craw­ C. Boeck, parents of Mrs. Cres­
tend, sent gifts. Mrs. Thomas re-
* work tomorrow.
on. Her friends will remember
ford and Mrs. G. W. Laird.
“We emphatically urge the ceived all Useful gifts.
her as Martha Boeck.
state highway commission to or-
der the building of the Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Votaw returned
FEATHERS . . .
river and Vernonia-Hamlet high­
to Portland the following Mon­
ways and to see that construction
day to attend to business. Mr.
AND . . . TALONS
begins immediately.”
Votaw is a brother of G. E. Vo­
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taw, superintendent of the S. P.
Study Club Holds
had to walk home from beyond' Emmett Roach met with an au­ and S. railway company, and is
First Meeting
Riverview somewhere, just like ai. tomobile accident Saturday even- employed by that company at
I ing. He was coming from the Wishram.
luckless
kid.
The Vernonia Study club held
I Beaver Creek road when his car
Mrs. Creson remained with her
t
t
t
1
their first meeting since the sum­
A fine fellow, all for Vernonia, | collided with a car driven by Bob parents until last Sunday, and
mer vacation last Thursday at
Whitsell of Vernonia, throwing then returned to Kinzua, where
the home of Mrs. A. J. Hughes. was Bob Sergeant, and he will' the Roachs’ car into the ditch. Mr. Creson is employed at the
be
missed.
The meeting was called to order
Mrs. Roach received a slight cut Kinzua Pine Mills Lumber com­
+ + +
by the new president, Mrs. C. W. SEEN ON THE
STREET . . . on the forehead, but the rest pany. He was employed at the
Reithner, after a delicious lun­
A white horse, a “bug” without of the family escaped uninjured. O.-A. mill in this city several
cheon had been served by the a motor, and a buggy minus the The Roach car was damaged.
years ago.
hostess.
Gale and Louis Stanton of
front wheels, all coupled togeth­
The club members decided to er, with a pile of kids atop the Oakland, California, Mr. and Mrs. o-
PERSONALS
conduct the Community Chest bug . . , Emil Messing explaining Lavern Stanton and daughter I
drive this year in the same man­ to a group of bystanders how it June and Mrs. George Henckle- o-
ner as it was handled last year, all happened ... Ed Holtham men and son Buddy of Buckley,
Mrs. Cline, Mrs. R. F. Nance,
during the last week in Septem- coaxing voters into Joe Scott’s Washington, have been visiting at Miss Della Cline and Miss Helen
ber.
office . . . The “gang” watching the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hieber went to Portland Monday,
where Della entered a business
Roll call was answered with the hot oil spread on the ap­ Stanton.
one minute talks on “What I proach to the Rock creek bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon and college.
Percy Bergerson returned last
Know about the Islands of the
Miss G. Murphy motored to Cor­
Pacific.” The program was as NOTICE of SCHOOL ELECTION vallis, bringing Gloria and Ar­ week from attending summer
To Increase Tax More Than Six thur Murphy back with them. The school at the University of Ore-
children will attend school here. gon.
Per Cent Over That of the
Mrs. Lola Nance was hostess
Pleasant Hill school pupils
I
Previou, Year
Realistic
Notice is hereby given to the starting the first grade are Eva to the Just Eight Bridge club
legal voters of Union High School Jean Hayden, Inez Smith, Betty last Thursday evening. Mrs. W.
Permanent District No. 1 of Columbia Coun­ Lou Kirk, Dorothy Davis, Junior J. Armitage won the first prize
ty, State of Oregon, that an elec­ Lines, Buddy Price, Myrtle Webb, and Mrs. Virgil Powell the con­
With
tion will be held in said District Jack Anderison, Melbert Win- solation prize. A delicious pine­
at school building on the 10th nicke, Arlie Roach, Ruth Rhoedi- apple and carrot salad, sandwich­
RINGLETTE
es, pickles, cake and coffee were
day of October, 1931, at 7:30 ger and the Christenson twins.
ENDS
Stewart Parson returned to his served by the hostess. Mrs. Armi­
o’clock in the evening; to vote
on the question of increasing the'home at Forest Grove after spend­ tage wasa guest for the evening
amount of the tax levy in said j ing his vacation with his cousin and members present were Mrs.
W. M. Henderson, Mrs. L. Baker,
District for the year 1932 by i at camp.
Mrs. Adolph Nelson and daugh­ Mrs. Rose Fletcher, Mrs. J. L.
more than six per cent over the
amount of such for the year im- ter Margaret of Vernonia called Tiir^nons and Mrs. Mary Nelson.
BEAUTY SHOPPE
at the home of Mrs. E. Sunell
mediately preceding.
Phone 431
Bridge St.
It is necessary to raise this and Mrs. S. Baker on Saturday. PASTURE MIXTURE GIVEN
FOR HILL LAND SEEDING
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hayden and
additional amount by special levy
children motored to Seaside on
for the following reasons:
With considerable brush and
Teaching and other expenses. Saturday.
stump land burned over this sum­
Mrs. Charles Holt, Mrs. Lee
Dated this 12th day of Septem-
mer, particularly in western and
her, 1931.
»1 Kellar, Mr. and Mrs. George southern Oregon, many dairymen
Holt motored to Portland on
Attest:
FOR LEASE
and stockmen are planning on
Thursday to see Chas. Holt.
Mrs. Chas. Malmsten,
sowing such burned-over lands
FOR LEASE—Improved dairy
Relatives
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
District Clerk.
to pasture, sowing the seed early
farm, 120 acres, with large
II. M. Condit, Chairman, Board Davis from Astoria were callers in the ashes.
house, barn, orchard, sub-irri-
the past week.
of Directors.
Three important principles in
gated bottom land, right on Ocean
Mr. Prutzman had charge of
Lloyd Baker arrived in Sioux the fire set at Koster camp, burn­
Beach highway. Abundance of
water. 100 acres all cleared and Falls, S. D., last Thursday and ing their logged off land Satur­
in cultivation. Will support large his father, C. F. Baker, died there day evening.
herd. The Longview Company, Saturday. Funeral services were
Road work was finished out at
Longview Washington.
592c held in Dowagiac, Mich., Tues­ Treharne on Sunday. Every one
day. Mr. Baker expects to re­ is enjoying traveling the good
FOR RENT
main in the east for at least two road.
« FOR RENT—Desirable 3-room weeks and will probably be ac­
For real bargains—watch the
furnished apartment, 916 Rose companied home by his mother,
classified columns of the Eagle.
avenue.
59tf Mrs. C. F. Baker.
Coast Route Wins
Natal
Treharne
imi
Classified Ads
establishing such pastures, re­
gardless of their location, are giv­
en by G. R. Hyslop, chief in
farm crops at the Oregon Ex­
periment station, in response to
many inquiries.
First, says Mr. Hyslop, the
seed mixture must not be too
expensive, even at the sacrifice
of some grasses that might be a
little better than some whose seed
is more reasonably priced. For-
tunately for the buyer grass
seeds of all kinds are much lower
in price than usual this year,
A second important feature
is to make sure that such mix-
tures are free from perennial
weeds and that-the grass seed is
FOR SALE
PRUNES AND PLUMS—lc th.
on tree. Phone 11F53, A. L.
Parker.
592c
CUT FLOWERS on sale by Mrs.
W. L. Van Doren, Phone 1136.
SWEET OR FRENCH PETIT
Prunes, lHc at ranch while
they last. A. D. Hall.
C»Ot*
APPLES — Winter varieties. 3-
boxes for 11.00, you pick them.
Near Golf course. F. B. Warfield.
602*
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS for can­
ning prunes with Harry Cul­
bertson. Phone 73.
NOTICE
The building on Bridge street
formerly occupied by the Reithner
dry goods »tore Is for sale or
lease.
J, W. Baldwin, Forest Grove.
584*
Announcement
Dr. F. W. Kellogg
EYE SPECIALIST
OF CLATSKANIE WILL BE IN VERNONIA
BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
At Kullander’s Jewelry
store all next week, beginning Monday, Sept. 21.
Dr. Kellogg has been at Clatskanie over
three years and has fitted over one thousand
of the population of that vicinity with glasses.
Hereafter, he will come to Vernonia regularly
every 30 days.
Prices will be $5.00 to $15.00—
all work guaranteed.
Dr. Kellogg is a graduate of the depart­
ment of ophthalmology of the McCormick Medi­
cal college of Chicago and has had 17 years
experience fitting glasses with the McCormick
System.
when
to
draw the line In the
presence
of
a
table
For Gas, Acid Stomach
and
that
Palm Olive Shaving
Cream .... ...............
Colgate’s Rapid Shave
Cream
Colgate’s Ribbon Dental
Cream
Full-Fashioned
Vaseline Hair Tonic ....
Silk Hose
CELEBRATE
Only at Penney’s
Stop Paying High Prices
Grocery costs are now lower than
FOOD COSTS ARE DOWN
they have been for years If you are paying more, we invite you to
come and share Safeway’s unusual values.
FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY
MACARONI
Rose City Brand—Elbow cut, made of wes-
tern wheat—
AMERICAN FULL CREAM
lunche, or cooking—
17c
POUND
5 POUNDS
HOT SAUCE
Tomato Hot Sauce—Use plenty for season-
ing. 8-Ounce cans.
FLOUR
CORONA—Milled
blended wheat—
49
from
6 CANS
25c
northwestern
95C
POUND SACK
CATSUP
Hiway brand—Made from vine ripened to-
matoes.
LARGE BOTTLE ........................
SYRUP
Maximum Syrup—Pure cane and
maple blend. QUART CAN
MALT
BLUE RIBBON, hop flavored, a leader
3 POUND
»EANS
CAN
49C
Small White Beans—are the best for baking.
4 POUNDS
....................................
25c
COKN Mill
Fresh stock.
Buy
with
POUNDS
PAWCAKE FLOUR
CEREAL
Sperrys Oats or Wheat
china.
LARGE PACKAGE
SUGAR
$1.29
PURE CANE—Granulated Sugar—
29c
BAG
Premium
Sperrys Selfrising Pancake and Waffle flour.
33c 9 POUND
BAG
In Our Market
hilly cooked rich food*.
After Eating
AT MAC’S
PHARMACY
No. 444 is Semi-Service!
groaning with wonder-
Don't Groan
Anniversary
Top, sole and toe are mercerized. New
curved cradle foot and narrow French
heel. In new Fall shades.
9 POUND
Fcw people know
125th
When you buy any one of
the following:
. ask. for
dumode
Either white or yellow.
plenty at this price.
where and
Pot Roast
Bacon, Eastern
From Baby Beef—
POUND ....................
Any Size Piece—
POUND ....................................
Pure Lard
Boiling Beef
¿5 POUNDS
Lean and tender—
POUND
n
Z 1C
unpleasant,
stuffy feeling after par­
taking of too much rich
food, use
Armitage Gas Tablets at
ARMITAGE DRUG CO
Vernonia. Oregon
n
Colgate’s
COLGATE’S
RIBBON DENTAL
CREAM FREE
DEPARTMENT * STORE
VERNONIA. OREGON
®
CELEBRATE
A 25c Tube of
STORE NUMBER 1436
Now .
2It>.
ltt>.
2R>.
lib.
lib,
31b.
Kentucky bluegrass .....
Red top ...........................
Chewing fescue .............
White or Ladino clover
Alsike clover .................
Burr clover ....................
J.C.PENNEYC-O.
Everybody
FOR SALE—Standard make Pia­
no near Vernonia. Will sacri­
fice for unpaid balance. A snap.
Easy terms. Write Tallman Pia­
no Store, Salem, Ore.
603c
good, high-testing material free
from salvaged seed or screenings
sometimes included in pasture
mixtures.
A final requirement given by
Mr. Hyslop is that the mixture
contain two or three good sod
forming grasses such as red top
and eKntucky bluegrass to in­
sure the sod forming qualities so
necessary to permanence in such
a pasture.
A complete mixture that meets
these requirements for western
and southern Oregon, including
the coast hill lands, is as follows:
51b.
Rye grass .....
3tt>.
Orchard grass
3tb.
Tall oat grass