FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1931.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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employed during the fruit season J back and daughter Louise from' he is living.
Hintzen, Geo. J. Altstadt, W. R.
Mrs. Osborn also has a brother,: St. Helens, and Mr. and Mrs. i Stanley Neurer is a guest at
Bevens, Webb Campbell, E. H.
Bert Ellison and their daughter the home of his uncle and aunt,
G. Beerman, there.
Leahy. Portland, George W. Ford,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Neurer. Stan-
Longview, E. B. Flett, Yamhill,
Mrs. Charles Hill and Mrs. from Portland.
Hy Tracey hauled wood to Ver- ley’s home is in Astoria and he
Mrs. Jake Neurer
Hilbert Young, Keasey, and Mr.
Dave McMullen spent Thursday
I plans to spend some time here.
and Mrs. Mark E. Moe and chil­
visiting Mrs. McMullen’s parents, nonia last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap, I The small house belonging to
dren of Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. John Estes at Riv­
Mrs. M. Peterson and Lloyd Deeds, Reed Halding next to the Natal
Herman Greener, who lives
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hambley erview.
occupied by^ Miss Thom-
near town on the highway was and family and Orval Bates have
Frank and John Benzar were were Sunday guests of Mr. and school
as’s brother and his family. They
undergo an operation sometime painfully, though not seriously moved to Riverview to live.
business callers at Jake Neurer’s Mrs. Bob Lindsay.
came
from
Portland last week.
this week.
injured, when attacked by a bull
Miss Marian McMullen spent home Saturday.
The Nehalem valley was over­
Mrs. Irene Cook, representative in his barn Sunday. The animal, the weekend with her cousin Eve­ The Imperial Feed and Grain run with sportsmen Sunday the I Work on the playshed at the
of the Gossard line of corsets but recently purchased, was in a lyn McMullen at Pebble creek.
company from Hillsboro deliver­ opening day of deer season. Hun-, Natal school grounds is well un­
and foundation garments, will be stall and Mr. Greener was work­
Oliver Burris and granddaugh- ed feed to farmers and dairymen iters from near and far were eager der way. They expect to have
at the Miller Mercantile store ing around it when the attack ter Beatrice Perry were business in the valley last week.
the building practically finished
to get a buck.
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 26, occurred. ’. 1»>.
by October 1.
.
Mr. Greener's leg was]visitors
in Vernonia Saturday.
Flqyd
Deeds
resumed
his
stu
­
The
Clyde
Henderson
folks
of
from 1:30 to 5:30.
Adv. cut and he suffered numerous! Mr?. Lee Osborn is leaving
Dave “ and
John
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Portland
were
visiting
relatives
dies
at
the
University
of
Oregon
“i*,,":
““". McMullin were
bumps
and
bruises.
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this week for Yakima, Washing- and friends last weekend.
Ray D. Fisher was in Portland
at Eugene opening day, Monday, i Vernonia business > visitors
Mrs. Thomas Mclnerny, of Elk-1 ton, to join her sister Hettie and
Saturday to attend a meeting of
C. E. Ward of Clatakanie ¡Friday.__________
Selected Audited Weeklies and point, South Dakota, is visiting I husband where they they will bJ Lloyd Green from Treharne was mountain worked for Mr. Mat-1
at Natal calling on friends Fri­
to visit his mother, Mrs. A. N. her brother, Charles S. Hoffman, I
thews this week on the Natal
^■This Ad good for $1.50
Fisher, who is slighly injured as of this city. Mrs. Mclnerny was evening with Aunt Sally Sunday day.
on $5.00 Permanent wave at
Miss Millie McMullin accomp­ school.
a result of being struck by a car. a delegate to the P. E. 0. na- during the absence of Mrs. Tom
Farmers in this vicinity are
HAZEL SKINNER’S
anied by her fplks left Sunday busy
Throop.
Mrs. John T. Kirk returned tionaf convention in Portland last ™
fall plowing and doing some
Forest Grote, where she will fall seeding
BEAUTY SHOP
last week from a 14 day vacation week. This week Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Tom Throop and children, for
at present.
enter
Pacific
university.
C.
S.
Hoffman
and
guest,
Mrs.
in eastern Oregon where she vi-
300 Columbia Big., Portland
also Aunt Sally, were the guests Guests over the weekend at Mr.
Clyde Johnson was a business.
Mclnerny,
are
motoring
to
the
sisted her daughters in Heppner
367 Wash. Phone AT 1518
iof Grandma Rogers at a delight- and Mrs. Jake Neurer’s were Mr. visitor in Vernonia Monday morn-;
and Condon and took inf the coast and then up the McKenzie jful luncheon Saturday.
ing.
Marcel or Finger wave 50c
Mrs.
Pete
Neurer
and
daugh
­
and
Heppner rodeo and the Gilliam River highway to their cottage,
I
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoff and
John Thomas is building a new
Offer expires Oct. 10
Hoff-manor.
county fair.
¡son Joe returned home Sunday ter Stella and son David, Miss barn on the Deeds place, where
Dr. Roland Eby of Portland,
Miss Cathrine Hoffman has re­
cently returned from the Emanuel brother of Dr. Marvin R. Eby,
hospital in Portland where she and O. D. Eby of Oregon City
underwent an operation several father of the two doctors, have
nie, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ku-
weeks ago. She left today for been visiting at the Eby home I short visit here.
Corvallis to attend Oregon State for a few days and have been do­ Aunt Sally’s turtle finally ran
ing some hunting and fishing. Dr. away, and is now on its way back |
college as a sophomore.
Roland Eby will soon leave for ! to Missouri.
ou’ll find a fu
Gu,ests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. the
City general hospital
Mgs. Charley Hill of Portland
E. J. Douglass were Mr. and Mrs. clinic Iowa
where
he
will
take
three
line of tfie New
S. L. Gitchel, brother-in-law and years of post graduate work in and Mrs. Dave McMullen and
daughter Millie of Natal were
sister of Mr Douglass. Their eye, ear, nose and throat.
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Estes
Thurs
­
home is in Grand Island, Nebras­
. ,UNSTANT’LIGHT
>
I day.
ka, and they are making a motor
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cline and
tour of the west.
sons Gordon and Donald spent
Registered at Hotel Vernonia
Monday in Hood River.
this week were Harold Gay, J. H.
Slim Brooks visited friends in
Whitson, Clarence Purdun, W. L.
Mr*. Lee Hal!
Riverview Monday.
Mayne, R. B. Frink, Tom Leis
Mrs. Charles Christensen had
1
of Portland, Mrs. Marie A. Ed­
as her guests over the weekend
wards of Spokane, and Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stevenson Mrs. Rose Babcock and Mr. and I
Mrs. G. Raymond of Jewell.
This week’s guests at Hotel had as their guest over the week Mrs. G. H. Magary of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Blount
end
Mrs. J. L. Morgan and son
McDonald included Max Rumin­
ski, J. W. Van Order, Frank Wil- Lyle, Mrs. James Swallow and and grandmother left Monday for
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son, Pete Cidick, N. Gray, Ar- son Duane and William Steven- Louisiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Donaway
thur C. Bradley, J. L. Fidler, sen, all of Corvallis, Montana,
Portland, A. B. Igou, Vancouver, and Mrs. Mabie Herman and Mrs. are now occupying the house re­
F. B. Hurt and H. R. Hickey, St. Olive Healy, both of North Da­ cently vacated by Bill Johnson.
Come in and let us demonstrate this re-1
Mrs. P. K. Peterson spent Mon­ markable
A quart of rich, pure milk is indeed like a
kota. They all drove to Seaside
Helens.
new instant-light Aladdin to
day
in
St.
Helens.
to
spend
Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Fest arrived at the
quart of sunshine” for the growing child.
you.
You
’
ll
be
astonished
to
see
the
home of her father, J. W. Rosa,
Mr. ana
and rars.
Mrs. D.
u. R.
n.. Fowler
rowier anu
and . Mrs. Richy called on Aunt Sal- tlood of pure white light it gives, and
Sunday evening. She is feeling son Kenneth, also Mr. and Mrs, >Y Mo"day.
It contains minerals, vitamines and nourish­
simple and easy it is to operate.,
Herman Greener was severely how
Burns common kerosene (coal oil) and oper- |
quite well after recovering from C. R. Fowler spent Sunday visit­
ing food elements necessary to form good teeth
atesatfull
capacity
(GO
candle
power)
for
50
i
gored
by
his
bull,
Several
stit-
the automobile accident in Port­ ing relatives in St. Helens.
The cheapest white light known to
and healthy bodies.
ches were necessary ■ to
t close a hours.
land. She will leave October 4,
man. Absolutely safe—no odor^moke. noise
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Stevenson wound in his right leg.
or trouble. A style for every purpose. Beau­
as the trial of the case will be­ spent Friday in Portland.
Now that summer weather is over and long
I
Mr
;
and
Mrs.
”
J.
P"
McDonald
tiful plain and decorated glass shades and
gin Monday, October 5.
multicolored parchment shades that will
Mrs.
Paul Driscoll
and
children
returned
home
Thursday
from an charm
winter days are coming your child especially
and delight you.
Mrs. Louise Fairchild and spent
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Sunday with Mrs. B. B. extended, trip through Oregon.
needs nourishing food. Give him a quart of
daughters Evelyn and Hilda mov­ Hawkins
A nr! 1 Karhan*
B
•
• i’-
H you
come
in and
let
and Mrs. Frank Mills.
Mrs. jAnna
H
Visiting
| us
«how now
you have
bow an
to Aladdin
keep it in
perfect
order.
ed this week into the Thomas
Sunshine” each day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
McDonald.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
I.
Robbins
building on Third street. They
"1 Supplies for all Models f*
Mrs. May Cameron
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returned
a few days with
will live in apartments upstairs are spending
sj
I
Always on Hand
<
We sell the very best raw and pasteurized
and Mrs. Fairchild will operate Mrs. Jay Burtraw of Souls Hill. home from Longview after a
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milk and cream. Our bottles are always scien­
C. Bruce spent Sunday at week’s visit.
her dressmaking and hemstitch­
tifically sterilized.
Clatskanie fishing.
ing shop down stairs.
See Hoffman About it
Mrs. F. H. Veith and son Fred­ Glen Hawkins and Ken Whit­
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IT
PAYS
die and Mrs. Veith’s mother, Mrs. sell are taking a few days out­
Lottie E. Dewey, who Mrs. Veith ing up Wolf creek.
Mrs. Dayton Ross and daughter
For
was visiting in Vancouver, Wash­
ington, accompanied Henry Hick­ Bonnie Bell are spending a month
RING-WORM, ECZEMA,
ey to Vernonia Saturday even­ or so with Mrs. Jim Aubrey.
AND BOILS
Dorothy Throop left Sunday
ing. Mrs. Dewey returned to
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for Oak Ridge, Oregon, where
her home Sunday night.
MRS. A. E. JENNINGS
Among those staying at Hotel she will begin practice teaching.
Vernonia, Oregon
Near Brazing Works
Hy Van recently were W. F.1 Grandma Cameron spent the
Natal
Mrs. W. L. Van Doren called
on Mrs. N. S. Soden at St. Vin­
cents hospital Sunday.
A baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Ep­
ping September 18.
Leonard Hall and Dwight
Strong are attending Oregon State
college at Corvallis.
Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Anderson
of Corvallis visited Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Kullander Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Biddle of Swen­
son stopped here for a few days
last week while on her way to
Idaho.
Mrs. Nels Pearson from Port­
land visited over the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Barclay and
friends.
Carl Engen cut his left thumb
severely while splitting wood at
his home in Treharne Tuesday af­
ternoon.
F. J. Dees who works on the
8. P. and S. train had his right
thumb dislocated when struck by
a timber Monday.
Mrs. Mary Nelson moved this
week from the Vista hotel to the
former Mumbach residence on
Columbia street.
.Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L. H. Dewey were Mrs. George
Mulkey and daughters Frances
and Helen and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Cady.
Mips Myrtle Hall left Friday
for Albany where she will teach
school. Miss Hall is a graduate
of the Oregon Normal school at
Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Malmsten
and Otto Malmsten drove to Sea­
side Sunday to bring home Miss
Lois Malmsten who had spent the
week at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wridge
and children moved last week
into the house at 1142 Columbia
street. They formerly occupied
a house on Rose avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey are
occupying the J. C. Lindley house
at 225 B street. Mr. Dewey is
the new manager of the Miller
Mercantile company store.
German iris— ' 1 dozen, all dif-
ferent, $1.00. Perennial phlox,
10 cents a root. Mrs. W. L. Van
Doren, 1021 First Ave., phone
(Adv.)
1136.
Stopping at Hotel Nehalem this
A.
Taye,
Portland;
week were Z.
T. W. Cowan, Westport; Mr. and
Mrs. I. White and A. H. Pape
of The Dalles.
A group who attended the
county fair Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Van Alstine and
Mrs. G. W. Johnson.
Mrs. C. U. Enstrom was taken
to Emanuel hospital in Portland
Monday for examination. It was
believed that she would have to
Riverview
A Quart ¿/ 'Suushbii
Sure Cure
Hoffman
Hdwe. Co.
Miller’s Day Sale
LADIES’
Fancy Slippers
Kid, Satin, Suede
Limited Supply
-
-
5
QA
FANCY OUTINGS
25 c
KOTEX—
One Box.
San-A-Pack—
One Box.
39c
23c
New
HOUSE
DRESSES
CHILDREN’S
SCHOOL HOSE
CHOOSE HERE FROM A
BEVY OF CHARMING
Silk Dresses
Anyone can afford a new silk dress at this
astonishing price—$5.95 for one dress and
a second dress for an additional 10 cents.
Just arrived a beautiful assort­
ment in fancy patterns. AU dif­
ferent to colors and styles.
ALL SIZES
59c
98c •
1 DRESS $5,95 - 1 DRESS JQc
NOW
$3.95 Coat
NOW
$2.98
CANVAS GLOVES
Men’s-
Heavy
2
LEATHER FACE
CANVAS GI.OVES
25c
Ar
¿kOC
4
BOYS’
BIB OVERALLS
SPECIAL 69c
Men’s New All-Wool
BLAZERS
2
FOR MISS AND LADIES
Prices smashed far
Below Cost ....
$6.90 Coat
19c and 25c
DRESSES FOR
Q5
Oregon-made, extra heavy
$1-29
Smart
RAIN
COATS
BUY NOW
Men’s Genuine Moleskin
PANTS
THINK OF IT—2 Silk Dresses for $6.05
PRICES
The fall and winter rains
are near. Be protected
with one of our—
.... $1.oo
All Sizes
GINGHAMS
Small and large checks,
variety of colors.
25c value—NOW
SUITS
-
Rayon CURTAIN Scrims
n ™
Long sleeves and legs
Small sizes
Three Beautiful Blankets, Also Beautiful Oil Painting to be Given Away FREE
-
Large assortment,
tractive patterns.
UNION SUITS
Local Store Open Under New Management
BUY NOW
Beautiful fabrics.
buy Now.
Yard
MEN’S
SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AND LASTS THREE DAYS
$1-98
NOW
NEHALEM VALLEY
ICE & CREAMERY CO
No Refunds nor Exchanges.
Th<- uossAnn
Line of Beauty
Boys’ Naugatex
JACKET COATS
Woombat collars; cord and
sheep skin lined.
$7.90 VALUE
NOW
STORE
CLOSES
WEEK
DAYS
AT
6:00
P. M.
0NLY $3.49
Boys’ New All-Wool
SATURDAY 1:30 TO 5:30
You are cordially invited to at­
tend a showing of New Gossard
designs for the feminine Silhou­
ette. Girdles and Brassieres will
be displayed. A fashion represen­
tative of the H. W. Gossard Co.,
will be here to suggest the cor­
rect garment for you, and, if you
wish it, to fit you personally.
Oregon-made product.
Extra warm and durabla.
ONLY
WHY PAY MORE THAN AT—
$2.49
STORE
OPEN
SAT.
NIGHTS
UNTIL
9:00
P. M.
Extra Special—Boys’
WAIST OVERALLS
Sizes 6 to 15 years—
2 PA1R $1.00
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