PAGE EIGHT
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1934.
VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON
LODE MCDONALD
Blue Jays Win
IS ROAD FOREMAN
Two Games With
FOR LOCAL DISTRICT
Jewell-Birkenfeld
Treharne
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson and
The Vernonia Blue Jays defeat­
Dewitt Strong motored to Port-
They
are
hired
’
for
one
month
at
ed Jewell 43 to 17 at Jewell
and over the week end.
Friday night. The Blue Jays line­ a time only, however, instead of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sehorn
being
appointed
for
the
year.
up was as usual, except that
visited
with relatives at Corvallis
Mr. McDonald was the only
Frances Bergerson took the place
new foreman selected, the rest on Friday.
of Doris Vosnick as guard.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turner of
Tuesday night in Vernonia the being the same as last year, ex­ Portland were callers at the home
Blue Jays won 21 to 8 over a cept that U. W. Clark at St. of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Baker.
mixed team from Jewell and Bir­ ’ Helens was given additional ter-
Miss Doris Timm and Dick
kenfeld. Verne Ellis and Celeste ritory. The others are Fred Zim- Bradley were married on batur-
merman,
Rainier,
_.
F.
_____
Anliker,
,
1
McDonald, were sub-centers, Fran­
ces Bergerson and Erma Thomp­ Goble, W. W. Payne, Clatskanie, | day- The y°unK c0UPle intend
and J. F. Richardson, Sauvies: making their home in Vernonia..
son, sub-guards. Mildred' and Ida Island.
' Dean Holt from Kelso, Wasn.,
Mae Hawkins, centers, played one
_________ __________
[ visited with relatives here.
quarter in the guard positions. 1
FEATHERS AND TALONS: v Those a‘tcndinf the danf"e at
Paul Gordon was referee.
_______
Vernonia Saturday evening were
The team will play at Birken­
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' “r’ and Mrs Robert Spencer,
feld Monday night, and on Wed­ ------------------------------------------- | Mr. and Mrs. George Baslington,
nesday night hopes to play the and Harry King discussing how! Mr. and Mrs. E. Treharne and
Manley Center Community team to land the big ones . . . Jack | daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
of Portland here. This team is Bush lulled into noisy slumber by Kelley and children, Mr. and Mrs.
rated as very strong, and some the steenth reading of the liquor Frank O’Connor, Mr. and Mrs. ;
real competition for the Blue Jays ordinance . . . O. D. McCabe Joe Davis, Mr. and Mrs. George j
is expected.
looking for some one to go fish- Holt and family, Miss M. Rey- j
nolds, Miss B. Smith, Miss Ruby
ing with him.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hult, I
Vernonia Grade
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmid'lin, I
School Wins Game
Sheep. Goat Raisers
Mr. and Mrs. E. Snyder, Miss
From Scappoose
To Meet Wednesday
Florence Tichenor, Miss M. Mowe
In I. O. O. F. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. S. Baker.
Vernonia grade school nosed
At the home of Mrs. M. Smith
out Scappoose 12 to 10 in basket­
The annual meeting of the on Friday a shower wa sgiven for,
ball Tuesday night. The result Columbia County Sheep and Goat Mrs. Maxine SmejkwL She te-
was in doubt, with Scappoose in raisers will be held at Vernonia ceived many lovely gifts.
the lead, until the last two min­ Wednesday, Feb. 7, from .10:30
utes of play, when two baskets a. m. until 2 p. m. in the I. O.
were made for the locals.
O. F. hall.
Vernonia’s line-up was as fol­
The regular business of the as-
lows: Don and Robert Peterson, sociation will be transacted at
forwards; Robert Acord, center; that time and there will be dis-
Jack Childs and Bill Myers, cussions of interest to the sheep
guards; Hartung and Schalock, and goat raisers of Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Johnson,
substitutes'.
county. The principal speaker of Mrs. M. L. Ratcliffe and Mrs. Er- I
There will be a return game the day will be Oran M. Nelson, nest Graham motored to Portland
Saturday at Scappoose and the head of the animal husbandry de­ and back Wednesday.
following Friday the locals will partment at Corvallis, who will
Mrs. A. E. Jennings, who has
play Clatskanie here. Vernonia’s address the association on some been in ill health for the past
margin in the previous game with interesting phases of the sheep two motnhs, is better now.
Clatskanie was only two points. and goat situation.
Darlene Rose is the name of
There will be other speakers a baby girl born Saturday to Mr.
there from Pacific Wool Grow­ and Mrs. Ted Aspinall.
ers’ association in Portland and
Joe Wangler, Julia Wangler j
LOST—$5.00 in post office in representatives of the stock yards. and Marguerite Laird were Port­
A meeting of the hog raisers land visitors Sunday.
front of money order window
Thursday noon. Good reward up­ will be held immediately after the
Claude Knapp is much better'
on return to Grandma Sitts. 5cl adjournment of the sheep and this week.
goat raisers meeting at 2:00 o’-
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Eby of
WANTED
clock to consider the details of Oregon City enjoyed a picnic up '
MUSIC PUPILS— Piano. Mrs. the hog adjustment plan and to Rock creek Sunday with their
Harold McEntire, House No. 16 discuss the details of the sign up son, Dr. Roland D. Eby of Ver-1
Louisiana Ave. O.-A. hill.
4o2 of the contracts for the farmers nonia, and Miss Hazel Nobes of
to receive their bounties for i Portland.
agreeing to reduce the number • of
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Buffmire
FOR SALE
hogs that they raise.
are entertaining this week Mr. I
FAT RHODE ISLAND RED hens,
Buffmire’s father and sister, W. |
nine months old for sale, $1.00 PRIZE FOR STEELHEAD
M. Buffmire and Mrs. W. H. Wei-;
apiece, live or dressed. Mrs. H.
OFFERED BY WASHBURN ty of Medford. Mrs. Welty ex­
Veal.
5*3
pects to leave in a few days for
A $3.50 pipe for the biggest Weiser, Idaho.
For sale or trade—White New
steelhead caught in February is
Louis Van Orshoven, former
Zealand pedigreed rabbits and being offered by E. H. Wash­
rabbit hutches. Ed Buckner, Riv- burn. All fish must be weighed Columbia county engineer, and
now an appraiser for the U. S.
erview.
5c2 in at Lincoln’s Candy Kitchen, farm loan association, was in Ver­
nonia Wednesday.
TRAILER FOR SALE, or will Mr. Washburn says.
trade for 1H cords of wood.
Inquire Tom Magoff, Riverview.
5c 1
Caught in
The Bounds
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
MONDAY
For Big
Hand Bill
Luna
SOAP
MILK Max-i-muM
SUGAR Finest Cane
FLOUR
FOR SALE—Hay, vetch seed and
beef. Telephone 14F1555. El­
mer Bergerson.
5c2
ONE JERSEY COW, 5 years old.
Fresh since Nov. 1, 1933, $25.
Vernonia Trading Co.
4c3?
NOTICE
To Owners or Keepers of Dogs
of the age of eight months or
ovw: 1934 license fees have been
fixed by the Court as follows:
$1.00 for each male or spay­
ed bitch dag; $1.50 for each
female dog,
if paid on or before March 1st.
Thereafter, penalty of 50c will
be added.
Please DO NOT make remit­
tance in postage stamps.
w. a . M c C lintock ,
Chai.man Columbia Coun­
ty Dog Control Board.
5, 7 only.
BANANAS
LETTUCE
ORANGES
.......... io-ibs.4«c
100-lb. Sack ... $4.69
Safeway
49-lb. Bag $1.69
Ripe and Plump—4-LBS.
Solid Heads
Jumbo Size—HALF CASE
17c
19c
35c
25c
12c
20c
. 9c
25c
19c
5c
$1.49
LEMONETTES
RUTABAGAS
Thin skin,
juicy le­
mons—
Clean, yellow
meated ones
5
DOZ.
7c
a marvelous gift the entire
family will enjoy. Don't miss
it —it's FREE
Bring in Rome
Market Features
. . . or other foreign sta­
tions on one of these mar­
velous G.-E., Philco, Cros-
ley or Zenith receivers.
VEAL ROAST lb. 14c
Beef Boast
lb
BIB BOIL
Baeon Squares
FREE Demonstration
Get your free demonstra­
tion NOW ... A phone
call will bring one to your
home—for trial.
EASY TERMS
,
.
3-Tall Cans
20c
17c
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Muscle in
on
Mussolini
..
10-BARS
BEANS Small Whites—5-LBS. ............
COCOA Mother’s — 2-LB. CAN.......... .
ROLLED OATS 9- lb . bag ........
SWANS DOWN Cake Flour—PKG..
PUREX Cleans and Bleaches—QT........ .
MATCHES Highway—6 BOXES..........
CRUX Oleomargarine—LB....................
CALUMET Baking Powder—LB...........
JELL WELL Choice of Flavors—PKG.
PALMOLIVE Soap—CAKE
SUNBRITE Cleanser—CAN
BROOMS Kitchen—EACH
Classified Ads
Two fine Columbia Rock cock­
erels for sale, or will trade
for Black Minorca hens. Mrs. Jas.
Emmons. 441 First Ave.
5*1
February
3 - 5
Watch
,
^our old set taken in trade.
"Everything for the Home
Vernonia, Phone 801
PATERSON FURNITURE STORE
Salt Pork
II a in burger
or
Sausage
12c