FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1934.
VERNONIA
EAGLE,
VERNONIA, OREGON
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Council Meeting Postponed
RAIL SHIPMENTS GROW
out into the field upon being
The railroad yard at the St. pursued. Just as the bull reach
There being no quroum at an
Helens pulp and paper mill is ed him the rope jerked its head
such a busy place that A. J. aside, and Mr. Lanway did not adjourned meeting of the city
Hughes, who is employed in the get the full force of the blow. council Saturday night it was
mill, could scarcely find his way He was knocked over on his decided not to hold another meet
vith Mr. and Mrs. Bob Repass, out, he says. Shipments now are back, picked himself up and got ing until the regular night, Mon
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who helped build Vernonia in its going entirely by rail.
out of range. His back is some day, June 4.
St. Helens itself is quiet, he what stiff, but he was otherwise
residence, all of the buildings are boom days, and now with their
Report Big Opening Day
winter had to be hauled to Stev- , children are living in North Bon says, on account of the McCorm- unhurt.
I
ick
mill
being
down.
enson for their education. The '
A big opening day last Sat
Mr. Hughes is visiting his fam-
Car Skids in Gravel
Thompsons thought beer parlors neville where they are engaged
urday is reported by the
must have occupied almost every enthusiastically in the construc ! ily here over the week end.
The automobile in which Mrs. new Margaret-Ina Beauty Salon,
other business house, but they tion work of that town.
E. H. Condit and her mother Mrs. operated in the Joy theatre build
saw no evidence of a church.
I They also found the newspaper
A. L. Parker were riding skidded ing by Margaret Nelson «nd Ina
in loose gravel near Wilark Mon Stevens.
Freak signs abound, they said, plant of Paul Robinson, who start
day morning. The radiator was
Miss Nelson and Miss Stevens
such as the typical one over a ed the Vernonia Eagle during
variety store which announces Vernonia’s rapid growth. The Ro
badly damaged, but neither of have the only beauty parlor in
the occupants was hurt except town, the other two having
that it is the “Best by a Dam binsons, however, were in Port
land for the week end.
for slight bruises.
closed recently.
Site.”
The Thompsons met and talked
An excursion including a band ; were each cut about the eyes
from The Dalles added to the j when they were thrown against
CARD OF THANKS
Sunday gayety of the place while | the windshield of their father’s
the Thompsons were there.
j car Monday when the brakes were
We wish to express our grati
They saw no evidence of the
tude for the kindness shown to dam itself. Only the results of I applied suddenly to avoid a col-
us by our many friends and es dredging and similar preliminary 1 lision.
‘N.
U. A. Scott and family of Port-1
pecially by Mrs. R. F. Nance work were apparent. Popular re
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land and Mrs. Geo. Drorbaugh of
during our recent illness.
port indicated, however, that Hillsboro visited in Vernonia Me
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gibson
large numbers of men would be morial day.
and Jackie
_.si—OK/”
employed for work on the dam
Through an error last week
next
month.
We wish to express our heart
Milo John of Treharne was re
On the way home the Thomp ported to have typhoid fever. He
felt thanks to our many friends
for the beautiful floral offerings sons stopped at points of scenic was merely ill with a slight cold.
and the many acts of kindness interest along the Evergreen
Mrs. Wm. Hammack, who is on
Friday and Saturday, June 1 and 2.
shown us during the recent ill green highway which they consid a visit to her old home near
ness and death of our dearly be ered fine traveling and very beau Chandler, Okla., expects to reach
tiful. They had a picnic supper there Sunday according to word
loved mother and sister.
in Peninsula park in Portland received by Mr. Hammack. The
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis
before returning home.
Airway, a pure Bra
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis
letter was written Tuesday from
Max-i-muM Pure Cane & n4
zilian blend. 91 _
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis
Maple . . . Glass Jug 41’
Omaha.
POUND ...... AilC
Mrs. L. H. Dewey, Mrs. F. D.
Macpherson, Mrs. S. A. Morton
3 ibs 60c
and Twila Morton motored txf
Best Foods
QTS
Portland and back Thursday.
The United States Marine corps
Mrs. Rose Fletcher is visiting
desires young men for enlist
in Newberg this week.
ment to fill vacancies which will
By F. M. LAW
JOY THEATRE
occur during the months oi June,
President American Bankers
Pure Cane, granu
Oleomargarine
Katherine Hepburn in SPIT
July and August, 1934. Require
A ssociation
lated.
URING the e-isis when confi FIRE, Saturday and
Sunday,
ments for enlistment provide that
dence was shattered, bankers June 2 and 3. Admission 10 and
accepted applicants must be Am
10 LBS. 49c
erican citizens, unmarried, at were properly concerned in Uquld- 25 cents.
Adv.
lOO-lbs. $4.89
Van
Camp
’
s
large
size,
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U<*
lty.
Their
main
Mrs. Mike Stolen is visiting in
least eighteen (18) years of ege,
27-oz. Cans ..........................
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thought was to Tacoma.
of good habits and character,
prepare to
John A. Miller repaired the
sixty-six inches tall or over, and
Canning Supplies
meet any de
able to furnish at least three let
mand tor with- roof of the Eagle shop Tuesday.
Jar Rubbers
ters of reference from reputable
Mrs. Ben Cline is visiting rela
d r a w a I of
MacMarr, tall cans 8 Cans
people.
funds. They tives in Idaho.
Double lip
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Information, literature and ap
Mrs. J. H. Bush visited Mr.
were more In
4-Doz............ 1JU
plication blanks may be obtained
terested there Bush in Astoria Memorial day.
Flakes
Parowax
fore In collect
from the postmaster or from the
Wm. Lanway had a narrow es
Reg. size package .... .....................
ing mans than cape from an infuriated bull
United States Marine corps re
2 PKGS 15c
in making while in the lane leading to his
cruiting station, 208 U. S. Court
them.
For
this
House, S.W. Broadway and Main
place Tuesday night. The animal
they cannot be was tethered to the fence, and
streets, Portland, Oregon. Appli
justly blamed.
cants residing at remote dis
took after Mr. Lanway, who ran
Assorted Flavors
It was a prop
tances from Portland, Oregon, er procedure.
FRESH
will be given preference in filling
Now that confidence has been so replaced duriug the last half of the
EXTRAS
Fresh Fruits & Vegetable*
year
by
a
substantial
recovery
existing vacancies.
largely restored banks will natural
Every egg guaran
resume a more normal lending movement.
teed
TOMATOES
WANTED—Used Overstuffed da ly
Among
favorable
factors
is
the
This does not mean that they
Solid Red Meated.
2-LBS.
Improved condition of the banks. It
venport and chair—must be in policy.
will or should extend loose or un
2 doz .... 27c
good condition. 2'ri miles out on sound credit, but that In the utmost is doubtless true that the banking
LETTUCE
St. Helens Road. Merle King, good faith bankers will perform structure of the country has never
Solid Heads.
3 FOR
Mist road.
22*1 their proper part In recovery by a been in a sounder, stronger and
Thompson Family Visit
Bonneville Power Site
Ites
¿¡nd Special.
Coffee
SYltUP
Classified Ads STRONGER BUSINESS
MAYONNAISE
47c
UND STRONGER BANKS
SEGAR
NIJCOA
D
LB llC
POKK & BEANS
MILK
49c
Grape Nut
9c
JELLO
EGGS
pKG 5c
25C
WE PAY—Highest cash
for Cascara Bark. Present
4c pound. Vernonia Trading
pany.
price
price
com
21c3
FOR SALE
MAPLE AND FIR WOOD—For
sale, $4.00 a cord delivered,
$1.00 a rick come and get, it
yourself. Across road from Ne
halem Tavern.
22c?
Late Cabbage Plants for sale—
4 doz. 25c. Mrs. G. W. Thack
er, 958 First Ave.
22*1
FOR SALE—Bees, new swarms.
10 frame hives—$5.00 each.
First ordered first served. J. Bur-
traw. 3 miles east of Vernonia on
Coon Creek road.
21*2
BIDS WANTED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that sealed bids will be accepted
by the board of School Dist. No.
47 at the office of the clerk up
to 7:30 p. m. June 12, 1934, for
140 cords of four foot, green,
sound, old-growth fir wood, to be
delivered not later than July 15.
to the Washington Grade school.
Bidders must be residents of
School Dist. No. 47. The board
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
R. M. ALDRICH,
Attest—
Chairman.
Loel Roberts, Clerk.
20c3
sympathetic and constructive atti
tude In the making of sound loans.
Nor should commercial banks make
capital or long time loaus, for the
reason that their loans an made
from funds derived from deposits
payable for the most part on de
mand.
W’hen the retur. of confidence is
further on its way, business men
will find need for credit in making
their plans. Then good borrowers,
who for the most part have been so
conspicuously absent from the mar
ket, will return. They will be warm
ly welcomed by the banks.
more liquid condition than it is to
day. My authority for that state
ment Is the Comptroller of the Cur
rency. No longer is their any tear or
thought of bank runs. Dtpositors
once more know that their money is
sate and the banker, thrice armed
in the knowledge of his own
strength, is looking forward.
Firm Fruit .....
Full cream mild
4 LBS.
ar*....... i4c
CARROTS or BEETS
Large bunches,
Oregon grown
n
•) Bunches
TUNE IN
NIPPY CHEESE
10c ■ POUND
17c
Airway Coffee Program
"In Old Brazil”
Choice Meats
Business Men's Fears
Business men have not yet laid
all their fears. They worry about
what Congress may or may not do.
They concern themselves about a
trend toward control of business by
government. The., fear taxes beyond
their power to pay These are real
sources of worry and when they are
reassured alons these lines they
will be more Inclined to take a fresh
look at the future and to make plaus
to go forward.
As a matter of fact there are tan
gible evidences of recovery. The
Federal Reserve Board officially
has stated that prices, wages, busi
ness activity and production were
back to the highest peak since early
in 1931. Commercial failures in the
United States are being cut almost
in halt as compared with the same
period last year It has been re
ported that the decline in export
and Import trade was definitely
cheeked in the middle of 1933 and
Cheese
CANTALOUPES
Fancy 45’s.
3 FOR
BANANAS
Market Feature*
Pork Steak lb. 18c
lb.
lb.
Roil h? g Eeef
VEAL ROAST
HOFFMAN
HDWE. CO.
FOR BARGAINS—SEE
HOFFMAN ABOUT IT
LARII Pure
3 lbs.
Cottage Cheese
Weiners
lb.
pt.
9c
15c
29c
15c
21c