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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1934)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1934, VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA OREGON BIGGER CROPS process of transition from the BETTER WALNUTS crowded city to the healthy country districts, UCC Plans are ARE IN STORE aiding the American family to i establish with economical advan-I Bigger crops and better wai for this year’s book week, aad (Continued from page 1.) offers a number of concrete Will Serve Public and Ford tage in more desirable locations, [ nuts are in store for the Coast of the board explained the idea suggestions for profitable read and are thus helping to raise the housewife this yeai- -- according Dealers of Northwest of book week and presented ing. The UCC Plans provide not I standard of American living con- j to officials of Safeway Stores, I some of the problems of the I Inc., who have just completed In this nervous, hectic world only a convenient way of pur ditions. local library. Mrs. L. H. Dewey chasing out of income, but they Every day people are re- arrangements for the Company’s it is good for us to sit down read the story of “Peter,” who alone with a book and be quiet. are low in cost. It is estimated turning to gainful employment.j annual grower-consumer walnut wanted books more than boot», To the inexperienced person this that Ford time purchasers have The increasing volume of time campaign. ■written by Theodore A. Harper may seem to be a very dry pro- been able to save in excess of buying is evidence of the fact: The campaign this year is sch- of Portland and first read by ! ceedure; but it is not. There is Fifty Million Dollars through the that with the return of employ-' eduled from November 12 to him before the Portland Cham ! many a field of knowledge open lower cost of this Authorized ment comes the urge to buy nec-:the 17th, when walnuts are both ber of Commerce during a book to us through the book door. Ford financing service. It is the essary transportation represen-! seasonably popular and attrac week celebration a number of Great anniversaries open their purpose of Universal Credit Com ting true value in economy and I tive in price. The present cost years ago. Mrs. Ray D. Fisher | makes walnuts one of the few ex doors to us, far away people tell pany to keep the cost of service quality. talked about books in relation to Families buy Ford cars today ceptions to the generally rising us of their findings in the many to the person who buys on time, this year’s slogan, “Ride the fields of human endeavor. May as low as possible, commensur as they have for thirty years be- trend in food prices, Book Trail to Knowledge and I suggest for illustration the ate with sound business policies. cause of outstanding value. Out Adventure.” This cost of credit is just as standing quality, at low cost, has Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall, former study of archeology, the study for the interest being displayed of how men uncover the ruins vital as the cost of any of the made the New Ford the choice of Vernonia residents now living in in book week, Mrs. E. S. Thomp Waldport, were Vernonia visitors i of past generations to see how material that goes into the build millions. son, chairman of the library | men lived and what they thought ing of the automobile. It is in A truly helpful credit service from Friday to Sunday. Mr. Hall board, stated that she warned to and did. This is very interesting every sense, a commodity which with friendly treatment, is the went to Portland for medical especially interest people living as it is constantly bringing to becomes a part of the completed business philosophy behind UCC treatment, and they stopped off outside the city limits in helping light new proof of the truth of article before it is ultimately credit operations, The conven- on the way back. the library. People living n Mrs. L. L. Wells, Mrs. Nola the Bible, particularly the Old sold to the public. Thus, the Un ient terms and low cost features town poy a small tax to help iversal Credit Company’s low fi of UCC Plans are available to Brady, C. R. Pritchard and Mr. Testament history. support the library, she said, Another book door opens into nance charges are equivalent to a Ford purchesers at the Crawford and Mrs. J. F. Rose attended a while those living outside receive the world of fine entertainment. reduction on Ford cars. Ford Motor Company, Vernonia, Ore I one day missionary convention all privileges of using the library I was just reading today from Dealers will be pleased to present gon, who is an Authorized Ford ! at Fern Park Christian church free of cose, and yet pay no tax the Prophet Jeremiah. He speaks a sound, workable credit plan dealer in this community. (Adv. in Portland Nov. 7. for its up keep. Although many of the people who turned away for the business man who may libraries charge people living out from God as having left the desire funds for a few days or of town a small fee for the use clear spring water and built for months; the school teacher who of their books, it is not the themselves, poor, broken cisterns has an income for only part of local library’s intention of re at that. People do the same when the year; and the farmer and the sorting to this practice during they go out to seek entertain wage earner who budgets his this time of financial stress. ment; they will leave a fine income for needs and pleasure. “Everyone living within Verno Then there is that important story to go out to soak them nia’s trading area is welcome to selves in a “bucket of suds”. In matter of good will, which has use the library freely,” Mrs. this regard may I suggest the been defined as “The inclination Thompson said, “but it w hoped books of Joseph C. Lincoln as of a customer to return to the that many of them will express being replete with good humor place where he has been well their appreciation by giving and very entertaining. I am treated.” A buyer delights in something to help the library thinking particularly of “Rugged dealing with an organization that get more books to serve them Waters” and “Captain Warren’s gives him prompt, courteous ser better.” vice; that deals fairly with him; Wards”. Another interesting book door that maintains scrupulously the ALL OUR STORES opens to the road to adventure. standard of its service; and that If you have longed to travel and is constantly instilling in the Delicious Walnuts TURKEYS FOR SALE------ For cannot, try the book method. The buyer a sense of reliability and ... this years crop grain fed turkeys, live or National Geographit Magazine confidence, and appreciation of ... from the grow dressed, see or write F. B. War- is splendid as most everyone the company and its service. ers finest groves. field, Vernonia, near the golf knows. Particularly I would sug UCC Plans are serving a Brough to you at course. 45c3 gest the twenty or more books in still greater purpose in the econ real savings. the Vagabond Series. They are omic and social phases of our PUT WALNUTS RHODE ISLAND REDS and blue stories of real men who really national life. In addition to ON YOUR GRO Australaups, dressed or other traveled and as far as I know the adding to the advancerhent of CERY LIST . . . wise. 20 cents a pound. Mrs. A. series, they are entirely authentic. organized industry, UCC Plans RIGHT NOW! E. Jennings 46*1 There is another book that 1 re are at the same time contributing A SUBSTANTIAL REWARD will cently read that to me is an ad substantially to the happiness be paid for the arrest and con venture in living the Christlike and contentment of society by viction of the person or persons life in this day and age. “Kaga- extending credit to the patrons committing vandalism at the wa” by Wm. Axling is the story of Ford Dealers everywhere. FOR YOUR The automobile has become sportsmen’s cabin up Rock Creek. of a present day Japanese Christ more and more a necessity in Nehalem Rod and Gun Club.46*1 ian who, I venture to say, lives General Electric more in a day than most of us American family life. In the GLACEIX CHERRIES or NOTICE—I will not be respon live in a year or more. If you 30 and 60 watt GLACED PINE sible for any debts contracted want a real thrill, read this book. hand that the library here may APPLE — lb....... be bigger and better that these MAZDAS by my wife, Idell Sesseman. R. There is another book that I 25 to 75 watt Citron, lemon or Sesseman. 46*1 would not have any forget to trails may be open to all. C. R. Pritchard orange peel, lb. each 20c 6 for FRYERS AND PULLETS, Also open. That is the door that leads to a knowledge of God and how weaner pigs. W. 0. Porterfield. 39tf. he would have men and nations live. This door is open through Foor.eibsCa$I.45 FOR SALE—Milton piano. Terms the Bible, which is the word of I Given by H. E. C. Club God, and there is no other way ■ or cash. Mrs. J. M. Peachey. that we can gain this knowledge. 46?lc We must not neglect it. May I WILL TAKE WARRANTS to suggest that there be placed in I VERNONIA amount of purchase for fol the library several good Bibles lowing: Turkeys, live or dressed, that those who have none in hay, and feeder pigs. Phone ■ their homes may have access to B«rki‘muM 14F1555, Elmer Bergerson. 46c2 this Word of Life. The book trail leads to know Gents 25c Ladies 25c NOTICE OF SALE ledge, entertainment and adven NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ture. Let us each one lend a Oleomargerine Crux — 2- lbs ............... 29c that I, the undersigned lien claim ant, will sell the hereinafter des Jell-Well Assorted Flavors—5 PKGS............ 25c cribed personal property to the PRUNES Large size—3-LB. CELLO. PKG. 19c highest bidder for cash, at public auction at the warehouse of the SOAP Luna —10 BARS ........................... 2?C Vernonia Trading company in Vernonia, Oregon, on the 3rd day CANDY Fey. Satin Mixed—2-LBS.............. 25c of December, 1934, at 10:00 o’ clock a. m., of that day to satisfy Our complete stock of Chevrolet parts assures the lien of the claimant herein against Lee Klepper on whose you prompt service if your Chevrolet needs attention. account the following described No delays while parts are being ordered—and skilled goods were stored, to-wit: workmanship . . . the kind we put on cars of any make. One Army Trunk and en BEEF ROAST— PORK SAUSAGE tente, one fabricoid suitcase Baby Beef 1 Pure Pork and contents. Pound .................. 10 -C 2 P-unds ................ Date of first publication Novem HAMBURGER MINCE-MEAT ni ber 16th, 1934. Fresh daily — 2-lbs. Brandy flavored 2-lb. “ 1 C Date <Jf last publication Novem I ber 23rd, 1934. i TWO EDS bri ^- quart ioc Vernonia Trading Company, I By Ed Tapp. C. R. Pritchard, minister of Universal Credit SPECIAL PROGRAM Company Presents FOR BOOK WEEK IS the Christian church, who reads books widely, has written the New Credit Plans TO BE GIVEN HERE following article on the theme Classified Ads Walnuts LIGHT GLOBES 10c ’1.09 Grange DANCE Odd Fellows Hall Saturday Nov. 17 2-lbs. 35C FRUIT CAKE 39c 29c Sugar 10 LBS. 55c Coffee!^ 3 LBS. 60c Coffee “b. 33c XÍJ 29c P-Nut Rutter 2 Lbs.25c Prompt Service VERNONIA «RAZING & MACHINE WORKS 35c 25c Sauer Kraut
