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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1935)
PA iE six Riverview Mira Violet Hudson was a Sat urday evening dinner guest of Mrs. Ray Myers of Corey hill. Earl Young of Longview was a Saturday afternoon visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Young were visitors of the George Parker home Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hall Sunday afternoon. Jim Brown is home from Otter Rock. He will visit his mother this week and is returning to the CCC next Sunday. Miss Dorothy Hartung was an overnight visitor of Hazel Parker Friday night. Albert Tichenor from Bridal Veil spent Monday evening at the T. W. Hudson home in Riverview. Mr. and Mrs. Don Depue were Saturday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. B. Henderson. Jay Burtraw was a.visitor of George Parker and family Mon day. Mrs. Angello De Roia and ba by girl, also William Rector, were visitors of Mrs. S. A. Godot- ti Monday. Many famiiles surprised Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rose on their eleventh anniversary. Refresh ments were served and a good time was enjoyed. A shower was given at the home of Mrs. F. D. Lynch last week for Mrs. Delbert Glena. The hostess served refreshments to 24 guests. Mrs. Glenn received many nice gifts. Everett Woods was a visitor at George Parker and family Mon day afternoon. Mrs. E. Greenfeldt has been on the sick list for the last week but is improving fast. E. D. Johnson from St. Helens visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fowler Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Goertzen and son Alfred of Treharne spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Justice Classified Ads WANTED—6” top 22 ft. Cedar Poles. Niedermeyer - Martin Lumber Co., Spalding Building. Portland, Oregon. Ilc6 HATCHING EGGS— From trap nest S. C. R. I. Reds, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 per setting. Or ders taken for day old chicks from any of the above matings. Phone 591 for prices. J. W. Brown. 12tfc NOTICE—I will not be respon sible for any debts contracted by my wife Gladys Irene Lydie on or after March 23, 1935. Ed ward E. Lydie. 13*4 FOR SALE—2 Acres, including house, garage and chicken house, in Riverview. Low price, easy terms. F. A. Hankel. 13*1 AUCTION SALE—At barns of i Interstate Horse and Cow Mar- | ket, Union Ave., and Columbia Blvd., Portland, TUESDAY, AP RIL 2, 1:15 p. m. HORSES «nd MULES. Selling carload or more I horses and mules, weight 1100-1 1800 lbs., 3 year old to smooth i mouths; many well matched j teams and single horses, for farm, orchard or heavy draft work. They will pe sold on 3 days trial —if not as represented, to be re-' turned in same condition as bought and money will be return ed. For credit see your own lo cal banker . . . No horses sold private on sale day. You can al ways depend on a good auction at the Interstate Stables. Clyde W.1 Wood and Bros., Auctioneers. For sale dates phone 614, Vancouver.: FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1935. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA- OREGON An interesting experiment at AUhough he climbed a 50-foot were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hall Wednesday afternoon. tower and "skinned the cat” on a recent radio show was that of Mr. and Mrs. Stolen and Mr. his 95th birthday, Dr. Edwin lighting an electric bulb by passing wireless waves through a and Mrs. Magoff visited friends Oabaldeaton of New Jersey is man’s head. Such experiment, in Hillsboro Sunday afternoon. The Natal school directors held' mindful of the uncertainty of should aid in determining the E. O. Robbins and children, a school meeting last week. life and is shopping around for relative conductivity of solid ivory Mrs. Elsie Parker and daughter Mr. and Mrs. G. Lord left the aftd a vacuum. Juanita and Nels Westlund went home ranch to take charge of a cheap funeral. He has a bid of $150 from one mortician, but | to see Mrs. E. O. Robbins in the Arcadia park. Mrs. Lord’s sister, St. Vincents hospital. Mrs. Rob Mrs. Ella Caywood, is also with thinks he will yet be able to get HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MADE HIM DIZZY! bins, who has been very ill, is himself put away for an even them. now improving. $100. Miss Grace Condit was an ov-i Mrs. C. R. Fowler went to ernight guest of Mr. ano Mrs. HAS FOUND WONDERFUL RE A boy named Mating is the he- i Waldport to see her mother, Mrs. LIEF IN WILLIAMS Lee Osborn on Thursday. ro of the day tn a district near W. L. Hall, who is ill. Billie Carmichael traded his old Calcutta, India. Observing a small S.L.K. FORMULA George Green was an after Ford in on a later model Ford break in a dyke, the giving away noon visitor at the Hudson home coupe. of which would have inundated ' Sunday. Mr. Greene is employed In explaining his condition, Noble Dunlap called to see his a wide area with probable loss' at Treharne. Mr. J. B. O’Daniel, Corydon, la., Mrs. Margaret Dunlap, mother, of life, young Maung sat in the Mrs. Monaco and Mrs. Lolden breach and held the flow of wa states: had lunch with Mrs. Elder Tues- last week end. t “I have suffered with stomach Mrs. Marion Milton was in ter for six hours until help came, day afternoon. trouble for over 10 years and Mrs. C. C. Fowler and son were Portland over the week ena visit then collapsed unconscious. with kidney trouble almost that ing her sister, Mrs. Paul Hart- visiting in Portland Saturday. long. It got so bad that 1 couldn’t Burls from Oregon and Wash- j sook, and some friends. Mr. and Mrs. Diemert ol Port- Ray Darlin from Hillsboro is ington hardwood trees, especially eat without suffering afterwards. land spent the week end at Mr. taking out another shipment of maple, myrtle, madrone and ash, I felt bloated, had bad breath, and Mrs. Elder’s. form an increasingly large ex-1 little appetite. My blood pressure Mr. and Mrs. C. E. George of maple wood in this locality. Miss Annetta Lyons went to port to European ports where they made me dizzy. I was advised to Portland spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. work keeping house for Mrs. Net are converted into highly figured try your medicine. By now it veneer to be used in furniture I has stopped those awful spells tie Peterson. Rundell. and my blood pressure is down. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay and cabinet making. Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. De- 1 now have a good appetite and pue were visitors at Mrs. Elder’s and son Clarence were Sunday As an emblem of peace the am gaining weight. I dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Saturday afternoon. Mrulxln Dunlap v» 1 o vx’a ’s, * dove is a fake, according to Dr. Mrs. Edith Varley was over Noble Williams S.L.K. Formula acts Several men are now employed Funkhouser, professor of biology on (1) the stomach, (2) liver, from Buxton and spent the week along the state highway cleaning of the University of Kentucky. (3) kidneys, and (4) quickly end with the May family. helps to correct faulty elimina Mrs. Gus Olson and son and out drain ditches, burning old He declares that in their domes tion. If your suffer from stom Earle Nyggard spent Tuesday af i fences, and all sorts of rubbish, tic life doves are among the most ach, liver, or kidney disorders, see Mac’s Pharmacy, Ad.-2 ternoon at the home of Mr. and preparing to widen the highway. quarrelsome of birds. Floyd Deeds, Clarence Lindsay Mrs. Dan May. Mrs. H. C. Eastman from Bux and their grandmother, Mrs. M. their ! ton is visiting Mrs. A. F. Kostur Peterson, are enjoying spring vacation at their homes. for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Lund from Scap here. Jack Todd was a Sunday visitor I poose visited Mr. and Mrs. Hankel at Natal. Sunday. Arthur Mackey from Corbett j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen and Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Ad came in the valley to work on ams visited Mr. and Mrs. Hankel. I a ranch Monday. Xatal — I ! Mrs. Hank Matson, former BALL SEASON IS TO START ON APRIL 21 Vernonia resident, is in the As toria hospital seriously ill. (Continued from Page 1) Luncheon guests of Mrs. Al-1 of postponed games. vin Lachine and Mrs. A. Lachine 1 June 16—Newberg at Hillsboro, Tuesday were Mrs. L. Calhoun, i _ Amity at Sherwood, Carlton at Mrs. H. Ridenour and Mrs. J. I Vernonia, Forest Grove at Ver- Ross. boort. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Calhoun June 23—Hillsboro at Amity, had as their dinner guests Thurs Sherwood at Carlton, Vernonia at day Mr. and Mrs. E. Snyder and Forest Grove, Verboort at New family. In the evening Mr. and berg. Mrs. George Cobat and Mr. and June 30—Amity at Vernonia, Mrs. M. Stolen came to say good Carlton at Verboort, Newberg at bye to the Snyders. Sherwood, Forest Grove at Hills Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Cameron boro. are moving to Wauna, where Mr. July 7—Hillsboro at Carlton, Cameron has employment in the Sherwood at Forest Grove, Ver mill. nonia at Newberg, Verboort at Amity. .... The average cord of four-foot July 14—Hillsboro at Sher I split wood contains between 85 wood, Vernonia at Verboort, New and 90 cubic feet of wood and berg at amity, Forest Grove at bark, and from 38 to 43 cubic Carlton. feet of air spaces, according to July 21—Sherwood at Verno j measurements recently made by nia, Verboort at Hillsboro, Amity! | the Pacific Northwest Forest Ex at Forest Grove, Carlton at N.w- j berg. |------------------------------------------------ July 28—Newberg at Carlton, at Vernonia, Sherwood at Ver- Forest Grove at Amity, Hillsboro 1 boort. Feature Values for Fri. and Sat., March 29-30 COFFEE 49r Edward’s, 2-lb. can MILK 35c »1.00 Max-i-muM, 5 cans . SUGAR Pure Can, 20-lbs. SHREDDED WHEAT 2 for 25c CALUMET 1-lb. can ................... 25c Large pkgs., SALMON 19c Libby’s red, tall can SOAP 25c MACARONI 25c Rose Citv — 4-lbs. VANILLA 49c Large 8-oz. bottle .... Luna — 10 bars 4-ounce bottle FREE T——————————————— PRUNES Dried Italians, 3-lbs. CHOCOLATE Baker’s, 4-lb. Cake Pan FREE CIGARETTES Camels or Chesterfields COFFEE COFFEE Golden West .. 19c 2 19c 3 lb„. 55 SUNBR1TE 25c Cleanser — 5 cans MUSTARD Bronson's, 5-oz. jar ... 5c O lb. rn “ can «JuC CHEESE Full Cream — lb. 23c 39c PEANUT BUTTER Bulk — 2-lbs............. Meal Savings Grand Opening Dance Sat., Mar. 50 ARCADIA PARK 4 4 MILES SOUTH OF VERNONIA FEATURING----------------------- HUGH SHORT & HIS DANCE ORCHESTRA Come and Bring Your Friends Courteous Treatment to All A free elate lunch will be served Opening Night Gentlemen 45c — Ladies 30c UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT GROUND ROUND BEEF ROAST Baby Beef Pound 1 ft ’ >r SAUER KRAUT BEEF CUBES No Waste Pound ..................... 1 Qr l«zv • Bulk “ BuHt Quart in .......... FRESH OYSTERS DILL PICKLES Quart 71 r steak Pound.......................... £1C 10c Pint 29c Quart 55c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables GRAPE FRUIT 80'«, seedless — Dot. .................. ORANGES Sunkist. large size — Doz.................. PARSNIPS Fancy washed — 3-lbs. ................... LETTUCE Solid heads — 2 for ...... CABBAGE New California — lb................................. NEW POTATOES Med. size — 4-)bs. NEW PEAS Serve with New Potatoes—3-lba. 49c 45c ]0c 15c 7c 25c 29c
