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VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA. OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 193d.
Classified Ads
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fanchier Monday.
ance that evening of Martha dancer.
were in Hillsboro Friday and
Graham,
American
modernist
Judge
W.
A.
Harris
is
still
FOR SALE— Wood, where del­ Saturday visiting friends.
confined to his bed and is not
ivery is convenient. (Dry) —
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and always able to see visitor , but
Cords only.
Drop card, El­ children of Bonneville dam visit­ is reported to be showing some
mer Bergerson.
tfc ed friends here Friday and Sat­ improvement. Mrs. Harris is con-
urday.
siderably better.
PIANO PUPILS WANTED— Be­
The Father and Son banquet
Bob Carland is able to be up
ginners a specialty. Mrs. Frank and around after an attack of | scheduled to have been given in
Three Link Club
Mills.
12c2*l pneumonia.
the Evangelical church yesterday
evening was postponed until Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hearing, day, April 3, on account of the
FOR RENT— Rich farm near
Virginia
and
Junior
Vernonia, good house with water
Hearing, union meeting held Thursday.
inside, good barn building, fruit Julia Wangler and Mr. and Mrs.
Walker’s Orchestra |
Mrs. Roland D. Eby and Mrs.
and berries.
Inquire Eagle of­ Rob’t Tipton attended a banquet
George
Plumb
were
in
Portland
fice.
13*1 of Safeway employees of the I
Longview district at the Hotel Monday to attend the perform-
MODEL T FORD TRUCK— Will Monticello in Longview Tuesday
trade for cow, young stock or night.
Luther,
what have you
13*2
Keasey Star Rt.
Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Scheuer-
man, Mrs. E. J. Douglass, Mrs.
| C. A. Malmsten, and Mrs. A. W.
| Sauer went to Portland Thurs-
l day to attend a missionary con-
| vention of the Evangelical church.
Mrs. Art Rice entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon for
Mrs. Ada Curtis was a Port- 1
a group of friends.
land visitor Tuesday.
I
Mr .and Mrs. Claude Thomas
George
G.
Paterson
of
Forest
I
were in Hillsboro Tuesday on
Grove was in Vernonia Wednes­
business.
day on business.
W. W. Galoway of Hillsboro
A. R. Jones, editor of the
was in Vernonia Wednesday on
John
Day Valley Ranger at John
business.
Day, Oregon, called at the Eagle
Laura Ross celebrated her office while passing through town
tenth birthday with a party spon­
sored by her mother. Mrs. John
Ross, Saturday. Laura received
many pretty gifts. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were ser­
ved. Those present were June
and Maxine Snyder, Betty and
Phyllis Berger, Joyce Turner,
Betty Knause,
Doris Larsen,
Phyllis New, Nancy Ridenour and
Stock up on
Dorothy Hall.
Cleaning Supplies
Old Time
DANCE
1
IMPRINTING
OUI<
I
Sat. Mar. 28 1 f Will Sell 4
1 Y>ur Goods M
son
bond
Wring Out
Wring In
the
the
Winter
IPRINÛ,
THEATRE
Mrs. Charlene Ross was lun-
cheon hostess Thursday of last
week for several friends, The
afternoon was spent playing pin­
ochle. High score was held by
Mrs. Mary Ridenour, low score
by Mrs. Rose Aspinal. Others
playing were Mrs. Everett Sny­
der, Mrs. Blaine Cobat and June
Rose.
FRIDAY
I.
Phone, Office 72, Res. 73
Office Hours 7 to 12 1 to 5
Special Attention to
Obstetrics
OXYDOL
Washing powder
Also
Pkg..........................
“CHATTERBOX”
C. W. SOAP
10 bars .................
Bottle ...........................
Cloride of Lime
CRIME AND
PUNISHMENT
Acme
COMING
Dionne Quintuplets in
The Country Doctor
Oregon Motor Stages
&
Ride the new Oregon Motor Stages
Each
With Dust Pan Free
CLEANSER
Lighthouse
3 cans ........................
MOP STICKS
15c
AIRWAY COFFEE
ORANGES—
Lb
Sunkist, size 344
2 d.'.»z .....................
Post
25c
U. S. No. 2’s Wash.
50 lb bag ..................
I
75c
Campbell’s
19c
10c
NEW POTATOES—
Lb
35c
Tomato Juice
NEW CARROTS—
3 bunches
2 pkgs ................ ......
KRAFT CHEESE
LEMONS—
Fancy Sunkist
Doz .....................
3.1,49c
Toasties
15c
17c
% lb pkgs
2 for ...........................
5c
11-oz can ....................
5c
Pork and Beans
Van Camp’s
11-oz can ....................
5c
Macaroni
Rose City
3 lbs ...........................
Bakers Cocoa
Hlb can ......................
FREE Delivery on Quantity Order.
9c
>..............
Each
18c
LYE
Hookers
13-oz cans, 2 for ....
.............. 19c
Can
PUREX
% gal jug ............
DRA1NO
10c
Vegetables
POTATOES—
Leave from Bush’s Cafe
8:00 a. m. and 5:00 p. m. daily for Port-
land via Timber.
FARE: $2.10 round trip, $1.30 one way
19c
2 pkgs ...,........
LABORLIGHT
45c
2 lb pkg. ...
with 11 oz pkg free
SUGAR, pure cane fine granulated, 10 lbs ..............
HONEY, grade A, 5 lb pail ..............................................
MILK, Maximum or Mt. Vernon, 3 tall cans ........
FLOUR, Candlelight or Pride of theWest, 49 lb bag
TOMATO SOUP, Van Camp’s, lOV^oz can ...............
Strike Me Pink
Sundays Only: 12:30 p. m. for St. Helens.
Leaves St. Helens 3 p. m.
nn
Super Suds
A good 5-iew broom J A
OC
LAUNDRY SOAP
°
K
7 bars ...........................
Eddie Cantor in
Leave Portland, from Yamhill stage
depot, daily at 9:30 a. m. and 5:15 p. m.
Call service between Camp 8 and Vernon­
ia.
19c
29c
2 cans .........................
TUES. WED. THURS.
i
BROOMS
Bluing or Ammonia
Western made
r
Sun. and Mon.
HALL
Phytician and Surgeon
965 Bridge St.
And when its time for Spring Cleaning, its time to stock up on soaps, powders, mops,
brooms and all the housecleaning aids you will be needing. Take an inventory now and
go straight to your . Safeway
gateway store for extra savings on these articles.
Two In The Dark
J. M. Currie is back in Ver­
nonia, working for the O.-A.
R.
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
Mrs. Arvilla Johnson was honor
guest at a farewell handkerchief
shower Wednesday night held at
Mrs. George Johnson's home and
sponsored by the members of
Neighbors of Woodcraft. Mrs.
Johnson left for North Dakota
on Thursday.
DR.
and
Pnces
Effective
Fri. and Sat.
Mar. 27 -28
17c
10c
50c
49c
.. 19c
$1.33
.... 5c
Meats
BEEF ROAST—
16c
Lb.
PORK SHOULDER
ROAST or STEAK—
23c
Lb..............................
OYSTERS—
Fresh Willapa's
Pt...
23c
45c
Qt .
PURE LARD—
2 lbs................................
29c
SHORTENING—
2 lbs
25c
We Re.erve the Right To Limit Quantities