Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, June 12, 1936, Page 10, Image 10

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    FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1936
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TEN
master of Warren grange, on the
thy and Mrs. Leota Bowers, all COUNTY IS REPRESENTED
'home economics committee; Ru-
and pf Portland. Ruthie Tackett ac­ AT OREGON SATE GRANGE
daughter Maxine were Portland
— o—
; dolph Tetz, master of the new
companied them on their return
FARM—for rent or sale: located shoppers Wednesday.
Columbia county is well repre-, south Scappoose grange, assigned
on highway 1% miles south of i
to Portland for a week’s visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cline »re
Isented at the state grange. Among :t0 the committee on banking and
Vernonia on. Nehalem River.
Emil Messing left Wednesday
Inquire 626 First St. Vernonia,' staying at the Nance residence 1
holding
positions
on (credits; Harry Condit, master of
Oregon.
IStfc 'taking care of Jackie Nance.
to attend a convention of post those
committees
are
Warren
M.
Young
I Vernonia grange, on the cornmit-
WANTED— Cedar poles. Carload { Mrs. Cass Bergerson and Mrs. masters in Grants Pass. After the
of Clatskanie, master of the Col-[tee for community efforts, and
lots bought in mixed sizes, 25 ; Wm.
.... Nissen, who have been vis- close of the sessions today he
umbia Pomona grange and stew- 1 J. E. Johnson of Rainier, master
to 50 ft. J. H. Baxter and Co. '
. iting Mrs. E. D. Phillips in Hood will motor to Crescent City and
ard of the state grange, who is!of Beaver Valley grange, a mem­
of Ore., Clackamas. Ore.
—■—. River for the past week, are ex­
then up the Oregon Coast high­ chairman of the committee on I her of the committee on pure
FOR SALE— Nice fryers for I pected back today.
dormant granges; Pearl Becker, 1 foods and sanitation.
eating purposes. Rooms and | Judge J. B. Wilkerson of St. I way to Elsie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Rose
and
_ !!■ !■■! ui ■■iiMiiim ir. rn i» —-rnrumm—rm—w~i----- 1—i—
apartments to rent. Meters instal- i Helens was a Vernonia visitor
daughter Glenda visited friends
led in apartments. W. O. Porter­ Wendesday.
in Vernonia Wednesday. Mr. Rose
field, 253 North St.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gadotti lost
is on a month’s leave of absence
FOR RENT— House in good con­ their infant son Tuesday of last from his employment in Denver,
dition, reasonable rent. G. W. week.
and is spending most of the time
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey vis- in Portland at the home of his
Foust.
24cl
ited in Portland Monday and
SALESMEN
WANTED—
For Tuesday, returning Wednesday I mother, who is in poor health.
While a resident of Vernonia
Rawleigh routes of 800 fam­ morning.
Mr.
Rose was market manager of
ilies in Northeast Washington,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bixby I the MacMarr and afterwards the
Southeast Columbia, Clarke (Wn)
of Portland were week-end guests Safeway store.
Counties and Vernonia. Reliable
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Knight.
Mary Katherine Norris went to
hustler should start earning $25
Mr. and Mrs. E. Knight had Portland Wednesday to spend the
»weekly and increase rapidly.
as their guest Sunday Mr. and remainder of the week with Mrs.
Write today. Rawleigh, Dept. Mrs. J.
H. Blockey front Port- Potter.
2
ORF-218-3, Oakland, Calif.
land.
Harold Spolestra, who gradu-
Elbert
Brock and Truman ated from Jefferson High school,
I|
Knight left for Seattle Wednes­ was awarded Phi Delta honorary
day, to return Saturday with award for highest standing in the
Leon Brock, who has been at­ I class of '36 and scholarship cer­
O. T. Bateman visited rela­ tending school there.
tificate for Oregon Institute of
tives in Spokane, Wash., over the
Visiting at the Claude Tackett Technology, also an honorary
week end, meeting Loel Roberts home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
certificate in physics. Harold is
and Lowell Hieber in The Dalles R. E. Wright and daughter Doro-
!a brother of Mrs. Leona Calhoun.
Monday morning to join them on
the fishing trip in central Ore­
gon.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bodell and
Mrs. Smith and daughter Bonnie
spent Sunday in Banks visiting
friends.
Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Johnson
are moving their furniture from
house 16 on O.-A. hill to Port-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Bransdal went
to Goble for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobat were
AIRWAY COFFEE
BEER
home over the week end.
Brown Derby, Pilsner type
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Calhoun
Lb.
3 lbs
12-oz cans,
had as their week end guests
4 for ..............
Mr. and Mrs. George Clapper of
MOTOR OIL
Phone 801
Portland. Mr. Clapper is Mrs.
Pen Rad, Pure
({• j n r
VANILLA FLAVOR
Calhoun’s father.
Penn., 2 gal can v 1.2.3
8-oz bottle Imitation
Mrs. Myrtle Layer is reported
Vanilla .......................
doing nicely since her operation.
WHEAT ALONE
with 4-oz bottle Imitation
Mrs. Dave Delap was in Ver­
lemen
free.
a whole wheat cereal
nonia over the week end.
Pkg...................................
Mr. and Mrs. George Cobat
BEANS
went to Seaside Sunday.
JELLO
Small White
Mrs. Dave Marshall made a
assorted flavors
5 lbs ............
business trip to Portland last
pkg .......................
week.
CELERY
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson
Coffee
and son Billy motored to Salem
New Labish.
Maxwell House
Stalk .............
last week.
Lb. can .............
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deamer
and daughter Glennita went to
NEW CABBAGE
Oleomargarine
Montana to spend a few months
Troco
extra fancy
A _
Lb..................................
Pound .............................. “C
Deamer’s sister.
Classi Hied /I d s ! with Mrs. Mrs. Frank
Hartwick
See the New
Crosley Shelvadores
Now on Display
$101.50 and up
Specials for Frl. & Sat
17c
49c
43c
Every Thing for the Home on E.Z. Terms
Geo. G. PATERSON
39c
23c
23c
6c
JUNE
i 30
5c
27c
Inclusive
15c
CUSTOM PERMANENT
SUMMER TIME
Shredded Wheat
Pkg.
PERMANENT TIME
FLOUR
$3.50 Complete
Candlelight
“The permanent of charm
and individuality”
ir
.
49-lb bag ....
Blue Seal
49-lb bag ....
$1.33
$1.63
OTHER WAVES—
$2.50 Complete
Fingerwaving, Hair tinting,
Bleaching. Hair cutting. Oil
treatments to correct dry
scalp and falling hair hair
6 treatment. ..
.. $5.00
Mrs. Knight's
Pearls of Wheat
17c
White Bermuda
4 lbs ...................
SOAP FLAKES
Ivory
Large Pkg..................... '
23c
Baking Soda
nA
Vernonia Hotel
Snowflake sodas or Honey
Maid grahants
2 lbs box ............
29c
25c
LINK SAUSAGES, lb..............
qt
35c
inSTALLED
nouuf
no
mSTfíLLfíTIOn
Ay telephone employee unit be
<jled to take your order
5c
DILL PICKLES, Qt.......
SALAD DRESSING, pt
<wfive
VOUR
5c
1-lb pkg
FRESH OYSTERS pt..... 18c,
Telephone 1051
10c
CRACKERS
WHITE KING
Gran. Soap
Large pkg .............. .
ONIONS
15c, Qt.
29c
LUesT C oast TetePHone Co.
' "Che 'Z7riendhj Company"