VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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CROPS PROSPECTS LESS
PROMISING SAYS O. S. C.
part for the expense of next
year’s schooling by peeling Cas­
cara. And these young men find
FOR SALE— Rabbits, including
Crop prospects are definitely the work congenial, almost as
does with litters, young stock less promising in the country as
pleasant as a vacation, and pro-
and meat. J. O. Kane, 2’A miles a whole than some weeks ago, J ; fitable at the same time. They
on Rock creek road.
30*3 ays the latest report on the ag- , spend their time in the big woods
FOR SALE— Brunswick Con­ ricultural situation and outlook pitch camp in the open and live
sole Victrola with records. $5. just released by the O. S. C. |the life of Riley.
Merle B. King. 2 Ya miles out on agricultural extension service. In | According to I. P. Callison and
St. Helens Highway.
30*2 respect to prices, the general lev­ Sons, of Port Orchard, Wash.,
el of farm prices is indicated to [ . leading dealers in Cascara Bark,
WANTED— Fresh Cows and be slightly higher than a month the market is in the healthiest
Springers. Also beef. Write Frank ago, whereas a downward trend . condition today that it has been
Wilson, Forest Grove, Ore. 30*4 has prevailed mostly for several | for years. There is neither a
months.
r top-heavy surplus nor a danger-
The Oregon-American Lumber
Droughty conditions, especially 'Ous shortage. Neither the wild
Corporation desires to sell its throughout the southern part of , prices of 1923 nor the low prices
surplus output of fuel wood avail­ the country east of the Mississ- , of recent years may be expected.
-- • account
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-- most A of 1* Al
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able for local consumption and • ippi,
the de
The same authority states that
will receive bids until August cline in crop prospects. It will
a stable market around present
1, 1936 from interested pur­ require good and timely rains
levels may be depended upon for
chasers. Full details of this of­ during the remainder of the sea­
the remainder of the season.
fering may be obtained at the son to bring about the usual
company’s office.
30cl total output of several crops, the
Everett Rundell has resigned
report states. Special sections are
FOR SALE— Rabbits, five does given in respect to various farm from the Eagle shop force in or­
der to accept a position in the
with little ones, and one buck. commodities.
I 10.-A. office, and Margaret Byers
Mrs. John Ross
From the standpoint of market has taken his place on the news­
24 O-A. hill.
30*1
demand conditions, strength is paper staff, beginning last Mon­
FOR SALE—95 acres with build­ indicated owing to the income of day.
ings, equipment. 1 % miles industrial workers being higher
Leonard Johnson, a former
in April and May than at any
from town.
Vernonia
resident, was in town
T. F. Epping
30*1 time for several years. Indust- Monday.
rial conditions continue to show
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brown from
WILL TRADE— 1927 Chev. improvement, considering usual
coupe for milk cow. L. L. seasonal trends. Business has re­ Walla Walla were Vernonia vis-1
Wells, 542 3rd street.
30*1 ceived added activity from the itors over the week end.
Willard L. Berg, Washington ,
soldier’s bonus.
FOR SALE— or trade for any­
In Oregon, the general level of grade school teacher, was in town I
thing of value, 1 set of I. C. C. farm prices appears likewise to Tuesday from Monmouth, where
textbooks for mechanical engin- have advanced somewhat since he is taking normal work during
eeering. new condition. L. L. mid-May. At that time the Ore­ the summer.
30*1 gon farm price index stood at
Wells, 542 3rd street.
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68 per cent of the 1926-1930 WINE STORE TO MOVE
SALESMEN WANTED— Avail­ level, compared with 72 a month TO DRUG STORE LOACT1ON
able at once. Nearby Rawleigh previous and 69 in May, 1935.
route of 800 families. Only re­
Mrs. K. A. McNeill received:
The United States general farm
liable men need apply. Can earn price level at mid-May was 73 a permit yesterday from the |
$25 or more weekly. No cash re­ per cent of the 1926-1930 aver- state liquor control commission
quired. Write today. Rawleigh’s, age, or 103 per cent of the pre­ to move her wine shop from the
Dept. ORG-218-Z, Oakland, Cal­ war level, against 105 in April Lincoln building to Mac’s phar­
i
ifornia.
30 and 108 in May, 1935. With the macy.
The charge will take place
WANTED— Piano pupils. Ex­ index of prices paid by farmers
perienced teacher. Hazel Skuzie at 121 per cent of prewar, the Saturday.
Clappell. 876 Rose Ave. Tel. 451. purchasing power of farm pro­ POST OFFICE *CHANGES
tfc ducts was 85 er cent of “parity”,
SATURDAY CLOSING TIME
the same as a year ago.
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FOR SALE— Nice fryers for
Postmaster Emil F. Messing
Present high prices for Cascara
eating purposes. Rooms to rent.
W. O. Porterfield, 253 North St. bark are not only proving to be has announced that the office
a boon to unemployment, but will close at 1 p. m. on Saturdays,
FOR SALE— Used Majestic cab­ lorge numbers otherwise employ­ beginning tomorrow.
inet radio in excellent condit­ ed are turning their spare time
ion. Paterson Furniture Store, tf into money. In the lumbering
ATTENTION WORKERS— Earn sections of the northwest, log­
money* peeling Cascara Bark in gers and mill workers are pick­
your spare time. Highest price ing up many extra dollars col­
in years. For particulars, see lecting Cascara Bark during hol­
Vernonia Trading Co.
30c4 idays, lay-offs and evenings after
work. It is stated that in several
instances, the money earned in
CALL FOR WARRANTS
All General Road warrants en- the collection of Cascara by these
dorsed “not paid for want of classes of workers has earntd al­
funds” were called for payment most as much as their regular
Dick Foran in
July 24, 1936. Interest ceases wages.
High school and college stu­
on this date.
Song of the Saddle
dents who have heretofore been
GLADYS E. PETERSON
County Treasurer
unable to find employment are
now able to provide at least in
St. Helens, Ore.
Classified Ads
FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1936
AIRWAY COFFEE
Lb.
17c
3 lbs
49c
Mason Jar Caps
Dozen ......................
19c
Lifebouy Soap 13c
1JJC
............. 15c
CRisco
$i,i5
6-lb pail ................
Qp
%-lb can .................
Mayonnaise
■V
Aristocrat
Quart jar ..................
CAKE FLOUR
Swansdown
Pkg.............................
1 A
Washing powder .
large pkg ................
Oleomargarine
2 bars ........................
Baker’s Cocoa
OXYDOL
99.
ZjC
?tOC
SYRUP
Sleepy Hollow pure
and maple
5 lb can ..................
cane
EQ-
W*
Baking Powder
K C’
TEA
FLY TOX
Kr
Quart ........................
Canterbury Orange Pecoe
fine for iced tea.
%-lb pkg ..................
Qft
PRODUCE
NEW POTATOES, U. S. No. 1 Yakima
Netted Gems, 8-lbs............................. 25c
PEACHES, PLUMS, APRICOTS—
No. 2 basket ....... ...............................
15c
25c
SUNKIST ORANGES, 2 doz
In Our Market
BEEF BOIL lb
WEINERS, BOLOGNA, PORK
AND LIVER SAUSAGE, lb ....
SPARE RIBS, lb.........................
LARD, 2-lbs ...............................
DILL PICKLES, qt
11c
17c
17c
25c
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Free delivery on quantity orders
THEATRE
Saturday
Oregon Motor Stages
Leave from Bush’s Cafe
7:55 a. m. and 4:55 p. m. daily for Port-
land via Timber.
Leave Portland, from Yamhill stage
depot, daily at 9:30 a. m. and 5:15 p. ni.
Call service between Camp 8 and Vernon­
ia.
Sundays Only: 12:30 p. m. for St. Helens.
Leaves St. Helens 3 p. m.
FARE: $2.10 round trip, $1.30 one way
Ride the new Oregon Motor Stages
Sunday and Monday
THESE THREE
Tuesday, Wednesday
PRIVATE NUMBER
Thurs., Fri.,
Bobby Breen in
LET’S SING AGAIN
Thai's the Kind
You Get at This Shop
Printing possessing quality and perfection of workmanship
that carries a favorable impression to the recipient. No
order too large or too small to receive our careful attention.
Unless you specify otherwise, we will print your order on
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