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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1937)
PAGE TWELVE VERNONIA EAGLE, ClanMied VERNONIA, OREGON G“ WANTED: Western Red Cedar poles or stumpage for produc- ing poles. L. D. McFarland Co., 50.6m Milwaukie, Oregon. DRESS MAKING - all kinds of sewing and alterations done at reasonable prices. Mrs. J. H. Dailey, 942 Rose Ave. 2*3 also present. Rutherford gave an outline of All of the lamps exhibited are flood control, mineral, and road ! riginals. The earliest, said to work in Columbia county at the ■ ...ive been made about 600 B. C.. Portland session. |,s s a crude saucer lamp. Dating ‘‘Between six and seven mil- ■ from 200 B. C. is a crude pot- '*• lion dollars are expected to even- tery lamp, and from 300 A. D. ’a d?co:ated pottery lamp. Fur- Lvally be appropriated for flood control work along both sides of ■ :!rr developments are a Vene- , an lamp, 1400; a grease lamp, the river,” he said. “Right now 1CG0; a candle, 1800; a whale oil lamp, 1840; a carbon electric lamp, 1890; ar.d various modern I lamps. send district manager for Wash MINERAL SURVEY OUTLOOK ington, Yamhill and Columbia IS REPORTED BRIGHT Counties, attended a state boardt meeting in Portland Sunday, Jan. t (St. Helens Sentinel-Mist) 17. “It is very probable that we According to Dr. Townsend, all state headquarters officers will be able to secure the $1,500 in the United States were abol needed to assure a mineral sur ished Saturday, Jan. 16. From vey of Columbia county,” L. R. this date the Townsend activi- Rutherford said yesterday. ties in the states are to be The county court has allowed carried on by the district mana- $1500 from its budget to help gers, with a congressional dis the sponsors raise $5000 as their trict manager in charge. part of the project. United The National Townsend Weekly States engineers have promised stated a few weeks ago that to furnish $2000 which, with the District No. 1, in the state of $1500 allowed by the court, Oregon, was the best organized leaves $1500 to be raised from district in the United States, other sources. The survey in- pro-rata of population. State volves an expenditure of almost board members of District No. $20,000 of which WPA will fur 1, of which Mrs. Thomas is a nish $14,000, Rutherford said. member, elected Arthur Moore “Columbia county needs this of Monmouth, who was state survey and now is the time to organizer, as their congressional go ahead on it,” Rutherford said. district manager, who will have Rutherford, together with Geo. charge of the district managers A. Nelson and D. W. Price at and Townsend work of District 1 until the state district conven tended a two-day session last week of the state planning board tion is held in Eugene, Feb. 21, at which time the new board which was held in Portland. Rep members and new congressional resentative O. Henry Oleen was manager will be elected. BIBLE SCHOOL OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED Officers of the Bible school of the Christian church were in stalled during the opening ser vices of the school Sunday morn ing. J. F. Rose is the superinten dent; Luther Herrin, assistant superintendent; R. Colson, treas urer; Mrs. Ben Cline, secretary; Floyd Rose, assistant secretary; and Marian Ackley, pianist. - * Lamp Exhibit Displayed in School An exhibit of lamps loaned by the General Electric Co. dating from 600 B. C. to the present day is on display in the corridor of the Washington grade school this week. It will be moved next week to the high school and after that to the office of I 1937 we’re working for one and one- 24 degrees while the maximum I half millions to start the work grade is 614 per cent. with- The Rainier-Apiary road ex- Mr. Rutherford also commen- tension project has five and one- ted on the road projects under half miles graded and a good way in this county. part rocked. On the Chapman to Camp 8 road six miles are graded and C. S. Hoffman has been ill miles rocked, Rutherford with a bad cold since Saturday, Curvatures are not over but is recovering. FOR SALE—' Rhode Island reds FALLERS AND*BUCKERS and whites, also pigs. Sleep ing rooms to rent. W. O. Porter FOR C.W. TO START MONDAY —o— field. 376 Nort st. 43tf Fallers and buckers for Clark FOR SALE - 15 dairy cows. and Wilson are scheduled to Cash or trade. Frank Wilson, some work Monday after Forest Grove. 4*2 holiday shut-down. Cheap, 3 room Bush Cafe Man Is FOR SALE house in Riverview at a very Accidentally Shot low price, Payment down and --- o--- balance as rent. Mrs. Eby. Call Ray Self, proprietor of Bush’s 4cl | cafe, accidentally shot himself 901. ‘ Tuesday evening while in the CALL FOR WARRANTS I lobby of the Vernonia hotel. Union Higs School District No. While talking with a number of 1 has funds on hand to pay all outstanding warrants. Interest people he pulled a purse from his blazer pocket, causing a gun cerses Friday, January 22, 1937. to drop out. The trigger caught E. R. Mills on the arm of a rocker, and Clerk the bullet entered his back just under the shoulder. He was Mr«. Thomas Attends rushed to a Portland hospital, Portland Meeting Mr. Self’s condition is not be- Mrs. C. O. Thomas, Town lieved to be serious. JANUARY 22, FRIDAY, SAfEWAV's CANNED FOODS Weonescay UP FOR BIG JAN 22 to 27 íí'tíM ßy 11 , 1 FISH VEGETABLES Asparagus, Picaic Tips, Libby for 6 for 85c Beans, Stokely Cut Green, 2 2 for 29c 6 for 79c Beans, Stokely Asparagus style 2, 2 for 35c 6 for $1.00 Beans, Mill Race 2, 3 for 29c, 6 for 79c Peas, Stokely Honey Pod, 2, 2 for 29c, 6 for 85c Peas, Seagreen (No. 4 Sieve), 2, 2 for 25c 6 for 69c Peas Good Pack 2, 3 for 29c. 12 for $1.10 2 for 33c Corn, Stokely Whole Grain 2, 6 for 89c 2 for 29c Corn, Stokely Cream Style, 2, 6 for 79c Hominy, Van Camps, 214, 2 for 23c, 6 for 65c Spinach, Stokely, 214, 1 for 15c,.. 3 for 43c Sauerkraut, Hillsdale, 214, 2 for 29c, 6 for 79c Tomatoes, Stokely or Del Monte, 214, 2 for 29c 6 for 85c Tomatoes, Stokely, 1, 2 for 19c, 6 for 55c Tomatoes, Puree Star-E-G on 214, 1 for 10c 6 for 57c Tomato Juice, Campbell 50 oz. can ......... 25c 1 14’s 1 for 15c, 6 for 85c 1 for 27c, 3 for 79c 14 1 for 18c, 3 for 49c Libby l’s, 1 for 23c 3 for 65c Salmon, Sunny Point,l’s 2 for 23c,. 6 for 65c Sardines, Ovals 3 cans 23c, 6 for 43c Sardines, North Star, 14 3 for 25c, 6 for 45c Shrimp, Dry Pak 5 oz., 1 can 14c 3 for 39c Shrimp, Pelaco Wet Pak 1 can 16c, 3 for 45c Tuna Fish, White Star 2 for 35c, 14 6 for $1.00 Tuna Fish, White Star, *4 1 can He, , 6 for 65c Halferty Minced Clams Crab Meat, Geisha 14 Crab Meat, Lucky Sail Salmon, Del Monte or FRUITS Apricots, Stokely 1, 1 for 11c, 6 for 65c Apricots, Stokely 8 oz. 2 for 15c, 12 for 85c Fruit Salad, Stokely 1, 1 for 16c, 3 for 45c Grapefruit, Del Monte 2, 2 for 29c, 6 for 83c ~ Peaches, ‘ Stokely, - 8 oz. 2 for 15c, 12 for 85c Peaches, .Stokely, 1 1 for 1lc, 6 for 65c Peaches, Stokely 214, 2 for 35c, 6 for $1.00 Pears, Stokely 8 oz. 3 for 25c, 12 for 89c Pears, Stokely 214, 1 for ‘ 19c, 3 for 55c Pineapple, Sliced Libby, 114, 1 for 11c SOUP • 6 for 59c Campbell’s Asstd. (Except Chicken) 3 for 25c Pineapple, Sliced Libby, 1 for 19c 214, 12 for 95c 3 for 55c Pineapple, Hillsdale, 214, 1 for 15c, __ 6 for 85c FLOUR 214, 2 for 25c, 6 for 69c Crown Pillsbury Fishers Blend 49 lbs. $1.89 Plums, Libby, Pineapple Juice, 2, 3 for 35c, 12 for $1.29 Kitchen Craft - Guaranteed .... 49 lbs. $1.69 MEATS COFFEE Libby Dev. Meat, 14 1 for 4c, 12 for 45e Airway, lb.............. 18c, 3 lbs. Libby Corned Beef 12 oz 2 for 35c, 6 for $1.00 Maxwell House lb. Libby Vienna Sausage 3 for 25c, 12 for 95c Canterbury Tea, Black 14 lb. Baker’s Cocoa 1 lb. SYRUP Sleepy Hollow, Qt. 33c, Gal. $1.09 MILK Karo, Blue Label, 5 lb. can ........ 39c Borden’s, Carnation, Alpine tall 3 6 MISCELLANEOUS Peanut Butter (bulk) lb. ............ 10c Borden’s, Carnation, Alpine, Small 3 Peanut Butter, Beverly 114 lb. jar 25c Mt. Vernon, Tall 3 for 20c, 6 49c 27c 25c 14c for for fop for 23c 45c 10c 39c Printing I n Hut n Small Part of the t ost SUGAR GRAPEFRUIT ne Granulated 55c $1.35 10 lb. cloth sack 25 lb sack iN getting out a circular, circular letterorotberpieceof printed matter... the paper, the address ing, the mailing easi ly total more than the printing. Yet, in a large measure, the Results Depend Upon the Printing. FLOUR Harvest Blossom Large 80 size 9F- 6 for LdC St,”'“ $1.49 PRODUCE SOAP ORANGES Crystal White or P. &. G. 10 bars 31c Sunkist Navels 2 dozen .................... OA Oxydol, large pkg........ CABBAGE Large Solid Heads 2 for ........................... IE. IOC CARROTS Local Washed 5 lbs........................... 19e 1A- lUC 3 bars .... 17c 4 cans ____ 15c Ivory Soap, Sunbrite, LETTUCE 3 lb. can Each ........... 55c MEATS Lux Toilet Soap, 3 bars 17e 3^’C Solid Heads CR1SCO Arizona Sunkist Purex or Sani Clor qt. 10c Scott Towels, each 9c Scott Tissue 3 rolls 23c Matches, Searchlight Carton 23c Weiners Lb................ Bacon Squares Lb______ __________ Sauerkraut Bulk, Qt ___ Dill Pickles Quart ________ Shortening 4 lbs..................... 18c 22c 10c 5c 55c
