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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1937)
PAGE TWELVE VERNONIA C lassi f iati. 3 ds FOUND - May 2, on Beaver Creek read, brown traveling bag. Inquire st Eagle office. Darn Tootin’! out <vii li a FOR LENT - Furnished cottages, by day, week or month. Phone 273 or see real estate dealer. 21e REWARD and no questions ask ed for return of telephone test set taken from car Saturday night. Eagle office. 21cl NOTICE - I will not be respon sible for any bills contracted by my wife, Mrs. Hannah Bus- hart. C. D. Bushart. 21*1 FOR SALE - Young fresh cows, A. J. Kirk. 20*2 FOR SALE - R. I. Red Hatching eggs. 50c a setting. Mrs. C. W. Erven, Corey Hill. 19*3 WANT EID: Western Red Cedar poles or stumpage for produc- Ing poles. L. D. McFarland Co., Milwaukie, Oregon. 50*6m FOR SALE - Rhode Island reds and whites, also fryers and eggs. Sleeping rooms to rent, Also circulating heater for sale. W. O. Porterfield, 376 North St. gt RACE FOR QUEEN OF ST. HELLION DAY IS UNDER WAY — -O— St. Helens - (Special) - Uff- der way only a few days, the race for Queen of St. Hellion days celebration at St. Helens, June 26 and 27, Is taking a prominent place in preliminary activities. Six princesses already are in the field, selling the buttons which admit the holder to all events at the celebration. Each button will count 100 votes in determining the queen. Unsuc cessful candidates will be prin cesses. Those entered are Lois Hewitt of St. Helens, for the Young Democrats; Pearl Peck of St. Helens, for the Eagles lodge; Sylvia Lindal of St. Helens, for McCormick's; Auselia Burgan of St. Helens, for Fir-Tex; Ger- trude Qualley of Scappoose, for Pacific Conserving diimpany; and Ellen Lowe of St. Helens, for the paper mill union. Candidates also will be en tered from Vernonia, Rainier, and Deer Island community. The two-day program will in clude a display of industrial pro ducts of the entire county, wa ter sports, baseball, parades, the coronation, air model contests, WHERjRIE CLOTHES VERNONIA, OREGON Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Scheuer- j man and Mrs. Sidney Malmsten went to Salem Wednesday to at tend the sessions of the annual conference of the Evangelical church over which Bishop E. W. Praetorius of St. Paul is pre- siding, The conference wall last through Sunday. FOR SALE - 1 Fordson tractor 1 Two B tractor plow, 1 Ford truck, 1 Dodge or Internationa 1H ton truck '28 models, 1 tractor disc. Elmer Bergerson 20*2 FOR SALE - Wood Range, cheap. Inquire O.-A. hill, house 55. ? EAGLE, Impatience never got anybody anywhere except Into trouble. Too many motorists expect an au tomobile horn to work miracles. They forget it was made for only one purpose: A horn should warn. There is nothing quite so irritat ing as a horn-tooting motorist, with the possible exception of a mog- qulto In a sleeping porch. Both merit the same consideration. An ancient Chinese philosopher said: “The big voice betokens the small mind.” Five thousand years lave not altered this truth, although it is expressed on our highways to day with less grace and more pro fanity. Impatient motorists should re member that a devil is recognized by his horns. So, button, button, lay off the button! Mrs. Eva West and Mrs. Eda Lindstrom left Tuesday for Sea side where they will visit with their brother, Otto Malmsten, for several weeks. Mrs. Louis Boeck was taken to the Portland General hospital last Friday where she expected to undergo a major operation some time this week. Sidney Malmsten spent Mon day in St. Helens on jury duty. ______ •_______ CONCERT PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN NEXT WEEK A concert program by the Ver air show and 40 planes partici pating, carnival, street dance, nonia choral society, directed by etc. Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Olson have moved to Camas Wash., where Dr. Olson is now employed by the S. P. and S. Railway Co. Mrs. B. B. Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. John Robbins spent Monday at Gaston with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hayes. Mrs. J. L. Biggs is visiting FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937 1 . . , ".•ends in Portlarr. -his week oseph A. Finley, is to be given 'an! attending sessions of the next Friday evening in the Christian church. The complete ; Rebekah grand assembly, I program will appear in next Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crume week’s issue. visited in Newberg Sunday. Mrs. Carl Brewer underwent a major operation in St. Vin Mrs. C. A. Malmsten and Mrs. cents hospital Monday morning. Lois Clark were called to Fbrest Her condition is serious. Grove Saturday by the sudden illness of Mrs. Lloyd Thomas I 'Louise Malmsten). Mrs. Tho- i mas underwent an emergency operation for appendicitis in the Forest Grove hospital that even- i ing and rallied well following it. BOB MORRELL Painting Paper Hanging Calsomining LEAVE ORDERS AT PATERSON FURNITURE STORE Joy Theatre VERNONIA SATURDAY, MAY 22 MATINEE 2:3« P.M. ONE DAY ONLY “MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS” Featuring Charlie Ruggles and Alice Brady ALSO FLASH GORDON in AIRWAY COFFEE 17c 3 Lb. 50c ibs. See it Greund. Know it’s Fresh. LAUNDRY SOAP Off DDC Crystal White 10 bars ...................... STRING BEANS No. 2 cans n r ¿DC 3 for ........................... Shredded Wheat Try Shredded Wheat Strawberries CHEESE and 1 A 1 U C Whole Milk Chedder Pound MARSHMALLOWS Fluffiest i r 1 l'b. pkg..................... A DC PEARS No. 2H cans Each .............. 2 for 15c 29C Doz. $1.59 MILK i n Mt. Vernon Tall cans, 3 for 1J/C BAKER’S COCOA 1 lb. can Each ....... CAKEFLOUR Swansdown Large Pkg................. Of* ¿DC Imitation Extract Lemon or Vanilla 4 oz. bottles 2 for .......... 25c LAUNDRY SOAP Big Peets Large Yellow rBf"r ............ 10c FLOUR 23c 2 pkgs......... f /» IOC HAVEST BLOSSOM Hard Wheat Blend 49 lb. bag ........ Ç1 tt vl.DD PRODUCE ORANGES Thin Skinned Juicy Sun- Kist Oranges O *> 2 dozen .................... DDC BANANAS Luscious Golden Ripe. Fine for Lunches Of* 4 pounds ................. ¿DC Strawberries ♦ We will have the best Berries obtainable at the lowest possible prices. Try Strawberry Shortcake, or berries and Shredded Wheat In Our Market Pork Loin Roast or Ch°ps 28c Oysters, Fresh Pacific 18c Qt. 35c Pound ............ .......... Pt. Pork Shld Roast SWEET PICKLES Pound Pint 15c Shop Our Market for No. 1 Spring Fryers. PORK LIVER Pound 10c 25c WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES “UNSEEN PERIL” SUNDAY & MONDAY, MAY 23-24 “LOVE IS NEWS” Featuring Don Ameche and Loretta Young PLUS UNIVERSAL NEWS MARCH OF TIME TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, MAY 25-26 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM “THEY WANTED TO MARRY With Betty Furne** and Gordon Jone* ALSO “THE MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF With John Beal, Joan Fontaine and Philip Hu*ton THURSDAY & FRIDAY, MAY 27-28 TWO MAIN FEATURES 1 Want A Home? HERE’S HOW TO GET IT 1. You Furnish the Lot. 2 Oregon-American will furnish the Lumber and Shingles. 3. We will furnish up to 50 per cent of the total cost in cash. 4- You have a home on easy monthly payments SEE BERT MILLS FOR YOUR LOT. “MURDER GOES TO COLLEGE An All-American Lin-up of Entertainment Thrill. ALSO “LET’S MAKE A MILLION” V365O$4O Smitty’s Men’s Shop Vernonia, Oregon Caley A. Stanwood, Inc. With Edward Everett Horton, Charlotte Winter* and Porter Hall COMING Wake Up and Live — Fifty Road* to Town — Theoren Chan at the Olympics 1 Guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ro land D. Eby for the club dance Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dobler and Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tegart of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle and baby spent a few days in Portland this week. St. Helens, Oregon Phone 161 Veazie-Gray Bldg.
