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VERNONIA EAGLE,
VERNONIA, OREGON
llaiisiiied Ads
FOR SALE - Large size baby
bed, complete with mattress.
114 Millview, or telephone 822.
48*1
Will do hour work.
330 C Street.
Maye Loyd
48*1
SPECIAL BARGAIN for quick
sale. Have fine used piano
also beautiful small piano nearly
new. Would prefer selling in
this locality to save moving ex­
pense. If interested in seeing,
write at once to Tallman Piano
Store, Salem, Ore.
48c3
PIANO
BARGAIN -
Lovely I
shape/ bench, free delivery.
You can’t beat our prices. Only
once.
Schwan Pidno Co., 417
S. W. 12 Ave., Portland, Ore­
gon.
47*5
FOR SALE - Apples, walnuts,
filberts, pumpkin and squash. accidents are increasing there,. the tax structure, which is be-
A. L. Parker, about 3 miles on statistics compiled by the Oregon
lieved among other things to be
Mist routs.
46*3 Ii State Motor association reveal.
throttling business. Complaining
APARTMENTS FOR RENT -
that no one in the country gives
Austin Apartments, 117 North
a thought to the 5,000,000 pri­
street.
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vate employers, O’Connor very
FOR SALE - Chickens, colored
pertinently remarked: “We are
and white fryers, also hens
for roasting. M. L. Porterfield.
TASTY DELICIOUS
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What Other
Editors ...
Think ....
FOR SALE - Old hens and fryers.
I buy beef hides and buy, sell
NEED CONFIDENCE
or trade cattle. Crane electric
Chairman O’Connor of the
pump for sale. I will come and
do your butchering for you for house rules committee has called j
the hide and one dollar. Chester upon congress for a revision of
White boar pig services, $2.00
D. S. Graven.
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DISHES
Served at
BUSH’S CAFE
Our Specialty: Steaks and
Chops cut to order.
CHINESE NOODLES
picking on them, abusing them
and snooping on them. Yet the
only place anyone can get a job
is from a private employer. The
employers won’t do anything
while living under the fear of
the
government,
with
taxes,
snooping and so on to harass
them.”
Verily it is high time
for the good of the country that
some effort be made to create
more confidence among the mil­
lions of employers in the nation
and to definitely let them know
that their government is with
them instead of against them.
-Hillsboro Argus
policy in the bitter labor quarrel,
says a United Press dispatch from
Washington. If this report proves
true, it will be one of the best
bits of news the nation has heard
in many a day. Weary of labor
strife, the public has been looking
to the president for a long time
to do something about ic. Per­
haps he is at last going to act.
Astoria Astorian-Budget.
If the present attempt of C. I.
O. and A. F. of L. leaders to
patch up their quarrel should
fail, President Roosevelt may
decide to drop his “hands off”
Leave Orders at Paterson
Furniture Store
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INA STEVENS, O. T. BATEMAN
MARRY IN HILLSBORO
Miss Ina Stevens, formerly of
the Margaret-Ina shop, and O. T.
Bateman,
assistant postmaster,
were married in Hillsboro Satur­
day night
They left on a two
weeks honeymoon trip to Idaho
Falls, Idaho, to visit with Mr.
Bateman’s brother. On their re-,
turn they will make their resi­
dence in the Cherrytree apart-1
ments.
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MARTHA CIRCLE ENTERTAIN.
ED BY MRS. L. A. ROGERS
King Turkey has abdicated the Throne and
Beef has taken his place. Our Market is head­
quarters for Quality Meats at Prices that are
Right.
BEEF ROASTS
CROSSING
CRASHES
MOUNT
Despite the fact that every
railroad crossing in Oregon is
marked, often with several warn­
ing devices, serious automobile
1 Second-hand sheepskin lined
| Coats • and Jackets.
Also an
assortment of good second­
hand Shoes at the
Vernonia Bargain Store
818 Bridge St.
15c
1
STEELHEADS
BRAZING RIBS
12’/*c
SIRLOIN or RIB STEAKS
25c
BONELESS CUBES
20c
Pound .....................................................................
GROUND ROUND
They are on their way.
Pound .....................................................................
AIRWAY COFFEE
The big battle will soon be on.
17c
Pound ............................................
_ 23c
3 pounds
PORK & BEANS
We will offer the following
Large No. 2 Va Cans,
2 for
25c
4 oz. can
10c
PEPPER
prizes for December:
SCHILLINGS Black,
49c
JELLO
First Steelhead ........... 30 Yards Leader
Largest Steelhead ......... Heavy Silk Line
Second Largest ..................... 3 Jars Eggs
ASSORTED FLAVORS, Reg. pkg.,
FLOUR, SUNSET GOLD
49 pound bag ........................................................................
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
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Pound .........................................................................................
LAUNDRY SOAP
30 bars .........................................
CRYSTAL WHITE,
SOAP POWDER
NU
BORO,
Package .......................................
Large
5c
Each
$1.45
30c
$1.00
35c
A beautiful piece of glassware FREE with each package.
LADIES AUXILIARY CHANGES I
MEETING PLACE
The Ladies auxiliary of I.W.A.
No. 21 will meet in the Eagles’
hall, over Turk’s cafe, Dec. 2
instead of in the Grange hall.
BOB MORRELL
Pound ...................... ,........................................................
Must be caught in Rock creek between
Dani and Power House. Please register
at store. Contest open to any customer
buying any amount of fishing tackle.
Ten members and five guests
of the Martha circle were en­
tertained by Mrs. L. a . Rogers
Tuesday afternoon. The guests
were Mrs. W. O. Porterfield, Mrs.
Fred Lumm, Mrs. Chas. EKer-
eaul, Mrs. Emma Weed and Mrs.
Oscar Weed.
PAINTING
Paper Hanging
Calsomining
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
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HORSES and MULES for sale or,
trade
for
cattle.
Ranging '
from 1200 to 1600 lbs., 4 to 12 !
years old.
All guaranteed as j
represented.
Roy stables, Roy, I
Oregon.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937
This year we will give a final grand
of Special Fly Pole worth more than
for largest Steelhead caught up to
1 1938. Will also give prizes for
month during Steelhead season.
BROOMS
prize
$6.50
April
each
A good 4 Sew Broom,
Each .......................................
CRACKERS
SNOWFLAKES,
2 pound box ................... „..........
EGG NOODLES
1 pound Cello pkg. .............................................................
PRODUCE
We have a complete new stock of leaders
5c to 25c coil, and remember our special
Steelhead line — Nothing like is else­
where and the price is low.
For Steelhead Tackle
See HOFFMAN about It.
GRAPEFRUIT
Marsh Seedless
6 for ..
10c
DRY BEANS
19c
Hoffman Hardware Co.
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Idaho Red Mexican
Pound ................
5c
1 Q
13C
Canned Soup
COCOANUTS
Fancy
2 for ....... ..........
19c
Albers, Reg. pkg.
Each ................... .
BANANAS
Golden Ripe
3 pounds .............
29c
Corn Flakes
CARROTS
Fancy Local
3 bunches .........
29c
15c
Websters Assorted
10-oz. can .........
5c
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES