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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1938)
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1988 Visit Willard.— y©UR TOWN’S TOPICS -4 ' . | Here from Portland— To Move Here— Daisy and Miss Margaret will change her residence to Ver- McDonald of Portland visited with nonia where she will reside in house their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave No. 8 O.-A. hill it was announced McDonald, last weekend. They were this week. Miss Ethelyn Gillard, her | here from Thursday afternoon to daughter, and Eugene Gillard, her Sunday, son, will make their home with her Friday Gueiti— in the future. She plans to make Little Allen Taylor and Mrs. A. the move the latter part of this E. Jennings were guests at the week. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Aspinal) Here from Arlington— Friday. Mrs. Everett Bartieman of Ar lington, Oregon, spent Sunday and In Portland— Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stone went Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Robbins. Mrs. Bartiemay to Portland on business Friday. and Mrs. Robbins are sisters. Mrs. S. A. Gillard of Portland I Miss PAGE THREE Joins Rebeccaa— At Camp Visit Relatives— Food Sale Dae— * Harry and Charles George spent The past President’s club of the the weekend in Portland visiting Woman’s Relief Corps met Tuesday friends and relatives. October 11, at the home of Mrs. i i Florence McDonald, and it was Bill Thompson Here---- Bill Thompson of Corvallis, Oreg decided to have a cooked food sale on, spent the weekend visiting with on Saturday, November 5, at the Nehalem Market and Grocery. his parents. Fishes at Elsie— Perry Browning went to Elsie Friday fishing and reported a good catch. Ray D. Fisher Here— ' Braley & Graham Announces ioned Used Cars will be on display at Vernonia, Oregon, in the old Thomas Garage Building. These cars will be in Vernonia on Monday, Octo ber 24, and will be on display for three days. ’37 BUICK 2-Door “Gold Seal” Guaran- teed perfect............. — $1.75 Drying Space ............... $1.00 JUNIOR, 21-feet IRONING BOARDS $1.00 — $1.50 — $2.25 — $4.25 IRONING BOARD PAD & COVERS .......... 75c BOYS!! IT’S HERE — THE NEW BIKE TRAILER. Attaches to any bicycle. Just the thing to carry your packages, newspapers, etc. Complete with Bike Attachments $5.50 jb Foi* Hardware--------- See HOFFMAN About It! Hoffman Hardware Co. MXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXI The Forest Grove National Bank Invites You To Bank By Mail if Inconvenient To Come In Person J. A. Thornburg, President "THE ROLL OF HONOR BANK” Save Time-* Save Work-* Save Money** ——Let Us Care for Your Laundry------ NEW FAMILY WASH, Pound ................ 7C Flat Work or Finished If Bundle is 15 pounds or over, Shirts finished for 8c each______________ The Use of IVORY SOAP Is Guaranteed in All _________ of Our Laundry Work______________ DRY CLEANING—Cash and Carry Prices! Men’s suits or overcoats, each ..... 79c Ladies’ coats, suits, dresses, each .... ------- 79c We Guarantee 1-Day Service on All Work Taken Except Orders Received on Saturday ALL WE ASK IS A FAIR TRIAL TO CON- VINCE YOU OF OUR EFFICIENT, REASON ABLE SERVICE Vernonia Laundry and Cleaners Co. VERNONIA, OREGON Here from Portland— Roy Freeman, Hazel Young and Garfield Smith of Portland were visitors in Vernonia with friends the past Sunday. Mr. Smith is a brother of Ben Smith. The party spent part of the afternoon visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duncan. Dine with Robbins— Mr. and Mrs. Lox Smith of Tre- harne and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Rob bins had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Robbins. Visit in Portland— Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins spent Sunday in Portland visiting friends. Visit in Sedan— ÍCQE «püèy«J Stand. Coupe— Chevrolet '37 Remarkably Fine Car J D. L. Sedan 37-41 Built-in trunk Low $74C Mileage. Guaranteed. ■37 DODGE "6” Hollywood Star. Extras................. . Sedan— Spec. Sedan 36-41 Low Mileage. Carefully Used. ’37 SEDAN ___ ■37 BUICK '36 BUICK $625 Guaranteed. PLYMOUTH A $675 Built-in trunk. Heater. Economical, etc......... — $645 STUDE. “6” Sedan — (Overdrive) Built-in trunk, ra dio, heater; leather tCQC upholstery.................... <PO*J J ’38 Master De L. Coupe Run only few thou- CfiQC sand miles ................ JVJJ ’3S Chev. Foldaway Clothes Drying Rack Hl BOY, 40-feet Drying Space .... Floors Sanded— Members of the I W of A No. two catalpa tree leaves back with him, the leaves each measuring about 37 and the Ladies Auxiliary spent 27 inches in diameter at the widest part of last Saturday repairing ths part. His son had Just returned floor and kitchen of the union hall. from Russia as first engineer on The floor was sanded and oiled and Go to Rainier— an oil transport boat for the Stand the kitchen shelving was changed Paul Gordon and Ed Condit of ard Oil Company. to better fill needs of the group. the Washington grade school were in St. Helens Monday evening to I attend the October meeting of ths Schoolmaster’s Club, a county-wide organization. One meeting is held every month, each at a different Phenomenal sales of Late Models and Recondit location within the county. LOOK AHEAD For A “Rainy Day” Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullander were in Portland Sunday where thev visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. K.illander and spent part of the day at Bonneville dam. R. L. Kull ander is a brother of A. L. KuTTan- uer. motored to Portland Monday to visit Wallace Bergerson and Frank visitor Lions in the St. Vincent hospital. Matthew Gibson was a for several days of last week with his son at Silverton. He brought XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXH TWO SIZES Visit in Portland— Visits Sow— * Ray D. Fisher, former owner ofj The Vernonia Eagle and now locat Spend Sunday Fi.hing— ed at Forest Grove was a visitor in Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lachine and Vernonia on business Tuesday. He In Salem— Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrae son, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Watts and returned to Forest Grove Tuesday Postal Facts— Parcels sealed against inspection were visitors in Salem last Friday Lyman Hawken spent Sunday fisn- evening. ing below Elsie. require first class postage unless and Saturday. Ballagh Visits— they bear a printed label stating Edison I. Ballagh of St. Helens that they do not contain writing was a visitor in Vernonia Tuesday and may be opened for postal in contacting voters previous to elect spection. ion time, November 8. He has serv ed Columbia county in the state Postal Facts— C. O. D. parcels may be held at legislature previous to this time in 1919 and 1920 and is seeking elect the post office for 20 days without ion again for Columbia county repre- charge, they may be held an addi tional 10 days at a cost of 5 cents rentative. per day if the sender provides for Your problems of drying your clothes is solved Has Operation— that service in his return address. Annie McDonald was the subject with a ot an operation for appendicitis Postal Facts— When mailing your letters be sure last Friday in the Portland General that you have the correct address hospital. as well as a complete return ad dress and the proper postage. At Bonneville— No more worrying about how you are going to dry your washing during wet weather. a— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Burke spent Nora Byers was taken into mem Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger, daughter, Marjorie, visited at the bership of the Rebeccas last Thurs Sunday at Camp 8 visiting with Mr. Mrs. Perry Mellinger, Mrs. Wallace home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Will day evening at a meeting of the Burke’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Bergerson and Mrs. Frank Lions ard Sunday. Burke. group. Many others, too numerous to list. in Portland— Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Boeck and uaughter, Patsy, accompanied by their niece, Ruth Boeck, spent Sat urday in Portland. Drastic price reductions on these cars bring won derful values for your inspection. Braley & Graham Has Operation— Wallace Bergerson underwent an operation on the knee October 10. It was necessary to remove both cartilages. He is in St. Vincent hos pital and is improving, but will be unable to return home for some time. Buick Distributors for Oregon Main Store—13th and W. Bumside YOU MAY BE SURE Dancing Classes that when you see the sign “GRADE A MILK and CREAM” will begin Tuesday, October 25, at the Grange hall. Registration at 4 o’clock. that you and your family’s health is being safe guarded. You get this assurance at the NEHALEM VALLEY DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Mrs. R. D. Ebv Banks— Portland, Oregon Mrs. Lura Shipley and family spent Friday evening visiting with relatives in Banks. Visit Parents— Lawrence and Ralph Benne.t spent the weekend home from school visiting their parents. DON'T GAMBLE —on Higher Living Costs & Lower Income FARMING —A 2% transaction tax is a tax on farmer's gross receipts from all sales, includ ing eggs, wheat, flax, livestock, vegetables; also a tax on every* thing he buys, —machinery, sacks, fertilizer, boxes, insur* ance, etc. RETAIL —A 2% transaction tax is a tax on dollar value of all sales, large or small. The mer chant is supposed to pay the tax. If he adds the tax to his prices, he can add MORE than the tax, thereby fooling the purchaser. WHOLESALE —A 2% transac* tion tax is a tax on wholesale sales. Many retailers will buy outside Oregon, because inter* state sales are exempt. SERVICES of doctor, dentist lawyer, accountant, garage re* pairman, are taxable. Lodge and club dues are taxable. Al so rents received, interest, div idends, transportation charges, insurance premiums. REAL ESTATE sales are taxed 2%. SHOPPERS '* r SPAM, HORMEL 2 PEACHES— Dried Fancy Muir Pound ... Fresh Salmon Eggs lb. 15c Pork Sausage lb. 15c; 2 lbs. 28c SHOULDER PORK ROAST beenetf entorpr.,# Half or Whole HAM, proper»» owner ih p lb. |gc Pound 28c BAKERS Half Pound Wadhani's Memorie 2 No. 2 tins » for 25c LIMA BEANS— Fancy Large 2 pounds 15c 15c 2 tall tins ................ Large 4-oz. bottle 23c BEANS— CUT, Duncan’s Market PINEAPPLE JUICE 15c COFFEE— Lb. Bag Ask Us for Prices on Canning Beef by the Quarter 10c PAPER TOWELS— 2 rolls 15c Specials for Friday and Saturday, October 21 and 22. Transaction Tax for “Citizens Retirement Annuity” agency tpectalumg in foration, leqieotion awê pvb/ic affeiri, devo »ad »O sound pubi« poOry to word 10c CHOCOLATE 2% Paid Adv. by Oregon Buaineaa A Invertor«, Ine. 303 Fenton Baildinq. Portland, Ore. HL.Germen, Fren. FH Toog. Mgr. 17c Pound Pkgs. Large Pkg. CREAM OF WHEAT STARCH— Corn or Gloss VANILLA VOTE 315 X NO 27c 23c RINSO Large package 21c PANCAKE FLOUR 10-lb. bag 43 c IVORY SOAP 4-Medium size bars 21c DRIED PRUNES ........ 3 pounds J3c D essert - O c packages jell 3 12-oz. tin King’s Grocery Where Your Money Buy* More Ph. 91 At the New Mile Bridge 2 Deliveries Daily
