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V ernonia eagle , vernonia , O regon PAGE EIGHT Suffers Reaction— Eleanor Woodruff, a recent scar let fever victim, is at the present time suffering a reaction of the malady and is still confined to her home. Portland Visitor— Mrs. Jack Nance was a visitor in Portland Monday of this week rela tive to the transaction of business affairs. Visit Parents— Welts, Mr.s Wells being a sister of [ Mrs. Alexander and with George Alexander, Warden at the State Penitentiary. Good Crowds Reported— Good crowds have been reported attending the services of Evangelist J. H. Williams preaching at the Assembly of God church the past few days. The services will continue during the coming week it has been announced. Mrs. Williams is assist- ing her husband as pianist and solo- ist. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Staley were in Vancouver, Washington, for the Bennett 111--- weekend visiting Mr. Staley’s par Ben Bennett has been confined ents. to his home for the past two weeks suffering from trouble with his Weekend Guests— throat. Mr. and Mrs. Sid McGee of Long view were weekend guests of Mr. Amity Folk Visit— and Mrs. H. V. Holcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood of Amity were here Sunday visiting Portland Visitor»— at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Merle C. Johns. Ruhl and Mrs. Charles Marston were visitors in Portland Tuesday of this Called by Death— Mr. and Mrs. Howard Buffmire, week. a* Ray Buffmire and Wallace Buffmire Returns to Home— were called to Klamath Fall's be Mrs. Daley, mother to Mrs. Phi? cause of the death of a sister, Inez Peterson left last Friday for San Whitlock, a former resident of Vei- Francisco following a visit here nonia, on January 3. with her daughter since Christmas A. R. STANTON IS time. In Salem— HONORED; MRS WIENECKE HOSTESS Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Alexander were visitors in Salem the past The TREHARNE—(Special to weekend with Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Eagle)—Kathleen Condit fell while playing and received a cut over the left eye making it necessary to take • PAY NO MORE! four stitches. A. R. Stanton was honored with a dinner Sunday, the occasion being his 71st birthday. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Richards, Mr. and Mrs. James Monger, Harry UniUERSIU CREDIT (ompRnv Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stanton Thursday. There were 24 adults and and daughter, Lawanda, of Forest 11 children present. Mrs. Francis Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uhlin, Fonda of Riverview who is 86 years Eileen and Donnie Uhlin and the old pieced the quilt. A pot-luck din honored guest and hostess, Mr. and ner was served at noon. Mrs. A. R. Stanton. H. E. Schram visited Sunday at Mrs. Carl Wienecke was hostess the George Ortman home in Forest to the Handcraft club Friday after Grove. noon. Election of officers was held Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lucas spent and the exchange of birthday the weekend in Vancouver, Wash friend’s names were also made. ington, with relatives. Mrs. Erma Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lund were Johnson, Mrs. Pearl Adams, Mrs. Friday evening guests of Mr. and Ina Marshall, Ester Segert and Mrs. Schram. Peggie Lloyd all of Vernonia, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Woods of Clyde Carrick and children and the Mayger were weekend guests at the hostess, Mrs. Wienecke. Mrs. Erma I home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sehorn. Johnson won the hostess package, Kyle Clark returned home from Jack Doud has been sick with the the St. Vincents hospital Thursday, He was there two and one-half flu the past week. Mr. and Mrs. William Smejkal weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Falconer and daughter were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Ander were callers at the Otto Stoweil home at Buxton Friday. son of Glenwood. Mrs. Elmily McDaniel has been ill Mrs. Francis Fonda and Mrs. the past week. guests Cora Biggs of Riverview were The Beaver Creek Telephone Co. Thursday at the home of Mrs. held their rnnual meeting at Charles Weaver Clark. Mrs. George Johns and Mrs. Uhlin’s home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Gardner and Claude Tackett made a business sen of Wauna and Mrs. John Bo- trip to Salem Friday. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Otis Seal and Rob land of Cathlamet, the Harry spent the weekend at ert spent the weekend st Boring Hodgson home. with the V. O. Anderson family. Mr. and Mrs. Elza Weed and Mrs. Claude Knapp was a caller daughter of St. Helens were dinner Thursday at the Seal home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McMullen and guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Os- family of Natal visited with their car Weed. ■ ■■■ -o--------- daughter, Mrs. Jack Doud, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McDonald and Jean spent the weekend in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale and family and Beulah O’Connor made a business trip to Forest Grove Saturday. Mrs. Emma Clark was hostess for Stickwell quilting club FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1939 present time there is approximately Oregon meeting to be held Febru 3,000 head of cattle in the county ary 9 and 10 at Corvallis. Commun ication will be sent member» by the which »how» a substantial increase vecretcry, W. E. Crawford, when during the past few yean. This in the time is set. crease means the growth of an in- dustry which remains much the TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY same from year to year as far as market fluctuations. That is the FOR SALE—One buzz saw. |8.00. market change is not rapid from j Call at 1206 State Street. 2tl high to low within a short space of time so that the stockmen can depend upon a steady living from FOR SALE—1937 Chevrolet deluxe sedan in excellent condition. Cail year to year. It was also explained 2tl that the industry provides a means at 863 Washington St. of utilizing cut-over land until it can again be brought into timber productivity. Other speeches during the after- offers FREE Sample of noon were heard from H. A. Lind- gren, secretary of the West Oregon DRUGLESS Aid for Livestock Association. Kenneth Mil-1 High Blood Pressure Relief ler. Agricultural and Livestock Agent of the S. P. & S. Railway High blood pressure sufferers in Co., J. D. Perry, recently elected Vernonia are urged to go to Armi- state representative of the county tage Drug Co. and receive a free and Robert Jones, president of the sample of ALUMIN Essence of Clatsop county association and a Garlic Parsley Tablets, valuable for the relief of distressing symptoms director in the West Oregon group. of high blood pressure. These are Membership in the Columbia Coun the tablets tested by an eminent ty Association at the close of the physician of New York City with meeting had grown to over 62 mem which he reduced blood pressure and relieved dizziness and headaches bers which places it at the top of the list for any affiliate of the by using the tablets according to directions on the package. To deter West Oregon Association. The next mine cause of your high blood pres meeting of the Columbia group is sure, see your doctor. Get interesting to be held at Deer Island but the booklet along with your free sample cute was not set at that time but of ALLIMIN today and try these DRUGLESS tablets for vourself. will hinge on the date of the West ------- ----------------------------------- Armitage Drug Co. Two Resolutions- (Continued from page 1.) Columbia county’s Agriculture Agent, George Nelson, presented the membership with data of the live stock industry and with a series ftf stereoptican pictures of scenes with in the county. He stated that at the AFE WAY Special, for FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 and 14. ------ QUALITY CUTS OF MEATS------ 15i/2e lb IOc Bacon Squares lb. 15c Link Sausage Club s'*le By Piece lb 21c Bacon Jx Sugar lb 1«1/2C Picnics Cured Country lb. 15c Pork Sausage I Style 10c Sausage Bologna and Liver PER RING Pork Roast These Prices Are for Three Days Only January 12, 13 and 14 Young Tender Cut. K. C. BAKING POWDER SCOTT TISSUE SOAP, Peets Granulated ................................ LUX TOILET SOAP LIPTON’S TEA, Yellow Label BLACK PEARS, Stokely Large No. 2% Cans Our entire line of DONNA LEE /E jset Wï No Refunds or Exchanges Will Be Accepted. Try Them on and See that They l-!b. bag 50-oz. size 33c 3 rolls 22c Med. . Size Pkg. 19c Bar COFFEE Airway 3 lb. bag Fit Before Leaving the Store lb. 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