MEASELS REPORTED IN he Kowlcs home, helping Eunice land at the Oaks Amusement Park. Winsten caught a ling ccd.
.arson do the work, while Mrs.
Ernest Williams now in the meat
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynch left
MIST; WELL FAILS TO
.< now les is ill.
market
for
Oliver
Graves
is
re-
recently
for Idaho to visit for a
PRODUCE WATER
Bernard Dowling went to work
LET’S EE SOCIABLE
I newing an old friendship with Mr. few days. Margaret Hamen and
MIST—(Special to The Eagle)—
Irving Knowles was a Forest Grove Monday morning driving a lodging ' and Mrs. Nels Chambers. They Bessie Bell are in charge of tl>e
visitor Sunday, going in to see Mrs. ruck for the Matthews Bros, after were acquainted previously in New store operated by Mrs. Lynch,
| York City where Mr. Williams opér­
The Friendship Circle held their Knowles who is in the hospital at i six weeks period of illness.
Mrs. Ernie Robbins has planned
ât.
i ated a market.
Forest
Grove.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Lane
to move to the Bert Hawkins for­
Pot luck dinner at the home of
I ■
John and Walter Chambers were mer residence.
Bernard Dowling went to Port­ tended the show Friday night at
Mrs. Mabel Graves Thursday, July
| in Longview visiting friends last
Clatskanie.
Mrs. Artie Buckner has gone to
13 th. Members present were Mrs. land Saturday to see the .doctor.
Mrs. Alfred Popham was a Sun- week-
Jesse George was calling on the
Missouri to visit her father.
Alice Crawford, Mrs. Minnie Malm-
June Woods is visiting her
ten, Mrs. Ida Condit, Mrs. Will neighbors Tuesday delivering ber­ lay visitor at the Dowling home.
i
grandmother in California.
She lives in Astoria.
Chalmers, Mrs. Malbel Myers, Mrs. ries.
Charles Eversaul and family drove !
Measles have made their appear,
Blanche Millis, Mrs. Nan Crume,
The men with the well drill went
PAINTING
Mrs. Trilla Anderson, and Mrs. to a depth of one hundred and fifty once in the village again, some of to Seaside Sunday.
PAPERHANGING
Dorothy Hillstine spent the week-'
Bertie Bassett.
feet once and no water, , on the he younger set being confined at
CALSOMINING
end here with Mrs. Ernest Gwin,'
Libel farm. They are now digging
<
a home with them.
canning
berries,
then
left
for
Port-:
Have
Latest Spray Gun
Shower Given
well for Wm. Bridgers.
C. O. Hayden went to Portland
Equipment for All Outside
Little Jean Melvin is spending r'riday n ght to see the ball game. land for her home.
Mrs. Johnson—
Painting
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoff spent1
a week or two with her grandmo-
:
A traveling motion picture con- the weekend with J. M. Runzer and
Let Mo Give You An Estimate
Mrs. George Johnson wa3 the ther at Tide Water.
ern stopped off a couple of nights family in Portland.
honor guest at a shower given Wed­
Mr. and Mrs. C. Dowling were
BOB MORRELL
nesday rfternoon of last week. down from Buxton and Mrs. Dow­ here and gave a motion picture
Lyle Holt, Tom Gatton, Al Rober­
376 B Street ------ Vernonia
Those present were Grace firm­ ling spent the day with her son, how in the gymnasium Monday son and Winston and Eldon W.Jkcr
strong, Sylvia Brady, Mrs. Ed Fra­ James Joyce, and wife, also Mrs. ind Tuesday. It was reported as were deep sea fishermen Sunday. '
real good.
,
zee, Mrs. Bergerson, Mrs. Hodgson, | A. Me'.vin, her daughter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Bridgers and
Beatrice Baccus and two sisters, I | We note with regret the passing
Mrs. Louis Parcello and daughter, if an old acquaintance, Charlie ■'loyd L> el were Portland visitors
Ethel; Mrs. George Baker and Bee, in a Portland hospital, He has Friday evening at the ball game,
Link Lilock is boarding at the
daughters, Alice and Patricia; Mrs. been ailing for some years.
Knowles home.
Blongie, Viola Carrick, Hazel Ship­
There seems to be some black­
man and Mrs. Dave Marshall.
berries here and there, and the
ladies of the neighborhood are gath­ VISITS, VISITORS
Farewell Picnic
NUMEROUS; OLD AC­
ering some.
Held for Gowens—
Merl Jones and her sister, Joan, QUAINTANCE RENEWED
RIVERVIEW — (Special to The
Friends of. Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. have returned from a two weeks
Olin wore present last Friday at visit at Seaside with their mother. Sagle)—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeiner
Evelyn Parkinen is assisting at ind family spent Sunday in Port-
the park atop the O-A hill for a
picnic held in honor of Reverend
and Mrs. Vincent Gowen who have
been visiting in this country for
the past year. The Gowens left Sun­
that when you see the sign
day for the Phillipine Islands.
Friendship Circle
Has Dinner—
Rebekahs Hold
Installation—•
Th; Mountain Heart Rebekah
lodge held a very success *ul in­
stallation the evening of July 13.
Cecile McDonald, district deputy
president, assisted 'by deputies Ella
Cline, Mae Mellinger, Grace Cur­
rie, Selma Webb, Ruby Biggs,
Ciaudina Banta and Sally Brown,
installed the following officers into
their respective chairs: past grand
Elizabeth Koberstien; noble grand,
i
Maude Sflomonsen; vice grand,
i
Dorothy Sandon; secretary, Zs>e
Whitsell; treasurer, Vera Willard;
ohaplin, Mary Kaphammer; R. S.
N. G., Mae Mellinger; L. S. N. G.,
Grace Currie; E. S. V. G., Maudie
Duncan; L. S. V. G., Ciaudina Ban­
ta; warden, Louise Kilby; conduc­
tor , Katherine Reichard; inside
guardian, Mary Pemble; outside
guardian, Ella Cline.
The past noble gr. nd gave a nice
remembrance to each of her of­
ficers and she was presented with
a past grand pin by the lodge.
Ti.e new noble grand received a
beautiful wrist watch from hei- hus-
tand aril other gifts from some of
tho members. After closing, ice
ere m, coffee and cake were served
on tables decor ».ted with roses and
sweet peas.
Brother Brown announced that
the Vernonia Odd Fellows and
Robckaks would have a picnic at
Short Sand Beach July 30th, and
wj are i ll looking to a jolly good
tin e cn that dry.
“GRADE A MILK and CREAM”
Vernonia Grange No. 305
Mqpts
Second Saturday
Every Month
III
I
of
8 P. M.
BUY
The Mountain Heart club met at
the homo cf Mrs. Dorothy Sandon
July 18, and after the business
li-cef.i;,’ enjoyed a picnic lunch.
Th"? made plans for their annual
Sn’or"r.sbord to be held in the
I.O.O.F. hall, Friday, October 27.
Those present were, S. ily Brown,
I larqr.ee McDonald, Mao Mellinger,
Edr.a I.ind. Evelyn Iieath, Zoe Whit-
se'l, 1 C! .u'iia Eanta, Mary Pemble,
Maud Sal cmonsrn, Dodo Laeh'ne
rad Dorr thy S. nden, hostess. Mrs.
Ol’var Mellinger and children were
gu-. sis of the club.
NEHALEM VALLEY
FARM PRODUCTS
that you and your family’s health is being safe­
guarded.
You get this assurance at the
lii
r ¿5V.
Sï ” »
F
' i
I
gì
KÌ
Ladies Large Flower-
Pattern HOUSE COAT
Reg. $1.98,
Now
$1.25
Silk Crepe Step-In Suits
Special, 2 for ....
$1.QQ
LADIES SWEATERS
Ladies SILK FORMALS
Slip On and Coat Styles
All Wool — $1.98 Values
A Close Out - Only Three
Left—$6.90 Values
Now ............... $1.49 Now.................. $3.98
LADIES RAYON SLIPS
59c
Special Value RUG
20 x 24, Now
35c
18 x 36, Now ....
While They Last
29c
j
I
Thin Gillette Blade at only 10c
for 4! Made of easy-flexing steel,
it has super-keen edges of a
radically improved kind. You'll
find that it out-performs and
outlasts ordinary blades two to
one. Get a package of Thin
Gillettes from your dealer today.
Rayon Lunch Clothes
Special Values
While They Last
Specially Priced
Sizes 36 to 52
Only .............
49c
Wash Cloth Special
5c
Dish Cloth Special
5c
49c
Beach Towel Secial
Ladies White Duck
Kedette Sandies — À
Special at ................. 98c
19c
25c
35c
Mens Sport and Polo
Shirts 49c—79c—98c
Boys Sport Shirts
69e and 98c
Boys POLO SHIRTS
25c — 49c — 6Sc
Mens All-Leather Gloves
Pearl Split ............... 49c
Smooth Leather .... 49i’
Leather Face Work
Mens Fancy Dress Sox
15c - 25c - 35c - 49c
Boys Fancy Dress Sox
15c — 25c
Mens All Wool Cashmere
Sox...................... 49c
P4en,-. Cashmere Finish
G,ove>.................. 25c Sox...................... 25c
Mens Bathing Trunks
Special ....
49c
10-oz. Canvas Gloves 10c
14-oz. Canvas Gloves 15c
White Ox Gloves .... 25c
Meni Swim Trunks
C9c — 98c — $1.49
Mens Crash Sport
Mens Cotton Dress SOX
Mens Handkerchiefs
White Cotton
each
SLACK SUITS .... $1.98
Mens Drcs3 SHIRTS
Sl.CO — $1.50 — $1.98
APRON SPECIAL
APRONS
Fast Color
80 X 80 Print, Only
49c
Plain Colors, White,
Black and Brown 10c
Work Sox
APRON SPECIAL
Ladies All Wool
Coat Sweaters—Assorted
Colors. $2.98 Values,
Ladies SHOE Specials
One Table of Shoes —
Values up to $3.98 to go
$1.98
$1.98
Now .........
49c
Boys Slip-On and Zipper
Neck Wool Sweaters
Special Values—
49c — 69c — 98c
Out Size Cover-All
OR good-looking, comfort­
shaves that save both
F able
time and money ... get the new
Mens Garter and
Suspender Sets
.... $1.00
Now 3 for........... Ci nn
While They Last *
V
AFTERNOON FROCKS
Washable Spun Rayon
Beautiful Patterns and
Styles, Only ........ $1.98
«
$1.25
Values — Now
Ladies Girdle-Top
PANTIES — 49c Values
18 x 36, Now ........ 35c
Entirely New
Kind Of Edge»
Protect Your
Sfcin From Irri­
tation Of Misfit
Binde«
Ladies Rayon Satin Slips
Brassier Tops
While They Last
Now
Boys Tie and Suspender
Sets—Special at .
25c
Special at ....
Heavy Rayon VEST
98c Values at ..:....... 9C-
Fancy Rag RUGS
Price!
L
•ft
98c Values,
At
i
i
GIRDLES
Two-Way 'Stretch
1
■os
’i’
X-
Th j West Side Quilting Club
memb ) enjoyed a picnic last
Tuesday which occupied the entire
d y spent at Arcadia Park. During I
a part of the time spent there the |
la kes were instrumental in re-1
pairing the park benches to makeI
them more serviceable for future
use. Those pre '‘lit for the day
w re Mrs. l ouis J.aramore,' Mrs. Ed
T ,tter, Mrs. Jim Monger, Mi«.'
Mabie Mitch .11, Mrs. Lie Bundy |
mil Miss Catherine Thompson of j
Yamhill.
You Shave Quicker,
Easier, With This New
»
YOU MAY BSE SURE
Plans Made for
Smorgasbord—
Oi Tiing Club
E 'joys Picnic—
PAGE THREE
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1939
ALL LADIES SUMME«
IIATS TO GO AT
31.00
Beautiful Assortment of
Fast Color Print Aprons
Now
Trouser3...... v... $1.98
Toys, Same
$1.49
10c
MENS SHOE SPECIAL
“Kedsm^n” — Regular
$2.65 and $3.49 Values
Now
Mens Tan Duck
• $1.98
Mens Wool Sweaters
$1.98
$2.98 — $3.49
:'V.....
'
Men» Dqck Caps
25c
Indiani IBIaiiket Special
Héavv-Dìi rabie—Washable
Ideal for Hem?, Camp or Car,
Special ............
$1.98
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