FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1940 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO from states west of Colorado must I Cioeir.g date, February 23, 1940. Miss Stella Kriara, employed in X .Ray crystallographer, (2,600 a AI Denny and Bob Dial spent be on file in the Commission’s of­ the Vernonia Bakery, has been ill the Weekend in Portland. fice at Washington, D. C. not later year, Geological Survey. Specified since last Saturday with the flu. than the closing dates specified: College education, and scientific ex­ Mrs. Ralph Aldrich, Jr. is working 111 with the Flu---- the weekend. Richard and Law- in the shop during Mid-Tetm Vacationists— Telephone operator, (1,260 a year, perience of postgraduate study in Mrs. Ed Frazee was ill the first Miss Kriara’s part of this week with the flu. Jack Anderson and LaVon George rence are attending Oregon State absence. for appointment at Washington, D. physics, chemistry, mineralogy, or Portland University students, spent College. C. only. Applicants must have had crystallography are required. Ap­ New Clerk at Sam and Bob', Ha« Chicken Pox— their mid-term vacation in Ver­ ' ull time experience as telephone plicants must not have passed their Vernon Boyer of Portland began operator; tney must have reached Í 53rd birthday. Closing date is Feb- Miss Alice Baker, secretary in nonia. The boys came Saturday and In Portland---- Mrs. F. R. Olin spent the week- the Washington school office, has his work as clerk in Sam and Bob’s their 18th but must not have pass­ luary 29, 1940. returned to school Wednesday of end in Portland visiting her sister been ill with chicken pox since last st"re Mndry. Mrs. Hearing will ed their 53rd birthday. Closing date this week. Full information may be obtain­ not be employed in the store reg­ for receipt of applications, Febru­ ed from the local post office. Saturday. and daughter, Millicent. Here from Salem— ularly from now on. ary 15, 1940. Baker 111— Mr. and Mrs. Douglas DeCew, Here from Willamette— Senior Stenographer, (1,620 a Visit Mother at Burnside— Paul Bennett, former Vernonia Leonard Verhagen, brother and son, Mark, and Glen Heiber of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Salomonsen year, junior stenographer, (1,440 a Salem spent the weekend at the student, was here for the weekend. assistant to Jake Boss, the Vernonia Paul is a senior at Willamette baker, is confined to his home with visited Sunday and Monday with year, senior typist, (1,440 a year, C. F. Heiber home. Mr, Salomonsen’s mother, Mrs. ¡unior typist, (1,260 a year. These University. the flu. Improving from the Flu---- Henry Jackson, who lives at Burn- exams are open tp men only. Ap­ pointments will be made in Wash­ Attend Show in Portland---- Mrs. Walter Vaughn who has Motor to Portland— side near Astoria. ington, D. C. only. Applicants must Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caulfield been confined to her home for the Mr. and Mrs. Harold McEntire have reached their 18th but must past ten days with the flu is recup­ motored to Portland Sunday to attended “Gone with the Wind” in Student* Have Vacation— Harry Culbertson, Jr. and George not have passed their 53rd birthday. erating. meet Mr. Caulfield’s mother who Portland last Friday. Stankey who are attending Pacific Closing date for receiving of ap­ has been visiting in Idaho, and Student Here— Celebrate Anniversary— University spent their semester plication, February 15, 1940. A'hose home is in Astoria. Bob 'Connat, graduate of Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Poetter and vacation from Thursday until’ Sun­ Associate aeronautical inspector, nonia high school, who is attending Mi«« Schrieber 111— Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fulton were day of last week here. 33,500 a year, assistant aeronauti­ Portland University, spent the week- Miss Marian Schrieber, first guests at the L. L. Laramore homj cal inspector, $3,200 a year. Civil end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. grade teacher at Washington school, Monday night to celebrate the Civil Service Exams Announced— Aeronautics Authority. Applicants Loe Caulfield on the O. A. hill. The United States Civil Service for both positions must have reach- was forced to remain in Portland Laramore’s seventh wedding an- Don't be a dunce, learn the Commission announces the follow­ •d their 24th birthday; for the niversary. at her home instead of returning Mrs. Rogers 111— true economy and convenience ing open competitive examination: associate grade they must have not to her teaching this Monday be ­ of our modern cleaning ser­ Mrs. Madge Rogers has been ill Attend Safeway Meeting— Head saw filer, $8.00-(10.00 a day, >assed their 40th, and for the as- vice. with the flu for the past two weeks. cause of an attack of the flu. Mrs. Gerald Horn, Russell Whitsell when actually employed. This ex­ sistant grade they must have not Mrs. Paul Gordon is substituting Harry Sandon is substituting for and Pat McCabe attended an all Here your clothing or house­ amination is for the purpose of pas.-ed their 35th birthday. Closing hold articles are given exac­ as first grade teacher at the Lin­ Miss Schrieber. day session for Safeway managers filling a vacancy in the Indian F bruary 15, 1940. ting care, spotlessly, odorlessly coln school during Mrs. Roger’s Pioneer Family Move---- and salesmen held in the Monti- Field Service, Department of the cleaned and returned, mended Electric mechanic (floor scrub­ absence. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Parker moved cello Hotel in Longview last Sun- Interior, Red Lake Indian Mills, bing and polishing machines), and beautifully pressed, ready to wear . . . and our charges to a dairy farm about four miles lay. Academy Studnets Hom BetJby, Minnesota. Full information 11.860 a year, Public Buildings Ad­ are moderate. Dale Hall and Everett Jones, from Clatskanie last Saturday. Mr. Suckners Have New Son— may be obtained from the Sec- ministration, Federal Works Agen­ students of the Auburn Academy Parker, well-known farmer in this rttary, Board of U. S. Civil Ser- cy, Washington, D. C. Experience An eight pound boy, Jerrold Ed­ j vice Examiners, Post Office. at Auburn, Washington, came district, was the first white child in the assembly, or in the repair mond, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thursday of last week fo spend born in the Nehalem Valley. maintenance and adjustment of Ed Buckner at the Forest Grove i Candy Sale Successful— their mid-term vacation, They re­ See “Gone with the Wind”— electrically operated scrubbing and General Hospital Sunday, January The Chippewa Campfire Girls other 'loor treatment machines is LAUNDRY uDRY CLEANE RS I turned to the Academy Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McCrae 28. made six dollars from the candy requiired. Applicants must have VERNONIA SEA SIDE Here from o. s. c.— PHONE 711 PHONE 56 saw the production “Gone with the sale held last Saturday; they wish reached their 20th, but must have Weit Timber Visitors— Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis and Wind” in Portland Friday. They to thank the buyers. The girls will not passed their 48th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Doherty of have a pop corn sale February Lawrence Bennett were here for report the show excellent. 10. Vest Timber visited here Sunday ^HZHZHZHZNXHXHXHXHXHXHXHZIft it the John Ellis home and the Attend Production— Miss Marguerite Laird and her larry Emmons home. sister, Lillian, attended the moving H Visit in Portland— îicture, “Gone with the Wind”, £9 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKenzie ast Friday. H ind daughter, Christine, and son, H ohn, spent Friday and Saturday Visits in Hillsboro— Mrs. O. T. Bateman spent Mon- n Portland visiting with relatives. H Christine spent Sunday in Forest day and Tuesday of this week I H visiting her mother, Mrs. Stevens, i rove visiting with Franque Fitz- H terald at the William Fitzgerald in Hillsboro. H home. Ill with the Flu— H Joe Roberson is suffering with a H ■ roup Sees Movie— relapse of the flu. He has been ill Miss Grace Condit, Ole Este?, H for the last two weeks. H 3c nice Larson and Ralph Condit Instead of 8 a. m. aw “Gone with the Wind” in Port- Home from College— This change is made to make better working H ind Sunday. Miss Geraldine Cason, daughter H if Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cason, spent conditions for employees and employer which we ipend Friday in Portland— H 'he weekend in Vernonia. Miss I H hope will meet with your approval. Byron and Helen Bennett spen1 ^ason is attending Multnomah Col- I 'riday in Portland. They attended ge in Portland. H H he movie “Gone with the Wind”. Ill with the Flu- in Weekend Spend Portland- y©UK TOWN’S TOPICS O'* VERNONIAl SEA SIDE NOTICE Beginning February 1 This Store Will Open at 8:30 A. M ip*nd Sunday at the Beach— The United States Civil Service Mr. and Mrs. Rex Pemible spen! Commission has announced open Junday at Seaside. ■ompetitive examinations for the ositions listed below; applications Mr«. Seeker Improving— Mrs. George Seeker who ha* been in a Forest Grove hospitai for the past two weeks plans to eturn home Wednesday. ’n Portland Hoffman Hardware Co. Jivil Service Exams Announced— H X Phone 181 Vernonia, Oregon Fill your pantry with these fine quality foods. Serve tasty healthful meals the whole family will enjoy. We li a nelle only the BEST in meats CLEANSER— PEAS Lighthouse Raycroft 10c 3 cans ........................... BEANS Coburg can 9c Cut TOMATOES Pheasant No. 2 tins CORN Whole Kernel No. 2 tins CORN 40-oz. dozen $1.00 ease S1.98 Wadhams 2 $1.19 pounds .......... ............... 25c 15c OYSTERS— Clever Spring Styles Made from Good Fabrics. Also New Cotton Dresses Pheasant 2, 5-oz. tins tin 23c ............... nr m OC Wadhams ..... ........... 1-lb. tin 25c ..... 2-lb. carton 19c BLACK PEPPER 8-oz. cello pkg. 19c KLEENEX TISSUE 2, 200-sheet pkgs. 25c PEAS Sweet Dimple..... .... 2, No. 2 tins 29c SHAKER SALT LIMA BEANS— Large No. 2*a 3, No. 2 tins ..................... COFFEE MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 3, No. 1 tins ..................... PINEAPPLE— Gold Nuggets Unsweetened No. 2 tins Franco-American 31c pkg. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SLICED BEETS Special This Week! New Cotton Prints 25c BLACK TEA Memorie ........ 8-oz. pkg. Specials for Friday and Saturday, Feb. 2 and 3 $1.98 King’s Grocery and Market The Apparel Shop BISQUICK No. 303 tins Cream Style When you go shopping stop at THE APPAREL SHOP FIRST! Com­ pare the merchandise, the prices, the service . and you’ll join our satisfied customers. Where Your Money Ituys More Ph. 91 I 1 H H xhxhxhxhxhxhzhxhxhxhxhxhx " CANNED GOODS SPECIAL Monday— Mr. -end Mrs. O. II. Kaphammer and sons, Dickie and Eugene, and Mrs. Harry Emmons and son. Jimmy, spent Monday in Portland. H At the New Mile Bridge 2 Deliveries Daily Hear Vernonia Round-Up Time Every Thursday at 11:30 a. m., KWLK