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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
ject, "Christians Keep on Learn­
ing” ; 7:30 worship service, song
service and sermon, theme: “Prop­
hesy and the Jewish People”. 7th
in Prophetic Series. Public wel-
come.
At The
Churches
Christian Church
—The Livingstones, Ministers
Church School at 9:45, Mrs. Liv­
ingstone
acting
superintendent;
Communion Service and sermon,
sermon subject, "Persistence in
in Well-Doing”; evening services
consist of Christian Endeavor at
6:30, leader Kathleen Lolley, sub-
Evangelical Church—
—Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister
9:45—-Church School with classes
for all.
11.00—Momjng Worship with
good music and a sermon by the
paster on the subject, “With Jesus
to the Mount.”
6:30—The Evangelical League of
LUMBER — SHINGLES — VENEER
Wholesale and It était
my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $8.75
M. and up. Open Saturdays from 8 a. m.
to noon.
c. biiuce
Oregon-American
LUMBER
CORPORATION
Vernonia, Oregon
Headquarters
tor Infant’s
Supplies and
Stork Shower
Gifts
Bassinettes in Cream or Pink color. Detachable
basket with casters and folding legs.
$3.98 and $4.98
Infants’ Rayon Comforts. Pink and Blue Two-
Tone
ONLY....................................... $1.25
Infants Blankets
49c to $1.49
10c and 25c
Infants Pin-on Garters
Infants Shoes
69c — 79c — 98c — $1.00
Infants Hand Embroidery Dresses 49c and 59c
Infants Outing Sacques
35c
49 c
39c
Infants Outing Kimonas
Infants Outing Gowns
Infants Banks
Infants Rattles
Infants Rubber Blocks
Infants Rubber Pants
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lftr
4Qr
15c — 25c — 50c
Look for our 10c Special Table of Hose. Ladies
Rayon Plated, and cotton hose. Childrens cotton
hose and infants pure silk hose at Only
1 Or
Ladies
Jackets
Just the thing for cool
spring days.
A very special All-Wool
$3.98 Value
Now Selling at
C. E. meets in three distinct groups.
You may be a member of one.
7:30—“I Believe in the Holy
Spirit” will be the subject for
discussion at this hour.
The Martha Circle meets Tues­
day afternoon at the parsonage,
864 State Ave.
Wednesday evening is prayer I
meeting night. You are invited to |
worship with us in prayer and song
and Scripture discussion. The S. S.
Board will meet at the close of
She prayer meeting.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1940
removed last week.
the home of her mother-in-law for
Dr. Starr was called over from' a while.
Clatskanie Sunday afternoon to the
Mr, and Mrs. J. O. Libel and
Ain Wallace home to see Mr. Wal­ son, Shalmon, drove to Portland
lace who was taken ill.
Saturday. Mr. Libel going in for
Miss Thelma Wikstrom was con­ r.n examination by the doctor.
fined to her home last week with
The young people’s meeting was
an attack of flu. She returned to held ait the Knowles home last Wed­
her work at the Knowles the last nesday night.
of the week.
William Bridgers was a Portland
Mrs. Lloyd Garlock is staying at business visitor Monday.
NOTICE
Dog owners in the City of Ver­
nonia must purchase licenses for
bheir animals before March 1 or
be assessed a penalty of 50 cents.
Licenses may be obtained at the
city hall for a charge of $1 for
males and $1.50 for females.
A. D. Lolley
City Marshal
Assembly of God Church
—Rilla M. Sanders, Pastor
Friday 7:30 p. m., February 23,
Christ’s Ambassador’s service. Mrs.
Mary Gilman will be the speaker.
Sunday services: Sunday school
9:45 a. m., E. Frank, Superinten­
dent; Mrs. Minnie Ratkie, Assist­
ant. Morning worship 11 a.
Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday 7 p. m. Shut-in meeting
conducted by the young people.
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Bible
study and prayer, Questions
wered.
Thursday, ladies prayer band
meets at the ! home of Mrs.
Murray.
Good music and singing.
preach only the Bible. We welcome
you to all these services.
£hooit the Co^ee you {¡he beit' w£a|eioaty
GUESTS AT SEHORNS
MRS. HODGSON GIVES
VALENTINE PARTY
TREHARNE—(Special to The
Eagle)—Mrs. W. Falconer was host­
ess for the pinochle club Wednes­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Woods of
Rainier spent the weekend at the
E. L. Sehorn home.
Mrs. Alberta Workman and Mrs.
Emma Clark celebrated their birth­
day anniversaries Sunday at the
Clark home.
Many from this neighborhood at­
tended the birthday dance held at
the Gales creek hall honoring
George Bledsoe of Buxton on his
76th birthday.
Mrs. Gladys Morrell, teacher at
the Keasey school, visited Pleasant
Hill school Monday morning as it
was visiting day for her school.
A. H. Webb, Myrtle Webb and
Delores Bergstrom motored to Gar­
den Home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ortman of
Forest Grove spent Tuesday at the
Carl Anderson home.
Mrs. Harry Hodgson honored her
daughter, Marietta, with a Valentine
party Wednesday evening, Febru­
ary 14. Those present were: the
i honored guest, Marietta Hodgson,
i Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sehorn, Jear.
McDonald, Delores Bergstrom, Fran­
ces Carrick, Patsy Thacker, Keith
Clark, Eugene Murphy, Jimmie
Moellar, Jack Frisbie, Bobby Fal
coner and the hostess, Mrs. Hodg
son.
MIST HELPING CIRCLE
MEETS AT HANSONS;
SEVERAL ILL WITH FLU
MIST—(Special to The Eagle) —
Mrs. I. E. Knowles and her daught­
er, Mrs. Chet Alexander, from
Vernonia and Mrs. Knowles’ son,
Earl, were Portland visitors on Sat­
urday.
Claud Johnson took his daughter,
Aileen, to Vernonia to visit the
dentist Monday.
Mrs. Newton Trotter and daugh­
ter, Ayla, came up from Elsie Sat-
urday and spent the weekend with
Mrs. Trotter’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Dowling.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Jones and
small daughter from Seaside were
visiting relatives here Saturday eve­
ning.
The Austin Corll family have all
been ill with the flu.
Mrs. Al Taylor has also been ill
with flu.
Henderson had his tonsils
Pound ......
19c
2-Pound Package
37c
Airway
Coffee
Made by
Vernonia
Bakery
POTATO BREAD
ENJOY THE LUXURY OF
“MATCHED FLAVOR”
Perfect blend of finer coffee«
Pound
3 lbs. 35c
CANTERBURY TEA
H-lb- ph«.......................
FLOUR
$1.55
LIPTONS TEA
Black
H lb.
43 c
BAKING CHOCOLATE—
Hersheys
)•» pound . .. 12c
With A Money-
Back Guarantee
49 lbs
STOKLEY CATSUP
14-ounce
2 for
2 pounds
22c
CRAFT 0™L y
VAN CAMPS SPAGHETTI
each
LIMA BEANS
2-lb. cello bag
19c
RED BEANS
3 pounds
19c
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS
4 Bags (Bbl.)
Except Chicken and Mush­
room.
3 for 25c
HERSHEY COCOA
^2 pound
NATIONAL HONEY
WEEK
DRIED FRUIT SALE
Lenten Items
Nature’s Own Sweetening
COMB HONEY
12-OZ.
49c
RAISINS
2ic
4 lbs jg^
OREGON PRUNES
11c
size
No.
Tillamook Oysters
5-oz. can ......... 11c
Tasty.
MARSHMALLOWS
FLUFFIEST
1-iib. cello bags ..... each
10c
CHEESE
Alaska Salmon
Hiway. Medium Pink
No. 1 tin .
................ 14c
owem/trimMr-k
4 l'bs.
Mid Pacific Tuna
15c
VALLEY HONEY 5 lbs.
J
39c
BRADSHAW’S FINEST IDAHO
CLOVER HONEY
MILD
AMERICAN
Fine Flavor ..............
lb.
|g
AND MNCIWJUIΠ1
RANCHO SOUPS
Tilt IIHIti
fiom filini
*11 «IICILT
FKK I W1TIHT
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46-oz. Large can
3 for..................
15c
43c
25 ,k’.............
Jell Well .... pkg. 4c
Xo. 2 Mi cans
SUGAR BELLE
BLENDED PEAS
3^
12 cans ^
6c
3 for
Q
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BREAD
1
JULIA LEE WRIGHT
-lb. loaves ....... each 1 1
11c
SPAGHETTI
Large Bars
35
-
$1.23
P & G Soap 6 for 25c
Can be depended upon
No. 2 size cans
3 cans
FINE GRANULATED
TOMATOES
Camay Soap
SUGAR 8IH REVELATION
SUGAR
Are Becoming Popular
Tomato, Pea, Vegetable
and Asparagus
each 6c
4 for ......... 23c
Zee Tissue 4 for 17c
SONNY BOY BRAND
ITALIAN STYLE
Castle Crest Peaches
Fancy Large Halves
29c
No. 2H size 2 for
4 cans, Reg. 10c size .......
25c
p-
Cherub Milk
Supurb Soap
TALL CANS
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR, SHE USES IT
3 cans for
20'C
Case
.00
Recommended by American Medical Association
each
19c
3 for
55c
giant pkg.
35c
These Savings and Many Others for Friday and Saturday, Feb. 23 and 24
BACON BACK
SLICED BACON
Trv that
Ileal Home
Hade Loaf
EDWARDS
Nob Hill
A POSITIVE GUARANTEE OF
FINER FLAVOR
Lean,
No Rind
BONELESS PICNICS
PORK SAUSAGE
FRESH OYSTERS
POT ROAST
BEEF STEAK
PORK CHOPS
SMELT
PURE LARD
15c
19c
19c
15c
15c
16c
23c
2 lbs. 35c
3 lbs. 10c
2 lbs. 17c
Fresh Produce
LETTUCE
2 for
13c
3 for
10c
Doz.
23c
2 lbs.
15c
.. box
63c
Solid, Crisp
CAL. CARROTS
Large Bunches
LEMONS
360 size
Fresh Stock
RHUBARB
Early Spring
BANANA APPLES
Fine Quality C Grade