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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Condit, return ed to Vernonia this week from Denver, Colorado, where she has been attending journalism classes will be a candidate for nomination Mias Condit, who graduated from on the May primary ballot May 17. Vernonia high school’ two years ago will spend the summer months at the Condit ’ ome. 13 Attend Rally— A delegation olf thirteen from he Go to Long Beach---- local Christian church attended the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vaipiani Tri-County Christian Church Rally spent Sunday clamming at Long at St. Helens on Tuesday. Rev. Beach, Washington. Livingstone was one of tihe speak- v?rs on the program. The trip was Attend Safeway Meeting---- • Robert Swan, manager of the made in the church bus. (oc4l SJafeway store, and Earl At the Beach— Reuther, market manager, attended The Carl Lynns of Forest Grow the quarterly meeting of the Safe and Mr. and Mrs. E. Horn enjoy way managers of this district Wed ed a picnic at the beach Sunday. nesday night at Astoria. The meet- They reported the weather perfect ing was held at the Silver Grille. for the day’s outing. yOUK TOWN’S TOPICS Representative Here— Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Helens spent Tuesday visiting friends. Mr. representative in the lature for Columbia Perry of St. in Vernonia Perry is a State Legis- county. He MOTHER’S DAY BAZAAR Fancy Work & Aprons, Next to Post Office Here from San Francisco— SAT., APRIL 27 Christian Church Mr. and Mrs. Harry Selfridge and son, Richard, of San Francisco came Tuesday of last week for a visit u-ntil Sunday at the home of the J. W. Nichols. Mrs. Selfridge is Mr. Nichols’ sister. Saturday Special At the Beach— Mr. and Mrs. Russell Whitsell and Mrs. V. M. Whitsell motored to Gannon Beach Sunday afternoon. Here from Vale— Mrs. Charles Burrow and Judd, arrived this week from Oregon, to spend some weeks ing at the home of Mr. and Judd Greenman. Raised Potato DOUGHNUTS Dozen 25c son. Vale. visit Mrs. From Kathlamet— Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Whitsei and baby stopped over night Sun day at the V. M. Whitsell home > route to a vacation spot. Donit forget Mother’s Day, May 12. We are specializing delicious ROSES IN SNOW cake Vernonia Bakery In Montana— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nanson and sou, Kenneth, and Desmond Laird drove last week-end to Arlee and St. Ignatius, Montana, They left Thursday and returned Monday morning. i Here from Denver— I Miss Ruby Condit, daughter ' aZHXHXHXHXHXHZHXHXHXHXHXHXg H H H H H X H H National Hardware Week Specials—Read Our H H Circulars—See Window Display only STEP-ON CANS H 59 c H H H 50-ft. Garden Hose H GARDEN RAKE H 100-Foot WAX PAPER H 200 PAPER NAPKINS 9c H H 15c H PADLOCK 19c 2-gal. can 100% Paraffin Base Oil 98c H PINT THERMOS BOTTLES 69c H H H H H H GARDEN HOE Double Braid ...... $2.49 14 Teeth 49c H 75c Value 79c 5-Foot STEP LADDER 98c GLASSBAKE PIE PLATE 13c POT CLEANERS SPARKLE H GOOD SHOVEL H H H H H 49c KITCHEN STEP STOOL H PLIERS 3c 98c 18c 25c Value 5-SEW BROOM Regular 49c 29c lie 8-INCH FILE Screen Door Set spring, hinges, handle, hook 21c AXE HANDLE 19c WILLOW CLOTHES BASKET H 5-lb. PKG. VIGORO FERTILIZER 69c 45c H ELECTRIC HOT PLATES 89c APPLIANCE CORDS 19c H H H X H X H H H H H Washington. The W. M. S. met last Wednes day afternoon with Mrs. I. E. Knowles. Quite a« interesting Bible study was enjoyed followed by some business. At the close of the meeting the hostess served ice creaim and walers. It was decided to hold this fail the bazaar which Ts an annual event of the W. M. S. Another quilt is under way. One is finished. The next regular meet ing will be the second Wednesday in May with Mrs. Austin Dowling. Goldie Kaaton spent the week-end at her home here; she works at Natal. The Misses Hanson and Larson went to Clatskanie Sunday to °ee Handicraft Club Bazaar, Sat., May the movie. 11. Next door to post office. Mrs. George Jones took charge In Albany and Cottage Grove— of the telephone office Monday Mrs. Edna Furnish, her mother, during Miss Holmstrom’s absence. Jimmie Furnish and Mrs. John Hat Eric Kronholm was down from field drove to Albany Sunday morn Vernonia Monday. ing. Mrs. Hatfield went to Cottag? Mrs. Bud Ashby and Willeen were Grove to visit relatives. The group visiting the Keatons Sunday. returned Monday. Mrs. G. B. Galetine was a guest of Mrs. H. M. Reynolds last Thursday Betty Crawford Marries---- for the day. Hetty Crawford and Charles Hill The William Bridgers had as were united in marriage last Sat- guests Sunday relatives from Port uirday at Vancouver, Washington, land. "he bride’s father, W. E. Craw Shady Lane was in St. Helens ford, her sister, Barbara, and Jun.? Monday. McDonald were the attendants at Tom Brewer was a Wednesday- the ceremony. visitor of Jim Hill from Kelso, Washington. Apron and Candy Sale— Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hayden went Tuesday, April 30, by the Dorca, Society of the S. D. A. church; next to Hebo Monday evening to the to the P. O. Leave orders fo- Golden Wedding anniversary of his -andy for Mother’s Day with Mrs. | parents which took place Tuesday, Mrs. Maud Rodgers is staying R. I. Hall at Dr. Hall’s office. it the home of her daughter, Mrs. 16t2 Earl Holce, looking after things, Sunday Visitors---- while Mrs. Holce is in Portland with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kullande-’ Mr. Holce who is seriously ill. were host and hostess last Sunday The N. J. Trotter family were to relatives of Mr. Kullander. Those up from Elsie Sunday to attend a present were his mother, Mrs. E birthday dinner for her father. Kullander from Independence; hi: A serious accident occured Sun sister, Mrs. Everett Prickett iron day on the Vernonia highway; a Forest Grove; and Mr. and Mrs. R car from Astoria was wrecked bad L. Kullander from Milwaukie. The ly we understand, and one of the visited here for only the one day occupants had an artery severed. Donald Sundland took him to Clats Two Fishermen Lucky— Emil Messing and Mike Willar. kanie for medical aid. The George Turner folks were were fortunate Sunday at Santosh ibuut two miles above St. Helen down Saturday from the Burn. Irene and Tommy Holce went to when the former landed a salmo weighing approximately 17 pound Portland Saturday to see their and the latter one weighing abou father. Several gravel trucks are hauling 15 pounds. Paul Gordon and How ard Reeher “also fished”, it ws Travel on to the Mist Logging Co. reported but suffered de eat i. oad this week. The drivers are oarding at the Knowles. capturing any fish. Al Taylor hal the misfortune to njure his back in doing some work ibout his place; he had a serious peration last fall and has only Four Take Exams— ecently been able to work. He was Four applicants wrote civil sei vice examinations last Saturday morning at the high school to see1, rating for the position of sub carrier at Vernonia. The exam wa four hours in length and result will be available in from two to six weeks according to O. T. Bate man, who conducted the tests. Dig Clams---- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Loel Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Bateman spent part f the past Sunday at Cannon Beach digging clams. They left early that morning and returned in the a'ter noon. W. M. S. MEETS; MAN INJURES BACK; EARL HOLCE ILL (Omitted last week) MIST—(Special to The Eagle)—| Mrs. I. E. Knowles and Mrs. Eunice I I .arson were Portland visitors ast Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Johnson and Mrs. L. Wikstrom went to Portland Sunday to see Earl Holce, who is in the sanitorium. Little Joan Melis is visiting her| grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. I Melis. Evereston. Perry McGee Wm. Pringle, Sr County Commissioner Eighth Grade Graduates! Pastel Sport FROCKS to Buy When you need second-hand furniture and other articles at reasonable prices call at the VERNONIA BARGAIN STORE We also make KEYS to order. New and Used Paris New and Used Tares Gas and Oil Expert Auto Repairing LYNCH AUTO PARTS Phone 773 RIVERVIEW Our Platform: Better Foods Lower Prices! DRANO No. 1 tins 20c MOP HANDLES 9c CHURCH’S GRAPE JUICE ....... Qt- Jars 35c CASCADE CRACKERS 2, 2-lb. pkgs. 29c Seaside . 2 No. 1 tins 15c LIMA BEANS LENOX LYE— 9c No. 1 tin PAPER NAPKINS— Old Irish 2 15c pkgs. PORK & BEANS— Brimful I rx tin .................... No. 2Ü IVC WADHAMS COFFEE ..... l-lb. tins 25c NU BORA SOAP POWDER 24-oz. pkg. igc DEVILED MEAT— CUT BEANS Wadhams OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Best quality cuts on display in the market department 2 No. 2 tins 25c 2 No. 1 tins 15c each 69c -| n Rose Brand 3 No. Need Meat? Many other items too numerous to mention. MSS See Displays. *4 tins _______ ICE CREAM POWDER Junket, Assorted Q Package ............................ C CHOCOLATE SYRUP Hershey’s 9c 16-oz. tin LEADER BROOMS 4-seams.... POWERED BON AMI each 33c tin 13c PINEAPPLE Wadhams Crushed .... No. 1 tin 9c PINEAPPLE Wadhams Sliced ASPARAGUS All Green No. 1 tin 9c 2 No, 1 tins 43c Specials for Friday and Saturday, April 26 and 27 Democratic See Hoffman About It—and Save Money! Candidate May 17 Primaries Hoffman Hardware Co Vernonia, Oregon taken to the doctor. Sunday visiting Mrs. Lindberg’s par Mr. J. W. McKee was in the ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Libel. village from Portland Tuesday on business. ICiharles Sundland was a Portland visitor Monday morning. Several ladies of the Mist Helping Circle met at the home of Mrs. Austin Dowling Tuesday to help pick wool. A nice dinner was served at noon. The William Keatons spent Mon- The Apparel Shop will day evening with the Qualls for a be able to supply your birthday celebration. Sonny Wikstrom is doing some farm work ior the Holices this week. Sonny Osborn was a Portland visitor one day last week; he went there to get a car. Mrs. M. Bjorie was a Sunday caller of Miss Goldie Keaton. The Bittner folks were in Clats kanie Saturday afternoon. for graduation. We The committee is busy getting have them in any size a program underway for our enter or color at tainment next month to raise money $2.98 - $3.98 ior the benefit of the community. Don’t forget the M. H. 4th Thursday with Mrs. And $4.98 George as hostess. Only live more weeks of school and the youngsters arc planning If we do not have what many things for the summer vaca vou want we will be tion. glad to get it for you! T. W. Larson hurt his knee the first part of this week while going after the cow. It’s quite painful and he’s getting about with the aid of a cane. He was taken to the doctor for attention. Shady Lane was a Portland visitor at THE APPAREL SHOP one day last week. 'Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lindberg and Larry were down from St. Helens LITTLE DOT BROOMS 99c ELECTRIC TOASTER FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1940 Economical Administration of County Business Phone 181 UzHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZH^r I King’s Grocery anil Market Where Your Money Buys More Ph. 91 At the New Mile Bridge 2 Deliveries Daily Hear Vernonia Round-Up Time Every Thursday at 11:30 a. m„ KWLK I
