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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1940)
> C. F. Hieber was a business visi Ladies of Unit YOIJB TOWN’S TOPICS tor in Forest Grove and Portland Hold Meeting Monday. In Portland— Basine». Collage— week. Mias Wolfe will room at the Heidi Reich left for Portland Sat A. J. Hughes home. urday where she will attend North Leaves for Missouri— western Business College. Mrs. R. A. Simmons left Monday Sees Game in Portland-— for Excelsior Springs, Missouri, Miss Jane Wilkinson attended where she will submit to treatments the footiball game between the Un for her health. iversity of Washington and the University of Oregon last Satur Here from Clatskanie---- Mr. and Mrs. E. Sehorn were day at the Multnomah Stadium. • Vernonia visitors Saturday; the couple formerly taught in th- New Girl in Office— Miss Jerry Wol'fe of Tigard be Pleasant Hill schflol. Mr. Sehorn gan work as secretary in the main is teaching at present near Ciats- office of the Oregon American this kanie. Attends to Goes H H H H Fall Festival ---- . 99c Hammered Brass H 10-QT. SIZE STEP-ON CAN ............. “Porcelain” Enamel Inset H ELECTRIC DOOR CHIME $1.19 89c each 4c H FANCY GLASS TUMBLERS H 7-PIECE JUICE SET.......................... ....... H H 69c Orange or Tomato Decorations 59c Special 39c and g9c H ELECTRIC HEATING PAD H POCKET KNIFE 2 Blades H H H H H H H N Specials for Friday and Saturday, Oct. 18 and 19 PUMPKIN Wadhams No. 2>/2 tins..... 2 for CLAMS Wadhams Minced No. i/2 tins 2 for iiOUP Campbell's Tomato No. 1 tins 3 for at 7:15 grade fit! keep at Mrs. the R. Washington D. Eby, Large package 19c ATSUP Wadhams 14-oz. bottles .. 2 for £5c OXYDOL C1JLI CON CARNE 81 2-oz. tins Injured at Game— Carl Strom, candidate for county judge on the November 5th ballot, was in Vernonia for several houi-s last Thursday and Friday. Service Station 35c VALUE PLIERS 16c Unbreakable Handle SCREW DRIVER 1 <r LIQUID SOLDER TUBE 16c COFFEE— Wadhams in 1-lb. Tin For 25c No. 303 tins 2 For 25c SALT— Wadhams 2 Cartons 15c ORANGE JUICE— 25c 12-oz. tins 2 For ...................................... I >7 1/C King’s Grocery and Maikel Where Your Momey Buys More Hi Ph. 91 Two Deliveries Daily AT THE NEW MILE BRIDGE r Bill 1 arson arrived here Satur day from Toledo where ile has been -for the past several months. Charles Fanchier, Roy Beck and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Livingstone attended the “90 and 9” State Convention held at Corvallis last Monday. 'COMPETITION IS GETTING TOUGHER AND TOUGHER!" SMOOTHING PLANE P,” cutting blade It costs you nothing to find out whether your present store lighting is doing all it should to increase sales, make your displays stand out, suggest high type of service and quality of merchandise. One of our trained Lighting Advis ors will check your lighting with- $1.95 CRYSTAL TABLE LAMP Many other items at real bargain prices. — See Our Window Display October 19 to October 26 —For Bargains — See Hoffman About It- • The beginning of a more socially Measurable vacation, for to the friends you will meet, spotted or «oiled clothing labels you “unin viting” and makes you “uninvit- 1”! Hoffman Hardware Co. Vernonia, Oregon 2 VEG-ALL « King’s there’s only one quality, the highest! So when you choose your .neat you know you’re getting the best. Heath’s Candidate Here— Wadhams NO. 1 tins At BATTERY— Have it tested now so you’ll be able to start when the weather is cold. H. W. Cole, formerly of Salem, suffered a severely injured leg last Friday a.'t-ernoon when a bleacher collapsed at the Rainier-Vernonia football game. 1 U V Highest Quality MEATS! OIL—Change to winter grade and be sure of protection at all temp eratures. RADIATOR— Put anti-freeze now. I A 4 rolls .................................... ... 2 for 19c 4-ib. pkg. 23c FRUIT COCKTAIL- TOILET TISSUE— CHECK THESE NOW iMr. and Mrs. Jay Taggart and children of Tigard spent part oT Monday here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dow. Seedless Clinic LATER ON Tigard— 23c .............. 2 Bars 9c 3OAP Eels Naptha MONEY & TROUBLE instructor. 27c BiSQUICK ................................ 40-oz. pkg. SAVE YOURSELr H ELECTRIC BABY BOTTLE WARMER .... 79c H H Head Ottica, Portland, Oregon Attend Convention---- $1.69 23c H INGERSOLL WATCH 89c H CLOTHES DRYERS 33-ft Drying Space 79c H CHROME KITCHEN STOOL $1.53 H STEP LADDERS 4, 5 and 6 foot . 69C to 98c H St. Helens Branch 0/ the United States National Bank Here from Toledo— RED-WHITE-BLUE MIX BOWL SETS BROOMS begin Monday, October 21, Here from October 19 to October 26 FIRE PLACE WOOD BASKET classes school. Write or call for complete information— Portland— from Gym m. Quick - Easy - Safe RAISINS Mrs. John Hellstein (Dorothy Gwinn) of Portland visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gwinn, last week. p. HARVEST OF HOUSEHOLD VALUES H sre A New Modern Deposit Plan to save your Time Game— Ladies, SALE! Mr. Reed and Bcfcby spent Sat. uiday at Mrs. Hsrti Count,’ home. to Portland— Desmond Laird and Winston alker attended the Oregon-Wash- gton game in Portland Saturday. " moving Mrs. J. L. Utili of Pittsburg was called to Portland Tuesday to be with her mother who is quite ill. Mrs. Lalli expects to be gone for some time. ttend H day. The Jones are the McKenzie river. KEASEY—(Special to The Eagle) —Some of the ladies of the Keasey Unit met at the home of Mrs. George Comstock Thursday to make trays. Those attending were: May Mellinger, Grace Pierce, Mildred Brady, Eda Parker, Vivian Counts, Returns from Vale---- IMr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman re Anna Luther, Iva Gillham and Clara turned from Vale Monday. Mrs. Lindsley. George White, Verle and Ralph Greenman has been with hei- daugh ter, Mrs. Charles Burrow, for sev DeVaney and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. eral weeks; Mr. Greenman went DeVaney spent the week-end in down last Friday. Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lindsley, In Portland— Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rasmussen Walter and Lois McDonald and Jov spent the week-end in Portland visi Lindsley made a trip to McKenzie ting Mrs. Rasmussen’s sister. Bridge for the week-end. A stork shower was given Mrs. In Timber— Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tunnell O. B. Melligan October Sth, at the and children spent the week-end in home of Mrs. M. J. Lamping, Jr., •>:’ Timber visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. Kerfsey by Mrs. Lamping and Mrs. Arch Miler. Those present were: P. Bonnell. Lola Hackett, Eola DeVaney, Iva Is in Choir— Gillham, Mr. A. J. Armstr ng, M .. Erma Kent, freshman at Oregon M. J. Lamping, Vivian Counts, School of Education at Monmouth, Clara L ndsley, Mrs. Frenk Mrriis, is to sing Eeecnd soprano in the Mrs. H. A. DeWitt, Mrs. G. A. school’s women’s chorus organized White, Marie Katke and the gues. recently, Try-arts were held for of honor, Mrs. O. B. Melligan. membership in the chorus. Many lovely gifts were received. Those sending gifts but unable to Here from Goshen— Mr. and Mrs. Chet Roberson attend were: Mrs. Luther, Mrs. formerly of Vernonia were visiting Comstock, Mrs. D. R. DeVaney and here several days this week. The Priscilla White. Betty Counts attended • Beverly Rolbersons live in Goshen. Brady’s birthday party. Birthdays Observed— Mr. and Mrs. George Comstock Mrs. C. F. Hieber, Mrs. Cleo and children drove to Portland Sat Caton and Mrs. Hamp Roberson urday. celebrated together their birthdays Miss Anna Mae Ramey went to Monday afternoon at the Hieber her home at Independence over the home. Mrs. Hieber’s birthday falls week-end. on October 14. Mrs. Caton’s the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kreiger 16th and Mrs. Roberson’s, the 19th. spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Noel Woods. Attorney Here- Mrs. Vera Jones visited Mr. and D. 0. Bennett, county district Mrs. Clarence Reed and family Sun- attorn "y, was in Vernonia Friday. Mr. Bennett witnessed the football game between Rainier and Vernonia that day. JJXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXH^ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1940 1 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE TWO Phone 181 j^XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXMXT What this mer chant really means is . . . More and more merchants are realizing the sales value of re-lighting their stores.' out charge or obligation. He can tell you quickly whether it measures up to modem selling standards, and how to make it serve you better if it is below par. Perhaps he can help you get more light from your present light ing system. And you may find out how to make business better and better. Oregon Gas & Electric Co J Va
