Attend
yOUK TOWN’S TOPICS
Announced
At Corvallis—
Civil
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dickson
spent the week-end in Corvallis
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Dickson. The couple, who left Fri­
day evening to attend the bonfire
and rally at O. S. C., attended the
Oregon-Oregon State game Satur­
day and returned home Sunday.
The Civil Service Commission
announces competitive examinations
for the following positions: trans­
portation tariff examiner; horizon­
tal sorting machine operator; sen­
ior bookkeeping machine operator;
multilith cameraman and plate­
maker; senior and junior blueprint
operator;
senior and assistant
photographer.
Here
from
Willamina—
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Layer were
in Vernonia Sunday visiting friends.
Mr. Layer is working at Cochran;
Mrs. Layer is operating a ladies’
clothing store in Willamina.
Attend Game—
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caulfield, Miss
Helen Belle Vaughn and Miss jerry
Wolfe motored to Corvallis Sat­
urday where they saw the O. S. C.-
Oregon game. Bob Connant, son
of Mrs. Caulfield, is attending Ore­
gon State.
Junior
Class
Play
"Seven Sisters”
Washington
December
Grade
6,
8:00
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE TWO
School,
Friday,
o’clock
p.
m.
Service
Exams
turned home Sunday.
•
Pinochle Club met with Mr».
Principal Wallace McCrae attend­
ed a meeting in Rainier Tuesdaj Sylvia Falconer Wednesday. First
of the School Activitie» Committe»! prize went to Mr». Nell Thacker;
of the State Education Association Pauline Schmidlin won second.
of the Lower Cohxnbia District.
Mr». Maud Cody entertained the
A. B. C. Pinochle Club Wednesday
Visit» at Hospital—
afternoon. Mrs. Helen Bailey won
Mrs. Jack Taylor and baiby and fiist prize and Mrs. Ella O’Connor
Mr». Otto Michener and son, Hom­ low.
er, motored to Portland on Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Hulan Thacker
to visit Jack Taylor who is in the
Emanuel hospital suffering from
a broken collar bone sustained dur­
ing logging activities at Camp Mc­
Gregor.
Goo. to Rainier—
Concert----
Mrs. Alice Eatey, Mi»s Alvenia
Connell, Mis» Jane Lovett and Mis*
Wilma JacoBten attended the con­
cert of Bido Sayao held in Port­
land Saturday night.
In St. Louie—
Walter Vaughn, head of the sale»
department of the O. A. left Port­
land Saturday night for St. Louis,
Missouri, for a business trip. Mr.
Vaugrn went by plane.
In St. Helens—
rnd family motored to Portland
Saturday where Betty Thacker
had a minor dental operation. Betty
is spending this week in Portland
with Mr». Jesse Lamon, taking
treatments.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nissen and
children were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Watt».
Wilbur Thacker spent the week­
end with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange drove
to St. Helens Sunday to visit Ern­
est Henderson and family. Mr. Hen­ Comes from Kentucky—
Correction—
Last week The Eagle stated that derson, who ras been a patient at
Mrs. Burl Stevens and two chil­
Tom Magoff was fined $5 and the Emanuel rospital, is expecting dren from Olive Hill, Kentucky, ar­
court costs for not having an alien to return there this week.
rived in Vernonia last Sunday to
gun license. A correction is made. Junior Class Play
make their home. Mr. Stevens, a
Mr. Magoff was fined $25 and ’’Seven Sisters”
nephew of Mrs. Ben Cline, has been
count coats of $2.50.
Washington Grade School, Friday, here for over a month; he is em­
ployed at the O. A. mill.
Christian
Church
Ladies’
Bazaar December 6, 8:00 o’clock p. m.
Cooked food, candy and fancy work.
Van Alstine Building,
Washburns
Buy
Sat, Dec.
14.
Home—
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn
who moved to Salem several months
ago recently purchased a H acre
and a new house on the outskirts
of Salem. Mr. Washburn operates
a Shell service statidn in that city.
The harvest is past, the summer is ended,
and we are not saved.
Jer. 8:20
SO—Don’t put off till tomorrow what should
The Civil Service Commission has
announced that it will accept ap­
plications at the Washington of­
fice for the trades listed below:
shipfitter, lofitsman, machinist, lens
grinder, instrument maker.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Parker of
Seattle, and Mrs. John Parker and
son, Glen, of Kalama, Washington,
were Sunday visitors at the E. H.
Condit home. The visitors are rela­
tives of Mrs. Condit.
In Portland—
In Delena—
Isaiah 1:18
the Lord.
from
Springfield—
Mias Geraldine Cason who is em­
ployed in Springfield spent the
week-end at the home of her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cason.
Come now, and let us reason together, saith
Church
Christian
Ladies’
Bazaar
Cooked food, candy and fancy work.
Van Alstine Building, Sat, Dec. 14.
In Portland----
Mrs. J. W. Nichols and daughter,
Barbara, were Portland business
visitors Saturday.
—Vernonia 5 & 10 Christmas Suggestions—
FOR MOTHER
Sachet Balls — Stocking
Boxes (Quilted Satin)
FOR DAD
Shave Sets — Brush and
Comb Sets
FOR SISTER
Beatrix Baby Doll
Perfume
FOR BROTHER
Mechanical Toys — Games
Duttons
Parents—
Are
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dutton are
being felicitated upon the birth of
a son named David Matlock. The
haiby was born Monday morning
at the Wilcox Memorial hospital
in Portland.
At
Corvallis—-
Desmond Laird and Hamp Rob­
erson, Jr., attended the Oregon-
Oregon State game played in Cor­
vallis last Saturday.
Junior Class
Play
‘‘Seven Sisters”
Grade
Washington
Vernonia 5 and 10
December
Here
from
6,
8:00
School,
Friday,
o’clock
p.
m.
Camp—
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Mrs. Verne Dusenberry and
daughter of Camp McGregor were
Vernonia shoppers Saturday.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Skuzies
H
H
H
TOY TRAINS
in
Portland—
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Skuzie and
daughter, Arlene, motored to Port-
land Saturday.
Attend Game—
H
TOY TRAINS ....
Mr.
drove
where
O. S.
and Mrs. W. F. MacDonald
to Corvallis last week-end
they witnessed the Oregon-
C. football game.
Kist Unit Meets
November 26
TREH ARNE—(Special to The
Eagle)—Extension service of the
Kist Unit of the Home Economics
met at Mrs. Pauline Schmidlin’s
home November 26. The meeting,
discussion on decorative stitches,
w. a Conducted by Agnes Mohler
ar.J Rita Frisbie. Those attending
were Mary Ohler, Marie Hayuen,
Maud Cody, Emma Condit, Sylvie
Falconer, Gertrude Kirk, Diana
Marshall,
Ella
O’Connor,
Ann
Ohler, Mrs. Jablonski, Mrs. Ber-
gerson,
Louise
Smejkal,
Nell
Thacker, Myria Hodgson, Agnes
Mohler, Rita Frisbie and the host­
ess, Pauline Schmidlin.
Mr. and Mrs John Glassner
were Saturday evening dinner
guests at the Frank O’Connor
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto StovRdl and
son of Buxton were Sunday guests
at the Hulan Thacker home.
Friends of Mrs. Emil Lund will
be interested to hear that she is
somewhat improved after her re­
cent illness. Mrs. Lund has been
under the care of a specialist in
Portland the past three weeks and
next week will undergo an opera­
tion on her nose. Mr. Lund who
has been in Portland with her re­
HANDKERCHIEFS
25c T0 75c
Chinese Hand-Made in Many
Designs
BED JACKETS
$1.00 T0 $2.98
Quilted Satins, Rayons, Bunny
Cloth
HOSTESS COATS in lustrous satin and taffeta.
$3.98 T0 $6.98
FLUFFY MITTENS
In Colors and White
$4.98 — $5.98
$6.98
Clever New Styles for Holiday
Wear
Sizes 12 to 48
the
Apparel Shop
At Kings’
STUFFED DOLLS & ANIMALS H
Grocery
ASPARAGUS—
WAX PAPER Diamond ........ 2 125-ft. rolls
H
38c & 98c
49c
$1.98 and $2.98
[poos!
/
H
I
New Tyrolean SWEATERS
White, Black and Red.
Embroidered in Gay Colors
■fane's ¡fowl C/taMC£-io^
H
MUSICAL TOPS
Buy NOW and Put Them
Away for Christmas
IMr. and Mrs. Richard Tunnell
iMr. and Mrs. Robert Swan were
Portland business visitors Saturday. and Arthur Warner drove to Rain­
The couple returned to Vernonia ier Sunday. The Tunnells returned
by way of Delena where they visi­
that night.
ted Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bonnell and
Returns from Hospital—
family. Miss Phyllis and Miss Flor­
Mrs. Al Crist and baby boy came ence Berger returned with them to
from the Portland Sanitarium Sun­ Vernonia Sunday evening; they
day to remain at the John McKen­ also visited at the Bonnells.
zie home for a time.
Here
be done today.
Here from Washington—
Exams Announced—
WAGONS —All Sizes—Portland H
FLOUR Pheasant
Prices
FLOUR Pheasant
$1.20 1() $4.25 H
29c
-491b- bas $1.39
10-lb. bag 35c
All Green
No.
1
Tall Tin
•) *J
C
PEACHES—
Free Stone
2H
19c
Tin«
SHRIMP—
ROLLER SKATES Ball Bearing
ALUMINUM TOY SETS
AIR RIFLES
500 shot
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS
$¡35 - $1.75
25c
$2.35
3gc — 7()C
H
CRISCO............................................. 3-lb. tin
H
SOAP P. & G................................... 5 Bars
H
BRAN FLAKES Post’s 7-oz. pkgs. .. 2 for
H
WHEAT HEARTS Sperry’s .. 28-oz. pkg.
COFFEE Wadhams..................... 1-lb. tin
CRYSTAL GLASS BOUDOIR LAMP AND
SHADE
ONLY ........................................... $1.68 H
Hoffman Hardware Co.
Vernonia, Oregon
Phone 181
We think of quality first— *
CATSUP—
Brimful
12>oz.
10c
COCOA—
Hershev
1
Tin
.......................
King’s Grocery and Market
H
H
H’ltpre l’our Money Buys More
H
H
Bottle
Specials for Friday and Saturday, December 6 and 7
Electric Toasters — Waffle Irons — Electric H
Irons — Clocks — Etc. — All at Bottom Price
For Christmas Gifts and Toys
—See Hoffman About It!—
29c
but that doesn’t mean our I
prices aren’t right. Purchase |
your meat needs at King’s |
market
No.
H
0NLY $3.75
23c
25c
25c
PUREX ........................................................ quart 13c
RAISINS Apex.............................. 4-lb. pkg. 23c
H
Pheasant, Dry
2 No. 1 Tin'»
THRIFTY MEAT !
BUYS
TOMATO JUICE ...................... 3 No. 1 tins
GOLD PLATED GILLETTE RAZOR with Case, H
Blades and Cigarette Holder
Only
69c
SCOOTERS—Extra Large Cushion Tires
4gc
¡9C
National Distillers Products
Corporation, Now Yert
Ph. 91
At the New Mile Bridge
2 Deliveries Daily