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: VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. OREGON PAGE TWO ——— YOUR 1WWS TOPICS -r — , ■ ——... Joanne Nichols arrived Friday from Eugene where she is attend ing the University of Oregon. Mrs. J. W. Nichols met her daughter in Portland. Unfortunately Joanne be came ill with the measles the day after her arrival home. from Multnomah— In Portland— Mrs. Edward Horn made a busi- ness trip into Portland Monday; Jack Nance spent the week-end Mrs. O. T. Bateman worked in the in Vernonia. Mr. Nance is employ Annette Beauty Shop during Mrs. Horn’s absence. ed in Vancouver, Washington. Here from Vancouver— See Students Spend Vacation Here— O. S. C. Students who arrived last week to spend their spring vacation with their families are Larry Marshall and Harold Cason. Why be a modern Columbus— ■ nd take a chance?? Buy Frigidaire and be safe! It costs you no more ---- It operates for less. It saves you at the Used Electric Vernonia The Washeis Bargain Store. It— the At Beach— Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hieber and Mrs. C. F. Hieber spent the day Sunday at Seaside. Jackie Nance Ill---- Jackie Nance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nance has been confin- Here from Monmouth— td to his home with the flu since Erma Kent, freshman at Oregon Friday. College of Education at Monmouth Office— came home last week to enjoy a Working in the O. A. work in the Hugh Caton began spring vacation visiting with her parents, Mr. and l^Irs. Walter Kent. main office of the O. A. Lumber Corporation Monday. Hugh arrived from Houston, Texas, recently. money—at Geo. G. Patersons. It— Only $4.71 per month buys a new 1941 Frigidaire at Geo. G. Pa,cr,on* FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941 i Timber Depot u Gets Paint Mr. and Mr«. Jo« Hudson of Mrs. Percy Hewes visited relative« Kelso were week-end guest# of Mr. in Vernonia Monday nigh . Mr». and Mrs. Edward Horn. Mrs. Hud Hewes lives in Multnomah where son is Mr. Horn’« sister. she and her hueband own a variety Ju.t $1.00 down and $1.00 per store. ■week buy, a beautiful new super Here College— .i Vcmouia. The notification listed liabilities of $559 and assets of $146. i Her. frmw Kai.. from Hom. . ■ (Too Late for Leet Week) The Timber grade school boys defeated Cornelius grade school boys at basketball Friday after noon at Cornelius 32 to 11. Grade school boys also defeated Cornelius boys 36 to 11, streamlined Speed Queen quality Mabie Smith of Bay City was a 2-year guarantee visitor of Ida Kil'bu.g and Mrs. Washer with It— Tailman last Wednesday night. at Geo. G. Paterson*. The 8. P. Depot its getting a new coat of paint. Returns from Kania, Mrs. Frank Pearson and son, Frank Sargent returned Friday Jimmy, of Hillsboro were Thursday from Leavenworth, Kansas, where afternoon callers at the Kilburg he has been for some time, While home. there he disposed of property hold Hospittal Release Made ings. He has moved his contract Russell Smith who has spent the and construction equipment to Ore past three weeks in the S. P. Gen gon. eral hospital in San Francisco re turned to Timber last Tuesday. Return, from California— Mr. gnd Mrs. David Boardman Mrs. Denny Ryves returned Mon were week-end visitors in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kilburg and day from Berkeley, California, Ronald, of Hillsboro were last where she spent two weeks with son, Thursday visitors of Mr. Ki.fourg’s her husband who is employed in the mother and sisters, Mrs. Ida Kil Richmond shipyards. Mrs. Ryves burg, Mrs. Maxine Cameron and and daughter, Jeanne, plan on mov Mrs. Bryant Walters. ing to California as soon as school Archery Is Practiced is out. • These beautiful sunny days bring the ladies out to practice their Sprains Ankle— skill at archery. Jeanne Ryves sprained her ankle Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Walters and broke a vein Saturday necess are spending a few days in Port land at the Hensley home. itating her to be about on crutches A regular meeting of the P. T. A. for at least a week. was held Wednesday, March 12. A group of ladies cleaned the parsonage Monday. Tuesday they varnished shelves and waxed the floor. All who are interested in the new library are invited to attend the Silver Tea Friday from one to four. the Buxton dance and spent the night with the M. Barrett«. Mrs. Mary Tolson wai a Sunday visitor at the William Nissen home. Mrs. Tressa Michener entertained the Q 1 ’r.g Club last Thursday. Mr. ur.d Mrs. Roscoe Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cota spent Sun- day * at the beach clam diggng. CCC Boys SMART MONEY KNOWS WHERE TO , GO AFTER \ READING THE ADS . IN THIS NEWSPAPER. 1 “" Smell Run I s Mrs. Herman Dickson, Mrs. Carol Brock, Mrs. Ruland Treharne, Mrs. Sun. Attraction Visit in St. Helens— Oscar George and Mrs. Rube Arch RIVERVIEW—(Special to The ibald motored to St. Helens Thurs day where they visited Mrs. Glenn Eagle)—Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Harmon Hawkins and infant son. and daughter, Lois, and Frank Lusby motored to the Sandy River In Portland— Mrs. A. J. Hughes and Mrs. Ted Sunday to watch the smelt fishers. Coons motored to Portland Friday Mr. and Mrs. O. Gore from the and returned to Vernonia Satur 0. A. camp visited at the home of day. Mrs. Coons visited her hus- Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Devine. br.nd who is in the St. Vincent’s M.s. Eva Juc-bs, Mis. Alma Mills hospital recovering from a con- and Mis. Laura Sauers accompan cushion sustained as a result of a ied Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner blow from falling steel. to Portland Thursday where the “like ladies attended a meeting of Dis Crcsley Shelvadore,—in new” condition—traded in on new trict No. 1 Women’s Relief Corps G**c. which was held in the Court House. Frigidaire.—only $69.50 at G. It— Paterson,. In Vancouver— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swan made a business trip to Vancouver, Wash ington, last week-end. Here frem Chehalis---- Mrs. M. J. Woods of Chehalis, Washington, is visiting at the John Hatfield home for several weeks, Mrs. Hatfield met her mother-in- law in Portland Wednesday of last week. Gospel Message---- Dr. PetC rd, district superinten dent cf the E .angelical church, will be in Vernonia Saturday evening to bring a go. pel message after which he will conduct the business meeting cf the fourth quarterly conference of the conference year, it was stated this week by Rev. H R. Scheuerman. Ill with the Flu— Mrs. Jim Emmons and son, Dean Lionberger, are both quite ill with the flu, and have been confined to their home cn First avenue for over a week. Takes Bankruptcy— A notification received late last week makes known that bankruptcy vas filed by James E. Fluke of gHXHXHXHXKXHXHXHXHXKZHXHXW H H H H LAWN MOWER Self-adjusting $4.68 H Ball Bearing; 14-inch Cut Garden Specials GRASS CATCHER 95c H Wheel Hoe, Large Wheel $3.45 H $1.00 H 65c H 85c SHOVELS HOES RAKES HAND TROWELS HAND PRUNERS GRASS SHEARS Pruners Long Handles 10c 75c 75c $1.50 H It Pays to See Hoffman! H Hoffman Hardware Co. Phone 181 H H H *<XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHZr 9 Mrs. Thomas Turner motored to Portland Wednesday taking Mr. and Mis. Otto Goertzen in, where Mr. Goertzen consulted a physician in regard to his knee which he injur- ed some time ago. iMr. and Mrs. W. W. Stevenson and neice, Virginia, and daughter, Evelyn, took Mrs. Russell and her brother -in-law and wife to Port land Monday on business. • Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lynch mo- tored to Portland Thuisday on bus- iness. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Herrin and daughter, Shirley, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fowler Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry George Sundajr. Teacher Is Sunday Visitor TREHARNE—(Special to The Eagle)—Mrs. Hannah Scharback en tertained the A. B. C'. Pinochle club Wednesday. Minnie Dusek won high prize, Betty Schram, second, and Helen Bailey, low. Ediward Sehorn, former Picas nt Hill school principal, was a Sunday visitor at the Clyde McDonald home. He now lives at Clatskanie. Mrs. Ray Cota was hcs.ess for a stork shower in honor of Mrs. Sam Smith Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank O’Conner is spending two weeks at Seaside with her mother, Mrs. Treharne, who is mov ing out of the hotel she has had for the past several years. Week-End in OLD HERMITAGfl®) ' fl KENTUCKY STRAIGHT «OÜÍ&QH • . whisks Y I NOW PRICED AT QUART Portland Mrs. Harry Hodgson and Ma i- etta were in Portland over the week-end where Mrs. Hodgson had dental work done. Roberta Stevens and Lloyd ^'sh- er of Portland were out to attend 1IGÜ PINT Making this famous old brand the top whiskey buy in town. Copyright 1939 national Distillers Products Corporation, New York Go to Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobit and family visited relatives in Lebanon Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wal'as t'oni Astoria and Coleen Kyser were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Parcells and family, iMrs. L. C. Boeck and daughter. Ruth, made a business trip to Hills boro Saturday afternoon. L. Sargent and John Chambers went fishing at Bar View Saturday. Business in St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. Nels Chambers were in St. Helens Saturday on business. Ted Lewis and family fished for smelt on the Sandy River Satur- day. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo DeRoia, Tony Richter and Eva Chambers were Portland visitors Saturday on business. Ted Lewis of Camp 8 and Walter Parcells were in Portland Saturday cn business. Truck Mechanis Here Robert Wagner of Tacoma, Wash ington, is staying with his aunt. Mrs. Angelo DeRoia, and family, while he is working at Clark and Wilson as a mechanic for gravel trucks. His wife and children plan on moving here the last of this month. Mr. and Mrs. George Cobat and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cobat motored to Hammond Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Cobat were in Portland Saturday on business. Geir CHEESE Unlabeled SOUP Campbell’s Tomato RICE KRISPIES PEP 23c No. 1 Tins 25c 2 pkgs. 23c 2 pkgs. 23c pound 3 BLUING & AMMONIA ... 2 Pint Bottles £5C IVORY SOAP .. Large Bar 9^. TOILET TISSUE Clinic........ 4 rolls 23c Wadhams ............... 1-lb. Tin 27c COFFEE MACARONI & SPAGHETTI Get Y our Meat Here QUAKER OATS— 13c ptg’: SARDINES Belle Isle Oval Tin 9c CATSUP— Wadha^is 14-oz. buttles «JA 2 ¿¿/C For MADE FROM PRODUCTS OF THE AMERICAN FARM 2 Pounds 39c ....... 3 lbs. ¡(J- J OLEOMARGARINE 25c PEACHES. 2 No. 2’ ó Tins 29~ PEAS Wadhams Sw. Dimple 2 No. 2 Tins 29c DILL PICKLES Wadhams 2 No. 2> 2 Tins 25c TOMATO JUICE Wadhams .. 3 No. 1 Tins Good for Growing A FEAST FIT FOR A KING! Plan to dine at the Terminal today. Feast» are priced so you can afford to bring the whole family. Terminal Cafe Kiddies MAYONNAISE BEST FOODS Pints 27c — Quarts 45c cAvE by BUYING QUARTS SALT— Plain or Iodized 2 Pkgs. FULL LINE OF SEEDS IN PACKET & BULK! SPRAYS AND FERTILIZER Vernonia, Oregon Physician Consulted Home Elton O’Connor and Chester Reynolds were home from the CCC camp for the week-end. Frank O’Connor and Beulah and Ruby spent Sunday at Seaside. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gardner and daugrter and Mr. and Mrs. O’Brian and children spent the week-end at the beach. Ruby Thacker has been absent from school because of illness. Robert Falconer has been sick with the flu. 15c Specials for Friday and Saturday, March 21 and 22 King’s Your Grocery and Market Where Ph. 91 Money Huy* More At the New Mile Bri 2 Deliveries Daily )
