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THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Our (Great America & & Hick
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mra. H. A. Thacker and Pat
left for Long Beach, California,
Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Smith (Betty Thacker).
They planned also to go sight­
seeing duping the trip to Cali­
fornia.
Joy Theatre
Vernonia,
Oregon
August 22-23
Thurs.-Fri.
BECAUSE OF HIM
Deaaaa Durbin-Charles Laughton
GET ALONG LITTLE ZOMBIE
Hugh H erbert-Christine McIntire
Saturday
August 24
THE GIRL OF THE LIMBER-
LOST
Based upon the novel by Gene
Stratton Porter. Starring Ruth
Nelson
LAWLESS EMPIRE
Charles Starrett
Ribber Bib Cartoon
Suu.-Mon.
August 25-26
THE BANDIT OF THE SHER­
WOOD FOREST
in Technicolor and now the Son of
Robin Hood-Anita Louis-Cornel
Wilde
News and Cartoon
Tura.-Wed.
August 27-28
TARS and SPARS
Alfred Drake-Janet Blair
FLOWER GIRLS Featurette and
Cartoon
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S/Sgt. Wayne Crume, »on of
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crume, re-
ceived his discharge from the
service at FL Lewis August 14.
He has been with the occupation
forces in Japan.
Mr. and Mr». Carl Da via spent
Saturday night and Sunday at
Salem where they visited their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robert­
son and son, Paul, and daughter,
Virginia arrvied here Wednes­
day of last week from Mississippi
and plan to make thib vicinity
their home. Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
ertson are the parents of Cleve,
Lige, S. O-, Ray. and Tharis Rob­
ertson.
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SHELF PAPER Choice of
20c
roll
Red, Blue and Yellow ...
SPONGE RUBBER
70c
KNEELING PADS ......
each
TOILET TOP TRAY. Keep those odds $ 1 00
and ends from falling.................
ASBESTOS AND ALUMINUM MATS
for the top of gas or electric ranges 55c
MENDETS for patching
10c
holes in pans ..............................
TETCO FIRE
$125
EXTINGUISHERS ......... :..........
FAUCET SPRAYS ....
PERCOLATOR TOPS
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10c
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Regular $5.50 value .............. for
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HOFFMAN HARDWARE
Phone 181
Vernonia
For Hardware — See Hoffman
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Malmsten
left Friday morning of last week
to return to their home at El
Segundo, Califorina, after spend­
ing a week here visiting Mrs.
C. A. Malmsten and Mr. and Mrs.
Dayton Ross. On the way to Ver­
nonia from California they visited
Yellowstone National Park.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Berry are
the parents of twin boys born
August 11 at the Forest Grove
hospital. They have been named
Harvey Dean and Hervey Gene
and the former weighed in at
four pounds two ounces and the
latter at sipc pounds. Grandpar­
ents are Mrs. Blanche Spires of
Vernonia and L. C. Berry of Sa­
lem.
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l^t us Beautify Your Home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner
returned to their home here last
Thursday aftei' a three-week’s va­
cation trip wh ch covered nearly
4400 miles. They visited friends
and relatives in the following
cities: Grand Island, Central City,
Hastings and Lincoln, Nebraska,
and Independence, Missouri.
First of the commodity farm
organizations to announce dates
for the annual winter meeting is
the Western Oregon Livestock as­
sociation which will meet in Sa­
lem December 12 and 13, reports
H. A. Lindgren, extension ani­
mal husbandman at O.S.C. and
secretary of the association.
R. C. Burkhart, Lebanon, presi­
dent, has announced that an
earlier date was selected this
year to permit consideration of
legislative matters by the asso­
ciation in advance of thei January
session.
52 GIFTS IN ONE—
AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION
E. P. FRANK
Contractor
At your
Service. • •
The consideration that your car
•deserves is assured with our
speedy, over-all service. Inside
and out, your car will receive
the utmost attention. All faulty
parts should be replaced before
serious damage results.
Don’t delay. Drive in today
Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Fischer
are the parents of a son, Geary
N., born Saturday, August 10.
DANCE at Natal Saturday, Au­
gust 24. Rhythm Vendors All­
Girl orchestra.
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Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing left
last Friday for a week end trip
which took them as far south as
Crescent City, California, by the
way of Corvallis, Newport and
the coast route. They returned
here Monday by way of a route
further inland.
for complete service in less
time, at less cost, for more sat­
isfaction.
Vernonia Auto Co.
Henry T. Adams, of Camp Mc­
Gregor, was taken to St Vincent’s
hospital in the Bush ambulance
Sunday afternoon.
He was ill
with serum poisoning.
“A Sssf. Place tn Trade”
Bill Brimmer and daughter, Wil­
ma Joy, of Seattle, who is visit­
ing here attended the Shriners
Russian barbecue at Corvallis last
week end.
Just Arrived
Davenport and Chair Sets
Tony and Eddy Dwyer flew
here from Portland early this
week to view the several small
sawmills which are sawing lum­
ber from relogging activities on
the Columbia County Tree Farm.
The Dwyers are owners of the S.
E. Portland Lumber company.
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The Hittite Code discovered in
Baghas Koi, Asia Minor, set ceil­
ing wages and prices in 1350
B.C.
Designed
For Comfort
In Your Home
Long-wearing beautiful coverings and sturdy
construction assure you complete satisfaction.
PAINTING
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas
have moved here from Forest
Grove where they formerly made
their home. He is associated with
the Nehalem Dairy Products com­
pany in charge of milk deliveries
and began his work there Mon­
day of this week.
M rs. Earl Thibeau was a guest
of Mrs. Maude Kobow from Sun­
day until Wednesday morning of
this week. She left Wednesday
for Seattle with Mrs. Mary La­
vine.
Mrs. Thibeau, a former
school instructor, here will teach
this year at Seattle and Mrs.
Lavine, who also taught here last
year, will instruct at McMinnville
for the coming school year.
Brush or Spray
Outside painting our
Specialty
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MIST—L. Wickstrom moved his
donkey down near Jewell last
week, where he has a logging
operation now going full blast
with quite a crew of men at work.
Floyd Libel spent the week end
with his parents, his wife coming
down after him Monday evening.
The Earl Ropers have complet­
ed digging a well. They already
have seven feet of water in the
well.
J. Houry’s sister was a guest
at their home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ballett and
a nephew from Washington are
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. P.
Wickstrom.
Western Stockmen
Set Meet Date
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bush, Jr.,
Calvin Davis and Virginia Mc­
Nutt and Mr. and Mrs. Kent
Bauersfeldt attended the football
game at Multnomah stadium Sun-
ady evening.
Others attending
at the game were Lyle Walker,
Dan Dollins, Jack Riley, Gerald
Riley, Melvin Schwab and Les­
ter Galloway.
Nehalem Dairy
Products Co
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auto inpusw rr took 6oowf
DANCE Saturday, August 24, Le­
gion hall. Sponsored by Ameri­
can
Legion
Auxiliary.
Red
O’Brien's orchestra.
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Bemes 11c lb. or $1.35 a crate
Berries will be picked up starting
August 22. Get your crates now.
Seasonal
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Mrs. Nora Burner of Portland
was a caller over Saturday night
and Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Rosa in the Pleas­
ant Hill district.
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OBESitS
Mr. and Mrs. William Falconer
and daughter, Mary, left Sunday
for a week at Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada, where they will visit
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Bradford
and brother, Bobby Bradford,
were at the Bud Borton home
from Firday to Sunday. Return-
ling to their home in Portland
for a visit of several days was
Ralph» Borton.
GET YOUR CRATES HERE
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DANCE at Natal Saturday, Au­
gust 24. Rhythm Vendor» All­
Girl orchestra.
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Berry
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DANCE Saturday, August 24, Le-
gion hall. Sponsored by Ameri-
Red
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Legion
Auxiliary.
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O’Brien’» orchestra.
W. T. Lilley wai taken to the
Good Samaritan hospital in the
Bush ambulance Wednesday of
last week after a fall which oc-
curred while he was working at
the O-A mill. His injury is a
broken vertebrae.
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Donkey Moved to
Jewell Logging
Site; Well Dug
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Reasonable Prices
The Apparel Shop
Guaranteed all new materials
Perfect Posture Support
Expert Workmanship by Craftsmen
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Vernonia, Ore.
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