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2 THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949 EAGLE, THE VERNONIA, ORE. TOPICS OF THE TOWN Mr. and Mr». Olaf Hamer of Cardovia, Alaska were in Vernonia last Saturday and Sunday to see Fred Oveson. Mr. Hamer was formerly a resident of Vernonia and worked with Hamp Roberson 00 YOU KNOW - at the mill. Since that time he has resided in Alaska and was married there about two months ago. The couple plans to make their home here soon. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham received word lately from their son, who is stationed at Yokota, Japan. On the first day of Oc tober he received a stripe rating him as corporal. He is an air plane mechanic and likes his job and is doing fine.' COOKED FOOD sale and bazaar. Sponsored by Vernonia Grange at Eagles hall, (kt. 22, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 4013c Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Filley, their son and daughter and granddaugh ter, were Sunday afternoon guests that to stop at 20 M.P.H. it takes: 26 ft. on wet concrete but only 21 ft. on dry concrete? 69 ft. on packed snow with no chains but only 40 ft. on packed snow with chains? 169 ft. on glare ice with no chains but only 88 ft. on the same ice with chains? When roads are bad, SLOW DOWN. If conditions reauire chains, put them on; if roads are wet, allow extra room to stop. Remember, you're one foot from trouble — 9our foot on the accelerator. Lhff presented in the in- hftil of our policyholdors and all othor motorists of this community Joy Theatre Vernonia, Oregon THURS.-FRI. I CLARK ®ABLE<iXIS SMITH | BILL J. HORN, AGENT 90.5 Bridge Street Phone 231, Vernonia OCTOBER 15 SATURDAY John Wayne - Marlene Dietrich in “THE 7 SINNERS" SUN.-MON. VERNONIA INSURANCE OCTOBER 13-14 OCTOBER 16-17 JUDY — VAN VI GARLAND JOHNSON I IN THE GOOD «V 1 OLD SUMMERTIME* V TUES.-WED. OCTOBER 18-19 Gary Cooper - Walter Brennan in “SERGEANT YORK” Bush Furniture WE DON'T NEED TO CUT OUR PRICES!! Our Regular Prices are Competing Prices Compare!! of Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Sanks I from Vancouver, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schalock, I Roy Oakes and Dwayne Goodburn returned early Monday morning from eastern Oregon where they had been since the Wednesday before to hunt near Dixie Butte. Roy returned with a four-point and Dwayne with a three-point. COOKED FOOD sale and bazaar. Sponsored by Vernonia Grange at Eagles hall, Ocg. 22, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 40t3c Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mulkins ar rived at the home of their parents, and Mrs. Fred Schonbeckler, last Friday evening. Mr. Mulkins, hav. ing business in the state of Wash ington left later, .but Mrs. Mul kins is remaining for a few days visit with the Schonbeeklers. Earl Mulkins left Vernonia last Friday to make his home in Portland with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miller. Glen G. Victor of Los Angele» visited last week with his sister, Anna Partridge. Mrs. Minnie Killian celebrated her 50th birthday last Saturday, her children and some friends surprising her with a big chicken dinner and the traditional birth day cake decorated with a candle to represent the half century mark. Many beautiful gifts were received by Mrs. Killian. COOKED FOOD sale and bazaar. Sponsored by Vernonia Grange at Eagles hall, Oo’.. 22, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 40t3c Bill Shipman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shipman, left here Tues day for Fort Ord, California as the start of his enlistment in the army. Douglas Culbertson is living in Liechtenstein, Strasse, Vienna, Austria. He writes that he is teaching high school subjects to G. I. students who have not finish ed their high school education. Douglas also has a band which will be heard on the radio and entertain at a service club. He will attend night classes at col lege. Mrs. Emma SFffe of Camp Me- , Gregor has purchased an elk tag from Hoffman hardware for her husband in prepardness for an eastern Oregon trip soon. This is the first elk tag sold at the store this season. Jean Dickson r'* limed to Ver nonia Sunday evening after ac companying his friend, Robert Henry, to Phoenix, Arizona, base at Panama City, Florida, transferred to Tyndall air force base at Panam City, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pangle are the parents of a girl born at the Emanuel hospital, Portland, Mon day. She weighed seven pounds. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hogberg from Thursday of last week to Monday were two brothers, a sister-in-law and sister of Mrs. Hogberg. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank MIST — L. P. Wikstrom was a Portland business visitor Monday. Rhody Okland was a Saturday evening caller at the Austin Dowl ing home. Mrs. Helen Johnson spent a few days at her mothers in Forest Grove last week. Geo. Wray, the walnut man from Gaston, was in the vicinity Monday taking orders for winter walnuts as he has done for the past great number of years. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howray and Bill are leaving Wednesday for. a vacation in the middle west, and a visit with Mrs. Howrey’s folks. They will probably be gone a month and Ernest will take over the bossing job on the highways. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Egerton drove to Salem Saturday to help Mrs. Egerton’s mother celebrate her birthday. They returned home Sunday. Some of the men from the Gar- lock-Closner mill are still hunting Lentz of Auburn, California, Geo. Lentz of Plainfield, New Jersey and Mrs. Ella Spencer of Oakdale, California. Both Frank and Geo. Lentz have just retired, the former from his hardware business and the latter from the Plainfield fire department. Mrs. Dorothy Hess, daughter of the Hogbergs, is also staying here for the present. Wilbur (Shorty) Vernonia, Oregon F2 VALLEY TIN 14” Aluminum X N X N Ft. Vernonia Sen. Sta. Geo. Johnson Telephone 311 Corner Rose and Bridge MILLER'S The Friendly Store where Quality Costs No More WACTHMAKER — JEWELER Official Watch Inspector S. P. & S. Railway WTYCAKE Sí?20 d?959 AIRTIGHT HEATER 16-Inch ................................. Ç195 «D'A e i oo 28x34 STOVE BOARD Wood Lined, walnut fin. C990 oo. STOVEPIPE 6-inch «Q175 $01 Joint QKc OO ■■ H X N X H V H X H X H RECIPE For Halloween hi-jinx serve this yummy chocolate-orange marble layer cake ... two-tone frosting topped, for fun, with a plastic witch! Here's truly bewitching and festive fare! ORDER YOURSTODAYI SPECIAL THIS WEEK All-Metal Coffee Maker H Telephone 181 As soon as you notice motor trouble, have it fixed. Otherwise, a k>. of gas and oil money will be waited. Our experts nip all mtor troubles in the bud. Bring your car in for a regular check-up NOW. A. L. Kullander BLACKMAGIC" OIL HEATER Cole Hot Blast 1 AO MOTOR REPAIRS you con be cure that you own a fine watch —for Hamilton ic America'» only manufacturer of fine timepiece» axclucively. When near, etop in to »00 America', Fino Watch. Office at Sundland Electric T X A freak storm of hurricane ve locity struck the Tide creek area Wednesday afternoon, splitting trees and scattering debris and branches on the Columbia river highway. Branches were also blown ^cross the highway and were caught by the telephone wires. The storm’s path seemed to be only a hundred feet wide and headed for the river. Davis, Prop. The Only Store in Vernonia Devoted Exclusively to Hardware! oo RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Turner and baby daughter of Birkenfeld called on Mrs. E. L. Lloyd Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Lee Rose of Corvallis and Pete Henderson visited at the Bud Rose home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Dashney and two children of Aloha visited Mrs. Jenny Shafer Monday. When you buy a Hamilton, Celebrate felloween wilk a delicious ROOFING H 55-Lb. Weight.............. roll Ä N ROOF COATING X Fiber. 5-Gallon Can M ROOF JACKS for 6” Stovepipe Trees, Debris Scattered By High Velocity Wind CASON TRANSFER Call 581 for Free Estimate BUSH FURNITURE Everything to Furnish the Home FALL Guests of Past Few Days Noted in News MOVING? Quality, Workmanship and Prices Before Buying Phone 592 Annual Walnut Orders Taken Hoffman Hardware Co. sê°r M Vernonia, Ore. h »“™*" H N H ^ZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZH ZHXNXHZHXHXHZHXHXHX Complete Line of HALOWEEN CANDIES VEUAOAKA BAKERY Heme of Butter Krust Bread Phone 991 Another Shipment of Quadriga Prints Have Just Arrived. Finest Quality! New, Low Price - - - 49c Women's Dan River Blouses In corded stripes, solid colors and checks $2.98 Men's Kampus Cut Dress Sport Coats On Special They are $24.95 Coats Special Price
