Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, September 27, 1940, Page 6, Image 6

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    FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1940
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
furnished ready tx> receive his bride
and they will be “at heme’* to their
many friend» after this week. The
Chief extends the heartiest congrat­
ulations to Mr. and Mrs. Conyers.
May ycur joys be as deep as the
ocean,
Your sorrows as light as its
Mr«. Hammack Leave»—
foam.”
Mrs. William Hammack left Wed­
nesday to return to Chander,
Oklahoma, where she now resides.
Studio Girl Shampoo
Mrs. Hammack has been the guest
of Mrs. A. W. Sauer for several
and Dried Fingerwave
weeks.
Special from Sept. 26
PACIFIC
ifiTERnnTionRL
LIUESTOCh
.'XPDsiTion;
Shoot One Deer—
Paterson’s Pay-Day
SPECIALS
D rtzi «14« Ca«1
Modernistic Wood Cir-
DUciLlllIlll
culating Heaters with
full 20-inch Firebox. Porcelain Enamel Finish,
and priced at Only $29.95 While They Last.
(2 Only Left)
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bergerson
returned Tuesday from a hunting
trip spent in eastern Oregon near
Jo-hn Day. They left the latter part
of last week.
Oil Burning Circulators
$39 95 to $199 50
95
w ith "e'luine Seng Pad construction and a
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IT’S NO GAG—
5-year guarantee.
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Large Premium List«
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and Mrs. Conyers were the recep-
ients of many uselul and ornament­
al presents. Will is one of the most
popular young men in this vicinity
and has hosts o' friends who unite
in wishing himself and bride a long,
happy and prosperous life. Mr. C.
has a pretty little cottage nicely
Beautiful Roomy
Biltwell Sofa Beds and Chairs Just
Annette Beauty Shop
1892 NEWSPAPERS REVEAL—
50
Other Models up to
19 Shows in Ono
Eleven acres under
one rooi Exhibits ci
pure-bred Livestock,
Dogs, Poultry, Pet
Stock, Wild Life, Man­
ufactured and Land
Products, 4-H Club
and Smith-Hughes
Vocational Education
Work; also Combined
Horse Show and thrill­
ing Indoor Rodeo.
(A $1.00 Value)
Dr. U. J. Bittner treated the
first string of the Vernonia Loggers
to ice cream cones last Friday
after the game for the good -work
the boys did against Nehalem.
New Wood Enameled Ranges Just ........ $39 95
PORTLANO, 0RÚG3N
October 5 to 12
50 c
Logger. Receive Cone»---
(All Beautifully Styled)
HORSE SHOW
and RODEO
to Oct. 2
Return from Trip
Other Models Priced from ^39‘9^ *° $59'^9
New
30th Annual
Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Bush, Ed
Botlinger and Frank Sargent of
Portland spent almost a week in
eastern Oregon hunting. The party
left last Wednesday and returned
Monday evening of this week.
‘ij Beautiful Colored Steel Chairs
Regular $4.35 Now Only $3.95
The b ginning of a more socially
pleasurable vacation, for to the
friends you will meet, spotted or
I sc. led clothing labels you “anin
viting” and mak s you “uninv. 1
|cd”!
While they last. (Choice of Rocker or Chair).
Hand-Made Chests of Drawers. Finished and
Unfinished.
$4.95 to $8.95
FREE Foclball Cake for the best offensive player
£
Complete Line
on the Vernonia, team in Friday’s game.
and Remington Ammunition, Hunting Knives,
Pack Sacks, Rifles, Etc.
Vernonia
When we tell you that
you get better service in
a more friendly atmos­
phere at Dessy’s.
Eig Game Telescope Sights Only $5 ()5
Complete with mounts.
Everything for the Home on E-Z Tenns----- At
Portland Prices!
We deliver FREE up to 150 miles
akery
Refresh yourself at
Dessy’s
Tavern
Geo. G. Paterson
FURNITURE — RADIOS — REFRIGERATION
VERNONIA — OREGON - FOREST GROVE
DESMOND LAIRD
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LADIES’ FALL AND WINTER FELT HATS
SPECIAL
25
blends eeiily by home mixing melhodi. Win inilenl approval lor finer
cakes, pastries, biscuits, with
thru
Men.
Sept.
27-30
Beautifully Tailored COATS of Oregon’s best wool
—Reefers, Swaggers, Hollywood Wraps and Tailor­
ed Styles with Velvet Collars.
SUGAR
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2-49-
(.USAGES
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PURITAN PORK
k-ineapple Ice. »e i-or. 19*
c-in
L’BBY S or Stokely'a
Prices $ 10.95 a"d $15.90
Marshmallows
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39*
CORN FLAKES
4c
Pkg.
Albers
^G^‘*rch2 pkgs. 15«
SATIN
$1.35
$1.00
REH SO Soap 23ft or
LIFEBUOY
1JK
pkg 1 45
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bUNBRI’ ’
CLEANSER
4 * .
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GIANT EARS
Friday and
PORK ROAST
( Picnic Style)
PORK STEAK
NEW!
CORDUROY!
SKIRTS!
$1.98
PORK
Saturday
lb.
CHOPS
BEEF ROAST
(Blade Cut)
BOILING BEEF
lb.
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jPANCE
13c
19c
25c
17^c
a>.
SLICED BACON
Armour’»
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¥
Can
ib.
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ORANGES Sunkist
4 doz 49c
LEMONS 360’s Sunkist 1 doz 25c
RIVER BRAND FANCY
1(W
RICE
(Clo ae-out)
SU-PURB
Granulated Soap
ST 15*
50-O1. pkg 29c
,k
For TOILET nr BATH
Chiffon and Service Pure Silk
6*
Id
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CAMAY SOAP 3
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BLUE LAKE
TENDER CUT
BEANS No. 303 tin»
3 lb. c.n
GRANULATED
Berwy Sheer Pure Silk Crepe Twist in
Beautiful Fall Shades
$1.00 !
HARVEST BLOSSOM
GREEN BEANS FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES/
2-lb. carton mer
3ORTENING
New Fall Shades. Perfect 51 Gage
Hose .........................
89c
17$
1 A
tUC
EDWARDS™' 4-lb. can 75«
Sizes 13 to 44
Irregular Nylon Hose
Mb. «Ile. bag
DEVILED MEAT H'»
3 For ..............................
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KITCHEN CRAFT 49
POWDERED
Camel Hair — Nubbv Novelty Weaves and Tweeds
A
BEANS
Red or Small White
5-lb Calio *5 EC
Package
ti3*
GRAPES Tokay»
1 lb. 5c
SWEET POTATOES
4 lb». 19c
U.S. No. 1 Smooth, Fey, Quality
POTATOES
12 lb., 25c
U. S. No. 1 Netted Gem»,
POTATOES
50-lb. bag 55c
U. S. No. 2 Netted Gem»
DRY ONIONS
4 lb». 10c
U. S. No. 1 Yellow
DRY ONIONS
10-Ib. bag 15c
U. S. No. 1 Boilers
PEPPERS
6 for 5c
Just right for Stuffing
CELERY Gre-n Type 1 stalk 5c
Jumbo Utah's
LETTUCE
1 Head 5c
Solid Crisp Heads
PARSNIPS
3 pounds 10c
Top Quality and Clean
DANISH SQUASH
5 for 10c
CABBAGE 60-70 lbs. 1 sack 59c
Solid Round Heads
BACON
(By the Piece) ...
SKINNED HAMS
Cenpak
SHORTENING
SLICED HALIBUT
SLICED SALMON
12c
22c
FRESH OYSTERS
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Legion Hall--Vernonia
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28; 9:30 P. M.
MUSIC BY JIMMIE WHETMORE
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