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FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1941 VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON Light F ixtures Cost Itemized Quantity 82 32 1 1 2 1 8 12 80 250’ 4 16 84 10’. 200’ 424 lbs. 233 lbs. 66 lbs. 20 Description GE Floodlights with croaaarm mounting 1500 W nu Volt Clear Mazda Lamps 2H” Entrance Cap 400 Ampere 250 Volt 3 Pole Switch Enclosed Fuses Cabinet 20X72X15 No. 12 Gauge with Brackets Wireholders Wire Racks with Insulators Galvanized Lag Screws Galvanized Guy Strand Insulators Guy Clamps Carriage Bolts Black Conduit Stranded Wire 1400’ Stranded Wire 600’ Stranded Wire 1000’ No. 8 Solid Wire 28” Crossarm Braces News of the Theatre "ANGELS” BEGINS HIT RUN SOON— “Angels Over Broadway,” hailed as one of the most tenderly human romances of the year, opens Satur day at the Joy Theatre. Written, directed and produced by Ben Hecht, with Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., acting as co-producer, the new Col umbia drama tells the story of four people in search of a “break” —a grafter, a cafe entertainer, a thief and a drunken playwright. Fairbanks is starred; featured mem bers of the cast include Rita Hay worth, Thomas Mitchell and John Qualen. Total Price $480.00 125.76 4.26 43.75 2.69 44.50 1.41 12.18 1.53 5.58 .99 4.54 2.86 3.80 30.10 82.89 45.09 13.24 4.34 ing of the picture she was so mov ed by the dramatic power of the film that she voluntarily offered to appear in the prologue. The story of “Pastor Hall” closely parallels the story of the Reverend Niemoel- ler’s courageous fight against the Nazi regime, and its starring cast includes Wilfrid Lawson, Nova Pil- beam, Seymour Hicks and Hay Pet rie. TALENTED STAR CAST IN FILM— The fairy god-mothers of legend must have been present in abun dance at Anita Louise’s christening. The lovely star, who indeed re sembles an enchanted princess of fairy-tale lore, seems blessed with more than her share of gifts. Besides being amazingly beauti ful, Miss Louise featured by Re 909.41 public in “Wagons Westward" is a talented harpist, composer, writer waterfront. The huge set, one of and ballit dancer. 15, was used in filming “The Phan “NO, NO, NANETTE” tom Submarine.” Anita Louise and A SCREEN HIT— Bruce Bennett have the featured “No, No, Nanette,” one of the roles in the fast-moving, mystery most successful stage musicals in the history of the theatre, has been thriller. brought to the screen by RKO PAJAMAS BECOMING Radio as a scintillating vehicle for CARY’S TRADEMARK— Anna Neagle, who scored such a Like Charlie Chaplin’s mustache noteworthy success last year in the and Harpo Marx’s red wig, pajamas film version of “Irene.” have ‘become a ICary Grant trade As in the preceding offering, the mark. For comedy scenes in “The lovely star sings and dances in the Philadelphia Story” he purchased current streamlined filmusical, which his twenty-fourth pair of pajamas features such well remembered Vin for film purposes. During the past cent Youman’s tunes as “Tea for three years, Grant has escaped the Two,” “I Want to Be Happy” and informality of pajamas in but two “No, No, Nanette.” pictures, and through having to ouy Roland Young, Richard Carlson, different pajamas and dressing Victor Mature and Helen Broderick roles for each screen appearance, top the distinguished supporting now has more sleeping outfits than cast in this Herbert Wilcox pro suits. duction. FIRST LADY IN DEBUT— TROPICS MOVE TO HOLLYWOOD— PLIGHT OF YOUNG LOVE For the first time, outside of THEME OF NEW COMEDY— All the romance of the calm South Seas moved to Hollywood recently with the erection, at Col umbia Studios of a tropical island newsreels, Mrs. Franklin Delano The hectic romance between a Roosevelt appears on the screen in young couple who are forbidden “Pastor Hall,” the James Roosevelt by the girl’s father to marry until presentation. After a private show- the boy saves a thousand dollars, provides a series of laugh-provok ing incidents in RKO Radio’s “Pop LUMBER — SHINGLES — VENEER Always Pays.” WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Leon Errol, Dennis O’Keefe and See my bargains in Kiln Dried Lumber at $7.50 per M. and up. Adele Pearce are featured in the Open Saturdays from 8 a. m. to noon. hilarious comedy. < . BEIUCE New and Used Parts New and Used Tires Gas and Oil Expert Auto Repairing LYNCH AUTO PARTS Phone 773 RIVERVIEW and Sunday in Portland with Mary Walker. Mrs. Walker entereo St. Vincent* hospital for a major aper- ation Monday morning. Dr. A. L. Gibbs, doctor at Reehers CCC camp, purchased the Melvin Bronson property, and will move in Tuesday. Dr. Gibbs was transferred from the Kalama, Wash ington, CCC camp. Jane LaChapelle and daughter, Sherrie Lee, spent from Friday night until Monday morning at the Kilbuirg Ihome. Maxine Cameron returned to Portland with her to spend a few days. Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Busch of Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Busch and little son, Kent, of Hills boro were visitors at the Phillip Castle home Sunday. The regular executive meeting of the P. T. A. was held at the home of Mrs. John Bino Wednesday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Walton and daughter, Gayle, of Hastings, Neb raska, and Mrs. Emeline Grenboe of Waldport were visitors of Mrs. Grenboe’s sister, Mrs. Laura CH- more, Thursday night. The Walions were enroute home after having spent a month sight-seeing in the state of Oregon. Mrs. Grenboe is returning with them where she will visit friends and relatives for three weeks. Mrs. Arthur Braden left Sunday evening for Camden, New Jersey, to visit her brother, A. McVicker, whom she has not seen for thirty years. Lorraine Tallman of McChord Field, Washington, spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Tallman. Mrs. Melvin Bronson of Port Or chard, Washington, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Byers from last Tuesday evening until Wed nesday evening of this week. Mrs. Alice Batteen had as her guest last week, her brother, Leigh Klix, of Milwaukie, Wisconsin. PAGE FIVE Wood to be delivered to both schools not later than July 15th, 1941. Signed T. F. Keasey C hairman Signed Lee Schwab Clerk March 28th, April 4th and 11th. Classified Ads............ $8.00. See A. J. Raymer, 842 Second Ave., Vernonia. 14t3 FOR SALE—One wall and one desk phone, each 16 ohms. Also improved Oregon strawberry plants for sale. L. C. Boeck, Mis£ Route, Vernonia. I3t3— FOR SALE—Fryers. See Mrs. Ruby Biggs. 14t3 FOR SALE—Accordian, in very I- OR SALE—Boy’s bicycle. Inquire good shape. Reasonable. Phone at Eagle office. 15t3 67. Rex Pemble. 14t3 FOR SALE—Approximately 20-acre FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red tract of land, 5 acres cleared. setting eggs. Mrs. Tom Corrigan, Fart of Lone Pine Acres, just out Pebble Creek road. 14t3— side of city limits. J. F. Jones, Box 201, Vernonia. igt3 WANTED—Truck to haul shingle bolts. See Thompson at the Cedar FOR SALE—Milk goats. See Bud wood Timber company. 14tf— Borton, Old Home Grocery road, Vernonia, Oregon. 15tl WANTED—Four shingle bolt cut ters. See Thompson at the Cedar FOR SALE—One range cook stove, wood Timber company. 14tf—■ COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME AT LESS THAN PORTLAND PRICES! SPECIAL—Upholstered Rocker and Occasional $<)t95 BABY CRIBS Regular $14.50 Value..... $9 75 JUNIOR WALNUT WARDROBE........ $12 50 Dinner Set, Service for 12, Real China .. $24.00 Chair ............. ...................................... Pail Special Oakland Cabinet Cook Stoves full enamel $09*95 SOIL-OFF CLEANER....................... Quart gQc POTTERY KITCHEN SETS 95c New Shipment of Unfinished finished Chairs Zenith Washers Crosley Refrigerators CALL FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that bids for 240 cords of wood will be re ceived by Mr. Lee Schwab, Clerk of School District No. 47 Jt., Ver nonia, Oregon. 40 cords to be delivered at the Lincoln grade school and 200 cords delivered to the Washington grade school. Bids should be in Mr. Schwab’s hands on or before April 11th. 1941. We are asking bids on 80 cords of 4 foot old growth, 80 cords of TIMBER—(Special to The Eagle) four foot second growth and 80 —The Educational Department at cords of slab wood. The school board reserves the Reehers COC camp has a new as right to reject any or all bids. sistant, Mr. Deberry from Triangle Lake. This camp just disbanded recently and Deberry transferred here instead of returning to the South. Mr. McMullen, the past as sistant, is going to Saddle Moun tain camp to enter the National Defense Radio school there. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kubler at tended the 30th wedding anniver sary of Mrs. Kubler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. VanZetten, at the VanZetten home in Portland Sun day evening. Other guests were their two daughters and families. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Dykstra and daughters, Nellie and Elizabeth, of Auburn, Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Sattler and daughters, Henrietta and Georgia, of Wilson ville, also Mr. and Mrs. A. Boere and son, Jackie, of Enumclaw, Washington. Mrs. Clara Bonnell of Ridgefield, Washington, returned to her home Sunday after having spent the past month with her son, Preston, and Vernonia, Oregon family. Mrs. Bonnell was recuper ating from an automobile accident which h"d happened in Vernonia. Mrs. Ida Kilburg spent Saturday Vernonia Furniture Store Jewett A. Bush CCC i amp Gets New Assistant Garden Seeds GET READY FOR THE BEST TIME OF THE YEAR YOUR FAVORITE SPORT VARIETY OF REELS • HOOKS • LINES SINKERS • ANYTHING YOU NEED Heath’s Service Station AND Flower Seeds A New Modern Deposit Plan to save your Time Quick - Easy - Safe Write or call for complete information— WhatlsEasterWithoutHam? IN Bulk and Package Vernonia Trading Co. King’s Grocery and Market “Where Your Money Buy* More” The Whole Town’s Talking About Our Big Everywhere in the West, delicious Acme Beer is prized for its lively lightness and de licious mellowness! Enjoy the West’s Best Seller! Used Car Bargains ’37 BUICK COUPE ’38 BUICK SEDAN ’39 GRAHAM ’37 OLDS SEDAN ’36 STUDEBAKER ’36 PACKARD $529 $599 $649 $499 $399 $465 MANY OTHERS FROM WHICH TO SELECT See the Can at the Hy-Van Garage HARRY MORRIS Cadillac-LaSalle Motor* SAVE! NEHALEM DAIRY PRODUCTS CO., V.rnonia Di.trib.tor. For economy—order Acme by the cate.or buy the big 32-Ounce "family-size' bottle'
