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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1946 THE
EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
SPORT TOPICS
LOGGERS GO TO Loggers, Gulls
Top Standings
SEASIDE FRIDAY The Vernonia Loggers and the
The Lion, taming Loggers will Seaside Seagulls top the standing
try their "gentle” tactics on the chart for the Lower Columbia
Seaside Seagulls this Friday eve­ League so far this season. Teams
ning at 8 o’eioelc in another night . and their games are:
won lost
Team—
game, the first evening feature
0
Vernonia .......................... 1
for the locals at that place.
0
The Gulls turned in a 45-25 win Seaside .............................. 1
1
for themselves last week against St. Helens ........................ 0
1
Rainier, with a good offensive Rainier .............................. 0
0
0
showing, but with an apparent Scappoose
weakness aga:nst pass defense.
However, the weakness against an
aerial attack may be overcome
before Friday, a Tuesday report
from Seaside indicated.
The game will be another for
the new field lights at Seaside.
The Logger B team will pit its
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VISIT IN RIVERVIEW
strength against the Banks union
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell of high school eleven here Monday
Cutler City drove up Thursday
afternoon Coach J. Hergert said
to bring their children here to
this week and fans are promised
spend a week or two with rela­
a lot of football activity.
tives while they hunt deer in the
The coach has been putting the
John Day country. Kenna Lou
baby Loggers through a more
and Baby George are with Mr.
strict practice schedule this week
and Mrs. George Bell while Zoe
to prepare them for Monday’s
Ann is at the Whitsell home in
game.
Vernonia.
The grid event is set for 2 p.m.
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at the city park field.
FISHING FOR BARGAINS?
Fire and water is a good com­
DROP YOUR LINE IN THE bination if its plenty of water on
a campfire.
Stop forest fires.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
BABY LOGGERS
TO MEET BANKS
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COUNTY NEWS
PETE BRUNSMAN
WATKINS TO QUIT
AS ASSESSOR
ST. HELENS—Columbia county
is going to have to find a new as­
sessor after 1948.
Fred Watkins, who has been in
the assessor’s office for 25 years
and has served as assessor since
1932, said last week that he would
not bo a candidate to succeed
himself when his current four-
year term expires at the end of
1948. Watkins will be 71 when
his term ends and. plans to re­
tire, taking advantage of the re­
tirement act recently enacted by
the state legislature and accepted
by Columbia county.
GEORGE A. .NELSON
TO RESIGN IN SPRING
ST. HELENS—Some time next
spring, George A. Nelson, dean
of county agents in the northwest,
is going to turn over to some
younger man the job of helping
Columbia’s farmers with their
problems and become a farmer
himself. He isn’t sure just ex­
actly when he’ll retire, but Nelson
said last week that this winter
will be his final one as county
agent Then he’ll be just plain
Rancher Nelson with 2450 acres
of land out around Camp 8 in the
Coast range hills to worry about.
If he chooses to retire on May
2, 1947, Nelson will have com­
pleted 24 years as county agent
here, for he came to Columbia
county May 2, 1923.
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FISHING TACKLE, TOYS, MARSHALL WELLS PAINT
BOLTS, ROPE, SAWS, CRESCENT WRENCHES, NAILS
—AMMUNITION—
22 Shells & Shot Shells & Rifle Shells
WILSON Archery Sets $3.95 & $4.95
METAL POINT ARROWS 30c & 35c
RED HATS, all Sizes .................$1.25
WORK PANTS ........................... $3.85
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Use your ash tray. Help Keep
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Toilet Paper Holder ................... 20c
Small Metal Hammers................. 25c
Metal Kitchen Tongs ................. 20c
Heavy Cast Muffin Pans....... ....70c
Wire Dish Drainers .......
....80c
Maple Rolling Pins ..................... 55c
Whisk Broom ............................. 60c
Sheathing Paper .................... $2.85
4x7 Sheets Plywood Vi-inch -..$2.85
4x12 Sheets Plywood 14-inch....$5.75
4x8 Sheets Plywood 14-inch... $3.20
4x7 Sheets Plywood %-inch....$3.40
3x8 Sheets Plywood %-inch....$2.65
4x8 Sheets Plywood %-inch.. $6.70
4x8 Sheets Plywood Va'inch $4.10
1 panel doors 2/0x6/8....1% ....$7.52
1 Panel Doors 2/4x6/8xl% ....$7.73
1 Panel Doors 2/6x6/8xl%_... $7.82
1 Panel Doors 2/8x6/8xl%....$7.92
Inside and Outside Door
Sets ..... $2.10, $2.40 and $5.95
Stanley Brace 10-in. sweep..... $5.95
Wood Bitts all sizes 50c to $1.25 ea.
Yankee Screw Driver..............$6.95
Coleman Automatic Oil Water
Heater .............................. $123.05
66 Gal. Elec. Water Heater $175.00
Oil Cans .................................... 30c
Premier Vacuum Cleaners..... $59.25
Carpet Sweepers ............
$7.95
Edlund Can Opener .....
55c
Full Line of X-Acto Knife Sets and
Tools
Pocket Knives ........... $1.00 to $2.50
Wilson Footballs $7.35, $8.65, $10.00
and $12.00
Padlocks 25c, 35c, 60c, 75c & $1.25
Small Vises (a dandy) ......... $2.90
Turner Blow Torch ................ $7.80
Atkins 26-in. 10-pt Hand Saw $3.75
Hot Shot Batteries .................$2 45
Large Galv. Buckets ................... 85c
2-Gal. Cream Cans.......... ...... $1.10
Husky Leaf Rakes ................... $1.25
Potato Forks .............. .•............. $2.50
Large 3-tined Forks ............... $2.00
Large $3.00 value Baskets....... $1.50
Beautiful Tubular Steel Chairs for
Home or Lawn. Red or Green
Rockers, $5.45 Straight Chairs $4.95
New 3-way Floor Lamps ..... $22.95
Water Set Pitcher & 6 glasses $4.15
Quick Action Toaster ............. $6.55
Special Bed Lamps ....... »........ $2.45
Alum. Cookie Sheets .1........... $1.00
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