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THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1946
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Austin are
living at Troutdale now where
he has employment with the
weather bureau.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Roberts and
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Lattimer of Burley,
Idaho are visiting Mr. Roberts
mother Mrs. Ollie Roberts, and his
brothers,, Loel and Dale Roberts.
The visitors left the early part
of this week, after spending about
10 days here.
Mitchell DeHart, USN, returned
home Monday afternoon from
duty in the south Pacific after
serving approximately a year
on a mine sweeper. He is now
on terminal leave awaiting his
discharge from the navy.
Wally East and Ray Noris
spent part of last week with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
East on the O-A hill. They re­
turned to San Francisco Friday.
Here Saturday night to attend
the dance at Natal were Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo Smith who are re­
siding in St. Helens now. He has
employment at the H. W. H.
Adams grocery store.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Culbertson
became the parents of a seven­
pound daughter, Lynne, recently
at the Sacred Heart hospital in
Eugene. Mrs. Harry Culbertson
will spend three weeks with the
new mother and daughter, who
are now at home.
Joy Theatre
Vernonia,
Oregon
Thur-h'n.
November 21-22
‘ONE WAY TO LOVE’ (Hugh
Herbert, Chester Morris Marguer­
ite Chapman
‘ADVENTURE IN SOUTH
AMERICA’ in Technicolor and
Cartoon
Sat.
November 23
‘SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS’
Fred Brady-Shelia Ryan
‘CUBAN PETE’
Ethel Smith-King Sisters
A. PRINCETON
21 jewels
B. DIRECTOR
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21 jewels
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A. L. Kullander
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Official Watclii 'Inspector
S. P. & S. Ry.
Miss Lottie Reich, who is tak­
ing her nurse’s training at St.
Vincents hospital in Portland, vis­
ited friends and relatives over
the week end.
Mrs. Merle Ruhl and Mrs. A.
J. Hughes motored to Portland
with F. R. Olin Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. Judd Greenman spent the
day in Portland also.
DANCE
Sat.,
November
23,
IOOF hall.
Rhythm
Venders
orchestra. Adm. 75c person inc.
tax.
ltc
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pace re­
turned home Sunday with their
baby girl, Shirley Patricia. Moth­
er and daughter are doing fine.
Mrs. Dick Fletcher is helping
Mrs. Pace for awhile.
Mrs. Floyd Thomas and Mrs.
Garland
Seiger
of
Portland
brought their children to visit
their grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Mullins and other relatives, Wed­
nesday, November 13 and re­
turned to Portland the same day.
Nehalem Social Club Harvest
Dance, Masonic Temple, Nov. 22,
8:30 p.m.
ltc
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hartwick
spent Sunday afternoon visiting
Mrs. Hollis Hartwick and baby
daughter, Susan Marie, at the
home of Claude Norris.
DANCE
Sat.,
November
23,
IOOF hall.
Rhythm
Venders
orchestra. Adm. 75c person inc.
tax.
ltc
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lanahan
and son, Dick, of Portland were
here Sunday for dinner at the
Pete Brunsman home. Fifteen
people were present for the affair
including Mr. and Mrs. Frank
O’Rourke who left Monday for
their home in San Francisco after
visiting here serveral weeks and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brunsman
and son, Frank, who will leave
today after a short visit.
Mrs. Aldon Lee and daughters,
Gertrude, Mary Louise and Mrs.
Bill Gregg of Longview, visited
at Mrs. Lee’s brother’s home,
Claude Norris, to see the Hollis
Hartwicks’ new girl, Susan Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. McKenizie
of Portland were overnight guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lange Saturday and Sun­
day, November 9 and 10.
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Our Daily Menus Now Carry a Variety of
OPENING
Flavors as Your Choice of
Dessert with Meals
Enjoy Your Next Meal
at The Palace Cafe
The BROUS SHOP
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Compare our daily prices with those of Port­
land restaurants. You’ll find that prices in
Owned and operated by your friends, Mr. and
Mrs. E. P. Brous at 866 Bridge St.
Vernonia are lower.
All new and unusual stock in greeting
cards and gifts for all occasions, baby apparel,
stationary and notions.
PALACE CAFE
Come in and meet us as new residents of
Vernonia and get acquainted with our store
and stock.
E. V. Robertson
Cleve Robertson
Bus Depot
' Phone 322
Sun-Mon.
November 24-25
‘THE BIG SLEEP’
Humphrey Bogart-Lauren Bacall
Special Feature Cartoon and
News
Adults 50c
’S
Tues-Wed.
November 26-27
‘HOUSE OF DRACULA’
Lon
Chaney-Martha
O’Driscoll
‘LAWLESS BR£ED’
Kirby Grant-Fuzzy Knight
Y our “One-Stop” Saving Center
KALAMAZOO BALCLI
Christmas Specials
THUMBLESS DIRECT
READY FOR YOU NOW
DRIVE LEVEL WIND REEL
100-yard capacity
$8.59
Bristol Casting Poles
$6.50
CLOSE OUT-
BOYS’ WOOL TROUSERS
Size 26-26. 15 per cent reprocessed and
45 per cent re-used wool. Excellent for
school wear. Regularly $3.95
C*i
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40
Special price.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS
Regular 39c value. 20
Special until Sat­
urday at box
assorted
cards.
35c,
GLASS TUMBLERS
ÛC
Red and white tulip design
glass tumblers
each
7r
/ C
$299"
HASSOCKS
Assorted colors and styles. Substan­
Moulded carry-lites. Mallard
and Sprigs. Regularly $11.50
per doz. Limited quantity—
come early. Special—
BROODERS AND RESTAURANT GRILLS
We deliver to Farm«. Houses. Auto Courts. Restaurants
and Industrial Plants.
Modern Gas and Appliance
t
USE OUR
GIFT LAY­
AWAY PLAN.
ITS FOR YOUR
CONVENIENCE
tially reduced in price, Special for
one week only.
CANVASS GLOVES
HUNTERS’
VESTS
TOOLS
Don’t overlook our stock
of mechanic and carpen­
ter tools. Choose what
you wish for Christmas
while the supply is large.
PLENTY OF WATER HEATERS
Agent—Cleve Robertson, Vernonia, Ore.
DISPLAY AT PALACE CAFE
855 Bridge St.
END TABLES — COFFEE TABLES
$298
30 inches by 80 inches. 100
per cent virgin wool. Each
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ASSORTED SIZES AND SHAPES AT SPECIALLY RE­
DUCED PRICES FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Hunters' strap type vests
with game and shell
pockets, All heavy kahki
canvass
sturdily
con-
structed for lots of ser-
vice.
No matter where you live you can use modern gas appliances
with all their beauty, economy, and luxury. Come in today
and find out about it!
Phone 3161
KEROSENE RANGE
Three-burner with oven. Enameled.
Was priced at $72.25. Now priced at
91 ~
¿1C
O'Keefe & Merritt Gas Ranges
PAUL HINAMON,
Rt. 2, Box 322A, Hillsboro
It’s a new Coronado deep
freeze unit. Has 6.13 cubic
feet capacity and 10 square
feet of shelf area. This
treezer carries a $100 food
guarantee for one year
against mechanical defects.
peatu'te Vcdue/
DECOYS
SLEEPING BAG
Precision Yiuilt gas ranges with many new time-saving and
step-saving exclusive features. O’Keefe & Merritt propane gas
ranges are ready for immediate delivery.
FREEZER
Inquire about our special trade-in price
DUCK
Regularly 5c each Special
price Saturday only
Ribbed clear glass
vases priced each at
HOME
CORONADO COMBINATION
RADIO PHONOGRAPH
Durable kahki canvass Regularly priced
at 25c per pair. Special Sat. only
ONLY 5
SHOPPING
WEEKS LEFT
BEFORE
CHRISTMAS
WALTER S. READY
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO.
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