THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
THURSDAY, DEC. 1«, 1948 8
gifts for HIM
32-Piece Fire King Dinnerware
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Ovenproof........................
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20-Piece Laureila Pottery Set
Open Stock ................................. $5.95
Mirro Matic and Presto
Cookers .....................$13.95 - $14.95
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Pearl Wick Clothes Hampers
Made of Duruweve....$6.95 to $7.59
Fluorolite Bed Lamps
$2.98
Boudoir Lamps. Crystal Glass
Parchment Shade......................... $2.79
Flannel Pajamas.
$3.98
Bedroom Slippers
$3.98
Boy’s Deluxe Bicycle
Dress Shirts
$2.98
100"' Wool Jac Shirts.
$6.98
Dress Socks.
Washing Machine Including Wring
ers, all Equipment..................... $1.98
Aluminized Steel Tackle Box.
Will Not Rust
Bicyclelites
$1.98
Girls Sweaters....
Short Sleeves
Bicycle Baskets
$1.69
Sweaters the Boys Like
100% Wool ......................
$3.98
Plaid Flannel Shirts
$1.98
Tool Sets in Cabinet.
$2.98
Ladies Housecoats
$2.98
SK Tool Sets in Metal
Boxes ......................... $7.95 to $22.50
Camfield Auto. Toasters
G. E. Toasters
Girl s Blouses
$1.98
Electric Drills 14 - i/2 $19.95 $32.95
Latest Style Purses for the
Teenager ............................
$1.19
Bamboo Fly Rods $21.00 Value
Only ............................................ $13.00
Dresses
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All-Steel Casting Rods.
$4.98
Shakespear Wonder Reel
$9.95
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LET'S BE SOCIABLE
Mt. Heart Club Names
New Officers Dec. 7
Large Thursday Meeting
The regular meeting of Mt.
Heart Social club was held at the
home of Vera Willard, Tuesday,
December 7 with 18 members pre
sent. Visitors present were Clau
dine Bramblett, Erma Bramblett
and Clara Herra, all former and
present members of Mt. Heart Re
bekah lodge, Mrs. Colby of New
berg lodge and Maryon Peters.
The regular election of officers
was held with the following being
elected: president, Alice Gwin;
vice-president, Lena Schroeder;
secretary, Alice Buckley and trea
surer, Faye Davis.
Plans were discussed and com
mittees appointed for the annual
Christmas party to be given De
cember 21 at the Odd Fellows
hall. Following the closing of the
meeting, Christmas gifts were ex
changed after which delicious re
freshments of blackberry pie with
with whipped cream and coffee
was served. The hostess was as
sisted by Geneva Hall.
The next meeting of the club
will be at the home of Silvia Turn
er, January 4.
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Altar Society Meets
The members of St Mary’s
Altar Society met Wednesday af
ternoon of last week at the home
of Mrs. C. L. Anderson.
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is due to cancer.
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Headscarfs Made in Belgium.... 98c
AUTHORIZED DEALER
western
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Slipover
Appleton sealed beam Spotlite $16.95
Tap and Die Sets....... $6.95 - $10.95
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S.A.E. and Standard
Automatic Iron....$11.95
Mechanical Trains Consisting of a
Hvy. Duty Engine and 4 cars....$4.59
100"' Virgin Wool Auto Robes .$6.95
$2.98
$17.95
$49.95
ELECTRIC TRAINS
Made by Marx Transformer. Pas
senger, freight or Streamliner $13.95
Flannel Pajamas.
Steam Iron
9-Piece Baking Set. Oven proof $1.19
29c to 59c
Latest Style of Blouses for
Holiday Wear......... $1.98 and $2.98
Nylons—54 gauge 15 Denier....$1.98
Others ........................... $1.29 - $1.35
All-Steel Wagon. Sturdy Built $4.29
President of Rebekah
Assembly Present for
The regular meeting of Mt.
Heart Rebekah Lodge was held
Thursday evening with approxi
mately 80 members and visitors
being present. Visitors were from
Reedsport, Independence, Enter
prise,
Lebanon and
Portland
lodges. Christine Smith, being in
waiting, was escorted- into the
hall and given the honors of the
degree. The Rebekah degree was
conferred on Maryon Peters, La-
Vonne Neiman and
Alladyne
Crume.
Announcement was made of the
Odd Fellows Christmas party to
be held Tuesday evening, Decem
ber 21 at the hall. Members and
their families and friends are
invited. Also, on the 23rd will
be the Rebekah’s Christmas party
following the regular meeting.
Under “good of the order”, the
F. L. girls gave a tribute to the
president, at which time she was
presented with an umbrella from
the lodge and a lovely lace-trim
med handkerchief from the F. L.
Girls.
A delicious luncheon of salad,
sandwiches and coffee was served
in the kitchen on tables beauti
fully decorated in keeping with
the Christmas season.
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no seeds, food or grease is lodged
between the lid and sealing sur
face of the jar because even such
seemingly little "interference” will
prevent a perfect seal.
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Mechanical Shooting Gallery....$4.29
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4-tube Radio only
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Chinese Checker Set
....$1.69
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Keasey Unit Combines
Party, Business Wed.
Pupils Practice for Yule
Program; Santa to Come
A gala Christmas party was
combined with a regular busi
ness meeting when the Keasey
home extension unit met last
Wednesday, December 8 at the
home of Vivian Counts. Aromatic
whiffs from the kitchen and a
sparkling little Christmas tree
nearly buried under a deluge of
mysterious looking packages put
everyone in a holiday mood. Fred
Dahl, county 4-H club leader,
pinch-hitting for Mrs. Maud Cass-
well, added to the festive feeling
by showing colored slides on “How
to cook and carve a turkey”. He
also reported on 4-H club work
and spoke of the need for more
adult leaders. This county has
an excellent enrollment in club
work and made a grand showing at
the state fair. He emphasized the
desirability for making forestry
one of the outstanding projects in
this county.
After a bountiful lunch, all
gathered around the piano with
Blanche DeWitt playing and Eva
Jean DeVaney leading in singing
carols. Gifts were distributed in
a novel way by playing a new
version of muscial chair. Instead
of moving from chair to chair,
all stood still in a big circle and
passed gifts from hand to hand,
When th music stopped, each
opened the gift she held. Those
taking part were Elsie Baker,
Julia Boeck, Alice Buckley, Marie
Christensen, Gladys Conklin, Viv
ian Counts, Eva Jean DeVaney,
Blanche DeWitt,
Iva Gillham,
Martha Judd, Hilda Keasey, May
Krieger, Ruby McDonald, Edith
McFarland, Isola Morris and Edda
Parker.
MIST — The school pupils are
practicing for a Christmas pro
gram.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carmichael
were down from Natal shopping
Saturday.
It is rumored that Sar.ta Claus
will be at the Mist store on
Saturday afternoon, December 18.
The children better be on the
lookout for him.
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