Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, January 13, 1949, Image 8

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    BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric JLUI
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVES
HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION
NAILS
PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE
ELECTRIC WIRING
Fan-Gio LaSalle Heat­
er with Fan $19.85
Wood Circulating
Heater.
Slightly
Used. A Real Buy at
$25.00
32-pc. Set Dishes
Dutch Mill Pattern
$10.45
32-pc. Set, Gold Crest
Pattern $11.25
32-pc. Lido Rose Pat­
tern $14.65
Complete American
standard Bathroom
Set. Cast Iron Tub
Complete with Trim,
Complete Lavatory
and Toilet $184 50.
Men's Sweatshirts
$1.65 and $1 95. Child­
ren's Sweatshirts. Sizes
> 32. Reg. $1.45
NOW
AVAILABLE
Enough Galv. Pipe
’retaliation.
ROOFING
45 lb. Roll $2.20
55 lb. Roll $2.50
90-lb. Green Mineral
surfaced Roofing $3.85.
Sq. Butt Shingles, 210-
lb. Hen’her Colored
$7.95 Sq.
Turns* Blow Torch
$10.90
New Skil
Floor Sander
to Rent.
Per Day.
12.50 Half day
•Arv.n Ivory Table
Top Balio $14.95
NEW LOW PRICE
ON PLYWOOD
4x8x% $9.65
4x8x>4 $4 75
4x5x* $7 95
MASONITE
4xxlx3/16 $1.45
Double Rolling Laun­
dry Tubs $17.95
BUCK SAW... $1.95
Loggers Win League Opener with
Rainier; Defeat Saints Tuesday
The Vernonia Loggers handed
the St. Helens Lions their first
Ixiwer Columbia league defeat
this season, posting a 26 to 25
victory there Tuesday night. Ver­
nonia maintained its unbeaten
league status by snubbing a Lion
rally which just fell short of tying
the count. The St. Helens B. team
dubbed the visitors, 52 to 31.
This Log’ er-Lion meeting was
a decided upset for the dopesters
because the Vernonia win was the
first over the Saints on their floor
since 1937 and the second time the
Loggers have won a net fray from
them since the same date.
In addition to losing the B
game the second string of the
Triggers suffered a set-back that
will hinder them for the rest of
the season. Gerald Millis is hos­
pitalized due to a compound arm
fracture that will prevent further
play for him.
Vernonia (26)
(25) St. Helens
G. Crowston 7 F
6 Anundi
H. Crowston 8 F
1 Tiemer
Williams
C
12 Hamilton
Wantland
G
4 Ross
Sword 9
G
Noble
Substitutes, for Vernonia: Berg
2; for St. Helens: Boddington 2.
Halftime score: Vernonia 14, St.
Helens 10.
Ouincy Next for
Grade Quintet
The Washington grade school
Toppers will play their second
basketball game of the season
Friday when they go to Quincy,
their coach, Paul Gordon, said
early this week. He listed his
first string team at that time and
indicated that the record wasn't
going to look so good at the end
of the season this year as last
because through graduation five of
last year’s players are gone.
The Topjiers started the season
last Friday when they met War­
ren there and lost the tally 33 to
13. Playing on the Washington
first string are Albert Fuller,
Kenneth Nanson,. guards, Skeeter
Gill and Tommy Ralston, forwards
and Don Wantland, center. On
the second team are Walter Nee­
ley, Michael Grady, Lee Faulk,
Darrel McKee and Speed Lusby.
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Radiantube 5-Speed Unit»
Large Even-Heat Oven
Thermizer Deep-Well
Cooker
Cook-Master Oven Control
$239.75
$279.75
$309.75
Heavy Rolls Felt paper.
Med. Size Roll S ’35.
Large Roll $3.95
Wool Underwear 50'e
Wool, 50'1 Cotton $6.00
100',; Wool $8.25
Vernonia bumped Rainier 44 to
31, in a Lower Columbia league
high school basketball opener here
Friday night.
The winners were in front at
halftime, 24 to 20. Bill Sword
topped scorers with 13 points.
The Rainier B team bested Ver­
nonia Bees, 28 to 27.
Lineups:
(44) Vernonia
Rainier (31)
Williams 6
F 8 H. Crowston
Benson 11
F 5 G. Crowston
Jesse 4
C 12 T. Williams
Keller 2
G
6 Wantland
13 Sword
Hegedus 8
G
Substitutes : For Rainier, McCol-
las, Kamp; for Vernonia, Belling­
ham.
Halftime score: Vernonia 24,
Rainier 20.
6- ft. $217.75
7- ft. $249.75
Coldwall $309.75
Coldwall $339.75
9-ft. $289.75
Frigidaire Elec. RK-20
Ranges
RK-40
RK-10 $199.75 RK-GO
Oil Cloth. Seven new
Beautiful Colors. 46”
width rolls. 20c Lineal
Pull Chain Current
Taps 35c
Double Sockets 25c
Female Plugs 10c
Hvy Duty Attachment
Plugs 15c
White and Brown Elec.
Cord 2tic Foot.
Pull Chain Sockets 50c
Frigidaire
Automatic
Electric Ranges
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BREAKS DUE TO THE
RECENT FREEZE WE
WILL TRY TO HAVE
ENOUGH PIPE & FIT­
TINGS FOR EMERGEN­
CY REPAIR JOBS.
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Famous Wrangler
Western Type Overall
Sizes 27-30. $2 98; 3
up, $3.29
Miracle Wall tone Gal.
$3.25
Qt. 98c
Turpentine Gal. $4.60
Quart 50e Pint 25c
Linseed Oil Gal. $3.95
Quart $1.15 Pint 65c
LINOLEUM
Just Received
Several New
Designs in
Both Floral
Patterns for
4x8x3/16 Ä2.P5
SIMPSON BOARD Bel Rooms &
Front Rooms
4x8 Sheets $2.25
and Inlaid Pat­
SHFFT POÍ'K
terns for Kit­
4x8x% $2.00 Sheet
chen ft Bath­
rooms
Inlaid
Linoleum
$2.25 sq. yard.
Plain 85c sq.
yard.
Linoleum rugs
9x15
$12.95
$6.95
7*2x9
$5.95
Lunch
with Pint 6x9
9x12 $10.95
Thermos $2.75
9x10 % $9.95
WE
Narin linoleum
DELIVER
Paste. Gal.
$1.25
PHONE
S->am & Edge
803
Binders 5c ft.
Bowling Results
WOMEN’S LEAGUE
Dessy's 1. 749, 769 and 741 for
a total of “259; high game Dolly
Laird, 191; high series Dolly
Laird, 488.
Vernonia Drug 3.
771, 748 and 748 totaling 2265;
high game F. VanDeBogart, 177;
high series F. VanDeBogart, 485.
V.F.W. 4. 772. 740 and 789
totaling 2301; high game M.
Wiese. 192; high series M. Wiese,
503. Johnson’s 0. 764, 731 and 728
totaling 2223; high game T. Mag-
off and H. Fuller, 177; high series
T. Magoff, 479.
Standings are:
20
Vernonia Drug
16
Dessy’s
13
V. F. W.
7
Johnson’s
Selective Service
Rule Explained
Clarifying provisions of the se­
lective service act, Colonel Francis
W. Mason, deputy state director of
selective service for Oregon, said
that local boards have no authority
under the present law to accept
volunteers for immediate induction
unless they are over 26.
Colonel Mason observed that the
general misunderstanding probably
arose from the fact that local
boards were empowered to ac­
cept volunteers under the selective
service act which expired in 1947.
“The present law is very clear,”
Colonel Mason said, and he quoted
from recent instructions sent to
all Oregon local boards as follows:
“Except in respect to registrants
26 years of age or over who may
consent to induction, the selective
service act of 1948 contains no
provision authorizing the induc­
tion of volunteer registrants before
the time that such registrants are
selected for induction according to
their dates of birth as prescribed
in selective service regulations.
Girl Improves After
Serious Burn Injury
TREHARNE — Little Sandra
Cookson, eldest dauyh’er of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Cookson, who
was so severly burned when her
clothing caught f:re, is improved
although she is still in critical con­
dition. She is at the Emanuel hos­
pital and will remain there for
several weeks yet.
There has been a great deal of
sickness in the neighborhood these
last few weeks. Everybody has
had or is down with the flu.
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Juniors to Give
’Enter Angela
Friday evening, January 14, at
the Washington grade school the
Junior class is presenting “Enter
Angela,” which is under the direc­
tion of Miss Claire Serirg.
“Enter Angela,” a three-act
comedy, is the story of trials and
tribulations of the Hatters, a
lively, temperamental family who
are bubbling over with artistic
talent; at least they are convinced
of this.
Octavia Hatter, the
mother, who at one time was a
famous opera star, is ably played
by Lois Frank. The part of
Angela Hatter, the daughter,
whose only desire is to act is well
done by Carol Lobdell. Lonnie
Justice does an excellent job as
Anthony Hatter, the son whose
only love in life is machinery.
The part of Ronald, the other son,
who is an accomplished pianist is
well-handled by Charles Tapp.
“Any registrant who is within
the age group 19 through 25 may
apply at an army recruiting sta­
tion for enlistment in the regular
army for a period of 21 months’
service which is the same period
of service for which he is liable
under the selective service act of
1948.
Lge. Garbage Can
Used Oil Stove
Perfect Shape
$22.50
ABC Washer $159.95
Conlon Washer $99.00
and $134.95
Frigidaire Automatic
Washer $329.75
12” Caulked Bergman
Boot. $3 1.50 Value for
$28.50
Bergman Heavy Duty
Work Shoes $13.50 and
$10.93
Deluxe Chrome Plated
Swing Spout Faucet
Spec. $7.95
Small Coleman 24-pc. Stainless Steel
Oil Heater. Heats forks, 6 spoons, 6 table
forks, 6 spoons, 1 table
4 to 5 rooms
spoons in beautiful
$59.95
plastic case. Only $5.75
Margie Allen, the neighbor girl,
who has a crush on Anthony is
expertly played by Barbara Bass.
John Brown is an excellent char­
acter as Bill Smith, a salesman
from Chicago.
The cast is rounded out with
Mary Stevenson as Miss Smith
and Floyd Snyder as Mitchell, the
policemen.
For an enjoyable evening of
fun and entertainment, don’t miss
“Enter Angela.”
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