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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1949)
SALE Jobbers overstock on dishes allows BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVES HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE ELECTRIC WIRING NAILS PAINTS New Skil Floor Sander to Rent. Per Day. >2.50 Half day Used Oil Stove Perfect Shape $22.50 ABC Washer $159.95 Conlon Washer $99.00 and $134.95 Frigidaire Automatic Washer $329.75 AVAILABLE PIPE FOR ANY EMERGENCY BREAKS DUE TO THE RECENT FREEZE WE WILL TRY TO HAVE ENOUGH PIPE * FIT TINGS FOR EMERGEN CY REPAIR JOBS. Bowling Results WOMEN’S LEAGUE (MONDAY, January 17) Dessy’s (3); 752, 733, 744 total ing 2229; high game Dolly Laird, 172; high series Dolly Laird, 473. Johnson’s (1); 729, 750, 738 total- •?.'g 2217; high game Jo Hanel, 183; h:gh series Pat McMullen, ¿81. Vernonia Drug (3); 800, 686, 7G3 totaling 2219; high game Viv- ian Laird, 205; high seïies V. La rd, 529. V. F. W. (1); 728, 746, 727 totaling 2201; h gh game M. Roberson, 174; high series M. Roberson, 470. Standings: 23 Vernonia Drug Dessy’s 19 14 V. F. W. Johnson’s 8 Genfiemans Jl7ff‘sley Jivni Aenluch/ OLD HERMITAGE BRAND 86 Proof >65% Grain Neutral Spirits National Distillers Products Corp., New York i i i i i i 4 I WE DELIVER PHONE 803 M’racle Walltone Gal. Qt. 98c $3.25 Turpentine Gal. $1.60 90-lb. Green Mineral Quart 50c Pint 25c surfaced Roofing $3.85. Linseed Oil Gal. $3.9t Sq. Butt Shingles, 210- Quart $1.15 Pint 65c lb. Heather Colored $7.95 Sq. Lunch Kit with Pint Thermos $2.75 MERCURY DROPS TO 13 M c M innville — oid Man Winter nipped in brittle fashion last week at residents of McMin- niville and Yamhill county as the mercury dropped to a recorded low of 13 degrees, reportedly the coldest weather in the past six years. HEAVY LOADS STOPPED SHERIDAN—The Yamhill coun ty court ordered last week that no heavy loads be hauled over the county’s roads when the current cold spell breaks until the roads have fully settled and recovered from freeze ravages. Condition of the county’s roads has been a point of considerable discussion the past few months. Lack of sufficient funds has cut down much needed repair work to a mere trickle while traffic has increased. SNOW PREVENTS LOGGING SEASIDE — The heavy fall of snow prevented the resumption of logging operations in this area, but crews of fallers and buckers and a few others were working last week falling and cold deck ing. For the most part however, operations were postponed or con ducted on a very small scale. This was the result of the heavy fall of snow last weekend and the icy condition of the highways. Most operators who put crews in the woods made no attempt to haul logs because of the possibility of accidents. COURT STOPS HAULING WILLAMINA — The county court requests that all heavy haul ing over county roads be dis continued until such time as the roads have become thoroughly settled following the lastest freeze. LOAD LIMIT CUT MEDFORD — In view of pos sible damage to county roads when they thaw after the long freeze, the Jackson county court has issued an order which will reduce the load limit by 50 per cent on the roads the county engineer de cides would be damaged by nor mal loads. County Judge J. B. Coleman, in announcing the order, said that County Engineer Paul Rynning would watch the roads, and that the court would specify the roads to be restricted as conditions de velop making it advisable. • Lost radium has been recovered from many novel places including a pig's stomach and a doctor's trouser cuff. WE SPECIALIZE . .. Small Coleman Oil Heater. Heats 4 to 5 rooms $59.95 Yesterdays FIVE YEARS AGO ’ From The Eagle, January 20, 1911 At the regular meeting of the city council held Monday even ing, all officers were re-appointed for the following terms and the contract to clean out the septic tanks of the city was approved. The youthful Vernonia Loggers pulled the first major upset of the current season by scalping the Scappoose Indians on their home court Tuesday night 47 to 44. fiance was high with 19 points. The “March of Dimes” cam paign, intended to raise $2,000 to aid in financing care for infantile paralysis victims in this county and to help provide research funds will start soon in Columbia County. Wallace McCrae has been appointed chairman for Vernonia. TEN YEARS AGO Fjorn The Eagle, January 20, 1939 Tuesday ow this week marked Tuesday of this week marked under new management. The cafe had been closed for nearly a week following its sale to the present owners, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Romtvedt, who arrived in the city recently. A change in the ownership of the ambulance service for Ver nonia injured was announced this week by the American Legion, former owners of the service. New owner of the service has been announced as Jewett A. Bush. The children in both the Ver nonia grade and high schools who wished were given what is known as the Dick test to determine im munity to scarlet fever. The test was administered Tuesday of this week by Dr. R. D. Eby, health officer, and Miss Nettie Alley, County Red Cross Nurse. Now 32-Pc. Nugget Set Regularly $10.50 Now 32-Pc. Loraine Set Regularly $17.25 Now 54-Pc. Loraine Set Regularly $29.25 Now 42-Pc. Red Border Set Reg. $15.45 Now 54-Pc. Seranade Set Regularly $26.25 Now 42-Pc. Ne'dle Point Set Reg. $17.35 A $2. DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY SET .30 Oil Cloth. Seven new Beautiful Colors. 46” width rolls. 20c Lineal Foot r ° as L agvee Phone 337 3’x8’ Sheets Flat Aluminum $4.45 Heavy Rolls Felt paper. Med. Size Roll $2.35. Large Roll $3.95 $ 6.95 $11.50 $19.45 $10.25 $17.45 $11.50 DAYS BUCK SAW . . $1.95 FIFTEEN YEARS AGO From The Eagle, January 19, 1934 The largest f sh recorded this season was caught by Ross Dun can on Monday. The weight was 17 pounds, 9 ounces. Work on «the Lincoln grade school project began Wednesday under A. C. Knauss as foreman. The amount authorized is $1,- 519.00, of which $1,064.70 is for labor and $455.00 for material. The quota is 15 men for three weeks. Appointment of Earl Smith as water superintendent and as a deputy marshal was made at the city council meeting Monday night. Work was started last week by the CCC on a forest road from Treharne to Keasey, a distance of eight miles. ON PLYWOOD 4x8x% $9.65 4x8xH $4.75 4x5x% $7.95 MASONITE 4xx4x3/16 $1.45 4x8x3/16 $2.85 SIMPSON BOARD 4x8 Sheets $2.25 SHEET ROCK 4x8x% $2.00 Sheet 24-pc. Stainless Steel forks, 6 spoons, 6 table forks, 6 spoons, 1 table spoons in beautiful plastic case. Only $5.75 League Standings LOWER COLUMBIA LEAGUE (Standings to Monday Jan. 17) PCT. L W Vernonia Scappoose Parkrose Seaside St. Helens Rainier Sherwood 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 1.000 •1.000 .667 .500 .333 .333 .333 DISTRICT 14 W L PCT. 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 Vernonia Scappoose Rainier St. Helens • 'A bathtub pre-heater is on the market for those who shrink at the thought of resting their per- sons on cold porcelain. • Gasoline and automotive excise taxes are more than 30 per cent higher than in 1946. Teen-agers by THE PAL SHOP • Read and use Eagle want ads They get R—E—S—U—L—T—8 For Pasteurized MILK CREAM and BUTTERMILK right from the farm to your door, write or cal! Telephone No. 8812 CUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY 11-25-48 PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY I KNOW THE FISHING IS GOOD. BUT I WOULD STILL RATHER HAVE SOME OF THAT DELICIOUS ICE CREAM I’ROM THE PAL SHOP. Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon JOIN THE TREASURE HUNT AT The Seventh-day Adventist Church! Sunday-January 23.-TIVE MILLION FOR ONE PEARL" Thursday-January 27-UNLOCKING TRUTH'S MIGHTIEST SECRET THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE! JN. 8:32 Sunday-January 30—THE SEAL OF THE LIVING GOD WE ALL WANT IT, SO COME HEAR WHAT GOD SAYS. Thursday-February 3-H0W DOES ONE KEEP THE SABBATH? PROPHECY SPEAKS Attention to details is our motto on all motor repairs. Let us estimate your needs now. Needed work may cost less than you think. 717 Ro»e Avenue us to sell these dishes at wholesale price. Deluxe Chrome Plated Swing Spout Faucet Spec. $7.95 In Oregon H. H. STURDEVANT ! Fan-Gio LaSalle Heat er with Fan $19.85 ROOFING 45 lb. Roll $2.20 55 lb. Roll $2.50 complete American standard Bathroom let. Cast Iron Tub iomplete with Trim, Complete Lavatory and Toilet $184 50. Enough Galv. Pipe for Installation. Cone Wringer Bucket and Mop $3.25 LINOLEUM Just Received Several New Designs in Both Floral Patterns for Bed Rooms & Front Rooms and Inlaid Pat terns for Kit chen & Bath rooms Inlaid Linoleum $2.25 sq. yard. Plain 85c sq. yard. Linoleum rugs $12.95 9x15 ------- $6.95 7V4x9 6x9 $5.95 9x12 $10.95 9x10 >6 $9.95 Nairn linoleum Paste. Gal. $1.25 Seam & Edge Binders 5c ft. AT Vernonia Seventh-day Adventist Church BRING FRIENDS 2ND AND NEHALEM STREETS FREE
