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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1949)
BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric Frigidaire Automatic Electric Ranges FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE — ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS CONTINUING OUR We have added ruby red cups, sau cers & dessert dishes at 9c ea. to go with ruby red glasses you bought last week. Also have Ige. ruby red plates and vegetable dishes at 19c INLAID LINOLEUM Ruby Red Saucers 9c Ruby Red Cups 9c White Cups 9c White Saucers 9c Radianlube 5-S^>aed Unit* Large Even-Heat Oven Thermizer Deep-Well Cooker Cook-Master Oven Control PLYWOOD 4x8x14 $3.85 4x8x% $8.35 4x8x% $6.95 MASONITE 4xx4x3/16 $1.45 4x8x3/16 $2.85 SIMPSON BOARD 4x8 Sheets $2.25 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. NO SALES TO DEALERS Inlaid Linoleum with Tile Insert Pat tern $2.40 Sq. Yard. Regular Inlaid Lino- I■■uni per Sq. Yd. $2.25 Print Linoleum 85c yd. Hand Sickle. 98c Vai. Special 59c. 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Medium and Small 9c Steel Wool, 5e Size, 3 for 9c Orange and Grapefruit Juicers 9c Kitchen Tongs 9c Round Stove Pads 9c gaj & Pepper Shakers I Pair 9c Clothes Sprinklers 9c Graters 9c Hand Brushes 9c • Finger-lip balance lid e Extra-thick, sealed-tight insulation e Two, handy sliding baskets a Qulck-freeie shelf • Automatic alarm signal • Interior light MJ6 MJ7 5-Cell Flashlight. $5.00 Value Only $2.75 $194.75 $219.75 3-Tab Square Butt Roofing. Green or Red. Sq. $7.75 Minute Food Beaters 9a Cord Plugs 9c Tea Balls 9c Curtain Refills 9c MARSHAL - WELLS 21st ANNIVERSARY SALE ON OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT. Reg. $5.49, Special $4.88 Gal. Interior High Grade Enamel $5.85 Gal. Gloss Coat Ena mel $4.95 Gal. Miracle Wall Tone $3.59 Gal. Tin Cups 9c Water Pitchers 9c Roll Roof:ng. 90-lb. Red or Green $3.95 55 1b. Roll $2.50 45-lb. Roll $2.20 Extra Heavy Roof Coating, Asbestos Base. 5-gal. $3.50 Garden Hose, 50-Ft. Lengths Rubber $5.85 Koroseal $9.95 :ced ABC A SPECIAL BUY ON A new low-nr with pump PORTABLE DOUBLE Washer $109.95 LAUNDRY TUBS Good Used Washer $59.50 Cash Screwdrivers 9c Dust Pans 25c <T. ¿ara K-M Hot Plate, 2- Burner, Closed Ele ments. $15.95 Clain Guns $2.75 Free Tide Books 8 THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949 THE EAGLE, Eagles Trounce Optimists Tues. The Vernonia Eagles softball team trounced the Optimist club of St. Helens 22-5 at the City Park Tuesday night in a league con test that gives manager B. Cline's aggregation a 4 won and 4 lost record for the first half of the league race with two games yet to play. Darrel Rose, making his first start on the pitching slab for Vernonia, hurled good ball after a shaky first inning when the The Optimists tallied 3 runs. Fugles went ahead to stay in their half of the opening frame scoring 5 times. Rose retired the visitors in rider in the second and the Eagles put the game in the bag with a wild spree which netted 12 uns and made the score 17-3 g< ng into the third. Jack Nance, Ray Brandow and George Carr led the Eagles hit parade with Rose assisting his own cause with a long triple. The Vernonia club will meet the Ramblers at St. Helens tonight, Thursday, and will swing into action on the home tot next Tues day against the V.F.W. team. VERNONIA, ORE. Tillamook Golfers Win Over Vernonia Sunday The Vernonia Golf and Country club team, about 30 strong were handed a defeat last Sunday at Tillamook when they met an Al derbrook Country club team and were downed 50 to 16. Golfers making the trip were served din ners and their hospitality was appreciated by everyone. A return match will bring the Alderbrook players here in the near future. Club Finals to Be Played Sun Play remaining in the Vernonia Golf and Country club finals for the club championship will be completed Sunday when Kent Bauersfeld will meet Tom Bateman to decide the top golfer in the championship flight. Other matches to be played ip the 1st, 2nd and 3rd flights arc: Bob Kings vs. Jack Anderson; Kenneth Anderson vs. Cecil John son. 2nd and Lloyd Quinn vs. Geo. Robbins, 3rd. Bill Horn won the 4th flight by defeating Wesley Bolmeier and A. R. Elwell of Rainier defeated C. A. Cederburg in the 5th flight. .Voir Equipped for— First Class Body Work and Paint Jobs REASONABLE RATES PAULSON -GRASS MOTORS Lee Motors Bldg. >V mdow Screen in Rolls from 24 inches to 48 Inches Wide Extension Window Screens. Open Size Bread Boxes 15”x36 $1.05 Single 98c Double $1.69 2nd and Maple Sts. Store Bottles Collect $35 The Vernonia Runts- softball team now boasts the addition of new equipment for the team catcher because of money that was contributed to the bottles placed in business houses last week. The bottles were distributed by Mar vin Turner who issued a call for funds to finance the purchase of the equipment needed by the team. The Runts scored a loss and a win in their last two games. They met McMinnville there last Sat urday evening to lose 4-1, but recorded a win from Verboort here Sunday afternoon 9-4. The one Vernonia run of the McMinnville game was scored by Henry Bass. Most Logging Outfits To Close for Fourth MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Ira Renfro from the middle West were recent guests of the A. R. Melises. Mrs. Chas. Sundland went to McMinnville Wednesday to get her granddaughter, Sharon. Last week's guests of the Percy Bailletts were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Russell from Coos Bay. They remained nearly a week. Most of the log oulfits are closing down the last of the week for two weeks, and some longer, over the 4th holidays. Mrs. Geo. Kalessee’s little -rrard daughter is making her grandpar ents, the Kalasees a visit. Little Bobby Mathews had his tonsils removed Thursday, his parents taking him to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Noble Dunlap are away on a trip to Utah to see their new grandchild and its par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Deeds, They expect to be back in a few days now. Garbage Cans 26-Gal $2.88 20-Gal. Cc(d Pack Can ner». $2.10 Value for $ J 69 Washington People Spend Week End Here RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Frances Adams and son, Orville, of Petorious, Washington spent the week end at the Ralph McKee home. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lindslcy visited at the J. O. DeVaney home Saturday evening. Miss Ruby Wells had the mis fortune of breaking her arm last week while riding a bicycle. Mrs. A. Huntcman of Treharne formerly Maudie Watson, spent the week end at the home of Sally Lauder. Mr. and Mrs. Emory George of Portland visited at the Ed Buck- ner home Friday evening. They Cake Box $1.25 brought Jerry Buckner who had been visiting them for a week home. Peggy McKee has gone to Spo kane, Washington to spent the summer with her aunt and uncle. All Metal Ironing Board $8.95 Wooden Ironing Board Special $-3.60 Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKee. William F. Cody, “Buffalo Bill”, became a Pony Exprss rider at the age of 14. LIGHTING FIXTURES Wide Selection APPLIANCES — WIRING All Your Electrical Needs at L. A. JACKSON ELECTRIC Cornelius — Phone 371J — Contractor FREE CRAWFISH FEED t the Golf Course 4 P.M. Sunday, July 3rd Everybody Welcome Vernonia Golf and Country Club Dave and Zoe Howard, Owners 4
