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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1949)
BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric Frigidaire Automatic Electric Ranges FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE — ELECTRIC WIRING NAILS PAINTS Announcing the Opening of Our FURNITURE DEPARTMENT COLEMAN Junior Deluxe Radiant Heater d* C (195 >2,000 BTUs ***»' New M50 Coleman Oil Heater. 50,000 BTU Output. Give you Am erica’s Biggest Oil Heater Value Furniture at Less Than Portland Prices! Deluxe ABC Washer With Pump and Tinier • Radiantube 5-Speed Units • Large Even-Heat Oven • Thermizer Deep-Well Cooker • Cook-Master Oven Control $169“ Floor Lamp Complete with 3-Way Platform $45 Value Rocker 5-Piece Vvalnut Bedroom Suites $130.00 Value for $190.00 Value for . Daveno and Chair Set. $190 ^lEQ50 Value for «F 1U «7 9c Table Values Still Available Model Shown RK60 New Low Price $289.75 RK 10 ............ $184.75 A new low-priced ABC Washer with pump $109” 3-Tab Square Butt Roofing. Green or Red Sq. ROOFING ROLL 90-lb. Red Or Green 55-Pound Roll ........ 45-Pound Roll........ PLYWOOD 4x8x'A $3.85 4x8x% $8.35 4x8x% $0 95 MASONITE 4x4x3/16 $1.45 SIMPSON BOARD New Low Price ML 60 $194.75 ML7 ......... $224.75 4x8 Sheets $2.25 Walnut Chest of Drawers Special .... $29 Also Chest WA34-1O Skil Floor Sander to rent $5 per day $2 50 Half day Saw $2. day Rubber Garden 24-Piece Table Shower Stall MARSHAL - WELLS Outside House Paint Square Yard New Patterns of Inlaid Linoleum Square Yard 18x36 Felt Linoleum .Mats With a Frigidaire Automatic Washer any half-hour of the week can be wash time! All you do is put in clothes and soap, set the Select-O-Dial and forget it! Clothes are Live-Water washed really clean, Live-Water rinsed twice in clean water. Then spin-dried so dry some are ready for immediate ironing. Come in. See a demonstration! $300 $2“ $200 All Steel Arviq Din ette Set. $80.00 Vai. for*0*' S THURSDAY, AUG. 25, 1949 Bowling Season Opens Sept. 14 Plans for the coming bowling season were outlined at the first meeting of the bowling association Friday of last week. The meet ing was held at the D. E. Laird residence. The plans call for two six-team leagues with team bowling to be held on Wednesday and Thursday of each week beginning Wednes day. September 14. Another meeting will be held at the home of Winston Walker Aug ust 26 at 8 p.m. AU persons interested in bowling this season are asked to attend, especially those who did not play in the League last year. Local People Asked to Help Needy Family The assistance of local people is indicated by a letter sent The Eagle a few days ago by Mrs. A. E. Jennings. She writes: "’Dear Marvin: I have heard of a family at Monument that needs hrJp. The husband is a veteran and is in the hospital for some braid trouble. There are 12 children from 2 to 17 and another coming. A layette is needed and «hoes, toys and clothes of all sizes. I know the hearts of our town are warm when they know of such needs. I am sending a carton today, but no shoes nor toys. This is one of our American fam ilies and a soldier’s too. Millions for foreignors, must we forget our own? Bible says no! Yours, Mrs. A. E. Jennings.” 4THLETES FOOT GERM hll.l. IT IN ONE HOUR. YOl’R 35c BACK. If not pleased. The germ grows DEEPLY. To kill you must reach it. Get TE-OL at any drug store. A STRONG fungicide, made with SW< alcohol, it PENETRATES. Reaches More Germs. Today at Nances. THE EAGLE, 42-Piece Red Band . . 32-Pieee Serenade VERNONIA. ORE. Jack Sheeley Injured Seriously by Blast Jack Sheeley, son of Lester Sheeley and former school stu dent here, was seriously injured about two weeks ago while work ing for the J. C. Montag company on construction of a power line up the North Santiam river. Failure of a powder monkey to warn Jack of danger from the blast caused the injury which resulted in breaking his right leg in four places above the knee and three places below. His pelvis, knee joint and ankle were not injured. He will be in a cast for five or six months and it will be about a year before he will be able to walk. He is in the Salem Me morial hospital and is out of dan ger and does not have any pain. New Residents Welcomed To Home in Riverview RIVERVIEW — We wish to welcome some new neighbors this week. They are Mr. and Mrs. Elgus Frank and family who have moved here on First street. Mrs. Jewell Lloyd underwent a appendicitus operation Monday at the Physicians and Surgeons hospital in Portland. She is get ting along fine. Mrs. Marie Mc- Kenny is taking care of the Lloyd children. Lumber Demand Forces Big Order Increase Demand for Douglas fir lum ber during July forced orders 25 million feet a week above pro duction according to H. V. Simp son. executive vice president of West Coast Lumbermen’s associa tion. The lumber official said there was a general strengthening of demand as mid-summer home and construction building hit its stride. Orders for July averaged 149,- 926,000 board feet weekly, Simp son stated, while production lag ged behind, due to vacations and shutdowns for repairs, averaging only 125.090.000 board feet a week. Bergman s Caulked Boots $2850 Special Bergman’s 1 Safety Toe Work Shoes. Special ,$14” 26-Gallon Galvanized Pipe Now in Stock %” — 12Hc Ft. 94” — 16 '/ic Ft. 1” — 2294c Ft. 1>/«” — 31 He Ft. 1’4” — 3794c Ft. Fishhawk Bridge Topic For St. Helens Visit Board Choses School Head Floyd Light, superintendent of Sandy union high school for the past six years, assumed his duties as superintendent of St. Helens schools Tuesday of last week. His appointment to succeed Wallace McCrae was announced at the reg- ular semi-monthly meeting of the school board. McCrae resigned August 1 to become school su perintendent at Pendleton. Light, who has had wide teach ing experience in Oregon, was su perintendent of schools at Drain for 10 years, at Tangent for four BIRKENFELD — A. R. Mills, J. R. Bennett, Howard Jones, R. L. Berg, Rev. J. Lonquist, M. P. Mills, G. P. Wanstrom, D. R. Lousignont and G. E. Bellingham were in St. Helens recently on business in the interest of the Fishhawk bridge. Larry Jones, small son, of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jones fell off the combine and broke his arm. It was necessary for him to stay in the hospital for awhile. years and at Rockaway for two years. FRIGIDAIRE Automatic Washer THE All-PORCELAIN Window Screen in Rolls in 24. 26. 28, 30, 36, 42, and 48 inch widths. I00F Handicap To Start Sun. The annual Odd Fellows handi cap tournament is scheduled to start Sunday of the coming week, August 28 and matches must be played within the week scheduled, according to an announcement made Tuesday evening. Pairings for the first round were announced at the same time as: Dave Howard vs. Les Gallo way; Bob Tunnell vs. Floyd Bush; Ben George vs. E. E. Greenwood; Tom Turner vs. Bud Bush; Cecil Johnison vs. Emil Messing; A. H. Landers vs. Cloice Hall; Bill School Lunch Box With Pint Ì*?1’11 Thermos Bottle License Question Arises Again at County Seat The possibility that the question of licensing out-of-town dealers doing business in St. Helens may once again be placed before the people loomed following a pro posal made Mnday night of last week that the issue may beplaced on a city ballot at the next reg ular election. Heath vs. Gene Shipman; Chas. Cederburg vs. J. A. Davies; Paul Dyer vs. A. L. Kullander; Cal Davis vs. Bill Horn; Lloyd Quinn vs. Marvin Turner; Bill French vs. Jack Riley and Darrell Rose vs. unnamed opponent. THE ALL NEW BUICK SPECIAL At Portland Prices! Saturday and Sunday. August 27 a id 28. we will have for your inspec tion the New 1950 Buick Special you've been hearing about, so make it a must to see for yourself this truly fine car. The place — Texaco Service Station on Bridge Street. Vernonia. ’ ■' Barker Sales and Service Your Columbia County Buick Dealer St. Helens, Oregon LES COCHRAN Box 64, Mist Rt., Riverview Vernonia Representative and Salesman _____ k
