BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric
second floor furniture values
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES
HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION
PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE — ELECTRIC WIRING
NAILS
AMMUNITION
ALL SIZES
IN STOCK
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30-30, 300 Sav.
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303 Sav. & British,
30-06, 30-40 Krag.
32 Win. Spec., 32
Rem. 35 Win., 30
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Rem., 32’40, 270>
25-20,
25-35, 25 Rem.,
35
250 Sav., 257 Roberts,
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30
220 Swift, 22 Sav., 219
32
Zipper, 218 Bee. 45-70,
38
348, 8mm Label, 8mm
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Mauser,
8mm
Man
Red
3 New Patterns of
sch, 44-40, 38-40, 1
$1
25
Hats
Rem., 30 Luger, ;
Print Linoleum
Mauser, 32 S&W, ;
Square
85c
Auto., 25 Auto.,
Yard
Auto., 41, 7.63mm
New Patterns of
Mauser, 35 Win. S.L.,
Inlaid Linoleum
32 Win., 351.
Hunting Knives $2.25 Square
$2“
Yard
Up
Rockford Wool Sox
13x36 Felt Base
59c Up
Hatchet and Knife
Linoleum
29
2-Burner Coleman
Combination
$550 Mats
camp stove $9.95$ 13.95 For ............
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7 k
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Sk:l Floor
Sander to rent
) $5 per day
J $2.50 Half day
V Skil Saw
S Ed eer $2. day
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Heavy Enamel Handled
Pans for Home or
Hunting. 4 Sizes 1 to
4 Qt.
23 27c 30 34c
$
50-Pec. Set Royal
Ruby Dishes.
$12 Value
(PC95
Only ..............
32-Piece Nugget
Set
(tfi95
Dishes .............
SPECIAL
ON ROOFING
THURS., FRI.,
SAT., MON.
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New Low Price
ML 60 . ............................. $191.75
ML 77 ... .........
$224.75
DI. 70 . . ......................... $289.75
With the new iceberg blue inner
Trim
Bergman’s Caulked
Boots
$2850
Special
Bergman’s Safety
Toe Work
Shoes. Special $14“
Two Five-piece Walnut
Bedroom Suites with
Kembar Finish. Won
derful Value
at $140. Or.ly ’89“
$185.00
$125
Value
$169“
A new low-priced ABC
Washer with pump
Book Cases in Mahog
any & Blond (POO95
Finishes .
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Deluxe ABC Washer
With Pump and Timer
$109“
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5 "“
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Individual One-Cun
China Teapot Spec. 4 4c
'1
4* * *1
School Lunch Kits
’/a-Pt. Bottle.
Two
. Styles
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$// 7//,
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CABINET SINK
Simmons Deep ölt.p
Coil
$26“
Spring
The Charm
Coil Springs $19”
Other
Coil Springs $15“
Entirely New Shipment Swing Rockers.
Biggest Bargains in Town. Values from
$45 to $60....................................... $29.95
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45-lb.
Cl85
Roll ...............
ROLL ROOFING
90-lb. Red
(Pn00
Or Green
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55-Pound
Roll ....
Floor Lamp Complete
with 3-Way
Bulb. $22.50 d*JO95
Value for
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GENUINE 54”
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Kemvar Finish
Lamp
$1 1 95
Table ............ 1 1
$40 Value Drop
Leaf Mahogany
Desk
Only .............
Daveno and Chair
Set. $190
$159M
Value for
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Poppy
Wheelbarrow
2-Wheel
Garden Cart
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COLEMAN
Junior Deluxe Radiant
Heater
(PCQ95
32,000 BTUs
New M50 Coleman Oil
Heater. 50,000 BTU
Output. Give you Am
erica’s Biggest Oil
Heater
$7695
Value
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AUTO SUPPLIES
II
Simmons Beautyrest
Inner Spring Mattress
es and Box
ÍCQ”’9
Springs Ea.
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Simmons Deep Sleep
Mattresses and Box
Springs
(fQQ3®
Each
“’'•J*'
LeSalle Fan-Gio Elec.
Heater. The Best Port
able Heater on the
Market
$19S5
Today
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$220
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Check every one of these features:
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PAINI
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4” Eavestrough
$r,s
MARSHAL - WELLS 10 ft. Length
2"
Downspout
Outside
(T«80
10 ft. Length
House Taint . . ***
Other fittings In Stock
WE DELIVER
S THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1949
Speakers Slated
By PTfl Monday
George Corwin, superintendent
«if Monmouth schools who has just
««turned from a three-weeks PT A
¿raining course in the east will be
rhe speaker at the first regular
meeting cf the high school PT A
’.Sw ptember 26. The parent-teacher
vroup is scheduled to meet at the
'high school that evening at 8
crfelock.
AH people, whether they have
children in high school or not,
’who are interested in community
betterment are invited to be pre
sent for the talk.
The high school association is
PLYWOOD
4x8x\4 $3.85
4x8x% $8.35
4x8x56 $6.95
MASONITE
4x4x3/16 $1.45
SIMPSON BOARD
4x8 Sheets $2.25
PHONE 803
THE EAGLE,
VERNONIA, ORE.
also planning for another event,
an amateur program, which is
scheduled in the near future and
which is being arranged by Mrs.
Grace Laramore as chairman of
the committee.
Prizes will be
awarded to the three top winners
in each group. Further notices
about the program will be an
nounced later.
Community Chest Quota
Set by Board at $4506
A Columbia county community
chest quota of $4,506 was estab
lished at a meeting of board mem
bers at McBride school recently.
CANNING
TOMATOES
Drive Out to Our Farm
LOOK FOR SIGN ON ROAD
EIINIE SCHMID
2 Miles out (rales Creek Road from Forest (»roie
Phone 11F2I
1. Built of steel to last a lifetime
2. One-piece, acid-resisting porcelain«
enamel top
1 Four-inch back-splash
4. Impressed soap retainer
5. Fluted, no-tip drainboards
8. Swinging mixing-faucet with metal
handles
7. Big, deep, no-splash bowl
8. Crumb-cup strainer, easy to clean
8. Hl-bake enamel cabinet finish, inside
and out
10. Big under-cabinet storage(16.10 cu.ft.)
11. Four free-swinging doors, insulated and
sound-deadened
It Concealed hinges and positive-acting
torpedo catches
IX Two drawers, wide, deep and spacious
(one partitioned for cutlery). Chrome
hardware throughout
14. Drawers open easily, quietly on brass
runners (no sticking)
15. Recessed toe and knee space for work
ing ease
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LINCOLN
Guaranteed
$5“
Batteries
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Pin-up Lamps
With
$375
Bulb ........
Walnut Chest of
Drawers
Special..........
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GARBAGE CANS
26-Gallon
Reg. $4.25 Value
32-Gallon
(f*J25
Garbage Can . ,*<5
Canning Help
Appreciated
Paul Gordon, grade school su-
perintendent has expressed his ap-
preciation for the help given the
district a short time ago in pro
cessing a shipment of pears for
use later in the school lunch room.
His statement follows:
“Several days ago we received
from the Supervsor of Hot Lunches
in Oregon. 280 boxes of the finest
quality of Bartlett pears, with
instructions to use 30 boxes fresh
and 250 boxes for canning pur
poses. We were very appreciative
cf this very fine surplus com
modity but were unable, from the
lames Clawson is county chest
■hairman.
The $4.506 quota includes only
Columbia county’s part in the Ore
gon chest and dees not include
individual participating agencies
such as the Boy Scouts within the
county. These will be assigned
to the total quotas of the indivi
dual cities.
The county quota has been divid
ed as follows: St. Helens $2.254.
Clatskanie, Rainier and Vernonia.
8608 each, and Scappoose $428.
Articles of incorporation and by
laws were adopted by the group
and it was decided to carry present
officers until the first meeting in
February.
lunch funds available, to have
1,000 gallons or more pears com
mercially processed. I appealed
to the Vernonia Elementary P.T.A.
for assistance. Mothers, fathers
and friends responded with such
enthusiasm that not a pear was
lost.
“I wish to express here my
profound admiration of the mas
terful way in which the group was
organized and accomplished this
difficult though worthy enterprise.
The Parent-Teachers association
and the mothers and fathers of
this community are to be congrat
ulated for their efforts in pro
cessing this commodity for the
future use of the lunch room
children of Vernonia. It is this
type of spirit and cooperative
effort that makes our country a
nobler and more democratic na
tion.
I am very grateful to
and every mother and father who
gave their time an I I should I ke
to thank each cne personally, My
thanks to Mrs. Johnson. P.-T.A.
president, who organized the group
and to Mrs. Pete Hing and Mrs.
Frank Morris who stayed with us
every day and every night and
supervised the canning process
Mrs. Morris also came back the
final evening and prepared several
gallons of pear butter which I
know will be appreciated.
Again my sincere thanks to the
P.-T.A. and the mothers and the
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Two 5-Piece Walnut
Bedroom Suites
$190.00
C1ÇQ50
Value for . * AJ J
Two New Truck# for
Freight Hauling Bought
Two new trucks were purchased
a few days ago by Brunsman
Hardware and Electric and placed
in service this week to replace the
one truck formerly operated by the
concern. One truck, the larger, is
equipped with a Freuhauff enclos.
ed body and will be used for haul
ing freight here from Portland.
The other vehicle, a pickup, will
he used in town for delivery pur
poses.
fathers.
Sincerely yours,
Paul A. Gordon
Elementary Superintendent
Innerspring Mattress
and Box Spring
Both
<T>«7öO
For ............... *4*
Portland Rese Inner-
spring and Box Spring
Both
$47”
for .
Special Flex Box
Spring and Mattress
Both
<t*OQ95
For ...............
Last Work Day
Of Year Dated
The last work day of the year
for Caeip Wilkerson has been cal
led for Sunday, September 25, it
was announced by Harold Black,
chairman of the Camp Wilkei'son
development council.
Work remaining to be done
includes putting in additional poles
to support the roof and weather
proofing equipment for the winter.
All persons interested are urged
to spend as much of the day a<
possible at Camp Wilkerson, wea
ther permitting.