Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, July 29, 1954, Page 8, Image 8

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'1 HURSDAY. JULY *>, 1951 TTTE
EAGIJE,
VF.RNON’A,
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¡BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric!
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES
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HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION
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PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE
ELECTRIC WIRING
NAILS
C< lulo.e Sponge Mop
With Squeeze $ -^49
Handle. Only
C<ne Wringer Mop
Bucket with Mop
$5 50
Value
$323
ROLL
ROOFING
Wall Shop Set.
In­
cludes Drill, Grinder,
Rubber Disc., Polish­
ing Bonnet, ’>»” drill.
Buffer, Paint Mixer
and 7 Drill
for
Only
Special Buy on Hoes
and Bow Rakes $Q25
Only
$1.35
tt.55
55 lb.
$2.95
45 lb.
S2.6C
Light
Weight
Deluxe Zenith Wash­
er with
$ $ a O9 '
Pump
Plastic Garden
*298
A complete Water System
No tank, no
Extras to buy
Model
52-18”
metal Simmons
bunk bed with deluxe
Simmons Innerspring
Mattress. This week’s
Special at the Amaz-
ingly low-
price of
Model 54-18”
Gas Powered
Welsh Baoy Buggy
$22 Value
Special
Simmons Mattresses
and Box Springs
$39.95, $49.50 and
$69.50 Each
L
Exchange PAce
55
ard up
Gleaming White Toil­
et Seat
Special
L 1
Thrifty-30
Skil Floor
sander to rent
$5.00 per day
$2.50 h«1f day
Skil Saw
sdger $2. day
Linoleum raste
Gal. $1.25; Qt. 45c
Beautiful Selection of
9x12 Deluxe Congo-
leum
$
Rugs
Gold Seal
Per Yard
Only
Ha-Qt. Fire $
FOR RENT
Extinguisher
Presto fire extinguish­ Floor Polisher
er for Power Saws,' $1 00 per dav
Homes,
Cars
»T
• Cnly 30" wide
• Full-width Cooking-Top
Lamp
• New Cook-Master Oven
Control
• Exclusive Radiantube
Surface Units
I
Model Shown
CTD84 8.4 Cu. Ft.
Linoleum
$333 95
• Automatic Appliance
Outlet
• Full-width Storage Drawer
• High-Speed Broiler
Wheelbarrow for rent.
$1 day, you haul it.
$1.50 per day deliver­
ed and picked up.
Bergman Caulkid
Boots
For
.. /v..
Lamps
-.
Stork Shower Party Theme
Punch Bowl Set t or
Rent $100 Day
CTD103 10 3 Cu Ft.
Acti°n
White
Upright
See
difference Live-Water Actten
mak«t Rolling, penetrating current«
of «ud«y water waih clothe« •trough
end through. No yanking er pulling.
House Jacks for Ren
Frigidaire
Dryer,
Only
$247.95
i
»
Freezer
12.5 Cubic Ft.
BIRKENFELD — The Nehalem
Valley Garden club held its regu­
lar meeting last Wednesday with
Mrs. Sundland at Mist. Mrs. Ho­
ward Jones, their president, was
unable to attend. She has been
quite ill with a neck condition,
but is able to be up and about
now.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Udev and
their two grandchildren were sup­
per guests of Mr and Mrs. Trent
Garner Thursday evening.
Mr*. Pearl Pidcock had her
daughter-in-law and little grand­
daughter visiting her all last
week
Laundry and
Dry Cleaning
Mead Reunion
Is Attended
Oregon Laundry
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RIVERVIEW — Mrs. W J
Lindsley and Mrs. Dewey Hunt
and sons. Miss Susie Stanton and
Rudv Smejkal attended the Mead
reunion at Monmouth Sunday.
Ther' were over 80 relatives pre­
sent at the affair.
Mrs Sam Smith underwent
surgery at the Portland Osteo­
pathic hospital Friday and is re­
covering very satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Magoff rc-
turned recently frvm a vacation
trip to Ashland
Mr and Mrs. Solomon of Beav­
erton visited at the Tom Magoff
home Monday
David Lindsley of Springfield
visited at the Dewey Hunt home
Wednesday
Mist Cemetery
Work Progresses
MIST — Th? MHC met las?
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Walter Mathews. There was an
unusually large attendance and
two visitors, the Bible school
teachers. A most delicious pot­
luck dinner was served at noon.
Part of the m ‘mbers worked M
the cemetery all the forenoon. A
short business meeting was held
after dinner was over. The new-
iron gate has be?n put in. Clyde
Johnson doing the work, helped
by Walter Mathews, which makes
it very hand for those who drive
in to work on the lower half of
the cemetery
Chas.
Hansen
plough'd up and leveled it off on
Thursday evening with the help
of his son Norman getting tt rea-
dy for seeding,
The work is
all donated
The next meeting
will be with Mrs Knowles the
fourth week in August unless
otherwise changed
Chief of police Melvin DeRock
and Mrs. DeRock from Hillsboro
were calling on old acquaintances
Sunday among them th? Joe
Roeser and the George Jones.
The Austin CorHs were plan­
ning a visit to Seattle
Roy Kyser was home over the
week end from army camp m
Yakima. Washington
Mrs. L. P Wikstrom and daugh­
ter Shirley return'd home Wed­
nesday evening from a weeks
visit in California
They also
I visited Reno. Nevada
$381.95
$410.95
• Combination broiler and
roasting pan
• Lifetime Porcelain finish
inside and out—with
choice of white or 2 colors
on the exterior
SPECIAL SALE ON 1953
MODEL FRIGIDAIRE Model Shown
REFRIGERATORS
$238.95
I RT 38
RT
45
................
$333.95
DS90 9 Cu. Ft. was $379.95
NOW ONLY $315.34 4 RT 60 Stratford Yellow $391.95
IT'S A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNONIA
Garden Club President
I Fall from Tree Causes
Absent Due io Illness
Injury io Foot and Toes
Mrs Fred Stinchfieid and Mrs.
BIRKENFELD
Mrs Mike
Cahill was honored with a pink Tom Hopkins have been ill with
colds Both are reported as bet-
and blue shower Thursday after­
ter. Mrs. Francis Nordstrom has
noon in the Grange kitchen She been bothered with bursitis.
received many useful and beauti­
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Elliott and
ful gifts
Hostesses were Mrs. I Keith went to Hillsboro Tuesday
Francis Nordstrom and
Mrs. evening to see the Jensens.
James Calull.
Mr and Mrs. A. Bellingham and
Sewing club met with Marge box s were Sunday dinner guests of
Bellingham due to the illness of Mr and Mrs. Don Jensen at Hills­
Irene Jones Five members were boro.
present
Next meeting is July
Mrs Art Bellingham. Mrs. Ted
27 at the horn • of Mrs Bud i Bellingham and Mrs Cecil Elliott
Larson
picked berries at the Jensens last
Friday.
Mrs, Fred Udev and Mrs Guy
Bellingham were Clatskanie shop­
pers Thursday The Udeys, with
the help of their daughter and
husband, Mr and Mrs. Bob Burk­
holder. remodel ‘d their kitchen
last week. They put in a new
floor and leveled that side of the
IN
building.
Mr. and Mrs Burk­
THURSDAY
holder returned home Saturday
Mrs Miller of Portland, mother
BACK
of Mrs Fred Udev is t)ere sp nd-
THURSDAY
ing a few days with the Udeys.
Mrs. J. R Bennett returned to
his home th' first of the week,
Bring To—
He has be-n quite ill for some
BEN BRICKEL’S
time.
Mrs. Guy Bellingham. April
BARBER SHOP
and Monte went to Seaside Satur­
day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Tren holm
.Mr. and Mrs. James Cahill look
and
Mrs MilW Cahill to Coo« Bay MS
Friday They planned to visit a
tew days.
Mrs Florence Bennett went to
Portland Monday.
Dry Cleaners
ELECTRIC
Refrigerator Defrosts
itself
Roll-to-You Shelf
Full-Width Hydrator
Butter and Cheese Com­
partments
Egg Server
Golden-trimmed color
interior
All-aluminum Shelves
Right or left-opening
Door
5 Year Protection Plan
a \ir
Clear Grein Plastic
$f*65
«»1
TRY A
HUFFY
MOWEk
Curtain Stretcher for
Rent 50c per Day
..owe
X
DO YOUR
FOR RENT ITEMS Unclaimed Profit
Sharing Numbers
Fox True Temper
Clam
Shovel
50 Ft
NO-TANK
PUMP
WORK
Special Buy on Toil­
ets. Direct Connected
Complete
$4
with eat only •
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GOULDS amazing
POWER
Genuine
Taylor Tot
Barb
Bed Room Sets. Priced at $99 $0
$139 95. $149 95, $164 50. $159 50.
Finest Selection of Values Ever
Offered Here.
LET
7’j Cu Ft. Used Re­
frigerator in Perfect
Shape
$
Only
Or Will Rent
Best Grade Mar-
shall-Wells Out-
s:de White $154
Paint. Gal. *
80 Rod Spool
Wire
Heavy
Red, Rose and
Biltwell Davenport
and chair. $275 Vai.
Summer Furniture
Market Special. Drop
Leaf Desk Made of
Maple with Hardwood
Drawers. Finished in
Walnut, Mahogany or
blond. $55
Value for
BAM3OO
RAKE
or
651b.
L Y W O O D
4x8x*4" .
_ $3.95
SIMPSON BOARD
4x8xV
$225
CEILING TILE
Box of 60 Sq Ft. $7.75
MASONITE
4x8x3/16”
$3.20
HARDBOARD
4x8x’,4”
$2 50
SPECIAL
dware
Month
Step Stool.
All M ‘tai
?
Johnny Hopkins fell from a tree
last Sunday and injured his foot.
Several bones in the foot were
broken and also three toes. He
spent three days in St Mary's
hospital in Astoria.
Miss Shirley Armstrong and
her mother of Oregon City called
on John Hopkins Thursday. Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Elliott called on
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson
went to Florence last Sunday to
see their new granddaughter.
Georg ■ Bellingham and Keith
Elliott were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs Ed Wallace Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. Randy Gabrielson
of Portland are the proud parents
of a nin?-pound son bom Thurs-
day. H? has been named Steven.
Mrs Gabrielsen was the former
Jane Hoberg. They have an older
boy. Jimmy
Bulb Grower
Visits Uncle
MIST — The Austin Dowlings
had company last Wednesday,
their nephew, Warren Dowling
from Monroe. Washington who is
quite noted as a grower of bulbs
and cut gladiolas for the cities of
Seattle and Everett
Carl Wikstrom is reporting
back to camp in Georgia this
week, having spent the pas’, three
weeks at home here
Mrs. Richard Banzer was a
village shopper Thursday.
has also been having lots of
house guests of late.
FURNITURE
New and Used
Vernonia
Bargain House
Í47 3rd St.
Up from Bakery