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8 THURSDAY. AUG 19, 1954 THE EAGLE, VF.RNON’A, ORE. BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric' FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES • HARDWARE — SPORTING. GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS! LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE PAINTS Welsh Baby Buggy $22 Value Special »/¡ve- I .amps 7-Piece Virtue Dinette Set. Large table with Duncan phyfe I gs fi rubber foam cushioned chairs with handles. Gray, red, or yel- $149 50 Value for Only SPECIAL Special Buy on Toil ets. Direct Connected Gleaming White Toil 9b et Seat Complete $4 with seat only * Special Best Grade Mar shall-Wells Out side White $ 1 54 Paint. Gal. * Hardware It'm Month Step Stool All Metal e Blonde Bedroom Set with Cabi net, Headboard, Large Dresser, Chest, Simmons Deep Sleep Mat tress and Bed Spread A real Special. Complete, Only Unclaimed Profit Sharing Numbers ROLL ROOFING $2.60 S2.95 $3.55 45 lb. 551b. 65-lb. 90 lb. Red Greon Red, Rose and Green Biltwell Davenport, $ and chair. $275 Val. Heavy Restaurant type Barrel Tumbhrs. Good for Joly Glassses. R g. 2 for 25c Only $4.35 Used Hotpoint Rang'’ Deluxe Zenith Nice Shape er with S tf Only Pump Cone Wringer Bucket with Mop $Q2> Value 30537 37760 PLY WOOD 4x8xU” $3.95 SIMPSON BOARD 4x8x*h" $2.25 CEILING TILE Box of tit) Sq. Ft $7.75 MASONITE 4)18x3/16" $3.20 HARDBOARD 4x8x>»" $2.50 $•• th« difforsneo Livo-Water Action makes. Rolling, penetrating current« of tudiy water wash clothes through and through. No yanking or pulling. Frigidaire Dryer, Only $247.95 34682 1 GOULVS anazing 50-Ft. Plastic Garden Hose Special A complete Water System No tank, no 40 $ Extras to buy Summer Furniture Market Special. Drop Leaf Desk Made of Maple with Hardwood Drawers. Finished in Walnut, Mahogany or blond $55 95 Value for l.inoleum raste G il $1.25; Qt. 45c Beautiful Selection of 9x12 Deluxe Congo- leuni $ Rugs SWING ROCKERS $33.95 Genuine Taylor Tot Gold Seal Per Yard Only Used Deluxe G. E. re- fngerator. Perfect Shape. $ Only Or will rent $5.00 month. $o O Shovel FOR RENT ITEMS 80-Rod Spool Wire Heavy Barb 65 Light Weight $ Skil Floor sander to rent | $5.00 per day I S2.50 half day \ Skii Saw SXdger $2. day Br FOR RENT Floor Polisher $1.00 per dav Model Shown CTDG4 8.4 Cu. Ft. Presto fire extinguish er for Power Saws, Homes, Cars $25 Clemson All-Steel Lawn $ 95 Mower. Spec. 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 Curtain Stretcher for Rent 50c per Day l'/k-Qt. Fire $ Extinguisher Linoleum Arrives Friday Fox True Temper ihrifty-30 Simmons Mattresses and Box Springs $39 95, $49.50 and $«9 50 Each metal Simmons bunk bed with deluxe Simmons Inncrspnng Mattress. This week's Lincoln Car Batteries Special at the Amaz- Exchange Price ingly low 95 $ price of New Daughter Clear Green Plastic Hose 50-Feet Special Buy on Hoes and Bow Rakes $Q25 Only • Only 30" wide • Full-width Cooking-Top Lamp • New Cook-Master Oven Control • Exclusive Radiantuba Surface Units • Automatic Appliance Outlet $333.95 • Fulljwidih Storage Drawer $381.95 • Combination broiler and roasting pan • High-Speed Broiler Wheelbarrow for rent, $1 day, you haul it. $1.50 per day deliver- cd and picked up. Punch Bowl Set For Rent. $1 00 Day CTD103 10.3 Cu. Ft. White Upright Freezer 12.5 Cubic Ft, $410.95 • 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 RT 38 DS90 9 Cu. Ft. was $379.95 RT 45 RT 60 NOW ONLY $315.34 $238.95 $333.95 $391.95 Stratford Yellow House Jacks for Reni IT'S A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNONIA Scouts Brought Home August Birthdays Celebrated Sunday Mist Circle From Camp Meriwether BIRKENFELD — The Mills on Mrs. Guy B1RKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Mr and Mrs. Eu- RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Glen E. T Johnston arc the proud gene Larson. A weiner roast Hawkins and son Billy drove to parents of a nine pound baby girl preceded the meeting. Camp Meriwether to bring home born August 13. They named her Word was received here Sat a load of boy scouts. Byron Hawk Jan Rene. Shi* arrived on her urday of the death of Mr Curry, ins, Billy Howard, Larry Wall parents eleventh wedding anni I brother-in-law of Mrs. G. W versary. and Jimmy Nanson. I Sharon Whitlock and Molly Roger Parman is visiting with Parman. The Currys have visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. here frequently and are known to Ann Mollering of Rodeo. Cali- Fred Stinchfield and aunt and several. fornia spent two weeks at the uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Mr. and Mrs. M. P Mills and horn ’ of Sharon's grandparents, Baker girls spent one day last week Mr. and Mrs John Krinick, leav- The Win una Calf club held visiting at the Don Jensen home ing Friday. Helen stayed to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Huff have their first meeting since the fair in Hillsboro, visit a few days with Karen Jcn- moved into the Jess home on sen. Sixth Street, coming from Alma, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Udey al Arkansas tended the lunerai of Mr. Udey'i Mr. and Mis. Virgil Powell mother in Corbett Thursday. took a week end trip through Mrs. Don Jensen and children Bend to Baker, returning by way of Hillsboro visited friends in of John Day and Mt. Hood. Birkenfeld Friday. She brought I Helen Mills home and Karen IN stayed with her a few days Hospital Stay Ended Mr. and Mrs. David La Plante Last Thursday Evening THURSDAY and children of Portland spent TREHARNE — Mrs. J rome BACK Saturday with Mr and Mrs. M Whitmire returned home Thurs P Mills THURSDAY day evening from the Jones hos $$$$$$$$ pital m Hillsboro after spending nine days there. Bring To— Mrs. Ix'Ster Fletcher. Allen. BEN BRICKELS Charlene and Linda of Castle Rock. Washington visited her par BARBER SHOP ents. Mr and Mrs. Jerome Whit Buy Chinchilla» today, mire Sunday night returning We have market for all home Monday evening Saturday night guests of Mr you raise. All inquiries • nd and Mrs Byron Kirkbride and answered. Reuben E. family were Miss Mary Anna Ely. Tipton. Box 293, Ver Gales Creek. Miss Virginia Hunt nonia, Oregon. ington. Hillsboro and Sn Keith $$$$$$ S $ F Kelly of Tongue Point Laundry and Dry Cleaning I INVEST IN THE FUTURE Oregon Laundry Dry Cleaners I Plans Picnic MIST — The Mist Helping Circle will me *t next Thursday, August 26 at the Walter Mathews place Mrs. Lloyd Beach will be hostess and the meeting will take the form of a picnic in the patio, weather permitting. Some of the ladies will work in the cemetery and ladies who do not work are asked to bring a larger dish of pot luck The George Jones called on the Eastmans several times last week. Mrs. H Barstow, Charlyee and Janice from Seaside, and Mrs Robert Roeser and son Bobby from Astoria were Sunday visi- tors of the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen. Austin Dowling and Bernard spent Sunday evening at the Joe Banzer home watching TV. Shalmon Libel and Jackie Burnham went to the Gresham fair Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Norman Hansen attended a wedding in Portland Saturday evening of one of .-s. Hansen’s relatives Mr and Mrs Fred Fos’er were over from Clatskanie Sunday and visited her father, H Jepson. Mr and Mrs. George Jones were Monday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Jones at Clatskanie Mr and Mrs. Robert Weister went to Portland Sunday They brought back Mrs Weister's mo ther for a visit. families from Portland. North Plains and here held their an nual picnic Sunday at the M. P. Mills home. At this time they celebrated all the August birth days. Mr. and Mrs. Burris W Elliott and children of Bogue Kansas spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott. They left for Milton to visit relatives there before returning to their home in Kansas. Lloyd Beach and Art Belling ham called on Boone Johnston Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stinchfield and Mrs. Mac Logue (Nel Carl) called on Tom Johnston Friday afternoon Mrs. Logue spent a few days here visiting her rela tives. People here can see a great improvement in television rece >- Uon since the new tower in Portland was installed Mr. and Mrs. Ron Trenholm and daughters of Astoria called Bellingham Sunday. Norma Norman, Nancy Stauf- • fer and Mrs\Art Bellingham call ed on Mrs. Cecil Elliott at the E. T. Johnston home Sunday. Mrs. E. T. Johnston and Jan came home from the hospital in Longview Tuesday. Hamp Pool, football coach of the Los Angeles Rams, is one fellow who doesn't believe in the 40-hour week. During the season he puts in an average of 18 hours a day on his job. CEMENT Work Wanted Repair work, driveways, walls, steps, walks, floor», porches, patios, FURNITURE etc. New and Used Free Estimates Vernonia Bargain House 34 3rd St. Up from Bakery PHONE 3811 A. G. OSTRANDER à
