Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, July 21, 1955, Page 8, Image 8

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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1955 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric
HARDWARE
ITEM OF
THE MONTH
30-INCH COOKING CENTER
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES
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Gold S a!
Bel N >r
Blanket-. Wool, cotton
and rayon. Beautiful
Assortment of $4 95
color- $6 95 Vai
Purrey r< ver iblt» wool
and rayon blankets
Beautiful selection of
Colors. Each side a
different colog $.
$12 95 Valu?
P L Y W O O D
$3.95
4x8x‘<”
SIMPSON BOARD
$2.25
4x8x V
CEILING TILE
Box of 60 Sq. Ft. $7.75
MASONITE
4x8x3/16”
$3.20
HARDBOARD
4x8x14”
$2.50
Beautiful Polished
aluminum teapot. Can
be used to boil water
and th.n serve tea on
table.
Excellent for
wedding gifts or
Showers
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HARDWARE
ITEM OF
THE MONTH
$ 4 a
Used Electric Motot -
In Perfect Shap?. %
HP
95
Special
ROLL
ROOFING
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Special Buy on $3.50
Draw Knife with Ad.
Justable handle $
10" Blade
Simmons Msttrcsses
and Box Springs
$39 95. $19.50 and
$09.50 Each
45 lb.
$2.60
$2.95
55-lb.
$3.55
65-lb.
90-lb. Red or
S4 35
Green
Gold Seal Roofing Tar
$8.25
5-Gallon
$1.89
Gallon
Plastic Roof Cement
$) 35
Gallon
■ ÔIITIISI -.W’
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Paint Brushes
Half Inch
Inch
2-Inch
l|v?
,.i Metal Ironing
Boards $5.95
$7 95 - $10.95 - $13.95
SEE THE MANY
BARGAINS ON
OUR 9c TABLE
TAYLOR
HYGROMETER
For Testing
Humidity
$7.75 and $9.95
Cool Green Coffee
Mugs 9c
weight
Garden
Kordite Plastic Freezer Boxes
Kordite Plastic Freezer Bags
UNCLAIMED NUMBERS
31121 - 61935 - 61112
31720 - 63458 - 61691
61932
Korn-Kit Service
$1.00 Value
Value
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Sprinklers. All types
Priced from 49c
$8 95
Cart
Special
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FRIC’IDAIRE
COLD-PANTRY
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5-Gallon Forest Fne
Back Pump Can. Reg­
ular $25.
Special
Ash Trays
Vases
FOR RENT ITEMS
for
MIDSUMMER
FURNITURE MARKET
SPECIAL
37
k
Special $30 Allowance
on your old wash r
on this big, double­
walled Speed Queen
Washer with Pump
Priced
At
’179
80 Rod Spool
Harb Wire
Heavy- Wt
Light
Weight
s239
s389
s299
Presto Fir? extinguish­
er for power saws,
homes, cars,
Etc....
1%-Qt. Fire $
Extinguisher
Amana Freezers
With Stor-Mor Door
$399.95
11.7 Cu. Ft
$519.95
15.4 Cu. Ft
$629.95
19.6 Cu. Ft
$729.95
25 Cu
Model Shown
RV-38 30"
RV-45 40"
Range
RV-25 40"
Frigidaire Range
Fighting
Equipment
NEW 1955 MODELS
GARDEN AND LAWN SUPPLIES
Here’s big range luxury in only 30-inches
of space! But it’s full of everything that
counts—with an oven that go« clear
across, big enough to bake 6 pies. Cook-
Master Oven Clock Control turns oven on
and off automatically while you’re away.
New styling—choice of colors! See it
right away!
Roll-Away Bed with
Innerspring
Mattress
X*
Biliwell Swing
Rocker with Foam
Rubber Feat.
SPECIAL
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A GREAT NEW FRIGIDAIRE
"THRIFTY-30" ELECTRIC
RANGE
I '*• ‘.«>-4 '
MIDSUMMER
I URNITURE
MARKET
SPECIAL
■' *-
Marshall-Wells Out­
side White House
Paint Reg. $5.65
Special
Gallon
Ironing Board
Pad and Quilted
Cover
BLANKET SALE
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HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION
PAINTS
LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE
ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS
Special Buy on Sal­
mon Rc ids with De­
tachable Handle.
$14.95
Value
$9.95
Value
Sand Spike Rod Hold
er for Bank
Fishing. Spec
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for todays compact kitchens
New Shipment of Biltwell Da-
veno S ts with N w Type Rock­
ing Club Chair.
Green. Rose, Red
Others
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FT
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( uitain Stretcher for
Rent 50c per Day
“> Skil Floor
' ■ander ;1' rent
1 $5.00 per day
4 $2.50 baif day
Q. Skil Saw
<5 Cdger $2. day
1
Convenient new roll-out refrigerator w ith
new flowing cold on top.
Giant food freezer with roll-out shelf
and roomy glide-out storage basket.
Cyclamatic defrosting.
New Pantry door is feature packed.
new picture window hydrator, But­
ter conditioner. Ch«?ees compartment
plus roomy and removable new door
shelves.
roll-to-you shelves.
Come in. See it now. Ask about
our big trade-in allowance and
easy terms.
•Model Shown CIV115*
FOR RENT
Floor Polisher
$' 00 per dkv
11.5 Cu. Ft.
Other Models From
... $469.95
$219.95
House Jacks for
All Steel Rubber tired
Wheel­
$
barrow
13“
Shovel
Hoe
Spading Fork
$2 89
$2 70
$2 69
Deluxe
Electric
i Pc Virtue Dinette Set. Large
table with Duncan Phyfe legs.
Six foam rubber cushioned chairs
with handles Gray, red, yellow.
Regularly $139.95 and $149.95
Special $89 95 and $99 95
18" Deluxe with 4-cvcle $
Gas Motor
Clemson 18” Mower
With Metal Handle
Punch Bowl Set For
Rent. $1 00 Dav
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30-Ft. Extension Lad­
der for Rent.
$
Per Day
•st.- i .
Maple Bunk Bed with
Springs and 2 Sim­
mons Innerspring
Mattresses
Can
be
used by young or old
Now
Only
Toilet Complete.
rect
$
Connected
<
Di­
95
HUFFY
has it!
Goulds Amazing
NO TANK
PUMP
Complet
Water
Sy stem No Tank
N nini
Priced Al
A
Kill those caterpillar-
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li udson Trom­
bone Sprayer
Wettable DDT
Pound
Mow a row—nip over the handle
— now the next row u’ithout turn-
mg mower That a Two-Way
Mowing, and you'll love it Let
ns show you other big features
that make quieter Huffy Electric
and Gas Rotary Power Mower«
today's best buys
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ASK ABOUT FREE TRIAL
SALE ON BEDROOM
Beautiful light colored
Mahogany 4-Pe. Set with
Headboard. Mr and Mrs.
Cheat, Night Stand
Special. Only
SETS
Seamist
Cabinet
Dresser
95
144
Other Sets $149 95
.trd $159.50
Musical Cake Plate
Plays Happy Birthday
$ J 00
Day
A
w heelbarrow for rent
$1 day, you haal it.
$1.50 per day deliver­
ed and picked up
Gleaming White Toil­
et Seat
$ Q 69
Special
EE US ABOUT OUR
LAYAWAY PLAN
ON GUNS. NEARLY
ALL NEW MODELS
IN STOCK. SAVAGE.
REMINGTON AND
WINCHESTER.
A Complete Line of
Ammunition
ITS A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNONIA
growers in this area and will << nt ■ f their new ji.aiit.! , tl’..
BY DON COIN WALROD
lower yields considerable Worst spring and the college is attempt
County Extension Agent
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mg to find the cause of their loss
tween Raimer and Clats kame. A (After grow is .ire checked, th
acreage basis and will include rot has developed that has taken .finding- will be r
ava al
o
fresh market sales as well as sales from 75 to 90 per cent of their
so this situation will not be re
to processors
crop This rot is a little different Teated.
The rules have been changed from the common rot cans ci by
Certified plant growers hav
slightly this year so that a grow- the wet weather,
agreed to replace the plants tha,
It hit
< r w.th less than five acres plant- green berries that are he '.d up die •
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The practice of topping straw
< d to strawberries can still be a away from thg ground
Raip
number of the club
He must Clark.
Horticultural Sp c illst
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p me growers in^thu
pi i>du< e a minimum of 25 tons from Oregon Stat«“ Col! ?>;< has
area. Investigations
in hiaagicage though.
taksu some samples to the
Ikj
W! wt i*¡¿
* < j" t leg4|o b« analyzed
that this practice is quite eff
tive in the control of crown m
fy: lorni^Jimi-mifr'lney
dark
was
in
our
county
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. su« L. LX. JuLusuxu L* A- B.«. K» *
week making a survey of I tCrmtn borer >
-nrt M' -’-’n Hrottirrs-
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Foliage must be reme >ved *
rntwly planted rtrawki
' Wa’rn'xrrs
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after harvest sa there will be
’Many growers through
,h “"f
time for cnimsh
ut Oregon lost from 50 to 90 p .
Hard luck has hit uw of our
AROUND THE FARM
Now tl al th' strawberry s a-on
is about ovet we will have a
chance to civ ck production and
see how many Columbia county
grow« rs are eligible for the Fiv
ton SU :iwl> -rrv Club This club
is sponsoi tl pt ituarily to increas ■
yields |M i acre in Oregon and
Southwest W whh’gten strawber­
ry producing a t.b
T> bi
b
b tlw Xb
a grower m«Mt%>r tit«
.Mm «fu
mum of 25 tons of «irmrbmi““«
with at kj-t a fiv. ton average’
per cere, Average yield will bo
tal P ducin.;
det. i nu:, d n a
leaves to assure a good fruit set
in the faYl. A few rows or por­
Two Arrive Here Sunday
From Anchorage, Alaska
tions of rows should be le» un­
TREHARNE Mrs Ruby New­
topped so the crown m ith will ton and daughter, Darlene, arriv­
If ed Sunda.v morning by plane
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these plants are destroy'd in late from Anchorag“. Alaska to visit
summer, a large portion of * a ■ r parents. M and Mrs Wilbur
Thacker, other relatives and
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Except for the control of crown friends
Mrs Joe Miller visited Mrs.
moth, the practice of topping is
usually not the practical thing to Herbert Bender Xl>nday after-
do. however, some growers be­ noon.
lieve that later cultivation and
Mrs. Tresa Stowell and Mrs.
control of weeds and runners is Marion Carmen of Portland call­
made easier by its use. Some ed at the Nell and Wribur Thack­
growers in this area do not fol­ er and William Falconer homes
low the practice bzcause they feel Sunday.
it decreases the yield the follow­
Mrs. Sam Beck went to Port­
ing year
land Tuesday for dental work.
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