Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, November 24, 1955, Page 10, Image 10

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    10 THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1955 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
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BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric;
NEW AND OUTSTANDING
VALUES ON OUR 9c TABLE
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES
Screwdrivers..
Bowls
Mugs, Glasses, Dishes, Brushes, Fun
nels, Chore Girls, Dishrags, Etc.
Genuine Prestone
Antifreeze
$Q25
Gallon
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Quart
85c
Ladies Nylon Hose
From Kenosha Mills.
Values io $2. Sizes
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8<y to 11
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Beautifully
Regularly
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Rubbermaid sink mats
drainboard mats.
Shower mats. Shelf
Cushions, Base Cabi­
net Mats. Sample line.
Values to $3.50. Your
Choice
PL K W OO D
4x8x'«”
$3.95
SIMPSON BOARD
4x8x%”
$2.35
CEILING TILE
Box of 60 Sq. Ft. $7.95
HARDBOARD
4x8x\ ’
MASONITE
4x8x3/16”
$3.20
Pin-up
Lamps
Should build but one fire a season,
refuel on average every twelve hours,
remove ashes three times montli’y.
Auhleys are popular in our coldest states
— many heating entire homes, schools,
stores. Hardwood recommanded, all types
woed successfully used. See your Ashley
dealer.
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Goulds Amazing
NO-TANK
PUMP
Arvin Table Radios
$17.95 to $27 95
Complete
Water
System. No Tank
Needed
$| zrtQ5Q
Priced At
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Floor Lamps
$14 95 Value
Electric Heater. Both
radiant and reflecting
heat. Three-speed con­
trol
Si) I 95
Only
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Thermador Electric
Heater with Fan.
Thermostat Control.
Special
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Only
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Laurel Automatic
Electric
Blankets
245
Sunbeam
Electric
Srg a 95
Blankets
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Airtight Heaters
$5.50 - $6.30 - $7.25
NEW 1955 MODELS
fimana Freezers
Famous Lincoln C
Batteries
$ -g g 7
Exch. Price I 1
Marshal Wells Beau­
tiful Super Walltone.
Gal. $5.19, Qt. $1.65
Table Lamps
$4 50 to $12.95
Gold Seal Bel-Nor
Blankets
$ a 95
$6.95 Value
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Purrey Reversible
Wool and Rayon blan­
kets.
$12.95
$a>95
Value
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Large Galvanized
Garbage
$£*95
Cans.................
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New Coleman Oil
Heater. Regularly $60
Value
Now Only
495
Fiberglass
Pouring
Wool Insulation
20-
lb. bag covers
sq.
feet 2-in.
98
Thick
Special $30 Allowance on Your
Old Washer on this Big Double
Walled Speed Queen Washer
with pump
$i QQ50
Only
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Biltright Clothes
Drying
Rack
Special
All Metal Ironing
Boards $5.95
$7.95 - $10 95 - $1.3.95
Ironing Board
Pad and Quilted
Cover
Neoprene ram
Coats
Neoprene rain
Pants
Electric
Sunbeam
Razor
$7 50 allowance on
your old razoi.
Non* Ico
Razor
NEW 1955 FRIGIDAIRE
SPECIAL 9-CUBIC FOOT
FREEZER-
REFRIGERATOR
Gleaming White Toil
et Beat
$ a 8!
Special
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UNCLAIMED NUMBERS
74108 - 74328 - 74251
New Frigidaire Thrifty Pair
4 Pc. Bedroom Set with cabinet
headboard with 2 sliding doors
New limed oak
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finish
$179 00 Value JlOtJ
A GREAT NEW FRIGIDAIRE
"THRIFTY-30" ELECTRIC
RANGE
Here’s big range luxury in only 38-inches
of space' But it’s full of everything that
counts with an oven that goes 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!
Mod.l SOV-91 Spcl
26 SHOPPING DAYS
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Do your shopping
early.
A small do
posit will hold any
doll or toy io Christ-
mas.
Model Shown
RV-38 30"
At the Lowest Price
Frigidaire History
Virtue Walnut Charcoal Dinette
Set with Azune Saigon S^rviO
Chairs Special
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Virtue Gray Pearl Table With
4 Green Pearl
5WA 50
Chairs
Special
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Mayti." Tqiare
Washer. Like
Special on new, beautiful designs
in Biltwell daveno and club
chairs which can be used as rock­
er New, Exotic
$-g ^QSO
>239 00 Value 1 | J
Other sets $149.50 and $169.50
ROLL
ROOFING
sioas
Model Shown, fully automatic washer with
washing, float-over rinsing, rapid dry spin.
Porcelain finish on top, lid and drum
Model shown, electric dryer. Lifetime porce­
lain drum, adaptable to 220 volts or 110 volts
A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNONIA
YESTERDAYS
FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. Nov. 23. 1950
The annual library silver tea
held last Thursday added $47 to
the library building fund
A capacity crowd attended the
West Oregon
Electric
Co-op
meeting last Saturday at the Le­
gion hall
Board of directors
nainid to t?rve for the coming
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year were Lee Wooden, Noble
Dunlap. Harry King, Paul Gor­
don. Russell Peterson, Frank
Gcnzer and Fred Knox
Electric heat was installed in
the Vernonia post office this
week.
Sandra Brown was named as
queen of the VFW carnival-ba­
zaar held at the IOOF hall Sat­
urday night.
TEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. Nov. 22. 1945
Members of the Nehalem Vai
ley Cooperative Electric associa
tion at Jewell voted to consoli
date with the West Oregon Co
operative
Lew’s Place was entered by
thieves early Sunday morning
who took $40 in cash and $30
worth
of merchandise
They
wrecked their stolen Portland car
near Treharne And left it then
stole
car from Jake Berger.
which was found abandoned in
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24 HOUR THERMOSTATIC
WOOD HEATERS
Springtight Clampon
Lamp Shades pTÍY'
98c Value
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GUNS — AMMUNITION
ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS
HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS
PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE
Portland The
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Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bateman left
on a trip to Covington, Okla-
homa.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. Nov. 22. 1940
The first selective service ques­
tionnaire to be received in this
area came to Carl Allen Ander­
son of Timber Rt His order num­
ber was 5 and the questionnaire
was the fifth to be mailed Ex-
actly one half hour was required
to fill out the blank.
Among the 33 persons in Co­
lumbia county who got citizen­
ship papers at St Helens Monday
of this week were five from the
Vernonia area John McMullen,
Mist;
Esther
Pumala. Clara
Chambers. Dennis Ryves and
Charles Johnson, Vernoina
A true fnend knocks before
he enters—not after he leaves.
STOCK SIGNS
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-pa'--ing
For Rent.
No Minors Allowed
No Peddlers Allowed.
No Hunting.
At M iutely No A4mittance.
'■ Fishing or Hunting
Without Permission
THE VERNONIA EAGLE
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