Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, March 21, 1957, Page 8, Image 8

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R D11N C M à N hardware and electric
D K U II J S 1 H 11 PHONE HA 9-5651 ------ WE DELIVER
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SIMPLY STUNNING! STUNNING-
LL SIMPLE! '57 Frigidaire Automatic
Electric Range with the new SHEER
LOOK.
ALL-NEW
FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS & FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
’57 FRIGIDAIRE
FOOD FREEZER­
REFRIGERATOR
HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION
PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE — ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS
ONION
O-Cedar No Rubbin;:
Cream Polish.
Value, Only
Colored Metal Waste
c
Baskets
$1.25 Value
FLOWER AND
VEGETABLE
SEEDS
Davey Crock.-tt
Matching bowls, mugi
,- nd water glasses ZYc
$ ■ Value, Each «7
3-Pc.
Papper and Grease
Dish in Spun Alumi
num.
$1.50 Valu?
Large 25-Gallon leak­
proof garbage can
$6.00
$ J 95
Value
‘4
Beautiful Revere Co­
lonial Maple Nest of
three
tables
V A
3-Pc. Garden and flor­
al set. Shovel, rake
$095
and hoe
Special
$2 23
Bow Rake
$1.89
Garden Hoe
$3.25
Shovel
4-Drawer
Chest
8-Drawer
Mrs.
Chest
FOR RENT ITEMS
Skil
Floor
sander th rent
$5.00 per day
52.50 half day
FOR RENT
Floor Polisher
$1 00 per day
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House Jacks ft>r Rent
Punch Bowl Set For
Rent $1 00 Dav
ENAMEL
Curtain Stretc
Rent 50c per Day
New, Improved Mir­
acle Wall-Tone Water
$-4 25
mix
Qt
Goulds Amazing
NO-TANK
PUMP
Complote
Water
System. No Tank
Needed
Priced At
Orbit Sander
$1 50 Day
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ALKYD
Special Prices On
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Paint
To
Brushes
Large Selection Paint
c
Rollers
From
3-Drawer
Chest
I
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ft
ft
TH'XOTROriC
Super Wall-Tone rub­
ber base
$ 4 35
Qt.
1
FINISHED CHESTS
IN WHEAT COLOR
9-oz. Cellulose
Yacht Mop
H ALL-WELLS
P L Y W O O D
$3.50
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SIMPSON BOARD
$2 45
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CEILING TILE
Box of 60 Sq. Ft. $8.25
HARDBOARD
4x8x54”
$2 6 j
MASONITE
4x8x3/16"
$3.20
GE Steam or $
Dry Irons Only
Sunbeam
$
Steam or Dry
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Beautiful 7-Pc. Castleton Dinet'e
Sets. Limed Oak Plastic Tabi?
Top. Chairs upholstered in beau
tiful colored Boita
Flez. $150 Value
Special on 5-Pc. Virtue Dinette
Sets. Duncan Phyfe
style. Gray or Red Pearl
4-Pc. Douglas
Dinette Set
1956“ model 10.1 cu. ft Frigidair:
Regularly $275.95
Now
Simmons Mattresses
and Box Springs
$49.50 - $59 50 - $79 95
Gen. Simmons Twin
Combination Two in-
nerspring mattresses,
two innerspring box
springs with 6 legs on
each, or can be used
singly. A $150 Valu;.
50
For
Only
Beautiful 2-Pc. Sectional. Can be
made into bed
if needed.
$250 Value Biltwell Daveno sets
*n Rose-Beige, Persimon, Green,
Cotoa and
Si tb f|50
Blue
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Famous Controlled Heat Wood
Stoves. Ashley, Oakland and Nor­
wester.
Large Size
$1 9Û
Ashley Heater
Norwester
UNCLAIMED NUMBERS
10516, 11512, 12562, 12566
Oakland
Heater
SALE ON COLORED
PYREX WARE
Loaf Pans $125 Value
98c;
Pie Plates, 69c
Value 49c; Large Ob­
long Baking and serv-
ing dish. $1.50 Valu.-.
98c; Round baking and
Serving Dish, $1 Vai.,
69c; Souarc Cake dish
$1.40 Value, 98c.
r ull-size range with these features:
Easy-to-use “Thinking Panel” includes
See ’N Set Automatic Cook-Master
Control; Full-Width Storage Drawer,
Illuminated Range Surface; Sear-
Speed Radiantube Broil Unit tha'«
sears like charcoal; Lifetime Porcelain
Finish.
Model RS-15-57 Reg. $259.95. Special
For Limited
1 0 95
Time Only
Model RS-38-57. Reg. $249.95. Special
For Limited
Time Only
SEE THE NEW 1957 FRIGIDAIRE
DRYER
Sale on Used Washers
All in Excellent Con­
dition.
s
Only
Speed Queen Washer
with Stainless Steel
Tub. Demonstrator.
Regular $209 Value.
Special with your old
Washer
Special
Adjustable Metal
Ironing Board
Simmons Mattresses
and Box Springs
$49.50, $59 50. $79.95
4 Pc. CanmstcT
$1 25
Value
$1K9
Kenmore and ABC
1^50
Washer
Only
i-Inch Power Saw.
$79.50 Value
$
Special
New Table
With Exotic
$5 95, $8 95,
and $12
Lamps
Shades
$1195
95
ran Gio Heataire Elec­
tric Heater. Finest on
the
Market
Roll-away
Creosote for Treating Simmons Innersphing
Sills under
Mattress
Houses
Gal |
Special
ITS A PRIVILEGE AND A PLEASURE TO LIVE IN VERNONIA
MIST — Mrs Austin Dowhrg
and her daughter. Florence hav.
both been quite ill with the flu
the past two weeks
The Jack Burnhams were here
•rum Portland Sunday to visit
FIVE YEARS AGO
From Th« Eagle. March 20. 1952
Earl King was the winner of
'he Hahn Hardware steelhead
derby with a fish weighing 16
pounds. 12 ounces Prize was a
drift nxl
Dale Barker won se-
< and prize and Andy Brimmer,
consolation for his one pound.
eight ounce catch.
Driver training was approved
by the high school board to be
addsxl tv the curriculum in the
fall
Ti e American Legion and aux­
iliary eel-'brated the 33rd anni­
versary of the organization with
MOTOR FREIGHT
299“
419
YESTERDAYS
NEHALEM VALLEY
FS-101-57 10.1 cu. ft. $
Reg. $339.95, Save $40 ,
See the new FD-120-57 12 cu. ft.
deluxe Frigidaire
95
with auto. Defrost
Cases of Flu Strike In Mist
Phone HA 9-3462
Real Zero Zone Freezer - holds
44 lbs • Exclusive Cycla-Matic
Defrosting in refrigerator sec­
tion • Four Full-Width Shelves
• Full-Width Glide-Out Porcelain
Hydrator • Big, Deep Storage
floor with Five removable
shelves.
Marshal-Wells Thix­
otropic jell
Enamel
Qt.
3 Cu. Ft. Rubber tired
Garden
Wheelbarrow
Garden
Cart
8-oz. String
Yacht Mop
Large New Selection
of Swing Rockers
with Pure Foam Rub-
ber Seals, Thick Up-
holslered backs and
highest grade cover­
ings. Splayed arms.
Rose, blue, beige, red
and green. $85 Value
autiiul Western Knotty Mapr-
3- Pc. bedroom set. Includes bed,
95
Mr. and Mrs. Dresser
$
Night Stand.
Special
4- Pc. Knotty Maple Set w
and Mrs. Dresser, bed.
stand and
4-drawer chest
5
Blond 5-Pc. E -d-
room Set
UM.X*
the Shalmon Libels
Mr and Mrs Sam Devine mo­
tored to Forest Grove Monday
where Mi Devine had some den­
tal work done
Mrs I, P Wikstrom and Mis
Joe Roeser were in Portland Fri­
day
Mrs Katherine Consla from
Meadsville, Pa . and her daugh
ter cam< west to attend the fun­
eral of her son. Austin Corll Jr .
who was buried >r«i VNk They
visited another daughter, Mr
Shalmon Libel, here for • f«w
days, as well as Mrs Bud Goer*
zen in Tillamook.
a special meeting
TEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagle. March 20. 1947
The Vernonia Bowling League
was officially organized Monday
with the VFW. Pal Shop. H"ath's
Service. King's Grocery. Dewy's
Alleys and Bush Furniture •«
participating teams
An attendance of near 700 was
reported at the open house held
at the Commercial bank opening
Saturday-
Mrs. A. E. Jennings was dele­
gate to the Townsend district
council in Portland on Sundav.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
From The Eagla. March 1$. U42
Twelve or 15 model airplanes
with amazing control tower. Dry
clothes just as you please—damp dry
or completely dry for storage. You
can adjust temperature and drying
time to fit all fabrics. Model shown.
DD57 Deluxe
S229.95
DI57
$299.95
Gleaming white Toilet
Seat.
Special
f W'
k' ' 8
A
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Floor Lampi
$8.95 - $10 95 - $13 93
Deluxe Gold Seal Li­
noleum
$
Rugs. 9x12
Beautiful new patterns
in both 6 and 9 Ft.
Linoleum
$1 00
Per Yard
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Neoprene Rain Jackets
and
Pants
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being completed this week
GEMS OF THOUGHT
were
by members of the industrial arts
class at the high school taught
by Glenn Ely. It was part of
the national civil defense pro­
gram for plane recognition
City councilmen gave permis­
sion for the fire siren to blow at
6 00 pm each day to signal the
National Prayer Minute request­
ed by President Roosevelt.
Zonweiss Douglass, city libra­
rian. issued a call for donation
of Victory Books for distribution
to army camps
Mrs. Walter Mathews was er.
the sick li»t last week with flu.
OPINIONS
The history of human opinion
is scarcely anything more than
the history of human errors.
—Voltair--
What I admire in Columbus is
not his having discovered a
world, but his having gone to
search for it on the fifth of an
opinion
—Turgot
The pioneer of something new-
under the sun is never Jut: he
cannot be; the opinions of people
fly too high or too low
—Mary Baker Eddy