Thursday, Nov. 13, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
2
y€UK TOWN’S TOPICS
and Mrs. Frank Hartwick, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H-orn, Mr. Mrs. O. T. Bateman and Mr.
Mrs. Ben Brickel attended the
gon-Santa Clara football game
in Portland Armistice Day.
Attend Ball Game—
and
and
Ore­
held
Father-Son banquet. Evangelical
social hall, Nov. 14, 6:30 p. m.
Birth Announced—
-
the former Frances Lappe, will be spend several weeks at their son of Salem were business visitors Attend Game—
in Vernonia Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Moon and
interested to learn of the birth of ranches.
a son, John Chester, on November Here from Portland----
Dance at Natal, Sat.. Nov. 15. daughter,
La Rue, attended the
Glen
Davis
orchestra.
Door
prizes,
football
game
held at the Multnom-
6. This is the second child. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Kennedy of
lt— ah stadium Armistice.
Portland
were
Vernonia
visitors
Green mans at Game—
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman Thursday. Mr. Kennedy was for­
witnessed the Oregon-Santa Clara merly the butcher in the Nehalem
game played in Portland last Tues­ Market.
day, as did Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruhl Here from Portland—
and Mrs. A. J. Hughes.
Miss Helen Messing, Miss Marjorie
Holtham and Frank Chaney of Port­
Hillybilly dance at Pleasant Hill
land spent the week-end here visi­
Grange hall, Sat., Nov. 15.
46tl
ting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lex Taylor are
being felicitated on the birth of a
To Leave for Alaska—
daughter, Lexa Lynn, born Sunday,
Melvin and Lester Mowe are reav­
November 9, in the Jones hospital
ing this week for Alaska where they
in Hillsboro. The baby weighed 7
will be employed.
pounds, 7 ounces.
Go to San Francisco-—
Dance at Natal, Sat., Nov. 15.
Glen Davit orchestra. Door prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Salomonsen
and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Reichardt
It----
left Saturday for San Francisco to
attend a business meeting of the
Visit the Junkins----
Visitors at the J. C. Junkins Chevrolet Motor Co. They planned
home Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. to return here Friday of this week.
Harry Schiling and son, David, of
New small white
table model
IRdlywood, California, and MJrs. radio complete with aerials, only
Dolly Clark of Portland. The ladies $11.95; walnut finish only $10.95.
are nieces of Mrs. Junkins.
Unbreakable cabinets. Geo. G. Pat­
Father-Son banquet, Evangelicr* erson.
social hall, Nov. 14, 6:30 p. m.
Timber Fallers Wanted—
46tl —
Father-Son banquet. Evangelical
social hall. Nov. 14, 6:30 p. m.
Return from Trip----
'Desmond Laird with his sisters,
Vivian and Lillian, returned Thurs­
day of last week from their trip
to New York City and a return trip
through the South where they visi­
ted friends and relatives in Mio.,
issippi.
Father-Son banquet, Evangelical
social hall, Nov. 14, 6:30 p. m.
Group Here Tuesday—
Frank Miller of Portland, George
Miller of Forest Grove and B. Sis-
The U. S. Civil Service Commis­
sion announces an examination for
the positions of Foreman (Timber)
and Timber Faller. The examina­
tions are for the purpose of filling
existing and future vacancies at
the Bonneville Power Administra­
Birth Announced—
tion, throughout the states of Ore­
Friends of Mrs. Chester Phillips, gon, Idaho and Washington. Appli­
cations must be on frle not later
than December 1. Full information
Guaranteed
may be obtained at the post office.
1
Ladies of the Christian church
met Wednesday, November 12. to
make plans for the annual Christ­
mas bazaar which will be held this
year on the 13th of December.
Plan Bazaar—
Watch Repairing
w. T. JACOBS
1162 State Street
Vernonia
------------------
.
..
- ■---------------- ......... .. ..
,,
-- --------------- ,
SWEATERS
Bulton-Zippers-Slip-Overs
WOOL COATS
Blazers-Mackinaws-Stags
COMPLETE LINE OF HEAVY WOOL SOCKS
J. C. [Abe] Lincoln
The Men’s Store
PROTECT PRECIOUS EYESIGHT
WITH ENOUGH LIGHT
MW
. .. OR yûVR AWHÍV 9ACK!
SKINNED HAMS
Swift’s
Hunt Near Taft—
Lb 32c
Premium
Lb. 27c
BACON
By the Piece ____
Lb. 33c
SIRLOIN STEAK
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Coon returned
to their home in Vernonia after
spending several months at Dallas.
Mr. Coon still suffers from a head
injury received some time ago and
is unable to return to work.
We have a few good used wood
ranges priced from $15.00 up-—on
E-Z terms at Geo. G. Patersons.
PET MILK
Cherub Milk
Tall Cans
4
Tails
3/25c
$3.98 Case
$3.87 Case
Red Beans
LEMON
BEER
Blue Rs. Rice
Orange Peel
11 -cz. stubs.
3 for 29c
$2.29 Case
5-lb. cello sk.
Brown Derby
Bordens, Al­
pine, Carn’tn.
33c
8-oz.
37c
pkg.
20c
46tl—
Here for Armistice—
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jordan and
their son, Jacpie, spbnt Armistice
day with Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Liv­
ingstone. Mr. Jordan is manager
of the Penney store at Silverton.
See Prineville Game----
Vernonia rooters seen at the
Prineville football field last Friday
were: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olsen
and daughter, Betty; Mrs. John
Hatfield and daughter, Jonnibel;
Joyce Knight, Marianna Furnish,
Mrs. Ross Duncan, Nina MacDonald,
Margaret Anderson. Patsy Tisdaiv,
Marjorie Lolley, Kathleen Lolley,
Gwendolyn Graves, Jack Myers.
Jackie Nance, Jack Nance, Lee
Schwab, Frank Lusby, Bill Temple­
ton. Dan Olin, Herbert Olin of
Kelso, John Plymale, Gordon o.ne,
Jack Frisbie, Don Hall of Mist,
Mrs. Myrtle Holce, Bob Mathews
and Mary Jane Dass, all of Mist,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartwick
and daughter. Maxine, and Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Kamholz. Mrs. Chris
Nicar and Ruth and Doris Byers,
all formerly of Vernonia and now
residing in Bend, were also present
for the fray.
Real Roast Peanut Butter 2-lb. jar 29c Campbell Soups Except chic., mush. 9c
Lunch Box Sandwich Spread 16-oz 24c ■Sunny Dawn Tomato Juice 46-oz. 18c
3-lb. can 63c
Stellar Facial Tissues
500’s
23c Snowdrift Shortening
3-lb. can 66c
Zee Wax Paper 125-fcot rolls 2/25c Crisco
Royal Satin Shortening 3-lb. can 55c
Brillo Soap Pads
12 pads 15c
Gerbers Dry Cereal
8-oz. pkg. 15c Cut Spaghetti, Macaroni 3-lb. bag 21c
Nalleys Horseradish Mustard 9-oz. 9c Staregon Tomatoes No. 2 Vis 2 for 25c
Satin Mix Candy, Brkn. Mix 1-lb 13c Butter Kernel Corn No. 2s 2 for 27c
Favorite Matches
Carton of 6 19c Emerald Bay Spinach No. 21/2S 15c
Albers Corn Flakes 11-oz. pkg. 3/18c Packers Label Plums No. 2% can 12c
Johnsons Gio-Coat Wax Quart 98c Castle Crest Peaches No. 2x/2 can 19c
Nob Hill Coffee 2 lbs. 45c; 1 lb. 23c Libby Sliced Pineapple No. l%s 10c
14-oz. bottle
11c
Julia Lee Wright’s Bread
11c Red Hill Catsup
POULTRY SEASONING
2-os. c.. I3c
ENGLISH MAID MINCE MEAT 2 lb. far 25«
HEINZ PUDDINGS’“3 nu“33c
JELL WELL DESSERTS. PUDD'MGS rk. 4c
White Satin Sugar 100 lbs $5.71
LARGE FRANQUETTE WALNUTS Lb 25c
JOLLY TIME POPCORN
10- ol Can | I f
FLUFF» ST MARSHMALLOWS 414c
FRESH CHOCOLATES,^" 65c; sn..$l.l9
FOY GRAFEFOUIT J!”“ 2 No. 2 c.« 25c
SUNDOWN FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 1 co 11 c
HARPER HOUSE PEARS
No 2» e.«. 19c
BROKEN SLICE PINEAPPLE '”“’-., tic
COUNTRY HOME CORN
2
25c
HIGHWAY SAUE» *RAUT No 24 co IOc
OCEAN SPRAY
CRANBERRY SADCE
17-oz. can 13«
KITCHEN CRAFT
ENRICHED FLOUR
49-lb sack
H.69
FISHER S
BLEND
49-LB. SK.
ÍL92
Used Crosley-Shel vadore Refrig­
erator in A-l condition. Only $69.75,
$14.00 down, $5.00 per month at
Geo. G. Patersons.
46tl —
L TiwririTf -i < rrrí ¡;K! if
In Bend-
THOUSANDS ARE STUDYING
NUTRITION IN THE HOME
by
enrolling in this informa­
tive. easy. 10-lessons-by- mail
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kerns left
this week for Bend where they will
(HROLL R
today *-.
X
■
TARM - IRISH' PRODUCI
Solid
Pound
CARROTS Tops Off
Nehalem
Dairy Products Co
PHONE 471
AVOCADOS
APPLES
Johnson Liquid Wax Quart 69c
AT SAFEWAY!
CABBAGE
MOTHERS—
Medical science has
proved that milk is
the most satisfactory
food for growing
children and adults!
Grade A Milk & Cream
Phone today for reg­
ular delivery to your
home.
AIRWAY COFFEE Lb b>, 18c 3ibb.,52c
EDWARDS COFFEE lb c. 27ci2 ibcn53c
HILLS BROS. COFFEE 'I.30c 1 2‘L 57 c
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE lb. 29; 2'Cb„55c
OUR MOTHERS CGCOA
2-lb. pkg 17 c
SNO-COLA 12-oi. bcttlea
6 lor 23 c
TOWN HOH«E GR FRUIT JUICE S“ 18c
Gardenside Het Sauce 4 for 15c
Libby Pineapple Juice No. 2 12c
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP
5 lb c»65c
STRAINED HONEY
l-ib. «»43,
BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER 2ib -32c
LUNCH BOX SANDWICH SPREAD %•" 39c
KRAFT CHEESE
l ..,69 c
BLUE JACKET COVE OYSTERS 2 c5.~ ZOc
SU-PIIRB SOAP 24.0.19c;
so«.,37c
OXYDOL
24*oz. box 21c
HERSHEY BARS scs... 3 io. IOc;2'^25e
VAN CAMP PORK * BEANS No. 2* s. 14c
PUREX BLEACH
Quart BaHk 13c
WHIYE MAGIC BLEACH
Qu.nBoHi.lOc
course by Julia Lee Wright.
Take advantage of this :t»por-
tunity now.1
GET YOUR ENROLLMENT COUPON
■
How can you tell when you have enough light?
It is no longer a matter of individual opinion.
Now light can be measured. You can see for
yourself when you have enough with the new
light meter.
Look for the NORBEST Seal—the seal of
the Northwestern Turkey Growers’ Associa­
tion—on the wing of every turkey you buy
at Safeway. It means that it is a U. S.
PRIME TURKEY, government inspected and
graded. Tender-meated and guaranteed to
please you in every way or your full pur­
chase price will be refunded.
PORK ROAST
Pound
Picnic Style . ..............
PRICES
CHICKENS
Pound
Fri., Nov. 14
Dry Picked
to Wed., 19
SWIFT’S PICNICS Pound
Boned & Tied.............
Return to Vernonia----
Father-Son banquet. Evangelical
social hall, Nov. 14, 6:30 p. m.
SIGHT IS PRICELESS-LIGHT IS CHEAP
GRAND-TASTING
THAT WILL ROAST DELICIOUS
TENDER. AND GOLDEN BROWN
One 32 Special Winchester Model
64 Rifle
complete with
29
SP
weaver telescope; used, only $44.50,
at Geo. G. Patersons.
46tl —
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White and
Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Roberts spent
last Sunday in the vicinity of Taft
hunting ducks.
4
New
Ortleys
3 Lbs 10c
Crop Lb. 23 c
Pound
5c
SWEET
POTATOES
Jersey,
Lb- 5c
Elastic Starch
12-oz. pkg.
Crescent Mustard
32-oz. jar
Gold Medal Bisquick Flour 40 oz.
Shredded Wheat NBC
2 for
8c
15c
28c
21c
Peaccck Rolled Oats
9-lb. bag
Sunsweet Medium Prunes 2-lb pkg
Canned Pumpkin No. 2J/2s 3 for
KC Baking Powder
25c can
39c
29c
25c
18c