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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1943)
6 Thursday, Àugüst 26, 1943 Those Who Are In It Vernonia Eagìe YOUR TOWN’S TOPICS Service Held — 3ENT TO FORT RILEY Lynn * Brady, son of Mr.- and Mrs. J. T. Brady, has begun train ing at Fort Riley, Kansas. After his induction into the army, he left here August 5. SERGEANT VISITS “Sgt. B. V. Morris of the army air corps visited here last week end while on a short furlough. Chosen Vice-President Emil Messing, postmaster here, is one of the vice-presidents chos en by George B. Conyers of Clats kanie, newly-elected president of the Columbia County Pioneers as sociation. Other in the county chosen by Mr. Conyers are Dr. Edwin Ross of St. Helens, Mrs. W. A. Wood of Rainier and Peter Banzer of Mist. Visit in Longview— ' Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Grunden visited Tuesday in Longview, Washington. The young people of the Assem bly of God church gathered at the home of Mrs. Nola Brady for a shut-in service for Mrs. J. W. Rosa Sunday evening. Motor to Portland— Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Slape and family, Mrs. Lamoin Milligan, and Mr. E. G. Slape motored to Port land Monday. E. G. Slape went on from there to the navy. We cure home-sickness with “the makings” of a parcel to a soldier boy away from home at Xmas time. All you have to do is come to our store, make your se lections, ask for an empty box and wrapping paper, make the package and mail it between Sept. 13th and Oct. 15th and Uncle Sam guarantees delivery by Dec. 25th. At Nance’s. It— Party Given— The Assembly of God church gave a farewell party for E. G. Slape Saturday evening at the R. C. Slape home. They presented him with a lovely gift. Most Annoying Are Squeaks Squeaks in your car are annoying, unnecessary, and embarrasing. Most of them can be eliminat ed by having your car greased and perhaps checked over in addition. There’s no need to list en to squeaks—go to Heath’s. Vi.lting Hara— Waves Yield Battled Note Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rosa fnd tou t'd to Forest Grove Tuesday, bring ing Mr. Rosa's sister-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Haney, ba.-k with them for a few week's visit. It took nearly two years for a bottle containing a note telling of the sinking of a Jap freighter in the South Pa cific to drift to Rockaway beach—between Nehalem and Tillamook in Tillamook coun ty, and Mrs. C. D. Murray happened to be on the beach just in time to pick it up. Not long after Mr. and Mrs. Murray arrived there Thurs day noon to spend several days the bottle drifted in on the tide and she picked it up. The note read: “To whom it may concern: The steam freight Genoa Maru of Yoko hama is sinking at approxi mately Lat. 42’ 81’ 11”, ‘ Long. 120’ 0’ 58”. Dec. 4, 1941.” It was scrawled on the back of a newspaper adver tisement in pencil. The bot tle cap is slightly rusted and a little water had seeped in to the bottle. Have Sunday Guests— Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles White Sunday included several Portlanders, Mrs. Joe Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Olson, and Mr. and Mis. John May. “Begin the Beguine” is a lilt ing, scintillating ballad — but what's more important is “begin the taking** of our brands of high- powered VITAMINS, now, to for tify your system against the colds of the coming winter. At Nance's. .It— TH* front right-hand corner, gc mg in, of our store is now cal led “Cornucopia” for the obvious reason that it is well stocked with pound boxes of chocolates ceiling- priced at $1.15. At Nance’s. It— In California— Ivirs. Joe Netka left earlier this month for California to be near her husband, who is stationed at Camp Beale. First Christian Church Return, from S bbi U b —- Visit Date Changed Mrs. Dave Marshall returned Tuesday night from Seattle, where she visited for two weeks with her son, Jack, and family. Because Labor day falls on th» date for the regular visit Of a representative of the Columbia County Public Welfare commis sion, Eva L. Tice, administrator, announces, this visit will be made next Monday, August 30, rather than September 6. Vi.it in Bend— Mr. and Mr». John Tunnell vis ited friends in Bend recently. Just made a large purchase of mattresses from the fac tories. See Bargains below Sale for 10 days only SANI-REST BOX SPRINGS with Steel Springs and good 50-lb felt mattress (Reg. $80) $37-50 ARIZONAS (Regularly $24.50) $J9.50 DREAMLINER (Regularly $26) $22-50 DOWNIES $32-50 (Regularly $36) STREAMLINER (Regularly $26) $22 50 DE LUX ($24.50) $20i DIXIE ($16.50) $¡4 40-pound COME EARLY BEFORE STOCK IS DEPLETED PULLETS PRODUCE —The Livingstones, Ministers Pullets owned by the Harvey H. 9:45—Bible school, M. L. Herrin, Crumes at Riverview are laying superintendent. 11:00—Communion service and the kind of eggs that are doing a preaching. Sermon subject: little extra for the war effort . . . “Spending My Time.” At least six dozen eggs sold by the 7 :30—Evening communion, song Crume family have had double service and sermon. Subject: yolks . . . must be putting in extra “Christian Patriotism.” effort to produce more food for 7:30 Wednesday evening—Prayer meeting. the nation . . . ------------ •------------ New stock of dinette sets with upholstered chairs. Jewett A. Bush-Furniture Vernonia, Ore. Phone 592 Heath’s Service Station Phone X57 At the Mile Bridge, Riverview Miller's Vernonia DEPARTMENT STORE If it’s blankets you need, we have them. Come in and shop. Cotton White Sheet Blankets *1.49 & Cotton Gray Sheet Blankets with Border Cotton ______________ ___ Border Double Blankets with *1.79 $1.39 *2.49 , 5% Wool Double Blankets. Popular Colors $4.95 25% Wool Double Blankets. Popular Colors *6.95 5% Wool Blankets. Fancy. Popular Colors. Satin Border 72” x 84” $3 59 25% Wool, 50 Rayon and 25 cotton. Large Size 72” x 84” in brushed finish with wide satin bord er. This blanket is recommended by the United States Bureau of Economics and the Nation Con sumer-Retailer Council Inc. These blankets have all the fine qualities to give maximum satisfac tion. They come in Rose, Blue, Green and Cedar Tomato Jce, Sunny Dawn No. 2 can 10c (3 blue) Serve ’em a steaming hot dish of Macaroni and Cheese It’s nourishing, thrif ty, point-cheap! Battleground Cheese lb 34c 8 points per lb. MACARONI 24 oz 23c Porter’s Elbow MACARONI 3 lb 30c Fancy Durham Hardwheat MACARONI 2 lb 17c Standard Flour (23 pts-blue) Pears, Del Monte (15-blue) 2^2 can 29c Corn, Country Home Whole Ao 2 15c (16 blue) Spinach, Garden Side (18 blue) 2% 21/2 15c Diced Betiis, White Tag (10 blue) 2s 9c Peas, Gardenside (18-blue) No 2 11c Cut Beans, Gardenside (11 blue) 2s 14c Mixed Soup Steck (8 blue) 2-lb bag 21c Ketchup, Heinz (15 blue) 14 oz bot 20c Catsup, Red Hill (15 blue) 14 oz bot 14c Crisco Shortening (4 red) lb ctn 68c Royal Satin Shortn’g (12 red) 3 lb 60c Margarine, Sunny Bank (4 red) lb 17c i SAFEWAY PRODUCE •v*. Select just what you can use today while it’s at its best, and pay only for what you get—by the pound. TOMATOES, Blue Mountain lb 8c CUCUMBERS, Local lb 8c CARROTS, Clip top lb 6c LETTUCE, Crisp lb 12c Sunkist Oranges — Bartlett Pears Peaches — Grapes Unrationed Values Jah-Vah Beverage lb 10c Kool-Aid, assorted pkg 5c Nob Hill Coffee lb bag 25c Airway Coffee lb bag 21c Edwards Coffee lb bag 27c Soup Mix, Min Man pkg 9c Vanilla Flav Westag 4oz 7c Flour, Fishers Bl 491b $1.08 Rice, MJB lb pkg 14c Red Karo Syrup l*/2 lb 16c Hi Ho Crackers lb pkg 21c Soda Crackers 2 lb pkg 33c Miscellaneous Needs SAFEWAY MEATS Red Hen Molas 18 oz 13c Pnut Bttr, Real Rst lb 29c Shredded Ralston 12 oz 11c Grpnts Wheat Meal lb 12c *7.95 Shred Wheat, Kel 12 oz 10c Pectin, Pen Jel 3oz pkg 12c Many other blankets in stock now such as the Portland Woolen Mills “Wool of the West.” ---------•--------- Dog Food Red Ht 12 oz 13c White Mag Blch % gal 17c Womens Sweaters and Skirts White1 Kg Toil soap 3/14c A complete department of sweaters now ar ranged with a very large stock for convenient service. Vege Cockt’l, V-8 (4 blue) 46 oz 30c Slic Pineapple, Dole No 2can 21c Swan Soap Med bar 6c Regardless of cut or price. Safeway meat is guaranteed to please you. Ï BEEF SPECIALS B Grade 12 SIRLOIN STEAK lb 34c 12 T-BONE STEAK lb 43c 9 Beef Roast, Arm, blade cut lb 26c A Grade LAMB SPECIALS lb 39c 7 LEGS lb 45c 7 RIB LAMB CHOPS lb 20c 1 LAMB BREAST 9 PORK CHOPS, center cut lb 38c 7 Loin Pork Roast, Rib end lb 31c lb 24c 4 PORK LIVER Dessert diary - summer 1943 When hot-weather appetites make light dinners appropriate, reinforce the menu with a hearty dessert— one that will tempt the family into getting its full share of nourishing food Good desserts can carry plenty of food values, you know, including vitamins, minerals, and energy-pro ducing essentials Our Diarv of Des serts offers foods that are grand 6nales to lightweight menus OLO-F ASHIONED PEACH FRUITEO FLOATING ISLAND - Place fresh berries or sliced fruits in tall sherbet dishes, cover with icy cold soft, boiled custard Top with me ringue made by beating egg whites until stiff, then adding powdered sugar and blending Put a fleck of jelly or jam on top of the meringue and chill. FRUIT BETTY — Combine 1!^ cups moist breadcrumbs with cup sugar and 1 tsps cinnamon Place alternate layers of fresh fruit and breadcrumbs in casserole beginning with fruit and ending with bread crumbs Dot with butter or other shortening, add H cup of fruit juice or water, cover casserole and bake in moderate oven (375‘ F ) for 45 minutes Serve with light cream or thin custard sauce OR DO SANDWICHES WORRT TOUT If your dessert problems are straight ened out. but sandwich fillings are a bore, then read Julia Lee Wright's article in this week’s Family Circle. It's packed with ideas Safeway Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT Direct« WIFE GETS SMART, MAKES HUSBAND HAPPY Nf LUX VISTA! • WON'T BUT (T wasn ’ t EVtMSivf. THAT’S IS WONOUF ul . MAT TH HOW MUCH XXl KUO WCT h C MAKIN'S • ■ COBBLER — Prepare biscuit dough as usual Roll it out to a thickness of % inch Cut strip to fit around the sides of a pan about 2 inches deep Arrange fresh, sliced peaches, sugared to taste, in pan Dot with butter Add l4 cup water to create steam Cover peaches with remaining dough, pressedgesto. gether and seal, cut large slits in top to allow steam to escape Bake in hot oven Í45O’ F / for 15 minutes, then turn down heat and bake in moderate oven (350° F > for 15 min utes longer TMM0 ASOUT IUVW «kXMCf BX MMMT. XXl BUT JUST THI AMOUNT MXJ WANT ANO THAT DOC J fUlMlMAH WASH. UMAAMS ! TXT SIW XXJ AU XJUA MONtT
