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Vernonia Eagle
Thursday, May 25, 1944
Natal Residents
Serve on Board
A service check with
'every job! None of the
little details that are so
important, are over­
looked when you have
mechanical work done
at our shop. We don’t
measure our service by
the dollar sign, but by
customer satisfaction.
Vernonia
Auto Co.
A Safe Place to Trade
OPA TIRE INSPECTING
STATION NO. 5-2-1
NATAL—Those serving on the
election board at Vernonia Fri.,
from down river were Mrs. Eva
Pringle, Mrs. John Titus and
Mrs. Joe Lalli.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay called on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson Sat.,
eve.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmichael and
You will be amazed
at the size and flavor of
Pal Shop drinks. Spec­
ial flavors of ice cream,
too, made by us, for
you.
Pal Shop
TECHNOCRACY
Otto H. Peterson Spoke
At Natal Graduation
Monday, May 22
NATAL — Natal school had
their graduation exercises at Na­
tal school house Monday evening.
A large crowd of parents and
friends gathered to wish the
graduates the best of everything.
The school exhibit was beautifully
arranged upon the walls.
A wonderful program was fur­
nished by the teacher and pupih
and was enjoyed by all. County
school superintendent Otto H.
Peterson was present and gave
a short talk to the children. Our
one regret is that Mrs. Smith will
not be, our teacher next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap attended
the farewell party at Mist Sat.
eve., for the Don Hall family
which is moving to Tacoma.
Mrs. Hall and Donnie drove to
Tacoma the latter part of last
week.
Doris Porter, Gladys Dass and
John Carmichael graduated from
the 8th gvade at Natal Monday
evening.
Clatskanie visitors last Tues.,
from Natal were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph George, Mrs. Don Hall and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterspn. .
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and
Mrs. Eva Pringle and Mary Lou
were shopping in Vernonia Mon.
Word was just received of the
passing of Clifford Barlow of
Warrenton Mon. Mr. Barlow was
well known here by many of the
pioneers of the valley.
Too Late To Classify
FOR SALE: Three milk, cows,
two fresh now, one next month.
G. W. Parker, Riverview.
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V-MAIL BEST FOR
URGENT CORRESPONDENCE
Because V-Mail always arrives
safely, the Navy advises that all
discussion of legal or urgent mat­
ters, as well as regular corres­
pondence, be carried on by V-
Mail rather than by ordinary
mail.
An occasional acquaintance with
Barclay’s is a reminder that some day
fine things will again be plentiful.
Straight BOURBON Whiskey
80.6 Proof
Jas. Barclay & Co. Limited • Peoria, Illinois
John had Sun., dinner with Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Berg and family.
Mrs. Polandri called on Mrs.
Fred Johnson and Mrs. Lindsay
Thurs.
Mrs. Lalli and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Johnson and Mrs. Lindsay
drove to Portland Tues.
Mrs. M. B. Steers drove to
Portland Tues.
Noble Dunlap and Clyde Hen­
derson served on the election
board at Mist Fri.
Noble Dunlap drove to St. Hel­
ens S'at., with the election returns
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PRESENTS
Reo W. McCaslin
Authorized Speaker,
TECHNOCRACY Inc.
SUBJECT
GFT FULL VALUES.,
"THE THREAT OF PEACE"
buy PRODUCE by tbe pound
Safeway rushes fresh fruits and vegetables to the
store, and prices them by weight! No more worry about
paying too much for a “small head” of this, or a
“dozen” of that! Pound-pricing means full value for
you in fine fresh produce!
SUNDAY
MAY 28, 1944
2 P. M.
Rhubarb
ONIONS
MASONIC
TEMPLE
1119 S.W. Park
Avenue
California Bermuda
dry, white
type
Per pound
NEW
PORTLAND,
OREGON
Spinach
POTATOES
Large, firm, white
RADISHES
27c
Cabbage
Egg Noodles
pkg 13c
Betty Baker 14 oz.
85c
Green Tomatoe Slices
DRY CLEANING PRICES REDUCED
19c
Libby 2 Mi jar
Pants .............. 50c Overcoats
$1.00
Dresses ........... $1.00 Suits ............... $1.00
%
Sweaters............... 50c
Toilet Soap
Pick Up and Delivery Weekly on Thursdays
Office: Ben Brickel’s Barber Shop
Pears, Harper House 26c 12/2.95
___ Oregon Laundry and Cleaners
The Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
3 for 10c
Maxine Bar
43 pts
Make a delicious
pie for dinner!
lb 5c
WINESAP APPLES - Extra fancy - lb ICV2C
9c
5 pounds
Admission
.42
Tax ..................08
Total ............... 50
Hats Cleaned, Blocked
2 Mi
Devild Ham, Cudahy 3oz can 15c
Spam or Tang 12oz can (0) 35c
Green Tomatoe Sics, Lby 2% 19c
Mapleine, mple flvr 2 oz bot 29c
Bt Sugar, bring your stps 51b 32c
Bis-Quick, Flour 40 oz okg 31c
Beans, Blue Lake 11c 12 for 1.25
303 can
Bt™X.fSs’
- Crisp and fresh -
lb 5c
lb 17c
New crop- IL 21/ „
firm and crisp W U / ~ v
Edwards Coffee, lb 28c 2 lbs 55c
Drip er Reg.
Matches, Favorite Brand Ctn
Cheese Sprd, Kraft Amr (3)
Marg., Sny Bank (2 pts) lb
Peaches, Red Tag 17c 12 for
21c
17c
18c
1.87
303 jar
Airway Coffee, whole rst lb 20c
Zoam, Fisher’s Cereal 20 oz 19c
Filters, cloth or paper pkg 2/15c
Bread, Julia Lee Wright’s lg- 12c
Tuna, Valid
2-’/2 cans 25c
For hors d’oeuvres
Corn, For. Pride 2- 11c ea 12/1.25
Corn, Ctry Hm No2 14c 12/1.59
Spnach Pr Pk Fey 2% 16c 12/1.83
Veg-All, Larrens 15c 12 for $1.71
8 pts
14%|oz.
BACON CORNMEAL MUFFINS
cups enriched 2 tbsps. sugar
2 eggs, well beaten
flour, sifted
“
1 cup milk
% cup yellow
•/i cup melted ba­
cornmeal
con fat
1 tbsp, baking
6 slices cooked ba­
powder
con, chopped
% tsp. salt
mix all dry ingredients to­
gether. Combine beaten eggs, milk
and melted bacon fat, add to dry
ingredients with chopped cooked
bacon, stirring only enough to
dampen flour. Fill greased muffin
pans two-thirds full and bake in
moderately hot oven (425° F.)
about 20 minutes. Makes 8 muffins.
Sift and
LIMA BEAN A BACON CASSEROLE
1 cup tomatoes
2 cups lima beans
*/2 large onion
(dry)
6 slices bacon
Salt and pepper
Soak lima beans, then simmer until
tender. Season with salt, pepper, add
tomatoes and finely chopped onion
and place in a 2 qt. casserole. Add
strips of bacon over the top and bake
in moderate oven (350° F.) for 30
minutes. Serves 5 to 6.
WORLD WAR I
One 100 lb Sack of
Sugar
00
cost
BUT TODAY
— at SAFEWAY —
$26.°° wiH buy 100 ,bs
of Sugar and ail these
items besides!—
1 sack flour 49 lb $1.99
Kitchen Craft
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SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEAT
INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF
INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON
Sirloin Steak Grade B lb 33c (11)
A Locally-Owned, Independent Bank
Ground Beef, A Grade lb 28c (0)
Skned Hams, Whle or Bt % lb 36c
Sugar Cured Picnics
lb 29c
Short Ribs Grde A & B lb 19c (0)
Sugar Cured Cottages
lb 38c
Bacon, by the piece
Sliced Bacon, rind on
Fresh Dressed Fowl
lb 29c
lb 35c
Beef Roast, Grade B lb 25c (7)
Arm & Blade Cut
Link Sausage, Type 3
Oregon-American
LUMBER
CORPORATION
a
What a joy to’have plenty of
it available! And you know, bacon
has many fine uses for lunch and
dinner, in addition to time-honored
“baconfor breakfast.” Here are some
suggestions which 1 hope you’ll try:
BACON!
lb 41c
lb 44c
1 sk Rolled Oats 101b 50c
1 case Cherub Milk $3.95
I cs Corn, Cntry Hm 3.12
1 cs Peas, San Wan $3.36
1 cs Beans Grdnside 2.88
50 lbs No. 2 Potatoes 1.36
3 lbs Edwards Coffee 84c
3 lbs Royal Satin 60c
1 sk Albers flapjk fir 66c
1 21b pkg Crackers 28c
101b sk Corn Meal 48c
TOTAL ................ $26.00
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