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Thursday, June 29, 1944
Vernonia Eagle
of lumber for every purpose and
Cautioned that fire started here
in Oregon from man’s careless
ness will be just Ike shooting
our soldiers in the back.
and family were here from Rort-
land and spent the week end with
his parents.
Lightning struck two trees in Soldiers Need Lumber
Big Eddy park a w«ek ago Sun.,
It takes 300 feet of lumber to
doing some damage to one tree land a soldier or marine on a
NATAL — Norman Henderson
but setting no fires.
beachhead and 50 feet each
Norman Peterson has been month to keep him there. This
helping Noble Qunlap make hay. lumber goes to repair docks, to
Mrs. Titus spent Sat., in Ver build troop shelter and to
nonia shopping and visiting box and crate everything from
friends.
food and medicine to planes and
Mrs. Alice Lindsay came down guns which land with the troops.
Fri., morn., and spent the day Oregon supples nearly one fourth
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Pet of all /the nation’s lumber—that
is why we must keep fire from
erson.
Mrs. J. C. Moran and Jerrol our forests.
Two mu.ts for every citizen,
and Mrs. Carmichael and John
picked strawberries at Bill Rose’s the local KOG representative in
place on Clatskanie Mt. Sun.
sisted, are: Don’t start fires your
Patricia Moran came out from self and if you see a fire you
A STRIKE!
Portland Sun., and spent Sun., can’t put out, call the nearest
That’s what you make night and Mon., at home.
fire warden at) once.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lind
by visiting Dessy’s for
drove out from Portland Sun., DRIVING EXAMINER DUE
that long, tall one after say
A traveling examiner of opera
and visited Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
you’re through working .Lindsay,
tors and chauffeurs is scheduled
returning Mon.
for the day.
Mrs. Joe Lalli returned from to arrive here 'Thursday, July
Portland Sat., where she had been 6 and will be on duty at the city
hall between the hours of 10
spending a few days.
Mrs. Carmichael visited with a.m. and 4 p.m.
her daughter, Mrs. V. W. Berg,
GRAY HAIR?
Wed.
Li^klrir.g Strikes
Big Eddy Trees
Many new clubs have been
formed and new leaders are tak
ing over the responsibilities <<
their clubs, showing that the in
terest in club woTk as an aid
to helping young people is very
high in Columbia county.
and demonstrations.
Mrs. Pearl Becker, war food
assistant, is assisting the county
agricultural agent, George Nelson,
and home demonstration agent,
Columbia county will have a Mrs. Maude C. Casswell, in or
ganizing and assisting- 4-H -cliibs
4-H Home Economics Achieve that produce food. The food pro
ment fair. Special emphasis will duction clubs organized thus far
be placed on .canning, cookery, are: dairy, poultry, rabbit, gard
clothing, club exhibits, judging en, canning and cooking.
4-H Fair Is
Plan in County
KEEP UP WITH THE TIMES
Read The Vernonia Eagle for
events of interest in the Nshal-
em valley. Be up to date.
Barclay’s fits in with finer things
J —naturally!
Straight BOURBON Whiskey
80.6 Proof
Jas. Barclay & Co. Limited • Peoria, Illinois
Dessy’s
Tavern
Mike and Marge White
Managers
i Candy Sale ? i
YES, that’s just what'
we said. We have lots >
j of bars, bulk and box
. candy at a price to suit'
! your purse.
j In bulk we have pea-,
nut clusters, asstd. fruit ’
j drops, fancy mixed, j
mints, Boston beans,
j chccolate-covered pea- j
. nuts and several other ‘
• kinds so, IF IT’S CAN-j
1DY YOU’RE LOOK-1
1 ING FOR, STOP AT •
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The Cozy
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KOG Committee
Urges Care
“Don’t be a treasonist this
Fourth of July.”
That is the word sent out by
Otto H. H. Peterson, chairman,
Columbia county Keep Oregon
Green committee, as a warning
to campers and others who will
spend this Fourth holiday in the
woods of the state.
“Forest fire danger will be
great from now on during the
balance of the summer,” he
pointed out. “We are short of
moisture now in the woods. With
a combination of dry east winds
and low humidity, the entire
western Oregon section could be
come a firey holocaust. Eastern
Oregon range forest areas are
just as bad off.”
Mr. Peterson pointed out that
every invasion beachhead in the
Pacific- and European theatres
of wkr require billions of feet
Brunette
Blonde
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Redhead
Get Grayvita Vitamins
Yes, people the nation over have reported
GRAYV4TA Vitamins WORK, and that their
gray hair is returning to its natural color.
GRAYVITA Vitamins contain the same amount
of "anti gray hair vitamin” (Plus 450 I nt. units
Bi) as tested by a lending housekeeping maga
zine. Of those tested, 88% had return of hair
color. GRAYVITA Vitamins are non-fat ten
ing, can’t harm your "permanent.” 30 day
supply $1.50; 100 days, $4.00. Phone
NANCE PHARMACY
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SAFEWAY 'HamemaJœM' Cjuide
o you save everything
but money
One of the most important savings is to save
money when buying the necessities of life
(and the best investment for that saved
money is a War Savings Bond!). Food is a
necessity, of course—And when you buy all
your food at Safeway, consistently, you save
money!
Diced Beets
Gardenside No. 21-4 13c
12 cans $1.49
Beans
White Tag No. 2 can 13c
Will be open as usual
on July 4th
Peaches
12 cans $1.93
Red Tag (28) No 303 17c
Corn
12 can for $1.49
Del Monte Cream No 2 can 13e
Peas
12 cans for $1.23
Gardenside No 2 can 11c
Heath’s Service Station
Phone 5711
At the Mile Bridge, Riverview
Ritz Crackers lb pkg 19c
85c
DRY CLEANING PRICES REDUCED
Pants ............... 50c Overcoats ......... $1.00
Dresses ........... $1.00 Suits ................ $1.00
Sweaters...............50c
Pick Up and Delivery Weekly on Thursdays
Office: Ben Brickel’s Barber Shop
Oregon Laundry and Cleaners
,
Pork & Beans, (15) 2, 26-oz can 25c
Penthouse
12 cans $1.49
Dev. Ham, Underwood 3-oz can 18c
Tang, Prem, Spam, Lch Mt 12oz 34c
Ripe Olives, Lindsay med 16 oz 22c
Chopped Olives, Libby No*/4 cn 13c
Canterbury Tea, black half lb 43c
Sun Valley Beverages 64-oz bot 49c
Cheese, Battleground (10 pts) lb 34c
Peanut Butter, Real Rst 2-lb jar 43c
Margarine, Sunny Bank (2) lb 18c
Beets, Lord Mott (C) No2 can 3/25c
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Krispy Soda Crackers 2-lb ctn 33c
Salad Dressing, Duchess 32 oz 36c
Mustard, Heinz Brown 6-oz jar 9c
Pancake Flour, Suzanna 40-oz 15c
Oil Wrap Paper, 150-foot roll 24c
Wesson Oil (0)
qt bot
Royal Satin Shortening 3 lb
Crisco Shortening 3-lb glass
Sierra Pine Toilet Scap 3 bars
Matches, Favorite ctn 6 boxes
52c
59c
68c
14c
21c
Saving the Best in
Fresh Vegetables
FiW FOODS are better to eat — and
better for us—than fresh vegetables.
And yet, it’s surprising how easy it
is to lose much of their food and
flavor value in cooking. Here are a
few hints on how to SAVE those
goodnesses:
FRESH vegetables (picked from
your garden or bought at the store)
should be washed quickly and stored
immediately—vitamins and min«
erals are lost in soaking.
MOST vegetables should be cooked
rapidly in a small amount of water
(but use plenty of water for greens
and strong-flavored vegetables, and
cook them uncovered).
SALT for flavor should be added
when the cooking is started—do not
use soda in cooking fresh vegetables.
KEEP vegetables whole for cook
ing, if you want to retain the best
nutritional values.
SERVE them the minute they’re
cooked!
V.g.tabl. Moo of tho Wook
CURRIIO MAS
2 cups fresh peas
2 tbsps. butter or
margarine
Y1 *>p. salt
2 tsps, curry
powder
'/i tap. popper
Shell peas and cook, uncovered, in
rapidly boiling salted water to cover
until tender, about 10 to 15 minutes.
Drain. Add butter or margarine,
curry powder, salt and pepper.
Serves 4 to 6.
!
Director
Safeway Homemakers' Bureau
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Good Housekeepers
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ERESH PRODUCE
BUY YOUR PRODUCE BY THE POUND
AND SAVE!
SHAFTER WHITE POTATOES
Hats Cleaned, Blocked
No. 2 9c; 12 for 98c
White Tag
Tomatoes 12 cans $1.53
“Where the Crowd Goes”
Keeping your car properly greased and oiled
with the change of seasons is a matter of bet
ter life or approaching death to your car. All
the more so if there are days on end when your
car never leaves the garage. For the sake of
your car, have us lubricate it frequently!
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LEW’S PLACE
Adjust Car Lubrication
To Summer Driving!
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ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT
CANTELOUPE
NU-MADE
MAYONNAISE
Reaches
* 27c
you fresher! jar
Quart jar
47c
PLUMBS
CHERRIES
CALAVOS
Carrots-Clip-top
CABBAGE-Lccal
Tomatoes - Firm ripe
Lettuce-Solid head
Turnips - Tender,
crisp
Cauliflower-Good
quality
BEEF ROAST arm, blade cut A grade lb 27c 5
B grd lb 25c 5
SIRLOIN STEAK
A grd lb 40c 11
B grd lb 33c 11
ROUND STEAK
A grade lb 38c 13
B grade lb 34c 13
FOWL, A grade
lb 42c
SLICED MEDIUM HALIBUT
lb 37c
FRESH CRAB MEAT
half lb 52c
FRESH DRESSED RABBITS
lb 55c
PICNICS
lb 29c Veal Roast
lb 29c
Sugar Cured
Shoulder AA grade ,
BACON
lb 29c Veal Chops
Bacon Jowls
lb 19c
Any size piece
Rib AA grade
lb 39c
Ground Beef lb 28c
A Grad«
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