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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1944)
4 Thursday, July 13, 1944_____Vernonia Eagle News Incidents of side cf the street in this village Monday? Rawleigh Wheeler was in town but it was his day off. . . Like zucchini squash? Ask Cuisine Stella Lamping the de lectable way she prepares them, envy the shinglers of the Evan- Good eating, we’d say. . . Don't gelical church — gee, what a re of! . . . Getting one cherub’s Natal People Told Staff Sergeant Visits Friends; Brother Gets Wound at Biak Island Timber Store Owners Leave TIMBER—Forty ladies attend ed the farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. John Marchal, who left recently for their home in Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Marchel op erated the mercantile store here. Mrs. Edith Riggle of Buxton visited Sat. until Mon. at the Elmo Tailman home with her granddaughter and first great granddaughter from Walla Walla. Mrs. Lorraine Tailman and ba by, Donna Lorraine, left Mon. for their home in Walla Walla after having spent a week at the B. Tallman home. They were ac companied to Portland by Mrs. Edith Riggle and Mrs. B. Tail man, and were met by Mrs. Tail man’s mother Mrs. Nellie Page. Jack Klein, army man station ed in La. and Mrs. Klein from Texas arrived Mon. They will visit Mr. Klein’s mother and hus band Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tolson. Do you ever wonder what to serve for des sert? We have the an- wer—ICE CREAM! It’s health - giving, tasty, and a pleasure to serve on any table. The Cozy Bus Depot Ph. 582 TIMBER—SSgt Walter Wright of San Francisco spent Thurs. night here visiting friends while on furlough. He lived here when a small boy. Will Shepard left Sun. for Fort Jone i, Calif, to visit his mother, Mrs. Anna Shepard. Mrs. Swaggert heard last week that her 'brother, Tec. Cpl. Obie L. Simmons was wounded June 5 in action on Biak Island. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Brown at tended the funeral of her nephew Byron Townsend, 2V4, Portland, who drowned in Zig Zag river last Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Warner ot Portland and Mrs. Fred Bonnell and three children of Paulsbo, Wn. were week end visitors at the. C. P. Bcnnell home. Zqna Lee Bonnell visited re cently with Anna Marquez in Portland. Several Keasey Homes Opened to Visitors During Past Few Days KEASEY — Mrs. Geo. Brown and Mr. Westman visited at the Albert Krieger home Tues. Dale Johnson and Everett Rust visited at the Robert Hodg son home this week. They are school friends of J. P. Hodgson and are from Hillsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krieger and children and Mrs. Clarence Reed and Kenneth and Joan Lindsley visited at the Robert Hodgson home Sat., eve. Mr. and Mrs. Pye are spending a few days at the Clarence Reed home. Mr. Pye is Mr. Reed’s cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lund and daughter, Reatha Jane, and Marie Christenson and Mrs. W. B. Reed visited at the Albert Krieg er home Sun. Mrs. V. M. Lindsley and child ren and Miss Claribel Lindsley and Lee Lindsley visited at the W. J. Lindsley home Sun. Ml NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF VICINITY: Sawdust... GUARANTEED Watch Repairing W. T. JACOBS 941 1st Avenue, Vernonia Straight BOURBON Whiskey 80.6 Proof Jo*. Barclay & Co. Limited • Peoria. Illinois 7:15 p.M DON LEE-MUTUAL LOWELL THOMAS NEWS TIME Standard of California SAFEWAY HamemaHwu' ¿¡ride. gg L Summer and Winter No matter what the season, you can buy quality food at money- Having prices —consistently low’ —if you shop at Safeway. Below, you will find some sample summertime prices. Let them guide you to real savings! \f Vanilla Flav 8-oz bot 10c 35c Peaches 15c No. 303 gis. Red Tag Sliced 28 points Hi-Ho Crackers lb 21c Sauerkraut /32-oz gis 22c Prune Jce Champion ' £ Plum Jam No. 2% gis. Starr Purple Plum No. 303 gis. I Oc 2-oz bottle 10c Spinach 3 No. 2% cans Emerald Bay 49c Shred Wheat 10c Sugar 32c Deviled Hain 3-oz cn 18c Lemon Jce Swift’s Prem 12-oz cn 34c Drop O’Lemon Meat product Baby Foods 4%oz can 7c Clapps 1 point pkg- Nabisco Breakfast Special Rinso Soap 24-oz bot 23c Granulated Toilet Soap t Blue Tag Underwood We wish to state that in the future the same prices of the past will prevail in both stores. We invite your patronage and any and all will be given prompt and courteous service. Thank you, Jack and Lola Nance Frank Lange was flying the dis tress signal Sunday and all with out her knowledge. Seems the flag was upside down and a boy scout (?) had to mention it be fore the flag was changed. There really wasn’t any distress at the Lange household, just the cele bration of wedding and birth an niversaries. When you ask for and receive an occasional bottle of Barclay’s Straight Bourbon, enjoy it with this thought — after Victory fine things will, again, be plentiful! Hear about the two staite po licemen who parked on the wrong or Lemon JWestag) AND VERNONIA NATAL— Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bittner called on Mrs. Lindsley Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell called on Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Lindsay Saturday evening. Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Living stone were supper guests Mon. of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay. hair cut is too much. Marie Haw* kins underwent the nerve-wrack ing experience of having both of her boys shorn the same morn ing. The brave (or calloused) mater. Alibi Gene, he was know’d as —wearer of new specs—makes mistakes in books — specs to blame, says alibi Gene. . .Mrs. 2 bars 13c Sierra Pine 5-ib bag 10-lb bag 62c Beet Is Your Car Summerconditioned Hot days place fARM-fReSR s PRODUCE more strain on your auto. It needs the proper greases to withstand wear and give you good service. LET HEATH LUBRICATE YOUR Sweet and Ripe Guaranteed Ripe APRICOTS, California Titons GRAPEFRUIT, Ariz. Seedless CAR! CUCUMBERS Slender, good slicers Heath’s Service Station Phone 5711 WATERMELONS, half, whole CANTALOUPES, Full of flavor PLUMS ( Santo Rosas CELERY, Utah type, crisp GREEN PEPPERS bell size GREEN BEANS Nice for stuffing Fresh, tender I At the Mile Bridge, Riverview Hats Cleaned, Blocked SAFíWAÜ MEATS 85c DRY CLEANING PRICES REDUCED Pants ............... 50c Overcoats $1.00 Dresses ......... $1.00 Suits ................ $1.00 Sweaters................ 50c No Points PICNICS, Sugar cured Pick Up and Delivery Weekly on Thursdays Office: Ben Brickel’s Barber Shop Oregon Laundry and Cleaners z lb 29c Pork Shldr Rcast, cen cut lb BACON, any size piece lb PORK STEAK, arm, bld lb LINK SAUSAGE type 3 lb 29c 33c 34c 41c Slic Troll Ct Chi Salmon lb 45c Veal Shldr Roast AA grd lb Veal Rib Chops AA grd lb Leg Veal Roast AA grd lb GROUND BEEF A grd lb SHORT RIBS A & B grd lb Fresh Dressed Fowl lb Sliced Med Halibut lb 29c 39c 35c 28c 19c 41c 37c Serve tall glacial glasses of NATIONAL BANK INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON A Locally-Owned, Independent Bank ■ Free red points for your US VU Them in to Your XulSsafeway Butcher Regularly! NOB HILL ROYAL SATIN SPRY RED HEN COFFEE Shortening Shortening MOLASSES • Whole Roast Mixes readily 3-lb jar 6gc 18-oz glass Lb. bag 23C 1 3 ,b i*r 59c iced tea for real warm weather refreshment. Make it extra good with full strength CANTERBURY TEA Orange Pekoe «>• 85c 'A «> 43c
