6 Thursday, Sept. 13, 1945 VERNONIA EAGLE
at the Case School of Applied
Science in Cleveland, Ohio. Theta
Tau is a national honorary frater.
nity whose membership is chosen
because of outstanding individual
scholarship, leadership, and ac­
tivities in the first three years of
college. Arthur attended the Uni­
versity of Washington before
going to Case. He is a member of
the Naval V-12 Unit at Case and
is majoring in civil engineering.
THOSE WHO
ARE IN IT
HEAVY GRAVEL IS
ADDED TO STREETS
IN RIVERVIEW
Mothers Club
Meeting Held
RIVERVIEW — On Friday
and Sat. the highway department
spread several loads of heavy
gravel on the 2nd St. S. of mile
bridge, which is appreciated by
the residents and others who use
this road. From streets lanes and
foot paths came dozens of young
knowledge seekers to board the
Vernonia-bcund school buses on
Mon. And four ladies, namely,
Mrs. Pearl Wilkerson, Mrs. Os­
car Steele, Mrs. Lloyd Callister
and Mrs. Wm. Heath either pre­
ceded or followed the buses to
take their place as instructors
in eithei- the grade or high
schools.
Mrs. J. A. Wirtz left Mon.
morning for Forest Grove where
she will assist her daughter, Mrs.
R. C. Kemper, while a new barn
is being erected and combining
operations carried out. The Kem-
pers had the misfortune to have
their barn full of hay and grain
burn to the ground early Sat.
morning of last week. No live­
stock was lost and no clew of
the origin of the fire was found.
TIMBER—Mother’s_ Club met
with Mrs. George Long last Wed.
TOUSLEY HONORED
Eight members were present. The
Arthur H. Tousley, son of
next meeting is to be with Mrs.
Mrs. Leatha E. Tousley, has been
Frank Shipley at Cannon Beach.
elected to Theta Tau fraternity
A farewell party was given
in the gym for Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Kraft. The Krafts have pur­
ON OKINAWA
chased a home in Portland and
Kyle E. Clark, Boatswain’s expect to move there soon.
Mate 2c is now on Okinawa with
Mrs. Donna Tallman and her
a naval construction battalion daughter, Donna Lorraine, of
operating there. Two new hos­ Walla Walla, spent last week at
pitals rising from rice paddies the Elmo Tallman home.
and the jungle are the latest
Mrs. Olin Cloninger and son,
additions to the island by the Raymond, and Paulene Bradley
seabees. His battalion is also of Portland were Sun. visitors
credited with laying the first of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
air strips and landing fields on Frank Bradley.
the island. The unit arrived
Miss Patty Dunn had as guests
shortly after D-day landings and last week, the two Ahlson sis­
its first duty was to unload sup­ ters of Portland.
plies and ammunition.
Mrs. Ed Lambert and two sons,
Raymond and Eugene, spent
HERE ON FURLOUGH
We’re »een
from Wed. to Sat. of last week
Pvt .Lee Engen arrived here
• o many
visiting friends in Olympia.
Saturday for an 18-day furlough.
Mr .and Mrs. J. Gorelie of
cMe« where
He has been stationed at Fort
Sunnyside, Ore. and Mr. and Mrs.
a little
Lewis attending engineer’s school
Wheeler Page of Walla Walla
foresigh t
He expects to be sent overseas
were dinner guests of Mr. and
upon returning to duty.
would have
Mrs. B. Tallman Sat. eve.
Zona Lee Bonnell who works
CAUTION IS TOPS
in the Forest Grove hospital,
costly re­
Caution is good fire protection spent Mon. nite here with her
pair bills
for every one. Forests provide parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston
•■'—that we
a huge portion of the good Bonnell.
things for living we all need.
earnestly
Mrs. Emma McCoy of Port­
Keep fire out of the forests at land spent several days last week
sarg'e Y OU
ALL times. Keep Oregon Green. with her sister and brother-in-
to let us
E. E.
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCoy,
check the
GREENWOOD
at Sunset Camp.
For Pasteurized
“WE'D RATHER
PREVENT
BREAKDOWNS
.. .Than Fix 'Em!"
FISHING
School Starts
Mon. Morning
DROP
CLASSIFIED
MIST — The youngsters are
back in the school room once
more. School began on Mon. of
this week with Mrs. Thomas
Enneberg and Miss Helmi Kauppi
as teachers.
Alton Ashley was a village
shopper on Mon. from down river
Mrs. Emma Aldridgg came up
fiom Seaside Fri. where she has
been caring for her sister, Mrs.
E. L. McCauley, for the past
month or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Garlock and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garlock were
in Portland Mon.
Mrs. Chas. Sundland and Mrs.
Austin Dowling were in Clats­
kanie Fri.
Mrs. Joe Roesier and small
son arrived home from Florence
Fri. eve., bringing her sister-in-
law for a couple of days visit.
Mr. Wm. Bridgers and Mrs.
Walter Larson were movie vis­
itors in Clatskanie Mon. night.
PLUMBING
AND
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
IN
THE
COLUMN.
THESE
BOYS
are on their way
TO DESSY’S
When you are look­
ing for a place to rest
your hands and face,
make tracks for the
same spot—pronto!
Dessy’s
Tavern
Vernonia Serv. Sta.
Geo. Johnson
Ph. 462
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Timber Rt., Box 56
Vernonia, Oregon
Telephone No. 7F51
OUR PRODUCTS
ALWAYS SATISFY
11-16-45
COURTEOUS SERVICE
Real Roast
Peanut Butter
1-lb. jar
2-lb. ¡or
23c
39c
Beverly
Peanut Butter
1- lb. ¡or
2- lb. ¡or
25c
45c
Howdy
Peenut Butter
1- lb. ¡or
2- lb. ¡or
25c
45c
4 nourishing, tasty food for those
back-to-school lunches!
NOTICE
The only receiving station for SHELLY—your
original blackberry man—is Barnell's Sunny­
side Service
Don’t pick berries for a Fly-by-night. Stick by
the original Blackberry Man. Take your berries
to Barnell’s Sunnyside Service. l'A mi. South
of Vernonia.
We pay by weight, which gives you 10% MORE
Canterbury
Tea
Cherub
Milk
Orange Pekoe
Now Point Free
1
•/e-lb. pkg. 22c
ki-lb. pkg. 43c
1-lb. pkg - 85c
Tall Con« or
Pancake Flour
“C
sb ™7
Flour Blossom Enriched, 25-lb. sk.,90c; 50-lb. sk. »1.79
27c, 10 lbs. 49c
W-lb uck »2.25
Flour ilSl“ 5 lbs.
25 lbs. >1.15
Albers
Com Meal White or Yellow
40-oz. pkg. 19c
Cinch
Combread Mix
‘SS: 18c
brand
and
Joy Popover Mix Regular
pkg. 21c
Corn
Fruit Mix California brand 14-oz. pkg. 38c
or wheat
Mrs. Wright's Bread white whl1
*
12c
Raisin Bread
famous
1-lb. loaf 12c
Morning Glory Oats
12c
H. O, Oats
cooking^
1-lb. pkg. 13c
Wheatsworth Cereal N b c . pkg. 17c
Kellogg Pep D,Äwlth
“ 8-oz. pkg. 9c
4 Baby Tint
Beet Sugar
17«
5-lb. Sack 32c 25-lb.
10-lb Sack 63c Sack
SUOAH STAMP 3(
TRy SAEEWATS EINER MEATS
Veal Roast
Leg oTamb
"A”
Tasty and Tender (4 pts.)
"B” lb.
Lamb Chops
"A" lb.
Meaty Rib*
“B" lb.
lb.
38c
34c
43c
39c
Bologna Typ® 4 AC. (2 pt».) lb. 04«
(2 pts )
Jjiaat 'em. io a,
fioogAieak. Joniqht!
T-Bone Gr. A lb 48c
Steak (5 pts.) Gr. B lb. 41c
Sirloin Gr. A lb. 40c
Steak (5 pts.) Gr. B lb. 33c
Ground Beef
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of this light, sociable blend.
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COHBYS
Hale PEACHES
18 lb. flat $1.98
22 lb. lug $2.49
I
Sirloin Cuts
Beef Liver
Fin* Flavor—Tender
Potatoes wsib^°
mc
SWEET CORN, Yellow
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PACKAGE
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FREE!
One 11-oz. pkg. of
Albers
Cornflakes
with the purchase of
another package at
Regular Price, 8c.
8-oz. tin 4c
13 Vz-oz, bottle 14c
Crated Cheese Parmleello (lpt.) %:iic
Breeze Cheese (¿ft ) 2-lb. pkg. 73c
American Cheese 'SI,?’ CD X 75c
Kraft Velveeta ,€,u
2-lb. pkg. 73c
Smoked Shad
3¥<-oz. can 24c
Chocolate Syrup arm. 20-oz. jar 27c
Tomato Sauce
Catsup. Red Hill
Baking Powder
Mustard
*»’
25-oz. jar 22c
4-oz. tin 17c
Flavoring. Westag
4-oz. bot. 7c
Cider Vinegar, Pacific 1 -gal. jug 52c
Pacific Ammonia
12-oz. bottle 8c
Select Broom», sturdy
Each »1.00
Flit Fly Spray
Quart can 39c
Light Globes frosted 'Lw"<
lie ___
Si.
Sandwich Bags, Woodland
10c
Duff's Mixes
Ginger Bread. Muffin
and Waffle
22«
U.S. No. 2s
50 lbs. 92c Grade A Butter <>» »•» »>)
lb. 9c
lb. 7c
HONEYDEW MELONS
lb. 6c
MARBLEHEAD SQUASH
lb. 10c
EGGPLANT, Garden Fresh
PRUNES
lb. 5c
YELLOW ONIONS, Mild
Ideal for canning
lb. 10c
GREEN PEPPERS
16 lb. flat $1.29
lb. 6%c
YAMS, luscious candied
lb. 17c
CAULIFLOWER, Solid Heads
V
Wide Mouth Jars «J
»1.70 ft; »1.03
Economy Jars. Kerr ’„i“ »1.55,‘ui?i 93c
Economy Clamps, Kerr 2 pkgs. 25c
Economy Caps, Kerr
pkg. 17c
Pen Jel, Powd'd Pectin 3-oz. pkg. 12c
Jels-Rite, Liquid Pectin 8-oz. bot. 10c
(3 pts.) Gr. A lb 36c
Gr. B lb 33c
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2-lb. bag 45c
3-lb. bag 58c
Qanninq. Tbuida!
Veal Steaks
lb.
28C
Delicious Whole Bean Coffees
Gr A lb 27c
Gr. B lb 25c
(4 pH.)
V U/
Nob Hill Coffee
Airway Coffee
Arm and Blade Cuts
Shoulder, Square Cut
(3 pts.)
Rich, fresh flavor
Regular or drip
54c
1-lb. jar
Beef Roast
O p *»’
Vfieners Typ® 2, s.C. (2 pt».) lb. 41«
86 Proof
68.4% Grain
Neutral
Spirit»
HA
1,30
Edwards Coffee
Hi-Ho
Crackers
Butter Wahr« Ole
1-lb. pkg.
At
> »>■ 43c
Nucoa Margarine
»'•■ lk > 1 lb 25c
Spry Shortening <** »*• lb) 31k i«68c
Sliced Potatoes, °M«* Wut», io 2can 15c
Sauer Kraut, Doodl• D*n<1r
2<-“ i" 25c
Choice Prunes, R‘(l
«« 16c
Vegetable Cocktail
*« t >»-«• «*» 14c
Sauer Kraut Juice abby «. u-o«. ju lOc
Grapefruit Juice Town Heo“- »° 2 «*■ 13c
Ice Cream Mix Londonderry. Old Mill. Pkj 12c
Junket Tablets Mak'
Pk’ 11c
Rose Popcorn
”W. 10-oz »k9 jgc
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SOAP- NUTS - HARD COOKIES -
HARO CAN DIES -SMALL JARS OF
JAM-0WE0 FRUIT-CANNED
FOOOS - PAVORlTE TOBACCO
use a HEAW BOX ANO
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