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6 Thurs., October 11, 1945 VERNONIA EAGLE Go to Seattle Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vaughan were in Seattle last week end. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Vaughan attended a lumberman’» meeting. 52 GIFTS IN ONE— AN EAGLE SUBSCRIPTION THREE DEER RESULT FROM TRIPS TO EASTERN OREGON THOSE WHO ARE IN IT RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Roediger and son, Dave, were in Tillamook Sun. to spend the day with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Chet Ander son. Three more deer were brought into Riverview this week. The lucky hunters were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bassett who got theirs in the Egyptian Springs area of Eastern Oregon and arrived home Sat. eve., and J. M. Peachey and son, George, who brought in one 2-point and one 3-point, from near Prineville. Guests at the Lloyd Callister home Sun. were Mr. and Mr.'. Harold Hopkins and children, Richard and Evelyn, Marshfield. Mrs. George Carl had a grand surprise Sun. when her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kennedy, Seattle, drove in for a call on her and her family. The Ken- nedys were accompanied by their granddaughter, Bobby Ellen Hall. DISCHARGE EXPECTED Pfc. Harry Keith has just ar rived from Germany and England and is home on a 45-day furlough after which hej will return to Ft. Lewis for his discharge. He plans on returning here and wants to get a job trucking as thft was his job in the army and also be fore he entered the service. FRED LUSBY HOME Fred Lusby, Sic, motorcycled from Los Angeles to Forest Grove a few days ago, where his brother, Frank, met him and brought him home. He brought with him several curios, knives, bookends, statues and money from several different countries. He will be hqme until Nov. 1. GETS DISCHARGE Sgt. Lee Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs. George I. Baker who for merly lived here but now reside in Portland, has been discharged from the army. Lee spent over two years with the 8th air force in England where he served as a mechanic. A sidelight of the discharge is that Sgt. Baker’s papers were signed by Major Jay Taggart, also a former Vernonia resident who is stationed at Ft. Lewis where the separation was made. WE KNEAD THE DOUGH BACK FROM INDIA Cpl. Albert C. Haverland has returned from India and has been discharged from the service. He is here now at the H. D. Eggleston home. Baking isn’t ail a bed of roses. You don’t just dump in flour, shortening, milk, sugar, salt and leavening and throw it in the oven. Each ingredient MUST be handled with care and mixed in the right proportions at the right time. As a result you get the those delicious, golden-brown, tempting Vernonia Bakery pro ducts that you’ve become accustomed to. GETS DISCHARGE Winston Walker, USA, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Walker, has 133,000 Acres Extent of Burn The home owned by Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Calhoon on Stoney Point road was completely de stroyed by fire Sunday. Cause is thought to be a spark. Some insurance was carried which part ly covers the loss. DISCHARGED FRIDAY Lt. Dessy Laird, who has been stationed at Santa Ana, Cal. since reporting for duty after being here on leave, received his dis charge from the service last Friday, it has been learned here. HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZH H H H ■ Contractor and Dealer Ph. 1262 868 Bridge St. H. H, Sturdevant How hot breads can enhance your meals Hot muffins and rolls give that extra fillip to the meals you'll be serving these Fall days when there’s just a hint of frost in the air. While dinner is in the making make full use of your oven heat by baking some of the old favorites listed below. i ■ ■ I ■ * $2,5OO^ fi * st 579 OTHER CASH AWARDS CINNAMON Schilling's Imitation ^ Kitchen Croft Flour »2.25 ■ 50-lb. sack gjc 10-lb. sk. 49c 25-lb. sk. $<|J5 I 5-lb. sk. I Gold Medal Flour ^b S1”5^b T5 Crown Patent Flour 11 50-ib $a.J5 Sperry Flour sack * Softasilk Cake Flour, 2%-lb. pkg. 26c I I i I I « Hoffman Hardware Co. H ï FOR HARDWARE—SEE HOFFMAN Z PHONE 181 Vernonia, Oregon H NZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZtT * 1 tt-oz BAKING POWDER 12-oz. can Royal brand 5-lb. sack jZ Airway Coffee SUGAR Oc Brown or Powdered 1-lb. pkg. Q SNO-WHITE SALT -t Makes good food toste better pkg. / YEAST CAKES Keep some on hand J cakes | U K 23« t£45« ¡4 58« 1-lb. jar 35« ^20« Rich flavored Kaffee Hag Caffein taken out Canterbury Black Tea ORANGE PEKOE Red Delicious lb. 11c Comb. pck. ex. fey, fey, C’s POTATOES No. 1’» No. 2’s 15 lbs. 64c 50 lbs. 94c Surprise Muffins are a treat for a special breakfast. Break them open for the surprise inside. Spoon muffin batter into well greased muffin pans; place teaspoon jam or ielly on top. Bake in a moder ately hot over (425° F) 20 minutes. Makes 12 muffins. Deschutes U. S. Grade Tomato Biscuits give flavor and color to old standbys. Simply use tomato juice instead of milk in a standard baking powder biscuit re cipe. A few caraway seeds sprinkled on top of the biscuits add flavor interest too. Medford Bartletts Supper Rolls—Place % cup shorten ing; 1 teaspoon salt and 2 table spoons sugar into large bowl and add V/4 cups lukewarm water; stir well. Stir in one beaten egg and one cake fresh yeast crumbled? Add 3’/i cups sifted all-purpose flour all at once and beat with fork to make a soft dough. Spoon batter into well-greased muffin . pans, filling half full. Cover with a dan.p cloth and let rise about 1 hour, or until light. Bake in moderately hot oven (425° F) 20 minutes or until lightly browned. Makes 18 rolls. 1-lb. jar Reg., Drip or Pulverized grind Ground Fresh While You Wait Nob HUI CoHee & BEET SUGAR Use Stamp No, 38 Edwards Coffee Ironing Cords and Extension Cords — ea 98c Spoon into greased muffin pans, filling % full. Bake in moderately hot oven (425° F) 25 minutes or until done. Make gravy with meat drippings, and serve over muffins. Serve» 6. , /o Name this I Q oml - jma K (phodjujL Hamburger Muffins make a main dish in themselves. Brown % to 1 pound hamburger in frying pan, sprinkling lightly with poultry sea soning, salt ana pepper. Add to your favorite muffin batter. ; BIG EASY-TO-WIN CONTEST! ! || Z H Z --------------- H Yard Light complete with reflector — $4.25 Z A NECESSITY, NOW THAT WE HAVE J RETURNED TO STANDARD TIME E. E. Upgard Naturally, baking success depends on top-quality ingredients, and Safeway will save you money on all such foods. H A SAFE EFFICIENT WIRE FOR THOSE OCCASIONAL OUTLETS YOU HAVE LONG H DESIRED Outlet, Plate and Box complete — 60c REPLACE THAT WORNOUT SWITCH WITH ONE OF OUR SWITCHES Also Spray Painting , jjpyS ARC MM ELECTRICAL HOUSEWIRING H H H SUPPLIES H H _________ WALLPAPER and PAINTS Rose Avenue Garage H for house wiring FOR PAINTING exterior or interior and for paper hanging— see Upgards We get all those hard-to-get spots with the RIGHT KIND of lubri cant. 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There are numerous smoldering stumps, rotten logs and snags scattered throughout the fire and only the winter rains can completely ex tinguish these. Preliminary estimates, based upon reports of field men, place the net acreage burned at 133,000 acres. However, the total acreage within the exterior boundaries of the burn is some 165,000 acres. The excess over the actual amount burned is due to many islands of varying sizes within the fire that were not burned. FISHING FOR BARGAINS? DROP YOUR LINE IN THE CLASSIFIED COLUMN. . 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Grade A, lb. 30 28« Beef Pot Roast Arm & Blade Cut Only 2 pts, tb. Grade B, lb Grade B. lb 27« 25« Bulk Pork Sausage (Typ. 2) NO POINTS n> 29« In 1945... as always it's SAFEWAY far every day law prices! J
