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Thursday, Jan. 17, 1946 VERNONIA EAGLE
74TH BIRTHDAY IS
CELEBRATED BY
DINNER MONDAY
Mist Circle to
Meet Thursday
MIST—Mrs. L. P. Wiekstrom
was a Clatskanie visitor Mon.
Miss Bernice Siegenthaler is
home since Xmas recuperating
from a broken leg received in a
ear accident.—Mrs. Ray
Mills
was down from Vernonia one
day last week and visited her
aunt, Mrs. Wm. Bridgers.—The
Mist Helping Circle will meet
RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Claude
Gibson served dinner Mon. in
honor of the 74th birthday anni­
versary of her father, W. Y.
Barnett, of Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bell and
their two daughters, Polly Lynch
and Bessie Netka got off to an
early start Mon. morning for
their two months sojourn in the
south. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Cock­
rell of Vernonia will be at the
Bell home during their absence
and will release information a3
to the whereabouts of the va­
cationers.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith and
two children of Sweet Home
spent Sun. at the W. J. Lindsley
home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lahmars of
Portland were recent visitors at
next week, Thurs., at the home
of Mrs. I. E. Knowies. Pot luck
as usual all day.—There seems
to be some fishermen trying
their luck along the river.—Earl
Roper made several trips to Dr.
Allen in Astoria last week and
this for medical attention.
A family moved here from
Eugene last week, they are oc­
cupying the old Walter Turner
house on the hill.
Wilfred Holce, recently dis­
charged from the navy, is work­
ing for Mathews Bros. Lumber
Co.
Dell Eastman and Chas. Roeser
are partners in cutting some ties.
Sirs. Fred Siegenthaler and son
Arthur, were in Clatskanie Sat.
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and
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right from the farm to
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PEBBLE
CREEK DAIRY
Timber Rt., Box 56
Vernonia, Oregon
Funeral Rites
Are Attended
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Heath returned from Dav­
enport, Wn. Fri. where they had
gone the Fri. before to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Heath’s fath­
er, Andrew Neilson. Mr. Neilson
the Walter Moore home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wood
drove to Portland Mon. to meet
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Leon­
ard Douderman and little son,
Steven Allen of Merced, Cal.,
who came here to await the re­
turn of Mr. Douderman who is
coming from India where he has
been in service since last Aug.
Laurell Wittwer returned Toes,
from Vancouver where he had
spent four days overseeing and
assisting with the installing of i
septic tank at hi3 place. He is now
employed by Wm. Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Coburn,
former residents, are now living
at Treharne, having moved there
with their family from Rockaway
last week.
For estimated, guaran­
teed work, see
E. M. YORK
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER
108
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St.
There i* no trick to genuine
feminine attractiveness.
One
of our exqqisite cosmeticial
applications
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brinr» yea
charm and poise the like of
which you have never b f re
experienced. Phone at cnce far
your appointment.
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Vernonia
Service Station
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
WASHINGTON
COUNTY BANK
BANKS, OREGON
FARM
AUTO
PERSONAL
COMMERCIAL
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Mail Your Deposits
West Coast Telephone Co.
How to save more with
the bulk foods
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Cold weather sharpens appetites and
calls for hearty meals. Here are some
favorite ideas for winter-time meals,
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the inexpensive bulk foods—
rice, lentils—and macaroni products.
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SPLIT PEA OR LENTIL SOUP
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BREAD
To make an unusual accompaniment
for meat loaf or pot rc-ast, season about
2 cups steaming hot macaroni or
noodles with 1 to 2 tablespoons pre­
pared mustard, a dash or two of
Worcestershire sauce,
cup grated
sharp cheese, and butter or marg­
arine. Sometimes a couple of table­
spoons of chopped onion may be
added.
Buy exactly what you need—by the pound.
Raisin Loaf, 12c
Cracked Wheat, 11c
Airway Coffee
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Mild, Mellow Blend.
Lb.
Extra Rich Blend.
Shredded Wheat
Nabisco.
Dreft
Per Pkg.
For Sparkling Dishes
20<
23<
12«
pkg. OQtf
AU
Delicious
Apples
Extra
fane-
fancy,
C gr.
Ib 12c
Oranges
5 ib,. 49e
288s & largsr
Grapefruit
D'Anjou
PEARS
Extra
fancy
and fancy.
Pre - r.’pened
lb. 13^c
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lb.
5c
58c
6C
ib.
6C
ib
49c
lb-
Arizona white
Lemois
5 lbs.
Full of juice
Carrots
No tops to pay for
Parsnips
Local crop
Garlic
Keep some on hand
Note these Values
Corn, Golden Bantam,
Country Home, c. s., 2s
TOMATOES.
Oardenslde Stand.
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GREEN BEANS
White Tag
2s
TOMATO JUICE
47-oz. can
Libby
SWIFT'S PREM
12 - ok . can
Lunch Meat
SMOKED SHAD
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TOM. SARDINES
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BABY FOOOS
Clapp's Strained
Miscellaneous
SNO-WHITE SALT
pkg. 7c
Dog Food, Home Plate, 8 lb. pkg. 77c
Tobacco, Prince Albert Ib. can 77c
White Magic Bleach
>/2 gal. 17c
Purex Bleach
quart bottle 12c
Cough Drops, Luden's 3 pkgs. 10c
Chili Powder, Schilling, 2-oz. can 13c
Baking Powder, K. C., 25-oz. ¡ar 22c
Peanut Butter Howdy
Ib. ¡ar 25c
(Soluble
Included)
Buy a large box
of Wheatena for
22c. Turn In
the box top at
your Safeway!
! GUARANTEED PRODUCE
Eat Mrs. Wright's
Nob Hill Coffee
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DEVILED MACARONI OR NOODLES
Safeway
Homemakers9 Bureau
Tall Cans
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1 t's nice to float sauteed slices of frank­
furter on this soup and serve it with
hot garlic French bread for a supper
main dish. Place 2 cups washed split
peas or lentils in a large kettle and
« add
2 quarts of water, 3 or 4 stalks
of celery, 2 carrots, 1 medium-size
onion, a bay leaf, and salt and pep­
per. If you have it, add the bone left
from a roast, a few slices of salt pork
or bits of bacon sauteed until brown,
or a couple of tablespoons of meat
dripping. Boil rapidly for 20 minutes
and then simmer slowly about 2
hours, or until peas are soft and
tender. Add more water if necessary.
Serves 6 to 8.
Rice is so easy to keep and so con­
venient to have on hand that it's a
good idea to cook plenty extra. Just
store it in a covered container in the
refrigerator. Here are some favorite
ways with leftover rice—
RICE CAKES— To each cup of
cooked rice add 1 slightly beaten
egg. Mix well. Drop by spoonfuls in
hot shortening in a frying pan. Brown
slowly, turning once. Serve hot, plain
or with syrup.
RICE WAFFLES OR MUFFINS
—Substitute cold, cooked rice for
% the flour in your favorite waffle or
muffin recipe. Bake as usual.
ADD cooked rice to soup, stuffing,
or make it into rice pudding.
MILK
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SAVE 10c
on any
brand of
CCFFEE
Flour
£'kb- 49* 2s5a?k $1 .15
101b.
48*
Corn Meal or Alber's
Sperry's Yellow Sock
Green ond
2 lb. Pkg. 20*
Split Peas Yellow
Macaroni ELBOW
24 oz. Pkg. 23*
2 Ib.
DUTCH MILL
Pkg. 75*
Cheese AMERICAN
Cherub
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HOW TO USE LEFT-OVER RICK
Hats Cleaned, Blocked
Ph.431
It is wise to make quality the first consideration in judging value.
Because Safeway always puts quality first, we can guarantee
every meat, produce, and grocery item that we sell... assure
your complete satisfaction. Then, because it’s Safeway policy to
price everything reasonably, we offer these quality foods at prices
that can mean substantial savings for you. A comparison of our
values will show you why, again in 1946, you can get more and
save more at Safeway.
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GOOD ADVICE
ieep your carbu-
•ator clean, use the
♦JEST fuel and
you can
get—and trade reg­
ularly at Johnson’s.
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
Frank Hirsch
JOIN THE
MARCH OF
DIMES
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Come in for service cr a free Audiometrie test.
Kenneth R. Sax will be at the
MACDONALD HOTEL, VERNONIA, ORE.
Friday, January 25th
2 P. M. to 7 P. M.
AND
Riverview Beauty Shcp
Dessy’s
Tavern
The New SONOTONE “600”
PLUMBING
The modern farmer knows his telephone
is especially valuable to him in winter.
It can spare him hours of dangerous,
slow driving to town over icy roads. It
saves him time, leaving him free to attend
to indoor work which seems to have*
piled up from summer . .. gives him time
to plan for spring planting. We a:m as
quickly as possible to make the year
'round benefits of telephone service
available to ail now waiting for it.
STOP AND THINK
Dre* your roof need fixing;
doe* your garage need repair;
cr do you wish to make inter­
ior changes in
your
home?
Now is the time to remodel!
A
WE SPECIALIZE IN
BE YOUR LOVLIEST
SELF
But who cares, when
there is plenty of good
brew to scoff? Water
was made to wash your
hands and feet in any­
way, so don’t abuse it
by misusing it. When
drv, refresh yourself at
DESSY’S bar.
It’s going to make
A BIG DIFFERENCE
IN YOUR HEARING
nest Foster, who was recently
discharged from the service. On
their return they were accompan­
ied by Mrs. Coleman’s mother,
Mrs. Earl Wink, who will re­
main for a short visit.
Mrs. Chas. Beacom went to
Portland Wed. to visit her broth­
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Prefontaine. She returned
Sun.
had suffered for sometime with
an enlarged heart which could
not carry the additional burdon
of throwing off an attack of the
flu. Sympathy is extended to the
Heath’s in their hour of sorrow.
Mrs. Riley Hall accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds
and children of Vernonia to Fos­
ter Sat. where they* went to
spend the week end with their
children, Chester Reynolds and
Mrs. Harry Weaver, and their
families. All attended a show in
Sweet Home Sat. eve.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman
and daughter, Elsie, went to
Jewell Sun. to visit an aunt, Mrs.
Curtis Foster, and her son, Er-
APRICOT HALVES
Petite Brand, No. 2^ can
FANCY PRUNES
Red Tag
No. 303 Jar
KETCHUP
Heinz Tomato, 14- ok . bot.
POPCORN
Pull Value
2-lb. pkg.
CIDER VINEGAR
OU MUI
Roasters,
Fryers
and
l-muion bot.
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