BAUERSFELDT, BATEMAN PLAY SUN
PETE BRUNSMAN
BASKET SOCIAL
NEXT GOLF
CLUB ACTIVITY
BOLTS, ROPE, SAWS, CRESCENT WRENCHES, NAILS
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Mullins will' meet Ed. Roediger
and third flight competitors will
be George Turner and Marvin
Turner.
Another event for club members
and friends is also announced this
week by the tournament commit­
tee in order to raise a fund
for the purchaes of trophies. A
week after this Sunday a basket
social will be held at the club
house to which every member is
invited and is asked to bring a
guest. Ladies are asked to bring
baskets which will be, auctioned
off to highest bidders. Calvin Da­
vis, John Roediger and Kent Bau­
ersfeldt a^e the committee mem­
bers who make the social ar­
rangements.
Player brackets for Sunday are:
CHAMPIONSHIP
Bauersfeldt
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Bateman
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Vernonia
Country
Club
FLIGHT
FIRST FLIGHT
Bob King
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Cal Davis
SECOND FLIGHT
E. P. Mullins
Ed Roediger
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WE NOW CARRY A GOOD
SUPPLY OF GOLFING
MERCHANDISE
THIRD FLIGHT
Geo. Turner
Marvin Turner
What you don’t tee, ask for
and we will do our best to get
it for you.
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Public Invited
for Golf
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
--------- P OCKET KNIVE S—-----
Just received $300 shipment of genuine Camillus Cutlery
Co. brass-bound pocket knives. Prewar price and quality
$1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2
SPORT TOPICS
Kent Bauersfeldt and Tom Bate­
man will me*»t Sunday for the 36-
hole-play of the championship
flight in the Vernonia Country
Club’s tournament to name a club
champion. Bauersfeldt goes into
the final play after defeating Ed.
Reichwein last Sunday and Bate­
man does the same after win­
ning over Jack Anderson. Thirty-
six holes of good golf is on tap
for fans that day if they follow
the championship play.
Some
other good matches are also sched­
uled. Firet flight winners last
Sunday were Bob King and Cal
Davis who will be matched this
coming Sunday.
In the second flight, E. P.
Visit the Vernonia Country
Club and bring your picnic
lunch to spreaed “In the Shade
of the Old Apple Tree.”
THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1946
SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDAIRES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION
FISHING TACKLE, TOYS, MARSHALL. WELLS PAINT
NIGHT DONKEY
BALL TEAMS TO
PLAY MONDAY
Hamilton Beach Vac. Cleaner $40.50
Everbest 1-gal. Thermic Jug
with spigot ........................... $4.95
%-in. or i/j-in. Skil Drills..... $55.00
Large Galvanized Buckets ......... 85c
Iron and Extension Cords ....... 60c
Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Header
Forks, Potato Forks
Monitor Carpet Sweeper. Will do
50% more than any other carpet
sweeper on the market ....... $7.95
Eagle Water Bags ................... $1.00
Tricycles ............................
$7.70
Galv. Roof Jacks ....................... 85c
Aluminum Levels $3.55 and $5.95
Deviled Egg Plates. Room for 15
Eggs and Meats and Salads in
center ....... 65c each., 2 for $1.25
(Price last week of $1.50 ea. jobber’s
error. Adjustments will be made
for those purchased at wrong price.)
Full Zipper Sleeping Bags Wool
filled ................................... $21.60
Turner Blow Torches ............. $7.80
Coleman Lanterns $7.25 and $9.45
Navy Surplus Work Shirts Size 15
only, ceiling price............ .... $1.25
Gray Work Pants assorted sizes
Ceiling Price ......................... $2.78
Three-way (heavy bronze base)
Floor Lamps ....................... $21.95
Two-Speed Egg Beaters ......... $2.00
$1 value Towel Bars, Black, Red
Green or Yellow ........
25c
Atkins 26-in. 10-pt. Hand Saw7 $3.75
10-rd. Rolls Woven Fence 50” $9.75
Two-tone Door Chimes Complete
with Transformer................. $9.35
Bath or Utility Scales ........... $9.95
Dryette Folding Aluminum Clothes
Dryer ..........
$3.95
Insulated Picnic Box with Ice
Compartment ....................... $7.95
Galv. Down Spouts ................. $1.1F
Corey Coffee Makers ............. $3.9E
Silver Seal Ironing Board Cover
and Pad ............................... $2.95
Lace on Ironing Board Cover..... 60c
Alum Folding Steel Stool for
Kitchen ................................. $3.95
1/4-in. Plywood now in Stock
Quick Action Toaster ........... $6.55
Metal Lunch Kits and Bottle $1.90
50-ft. Lengths of Two-braid Tonka
Garden Hose ..................... $14.50
Some good entertainment with
a lot of laughs is promised next
Monday evening when a donkey
softball game is scheduled at the
city park field at 8 p.m. Tom
Bateman is in charge of most of
the arrangements and advertising
for the event which will be played
under lights.
Acting as sponsor for the game
is the V.F.W. and one of the
teams will be composed of vet­
erans he said Tuesday.
The other team will be under
the tutelage of Bert Tisdale and
is to be known as the Trehame
Terriers. Names of the players
were not available yesterday.
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Development has been reported
of a system of formulas by which
a total of 1000 tones, tints, and
shades can be produced from six
paints.
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More than 1000 varieties of
wheat have been classified in
eleven main divisions.
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Now's the time to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables—now while supplies a~e plentiful
and prices are lower. The whole family will benefit—and your food dollar will go farther, too!
Picked ot Their
Peak of Goodness
Cantaloupes
“GRN* BEANS 1 O Vi
Local crop lb. A 0
CUCUMBERS 1 A
mild & crispy lb V
PEARS Yakima
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Bartletts
t box Zi
PEACHES
Northwest lb.
12c
Peppers
Red ripe, flavorful
TOMATOES
Buy them by the
Perfect
for
Stuffing
GREEN I
BELL
ibioc
Ih. 25c
Seediess_Grap.es
CORN
Girin. Rntm.
GRAPES
Ribiers
16 lb. flat
T’C
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lb
SQUASH
Zucchini
SQUASH
Yellow
Fresh,
Crispy
1 Q i*
6
lb. 6e
21c
lb.
lb
Pound- PArcing
FRESH PRODUCE
helps you save, too!
1 - V
Juicy LEMONS
Excellent for garnishing
Fish and Meat dishes-
Extra fine fc ,, 1 1
lemonade!
lb * *
Fresh produce features are for Fridoy ond Saturday only!
SAFEWAY SUGGESTIONS IN MEATS
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Beef Roasts
Meat features for
These fine meats are guaranteed to be tender
and juicy or your money will be refunded.
Sirloin
Veal Stew
Veal Steaks ng* ““lb. 49'
Pork Roasts
T-Bone BeefSteoks.gr AA&Alb. 69«
Sirloin Beef Steaks, gr AA & A lb. 59«
Round Steak, gr. AA lb. 59«; 'A' lb. 57«
Beef Short Ribs, grades AA & A lb. 29«
Fresh Ground Beef
lb. 39«
Fresh and tasty
Arm or Blade Cuts
What could taste better
than a good pot roast?
Grode
AA, lb
Grode j|Oc
A, lb
RABBITS local nr
fresh killed lb. ODC
MILL MARKET & LOCKERS
VE HAVE JUST PURCHASED ANOTHER
LOT OF VERY NICE BEEF WHICH WILL
ASSURE YOU OF THE BEST IN MEATS,
BOTH FOR PRICE AND QUALITY
SOME OF OUR EVERYDAY CASH PRICES:
Fresh Ground Lean Beef lb. 35c
The old favorite, T-Bone Steak AA grade
lb. 55c; A grade lb. 50c
Nice lean Round Steak AA grade lb. 50c
A grade lb. 45c
A Grade Chuck Roast lb. 35c
A grade Rib Roast lb. 38c
Fresh Beef Liver lb. 40c
Fresh Pork Liver lb. 35c
YOU WILL FIND OUR FRESH FRUITS,
VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES AT COM­
PETITIVE PRICES, EVERY DAY
For your convenience, WE DELIVER!
YOUR PHONE ORDERS WILL BE FILLED
WITH THE SAME CARE AS IF YOU WERE
HERE TO MAKE THE SELECTIONS. SHOP
WITH
CONFIDENCE
AT THE
MILL
MARKET.
PHONE 776
Friday and Saturday only
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Meaty, breast ond neck |Q,
Loin Pork Chops
Pickling, Spices, Etc
Schilling's
Diy Mustard 2*^
37*
2-oi. tin I Oc
Vl -lb.
Pickling Spice cello, pkg.
23«
Schilling's
Pickling Spice whole
S? 9«
2-oz. pkg. 9«
Dill Seed ^±2'*
Mustard Seed
14«
1 % -ox.
Celery Seed “25
13«
pkg.
l'zi -ox.
Cinnamon Schilling's
11«
tin
» Schilling's
Vi-oz.
Bay Leave 1 whole
pkg. 9«
Schilling's
Hot Chilis small
1-OX. pkg. 9«
Plain or
Sno White '•Mill Iodized
pkg. 7«
Morton's Salt
I0-lb. hog 27«
Cider Vinegar ^,^.10« *. 16«
Cider Vinegar
wi.bot.44«
Golden Valley
Miscellaneous
Edwards Coffee * * 28«
Pancake Flour
Corn Flakes K‘"°901 11 -ox. pkg.
Rolled Oats
3-lb. pkg.
54«
15«
11«
28«
Center
Cuts
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duce by weight
means you can
buy as little or
as much as you
want—according
to your NEEDS,
and receive the
benefit of large
volume purchas­
ing. Pound pric­
ing pays in food
and in money
saved!
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From young beef
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Skinless Wieners
Qûc ¡ Every purchase
lb.
Cut-up Fryers
<7 «7
lb. 79c
Eviscerated
lb. 69e
Snowflake SodasNobisco Ib.box 19«
Bulk Popcorn
2-lb.pkg. 28«
Seedless Raisins Ch0, T-lb.
2. pkg. 25«
Hors d’Oeuvres, etc.
Smoked Salmon Haven
48«
Smoked Shad %3% tins ^ 2/25«
Anchovy Paste Vita 2-oz. tin 1 8C
Smoked Crab Paste 3 3^««
’/2- oz . tin
Mione
Smoked Salmon Paste 3 V 34«
3 J/2 -ox.
Crab Legs bo ^
45«
tin
Kippered Snacks GN No.
( 14 tin 18«
-ox.
Oyster Slices fo ^^ i 3 tin
49«
Chopped Olives Libby,1No.
14«
Hamburger Relish
¡or 25«
Whole Dill Pickles
"39*
3-ox. tin 14«
Deviled HamCudohy ‘
Whife Satin SUGAR
SIU. 35« loifc,. 6£c 25 lbs. $1.70
Stomp No. 49 Eipirn Aug. SI
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must please you
—or money back
without fuss or
quibble. It pays
to buy meats at
Safeway . . where
price and grade
of cuts are clearly
marked!
Pricei
C'enrly
Marked
Sofc-cy
Meo»s
For Yo«r
Protection
Canned Goods
Centrol G. B.
No. 2
Com
Cream Style
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Sliced Beets White
Tag
No. 2 con
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No. 2
Asparagus f Ä!£«
Green can
2 Vi
Spinach *946 Xck7 No. can
Rancher's Pride
14«
10«
39«
18«
No. 2!1
Turkey & Noodles
45«
can
Cherries tn1^ No. 2'/z can 49«
Town 46-oz.
Grapefruit Juice Hous«
33«
con
Kerr fruit Jars
”83«
Kerr Economy Jars u'X“,'s. ” 93«
Kerr^S Jars
”’1.03
Jar Rubbers R”Sa“r 3
10«
lar fane
Reoulor pkg. of 12 21«
JOI
tdpb Ke,r
and Economy
Jar Caps 8o"z!^'ar pkg. of 12 21«
PbntwM«Jss’fe^2fc, 25«
Sunbrite„5«
All prices subject
to change trif*-
out notice.
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