8 THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1946
5000-acre Unit
Of Camp Offered
The first unit of Camp Adair,
comprising approximately 5,000
acres, is offered for sale by the
federal farm mortgage corpor­
ation through the facilities of the
Federal Land Bank of Spokane,
R.E. Brown, president, announced
last week.
Located 10 miles north of Cor­
vallis, the 5,000 acres is part of
the 50,000-acre project assigned
to the corporation for disposal.
Additional blocks will be offered
for sale during coming months.
The 5,000 acres in the inital block
are divided into approximately 50
farm units.
The land will be sold subject
to the /oilowing priorities: Gov­
ernment agencies, state and local
governments,
former owners,
former tenant-operators, veterans,
owner-operators and non-profit
institutions. The general public,
as non-priority holders, also may
submit bids during the 90-day
—
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
L PETE BRUNSMAN
period, Nov. 7-Feb. 5
Further information may be
obtained by contacting T. F.
W hit em an , project manager.
Camp Adair, Ore., or by writing
him in care of Box No. 622, Cor­
vallis, Oregon.
HOUSE WARE
Copper Tea Kettle $2.45
Stepon Garb’ge can $5.95
The SAFE Pressure
Cooker
BOLTS, ROPE, SAWS, CRESCENT WRENCHES, NAILS
SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDA1RES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION
FISHING
TACKLE,
TOYS,
MARSHALL
WELLS
PAINT
Paints—Linseed Oil—Turpentine—Elec. Wiring
Universal .............. $12.95
Galv. Buckets .......... 65c
54 Psc. Dishes ...... $18.50
Bond Box ................ $2.50 j
Lunch Box .....
$2.20
Hairclippers ............ $3.00 |
Boker Scissors ........ $2.00
Carpet Sweeps ........ $7.95 .
ELECTRICAL
•
Animal Pelts
To Bring Less
BX Wire ................... ..........foot 8'/>c
Loom Wire .............. .............. foot 6c
Key Sockets ............. ........... each 40c
Iron Cords ............... ...................... 65c
foot 2>/»c
14 RC Wire ..............
40-gal. Elec. Water Heater $99.00
TOOLS AND HARDWARE
Buck Saw ................................... $2.25
4-in., 6-in., 8-in., 10-in., 12-in., and
15-in. Crescent Wrenches
Wiss Tin Snips ......................... $1.95
Carpenters’ Pocket Level ........ 75c
Carpenters’ Line Level ............ 50c
Stanley Hammer ...................... $1.50
Stanley Metal Level ............... $6.00
Stanley Mitre Box ................. $15.00
Stanley Brace ...........................$5.95
Wood Bitts .....................50c to $1.28
Ratchet Screw Driver ............. $6.95
Copper Rafter Fr’ming Square $4.50
Stanley Wood Level ............... $2.00
Metal Wheel Barrows ............ $9.95
Advance information indicates
that trappers will receive less this
year for pelt3 of fur-bearing an­
imals. Muskrats are reported to
be off 20 to 30 percent, mink 30
percent, and marten 25 percent.
Animals with long fur such as
coyotes, bobcats, raccoon and
skunks will be very hard to sell
as most warehouses already are
loaded with them and about the
only dealers who will be in the
market for such pelts will be
those with available storage fa-
cilities. It is realized that elec­
tion years frequently affect the
fur market and it is possible that
with the election over there will
be more activity on the exchanges.
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SPORTING GOODS
TOYS
Table & Chair Set $5.50
Talking Dolls ........ $6.50
Doll Buggy ............ $10.90
Talking Dolls ........ $8.50
Duck Family .......... $1.35
Panda Bear ............ $2.45
Pianos .......................$4.50 j
$5.00 Dolls .............. $2.25 |
Large Metal Trucks $1.35
Metal Dump Truck....50c
Metal Stake Truck....85c
Wash Dolls •................ 75c
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
0 Steel Traps ........................ 28c
1 Steel Traps ........................ 30c
l*/2 Steel Traps ................... 50c
2 Steel Traps ........................ 68c
3 Steel Traps......................$1.00
4 Steel Traps..................... $1.30
Plywood—All sizes
5-Gal. Can Motor Oil .............. $3.95
Inside Door Sets ....................... $2.10
1 panel doors 2/0x6/8.. .1% ....$7.52
1 Panel Doors 2/4x6/8xl% ....$7.73
1 Panel Doors 2/8x6/8xl%.. $7.92
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The
SAFEWAY CANNED FOODS SALE!
Vernonia
Country
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stock up now on your favorite foods
Club
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0*4-7 S'e'd
Oregon-American fall handicap
now being played off
All members invited to
Here’s your opportunity to fill pantry shelves with your favorite canned foods at
money-saving prices. For weeks now, the 1946 pack of fruits and vegetables has
been arriving at Safeway and our store in your neighborhood is well-stocked .. .
ready to supply your needs. We’ve listed below some of the low prices effective
during our Canned Goods Sale. Dozens of additional values await you on the
shelves. Take full advantage of the savings you can make. Stock up this week.
play off their matches
'ini
as soon as possible.
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PUBLIC ALWAYS
PEARS
INVITED FOR GOLF
Mill Market
& Lockers
Prices that will help
you keep
your
food­
budget in balance are
offered daily
at
the
Mill Market.
Here again are some
of our everyday prices
o’? Grades AA and A
meats:
lb. 57c
Round Steak
T-Bone Steak. ...lb. 62c
Loin Steak
Rib Steak
Chuck Roast
Rib Roast.......
Rump Roast
Pork Chops
Daily Ground
Lean Beef
lb. 57c
lb. 50c
lb. 43c
m. 48c
lb 45c
lb. 69c
lb. 38c
Of course these meats
HOW
TO ROAST
Appiè Sauce
12/52.40
PEARS
12/54.68
12/52.69
PEACHES SXCMlt
12/53.48
Fruit Cocktail
12/54.25
your complete satisfac­
tion as always.
COMPLETE FOOD
No. 2 1A«
can 1 ■
Grapefruit Juice
Town House—Unsweetened
Apricot Nectar
12/51.80
Heort's Delight
t
Blended Juice
Orange Juice
PREPARING FOR ROASTING: Remove pinfeather«
and coarse feather« from wing tip« with »trawberry
huller«. tweezer« or paring knife Singe off any
remaining hair. Remove oil sac by making a deep
wedge shaped cut in tail. Thoroughly clean body
cavity, saving giblets for gravy. Cut off neck
inside «kin close to body Scrub outer skin with
brush and warm water. Rinse, inside and out with
cold water: pat dry with paper towel or clean
absorbent cloth. Rub salt (l/s teaspoon per pound)
into body cavity Skewer leg and wing to body
and skin to the meat on the edge of breast bone to
prevent shrinking of skin and to protect breast
meat. Simmer neck with giblets for gravy.
Tomato Juice
Kraut Juice
O' Gold
Libby's .
Libby's
I
18«
12/5109
Fancy Peas
Swett
19*
12/52.25
14*
12/51.55
Butt«- Kernel
N.. 2 IJg
con ■ »
12/52.04
Cream
Country Home
Stylo
Wivli Golden Bantam
H 15«
12/51.80
Green Beans
^19«
12/52.28
Green Beans tr"n T°°
N. 2 jAe
12/51.63
14«
12/51.68
23*
12/52.76
•V 15*
12/51.75
N:..2i3*
12/51.56
¡.7 11*
12/51.29
N:..212«
12/51.44
CORN
ca^nsd.
Green Beans
TOMATOES
Gardenside
SPJNACH
12/52.64
Fancy Cut Beets Libby
12/51.29
Diced Carrots
12/51.68
Diced Carrots Wu.
Sweet Potatoes
6/51.43
Emerald Bay
STUTTING: Place well-greased double thickness of
wased paper on rack in »hallow roasting pan. Al­
lowing 6 cup« favorite dressing for 10-pound half,
place mound of dressing on paper: place turkey
half over it, cut side down.
ROASTING: Brush turkey with melted turkey fat or
shortening and roast in a slow oven (325* F.) 20 to
25 minutes for 6 to 9-pound half and 18 to 20
minutes lor 10 to 12-pound half (Add 30 minutes
to roasting time if turkey is taken directly from
refrigerator) Baste occasionally with */, cup
melted turkey fat or shortening in 1 cup hot
watet, gently spooning it over top of turkey.
16«
17«
10«
11C
15«
5«
Canned Milk Cherub can 13« £‘1.50
Canned Milk
SS 13« ‘¿‘1.50
Baby Foods or Clapw’a, Strained i ST 7«
.ÏT 8«
Baby Foods Clapp’s, Chopped
Deviled Ham Libby's
17«
•w-«
33«
Minced Clams Sn„,
tin *,J
CREASED CLOT1 METBOD: Cover turkey with a
cloth dipped in melted turkey lat or shortening Use
3 or 4 thicknesses of cheesecloth or 1 of muslin
If cloth becomes dry. moisten with drippings from
PUMPKIN Libby*»
Chip Diced Beets
Length of roasting time
actually depends on indi­
vidual turkey. Smaller tur.
keys take longer per pound.
Be careful not to overcook.
No.
Vita
Springs
1 »
can
2*4 can 25c 12/$3.00
you’ll find plenty of fresh fruits
und vegetables at Safeway
12/M .8«
12/«2.04
12/51.18
12/(1.32
12/»1.80
12/60«
ST. /»5.98
S~ /»5.98
12/84«
12/96«
12/>2.04
6/M.75
12/(2.04
No. 2 12c
can
m »«,*
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Marydale 2*4 Can
12 com S2.SS
No. t
U CorMail Vegetable Juice
ran
No. I
can
V^-All Mixec? Vegetables
IO'/,-««,
SOUP Campbell’s Tomato
ran
lOH-oi.
SOUP Rancho—Vegetable
ran
lOH-oa.
SOUP Ostrum—Mushroom
can
Buffet
Tomato Sauce Gardenside
tin
V *9
mi .
12/52.19
Tomato Juice
Deschutes
CÂÜLÎFLOWER
POTATOES
Snowy White
Heads
U.S. No. Is
is-ib
55.
Delicious with
cheese sauce
Sack
16c
100-lh sack $2.69
Extra Fancy
and Fancy
APPLES
Winesaps
12 $1.44
lb. 12,c
Tires Pinlt
Grapefruit .lb- 12’/2 c
Orsgnn
Cranberries lb. 45c
Sweat
Potatoes .. |b
12*/2 c
We Reserve
the Right to
Limit Quantities
Director
SAfEWAV GUARANTEED MEATS
THE HOMEMAKERS' BUREAU
An extra Safeway service
FRESH
RABBITS
FRUIT, VEGETABLES
Local dressed
Other Money-Saving Values
AND GROCERIES
CALL 776
H-ib. rug.
• o* PM-
11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
6/51.75
12 cans $3.49
NEEDS, FRESH
We deliver twice daily:
12/51.49
33'
Grapefruit Juice
7 A
V
Fancy Peas sugar
K^Tl
12 cans $3.09
7/ A
I A- in
à'x '
Fancy Peas
6/51.55
’own House—Unsweetened
BUYING BINTS: Allow one pound for each perron.
Hive head and feet removed.
fruioL (DhaJuL
FOR YOUR
Delight
Texas Tip—Unsweetened
Half a turkey is not only better
than none, but you may even con­
sider it better than a whole one
otter these simple ways of roasting
it are followed!
All
Price»
Subject
to
Change
Without
Notice
12/52.59
Tog—Choice
PEACHES X."
roasting pan.
are all guaranteed to
Harper House
Grapefruit Juice
1/2TURKEYS
3 f/
’ x
12/52.52
PRUNES Red
Sauerkraut
*5? 18»
12^’2.16
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APRICOTS . whole, unpeeled
>■
/
hottie
98«
43«
25«
18«
25«
19«
Nuts tor Holiday Fixin's
Mixed Huts
Fine» Filberts
IXL Almonds
I
Brazil Nuts
>b 39«
». 39«
J
lb. 45c
»49«
Mince Meat
29c
">■ 63e
T-Bone Steak
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
Beef Short Ribs
Pork StCdk Shoulder
Pork Loin Roast
F OW1
Eviseersled
.M e«t ip
lb. 53c
lb. 53c
lb. 65c
lb. 29c
lb. 45c
lb. 53c
lb.
59*
You get more for your money at
TURKEYS
iZS PR/ME
Grade ’A’ Fancy
Place your order
now with your
Safeway Meat Man
HENS
TOMS
lb. 59c
lb. 45c
Half TOMS lb. 55c
SAFEWAY (
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Collins. 15-ox. jar
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