8 THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1946
Strong America
Best Peace Hope
The new U.S. Army is main
tained on the national belief that
the best insurance of peace is
an able force of men in a state
of preparedness. Although the
United States is more than wil
ling to participate in the world
disarmament, her armed forces
must be preserved until that time,
when there is no longer the dan
ger of either another Pearl Har
bor attack or a disruption of our
commited policies and duties in
occupied territories overseas.
This was the announcement
yesterday of Recruiting Head
quarters, 6th Army, Presidio of
San Francisco, which called upon
the citizens of America to back
up the preparedness program by
according the professional soldier
who is performing a necessary
service for his government the
stature and importance which is
his due.
"A high percentage of the
ntembership of our new regular
army at present are high school
and college graduates,” the an
nouncement pointed out “The
army needs many more of this
type of men, to be trained and
become career officers and non
commissioned officers. They now
have adequate pay, security in
employment and in retirement,
but they lack the one thing, the
all important thing, acceptance by
our citizenry of their stature and
importance which dignifies their
profession to the point where they
can announce to the world: ‘I
am a professional soldier and I
am proud of it’ "
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCabe
and Grant McCabe spent last
Sunday at Sandy at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A.G. McKinnon
where 25 people gathered to cele
brate the second birthday of the
McKinnon’s daughter, Collette.
Mrs. McKinnon is a daughter of
Mrs. McCabe.
Milo John, discharged from the
army early this year, but placed
in the reserves, was called back
into the service. He left Monday.
Mrs. Charles Minger and Mrs.
Arnold Counts spent the day in
Portland Tuesday visiting rela
tives.
Earl King, who has been in
the armed forces, arrived in San
Francisco November 8 and was
PETE
BRUNSMAN
BOLTS, ROPE, SAWS, CRESCENT WRENCHES. NAILS
Auditors Check Books
State auditors have been work
ing on the city of Vernonia books
siince Wednesday of last week
and will probably continue for the
remainder of this week. All city
records inclcji-’g those of the lib
rary will be checked while the
men are here.
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Minstral Shew Planned
The music students of Vernonia
high school will present a min
stral show December 6 at the
Washington grade school audi
torium Mrs. Mary Aronsen, di
rector, announces this week.
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Examiner to Visit
The drivers lincense examiner
is scheduled to be in Vernonia
Friday of next week, November
29, and will be on duty at the
city hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
People wishing permits or licen
ses to drive may see the examiner
on the above date.
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Jeffery Hudson, favorite dwarf
at the court of England’s Charles
I, was only 18 inches high up to
the age of 30.
3200
Pressure Cooker $12.95
Bond Box .............. $2.50
Paints—Linseed Oil—Turpentine—Elec. Wiring
^REMODELING SALE
To Make Room While Enlarging' Store,
Here are Some Real BARGAINS
3-WAY FLOOR LAMPS ........................... $17.95
$35 SPERTI UL. VIOLET SUN LAMP $27.50
LARGE SIZE STEPON GARBAGE CANS $3.95
DUST PANS .................................................... 30c
LARGE LONG HANDLED DUST PANS..... 90c
9-INCH STEEL SKILLETS ........................... 20c
PKG. OF 100 WAXED SANDWICH BAGS 20c
PAL BABY WALKER ................................ $6.95
LARGE CLOTHES BASKETS ................... 95c
STEEL WOOD STOVE WITH OVEN..... $14.95
1-GAL. THERMO JUG WITH SPIGOT ....$3.95 '
PIN UP LAMPS ...................... ‘................... $3.60
SILEX COFFEE MAKER AND
ELECTRIC STOVE ............... $7.65 & $9.45
ALL-METAL SCOOTERS ....................
$4.75
PREMIER VACUUM CLEANER ........... $59.25
40-GALLON ELEC HOT WATER TANK $99.00
PLYWOOD 4x8 5/16-INCH ................... $2.75
$5.00 DOLLS ................................................ $2.25
BED LAMPS ................................................ $2.45
^SAFEWAY Thanksgiving Food Guide
EVERY
PEOPLE
UNIVERSAL, the safe
SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDAIRES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION
FISHING TACKLE, TOYS, MARSHALL WELLS
PAINT
A SALESMAN CAN’T CON
TACT
WEEK — BUT THE EAGLE
CLASSIFIED PAGE DOES.
W
jj s easy and economical to plan your Thanksgiving
Uay dinner from the appetizing foods listed below.
Select the ones you’ll be needing, then buy them at
bafeway. You 11 enjoy guaranteed quality foods, and
save money too.
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SERVICE
Pork Loin
ROAST
Here’s a friendly reminder from your Chevro
let dealer. Every car and truck needs these
vital services regularly.
For top motoring efficiency—for longer car
life—drive in today for Chevrolet Super Ser
vice, the service that saves and satisfies!
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Oregon Prime Quality Turkey*
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Quaeanteed tyfteats . Selected
Hen Turkeys
Ibs.
Tom Turkeys Average *.251bs.
Half Turkeys Ready »0
Tnjine Tune-Up
Lubrication
Brake and Clutch Sei vice
Steering and Wheel Alignment
Tire Rotation
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Cut. Lb. J I
Leg of
LAMB
Grades
AA & A LB.
Cranberries Timely Item lb-
Sweet Potatoes Peelers ]b J 2
Poiaioes "A NGeXd ^.59' r $298
Green Peppers
lb ip«
Crispy Celery
Prime Rib
ROAST
Put some on the
table fresh—add a
little to the turkey
dressing.
lb .45 c
37
Sausage
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Pure Pork
Ib. “fy
Ground Beef
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Fresh Daily
Vernonia Auto Co.
APPLES
GRAPES
So tempting — you'll
be eating one before
you reach your home.
Extra fancy, fancy.
Oysters
Fresh, med.pt. /¿J
Beef
STEAKS
ONIONS
Orcqon Danvers,
3V&C
SQUASH
During the past several months we have con
sistently tried to supply you with quality meats
at the most reasonable prices. We are this week
able to lower our prices on most meats. The
following prices quoted will be our everyday
case prices and not just week end specials. Al
so, we wish to assure you, that at no time will
we sacrifice quality for price.
THE FOLLOWING PRICES ARE ON
GRADES AA AND A MEATS
All our meats are guaranteed to your complete
satisfaction.
BEGINNING MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25 WE
ARE CHANGING OUR DELIVERY HOURS
TO THE FOLLOWING: 10 A M. AND 3 P.M.
S’VI SS
’¿bushel
basket
Wine-
-J ne ’¿bu.
saps lb.
bask.
lb.53‘ ¡0.49"
DATES,
$249
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fresh
7!4-oz. cello Dockage
Grape." uit
Marsh Seeaiess
from Arizona
ib29‘
Ib 5“
I loduce features for Friday and Saturday only
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SsaAonbufA,
Cinnamon schilling Æ
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Sage, Schilling
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8æ*.V Seasoning 2V' 13«
SCHILLING
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Zffilidnij. MutA.
Nut Meats
Vn* 13«
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58c
58c
50c
42c
45c
50c
40c
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DELICIOUS
Meat features for I < day and Saturday Only
Mill Market & Lockers
Pork Chops
lb.
T-Bone Steak lb.
Rib Steak
lb.
Rump Roast lb.
Beef Liver
lb.
Pk. Shldr Stk. lb.
Pork Liver
lb.
Almerias
20c
lb.
Hubbard or Marblehead
Phone 342
53c
55c
39c
45c
-
38c
48c
Farm
Fresh
Emperors,
“A Safe Place to Trade”
Round Steak Ib.
lb.
Loin Steak
Ib.
Chuck Roast
lb.
Rib Roast
Daily Ground,
Lean Beef lb.
Pk. Shldr. Rst lb.
Mr. and Mrs. T.L. DeHart had as
th«ir guests from Thursday until
Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Jewett of Los Angeles,
California and Mr. Jewett’s moth
er from Bemidji Minnesota and
Snohomish, Washington. All the
visitors were on their way to
California. Mrs. Lester Jewett is
a cousin of Mr. Lange.
came Sunday and visited friends
and neighbors and in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stevenson
and two children, Evelyn and Ver
non, and Ralph Krieger came
from Camp McGregor. The men
are brothers and the women are
sisters. The H.E. Stevensons left
Monday noon for their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange and
later sent to Ft Lewis. He ar
rived there Sunday, November
17, a few hours before his wife,
and his family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry King, brother Bob and
Melvin Powell were there to vis
it him.
Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Stevenson
and son, Wayne of Springfield,
former residents of Vernonia,
Mince Meat collins 'jar1 29c
Pitted Dates row
X-25«
Fruit Mix MAH BUD X'49«
Flnur
riour HARVEST
blossom
63«
Fancy Pumpkin ubb^S 17«
CRANBERRY SAUCE
All prepared— 16-oz.
Easy to
«n
serve.
Dromedary brand
25'
Airway Coffee baK 33« » 98«
Hills Coffee ID?ipor lb. can 43«
Canterbury Tea
36«
Lipton Tea
s-ib. Pk< 51«
and. fyuxdwAA.
Soda Crackers Krispy
Soda Crackers FTake
Grahams Hon.yMald
2-lb.<
Vacuum Packed
7tT49«
(MIXED)
42c
IXL Almonds
42«
Walnut Meats
H-lb. pkg. 42c
Brazil Nuts In Shells
1-lb. pkg. 55c
Filberts iL. .39« Pecans JV 49c
Mixed Nuts In Shells 1-lb. Mcr. 39«
Ws reserve the right
to limit quantities.
All prices ubject
to change
Cheddar Cheese
Made from
whole milk
Lb.
/fc
03
Cheese Spreads
Kraft assorted
Large variety
For your complete food needs, fresh fruit, veg
etables and groceries call 776.
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