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THURSDAY, DEC. 12, 1946
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Trade it Sell it! Buy it! Ad­
vertise it in Eagle classified ads.
New 4-H Program
Gets Emphasis
For Pasteurized
MILK
CREAM
project work, management uf live­
stock projects, completeness and
accuracy of record books, partici­
pation in club activities, and the
qualifications of the candidate as
BUTTERMILK
right from the farm to
your door, write or call
Telephone No. 7F51
The armed forces leave act of
1946 authorizes the veterans ad­
ministration to accept “terminal
leave” bonds for the payment of
premiums on all forms of national
service life insurance.
CUR PRODUCTS
ALWAYS SATISFY
11-22-46
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PEBBLE
CREEK DAIRY
Napalm, the incendiary ingredi­
ent which roared out of wartime
flame throwers as a jet of sear­
ing fire, is being converted by the
army into a harmless all-purpose
liquid soap.
Timber Rt., Box 56
Vernonia, Oregon
HERE’S WHY
Tests prove the value of changing motor oil every 1000 miles.
For the safety of your engine we recommend that you drain
and refill your crank case with New Golden Shell Motor Oil
IT COOLS—CLEANS—SEALS—HAS AN OXIDATION
INHIBITOR!
Vernonia Serv. Sta.
Geo. Johnson
PHONE 311
Allen commented. Wartime em­
phasis was on market stock proj-
fat hogs. The new awards for
breeding stock projects will focus
attention on the long-time bene-
PETE
BRUNSMAN
BOLTS, ROPE, SAWS, CRESCENT WRENCHES, NAILS
The 4-H club member in each
Oregon county who develops the
best livestock breeding program
will receive a scholarship to the
1947 4-H club summer school at
O.S.C., announces L. J. Allen, act­
ing state club leader. The awards
are sponsored by Safeway Stores.
Winners will be selected by
county committees on the basis of
and
revealed through an interview.
These annual scholarship awards
for livestock breeding projects
represent an important addition
to the program of club training,
SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDA1RES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION
FISHING
TACKLE,
TOYS,
MARSHALL
WELLS
PAINT
fits that these projects provide
by encouraging the club member
to start a herd that can be con­
tinued and developed in adult life,
ects—baby beeves, fat lambs, and
I
Pocket Knivçs $1.75-$2.95
$1.50 Washable Doll 75c
Bond Box .................. $2.50
Paints—Linseed Oil—Turpentine—Elec. Wiring
Large
Metal
Scooter
$4.75
TOYS
55-lb. Rolls Roofing.................................
14-in Atkins Key Hole Saw.....................
8-pt Atkins Hand Saw.............................
24-in Stillson Wrench .............................
14-in Stillson Wrench .............................
8-in Pipe Wrench .....................................
Battery Pliers ..........................................
1/4-in to %-in Plywood in stock
Inside Doors in stock
Large size step-on Garbage Cans............
Large Tackle or Tool Box.......................
Water Pump Pliers ................................
................ $3.50
.......... $1.25 '
.................. 50c
................$2.00
$6.35 to $10.50
$8.95 to $1450
$8.75 to $14.00
................. $9.35
.................... 90c
................. $8.85
................. $2.25
$6.50 Talking Dolls
Ringing Telephones
Set of 4 Sail Boats ..
Monopoly Game .......
Casting Rods .j..........
Level Winding Reels
Foot Balls..................
Basket Balls ............
Soft Balls ...............
Croquet Sets ............
$5.00 Dolls ..............
$3.95
$2.50
.... 75c
CLOTHING
Bear Brand Travelair Dress Sox ................... 65c
Fancy Dress Sox ........................ -..... Special 40c
Leather face Work Gloves ............................ 90c
5 Brothers heavy work shirts.......................$2.85
Harvester Work Shirts.................................. $2.75
5 Brothers Blu? Work Pants ....................... $3.75
5 Brothers Gray Work Pants ..................... $3.75
$1.25
Rain Hats, all sizes..........................
$6.95
100 % Wool union suits .............. —
$4.75
Boys’ Slickers, size 4 to 14 years
,...95c
Men’s extra long elastics uspenders
...,35c
Large Blue Bandanas
25c,
30c,
and
40c
Men’s Handkerchiefs
qet MORE
Mlnncy al SAFEnl
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Steaks, Chops and Roasts are top quality, guaranteed — worth every
cent you pay Yes. pound for pound, dollar for dollar, you get more
GOOD-EATING meat for your money at Safeway — EVERY TIME 1
EEF STEAKS!
JindsiA,
Sihloin
See how they’ve been trimmed
ond prepored to give eye-oppeol
os well os stir your appetite’
Grader
Lb. AQc
"T<
T-BONE,
ROUND, CLUB or CUBE
Lb 55°
STEAKS, or SIRLOIN TIPS
GR AAWA
or A (the very best)
69*
BACON
Pork Loin Roasts
Regardless of Cut or Cost; any Steaks,'
Ch°P* or N°ds,s you buy at Safeway
must please you. or the full purchase
price will be refunded without Question
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* 55'
Fresh Gr’nd Beef lb. 35c
anotíum buuai
Beef Pot Roast lb. 42c
Picnics T»
Fresh Rabbit
READY TO EAT
ID« 30
Whole or half lb. 65c
Fowl Cut up lb. 59c S HAMS
lb.67‘ 7
Oysters per pint 69c
Meat
and
Produce
features
are for
Fridoy &
Saturday
Onl/
IN FRESH PRODUCE —Pound Pricing Mokes Money Go FURTHER’
Extra Fancy
ond Fancy Pack
Apples
for Your
Mill Market & Lockers
We have some exceptionally nice meats for
your selection this week.
Beef, pork, veal and
some extra fancy baby beef. We have obtained
better quality meats, and we are pleased to
offer them at no increase in cost to you.
The following are some of our everyday prices
and every piece of meat is guaranteed to your
complete satisfaction:
Have you seen the Crescent Tangy Savors Set?
Seven different condiments.
novel Christmas gift.
Fresh Gr- Beef lb.
Round steaw lb
T Bone Steak lb.
lb.
Rib Steak
lb.
Loin Steak
Chuck Roast lb.
38c
53c
58c
50c
55c
39c
Makes a very
$1.20 value for 98c
Rib Roast
lb. 45c
Rump Roast lb. 42c
Pork Shldr Rst lb. 48c
Pork Chops
lb. 58c
Pork Shldr Stk lb. 50c
>ur phone and delivery senice for your
's. Call 776
lies twice daily: 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Every
Purpose!
APPLES
Delicious.............
Winesaps ....
Roman Beauties .
Table Grapes
Grapefruit
Fresh Dates
Brussel Sprouts
Green Peppers
12c
12c
12c
Red
Emperors
Texos Pinks
22c
”
9-01
Pk,
Green
Bell
Deschutes POTATOES
Uniform Sizes
U S No Is
ÏS-» Sk.
59c
is-ib.sk
Carrots
Cauliflower
Green Cabbage
Lettuce
Dry Onions
95c
9C
No Tops
to Poy For
Locol
Crop
Solid
Heods
Crispy Fresh
Boiler Site
Nob Hill
COFFEE
Sweet — Juicy — Seedless
Avocados
Navel ORANGES
Delicious ond Healthful*
Thin Skins’
Lots of Juice’
C A LA VOS—
Extra Rich m
Food Energy*
Standard Peas GAS??5N
14c
Fancy Peas sugar belle "L* 18c
Fancy Peas garde ' s ^ west Ncan219c
fn.n COUNTRY Whle Kernel
vorn
HOME
Golden 3.
Nolle,
can •• C
Pears Hit Parade 2G_>s 29c
Royal Ann Cherries 2* As 39c
Blackberries Blu Tag 2s 35c
Large Filberts
l-lb pkg
Almonds, IXL brand l-lb pkg
Mixed Nuts L.r«. VBri.,y
Peanut Butter EB^Y
33c ft
Creamettes Macaroni
39e
42c
39c
59c
9c
6C
-
5C
15c
28c
39e
ill/
J £ /2
Lb.
IN GROCERIES—Safeway Prices are SAVING Prices^-Every Day
1
29c
29c
19c
Wropped Pkg
Pki
Pre-ripened
Spaghetti franco -A merican can 15c
Luncheon Meot RATH
42c
^o. 25e
Minced Abalone Wlnd B.
Kippered Snacks o N
N.V18c
Ralston wncl / woieat pkg 23c
Corn Kix cereal 7- oz pkg. 13c
Wheoties, cold cereal 8-oz pkg 12c
Variety Pack
c0V’^24c
Post Tens Or cer V als ciTio" 24c
Orange Juice
35c
Tomato Juice
’'¿„’lie
IN ALL YOUR FOOD BUYING —
qat moAA. fo/L youl
1 13
Grapefruit Juice 2ouSNE No
can I«
TOWN ts-o« -ya
Grapefruit Juice HOUSE can a VC
Grapefruit Juice T t ? p S «„’2/25c
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Grapefruit Juice TÇ*p s 46-
can 25c
24-ox.
Heinz Pickles cucumbkf 1 Mr 35c
24-ox
Heins Pickles
Mr 29c
PifLIdbc
riCKieS
<
No 2%
LIBBY—
HOME-MADE STYLE
Mr 39c
8-ox
Mr 30c
24-01
Mr 35c
Powder ROT al 12-os
can 49c
Powder calumei r 18-01
can 18c
Pickled Onions pbar E
Dill Pickles ABERNETHY
Baking
Baking
Table Salt sno white 1015 27 c
Mince Meat, Collins 15-oz tor 29c
Pobst-ett Cheese ^£^rpkt 29c
American Chees« »¿^2* pi!« *1-29
Cheddar Cheese SY<£R lb 65c
iw,
Ry-Krisp family style li-o«
pkc
Ser-Toast karmeuzxd
pint X->C
SNOW
»-n>. aa _
Soda Crackers FLAKES
pk(
l-lb box 27c
Hi-Ho Crackers
Pancake Flour SUZANNA
29C
Flopjack Flour ALBERS' £ 37c
Pancake Flour SPERRY S ;¡j4ic
Corn Starch, Amano l-lb pkg 9c
ïïïnnty of
—SAFEWAY
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