Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, January 02, 1947, Page 6, Image 6

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    C THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1947
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Grand Round were visitors at the
Charlie Ratkie home during the
week.
Tom and Jim Williamson and
Johnny Hayes were week end
visitors at the Louis Huntley
RIVERVIEW—Christmas visit­ home.
or» at the Charles Ratkie home
Cpl. Eugene Rosenborough and
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Malm- wife left Tuesday to return to
sten and daughter, Sydney Ann, Washington after spending sev­
of Vancouver. Mr. Malmsten has eral weeks at the Walter Moore
been in Alaska, but came home home.
to spend the holidays with his
Walter Moore made a business
family.
trip to Portland Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. Johnny Keck and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mahar and
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Keck of family visited at Mrs. Herbert
Corder's home in Portland for
Christmas.
We Serve
A. F. Shalock is spending the
holidays with his father near
Wenatchee, Washington.
Mrs. Polly Lynch, Henry, Bill
Holiday Guests
Are Mentioned
and Alleene Hudson and Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Fowler made
a trip to Sweet Home Sunday to
visit Sister Hatch.
Sunday guests at the George
Bell home were Bessie Netka and
Melvin Reid.
Melvin Reid, who was in Utah
visiting relatives, returned home
a week ago Sunday. His folks
are still there.
Ray and Roy Bliven* of Wood­
bum visited at the M. A. Oakes
home Monday.
Shop to Open
pair work on broken articles of all
A fix-it shop is scheduled to
open in a few days, Oscar Vike
ception of electric appliances.
kinds will be taken with the ex-
PETE
BRUNSMAN
BOLTS, ROPE, SAWS, CRESCENT WRENCHES, NAILS
SPORTING GOODS, FRIGIDAIRES, GUNS AND AMMUNITION
FISHING TACKLE, TOYS, MARSHALL WELLS PAINT
HAMBURGER
New Alumi-Shield Roll Roofisg ....$5.95
45-lb. Pabco Roofing....................... $3.20
CLOTHING
They’re Delicious
Don’t Forget—
We Make Our
Own
Ice Cream
Pints, quarts, gallons,
5-gallons
Place orders for 5-gaI. a day i
in advance
The
Pal
Shop
Phone 411
JUST TWO MOMENTS!
HOW much of your
money is invested in
property that may be de­
stroyed and what will you
have left if that happens?
Spend a moment figuring
this out and another in
calling us to check up.
We will make sure that
you have insurance to re­
imburse you if your prop­
erty is destroyed.
55-lb Malthoid Roofing ................. $3.50
90-lb. Malthoid Min Sur Roofing $4.50
$24.50 Hot Water Heater. Approx. 25 feet
of Coils. Heats water in few minutes....$10.50
ELECTRICAL
National 40-gal. Elec. Water Heater......... $99.00
14-2 Loom Wire...................................... foot 6c
No. 14 Code Wire ............................... !..foot2i/Gc
Iron or Heater Cord ................... .......... foot 5c
Green and White Extension Cord........... foot 3y2c
PLYWOOD—All Sizes
Inside One-Panel Doors
RIGHT THROUGH 1947
Yois’ii get more for your money at SAFEWAY
You can always shop to advantage at Safeway. It’s our
iiolicy to give customers the benefit of savings that result
rom our way of doing business. And you get the benefit
every day in our low prices. Compare Safeway’s values in
meats, groceries, fruits and vegetables of guaranteed qual­
ity. See how much you can save at Safeway—right
through 1947!
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905 Bridge Street
Phone 231 Vernonia
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. and tomorrow means new hours of strain for your car.
Like any other mechanism an automobile must be prop­
erly cared for at regular intervals with correct servic­
ing.
SIGNAL LUBRICANTS
Heath’s Service Station
Phone 5711
PRUNES
Red Tog
Chcice
Aorieot Nectar
Hearts'
Delight
At the Mile Brige, Riverview
No. 2 A /«Ec
cans *"/
No. 2
can
Blend
O' Gold
11«
Orange Juice
Full
O' Gold
No. 2
can
1Ce
Tomato Juice
Libby's
47-oz.
No. 2 can lie con
25c
Tomato Juice
No. 2
can
Rancho
10c
Green Beans
Green Tag
Cut
Np. 2 4Ac
can ■ “
CORN, Del Monte
Oregon-American
LUMBER
CORPORATION
Vernonia, Oregon
Cream Style
No. 2
Gold Bantam
can
PEAS
Highway
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VESITASLE SOU» WITH MEAT BALLS
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is extremely versatile because canned |
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Whole-Real sssps
hr January menus
Blended Juice
We suggest—
4£c
No. 2 can ■ ”
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for the stock.
2 tbsps.
shortening
1 medium-size
onion, chopped
•^4 cup tomato
sauce
6 cups chicken or
beef stock
2 cups shelled
peas (1 lb.)
2 cups sliced
string beans
V/2 lb-)
Sweet Potatoes
Mary-
dole
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Pumpkin
Moon-
beam
B’
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Tomatoes
Clams
Radio
Servicing
CHILI »IAN CHOWDER
This meatless chowder makes a satisfy­
ing whole-meal soup for a cold day.
2 cups dried red 2 bud. garlic
2 tap«, chili
kidney beans
powder
2 quarts cold
1 tip. oregano
water
or m.rjoram
1 medium-size
onion, chopped 2 tip«, .alt
S/, cups cooked '/» Up. pepper
1% cup. evapo­
oe canned
rated milk
tomatoes
Salmon
Happyvale
Rink
MILK”
Camof
Carnation
Cherub, Pet
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The Homemakers' Bureau
An E xits Su/rtiwy Serein
PEACHES HALVES N°ca2n 2 c
Grapefruit Jce.Nc°a„2 12c
The/r» so good-looking. They seem to taste better than others.
Town
Sweetened
House.
AAOLI
Looks
is
and
good
dpinacn
Tastes
almost
just enough
to
improve
taste.
the
BUTTER KERNEL No. 2
Fancy Whole Kernel can
cs
the
label
beautiful
No. 2
can
bay
fresh
like
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EMERALD
because
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promises.
2/25c
care
in
canning.
c
No.2can11c
46-oz.can
CmQTO
Sunny Dawn. A glass every morning ... a great pepper-uoper.
BABY FOODS
These kinds:
Heinz, Gerber's or Clapp's strained. And variety!
Cigarettes
Per carton
*1.39
Camels, Chesters, Raleigh, Kool, Luckies, O. G. and other leader».
PORK
ROAST
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lb.
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lb.
3?
lb.
12'"
Grapefruit
STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Avocado«»
Navel ORANGES
9 he
ZEMAN’S
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Stamp No. 32—Ndw Valid
Loin or Rib
end cut
115,45«
Beef
POT ROAST
Flavorful—Juicy
lb.39c
By the Piece lb.
BACON
Store
Sliced
Readv
to Eat!
Smoked
HAMS
65'
69e
Half or
whole
lb 67'
Pork Loin Chops, center cut
Pork Shoulder Roast
Ground Beet Fresh
Boneless Beef Stew
Beef Short Rihs
Fowl, Eviscerated & cut up
lb. 55c
lb. 39c
lb. 35c
lb. 45c
lb. 29c
lb. 59c
Meat features are for Fri. & Sat. only.
In the January
Texas Pink
Now at 714 3rd Street
(Formerly Scott’» Studio)
Holidavs hard on your sugar?
EASTERN
VALUES IN WINTER ^pUCE~
Quick, Guaranteed Service
We Buy and Sell New and Used Radio»
Director
CANE—10 lb. 86= 25 lb. $2.15
BEET —10 lb. 85c 25 lb. $2.10
SAFEWAY GUARANTUD MEATS
Wash bears and drain. Add water,
cover and simmer until tender, about
2 hours. Add onion, tomatoes, garlic,
and seasonings. Cook until onion is
tender and seasonings well blended.
Remove garlic. Add milk; heat, but
do not boil. Serve in soup plates or
bowls garnished with thin slice of
lemon. Serves 6 to 8.
Snow brand, 8V£-oz.
minced
can
20 Yrs. Experience
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2 tbsps. uncooked 88
rice
8
J4 lb. ground pork
*4 lb. ground beef
6 mint leaves.
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chopped
2 tbsps. chopped II
parsley
1 slightly beaten
■
egg
■
1 tsp. salt
•/• tsp. pepper
Lightly brown onions in melted ■
shortening in heavy kettle with tight-
fitting lid. Add tomato sauce and ■
chicken or beef stock; bring to boil. ■
Add vegetables. Make meat balls; > >
Combine rice, ground beef and pork, >
mint leaves, parsley, egg, salt and ■■
pepper. Drop in boiling soup. Cover 8
tightly, simmer 30 minutes, or until a «
meat balls are done and vegetable» ■
a
tender. Serves 6 to 8.
Garden-
Side
J. J. Zeman, Tech.
Daisy Can Opener $1.30
Bond Box .............. $2.50
SPECIAL BUY
.......... $1.85
............. 79c
............. 65c
............. 95c
............. 65c
Special 40c
.......... $2.85
.......... $2.75
.......... $3.75
.......... $3.75
.......... $3.95
.......... $4.15
.......... $2.35
Sweat Shirts
Men’s Shorts
Men’s Shirts
All Wool Dress Sox .................
Bear Brand Travelair Dress Sox
Fancy Dress Sox ........................
5 Brothers heavy work shirts.....
Harvester Work Shirts.... ...........
5 Brothers BI up Work Pants .....
5 Brothers Gray Work Pants ....
5-Gal. Auto King Motor Oil .....
16-in. Master Tool Box ...............
14-in. Master Tool Box ...............
VERNONIA
INSURANCE
EXCHANGE
Tomorrow Is Another Day
Pocket Knives $1.75-$2.95
Paints—Linseed Oil—Turpentine— Elec. Wiring
Made to please
your taste!
Wings of the ruby-throated
hummingbird make about 75 beats
a second forward and about 59
in hovering.
Cala vos
Parsnips
Grade A
I
EGGS
Flavorful
¡^"TNE BIG SlHFfli"
Re«d about the hiberna­
tion of animate. It’s only
one of many inureatin<
features in thia
■aue.
Ce*y
U.S. No. 1
Medium
. sizes
lb.
CanteAwy Tea, Gr. or blk. 14 lb. 22c
Broccoli
Loci crop
Dry
Onions
lb.
9*
Potatoes
Deachutei
No. 1
15-lb
Nob HIU CoHee
lb. bag 39c 2 lb. 77c
Edward» CoHee lb. size 43c 2 lb. 15c
Turnip»
No Top.
Produce feature» foe Fri.
MJ.»., Gold. West, CAS Coffee lb 44c
Airway CoHee 1-lb. bag 37c 3 lb. $1.10
Sot. only.
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