THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, ORE.
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TOPICS OF THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frazee and
W. T. Graves who a week ago
underwent
an operation
Good Samaritan
at the
hospital, is re­
ported making a good recovery.
Sunday
spent last
Betty Lou
Jim and
at Stayton
where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nelson.
Ed's Recreation Center
712 Bridge Street
CARDS and POOL
Tobaccos-Candy-Ice Cream
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A. L. KULLANDER
Watchmaker — Jeweler
Official Watch Inspector,
S. P. & S. Railway
Admiral Radios
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bosch and
family formerly of Vernonia, who
now reside in Portland, were Sun­
day guests at the Ludwig Schodn-
felder home.
Mrs. Bud Bush and daughter,
Judy, Mrs. Calvin Davis, Neoma
McMullen and Bessie Lusby spent
last week end at Grants Pass
where they visited relatives of
Mrs. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Warren.
They
returned here
Monday evening.
Mrs. Ollie Roberts returned last
Saturday evening by plane from
a four-months visit in California
and Idaho.
In California she
visited a brother and sister at
Modesto, a son at Los Angeles
and sisters at Long Beach. She
also visited relatives in Idaho on
the way home, the entire trip
covering 2000 miles, all by plane.
Dennis Graves, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Graves, is in the Coos
Bay hospital recovering from an
emergency appendectomy perform­
ed April 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hieber of
Hillsboro are the parents of a
daughter, Glenda Marie, born last
Thursday at the Emanuel hospital,
Portland. She weighed six pounds,
three ounces. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Hieber are two of the new ar­
rival’s grandparents.
Weekend guests at the Michen-
er’s on Stoney Point were Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Wooldridge and two
daughters, Shirley and Madeline
from St. Johns and Teddy Hughes
from St. Helens. The birthdays
of James and Delmer were cele­
brated as Delmer’s was the 19th
and James’ the 23rd. Cake and
cream were served after dinner.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Vanderzanden Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Weve-
teka and son, Robert, of Hills-
boho, Mrs. Ben J. Meiwes and
daughter, Margaret and Conrad
Meiwes.
Mrs. Charlie Minger returned
home from St. Vincents hospital
Sunday with her baby daughter,
Katherine Ann, who was born
Monday April 14 and tipped the
scales at six pounds, 13% ounces.
Mrs. Grover Howard underwent
an operation at Smith’s Hospital
in Hillsboro Thursday the 17th,
and returned home Sunday. She
is convalescing at her sister’s
home, Mrs. Robert Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Springer
and Mrs. Evelyn Nordberg of
Portland were visitors of Miss
Vera Finnell’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hewitt,
Virgil and Mrs. Roy Frazier of
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Roediger and daughter’s and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jessee Sunday.
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Safeway Aims to Reduce
Food Prices This Way
Theatre
Vernonia,
Oregon
Thur-Fri.
April 24-25
“TILL THE END OF TIME”
Dorothy McGuire-Guy Madison
Cartoon Dumbell of the Yukon
Combination Table Models
Farm Battery Radios
GREENWOOD MOTORS
Dodge, Plymouth and Dodge Job Rated Trucks
Vernonia, Ore.
Ph. 1121
Saturday
April-26
Walt Disney’s
“MAKE MINE MUSIC”
Feature-Length Comedy Musical
in Technicolor.
"BAR BUCKAROOS”
Ray W’hitley and his 6 Bar Cow­
boys
"I* AN AM A"-This is America
Sun-Mon.
April-27-28
“THE TIME, THE PLACE, THE
GIRL” in Technicolor.
Dennis
Morgan-Jack Carson-Janis Paige.
"NEWS and CARTOON
Tues-Wed.
April 29-30
"LITTLE IODINE” Comedy Fea­
ture
Jo
Ann Marlowe-Marc
Cramer
"THE DEVIL’S PLAYGROUND”
William Boyd-Andy Clyde-Hop-
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As a distributor, Safeway does not control the wholesale prices
of raw or manufactured foods and other products. With a few
exceptions* Safeway buys currently at going market prices the
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kind and quantity of products needed to supply the demands of
the consumer-customers of Safeway neighborhood stores.
Thus, Safeway has no control over and cannot influence the
prices at which it buys and which account for the largest part of
the retail price.
However, SafeWay can and will contribute to reducing the cost
of living by strictly living up to the following policies:
1. When merchandise is acquired at lowered costs, Safeway
will immediately drop its retail prices on its existing
inventory to the new lower market level. The inventory
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mark-downs involved will be charged to profit and loss.
2. The Company’s full resources and years of experience
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are intensively aimed at bringing about still further re­
ductions of the in-between costs of distributing foods.
This is the way in which Safeway increases it productiv­
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ity with consequent benefits to consumers, producers,
employees and stockholders.
PORTRAITS TAKEN EVERY SATURDAY DURING THIS MONTH.
3. Small profits on large volume will continue to be the
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keystone of the Company’s operation.
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In 1946, net
profits were lHc per dollar of sales.
HI-LITE STUDIO
Located at Zeman’s Itadio Shop
•Safeway maintains inventories of a few commodities which must be purchased dur­
ing the harvest and stored for later consumption.
WEDDINGS
BANQUETS
GROUPS
CHILDREN A SPECIALTY
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