8 THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVES IT IS OUR AIM TO CONSISTENTLY SUP­ PLY YOU WITH THE BEST QUALITY FOODS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES HERE ARE A FEW GOOD REASONS WHY IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE MILL MARKET FOR YOUR COMPLETE FOOD NEEDS: HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE ELECTRIC WIRING NAILS Ground Beef, fresh gmd daily lb. 38c Round Steak ........................... lb. 53c T Bone Steak ........................... lb. 55c Rib Steak .................................lb. 45c All Loin Steaks ....................... lb. 50c Chtick Roast.............................lb. 40c Rump Roast......................................lb. 42c Loin Roast ...............................lb. 45c Boneless Roast ......................... lb. 45c For this week-end we will have some very nice baby beef and veal at correspondingly low prices. Oil colors for tinting and decorating 62-pc. Set Homer Lauglin Dishes Wilson Tennis Rackets Wilson Tennis Balls blue work PRESIDENT TRUMAN 10% REQUEST SALE 10% We are very pleased with our new grocery con- nection, namely the United Grocers, Inc., fea- turing the well known Del Monte and Libby brands, also the private brand, Shurfine. May 1, 2 and 3 Three days only:Thurs., Fri., Sat. Lifebouy Health Soap ........... bar 8c Sweetheart Toilet Soap ........... bar 10c Sauerkraut, solid pack 2 No. 2i/2 cans 25c Light or Dark Cherries in heavy syrup No. 21/» can 29c Sunny Jim Maple Flavored Pancake Syrup.......................2 lbs. jar 39c Pismo Minced Clams, 7 oz. can 3Z$1 Surefine Mayonnaise, ... pint jar 49c Be sure and try our new Shurfine Coffee ..............lb. tin 49c Large, Fresh Ranch Eggs....... doz. 57c If the market goes lower, this price will also be lower. 10 per cent off on all but fair trade items. Sale will apply to 90 per cent of merchandise in this store such as hardware, paint, cutlery, sporting goods, cooking utensils and work clothing such as shirts pants, gloves and socks. SALE APPLIES TO EVERYTHING BUT FRANCHISE AND FAIR .TRADE ITEMS SUCH AS COLEMAN OIL STOVES, FR1GIDAIRES, GUNS, BLDG. PAPER, ROOFING, GLASS, BALE TIES 55 lb. aloof Paper $3.25 net — Felt Bldg Paper $3.95 net Window Blass and Dairy Pails in Stoek 3-4 Sneb and 1-4 BneBa Plywood Now Bn Stoek Large Coleman Oil Sieves $91.80 Nails in Stoek 3,4,5,6,8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 60, Stpls & 4, 6, & 8 Finish Nails, Roofing Nails Ammunition 22 cartridges , shotgun shells , deer cartridges WHEN BUSY TRY OUR PHONE AND DE­ LIVERY SERVICE. DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY: 10 A.M. and 3 P.M. PHONE 776 Coleman Automatic Floor Furnace $153.15 Interested in LOWER PRICES? j ! course, you are—everybody is! Safeway is doing its level best to keep food prices just as low as possible on every item, every day. Our policy of “following the mar­ ket down” when commodity prices decline (As many prices are now doing), means that Safeway customers always get the benefit of the latest lowest prices. Now, As a service to veterans m the community, th’s newspaper will publish a weekly column of news briefs from the Veterans Admin­ istration. For more detailed in­ formation, veterans should con­ tact or write to the nearest VA Contact Office at Odd Fellows Bldg., Portland Oregon VA RELEASES MARCH REPORT More than 2,000 Pacific North­ west veterans were added to the rosters of schools and colleges during the past month, the Vet­ erans Administration monthly re­ port reveals. At the end of March, 56,624 veterans were in institutional training under G.I. Bill provisions. Veterans .in job training, how­ ever, dropped from 16,541 in Feb­ ruary to 15,738 in March. Disabled veterans receiving in­ stitutional or job training under Public I-aw 16 totaled 6,886 at the end of March. Loans to 1,744 Northwest vet­ erans during March amounted to $9,237,651 of which the govern­ ment guaranteed or insured $4,- 367,864. Since the beginning of the program, 25,310 veterans in the area have received government guaranteed loans. VET CLAIMS REVIEWED UNDER NEW SCHEDULE About 31 per cent of the dis­ ability ratings of Pacific North­ west veterans have been reviewed under new schedule authorized by Congress, the Veterans Adminis­ tration has announced. Since August 1, 1946. VA rating officials have reviewed 27.721 claims of the total 90,228 which have been established. Slightly more than 72,000 com­ pensation or pension awards were being paid at the end of March. The VA explained that only vet­ erans whose disability ratings are ten per cent or more are eligible for payment. Veterans were requested not to inquire about review of their cases as all claims will be reviewed automatically, the VA added. QUESTION OF THE WEEK Q. Are there any ceilings on the earnings of a veteran-trainee under Public Law 16? A. The wage ceilings established for veterans in G.I. Bill train­ ing do not apply to disabled vet­ erans in Vocational Rehabilitation. However, a trainee under Public I-aw 16 may have his subsistence reduced so that the sum of his wages and subsistence do not ex­ ceed the minimum entrance wage ordinarily paid on the particular job for which he is being trained. when lower food prices mean so much to your family— now is the time to compare Safeway values and see for yourself how much more Safeway really does offer you for your money. Our guarantee of “satisfaction or money back” applies on every.purchase, of course! Your Sajeway Store People SAFEWAY arfl U Special Roth's Cedar Valley I Piira Ur“ I Lai reduced price Prepared Foods Pork and Beans c- * •"”4 iJ’/i-«.«» |0c Pork and Beans l'»" C»'"K* N,>- 300 «•" 13c Pan American Spaghetti 10c MEAT Cut to Please! Sofewoy Market Men prepare and trim your roost or other cut waste free, the way you like it. . . Another Beef Stew •» No. 2 ton Fancy Peas No. 2 coo Tender Peas *«•» No. 2'/i ccn Sweet Potatoes •ro”2l< Fancy Tomato Juice s“""r »’v*'" 44-01.... 25< Fancy Tomato Juice b’*4r 47-«. 29< — Eviscerated Chickens FRYERS. Cut Up ■ Ready to fry. ROASTERS, Ready to Roast... FRICASSEE FOWL, Cut up.... 15- oï . un 23c Citrus Juice, etc. Producer-Consumer Sale Swift's Oriole — Genuine 1947 Spring Lamb! — Leg o’ Lamb Roast lb. Shoulder Lamb Roast’ cut " lb. Breast of Lamb Stew lb. Lamb Loin or Rib Chops lb. PARADE 30-01. UR 55c •• faàt ¡Righi Joh fanning! Tender, green young spears— PER lb. 14c Early Spring Cropl NEW POTATOES lb. 8c LEMONS lb 11c Florida Russets Shafter Whites Graded No. 1’s E’/ic "A” Sizes O Sunkist CUCUMBERS Hothouse Crispy Fresh lb. 7c • LETTUCE Garden Fresh Wakefield COFFEE 45e EDWARDS COFFEE you Oft MORI fOR youR MOHty At SAF lb. 17c TEA BAGS LESS FUSS FULL FLAVOR NO WASTE Thrifty too! Regular, drip, pulverized 2 49* .¿96 NOB Hill COFFEE u, 42 183 AIRWAY COFFEE Canterbury Canning Needs Meson Jars *•" a»w. a« 7ÇC> Q wn . ggj. Economy Jars *•" *• 89c 9*- $ 1.09 Wide Mouth Jars »• 98c lb. 39c GREEN ONIONS lb. 20c RADISHES lb. 14c GREEN CABBAGE Solid Heads GRAPEFRUIT INSTANT COFFEE ^37