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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1947)
10 THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1947 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVES HARDWARE — SPORTING GO3DS — GUNS — AMMUNITION PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE — ELECTRIC WIRING NAILS HERE AGAIN ARE A FEW GOOD REASONS WHY IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE MILL MARKET. THESE ARE NOT WEEKEND PRICES, BUT ARE OUR EVERY DAY PRICES AND ARE GOOD UNTIL OUR SUP PLY IS EXHAUSTED. lb. 53c Ground beef, fresh ground daily lb. 53c Round Steak lb. 55c T Bone steak lb. 45c Rib Steak lb. 50c All Loin steaks lb. 40c Chuck Roast lb. 42c Rump roast lb. 45c Loin Roast lb. 45c Boneless Roast doz. 57c Large, Fresh Ranch Eggs Fancy Apricots in heavy syrup, Standby H and D and Hudson House Brands 3 No. 2 Vo cans $1 Bing and Royal Anne Cherries in heavy syrup No. 2l/2 can 29c Stienfeld’s and C.H.B. quart Dill Pickles 39c Libbys Small Sweet Pickles lV/2 oz. jar 35c Libbys Sweet Gerkins 12 oz. jar 37c Spring Type Clothes Pins, made in U.S.A. 2 “ dozen ' 25c Thermos Bottle Fillers, pints 70c $12 Table Lamp $8.95 Sprang Fork $2.10 Fork $2.10 Medicine Cabinet $2.95 Blue Work Shirts $1.75 Enamel Percolater Rural Mail Box $1.95 55-lb. roof paper $3.25 Lunch and bottle $2.35 Waist Overalls $2.95 Outside White Paint $5.44 Gal. THIS WEEK WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF TOILET TISSUE, PAPER TOWELS PAPER NAPKINS, PAPER PLATES AND WAX PAPER. $4. Value Coffee Maker $2.50 Coleman Camp Stove $13.95 We have added several items to our Loma Linda Health foods, handled exclusively Joy the Mill Market in Vernonia. Free deliveries twice daily: 10 A.M. and 3 P.M. Phone 776 Bacon to Enforce Weed Control Law Several meetings have been held recently throughout the county by land owners and farmers rel ative to the enforcement of the noxious weed control law. This law provides for elimination or control of these weeds, principally, Canada thistles which during the past several years have spread over a considerable area mucth to the detirment of farmers and the dairymen. J. A. Bacon, county weed con trol officer, states that the sen timent expressed at these meetings was that the law be strictly en forced and penalty be assessed for violation or none compliance. “This” Mr. Bacon said, “will be done as I have no alternative and all fines collected will go into the weed control fund which will serve to reduee the amount ex pended which will benefit the general taxpayer of the county.” “He stated also, that it would soon be time for him to inspect lands for violations of the law and he expected to visit all sections of the county. A matter brought to his atten- tion at the meeting was that some of the land owners had made con- sistent efforts towards control or elimination of the Canada thistles but adjacent land owners had not. Therefore, the neglected land where the weeds were not con trolled, would spread seeds to the controlled lands.. This, according to the sentiments of the meetings, was not fair to the person who observed the law, hence the res olutions for strict enforcement and penalties. 26” 8 pt Saw $3.75 Key Hole Saw $1.25 20” 10 pt Panel Saw 5-Gal Can Motor Oil $3.95 Felt Red, Gray Black Hats $1.25 Tricycle $11.95 « u Com fiare both PRICE and QUALITY io see how much you save at SAFEWAY - ■ I Co//ee, Hew Low Brice! 23c i-ib pt,. 29c »•'*■ pi,. 29c i-ib.pi,. 24c American Cookies Tea Timer Crackers Ritz Crackers Wheat Toast Wafers No. Vh cot 25c Diced Pears H!l N.. 1'/1 15c Canned Prunes ®,,e” r’’ No. 303 ¡or |5C Fancy Plums »'•• r<” Grapefruit Juice <<0' 21 c Grapefruit Juice ,Q"i° •' T”m 21c « •> 23c Blended Juice Bl,nd 0 «-«. 25 c Tomato Juice ‘•""f Dq*’ Quart bol. 49c Grape Juice Quart bol. 35c Apple Juice s ‘ * Important as it ia, price is not the first consid eration in the food Safeway sells. Quality al ways comes first. We choose only foods we are sure will please; meats, groceries and produce we can offer under our money-back guarantee. These fine foods are priced to save you money. Because quality is high and prices low— savings are real at Safeway. -—à» e Coiih - Grocery ond meot fea tures ore effective through Saturdoy, Moy 31 COFFEE Edwards I I fa !■ New Low Prie« APPLE BUTTER FIG BARS Baker SODA CRACKERS RANCH 28jar Conned Foods 'AOR°VANILLAAT PORK & BEANS How picnics can be fun for everyone AacuL alt about ihcssL FRESH PRODUCE VALUES CANTALOUPES ARE HERE NOW! Sweet, ripe, thick-meated canta- loupes. Serve ice-cold or with a scoop of ice cream. ,b 13c BING CHERRIES lb. 29c lb. lie Sunkist Lemons CORN lb. 21c Golden Cross lb. 25c Hothouse GREEN ONIONS lb. 35c DRY ONIONS 3 lbs. 25c Crystal Wax Solid Heads FRESH PEAS lb. 14c lb. 10c Plump Pods New Potatoes No. l*s lb. 4>/2 c RADISHES lb. 18c TOMATOES lb. 25c Garden Fresh Garden Fresh Produce Features \re for Wednesday through Saturday SAFEWAY THE JUNE FAMILY CIRCLE IS OUT WED. MAY 28 SHORTEN NG 24* 44* Just the right site to take on picnict LETTUCE Set Dishes pays to mind pour P's and (h's % h/b. cos 42c Wakefield Coffee »■'‘ 39c l ib. 77C Nob Hill Coffee »-'‘■36c *'‘$1.05 Airway Coffee 11b. tire 46c H:ll$ Bros Coffee Crackers, Cookies CUCUMBERS Large Garbage Can $3.95 Wilson Tennis Shoes $2.85 Picnic Suggestion i Picnics are most fun if everybody pitches in to fix the food on the spot, and if you make them a festive change from the usual sandwich and potato salad affair. AROUND THI CAMP Fill ♦Hamburger Goop Buns Potato Chips Sliced Tomatoes and Cucumbers •Toasted Doughnuts Coffee Lemonade •Recipe below. Hamburger Goop—Cook 1 cup each chopped onions, celery and green pepper in small amount of hot short« ening until limp but not brown. Add 1 ’ 2 pounds ground beef and brown. Stir in one can undiluted condensed tomato soup, and season to taste with barbecue sauce, salt and pepper. Cover. Simmer 30 minutes. Serve on halved buns. Serves 6. Toasted Doughnuts- String raised, glazed or plain doughnuts on long stick and toast over fire until they’re warm and sticky. Cucumber Pickles »»•'•* » “' 25c Chopped Qlives t'“r *'•«» *»•■ '/< 13c Mustard *-«-l3c Pabst-ett Cheese <’/»•«• 25 c Velveeta or Breeze Cheese 2 '‘ '°«'85c '/, 'b. pl, 28c American Cheese pl;. 25 c Velveeta Cheese *'•" '<"»« So, 25c Potato Chips plj. »I «0 Re Sandwich Bigs s"‘ Beverly Peanut Butter 35* Butter Beans f,"> Hmn* Diced Carrots ,l“’ Tender Pees 5*ee' f«*’« Beanie Weenies »'•• Comp’r Chicken and Noodles Spaghetti Amerieoe IS«, can (uc 21 3/25c "••’•2/250 "•“I9c »’-••- 13c 15C Nuts, Etc. »■'*. 25c Oregon Walnuts Salted Peanuts 25c »••' 49c Mixed Nut Meats *•"* 45c Cashew Nut Meats *•"* »-«••/«'¿5C Pop Corn ’•", Time t0-oi. me 17C Popped Corn 7'/,-«..«» 29c Hawaiian Punch ’’"'49c lavorade Drink Mix Kool Aid Drink Mix 3 pkts. 10c 3 pkts 10c Chocolate Syrup ©•««. mot ,». '•■«<. 25c Cane Sugar '«'‘92c »'‘$2.29 Beet Sugar '«-»*. 91c » '‘ $2.28 plump, Young fryer In Safeway Markets * iVISCEXATfO « DISJOINTÍD * TOP QUAUTy ■ Meats Guaranteed by Safeway to Cook Tender and Delicious Ready for the pan! NOBO NIKf •Salmon Wiggle •Peach and Cream Cheese Salad Ruska or Melba Toast Sugar Cookies Orange« •Recipe below. Salmon Wiggle— Combine a No. 2 can of salmon and a No. 2 can of peaa. drained, with one can undi-* hi ted condensed cream of mushroom aoup. Cook until heated throurh. Serve on or with rusks or Melba toast. Cling Peach and Cream Cheese Salad — Before the hike blend together a 3-0«. package of cream cheeae and H cup mavonnaiae: stir in ’4 cup each chopped celery and chopped nuts and a sprinkling of salt. When ready to serve, top canned cling peach halves with cheese mixture Serve on lettuce. Fresh Hen Inexpensive because there’s no waste. Speed- frozen to save grown-in goodness. Plenty for 4, packed in a handy carton... ready to cook! Average weights 2-3 lbs. pound 69c Fancy Sliced Bacon Luncheon Meats Frankfurters - Turkeys Plump—Full breosted fresh dressed lb. Xgc “#3 lb. 65e I Bacon Sugor Cured HAMS Holt or whole lb. 59e 59c !b.45‘ ,b 65c lb. 45* lb. 39* lb. 39* lb. 45* CaJlof idooJtt- Director The Homemakers' Bureau .to MEMORIAL DAY. FRL MAY 30. STOCK UP ~ CLOSED - HOLIDAYS!
