Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, September 18, 1947, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text8 THURS., SEPTEMBER 18, 1947 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric » FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVES HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS We are ju»t as concerned about the rising cost of living as you are. We are doing what we can to keep this cpst down. During the past six months we have made just one small in crease in our selling price on beef and veal. In our everyday prices on meats and groceries you will make substantial savings from day to day. I uì À l bOW PRICE ON TENTS 8x10 Wall Tent 12 oz. $24.95 10x12 Wall Tent 12 oz. $32.95 A FOR YOUR COMPARISON WE ARE LIST ING PRICES ON SOME OF OUR MEATS. EVERY CUT GUARANTEED TO YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION. Ground Beef......................... Fresh ground daily Round Steak.................. ...... Rib Steak............................... T Bone Steak....................... Loin Steak............................. Chuck Roast......................... Rib Roast................................. Rump Roast............................ Beef Short Ribs..................... Lean Beef Cubes Beef Liver............................. 4x8x% Ptvwood 4x8x5/8 Plywood 18.55 4x8x3/4 Plywood $8.95 lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb lb. lb. lb. 58c 50c 58c 55c 45c 45c 45c 34c 47c 45c All-metal Ribber Tired Wheelbarrow $13.95 HUNTING AMMU NITION NOW IN STOCK. FINAL SHIPMENT BE FORE THE DEER<£X$' SEASON 40c lb. Revere Ware Copper Skillets, Saucepans & Dutch Ovens now in Stock. AIRTIGHT HEATERS Lg. size No. 22 $5.95 Med. size No. 20 $4.95 Met. Covered Stove Bd. 28x28 $2.45 30x30 $2.75 DEER BAGS FULL SIZE AIR MATTRESS SLEEPING BAGS RED HATS CAMPING SHOVELS WATER BUCKETS OIL OR GAS CANS 2 GAL. GOV’T PACK SACKS $11.75 VALUE 8x10 TARPAULINS 83.50 HUNTING KNIFES WATERPROOF .MATCH BOXES SMALL COLEMAN CAMP STOVE WOOL SOCKS PAIR WATER BAGS TRI-PACK CLEANING RODS Auto-King Wax free We are adding new Shurfine labels on our shelves each week. We are justly proud of the quality and price of this fine line of foods. Have you tried Shurfine coffee? No better coffee at any price. 1 pound tin, regular or drip, 47c $1.65 $16.95 $21.95 $1.25 50c 65c $1.25 $3.25 $11.95 $1.95 .35 $9 95 65c $1.50 $1.50 Oakland Fuel Oil Range Heating, Large Galvanized cooking, baking and water heat ing in one convenient unit. 8- Tubs $2.40 inch Breese burner. Blower for forced draft for high heating and starting. Liberal trade-in m old stove. Priced at $162.55 Walnut Wood Range Spec. $65 Oakland Wood Range Spec. $95 Universal No. 2 Food $3.25 Chopper WISS PINKING SHEARS $6.95 Another Shipment of Pictures. $3 Value 35c Deer Rifles to Rent, $1 per day. Property of V.F.W. and American Lenion. Deposit required on guns. GENUINE COLEMAN HEATERS $91.80 Floor Furnance $153.15 xuidsummer Special On outside White Paint Gal. $4.98 Try our phone and delivery service. Deliveries twice daily: 10 A.M. and 3 P.M. Phone 1391 55-lb. Roll Roofing $2.75 and $3.10 TOP GRADE Red and Green sq. Butt Shingles 220-lbs. per sq. $8.35 sq. Wallrite Building Paper $2.40 roll WE DELIVER MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE & BUILDING MATERIAL IN COLUMBIA COUNTY £ Health Group Cites Polio Care Information telling about the measures ,whjch gan be employed to ward off poliomej'litis has been prepared by the Columbia County Public Health Association. During late summer parents are apt to think with dread of the possibility that poliomeyltis or, as it is often called, infantile pa ralysis, may strike and cripple their chldren. Although there is as yet no definite means of pre vention and cure, there are mea sures parents can take to help ward off the disease. By keeping close watch, over children during late summer and early fall, when polio is at its' peak, any cases that develope may be discovered in the early stages so that recent advances in treatment can be most successfully applied. The disease is caused by a virus so small it cannot be seen through an ordinary microsdbpe. The virus attacks the nerve cells that con- trol the body's muscles, most com- monjy those of the arms and legs. It may weaken them or it may cause paralysis. Despite its name, infantile paralysis may strike older people and may cripple adults as well as children. The majority of people affected by polio never suffer from weakened muscles or paralysis. Of those whose muscles are paralyzed, more than half recover without serious after-effects. Recent developments in treat ment, plus the fact that they are now more generally available to victims of the disease, have done much to allay fear of infantile .paralysis. The National Founda tion for Infantile Palralysis, throughout the United States, is ready to assist communities where outbreaks occur and' to help in dividuals who jret the disease. A polio outbreak is a time for parents to keep their heads. Panic never prevented or cured a di sease. During an outbreak, child ren should be kept out of crowds and away from polio patients. They should be kept away from persons who have just come from an epidemic area. Since people who are over-tired are more apt to get the disease, it is well to see that children get plenty of rest and do not exercise too hard. They should not be allowed to stay in cold water too long. It is usually wise to postpone tonsils and ade noid operations until after the polio season is over. Since flies may be carriers of infection, waste and uncovered garbage should be eliminated from all communities. Sewage must be properly treated. Every effort should be made to protect f< od from flies and other insects. Child ren should be kept away from 1 athing nlaces polluted by sew age or other filth. Prices on this advertisement are in effect thru Saturday. Sept. 20, We reserve right to limit. No sales to dealers. H A Safeway brings you GENUINE Wisconsin SHARP Cheese ere are a few of Safeway’s outstand ing values this week. Compare Safeway prices on all items at any time and save! I Aged Natural Cheddar Cheese) • Berkshire is genuine aged fine Wisconsin Natural Cheese—Not a packaged process cheese • Cut from whole cheese and vacuum sealed at the plant e No waste no rind or trimming No odd or crumbly shapes Money back if Berkshire fails k make your taste buds lump for joy Special Introductory Price D/^zizhdsic. V» VI VI IVJ °r£gon ■ ■ GROWN ST Stock up! Buy enough for all winter at this low price. i o 46-ox. can SUNNY DAWN | JFC The Tomato Juice with the ripe tomato flavor—and a marvelous value! Mayonnaise NU-MADE Pint C I I Cat. $E.25 ^Z CHERUB Pet, Borden's, Treet Meat Coffees PREPARED "Stewed Prune»" Top Line Brand You eaa enjoy meal at its very best and save money, too. Quahly is guaranteed in every cut of Safeway meat Ready for the Pan FRYERS (2*3 FOWL 11.4 lh*.l Froth Birds ll-14-lb Average Fine Flavor lb. 75c lb. 65c Per ib-, S7c Perlb 59c Alwayt froth at Safeway An inez pentivo, healthful meal! lb- 49c lb- 45c Firm ihcet Froth! lb lb- lb- "> 29c 55c 69c 49c 24-oz. package 29« New* Trend Soap at Special lesale offer. 1 pkg. 31 c; 2 pkgs. 32c Idea of the Week I I I I I I Shortcut the cost o! eating—occasional ly. at least—by making main dishes from canned meats or sea foods There s a meal for two or more people in a can ot I ÆB OHgt A good Catsup—tasty, sestful, at a remarkably low price—at Safeway. i I I I I I I I I I I I I $395 1-lb. size Su-Purb Soap I sack Edwards, 2-lb. size 92c 10 I Lato of lean moat anwGestden CATSUP ïâ . ■ ■ Our Money-Saving I SAFEWAY TOP-QUALITY MEATS • 39< No. 2 50-lb. Edwards, Hills. Save on your favorite brands at Safeway. 12-oz. can jfiin Jr Harvest Blossom 50-lb. sack $3.70 FT Ft Now you can have this delicious breakfast fruit without bother of preparing Hen Turkeys Ready-to-eat Picnics Skinless Wieners PORK LIVER Short Ribs of Be< HALIBUT STEAKS SALMON STEAKS Finnian Haddie GOLD MEDAL Sperry s Drifted Snow or Kitchen Craft cans 23c. case $5.45 12 full ounces of delicious, solid, edible meat to help keep costs down. LOIL!*! “ J 1-lb. carton 148 cans! ARMOUR'S PRUNES DALEWOOD Other sites also at soring prices. MILIv brand » i El ^■| ZSI A 1 in Bw ■ Prices are lots lower than they were. Ä Margarine 12 cans 89c Sunnybank or Allsweet, lb. 33c Stocks are complete again. K TOWNHOUSE JUICE N o . 2’/t can 1947 pack of delicious freestone sliced peaches—Stock Up! juice T omato T*r. Saturday. Sept. 20 only Corifd Beef Hmh; Spot]hefti and Moot Balls: Raviolis or Tamalai: Chili Con Cerna; Pori ¿encAaon Meet. Wiotton and leant So/mon. Tana or Crabataat: Kienne Sovraget. Foe instance, _____ .. a can of corned best hash costs about 27 cents top it with a poached eqq Pork luncheon tneat about 39 cents, fruit-glazed and garnished, is tneatloal-in-a-hurry Or estend the meat with rice spaghetti or noodles Or com bine a can each ot condensed mush room soup, drained peas and flaked tuna, with 2 cups cooked noodles Complete with vegetable, tossed green salad, crunchy hot bread and tout tor dessert . all quick, easy ineipensive1 FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLE? Safeway farm-fresh produce is priced by the pound to assure you of full value. Shop at Safeway and sa\*e. VALENCIA ORANGES 5-lb. GOLDEN CORN at its best CRISPY GREEN CELERY GREEN CABBAGE TV RNIPS, Garden Fresh! PARSNIPS, Flavorful-Tender SQUASH Marblehead lb. 3 He Hubbard lb. 3’/jc Danish lb. 3c 45c 08c 08c 08c 10c 10c Concord CHAPES M op grape jolly yet? You mere juice from Concord Grapet •nd they make the finest jolly. TOKAY GRAPES lb. pensive paro too! SAYEW1W bg. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. litre Fancy aad Faacy Pack Nppvn meal — easy A-J vl Lu<J JQ 12c *n ». to pre APPLES lb 10c lb. 12c .