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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1947)
10 THÜRS., SEPTEMBER 25, THE EAGLE, VF.RWONIA, ORE MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS We are just as concern ed about the rising cost of living as you are. We are doing what we can to keep this cost down. During the past six months we have made just one small increase 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. FOR YOUR COMPARISON WE ARE LISTING PRICES ON SOME OF OUR MEATS. EVERY CUT GUARANTEED TO YOUR COMPLETE SAT ISFACTION. lb. 40c Ground Beef Freeh ground daily lb. 58c Round Steak lb. 50c Rib Steak lb. 58c T Bone Steak lb. 55c Lion Steak lb. 45c Chuck Roast lb. 45c Rib Roast lb. 45c Rumo Roast lb. 34c Beef Short Ribs lb. 47c Lean Beef Cubes lb. 45c Beef Liver BRUNSMAN Hardware and Electric T.I! FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS and FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC STOVES It- ! ■; ' >"■ ' ■' ' ’ ' ’. ■ , -r— HARDWARE — SPORTING GOODS — GUNS — AMMUNITION PAINTS — LINSEED OIL — TURPENTINE — ELECTRIC WIRING — NAILS ] . I • i * IL ° ..... Oakland Fuel Oil Range Heating, cooking, baking and^water heat ing in one convenient unit. 8- inch Breese burner. Blower for forced draft for high heating and starting. Liberal trade-in on old stove. Priced at $162.55 Midsummer Special Oakland Wood Range Spec. $95 A REAL LOW On outside White PRICE ON Walnut Wood Range Spec. $65 TENTS Paint Gal. $4.98 8x10 Wall Tent 12 oz. $24.95 10x12 Wall Tent WISS 12 oz. $32.95 PINKING SHEARS $6.95 Timesaver Oblong Dish Pan built to fit the sink $1.95 pish Pans. Large, Round $1.25 Complete Bathroom Set. Built-in Bath Tub, Toilet and Lav atory & Trim $185 $1.65 DEER BAGS $16.95 FULL SIZE AIR MATTRESS EVEREADY FLASHLIGHTS COMPLETE $1.55 $1.25 RED HATS * CAMPING SHOVELS 50c 65c WATER BUCKETS $1.25 O«L OR GAS CANS 2 GAL GOV’T PACK SACKS $11.75 VALUE $3.25 $11.95 8x10 TARPAULINS $1.95 $3.50 HUNTING KNIFES .35 WATERPROOF MATCH BOXES $9 95 SMALL COLEMAN CAMP STOVE 65c WOOL SOCKS PAIR WATER BAGS $1.50 $1.50 TRI-PACK CLEANING RODS i1 •***"”* ' New Skil Floor Sander Shipment Loom Wire and Code Wire Etc. Porcelain pull chain Sockets $1.05 Revere Ware Copper Skillets, Saucepans & Dutch Ovens now in Stock. to Rent. ersai Chopper $5 Per day GENUINE COLEMAN HEATERS $91.80 All-metal Ribber Tired Floor Furnance $153.15 Wheelbarrow $13.95 $2.50 half day í7"T"r Kitchen Craft Flour Grahams w»"*r Fisher's Blend Flour Drifted Snow^Flour Grahams Mb. ph 47c Wheat Toast Wafers l-lb. ph- 24c 12-ox. 25c l-lb. pkg. 25c Ralston Ry-Krisp Wafers I s-lb. Flour Goto Mioxt Rye Flour fl«*«'« Hi-Ho Crackers Cracked Wheat Flour ft**w Cheez-it Jr. Crackers Variety Pack *•"•»» C p W and decorated for the October issue of fatty ¿freß. ““X GET YOUR COPY TODAY! SYRUP JUICE BEANS 19' Pint Dude Ranch—Waffle Aid n .. Old South—Tangerine Juice 1 ». 10* HC%’ 10* Dennison brand Aerowax sP-**r **'•• Parson's Ammonia 1 Old Dutch Cleanser •' Chloride of Lime Xt"’" Corn Flakes Corn Flakes Atbw'i ll-oi. pkg. I 5C Nabisco 100% Bran lb-oi. pkg. I 9 c All-Bran Flakes *•*<•»» Bran Flakes *•«•»» 9«* 8c Baking Powder Corn Meal 18c r.»o. CHEESE i lb Fisher's Biskit Mix 39c Miracle Whip *'•** Gingerbread Mix 25c Old English Cheese Swansdown Cake Flour Pancake Flour *•"' »'/>-ib. ph 29c **•* ph 39c Pancake Flour I'/i-'b. 29c 95c W>-ib ph- 26c Dried Prunes »o-iw. w«k gqc Noodles »p‘9* I5c 12c The Vernonia Eagle Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher Canned Foods and Juices Whole Beets »»’** **•»«•" 15c N" * IOc; (Ml 2.35 »'• 42c All-Green Asparagus l*h Mixed Vegetables »**» (*««r) »> i~ 15c Potato Salad c—'*-•« M 19c Brown Bread • * *• Chili Con Carne **•""»' N- »«•" 19c ik-w. 27c Chili Con Carne r"* c»"» Chili Con Carne »*••' D’-CJ Deviled Ham Deviled Meat l,b*r Apple Juice * * •*'• V-8 »•*• «•"• p 1“— pH- 35c « pi . pkg. |5C fril-Wt Macaroni Dinner *'»w »-kb. 33c Juice <*’•» > **■•’ “• Sauerkraut Juice li*h 22c i*-«, pig 21c ii/j-ib. pi,. 23c 24 Meat Sauces, Etc. Hamburger Relish *•»«•»'• 12«. 25c 12«. 25c Rinso Soap Lea & Perrin Sauce S-«, bo». 29c A-1 Meat Sauce ’ Laundry Soap **■»• Fels-Naptha !«•*>' s—" 9c;1 M"4 >h (■>••*) 6-01. bo». 29c Beefsteak Sauce **•'"• lot. 23c Tobasco'Sauce *»«'H*«»»r'< Kitchen Bouquet G’’’> 2«. 4«. 35c 38c Sierra Pine r*'7"* So“' Spaghetti Dinner *»r-Ar-0»» Noodle Soup Mix Pea Soup Mix ,,Hr CmSi p H pH 35c (1 pw. ) 28c 3 29c Argo Corn Starch p‘» 12c l-lb. pkg. 1 |c Corn Starch l-lb. pkg. 1 |e Dessert Tablets Cider Vinegar M*in tf Dog Food Pi"* 1 Ic Jk-M pkg 27c Dog Food *•'*»» ©>•-*•» H « pi» 27c Pipe Tobacco «»••»♦* 2 »»»• 2^c 25< ’ Prices in this ad are effective through Saturday, September 27. We reservp the riabt to limit Quantities—NO SALES TO DEALERS. SAFEWAY MEAT SECTION VALUES Pot Roast of BEEF Blade cuts—Tender and juicy—A HIT! lb. 55c Fresh Ground Beef Boneless Beef Short Ribs of Beef Beef Tongues Beef Hearts Beef Liver Fowl fvi$C«vfod 9*4 D(i/o«nf»W for »At Pot Halibut Steaks ’" Salmon Steaks Fillet of Sole Fresh Oysters*• FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES APPLES lb. 12c Ex. Fancy and Fey. Jonathans APPLES lb. 12c E. Fancy and Fey. Delicious TOKAY TABLE GRAPES lb. 10c THOMPSON S’DL’S GRAPES lb. 14c CONCORD JELLY GRAPES lb. 10c VALENCIA ORANGES 5-lb. bg. 45c BARTLETT PEARS lb. 17c 22-lb. lug $2.59 GOLDEN CORN local lb. 08c CALIFLOWER Garden fresh lb. 11c CRISPY FRESH CELERY lb. 08c YELLOW ONIONS lb. 06c WHITE ONIONS Medium lb. •He GREEN PEPPERS local lb. 10c POTATOES U.S. No. l’s lb. 4 He POTATOES u.s. no. 2’s 50 lb. sk. $1.39 SQUASH lb. 03c Marblehead and Hubbard NATIONAL ÉDITORIAL— OS M «. 26c c«"1 Sweet Pickles Ivory Soap Van Camp Tenderoni i-ib. i,» 43c "-«• 23c Mb. pk. 25c Su-Purb Soap G«..WW Ivory Soap ,iw 77c **-•• 25c */>-*• 35c N-«. els. 15C 9»« 20-Mule Team Borax 11 •Vel Suds A4orve/o»$ for driAwajAing 23c ©•■ 89c, *'"* 49c Chocolate Syrup c,<a* Farina Cereal Dina-Mite Cereal Elastic Clothes Starch •»^ 32c C.H-. (1 pla ) 20c Maka Mix »r~e Rolled Oats Cranberry Jelly Ot— Spnr n «. joo < m 22 c Pancake Flour Beets e"-*"' pw pi"* 35c *•*. 32c Peanut Butter Tea Garden Syrup •*'•■«•'• Pancake Flour s"-"— Wesson Salad Oil pi«» 33c Duchess Salad Dressing Carnation Wheqf Cereal Zoom Cereal f'«*"'« Unit Clothes Starch Super Suds 32c Peanut Oil »-”• 69* 25c Pie Crust Mix *'•'»••• Flapjack Flour P«, Berkshire—"Sharp” ll-OI. 14c Shredded Ralston Cereal I Rice Krispies I s'/»-®«, ph- 13c Alber's Oats O’»«»'«« p,.«;.« l'/i-ib. 37c Wheat Hearts Argo Gloss Starch Ke-Nu Cleaner Baking Powder Ciubbtr g , w iz-oi. pt,. 22c lO-oi. pkg. 14c IO’/ i - oi . pkg. 15c Cream of Rioe Cereal Bon Ami Soap c"*" te'" Liquid Starch U») 27c i J oi. ph- 15c I J oi. pkg. I 5C Post Toasties Cereal Muffets Cereal Malted Milk *«•** 0 R E cloOufi SÑfr í I 13c; *’ «• 18c Wheaties Cereal .. .especially designed SAEEWAY BUDGET BALANCERS Malted Milk CwwWw ii-lb 37c f UILISM[ERX4i$(^IRTI0R 6-OI. 14c P/ j - oi . pkg. 19c Marshmallow Puffs Cocomalt Beverage Subscription price, $2.50 yearly Breakfast Values i-ib. Ph 23c I -lb. 24c, »-“•- 47c i-ib. ph- 24c Soda Crackers Grahams Finiu' Go/rf. Baking Needs, Etc. ’I »-'b. 43c Mb. 43C Soda Crackers *“•« •"*" Entered as second class mail matter, August 4. 1922, at the post office in Vernonia, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. Nesco Chef Electric Stove. 2 Burner and Built-in Top Roaster Iven. Special $85.00 DELIVER Here’s further proof that our everyday low prices can mean dollars to you. The values listed here are typical of the hun dreds of low prices on Safeway’s shelves. They have been taken at random from every section of the store. Check them. They are examples of the way we price everything. Then check the hundreds of other prices on our shelves. Compare them all—item by item—with what others are asking. You’ll see the sort of savings you can make on each shopping trip to Safeway. Then multiply the savings this comparison re veals by doing all your food buying at Safeway. Soda Crackers s««*»«*-« Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon $3.25 WE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF HARDWARE & B UILDING MATERIAL IN COLUMBIA COUNTY Jrockers, CooDes Fall is the time to apply phos phate fertilizer to Ladino clover, subterreanan clover, (alfalfa, red clover, and other established le- gum ‘s, according to the county agent’s office. During the past few years it has been shown that phosphate should be applied to a growing crop in the fall about October 15 rather than in the spring. Farmers with Ladino clover, sub clover pastures, alfalfa, and red clover should arrange immediately to get phosphate fertilizer if they plan to apply it this fall reports county agent Nibler. Dealers report that phosphate must be ordered immediately if growers expect to have it by October 15 or soon after. Grow ers who place their orders with dealers now and accept delivery from the railroad car can save from $2.50 to $3.00 a ton in many cases by eliminating handling charges and warehousing. Phosphate fertilizer is still in short supply and farmers expect ing to obtain materials will stand a much better chance by cooper ating with dealers and ordering immedately. 4x8x14 Plywood $3.65 4x8x5/8 Plywood $8.55 4x8x3/4 Plywood $8.95 IxSxh Simpson Board Similar to Fir-Tex Oakland Wood Heating Stove. Lg. Size $65.00 Try our phone and de- livery service. Deliver- ies twice daily: 10 A.M. > and 3 P.M. Phone 1391 Farmers Urged To Place Orders 55-lb. Roll Roofing $2.75 and $3.10 TOP GRADE Red and Green sq. Butt Shingles 220-lbs. per sq. $8.35 sq. Building Wallrite ~ roll Paper Roof- 90-lb. $4.25 HUNTING AMMUNITION NOW IN STOCK LOW PRICES ON EVERYTHING, EVERY DAY AT SAFEWAY
