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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1948)
8 THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1948 Many Prizes Due 4-H Club Winners College scholarships, trips to Chicago, Savings Bonds and medals await the national, state and coun ty winners of the 1948 national 4-H award contests open to boys and girls, 4-H club members, in 20 different projects. County Club Agent Fred Dahl now has the material on hand for these contests, covering almost every phase of club work. Awards are made for various phases of livestock, crops, home economics, gardening, health, farm safety, room improvement, soil conserva tion, better methods, achievement and leadership. These national awards were or iginated by the national committee on boys and girls club work to Parking studies conducted by the American Automobile associa tion show that one parking space is needed for every 400 square feet of sales space in ictail stores. THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE. encourage progress and education in the various projects, rather than to emphasise just the superior pro ject. Development and growth are the keynotes and recognition is given mainly on this basis. That these contests are consider ed worthwhile, both to the club member and to the county, Dahl said, is shown by the fact that donors of awards range from the President of the United States to large corporations in various fields of agriculture. One company alone has made awards totaling over $1,000,000 to 4-H clubs to date. Additional information as to awards, qualifications and require ments may be obtained from club agent’s office by anyone forested in these contests. Send your MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS Laundry & Dry Cleaning ■ rmTM and besides that they’re This centrally located guaranteed t o your market i« truly the ans complete satisfaction. wer to the task of gro cery buying. Whether your food list calls for On those times when you find it difficult to r*MNE0 tJL005 come to the store, pick cr any of the many up your telephone and other items to be found in our grocery depart call 1391. We will fill ment you can be sure of your order promptly the best. That also and deliver it to your applies to our excellent kitchen. to Portland’s most mo le rn plant. Two pick- i p s and deliveries veeklv at Vernonia at 'our home or our local xgent— BEN BRICKEL’S R\RBER SHOP OREGON Laundry and Dry Cleaners U ' ’ fÀ K V / / rfs/ V11 i w n j 11 CT n i >_ w CBn 11IJQ ■ /¿s y \ « 11' à 1 lili » Count on Safeway for savings that count! This big mid-winter, store-wide food sale brings you outstanding opportunities to re stock your pantry at money-saving prices. Canned goods, package goods, staples of all kinds are priced low during this event. Buy extra supplies of your favorites at this Mid-Winter Food Sale! Choice Seedless Raisins 45« Gardenside Green Beans 21.25 e oes ’1.45 ■ Spreads. Protervo». Etc. taking Needs Sno-White Salt Baking Soda 14~ As- 5e 3 Ar 25c Baking Powder c/-lu' l0-“- ” 9c Baking Powder — 25c i Ik. Ns- | | e Sugar ~ ** 95e n-it |2.37 Beet Sugar 2S-lb. sack 39 Pure Cane Sugar >** A» 42c H4-*. sH- 42c Cake Flour Cake Flour Bisquick UM Buckwheat Flour x“' 49 c tti-is. 3 5< Corn Meal "•••' *“■ •* 43c Corn Meal *'*"• ’* 53c Kitchen Craft Flour “A $ |. 15 Kitchen Craft Flour *** “a $2.39 Gold Medal Flour ,0-IK "a $1.15 Evaporated Milk T,M "* 2/25c Condensed Milk ,**/* **• 25c Evaporated Milk **''< mi u 13C Sunnybank Margarine Margarine Swift Lard 41c 41c '*• 37c4* $1.39 HARD CANDIES Ultra Fine 1-lb. Box 19c Special Price! Peanut Butter *“* ’* 55c Peanut Butter c,~”r 39c Strained Honey T” ’* 55c Strained Honey ** *l ” Creamed Honey **“ l4Ma 35c Log Cabin Syrup 27c Sleepy Hollow Syrup ,,‘w- 24c Syrup I m . u«pi9 35^ Apricot Preserves Apricot Preserves Boysenberry Pres. Loganberry Pres. Strawberry Pros. ■* Orange Marmalade 15c Plum Preserves Shady Oak 14b. Jer 4 C« 13 Beef Gravy Potato Salad n * i e—”• Lima Beans *•*“* -•*»»••• Sliced Beets "isf-w Diced Beefs •* ** 2 “• Diced Carrots °—‘i- *» Kernel Corn c~"*r '*•••• »•***» I Oc 10c 10c 9c Cream Corn | ye Allen's Applesauce For □ really successful Pie! No. 2 can No. 2Vi 4 Ac con IV Prune Juice M**rt Apple Juice Sweet Potatoes r*Aw. Jv“' *“ 23c Sweet Potatoes n .. j jc V8 Juice Tomato Juice Tomato Juice Tomato Juice Columbia Sauerkraut *“ lie Spinach N° ** can17c Tomatoes 2 Ic Tomatoes -■“ 23c Tomatoes h .»«.. Vegetables Un"‘ ‘w-'w n * mi - 20c Brown Bread *• * w‘ "• 1 “• 21 c Pork & Beans c~ * - 19c Pork & Beans r" c~' ►<• *»••• 15c 3 X3 *'***■• Grapefruit Juice r~* 21c Grapefruit Juice 22c Grapefruit Juice r* w“" j qc Blended Juice «*-«■ 25c Blended Juice •'“* ° **■ * I ic j ¿ c Orange Juice j jc Orange Juice 44- ku <<25 c Fig Bars K‘-' - 31b 53c Vanilla Wafers r“" •“ Av 15C Soda Crackers *•*•' '* 25c Long Grain Rico Tenderoni Corn Beef Hash *'•»“ 29c Lunch Meat *•*»**<* «-r i>~ 47c Ritz Crackers Cheez-it Jr. Crackers 44~ “• 32c 23c 46 01 c,n 27< : |Qc FEATURED NOW! Dee- 95« '*• 13c Ko/na i» Co«W Jalees Bread, Crackers, Cookies Raisin Bread 25c 21 c r*f Citrus Sale Eventi Gardenside Peas Ne. 301 m AF( Cea fee 3 for 2^^ Canned Juice» Sweet Potatoes UA~ h ., % u> |5e Great Northern Beans ’* As 29c Small White Beans ** As- 43c White Rico MJ-*- »'*'• ** 43c White Rico **• As- 49c ** As- 59c 18c Moonbeam Pumpkin Soda Crackers ,"f Graham Crackers Graham Crackers Wheat Thins Baby Lima Beans c**- ’* As- 35c Cranberry Sauce "• 22c Apricot» h ., i>/, - 27c Maraschino Cherries 25c Kadota Figs H-M0“"|9c Fruit Cocktail w“*~ o«»»*< r/> “> 38c Fancy Grapefruit •*••-**• n * i |gc Broken Grapefruit '"•‘•w 1 |7c Seedless Grapes n .. i«. | ge Peaches M'l”‘ ***■ 29c Cream Corn - 15c Kernel Corn /cr- 2 •• 21 c White Hominy *“A ‘"A h .. m «. | Okra N«. 2 cm | "J q | i" 15c ’—•—lie “■ 9c ... |5C Ne. 2 Vi Q( Can iti Canned Fruit» Canoed Vegetables Fricassee Chicken 1|'—“ ” “ 83c Beef Stew "" 55c Vegetable Stew i %> 37 c Veal Loaf “• 25c Pig's Feet *•*-»—i*~ 3gc Vienna Sausages 18c Prom Lunch Meat ’*** '’■“■•“49c ’* As 3gc Idaho Red Beans Slices O' Gold Freestones Baby Foods 2 —• 15c Baby Foods s"‘—2 — 15c Prepared Foods Chicken Tamales Vegetable Ravioli Spaghetti Package Foods *••** ‘-lb 27c *••** ** 45c M *• i" 29c ■*29c °** •* i" 39c Sliced Peaches FANCY PEAS •X 17'»..’1.95 Miscellaneous Values 2* a * 47 c Nob Hill Coffee '*45c ’* 89c s-w ’* 26c SoW **49c ,2-“- As- 25c Airway Coffee '* *•* 43c ** $ I ’* Hills & M.J.B. Coffee '* 53c Tea Bags **•» A»45c tr. | jc Red Hill Catsup ’* 30c Tomato Sauce Kraft Dinner 17c 2* 49c Graham Crackers M*~r n'A-» k*tl< |7e "• 5c 2 Aw 25c Prices effective Thur., A l'>th-Sat., 18th. f We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. FRUITS & VEGETABLES \ Every cut ie guaranteed tender, juicy, delicious Priced by the pound to assure you of full value! Per Pound Beef Pot Roasts u 4Sr ’ C ,4Com- morcial" Tender, Juicy Blade Cuts. Lots of good eating meat for your money. B»«f Short Ribs HAMS Froth Ground Beef Wilton brand. Half or Wbolol Pork Loin Roasts PICNICS RaH»-—Black Hawk Short ihanktl BACON By H»a ñoco. Siked BACON Swiff» Mmiwn. .1, *r a- - <1____ 11 fcJirvO TIO*W IWI lb. 89e Red Emperors—Sweet, fresh YOU CAN HELP US KEEP SAFEWAY'S PRICES TH« LOWEST IN TOWN -«**• SA «M «^ oft FRYERS Box $2.69 *• «A Salmon Staaks lb. 69c Halibut Steaks lb. 59c Frask Oysters Flat 59c Be sure •. • shop SAFEWAY qi/2c Half Box $1.39 Comice Pears Per Box $3.15 Cauliflower Extra Nice Heads Parsnips ROASTERS Fricettee Fowl Desert Grapefruit Refreshing! Pork Loin Chops ** lb. 49e lb.691 Fancy Table Grapes |^l/2c 9C 15c qi/2c locally Grown-Gardcn fresh. Turnins Fresh! No tops to buy RED DELICIOUS lb. 10c Hox $3.59 RED ROMES lb. 12c Box $4.19 WINESAPS lb. 9e Box $3.15 »ncy 9
