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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1954)
Official Newspaper of Vernonia, Oregon Marvin Kamholz Editor and Publisher Entered as secund class mail matter. August 4. 1M3 at a>e post office in Vernonia. Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price $3 00 yeany In the Nehalem Valley. Else where $3.50. noon. Arthur Bellingham, broth er of the groom was best man and Mrs. Ronald Trenholm. sister of the groom was matron of hon or. They left immediately after BIRKENFELD — Nancy Stauf- the reception on a short hon' y moon trip to Klamath Falls. fer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Cecil Elliott spent Spencer Stauffer of J“well and George Bellingham, son of Mrs the week end and Monday and Guy Bellingham were married Tuesday with Elsa Richardson in by Reverend Ben Vegors in the ' Seaside Mr. and Mrs. Art Bel parsonag • of the Bible Baptist I lingham and boys were there church in Astoria Saturday after- I Sunday also. Wedding Rites Read at Astoria THE VERNONIA EAGLE 1 I i 1 I Mrs. Guy Bellingham has THE EAGLE. VERNONIA. ORE. THURSDAY, OCT 21, 1954 5 I Lav. I egce 'lep»MU ho^ig. 4 , 1^,‘y ¡left Monday foi eastern moved into the apartment over Elsa Richardson «pant last week Oregon to hunt the store Mr. and Mrs Gsqrge Fred Larson tend Jiqutis Gar Bellingham will occupy the Bel at her home in Seaside lingham residence. Francis Nordstrom left Satur lock are logging down ii\ the James Davenport has been ill day for duck hunting at Klamath Tillamook burn ’ndW" Mrs George J.mes of Mist cal with an ear infection Mrs Bel Falls. • lingham took him and his mother Sewing club met at the home ed on Mrs. Lloyd Bench on Mun Mrs .Mice Davenport to the doc of Mrs Art Bellingham last Tues- day. tor in Clatskanie Tuesday. Don Jensen, Ted Bellingham, i day. There ware six members Rev and Mrs. Bill Arvan and present Next meeting will oe and Eddie WalLace returned on family from Minneapolis. Minne with Mrs. Fred Busch. Wednesday from eastern Oregon sota spent the week end at the Lawrence Jepson and Fred with their deer at SAFEWAY you pay only for the periect-eating part Take for Example U.S. Choice Beef Rib Roast Pound 79c Before weighing your purchase, your Safeway meat man trims this roast as shown here. Every roast is "U.S.DA CHOICE” staer beef the only grade of beef that Safeway sells Every cut of Safeway Beef is correctly aged to bring out peak tend erness and flavor The result is perfect-eating, deliciously tender and juicy meat That’s w hy we say, “Your complete eat- satisfaction guaranteed ... or your money cheerfully ri'fundid.” z // U.S. CHOICE GRADE STEER BEEF section is trim med off and sold as short ribs at a low er price per pound. liiu T-BONE STEAKS the sial;1 A4 rt t I I u y|rUU II I n 111 A T-Bone -teak from Safeway is carefully You do not pay for excess U.S. CHOICE GRADE STEER BEEF BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK For the best sirloin steak you've tasted, be sure to try these tender top sirloins from Safeway. Th“y’re all meat. properly aged and trimmed. CHOCK ROAST Very little bone in proportion to good eating meat on this delicious Pot Roast. This price is for the blade cut . Arm cuts are slightly higher—per pound 59c TENDERLOIN STEA^ Ground Beef, 100'’ pure beef lb. 35c Bacon Squares, square cut lb. 35c Fish Sticks, Captain's Choice Fillet of Sole, Cap. Choice Fresh Pacific Oysters, Select 'AA' Large Egg Strictly Fresh Choice Raisins C DOZEN 4-POUND PACKAGE 59c Tomato Catsup Sunrise, Elbow 2-LB. PKG. 29e 2 BOTTLES 23- 300 Count Popcorn L’npopped Cello Pack Quaker Oats Regular or Quick Cane Sugar Angel Cake Mix PACKAGE 2-LB. PKG. 23c 39c Chatham Mild Cheddar Moonbeam Brand Sandwich Spread Cheese Pumpkin Best for Lunches Many size Wedges to Choose from Pie Time Is Here Again. Stock Up Now and Save! Quart Bottle BISQUICK Per Pound 40-oz. pkg. 49c BISCUIT MIX 40-oz. pkg. 4Sc BISCUIT MIX ,oz. bol 19c VANILLA SHORTENING 3.lb Pkl. 79c JELL-WELL 2 Pk. 15c GELATINS — 6 FLAVORS JELL-O 4 35c GELATINS — 6 FLAVORS LAC MIX 10-POUND SACK Pillsbury 1 r r c PKG. 3 J PIEDMONT For Those Trick or Treat Goblins ROXBURY CANDY MAYONNAISE Quart Ja, 59c C & H 65c 8-oz. Pkg. Pt. 65c CHOC. DRINK lb Carton 45c ei°5 SLICED PORK LOIN CENTERS 1-lb. 55c FRAPPE' Kleenex Tissues CANADIAN BACON 10-oz. 49c WESTAG FLAVORING Tells Lb. $1.49 Lunch Box FLEET MIX Macaroni Meaty t mderloins, taken from "U.S.- D A ' CHOICE” Beef loins as shown here, Every cut well trimmed of excess waste. Lb, 57c Trick or Treat Mix Trick or Treat Pops Orange & Black Gum Drops I6-oz. Orange and Black Jelly Beans 16-oz. Goelitz Candy Corn 12-oz. 39c 11-oz. 39c pkg. 25c pkg. 29c 1-lb. 29c Prem Luncheon Meat 12»oz. can 47c Dial Soap, Deodorant 2 bath bars 37c Dial Soap, fragrant 2 Reg. Bars 25c Bab-0 Cleanser sanitizes 2 16-oz. can 27c Dennison's Chili, With Tasy Beans 16-oz. Can 29c Crackerjacks, prize in every’ pkg.'/pk. 5c Hi Ho Crackers, crisp i Gi*y. 35c Krispy Saltines, fresh 1-lb. 27c Taste Tells Lima Beans 300 can 10c Smith Chili Beans No 300 can 10c Nu Made Mayonnaise Pint 45c Nob Hill Coffee 1-lb. $1.02—2-lb $2.03 Airway Coffee 1-lb. $1.00—2-lb $1.99 Edwards Coffee 1-lb $1.07—2-lb. $2.1'3 Coffee, Adv. Brands 1-lb $1.09 Coffee, Adv. Brands ?-lb. $2.17 Prices Effective Thru Saturday, Oct. 23—We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
