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SAFEWAY
%
Special
Trimmed
HAM has the spotlight
position at your nearby
Safeway store. These
are big, juicy, tender
hams cured to a king’s
taste. Buy your favorite
part. The shank ends
have practically no
hock due to special
trimming in the curing
plant. You’ll find ’em
freshly cut, attractive
ly displayed and priced
to save you money.
Shank ends, butt ends and center slices
each offering the maximum of down
right good eating at thrifty lpw prices.
Plan several meals around HAM this
week.
There is
page after
page of
exciting
reading
in the . . .
AUGUST
issue of
SAFEWAY STORE HOURS
Opstn 8:30 a.m.—Close 6:30 p.m. Monday thru Saturday
HOCKLESS
SHANK END
BUTT
END
of Ham
Lean, Tender
Closely
Trimmed
N<
GOOD LISTENING
FOR HOT JULY
EVENINGS
WATERGATE
SYMPHONY
CONCERTS
?xt Friday and Sunday
CABBAGE
Tender Green
Firm Heads
Tobin’s “Webster” Brand or
Swift’s “Oriole” Brand
SLICED BACON
J.ean, Tender
Ready for the Pan
Lean Tender Smoked
BACON
SQUARES
Delicious boiled with ten
der green cabbage 01*
string beans. Dad will
like it sliced and fried. ]Jj
Safeway's low price
makes this a thrifty
meat buy this week.
the natural partner
to HAM
Tender leafy green cabbage and
boiled smoked ham ... a com
bination hard to beat. Dad and
the kids will love it. Serve it
this week.
Your nearby Safeway is featuring tender young Veal at prices
that will make it a thrifty main course feature for you in plan
ning your weekend menus. Like all Safeway meats it must
| please you 100% or all your money back.
| VEAL BREAST -.29c
VEAL ROAST ,b 49c
VEAL CHOPS sh0lb 59c
VEAL CHOPS Sib b 75c
VEAL CHOPS " b 75c
VEAL CUTLETS "89°
-,
Other Safeway Meats
Luncheon Meat Splc*H lb 63c
Luxury Loaf — ,b 59c
Bologna lb 57c
Pork RollToylor .-----lb 85c
Tasty Liverwurst . ,b 59c
Frankfurters -lb 53c
Chopped Ham Spic#d -lb 79c
Cereals
Corn Soya — *iT4. 15c
Raisin Bran 9,- 1“£ 17c
Kellogg's Variety —- 10 p”,1 32c
Cereal Tray o«k.r-’““g.- 32c
Shredded Ralston 17c
Honey Wheat Rj00n.9'r 2 4pk°': 27c
Kellogg's All Bran ; 24c
Corn Flakes K,llo9B'‘ — ’pkV; 19c
Rice Krispies K'llo99 ' 2 29c
Shredded Wheat 17c
Post Corn Toasties 19c
Raisin Bran fo" -. *V; 17c
Bran Flakesr*" -14c
Grape Nuts -’*”• 19c
Salad Needs
Nu Made Mayonnaise p,,51c
Kraft Mayonnaise.- £ 53c
Salad Dressing Duch*** - ^ 37c
Salad Dressing miJFwmp t 39c
Famous Dressing Durk” ,0b" 33c
French Dressing £ 21c
Wesson Oil —. 't; 47c
Olive Oil romp,;°" .—- b"; 27c
Old Mill Vinegar . J'. 15c
Heinz Vinegar Pur* Cid*r Z: 12c
Teas
Canterbury Tea Bags Cpn«15c
Canterbury Tea Bags *^8 43c
Canterbury Tea Bags Onoo81c
Lipton's Tea Bags pmB53c
McCormick Tea Bags 51c
Tender Leaf Tm *o«’ 51c
Wilkins Tea Bags P7«>49c
Safeway takes special care to bring you sweet corn at Ms
peak of goodness! To begin, with, our buyers select only the
plumpest young ears. And they insist that the corn be picked
in the cool of early morning before the sun’s heat can drive
away any of the juicy flavor from the tender kernels. Then
the corn is rushed to our stores ... all its natural goodne>->
protected by controlled refrigeration. Like all our fruits
and vegetables, corn at Safeway is guaranteed to be exactly
right . . . fresh and flavorsome ... or your money back.
SUGGESTIONS
FOR PREPARING
VEAL
VEAL STEW
With Celtry and Noaditi
lh. 'alt pork t rigi water
% Ibn. Tf»l breast. 3 11M
neck or shoulder 1 cups rat relerr j
3 tablespoons flour
Cut salt pork in cubes and fry until
brown, add veal breast, neck or shoul
der, cut in 2-inch cubes, and brown
well. Add water, salt, and cover
closely. Let simmer 1 !i hours. Add
cut celery and continue cooking 'i
hour Thicken the gravy with flour
stirred into a little water. Serve with
cooked noodles. Garnish with pickle
tans. Serves 5 or 6.
SPICY VEAL POT ROAST
Choose 5-lb. shoulder of veal, bone
left in. Mix 1 tablespoon of dry mus
tard, 1 teaspoon poultry seasoning,
1 tablespoon brown sugar, 1 table
spoon salt and some pepper together
and rub into the roast. Brown the
roast very slowly in 3 toblespoons of
lord—the more slowly browned, the
better the flavor. Add 'l cup diced
onion, 2 toblespoons vinegar and cover
tightly. Simmer over a low fire for
2h hours. Mokes its own grovy.
Serves 3 to the pound of meat.
FISH FILLETS
as
r
. fr**h fl»vor
"a protected by
' Safr-wny’i Frozen
Filth S*rvi«*
1
C*llo Wrapped
Perch Fillets P!T, 31c
Gorton's
Perch Fillets pfc*. 35c
Cello Wrapped
Haddock Fillets 39c
Cello Wrapped
Solo Fillets 59c
Cello Wrapped
Flounder Fillets 55c
Oorten's
Haddock Fillets 45c
Extra Rich
LUCERNE
MILK
LUCERNE MILK IS GUARAN
TEED Hrr RICHER THAN
THE LAW REQUIRES
4Qt$. or IOC P*r
More aO t*t’
1,2 or 3 qts. 19cI|*r
NOTE: Price on 4 quarts or more
lots is not effective in our Vir
ginia stores due to Virginia Milk
Commission regulations. Va price
Is 19c per qitfrt in any amount
More Safeway Values
PUFFED RICEstt: £."15e
PUFFED WHEAT £& Z 12c
tomato juice SD::: *°„2 9c
MARGARINE Su""’,bo"lt-lb 42c
MARGARINE ,lu* *on"*'-,b 43c
MEADOW WOOD "T»n"Z? b 37c
LAND O’LAKES ,u *,b 89c
A DDIPftTC Mon** 7f «f.
ArnlvUld WMf, UopmU jm Wilv
TOMATOES 2 "Z 33c
TOMATOES 2 ^ 33c
THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN:
Washington, D. C.
MARYLAND: Bcthesda. Bladensburr. Chery
Chase. Kensintton. Cerai Bills. Collate Park,
Hyatts rllle. Mt. Rainier. Silver Sprint. Takema
Park. Gaithersburt. Raekrtlle. Suitland. Upper
Marlboro, Laurel, Indian Bead, Berwyn, Capital
VIRGINIA: Alexandria. Ariincten. Fairfax, falls
Church. McLean. Herndon. Vienna.
Until clear ef business Saturday, July SI. IMS.
NO SALES TO DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Items marked
<•1 arec/nblect la Maryland Sales Tax. Produce
prices art subject to dally market ehantee.
LUSC/M FREESTONE
PEACHES
ORIGINAL
BUSHEL BASKET
*4.55
CANTALOUPES tSr »■ 10*
LEnUCE ZZ. ‘ I7‘
WHITE CELERY ‘ 9'
YELLOW ONIONS 3- IT*
POTATOES "«r 10 "** 43*
TOMATOES .k I0‘
TOMATOES r - 17'
\ >
! BUY FRESH PRODUCE
BY THE POUHD
Safeway price* corn by the
pound so that you'll get full
value everytime. There's
no guesswork. You pick out
the size and number of ear*
you need for your family
. . . you weigh 'em up your
self on the convenient ul
timate scales nearby, buy
ing com and other produce
items by the pound is the
sure way of getting full |
value everytime. Sizes vary
but a pound is always a
pound. Make your nearby j
Safeway Store your head- i
quarters for crisp, fresh
fruits and vegetables end
you'll be surprise^ at the
savings you'll maW every
day in the week.

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