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Sl—lELTON-MASON CO UNTY .l 0 URNAL
Bovecs Return From
Trip Into Oregon
Rev. and Mrs. J. O. Bovee re—
turned last night from a week's
visit in Portland and Salem. Ore..
win-re they have been visiting
friends. They report fine weath-
er and a noticeable upturn in
business. Pastor Bovee will be in
charge of the regular services
Slmduy.
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PARAMOUN
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Shelton, Wash.
Fri, Feb. 21
1 Day Only
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5 Big Days
STARTING
Sat, Feb. 22
(Continuous Matinee Saturday
». from 1 p. m.)
7 to and including Wednesday,
February 26
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In order to permit an early
showing of this Spectacular
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iézona” have released the show
{fat the following prices:
Sat. and Sun. Mat.
(Continuous from 1 p. m.)
Children ........................ __10¢
Students .._.24c
Adults ............................ ..30¢
' Evenings From 5 p.m.
Children ........................ ..15¢
Students ._._24¢
Adults ............................ ..40¢
(Scrceno Wednesday Evening)
,30th Anniversary » ~ll/lrs. W. Smith I
l F eted At Agate
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1 On Valentine Day
By Mrs. Mary Matthcs
l Agate, Feb. 19. ~— Mr. and Mrs.
‘E. Hawkinson had a very pleas-I
ant surprise valentine night when
ia number of friends dropped in
ion them to help celebrate their
vthirticth wedding anniversary. A
:jolly time was had playing cards
,and enjoying music. A delicious
supper was served before depart-
ing, with best wishes for many
ihappy returns of the day to Mr.
and Mrs. E. Hawkinson. Those
:prcsent were: Mr. and Mrs. D.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Hartman, Mr.
and Mrs. P. York, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Guycr, Mr. and Mrs. H. Vi’clch,
.Mr. and Mrs. J. Vanderwal, and
ers. M. Matthcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Grafton of Soap
Lake, and Mrs. W. French of Se-
,attle, visited Mr. and Mrs. T.
lHouseman Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Cramcr of Red-
‘mond were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Vandcrwal.
Mrs. M. Mattth enjoyed (linncr
{with Mr. and Mrs. T. Houscman
Sunday.
Mrs. L. Hall and son returned
Saturday after a visit back East
with relatives.
Earl Halstrom of Tacoma spcnt
llthe weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. Houseman.
I Victor Lewis, who is employed
{at the Boeing Field, was home
Saturday with his uncle, Harry
lBantham and his younger brother,
IGeorge, to celebrate the latter‘s
Ibirthday. Victor presented George
lwith a bicycle.
1‘ Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Watkins of
,Buckley, spent the weekend .visit.
ing Mr. and Mrs. H. Welch.
Mrs. Fred Hovind, baby son,
‘and Mr. and Mrs. T. Houseman,
visited Mrs. M. Matthes Thursday.
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Grahams . 2-lbs. 29¢
Rhubarb . . 3-lbs.
. Oranges . . . 3 doz. 49¢
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Potlatch Ladies
By Elizabeth Hussman and
Mildred Woodworth
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, Subscription Rates:
BY MAIL: in Mason County (outside 01‘ Shelton city mail carrier
districts)
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kl'i-gilléllluns l'orbid re;
iliuir Journi.
t a . jI‘I'i“‘l\'lll;.‘,' by mail.
‘ ‘Potldch, Feb. 19. The Pot-[BY JOURNAL CARRIER:
latch SOCial club met at the l or 552;.“ |>l‘l' your in advance.
schoolhouse Tuesday evening. Af- l
tables of contract
Simmons
Mrs.
Mrs. Kenneth
the galloping goose.
Smith was the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carlson and
daughter Esther, lcft Thursday
W In.
mid.
points of interest in that state.
Billy Reader is at home after
Shclton
hospital. Friends
proving rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Pat-gel
daughter Thortsa,
and Mrs.
Canyon.
jurday guests at the home of Mr.
i and Mrs. Wm. Smith. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith and tiny daughter
spent Sunday in Olympia. An-
was Miss Beatrice W'oodworth.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Sim-
mons included David Simmons of
Tacoma, Mr. and 1‘ :3. Neil Sim-
‘mons and son Mickey. and Mr.
and Mrs..T‘Kenneth Simmons and
daughter Anita, of Potlatch.
Mr. midfiMrs J. E. Bushuc and
son Jimmygand Mr. O. E. Havens
ors at the: home of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Himsman. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Rodgeberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ROSe and
brother Robert Rose ofShelton,
were Sunday afternoon callers at
the home of Mr. A. H. Wibert.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson had 3.
their guests on Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Nelson and family of
Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Paul Tompkins
spent Saturday visiting at
Naomc of Mr. Tompkin's
Mrs. Fred Anderson of Olympia.
Pete Kosmonek spent the week-
end in Keyport visiting friends.
59c
49c
CORN, PEAS,
STR. BEANS
Scans . . . . . . 25¢
MJB.
COFFEE
2-lbs. 25c
.....lb. 15¢
. . . 3-lbs. 25¢
lland duplicating services. He has authorized the
Labor and Industries Department and the State,
1“ :Tax Commission to combine their efforts in aud-
iting the books of business and industry. At the
lmoment, he points out, there is an overrun-hing of
I Under the new arrange-
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,lmore revenues Will be collected and busmesswfll
.s‘ be benefited by less interference. ,
i gains should more than compensate. for any slight
: official upset the new order may occasion—Seat-
; ltlc Times.
ter a short business meeting two‘, 7::
were played:
high score going to Mrs. Reaclcr,.
second high to Mrs. Sislcy and!
received l
for an extended trip to Califor-z
They plan to visit Mrs. Carl-
were Sunday;
dinner guests at the home of Mini
Bruce Pang-cl of Purdyi
Misses Elizabeth Camcron a n di
.Jcan Smith of Olympia were Sat-1
of Bremen’tbn were Sunday visit-‘
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‘and really stop all foolishness and politics and
force unity. It took about so long in the World tative, Charles Savage.
They also,
War, and the lost time meant many needless 105
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Mr. and Roy Aslcson andl 0n ,
carry on Without a care for the future so long as
the present provides all creature comforts and
safety; none have yet considered the sacr1fice of
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‘toward economy in the state government ofl
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'dcnts of Shole served by city mull carrier Ironi‘
Published every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
Foreign $3.50 per year. Postal
in Shelton, 25¢ Di‘l‘ month (collected by carrier)
GRANT C. ANGLE
Editor
7J. EBER ANGLE
Manager
Mcmbi-r oi’ \Vashinglon Son's-paper l’ublishcrs' Association
and National Editorial
Association.
Z the kaleidoscope of war events either at home or the
several days treatment in the! abroad, but we get the general idea that
they also called on Mr' and Mrs'
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a z e. l j i .
mm to know that Bmy is my, country is now in for much trouble on all Sides.
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l Diplomatic intrigue in and between the ma-
“di jor powers of Europe and the gradual closing of
the Axis grip on smaller countries and forcing
them beyond neutrality to the service of the die—
tator countries, bodes no good to England or this
. country.
but reaching out.
lives.
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I While we are viewing all these moves wit
alarm, we should be most concerned at, home
(where progress toward defense and assistanc
. are being hampered by strikes in nearly every S? a guest of Mm Bolling
that} ‘2.
great industry, and administration Seems power-l
. , less to reach the~sore spots.
Mm Anna Sm‘th 15 the guest“; , It will not be long before the crucial
fight’
between Hitler and England will focus, and all
Europe will be somewhere in the brawl; and not
so long before America will realize its dangers conducted in groups through
the
THE WAR PLOTS THICKEN
The international as well as national plot is
son’s sister in Los Angeles andf thickening so fast that none can keep up
With
Hitler is making slow progress in direct hits
on England but is circling through other coun-
other Sunday visitor in Olympia: tries to pOSlthIl in the Balkans and
Mediteran- ing for the valentine exchanged v‘=
,ncan; Stalin is standing behind ready to step in
to the weak spots and Japan is talking smooth play
h
In meantime the American people are the
1y ones on earth who seem oblivious to war and .VValter Cooke. I ,
anything in their daily lives; all will let the un-
known future take care of itself.
LANGLIE MOVES FOR ECONOMY
Governor Langlie has made his first move
Washington by uniting a couple of overlapping
their common labors.
ment, he declares better service will be provided,
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‘of ten times their own.
after twenty
HOME
LOANS
0 Convenient Terms
C Reasonable Rates
: . N0 DELAY
Mason County Savings
& Loan Association...
"Title Insurance Bldg; ,_ «2'
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These three
NOT coNSIS'rEET
The groceryman is being snared in what you,
‘ , might call the-bight of the line. A federal grandl
; jury in Seattle has indicted 12 officers and 125
.members of a wholesale grocers association for}
assertedly keeping prices too high. Now the sen-
ate of the Washington legislature passes a bill
,against setting prices too low. .
' The grand jury charged the indicted grocery-
men and grocery firms with violation of the Sher-
man anti-trust act to “fix arbitrary and unreas-
.onablc prices for staple groceries.” The senate ac-
ition was directed toward strengtheningthe statel
lfair trade practices act of 1939 by eliminatingl
A~ “loss leaders” that is, items sold at low prices to
‘f attract. customers to stores: SO we have the
istrange affair of the national “and state govern-
;ments working in opposite directions. The gro-
ceryman is caught in the middle, an uncomfort-i
.n World.
Many men get into jail by mistake, nine out
The rail-roads which built far ahead of their
.needs, but served the country Well in the last war
are now getting another call for all their facilities
or more lean years in which they
and their investors went bankrupt; like other in-
. dustries, condemned for progressiveness.
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Shol’tonian Finds
The somalled
Cooper, Sr.,
‘ Rayonier
this week.
employe,
sabula'ta covering his yard at
started last fall from two Square
yards .of the plant he purchased:
down in Lewis county.
takes less water than grass and‘
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e McIlquaham, a neighbor, was 31-,
climbed up into the tower and:
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Lawn Moss Useful; ~95
“Lazy Man’s}
Lawn” which has been growingl
ill-PODUIarity in recent years re—
CelVed Cluite a boost from George
l HMr. Cooper now has somethingi '1’,
like 100 square yards of the plant l .1
known as Lawn Moss or Reginai
Sixth and Laurel streets which he' ‘
The Plant looks a good deal like a {
moss! Stays green the year around, 5 ,
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Inevelf has to be mowed, Mr. Coo-
per pomts out. I
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Tom Webb was admitted toi
nesday for medical treatment.
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HOSPITAL PATIENT
the Shelton General'Hospital Wed- |
,from the State College of VVash-
ay, Feb
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Thursday, February
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That evening she ac- iitcd in Shelton Sunday 9
l“ and Mrs. Dan Bcn— I the Mt. View home of
ALA. .
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iTucsday.
iconipanicc
Said—Comedy TQM
iitctt to Lacey where they visited iii-law and daughter, " c
36 BV 1with Mrs. McKinney and with her Mrs Bob Rumin. infill}
‘ a. ‘sistcr, Mrs. C. Bailey, who is vis-i ' . UTDoo
iting thch from Montana. l , s
___ 3 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams ofl Local
By Una Winsor ,‘Tacoma visited part of last week} 1 ,
1 ,7 {with Mr. and Mrs. \Valtcr Cooke.‘I I
tb§;?1€f:gl :2;:% 1‘ out“: Harold, who is employed at the; ».
g“_MADIS(
whl be given hit? at £6 hrl’u'TflCOhIG. Smelter, was having a: ,
“time” 3“
.Ilhursday’ana Friday mofhts ‘01.. lay—off on account of an
injured‘ \_
b‘ .‘ ankle
...-..~: next week, February 27 and 28. , _’ q ,T, 1 ,
under the sponsorship of the. Mr. and l\.rs. Frank VVandell 150R EVERY OCC
were out from Shelton and visited;
her sister, Mrs. H. A. Winsor and l
family Monday afternoon and evc-
‘nmg. 1
i Charley Hinton of Dayton was
Shelton Valley Grange. The play
will be directed by Miss McCor—
mack who has had much exper-
icncc in that line, having directed
grange-sponsored plays in other
Delivered 211in11.
222 South 10th
in caller in the valle Shelton
counties. Local, county and Shel—l Mr .md Mrs J K V.“
ton talent will be used in thci " ' ‘ ‘ 1" ' . v
cast. Admission will be 35 and!
15 cents. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shafer had
an outing Sunday afternoon at
Lake Newatzel Resort, and
S. Carman at Dayton.
There was a good turnout at'
grange meeting Thursday evening, ,
and two new members Were giv- 3::
en the first and second degrees!
and three prospective membersv‘
Were ballotcd upon. The hall was
prettily decorated with the val-
entine motif. Mrs. Estella Hol-
l 1:
man and Mrs. Clarence VVivell!
were the decorating committed} ‘ HAM
A new decorating committee will ; l . v E1axophon
be appointed each month. Namesi . ‘ ARN
were drawn at a previous meet-l r n ' Guitar
> ' BRACIE
There will be no business meet-i
ing next week on account of the;
date conflicting. j
Mrs. H. A. Winsor, Mrs. Dech 1
Bennett and Ava and Una Winsor ‘
were luncheon guests Wednesday
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bolling in ,
Mrs. James;
drums
PORK . \\
Sausage 2-lb. 2 j.
the buses over, carrying members:
La I I I I lb.
of the senior class of thc Irene: it ’ ,
S. Reed high school. All were! “ . l’,
PECKLED
Pigs Feet 2—553", 213’ §
Pork chr 24b. 2 ' 8‘
FINNAN HADDIE I; "a
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day. 1 --
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Baker on- i ,.
joyed a visit at the state legis-l
lature last Wednesday, having} ‘
been delegated to drive two of; ?'.
' a
various departments and w 9 re
introduced by our local Represen-
cnjoyed the beautiful View. v. :
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Bennett. V
spent Wednesday evening at Val-1 .
ley View Farm with Mr. and Mrs. l ~a
Visitors and callers at Echol
Farm the latter part of the \vceki
were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rob-i, 1'
inson and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. ,.
Phillips of Shelton, Mrs. Clarence
Wivell, Mrs. Estella Holman, Mrs, é
Charley Baker and daughter Jean. '
Those who attended the dairy- ’
men and farmers meeting held.
here Monday under the leadership ,
of County Agent Clinton Oli:1‘-
strom, learned much of interest
from Dr. Otto J. Hill, Extension
Dairyman, and Arthur J. Cagle,
Assistant Extension Economist,
. Pest
SALNION —— HALIBUT
ington. A potluck lunch was serv- ;
ed at noon by Mrs. James Frazier
and Mrs. Walter Cooke.
Mrs. Dewey Bennett visited in
Shelton with relatives and friends
Specials for Friday and Monday
Store Closed Saturday —— washington’s Birthday
2 lgEEACHE
S&W
Grade ‘A’ Large
cans ........ . .
PEAS, 1 I-
Rosedale
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Shortening. H 1“ 7»: cans, ....... ... p
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, 3 l s- Libby.
Dog Food ‘
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(imam mg. 9c
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Corn Flakes
Albcr's
pkg‘s. ........ ..
P’Nut BUTTER
Sunny Jim
3353' .......... _. 2%
Full Shopping Bag
NAMES . .
No.
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TURNIPS ‘ .
, Your Chmce
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JUICE PARSNIPS ‘ 3
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