...Julyoi, 1941. SHELTQN-MASQN COUNTY JOURNAL Page Five
Volunteer EXCELLENT JOBS ITING lActiVity Shown News Brevities lTeach-er
Play
er\s Selected. AT JOB OFFICE: In News Notes From Pickering Important Role
~.\Li:u—t \V A . a“.-- U - S -b , I , . .. I _ the organized opinion
of man- Week. Mr. Livingston was, for-
. adjutant. Col. laltcifl ‘ The fQHO‘Nlng Job Openlpgs'are serving.
their apprenticeship. Ch0_1 e, . By virtue E. Hanlon i kind.” _ merly
connected With the Journal
annourc ‘gghglav fl? listed this week at the ‘washing— kermen and
tong shakers for a ...s. -. ! PIC-hermgi Jilly 30~iMr~ ahdi ..L___ ‘
consu‘ucuo“ 0f WOOd‘m cargo, as a repqrte‘r" and,nO‘Y holds
the
nnel o‘f '33] 0 £1} 10‘; , ton State Employment office. A reliable
logging concern near Union, July 29.—G. R. Cham-‘MYS- 30h camCI'Oh
and 50“ Daley; The classroom should be the "655315 from Pacmc
Northwestl Sam? posmo‘l on me Vlaklma RC’
State Voluet 13ml representative of the office is at Olympia. A well digger
to con-lberlain, better know as “Bobfi'iOf. Changsha. Speht the
WNfikéhd . place where American youth learn I‘lmbcr when) Win the
battle Otl pUth‘
enuy b . h a .\ h' . the Court House in SflCltOI’l each tract
digging a well by the foot, , recently sold his home here to', With
th‘ill' mO‘ihCI‘y MI‘S- L1lllahideomcratic living, Dr. Willard
E. Fhe Atlant‘c was urged at WaSh" KEEPTVZSl-TTNWGTCNWGREEN
eing organized Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 Pulp wood cutters.
Machinists. A} Ed Elliott, owner of “Shake Cab— ‘, CamCTOh- Givens.
executive secretary, Na- mgton State Conege recently by‘ Delicpte
machines ‘lSed bv the
.flIa Unit all-Nd V b, pm.‘ He Will gladly furnish all dairy farm
worker. And odd jobs ins” which are directly back ofi Mr, and Mrs, Ed
Larson of Shol- tional Education association, told Guy E-_ ThorntIOhv
.pmfessor 0f state Division of Forestry are by.
{readiness C015,); Ddf Part’cmars regardmg any Of these such as lawn
work, gardening, etc. the Chamberlain home and will ton were supper guests
at the E. teachers attending the recent in- mEChamcal ehgmefirmg- i
arothcrmoorraohs which register
g nits art Centralja aid Jobs: l There are jobs in defense in- give that
resort an entrance tol B. Harriman home VVednes- ‘ stitute on
professional relations at Thornton “summed? fabricat' and record the
relative humidity
‘ Caterpillar operator for a 75 dustries to be found at the Em— , tile
beach. Bob IS very populal'l day evening. lWashmgton State college. ed
type 0f wocden Sh‘p 0f about of the air. and thus warn of fire
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'Dl‘. Givens quoted Woodrow Wil-i VISIT IN SHELTON
son: “What we seek is the reignl Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Living-
of law based upon the consent of i ston of Yakima are spending their
the governed and maintained byiVaCthlOll at Aldcrbrook Illll tlllS
nearin 3 - 7r 7‘ , , , ... .
“muting? tht half “‘13 idlesel tractor. yardihg logs hear plovment
office, also. These jobs; 111 the community and it is to be Miss Lois
Chitty and Fred Dr, Givens said that teachers €320 :ggférmfi‘lgggp:
almigmsttélr“ danger periods.
o m, _.
"Mined ‘Olvm in. The driver must be ex- i d t h" ' t ~
' n 'd hoped that he will not leave this Chitt Jr of O] '
d'
. to h d- ~, p . . me“ e mdc “115 5: Ship yer . . . yv ymplav were
"I ,should be thorou hl versed in . ‘—
.8me of thethiegmfim perlenced m loggmg- Four young workers, foundry and
aircraftgvloimty. He and Mrs: Chambcr- ner guests Sunday of their un- ;
practice. of democgaci, and the “"th double the “umber .Of
"0551 c I - k c k- -“
'i uph A. Jackson Spo- ,mehi over 18 years Of age. who are workers.
Most of these jobs arel 1am are now hung in Shelton cle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs. Claude ' classrooms should have materials bulkheads The lumber
Industry‘ G 00 Qu'c 0 I n 9 w; l
‘1“ and assigned -as ad_ i desirous of learning the sheet me- in
private industry and workers’ where Mrs. Chamberlain lS em- 9 Hanlon.
Lois remained to spend and aids available, suitable for partlcmal‘ly that
Of the'NorthWest 35- a V
H. smith Everett tal tl‘adfe. t0 W9“! 35 apprentices are very much in
demand. xployed- lth‘? week On the mneh ifree inquiry and discussion. He
would, begreatly benefited by the "—
assigned intelligence They W111 “Cave 3 Salary While Women, also, are
very much in I. P. Callison, with his son, Dom? M15 811d Mrs. Lawrence Gib-
stressed the idea that an ch11- COPSUuCtIOn 0f SUCh vesselsv he
pl “Bryant Weml — demand in privateemployment in left by plane last
Friday to r! 130)” Aberdeen: SI)th Sunday drcn should learn to cooperate
in salsd'eciauzed trained I b r ‘ 1d
mi assigned plans and DI.‘ Harold H. McLemore’ .Of Jobs such as nursmg,
housekeep— , Alaska on a hunting and picture- ‘Ylth MI- and M“- J-
Jones and helping their fellow students. i tpb d d - b -1d-a o vou Travel
Into The
Ger; J .r c l .. l t V mg, waitresses, maids and day: taking venture.
Previous to their fd‘hhly- MT- Glbbons XS 11 nephew i. .~ . no 9 nee 8. m
u‘ mg.the ves—
in can C. P1111... . Spokane, “as appon ed medical Y ’17 H T} E l t S
’ ' ) VI of M,, Joneq Each American has a respon- 3.315 as their
constructlon does
. aSSigncd supply officer with the rank of captain .“0’ ’6’?"
‘9 mp Oymer}. erv' departing the) flw". we: L 19 V5,] 7W "3
A1,, ,. . sibilitv in helping the other 132.— not, entail the
manufacturin of M P I
with supervision -over Spokane, Ice has many Opportunities toi Olympics and
mOk pletures' Mr‘i yJ-Lkil' A lump}; "xa"dm' Who IS
000 060 Americans t0 “6t ahead " bent knees formed 'keel g d k
iwaua walla and Mason City. Dr. place stenographers, key puncthallison has
already some veryi“ ‘71 in?” m. 53‘1"”011' Spout the he
'Said ° b.1 ' . Sons an B S
’ dv_ . c. f yak , . operators, bookkeepers and num-‘wonderful films of
scenery an over‘ weekend With her grandson, Ir- ' . . _‘ge curvesv
958d m the convfm‘ y a e 01.98
a lHembdo. AthOd' 91h d lma'w‘ls erous others the Northwest The
Callison home Vi" WWW" and family i m exPressmg the mm 0f
“‘11— tlonal type smps' Thornton sald'
. lnamc ca am Wl' su eI‘VlSlOn , _ ‘ ' ,‘ I . ‘ ' . ’
, ‘ ‘ , WL_ .
iowr “mg”, and Wenatlghea ; All persons seeking employ-‘has Just been
repainted and 15!. Jackie Wopdworth of Yakima,
122332311“agglpéggnggfigmgiogféfé H T k B . 1-Day Conducted Trips
ment should contact the Wash-ivory attractive midst all the 15 “$1th 1113
grandparents. Mr- 'i uge rue rlngs Skokomish Divide
; Other officers: Port Angelesw-‘i , . r . '
lLieut. Curtis B. Bar'narcl;bAbel._lmgton State Employment Serv-
beautiful flowers, another hobby all-l M15. P. E. Ball. l ‘ Furniture
From
Calling on Mrs. E. B. Harriman Son Frank, Jr., who recently arul H___W I)
0" F1,” P: INN
~) i. um vlrjv/ s,
deen~CapL George D. Magce and l ice and reg-‘Ster for employment‘lOf
the callisons‘ l. . , , _ ,
.ngfefirdorless Way to ‘Lieut. Frank D. Hobi; Everett-—§ M The old
saying is that whenflfi‘g {figsw‘gg‘sg’na
“fibertifil‘r' I'l‘gdlémm PMISEOUQ 1&0 1:15“ IgF-l A
huge moving van passed un-
. . r ome free from , - . . . _. -. . i . ere rs. 1 ran an rs. . . a ,
ave e- t wn toda l d d t th. 9 d':
. un . , , Lieut. Oscar T. Engeiscad, Bell , there is war, the babies are
all , _ , , _ , 0 y 0‘1 0 0 gum .,~ ,4
mfi:¥:£ainkleBbHAcfl ingham_capL Victor. H. Roth and =, boys. For.
those who believe in] gamnelon Oanucsdav. Mrs. J. La eided to stay in our
vieinity for with household furniture from 80‘“) q ,l
‘l- m Clacks and Licut. Bert Sorensen: Yakima—- these old
superstitions, is the nsgzawand dg'gt‘TI'm'law 0“ Wed'
?‘Wh‘1e and are now hung 1“ What L05 Angelesi fOUOWihg the fam- '
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1. high- over 60 years_is Capt. Harold B. Duncan and Lieut. consolation
that we will not “go Mg Lgs‘ Ghana]; Hamon‘ ls known {18, the C'
C' curl house' L “V M A' FOWblC' Who is Cm"
set protections against "john E‘ Olson and George F. ‘__F_ to
war” because we again an_leq;1-10n (myrrh ayd an ft rs. Max 1 The
men‘aie brothers. [ployed in the Navy Yard and See
a Straw? safe‘ Odorless' Pan“; wenatctheeiueut wayhe R. L.
Nicholson Assistant Com- “Ounce the birth Of a gmv Gwen' (Miss
Bettymlfoflb Jiirrfilsrdgonpf l nofvsvpgncclg;sLai}hill:§ pdmular place
mOVIl’lIg h(iert(lip$mdnently' He had
v...‘ ‘ “9 50 up at Drug B. Garrett; Mason Cit “Ca t, -. . ’ , .
. win Louise, horn Frida Jul 24, “ - '. y ay 3 group purc am e earl
Bennett ranch ‘ " K ‘
’ y p iml-SSloneI 0f the W011! 1310160“ y y Shelton. and Ralph Droscher
call- of young people, and oldsters. too, i in Shelton Valley. and his
familv L.
STAIRCASE CAMP
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rS.A 1d. . . . . h . 1-. . d VI“.
‘ H 3 mo “3cm! fox Regmhs Seven and appy parents! 1“ 1n 1 ’5 dav
afternoon. iwater or having picnics on the been cam ping until their
furniture
l . .
~. CED BU'MCK ,Watson and Lieut. Byron Jobe; iannouneed that
headquarters for the Sidelines are the grandpar-
_~__ l Spokane-MCapt. Ora K. Know— , the eleven western states com-
ehtSy MI“ and MI‘S- Ed DalbY~ "'
llton and Lieuts' Ralph Bennett, prising the Regions, would be Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Rosenthal
gFrancis W. Richardson and Al-linoved to Salt Lake City, Utah,‘ have just
returned from a visitl
‘bert L. Steele; Olympia "Capt. about August 1. in Victoria where
they report ev-
to . . ., .
IIres and Pet Sho' Gurus C” Berry and L‘eut‘ “(’yd
AdmihiStratiOh and Regional Di‘ at the Shelton Hosp’tal to the ed at
the Max Hanlon home Sun- can be found enjoying the warm came last we<k
but ' M ii v
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Walla Walla “Capt. Robert S. Eight, was in Seattle today and Vaughn
Abrams and Cheering on Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ball and camp grounds. lanived
Continued Because of Overwhelming Popular Demand!
l Clarence B. Shain and Lieut. Cal— l The. consolidation of the Dcn-
cryone seemed to be enjoying life
‘ {Vin S. FOX: KHSU~~LleUL Orville vcr and San Francisco Offices in- in
their same leisurely fashion.
0 A N S ,E. Shoemaker; C(élltl'alia~~CapL. to the new Salt Lake City
office [Gene Stark who has been scr-
‘Gcorgc S. Stephens and Lieut, ‘ is being made to effect a moroi iously
ill with pneumonia, is still
§Vlct0r H. Hallcr; S(!attle»~Capt.
jWilliam F. Stone and Capt. John
1A. Wait, and Lieuts. George E.
efficient and economical regional
supervision of the vast territory
and a closer cooperation with
at 'the Shelton Hospital, but im-
proving rapidly and expects to be
home any day now.
Drew, Theodore E. Pennington state administrators in the-han—l Mia and
Mrs. “slim” Anderson,
and C80“ Temple- tiling of National DcfeIISe pl'ob- new residents of
Tacoma, called
~‘—“— * lems. , on old friends Saturday and an-
} Life insurance statistics show \ €£§hciiwth§zmzrinhgmt11321;? In
‘that there are five causes of; . v i r i r 1‘ ‘ ,
death well Of WhiCh tOday take Eagles [‘0 Stdgse NC‘V i Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Barber and
1an annual toll greater than the: Dancer; In Grangeliafll children, former
residents of theI
EU. 8. war deaths of the last war; __.__ Canal, who are now livmg in Ho-
} heart disease, cancer, cerebral Inauguration of a series of quiam, were
dinner guests at the
[hemorrhage accidents, and Bright 1 dances at the Shelton Valley: home of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Martin
,disease. Care and preventive ef— i Grange Hall has been announced on
Sunday. They are both offi-
E fort can reduce this death to“ it ‘ by the local Shelton Eagles
lodge. l cers of the Elinor Chapter of the
‘ First dance will be held this Sat-l Eastern Star and were here for a
$1 for your OLD
' ALUMINUM
have'delayed, or who have not had time to turn in their old
aluminum, we continue the great $1,000.00 Aluminum Drive
Contest. Get your Old Aluminum in to our stores—NOW— '
and share in the big prizes! Fancy gilege'rlilgrgmm
Features for Au ust lst, 2nd and 4th 2
g for...
=is pointed out by life insurance, U . .
lmcn. urday evening. Further details of practice meeting that evening. .
5 -——~—-—— lthe affair may be fOund in an Rudolph Beck was
confined tel 3 f 99
l Gas 15 Clean. adv. I adVeTtiSement in tonight‘s JOUT- his bed for
several days this Rock Deu’m tomato sauce ‘ ¢ q S
past week, due to a very severe
cold.
Hugo Bagen left Sunday for his
home in Boston after a ten-day
lvisit with his sister, Mrs. Fred
Peanut Butter Bonnie Best 2_lb. jar ¢ Lakota Sweet, N0. 303 tins
Corn Flakes Keiiogg's---bowmee2 pkgs. 18¢
VVhlte Star—~No. 1,1. tins ' 2
Tomato JUl‘Ce All-Go a b‘ -t' 46'02 Big
w 46-215 ¢
Golden Westllb.29¢) can —_0A—in——_—_-
I ‘ SPINACH
SPRYVegel ShorteningiG-lb l.183"lbc NO' 21/!" tins
Robichau.
Right up on the honor roll withl
our sheriff, Gene Martin, should
be Mrs. Robichau, chairman of
the USO. in this vicinity. She
‘WA 1r: H ‘ "oiu T‘ r 1r, on ;
. 2 ,I’ . ' ' ., ‘1 .-
sold sixty buttons personally be—‘
V I ' V i ‘ tween here and Alderbrook and.
.'l' H ,E. P. A NT; RY can; 7
’ " “I ' V g . care of the district west of here
i Wilt/v} “YOU HA Vt ‘ 711555, -
which is sparsely settled. Be-
tween them they collected $26,;
Blaze-O-Goldr Fancy
_“‘—“ lwhich is a firée showing for a II II I H
ll communi y.
Idlb :jlil‘onamgrygioxexb‘adkelggt Sggzeogg teng . P uffed Wheat
01' PUFFED RICE ...... I, 2 for....29¢
s. c 32:13}; lflzrrerziltsvliiitKvalhtshasyn Ken- AER_O_WAX (:0. Rub¢
Silk-Sifted 49'lb. KOOL A“)
k 2 1 official visit ofotllle W832)? grail}: Assorted flavors
P g' C ‘Iilzqfiitfin'cli/Iars'ter 1:: the ’Eastern ¢’
Qt’ 35¢
ters an the State Game “I . W 0 GRAPE JUICE Mimi. 12-oz. 10¢ DOG FOOD
N 1y decorated With gladioli and' 440-sheet Breakfast of Champ52f0r
3 f
or....
2-lbs. ... .. 35¢ 3 pkgs. . . . . 25¢ issue: mi; aims?
On Tuesday evening was the
FLOOR WAX . Honey Dew, 100—lb. $5.89
‘ Star at the Myaslolnic Hall (1311”; ' PUREX .. qt. Bordens or
Pet—tall 5 for
There Were W1 er seve ' (1/2 gallon 22¢) l ‘
1/2 1 Xflgécuetrsniilaytglsitgl‘gng‘omhigfii 2 Hires—Makes 5
gallons PARD
' the occasion. The chapter rooml
SWIft’s JeWel Paper and banquet hall were attractive- No. l tins
greens. After the meeting dainty
Pure Vegetable refreShmentS were served. Mrs. LIJX D ft
ri ed Snow enriched ' . .
glideg‘ 3110305235193ogpggfciagjg; IfilifilgiglOY 4/26¢ . Pork &
Beans Phillips—303’s 3 for 25¢ CRACKERS
Elinor Chapter Tuesday evening giant For Your Car!
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Rose ‘M.
SOUP ........ ._ 3 cans 25¢
g, _______________________ __ 10 bars 390?
. &
(small 3 for 28¢)
Lux Flakes" 2 Del‘Monte Cream StylewNo. 303 tins I
Mrs. A1 fStop}? of tSilverfdzgle,
.5 over "or e mee ing 0 e
COFFEE “m V
3-le. , , hafir'oiarvingf,’ciiif'hfétnnfigii M I s I l
‘ cums mos 13.0.. ...... -9. .. ea pecna s
PECTIN 3 for 25¢ NHLDEX '
Prices for Friday and Saturday Only
their officers but of the members
Gold Shield of Elinor Chapter.
and was the guest while here of (large 22 )
Mrs. Al Martin. ¢ Melo Cleaner
............... .. To remove grease?
H I N E . Robison. Mr. Cunningham is su-
perintendent Over 1500 men in
‘the Mare Island Navy Yard, where
g. . ' 2-1bs‘ , hehas been employed for thirteen, B 32 H
Liqumfis‘oz- V
ms- - it was to rm «2 G'ass mean” BEEF ROAST lb 29
. 2-]bs. g? b350, near the Bremerton Navy CAPS doz. and Sprayer I c
ar . Choice Steer Beef, Cross Rib or Arm Cuts
\ Keiioggys Fran Ground S Wm—d fig; $5933!“ 9¢ Both for 25¢
‘ . 11 e wic ea in i
lb. V kzpFotR Blade Cuts of Choice Steer Beef T. lb.
Steer Beef
lakes Short Ribs lb.150
With FREE Dish Sirloin
has. ____________ .. Steaks
Pure Pork
hers... ea..5¢ sausage
._toes q Leg of Mutton . . . . lb. 17¢
‘f' ' ' lbs. L ¢ Mutton Stew . . . . . lb. 8¢
' Beans 3.1bs, 25¢ Mutton Chops . 2-lbs. 35¢
iry” LegofLamb.....lb.27¢
Hormel‘s Pickled
Pigs Feet ........ qt.
SALMON HALIBUT KIPPERED
SALMON
ZINC CAPSW 41¢ for a beautiful finish
The Old Reliable ¢
JARS .... .. doz. 83¢
Kerr or Ball—Quarts i SANI FLUSH
JARS .... .. doz. 66¢ for your car radiator
Kerr or Ball~Pints 22_0z. tin
and. Produce
Prices for Friday - Saturday Only
WATERMELONS . lb. 22¢
Delicious, sweet
POTATOES . . . ‘10-lbs. 15¢
U. S. No. 1. White Rose
TOMATOES lb. 5¢
Red, Ripe for slicing!
There is a group of buildings
at the Southwest Washington Fair
iwhich all visitors will want to
see, for in them will be found a
variety of exhibits.
The largest of the four bulld-
ings is the Community Building,
in which will be housed the Floral
and Art Departments. Both pf
"these’ departments are using hi-
‘creased‘ space Ethis year.
Leonard Sonnemann is superin-
tendent of the Floral Department
and Mrs. Ray Sabin of Centralia
‘ has charge of the Art department.
Displays in both departments at—
tracted a great deal of attention
last year and with increased
space allocated to them this year,
interest and quality will be in-
‘ creased. V
Adjoining the community build-
ihg is the- NYA building, in which
the boys have been doing a lot of
‘very interesting work, part of
:which will be on display.
: Then there is the Wild Life
Building. in which the Poggic
‘Club‘will have a very interesting
display, and adjoining this is the
Training School Building, in which
Large Jumbo Sunkist
will be a very interesting dis-.
LEMONS ........ .. doz. 29¢
play of work turned out at the v I
school. . .
The fair dates are August 20-
24. Special plans are being made
for a record opening day crowd ‘
this year, through special induce- ‘
,ments to holders of advance sale ,. . " eaCh
Large Size Sunkist
tickets.
Gas is More Economical. adv.
LAMB ROAST lb. 23c
Delicious Spring Lamb Shoulder Cuts
JUICY STEAKS lb. 351:.
Rib or Sirloin. Choice Steer Beef
LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES ........ .. lb. 29¢
Tasty, delicious
LUNCH MEAT __________________________ __ lb. 35¢»
Assorted varieties
BACON ..................................... .. lb. 31¢
Lean streaked end cuts. By the piece. Center cuts 33¢ lb.
SLICED BACON ________________________ __ 1b, 35¢
BOURLAND'S
*CANTALOUPES .. ea. 5;: °f
HILL TOP — SO. HIGHWAY PHONE 29
Ripe, full meated! .
ORANGES ...... .. doz. 39¢
(ill
will S‘lllllES
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