Pa g0 Eight
Reed Mill Union Buys
$25 Tuberculosis Bond
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Members of Reed Mill sub-local;
of Local 38. I.\V.A.. Monday eve-L
ning appropriate-Cl funds from:
their Sub-local treasuly for the!
purchase of a $25 Christmas seali
bond fY‘Ol‘r‘. the Mason Countyl,
Tuberculosis League after seeing,
motion. picture films shown by!
Mrs. Vernon Davidson, executive|
secretary of the League. i
The sub—local members £11505
voted to change their meetingf
schedule to a twice-a-month basis:
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Farmers Outlined
“Parity price to the farmers"
is a term often expressed but lit-
tle understood by most people re—
ports County Agent Okerstrom.
Base priCe of 1909-14 is the term
usually thought, however,
is the relationship between the
price the farmer received for his
product as compared to that which
he buys. As an example, the Wash-
ington base 1909-14 price for but-l
terfat is 32.9 cents whereas the.
parity .
from the monthly schedule it has ; average price received during the‘
been on heretofore. Meetings willz month of September was 38i
be held every second and fourthicent‘s. This is often thought of:
Mondays hereafter- as being above parity whereas,
"*‘—'__——“ lit is actually only 84 per cent of:
lparity. One hundred per cent of:
PATIENT AT HOSPthXL '
Claude Hanlon of Pickering.’ Pm‘lty W0U1d amount to 45.1 cents?
Rayonier employe, was admitted1 Per Pound 0f fat- In September
to Shelton Hospital today for; eggs WGI‘6V85 per cent of parity,
median care. {beef was 117 per cent and hogs;
5112 per cent. l
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:“rice received bv the. farmer and:
gthe price paid for purchased ar-
lumen 18 the tactor that tells who-3
lther or not the farmer makes»
lany money. m‘m‘
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the well-set
table or board
our crystal embodies
Mrs. H. E. Ellis of Shelton un-
derwent a major operation at Shel-
the beauty of shape ton Hospltal Wednesday.
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.F: B€CK,w[TH She’s letting SHAFER’S ,
.f Jeweznvo arc-rs BAKERY do her Thanks- I
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SET A BEAUTIFULTABLE WITH THESE
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Table Cloths
LACE TABLE CLOTHS
American-made by \Vilbarry. Exquisite patterns.
60x80 size, .......................................................... ..
1.98
22x90 size .......................................................... __
2.25
72x90 scalloped edge ...................................... .. 3.25
WILBARRY DINNER CLOTHS
Lovely designs in fine laces. Scolloped edges.
72x90 .................................................................. ..
5.95
All Hand-Made
LACE TABLE CLOTHS
Made in China. Made from hard twist and every knot hand-tied.
72x90 size .......................................................... ..
1.98
72x90 size .......................................................... ..
3.25
:4 7w . . .
IN BRILLIANT CRYSTAL
~._ " For that impressive
Tall, moment when your ta-
agesti ble is reflected in the
Goblets lustre of your stem-
and ’ ware. Goblets, sher-
L bets, seafood cock-
Ower tails, lovely wines . . .
Modern
Styles 6 for ........ .. 2.50
42-Pc. Set
SILVERPLATE FLATWARE .. 11.95
Service for eight. Halloware handle knives with stainless steel
blades. Guaranteed for 20 years. Josephine pattern.
81-Pc.
Silverware Flatware .. 27.50
Garden R_ose pattern in a service for
12. National; Silver Co. guarantee.
Attractive Anti-Tamish chest.
I Carving Sets .... .. 4.25 to 6.95
"Universal" stainless steel. 8 piece.
Household Carving Set
1.50 value for 89¢
Universal stainless steel blade and
fork, Rosewood handles.
‘mised to be with us again on the.
1 ing his long period of service, andi
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Tahuya Treated
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Tahuya, Nov. fiss'l‘he seventeen or
eighteen people who were present
at the second class in Red Cross
First Aid last Thursday night‘
twere treated to an interesting de-‘
Imonstration in bandaging by Don
Wright, veteran of the Seattle Fire;
Department. Mr. Wright has pro-‘
evening of November 13 to show‘
the class how firemen perform
artificial respiration. He has had;
many interesting experiences dur-f
has been called upon to revive newI
born infants. ;
Pete Godwin potted his first:
deer! And was it a honey. He got
it away up the valley, consider-l
able distance from his father‘s car,
and the two had quite a time get-
ting it out. It had three points and;
weighed about 170 pounds. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright, of;
Seattle, spent a couple of days;
last Week with J. W. Husons. l
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stolzel
spent last week with relatives in}
Portland.
Mrs. Walter Sargent was taken!
to the Shelton Hospital the latteri
part of the week with a toe thati
was reported to have reached the
stage of gangrene.
Johnny Huson attended a Navy.
Junior party at the Navy Yard!
on Friday night while his sister
Helen went to Belfair to attend mother Knowlton saw a show in
a party at the Orr home and Don—
Rayon Damask in floral pat-
terns with napkins for 8 . . .
58 x 88 inch cloth ........ ..
Rayon Damask with 8—18-inch
napkins .................... _.
Choice of Ivory or White
96-Pc.
DINNERWARE . . . . . . . . . . 24.95
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American—made of medium body semi-porcelain. Ivory
Climbing Rose pattern. 96-
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outside with white center.
pc. open stock set.
32- Pc.
DINNERWARE SET . 32-pc. 9.95
Good quality semi-porcelain.
pattern.
Open stock.
32-Pc.
DINNERWARE .
Of California Pottery. Solid
wine shade.
Pottery Casseroles. 1.50 and 1.75
Your Complete Department Store — ‘
Langlie Answer
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Says State Pays
Highest Pension
Answering a group of old age:
pensioners who “marched” on hisI
office last Friday, Gov. Langlie:
said this state has already sub-I
mitted a more liberal pension plan I
to the Federal Social Security;
board than the one now in opera-l
tion under the limitations of Ini-l
tiative 141. l
He explained to the “march-i
ers" that Washington is already}
paying the highest old age pen-l
sions in the nation, at the pres-
ent time approximately 60,000 per- :
sons receiving an average month-1
1y pension of $32.90 and in addi-
tion medical, dental and other
care. equal to an average sum of
$3.60 per month.
He explained that California is.
‘second to Washington with an
average monthly pension of $36. I
which includes the extras of medi- ‘i
'cal, dental and other care, butl
that California is paying pensionsl
to only 28% of its aged over 655
years while Washington is paV-I
ing pensions to over 41% of itsl
senior citizens over 65 years.
“We are doing everything we
can to clarify this issue with thel
Federal government. believing it{
is our responsibility under the'
law to get the maximum monevI
that the Federal government will
up to $40 under the regup
lations of Initiative 141,” the, gov-1'
ernor said. I
old and Mrs. Huson with grand-
Bremerton.
4.50
3.98 ‘
Sterling Rose ‘or Alameda
color. Choice of yellow or
‘Where Quality Meets. Price”
Thursday, November 13, 1
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t Fruit Mlx It's easy . . . it’s economical to bake the cakes, pies,
biscuits and muffins that bring ilizatlonl
Radian C 61.13135 surprised and delighted “ooh‘s” and “ah’s”
from your family. And, you’ll “3"?
Glazed neapple glorious results every time by using these dependable
quality foods for all h0'1"°-"i0n ~16;a
GXaze Pl 6 baking. Be wise—beat the price rise! Stock up with baking
needs at tonY’TjOIymp'ga
e Orang sale prices . . . they take the cake for savings! .
'g‘IWu)’
G131 emon . organl
Glazed LItrOn I . Highs/a;
Glaze” Shortening 3-lbs. 59¢ '
{its , f
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Shelled,Nu S a Sinces
Swans Down pkg.
Cake Flour. " Land that
the:
Sweet and Tender Peas 3 cans 43c .-
Reliance t,
Golden Bantam Com 3 can 43c, :::f:f::
Reliance i3 that t
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Solid Pack Tomatoes
EmporiumA-sNo. 21,13 cans
Solid Pack Pumpkin
Reliance-~No. 21¢ cans
. i prWing tr
Pard Brand Dog Food cans 29c
BAKING SUPPLIES
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Hi Ho Butter Wafers ............... ..1-1b. box 19¢ . ‘l meg};
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alliglgnGem Pink. tans’ig for lb. bag A I 51“ “diligjtlg
Candy _______ _: _____________________ ., full pound box 29¢ 10-11% bag
63¢ -------------------------- ~' 25'lb' bag 1' “,iCh he
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Lush-us Chocolate Covered Cherries. Nestle,s g ‘7 _0u;r£?$1
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“ 4 for 15¢ Semi-Sweet Chocolate .... “2—4-02. pkg. 25¢"
$6133.25;
Coffee ________________________________ ” 2fl1~lb. bags 45¢ Make the
famous Toll House Cookws- .1
Hill's Blue Can Brand. Baker’s Chocolate ..........................
.. 2 for 3 heated}
Kraft Cheese ............................ ., 2.“). box 69¢ 1/2-“1
brick lime
Kfimerici’m’ Pimentov BriCk- Calumet Baking Powder ________________ __
l-lb. 19¢ “ed 221%;
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A350,“... flavors, pkgs 9“ Drifted Snow Flour .............. .. 49-lb.
bag 1'98: pric
KltChen Towels .......................... _. 2 rolls 19¢ Raisins
.................................... .. 4-Ib'. pkg. 31¢ k
150 towels in roll. Thompson's Seedless.
SUPERSUDS........21¢
Regular Package.
PALMOLIVE 3 for 19¢
Reg. Size Soap.
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had bet
13mg for
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Sunshine
KRISPY CRACKERS
Sunshine GRAHAMS
2—lb. Family Boxes
.. ’1 of each
MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI., SAT, LION.
We have just the turkey you're looking for to grace your
Thanksgiving table . . . young, tender, and with plenty 9f
full-flavored meat on its plump breast . . . and we have It
at a real low price for such high quality poultry. Place
your order today I
lb.
HAMS
ROASTPORK...........lb.
: PORK CHOPS...........lb.
LINKS
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Cauliflower . . . . . . . 2 for 25¢
Large, white heads.
Sweet Potatoes . . . 4-lbs. 23¢
U. S. No. 1 Jersey Sweets.
Apples
‘Vith sawing plate 1 quart. 11/2 quart, 2 Quart. Fancy Winesap
Carsten’s, ______________________ ., e rogggu
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Nlixing Bowl Sets . . . . . . . . 1.50 A" PM"
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8 9"" l ' box. 1.69 OYSTERS
____________________________________ __ )int 28¢
Sllex Coffee Maker ... . .. 3.45 l 1 Local Medium. 1 . gin:
7-piece Cut Glass . , MINCE MEAT ________________________________ __ 2-1m,
29¢ all: :1»
Ben. Sets , 79 Grapefrult .. . . . . 10-le. 39¢ FRESH SHRIMP
............... _________ _. 2—lbs. 55¢ egg T‘.
y l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a . u. ¢ . ‘Fancy Arizona, sweet
seedless. ' Leave orders here for BABY ‘ Wills ac:
Cranberries .. ,, 2-110s, 39¢ BEEF (by the side) .......... ..lb.
‘25,:th
I Mist—kist, large keepers. the Slhnelt
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Large oval granite. Browns the turkey easily and tenderizes. Self-basting.
Sweet galencia. ¢ Clean“
Get more gravy Wlth the bUllt-ln tree well. VERY SPECIAL ! Selected Tender
krno‘h
Young. , “$.22?
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