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CHENILLE SPREADS!
You won't believe the low price when
you see the rich colors and handsome
designs-- strong heeting -- soft pile!
Double bed size in solid color with mu/ti-
color designs!
JUST
A FEW OF OUR HEADLiNERsI
Cannon Towels--- Table Cloths--
In bright fat - oolor
The big bath size you print=! 5¢" x 54%
want in white, white "54"
with borders, colors! .................. .98
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r.
Priscillas--
Charming and full; 6"
headed ruffles; dotted and
figured marqtmiset!
2.98
All-Wool Blankets
72" x 90"; 4 Ibs, pure
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Cretonnes--
In handsome designs; sun-
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In lovely new colors and
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BED SPREADS
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In rose and bltJe with white design.
4;98
#
Cotton SHEET BLANKETS
Colored Plaids. 70" x 80". Style Cres.
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1.53
SHEET BLANKETS
White cotton, Dellwood style.
2.09
Pillow Cases... 49¢
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GOLDEN DAWN SLEEPING
Double bed size. Of 5% wool,
cotton and rayon.
BED PILLOWS--
Durable ticking filled with
duck feathers.
BLANKETS--
5.49
6.90
GAY SEEI00UCKER PRINT--
In blue, brown, red and green.
HEATERS--
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PATIENT IN IIOSPITAL
Mrs. Lydia Leggett hns receiv-
ed word that her son. Johnny
Files of Santa Rosa, Calif., has
been in the hospital for the past
three weeks, but his condition is
improving. He is g. forn|ev Shei-
ton resident.
VISIT RELATIVES
Mr. and Mrs. G, L. /3adKely of
Garden City have been the guests
at the home of Mrs. Badffely's
brother and sister-in-l'aw. Mr. And
Mrs. Earl Leggett. Another visi-
tor at the Leggett home recently
was Mrs. Carl Knauf of Isabella
Valley.
Large Supply Materials
Available In January for
Sgencer FouPAations
and Supports
PHONE 799-J
For Appointmen! or Call at
1416 Summit Drive
T-O-T-E-M
Curio Shop
MILE SOUTH OF UNION
Phoffe Union 426
Something New
Something Different
From Old Mexico
Sport Jackets
For Ladies
Coustder them for your
Spz;tng outfit.
Sequin
Embroic Braid
BHlltant Colors
Aztec Rings
So-called Aztec ring is
lae, massive, startling.
For men only.
A New Shipment of
Weaverware
Wedding Held
In Kentucky
Word was received this week
of the nlarriage in Louisville, Ky.,
Tlmrsday, Novenlber 28, at 9
o'clock in the morning of M. Ai-
leen Fowle and James M. Town-
send. The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L [, Fowle of
Louisville and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Town-
send of Shelton.
Reverend Spaid performed the
ceremony in the Lutheran ehm'ch.
Mrs. William. S. Hart of Kentucky
was matron of honor gild Jack
Nold was best man.
A reception was held in the
bride's home following the eere-
many. After a simrt wedding trip
to Dayton, Ohio, they will malce
their home in Louisville where he
is a salesman for a lithograph/ng
company.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
TO MEET TUESDAY
The Eastern Star Social Club
will meet at the Masonic Temple
Tuesday, January 7, for its regu-
lar monthly 1 o'clock luncheon
meeting. Mrs. William Valley,
Mrs. J. H, Friskenand Mrs. Glenn
Landers will be hostesses for the
occasion.
XMAS DAY VISITORS
Mr, and Mz:.Earl Leggett had
as dinner Guests on Christmas day
Mrs. Legggtt's brother, Elmer
Warden of Touchet, Mr, and Mrs.
Bob Rush of Kamilche and their
two sons, Billy and aim. Mr. and
Mrs. Leggctt and family and Mr.
Warden were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rose at a New
Year's dinner party.
JACK• MOFFETT
DANCING
LESSONS
Children and Adult
TAP, TOE, BALLET,
BALLROOM, ACROBATIC
and All Styles
Every Wednesday
2 to 6 p.m.
Shelton Egles Hall
Phone Union 385
New steel wires for on
ever-expanding telephone service
in rural areus
Speeding telephone expans/on in dozens of rural
areas throughout Washington, this new steel wire-- de-
veloped by Bell Telephone Laboratories--is so strong
the number of poles needed can be cut almost in half.
This makes for far faster construction.
With other type wires, poles were generally placed
less than 250 feet apart. Now, ,with the new sfeelwre,
the distance can be extended to 400 feet or more. This is
only one of many improvements now on the way. Ranch-
ers and farmers can expect fewer parties on their lines;
fewer rings for other parties and the replacement of
crank type telephones with modern instruments.
It all adds up to better service for the people Who suppw
food for you and tile world. And it's sdIl another exmd
Pdle of how, in an expamibn program that will almost
ouble our plant investment in Washington, we are
working to provide a better, more far reaching tele-
phone service than ever before.., so that the telephone
tead/ly becomes more Valuable to every user,
An ever.improving lephone service at the least
cost cousistent wltb good Wages.and working #onditions
or our employees and a reasonable return to the thou-
sands of IJeope who have invested in the business, /
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. *
10 South Third - Shelton - Phone 497
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Holds 1500 Pinochle
Hand Saturday Evening
Mrs. John Hardin had the honor
of holding a 1500 pinochle hand
Dayton Club Holds
Christmas Party
The Dayton Ladies Sewing Club
celebrated the Christmas season
with a dinner party held at the
home of Mrs. Ernest Loetseher.
A full course dinner was serv-
ed gt one o'clock from a table
attractively decorated in the Yule-
tide motif. Guests seated them-
selves according to the names on
the fir place=cards placed around
the table.
During the afternoon the cheer
sisters for the last year were re-
vealed and new llalnes were
drawn. All the ladies present then
exchanged gifts.
Assisting the hostess were
Ruth Blundon, Hazel Layton and
Lola Loertscher. Those. in attend-
anee were Nell McQueen, Grace
HatciL Mabel Kidd Hazel WiN
liams, Edith Luther. Gladys Lind-
holm, Mollie Morris, Gertrude
Scotte, Ernestinc Berry, Rose Den-
nis, Fern Jennings, Gladys Munz,
Dolphins Rischel, Marguerite Lem-
ks, Bee Bailey, .Martha Moles-
worth, Es{elle Bunnelle, ,Illdred
Lows, Ann Walden. Tavy Killough,
Dolores Dennis and the hostess.
IIoodslmrt Church
Welcomes Rev. Sweenmy
The Hood Canal Community
Church at Hoodsport is proud to
announce that beginning on the
firstSunday in January there will
be a new pastor, Rev. Pmll Swee-
ney, formerly assistant pastor at
the First Baptist Church in ShelJ
ton.
Roy. Sweeney, who has accept-
ed the call as full time pastor
at the Hoodsport church, is a
graduate of M:oody Bible Instltute
and had been in Shelton for about
g year.
Members of the Hood Canal
church are looking fmvard to the
good work of Roy. Sweeney in the
coming year. An invitation is ex-
tended to all residents of Hoods-
port to visit the church and join
in welcoming Rev. Sweeney to his
new work.
Pre-Nuptial Dinner
Honors Couple
Honoring their daughter, Eliza-
beth, and Donald DeVries of
Sioux Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
M. Horton entertained with a
pre-nuptial dinner at the Colonial
House last Thursday evening,
December 26. Guests present in-
cluded Dr. and Mrs, Rudolph Nor-
vald and son Jan; Mrs, Ethel Flat-
net, Miss Thelma Herren and Rob-
ert Horton Miss Elizabeth Her-
ton and Donald DeVries were mar-
ried at the First Methodist church
of Shelton, Friday evening, Dec-
ember 27 at 7:30. They will make
their home in Sioux Falls, South
Dakota.
TACOMA VISITORS HERE
MY. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Logan
and children Sharon and Bob, of
Tacoma were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Logan and
M'and Mrs. O, L. Oppelt,
RE-ENLISTS tN NAVY
Sm I/c Byron Lord, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert C. Lord, has just
completed a 60-day terminal leave
after six years in tile U.S.N. and
plans to re-enlist for foul' addi-
tional years, He took part in the
Pacific battles, speut 8 months in
the Aleutians mid during the past
year was in China and Japan.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lougiman
Honored Sunday Night
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Danielson
entertained about 25 guests Sun-
day evening, honoring Mr, and
Mrs. Roy J. Loughnan of Dar-
rington who are visiting frietds
and relatives here this week end.
At the close of the evening, deli-
cious refreshments were served.
Appraisers Appointed
Judge D. F. Wright appointed
George N. Adams, Richmond H.
Saeger mid Helen F. Lewis as
appraisers of the Calvin Horace
Iann state, during Superior Court
aturday.
GIFFORD ESTATE
Judge D. F. Wright appointed
George N. Adams, W. A. Breed
rind Joe Hanson as appraisers of
the Vernon S. Gifford estate dur-
ing Superior Court Saturday.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Ronald V. Ashcrof 23, of Den-
ver, Colo. ; and Dorothy ,i. Cram'
or, 24, of Union, December 23 at
Shelton.
Donald R. DeVries, 23, of
Sioux Falls, South DakOta, and
Elizabeth Ruth Horton, 21, Of
Shelton, December 23, at Shel-
ton.
Lester E. Cooper, 40, and Ester
M. Dobyns, 26, both of Seattle,
December 26 at Shelton.
BAtLEYS ENTERTAIN
IN NEW HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bailey
served Christmas dinner to rela-
'tires and friends in their new
home. The romns were decorated
with red candles, holly and the
annual Christmas tree.
Those enJoyirg the dinner were
Mr. nd Mrs. J. W. Rayson, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Rayson and
family, Betty, MarJorie md Pete,
Louis Lumsden, Dave Ra]son, Bob
Dunning, Bob Carpenter, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Barton of Vashon Is-
land 'and the Bailey children, Au-
drey and Billy,
W.S.C.S. TO MEET
JANUAI¥ 8 AT 1 O'CLOCK
Woman's Society for Christian
Service will meet at the Method-
ist Church parlors Wednesday,
January 8 for a 1 o'clock potluck
hmcheon. Coffee, cream and rolls
will be furnished by the hostess-
es, Mrs. H. W. Harshman and
Mrs. W. A, Brodt.
Mrs, John Steinberg will be
soloist.
WOODCRAFT GROUP
TO MEET MONDA
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will meet Monday evening, JanU-
ary 6 at 8 oclock at the laome
of Mrs, Susie Pauley,
last Saturday evenlng dttring a
dinner and evening of cards at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
C. Castagno on Bayshore.
Other guests present for the
evening were ,{r. and Mrs. War-
ren Lincoln, My. and Mrs. Hardin,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edler of Chi-
cago who are visiting her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln, Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Cole, and the hosts
and their family, Mr. and Mrs.
Castagno, David and Donna Jean
who iv home for the holidays from
Washington State College.
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aday, January 2, 1947.
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ass of 25 candidates will be
:ed Tuesday evening, Janu-
,by the Shelton Lodge No.
Lyai Order of Moose. The
I )eri of the I;remerton lodge
a[i present and will do tlie
m Work.
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Hoodspot
Phone HoodsDort 10 or :
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Washington
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117 Cots Street Phone 633
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A DEBT- FREE HOME
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Savings & Loan Association
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DIRECTORS
CARLTON I. SEARS V, BRIDENSTINE
G. W. DRAHAM K. L. PARTLOW
? HAZEL WALMER H.C. BRODIE
FRED IOLM
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