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Spokane llr- cont 1' of more (Ir'w't uprloor.
\x'eftl!“‘f’toli. Dr” l
railroad mileage than. (my city duced 237,000 pounds of vegetable ‘5
seed in 1938.
S’l‘OP INN
west of Omaha.
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We wish to thank our many friends
flu” tlii-ir loyal patronage in the post,
and 11mm to serve you all with good,
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cloutle :5 3
Fluffy White 72x108”
SHEET ELAN KETS
You'll appreciate the extra warmth and
comfort you'll nd in these blankets.pPure
white . . loekstitcli ends. Heavy weightl!
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1.09
Plaid 7OX8C}H
SHEET BLANKETS
Any one will appreciate the warmth and
comfort of these blankets those cold Win-
ter nights, especially the children.
CRIB BLANKETS
Fleur-ed with". blankets. ‘vVith rayon satin
bindings. Nursery designs. in white, pink
or biue.
49¢
19¢.
OUTING FLANNEL
Heavy weight quality in solid white and
stripes. 36 inch 25c yard.
27-inch . YARD
Superior Quality
80 Square PERCALES
Here‘s your favorite Percale . . . ABC. and
DuBerry . . . now in fresh new assortment,
sparkling design prints-mall gay colors}!
‘x’v'onderful for house frocks, house coats, yard
couldn't be better for kiddies clothes. 36 inches
wide and a‘l fast colors.
DNY A FEW AT
SACRIFICE PRICES
./
Must Be Sold!
NOW
NO‘N
NOW
NOW
NOW
Dark Finish ...... .. was 19.95
Dark Finish ...... .. was 29.75
Dark Finish ...... .. was 24.95
Blonde Finish .... .. was 32.50
Dark Finish ...... .. was 42.50
Famous "‘39
four years no
will be much
81 K E08” $1.59 -- 81 X 99” $1.49
(1; Until March 1, 1942
.5 l Years
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5 l LlCl\C_V,
. '2 fer New
Shelton Valley
By ['nnf Winsor
.‘: Shelton Valley, Jan. 'IWThe reg-
thc '
,Grange auxiliary will be held on
5 1 Thursday, January 15, at the home ';
‘Walter Cooke, the occasion being
ular monthly meeting of
to." Mrs. H. M. Wivell in the Isa-
, bella Valley.
.Miss Elaine Bennett of Shelton
spent Wednesday night and New
Mr,
uncle and aunt, and Mrs.
Charlie Baker.
3" g Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shafer and
‘- 3 children, Mr.
and Mrs.
‘ min and R. E. Grenberg and son
of Shelton, were the
‘ guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sha-
Years.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Phillips of
Shelton spent New Years eve at
1‘ l Echo Farm to watch the, New
C j Year in with Mrs.
H. A. Winsor
and family. On New Years Day
"" 1 Mrs. Charlie Baker and Jean, El— ,
’.7 2 x 108” $1.29
Part Wool
DOUBLE BLANKETS
Size 72x84”.
42 X 36” Pillow Cases. . 59¢ pr.
25% Wool
DOUBLE BLANKETS
Plaid blankets with a 2-inch
satin
binding. Nashua quality. 70x80 $120.
Sateen binding. Plaid
colors of rose, blue, tan.
Cannon quality . . . 2 sizes
Ironing Board Pads. .. . . 69¢
Felt Pad and Cover. Complete with laces
Ironing Board Cover .. . . 25¢
Muslin . . .
Mattress Pads . . . . . . . .' 1.19
Heavy quilted muslin. 39x76" size
with eyelet and lace
READY-MADE
Pillow Ticks . . . . . . . 1.25 pr.
For the standard size pillow. Feather proof
ALL noon SAMPLES
16.95
26.50
21.95
27 .50
35.00
Furniture Department across the street from the main store
___——-—__.
Tables of
After-Clearance ODDS & ENDS
Boys" and Mens' Sweaters, Shirts, etc.
Half
Pricell
PART LINEN
TOWELING
25¢ yard
Bleached white 17" wide
SHOE 6W
While present market conditions do not justify large
reductions on shoes we are clearing for a limited time
our remaining fall and winter shoes. We have a
good assortment of sizes but not in all shoes.
Airsth and Styl-Eez . . $4.85
Day at the home of heri
Bob Ra- ‘
nine Bennett and Miss Mable and.
link Holman were visitors there»
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News Brevities}
...
e-w
in the afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Adams and
baby were Visitors New Years day
; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VVal-
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“>533” quality sheets in twin sizes or
nteed to give complete satisfaction for
i“ hold use. Regular price after this sale
her. We reserve the right to limit.
4-45.
2.69,
Dish Cloths . . . . . . 5¢ and 10¢
tor Cooke.
Mrs. Dewey Bennett enjoyed a.
chicken dinner Friday at Valley
View Farm with Mr. and Mrs.
his birthday. Mrs. Bennett also
called. on Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rut- i
ledge Friday.
Mrs. Charlie Baker and Jean
and Elaine Bennett visited with
Mrs. Vearl Bennett and children,
Earlyne and Bill, New Years eve.
Gene Stark of Union, was a
visitor at Echo Farm Friday
night and Jack and Mable Hol—
man spent the evening there.
Pinochle was the chief amuse.
ment.
Mrs. Hazel Healey and daugh-
ter Ann left Friday after spend-
ing the New Year holiday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Rutledge at
Standard size
ular 79¢ value.
Bath Towels
The popular
Size 22x44".
than
After Inventory
TWO TABLES OF
ODDS and ENDS
CLEARANCE! !
1/2 Price
Here you will find Slips, Undies,
Knit Pajamas, Gowns, lnfants'
Sweaters and
and other items
too numerous to mention.
Wear, Infants'
Remnants . . .
Annual January
Black and brown suede in medium and high
heels. Mostly pump styles. Reg. $6.50.and $6.85
Paris Fashions. . . . . . . . . 1.99 and 2.99
Dress shoes in all heel heights. Two groups.
House Slippers . . . . . . . . . . . . 49¢ and 89¢.
All styles in hard and soft solos. Satins, bro-
cadcs, felts. Two groups.
Featured for Savings in the
MENS DEPT.
TOPCOATS
MARKED DOWN”
here are just 9 of these fine all wool Curlee
Top
Coats in this
group. It‘s a
quantity so hurry l l
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SHELTQNiMA§ON COUNTY, JOURNAL,
Mrs. Henley plans to do nursing
in Tacoma,
the lost half of this year's school
term in Yakima. They have been
living in Olympia.
Mrs. Dewey Bennett and Miss
Ardice and Keith Bennett were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ben—
nett at the meeting and “Hobo
Dance" of the General Welfare
Club Saturday night in Shelton.
Mrs. Estella Holman visited her ,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. le— ‘
in the Isabella Valley Wed-‘
ell
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson ,
of Camp 3 and Mr. and Mrs. R.
R. Phillips of Shelton. were visi-
tors at Echo Farm Saturday eve-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shafer vis—,
ited in Shelton Sunday at the ‘
home of their son-in-law and
,daughter. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Grenberg.
Mrs. Dewey Bennett and Gor-
don Bennett spent Monday even—l
Alderbrook Farm. l
Stamped Cases
cases
good quality muslin .
neatly stamped with flor—
al designs. Hematicted ends. Reg-
2 for 39¢
20x40"
Plaid and stripes with col-
ored borders. Buy a year‘s
supply and save
MAN siren
Shower Towels
3 for 1.19
A very special offer in these
heavy and big white towels.
Priced at less
replacement cost on
the present-day market!
limited
2 only Oxford Grey Double Breasted, sizes 42 and 44....$15.00
1 only Green Tweed, size 38 .............................. ..NOW 22.50
1 only Tweed, full belt, size 38 .......................... ..NOW 7.00
1 only Green, half belt, size 38 .......................... ..NOW 14.50
1 only Brown, half belt, size 37 .......................... ..NOW 10.00
1 only Tan amel, extra long length, size 40 ...... ..NOW 15.00
1 only Reversable Tweed, size 38 ...................... ..NOW 8.00 ._
ing with Mrs. J. A. Roles and
son Jack, in Shelton.
WW
pr.
size,
N ew
Fancy
Oranges . . .
and Ann will finish'
every (1 He
Jewel,
comm» BEEF . . 2 um
All lean meat ~r
EGGS........2doz.
Large Special A
MILK . . . . . . .12 cans 1.06%...
Carnation or Pet. Tall cans
L. M. Blend Coffee . . . . . . . . .. 2—lbs. 49¢
Ground to your need. Guaranteed to please or your money back
MOB—~30 pork lunch meat. . 12—oz. 29¢
Serve it hot or cold.
Reliance Pumpkin 20-02. . . . . .1 3 cans 27¢
Chipso Soap Flakes . . . . . . . . . 22-oz. 23¢
K. C. Baking Powder .. . . . . . 25-oz. 19¢
VANILLA EXTRACT .... .. 2/35¢
Hamilton’s Z-oz. bottles
BRAZIL NUTS ..... fiZ—lbs.
JELL-O .................. .. 3 pkgs.
Puddings and Desserts
Grapefruit .
{ed {gross Calls
Due to a greatly increased dc-
maud for clothing: the local Redl
Cross chapter's supply of such:
items has become badly depleted, .
and is asking local people to 1
bring: in any old clothing they v
con spare. 1' "
Donations may be brought in lo 3 i
the Red Cross headquarters in the
i Vl/elfare building.
Children’s underwear and cloth- '
ingr is especially needed. Clothing;
brought in does not have to be;
lmendcd as the Welfare Depart-l
merit takes care of such work. l
In conjunction with this drive:
I for used clothing, the Welfare; As
; Department is asking for bedding: 3",
and furniture to be renovated andi
, giv'cn out. ‘ ’7.
‘ TREATED AT HOSPITAL 3 '
l Nels Schultz, Shelton, was ad-, -‘
linitted' to Shelton hospital for,
treatment Friday.
1p
pure vegetable
12—02. tins
49¢
Crop
NAPKENS .............. .. 3 pkgs. 25¢
Dinner size 17 x 17”
CANDY BARS ...... .. 3 pkgs. 10¢
and GUM Us all kinds
Fruits 3: Vegetables
39¢
49¢
. .\ ill-lbs.
. . Ill-lbs.
Arizona
Sunkist navcls. Medium size
Sweet Potatoes 4-lbs.
U. S.
Sunshine Krispy
Onions . . . . . . . . 4-lbs.
Oregon
25¢
25¢
No. 1
GRACE—Es—
SUNSHINE
GRAHAMS
2-lb. Family Boxes
2 pkg. 59¢
firm: ...,
[Hi—Ho Butter Wafers lb bx 19¢
BERMEN’S MEREH
Your Complete Department Store — Phone 305
Washington
seafood production,
1 important of which is salmon.
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1 For Used Articles l
in
SHELTON TlRE SERWCE
Buy all your food needs here and invest your
savings in U. S. Defense Stamps to help buy
battleships, tanks, planes and other arms for
America. Were pleased to cooperate by selling
Defense Stamps and we’ll help
bum rapidly by keeping our prices at the low
level that assures extra savings on every order,
yourself, and Uncle Sam, too,
by shopping at the Lumbermen's Mercantile Co.
Phone 305 for Service and Free Delivery.
SUGAR lOO-lbs. 6.15.710-lbs. 630
Pure cane, fine granulated
you fill your al-
runmo . . 3-15. lino
leads ttlie nation Konnewick means "Winter
Friday, January 9, 19
. - . .. I
A Ir 3'
the most adise" and was the favorite 1
tor camp of the Indians. ;
OLD TEBES
3' evening i
y air raid
Here‘s your chance Kids make in tthe cou
yourself some pocket money by bring— at”? Egzfie
ing‘ in the old Tires around home. But I Coordim
you must have signed permission from City Ah- RE
Your parents. fir flag can
a
district:
Warden Gi
fluke. M.
SPOI‘t—~Hc
‘ ml‘Frank
' yt°n\Mrs.
Prices effective Jan. 9, 10 and 12th incl.
HOLIDAY CANDIES!
Broken mixes, satin finishes,
chocolates, gum drops,
marshmallows
Z-LBS.
25¢:
Corn Flakes
Alber‘s 11—oz. pkgs.
Our meat will prove its quality right on your table for it:
tender, juicy, full<flavored goodness meets every test 0d
tast. For real mealtime pleasure, build your menu aroull . . Shem
one of these special value cuts from U. S. Government Ifl’ Aflomt
5p“:th meat ' Properly aged, perfectly refrigeratedy. 9p\city ]
. 'M.,
Prices Effective Friday and Saturday gyiMogge‘
. ' o
l ‘ . 3 use.
Leg 0 Pork Roast . . . . . . lb. 3. i sings,
Pork Chops lb. 38.f§.:;f;:
PorkSteak............lb.31¢1 “
i
"Mylar?
Shoulder Pork Roast . . .. lb. 29¢ :3“
. . . . . . . lb. Ah‘qlmg
Bacon,kmedium slab . . . . lb. 29¢‘7:
Hams, Armour’s Star . . . . lb. 35¢1M
Oysters, medium large . . pt. 28¢, Y
.tmmgf-xl]
Sauer kraut . . . . . . . . . 2-lbs. 15¢ lanolin
“taut t
Salt Pork .. . . . ... lb. 23¢,fgmk
Pigs Feet, 14-02. jar . . . . jar 25¢ Home“
DA;
Large Weinies . . . . . . lb. 25¢ “l