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rsday, 5anuary 27, 1949 , SHELTO=N-MASON COUNTY JOURNAII "
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SNOW AT GRAPEVIEW IGLOO
THE FORMAL OPENING OF
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2 NEW Belfair Business
Establishments
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, AT 9 A.M.
J's Belfair
Hardware
By Geneva and Jay Porter
Our Door Prizes
Sunbeam Mixmaster and
42-Piece Set of LuRay Dinnerware
Belfair
Cleaners
By Lillian and Ere Juhola
Our Door Prize
ARVIN
PORTABLE RADIO
REFRESHMENTS w,,,y: NOON TO6 P.M.
We---Your Neighbors and Fellow Businessmen
ly extend our warmest and most sincere
of Belfair
-- cordial-
WELCOME
CON GRAT U LATI 0 NS
And
BEST WISHES
To Our New Associates
j,s BELFAIR HARDWARE
; and
. THE BEL!AIR :CLEANERS
Upon openmg new retail services which will make our community a
finer place in whmh to enjoy life.
BELFAIR BUILDERS' I ' STUYT'S
I " SUPPLY [ DRY GOODS
BELFAIR GARAGE PAUL SUMMERS
H
TRU-VALUE STORE
FLOYD KNUTZEN, MGR.
EMMETT'S I
SHURFINE
BILL and NELL'S
MALT SHOP
BELFAIR TAVERN
OLSEN'S CAFE
By Lydia Wren
The dogs are harnessed to the
old sled in the snow drifts outside
this reporter's igloo, pawing im-
patiently, their breaths making
small clouds of fog as they bark I
in sharp staccato in this zero wea-
ther. The news must get to head- I
quarters, so on you huskies, mush
• . . (This is being written on Men-
day morning after the coldest
night of this cold spell. Probab-
ly by Thursday when the Journal
goes to press the weather may be
different---we hope.) t
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cunningham I
and son, Henry, of Olalla, Wash.,
were Sunday guests at the Cliff
Barrett home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Leevers will ]
attend the Western Lumbermen's
Association convention at Seattle
this week end. Mr. Leevers will
represent his firm, the Acme Mill
Works, Inc., and Mrs. Leevers will
assist as hostess.
Bill Ellis of Seattle and Jack'
Ellis of Port Angeles were week,
end guests at the Wren home.
I21is was in the nature of a fare-
well as Jack is being transferred
from the Coast Guard at Port
Angeles to Norfolk, Virginia• tlis
wife and three children will drive
East but because of weather con-
ditions across the country, their
route will be from here to Bakers-
field, Cal., thence due east.
Mrs. Madalyn Stock was honor
guest at a stork shower last
Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
Leevers as hostess. In spite of
the deep snow, many guests were
present. Mr. Leevers met fhe
guests at our local store and drove
them to his home. He had chains
on his car and made several trips.
An interesting feature of the show-
er was the skit put on by Sar-
ah Tschida, physician, and Mar-
garet Rice, nurse. Margaret also
had to double as wash lady as
Edna Stevens who was to have
appeared as wash lady, couldn't
get through the snow drifts. Those
enjoying the afternoon were Mes-
dames Bacon and daughter, Lor-
raine, Hell, Merritt, Lois and Em-
ma McClothlin, Iuise Spooner,
Susie Syrajala, Reeves, Jane Mit-
chell, Leona Somers, Muriel Som-
ers, Tschida, Hilda Okonek, Van
Valkenburg, Johanson,
Rauschert, Etherton, Palms,
Schwinn, Hawson, Rice, Hillman,
and Miss Leah McGraw, the honor
guest and hostes, .Others who
couldn't come because of the wea-
ther sent gifts.
Dan Taylor was taken to the
Shelton hospital last Sunday suf-
fering from a case of flu.
Gerald Finger of New York ar-
rived by plane in Seattle last Sun-
day. Mrs. Finger and daughter,
Helen, and Richard Coleman met
him at the Bremerton dock.
Clare Peters is building an ad-
dition to the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Joe Cronquist at Shelton.
We read a very inteersting letter
in the Clarence Dirks' column of
the Seattle P.I. recently. It was
written by our own Mrs. Paul
Luther about our grape industry
hn4..,the Lathers' own personal ex-
permrce in this district.
Mrs. PaUl Luther was hostess
at a hmcheon honoring Mrs. Mad-
alynn S t o c k on January. 13th.
Guests were Mesdames Eckert,
Hill,an, Merritt, Reeves, Penne-
bern and Macginnis. The group
had crocheted a baby afghan in
blue and white--a gift to Mrs.
Stock.
The children have really enjoyed
this cold weather. No school and
plenty of slopes for liding. The
main attraction seems to be hitch-
ing onto the Somers' jeep which
cleared some of the roads on the
island.
Our district is expressing its
sympathy with Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Strickland on the loss of a little
son who was born two months
rematurely. Mrs. Strickland is
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home from the hospital and is get-
tins along nicely.
Campfire news: Newly elected
officers are Marylin Hawson, pres-
ident, Evelyn Barrett, vice presi-
dent, Kay Stevens, secretary, Car-
ol Somers, treasurer Barbara Eth-
erton scribe. The group is sew-
ins aprons of different kinds and
patterns. The meetings have been
held at the Etherton home during
the winter. Mrs. Barrett is go-
ins to have them later in the sea-
son.
IlOOD CANAl. GARDEN CLUB
The Hood Canal Garden Club
will meet at the home of Beulah
Worl, February 3 starting with
12 o'clock potlu('k hmch. Re-
member it is to be a bring-and-
buy sale, anything, according to
Blanch Radtke, secretary.
I ......................................................
The hardest job a present day
i small child faces is learning good
manners without seeing any.
?, ...SEtECT
THE SIZE YOU NEED.,
WE HAVE IT IN STOCK.
IN STOCK NOW!
• INVENTORY BLANKS
• 1949 CALENDAR PADS
and STANDS
• FOLDERS and "GUIDES
for TRANSFER FILES
• LEDGER SHEETS
Current & Transfer Bindere
For the New Year
MASON COUNTY STATIONERS
Stationery, Offi Supplies and Equipment
118 N. 2nd Stre Acss fm PolRoffi Phone 602
18 PIECES
Rayon
Broadcloth
PRINT
v,. 79 €
38 Inohes Wide
GIRLS FLANNELETTE
PAJAMAS
Size 10 & 12
2 ONLY MEN'S
JACKEqUS
Baseball Type - Size 38 and 40
eaoh 10.00
1 .SO
CHILDREN'S
FLANNELETTE
SLEEPERS
99 ¢
42 PACKAGES
PINK RICKRACK
Package
4 ¢
GIRLS' KNIT
CAPS
44 ¢
GIRLS, FELT
HATS
IIIII I
SHELTON'S NEWEST
5 - 10 - 15 CENT STORE
SPROUSE- REITZ CO.
INC.
Boys' Cord Pants .............................. 3.98
Men's Cord Pants .............................. 4.98
Rondo Percale Prints .................. yd. 44¢
Men's Hickory Shirts ........................ 1.98
12-Ounce Canvas Gloves .............. pr. 29¢
Timber Wolf Gloves ...................... pr. 45¢
Men'$ Chambray Shirts .................... 1.59
NEW LOW
12:00
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COST OF LIVING...
WOMEN'S DRESSES
Marked Way Down
3.00 and 6.00
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Size 12 - 14 .......................... Pair m Repellant, Size 40 .............. Ea©h m
WOMEN'S RAINCOATS
Blaok Rayon Satin Twill - Size 10, 12, 14