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lay, January 28, 1965 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL---Published in "'Ch, ristmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton, Washington PAGE 11
The Biggest News Since
Paul Revere Yelled
"The Red Coats Are Coming"
IT'S SHOP-RITE'S
9c - 29c - 39c - 49c - 59e
L.L.A.
99¢ Values!
The Wesson Oil Shortening
Save At Shop-Rite
3 POUND TIN
Swift's Pard
Campbell
Assorted
KHiSPY CRACKERS .................................. LB. Be×
Nalley,s Lumberjack
.................................... 21 OZ. BOTTLE
Hungry Jack Butter-
Milk Pancake
............................................ 4-LB. BAG
5 99
Pork 'N No. 2 :
Beans .................................... Tins
SCOTT
4-Roll
Pkgs,
~LUE
SONNETT
Lbs.
ELS 2 Reg.
.................................. Ro,,s 39
HAM Underwood
.................................. 4Y2 OZ. Tin
Big 9¢ Produce Specials
Fancy Rome Beauties
POUND
Large Bell
EACH
.FANCY FRESH'
EACH
Tall
Tins
Fancy Fresh
Cello
Pkg.
No. 1
,Tins
Frozen
Food
il ,vec.a.s . . .
OREAM PiE
BANQUET FROZEN
EACH
CHEF BOY-
AR-DEE ............................................................
ORE:IDA FROZEN
FRENCH FRIES 2 LB.
Birdseye
Tins
LOOK WHAT 9¢ WILL BUY ......
Daisy Ready To
Drink . . . 6 oz .........................
CHRI{EH SW,FT'S 89
.................................................................................... 54 OZ. TIN
SHRImp PACIFIC PEARL
TAKE YOUR PICK OF THESE 9¢ VALUES .....
SHASTA CANNED
ASSORTED
.................................... 12 OZ,
NO. %
...................................... TIN
CAT FOOD TALL
...................................................... TIN
MUSTARD NALLEY'S
........................ 6 OZ. JAR
BISCUITS
MD
60 Ct.
Pkg ...............................................
Ballard or Plisbury
........................ 8 oz. Pkg.
10 OZ. PKG.
....................................................................................... 41/2 OZ. TIN
"Q" HOT GEREt LS 3 K,NDS .............................................. 3 PKGs. 99
JOB CLEAtIER, NEw FROM
P o ......................................................................... BaT. 49
DETERGENT ............................................................................. G,ANT SO×
:BAR SOAP
PERS, SIZE 2 4-BAR
.................................................... PKWY. 49
I I I IIIII I I
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Cinnamon Rolls., doz,49c
Lemon Meringue
PIES,,,,,,,, ea, 69©
our Feature Banana Nut Cakes
Phone 426-3179
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THE SUGAR TtlAT'S GREAT
FROM WASItlNGTON STATE!
10 POUND BAG
CAMPBELL'S
Everyone's Favorite
NO. 1 TIN
Delicia
'/'a GAL,
LB. 73¢
2 Lb, Tin
3 Lb,
Tin
Top Quality
Terrific Price
25 Pound Sack
PUT SPICE IN YOUR LIFE
CRESCENT PURE VANILLA,
CINNAMON, GROUND PEPPEF
AND PECAN BITS.
School Supplies...
PAPER
Typing
Reg. 49¢ ..............
PAPER i,,er
Shoot ............ ---
Pencil
.................. Giant
BIG "9" VNF MEAT SPECIALS . . .
LEAN MEATY SEMI-BONELESS
BLADE CUTS ... A VNF (VALUE-
NUTRITION-FLAVOR) SPECIAL.
SWI FT'S PREMIUM
............................... 12 OZ. PKG.
SEMI-BONELESS
BLADE CUTS ............ POUND
FRESH FRYER PARTS...
BREASTS
Drumstix or Thighs
LB.
And Necks
LB.
Tasty
LB,
BACON SW,FT'S PREMIUM POUND
SAUSAGE
OUR OWN, BULK
STYLE ................................ POUND
LEA'N, FRESH, ~1
pURE .................... 3 LBS.
BAR-S
The Finest!
FOR REAL WESTERN
FLAVOR TRY BAR-S
LB,
"~ 3= Y
We Guarantee Evcr thing -- Even Our Smile.
PRICES EFFECTIVE JAN. 9o ,m
" ,,,,.,-,.,.,-. .... LIMIT RIGHTS:
New Hours 9 - 9 Moo. thru Sat. -- Sun. 10 - 7
I I IIII
Port Angeles was host to the
: mid-winter conference of the VFXV
Department of Washington and
Ladies' Auxiliary. The delegates
were very pleased with the wel-
come and treatment showed them
dm'ing their stay. A lot was taken
care of in the short time alloted
Saturday saw the jm~ior activities
meeting, civil defense, finance
committee and the V,F,\¥. Mutual
Insm'anee. Sunday was the Colin-
cil of administration and both Sat-
urdav and Sunday seen the Post
Relwice Officers School under di-
rection of Walt Debaeh, Depart-
ment Service Officer. There were
too many distinguished guests lo
menUon, but one was the Nation-
al Junior Vice Commander Dee
Summers from Idaho.
Beside the important meetings,
time was taken out for the indiv-
iduals taste of relaxation and
Church was observed Sunday mar-
ninE.
The VF'W members come, from
every walk of life, rich and poor
and every nationalitv. A person
would not know much about the
guy sitting next to him except he
belonged to the VF%V. He migtlt
be a professional man like a doc-
tor, lawyer, farmer, policeman,
millworker and he was possibly
the gl.ly next to you in the nexL
fox-hole years ago.
The Conference broke up at
noon Sunday and the majority
stopped off at the Sequim Post:
for a Crab feed. Music and enter-
tainment were presented. The
Grcnaiders fronl the B:'emerton
Host also made the visit long to
be remen]bered. :Bob Deyer, De-
partment Chief of staff, for West
of the mountains will visit our
next post meeting.
Post 1694 was one of the fe\v
rests that failed in having 100
)ercent of its 1964 members paid
~p. We have gained in new mem-
bers considerably so let us all
make it a point to see the few
left and be 100 percent plus the
uew naembers and we will be way
on top.
A TIP TO the wives: You can
make your man very happy. You
can get hi~: life membership i:or
him on his nexL birthday. You c,a)t
arrange with the Post Quarter-
master your own terms, eoutact;
him, Larry Godwin 426-4386. Just;
think your nmmbership paid for-
ever for somewhere between $25
i to $100 depending on your age.
i The price in dues may go up, but
:to a life member his dues are paid
forever.
At noon Jan. 7 the Barracks and
Auxiliary of the Veterans of
World Wax I enjoyed hmcheon
prepared and served by ttae I,a-
dies of Madrona :Barracks Auxil-
~F~l'y, Aftel-~vards the :Barracks
meeting was opened by Comman-
der Roach at 1 p.m. Roll call of
officers showed four absent .... C.
L, Gifford, quarterma.stev adju-
tant, L. H. Kavanaugh, judge ad-
vocate and tnmtees Clyde Whito
md L. Wilson.
Hospital chairman Archie
Wright reported that Walter Hen-
dricks whom he had gotten ad-
mitted to :Barnes Veterans Hos-
pital at Vancouver, Dee. 17, was
still in the hospital but a recent
]~port indicated he was getting
along nicely but he didn't know
when he would be released.
At this time one new member,
Max Latzel was given the obliga-
tion by Post Commander ltoland
Sleyster.
A poll was taken to find out
imw ninny wished to visiL the De-
partment Service Officer in Ta-
coma in regard to various Voter-
ana business. Eight of the 15 mere.
bors present indicated they %rant-
ed to see Mr. Taylor. Arrange-
ments were tllell made for two
cars to mal