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‘Shelton Music Study (‘lub
.Holds February Meeting
The Shelton Music Study Club
had a most enjoyable evening of
study and music at their Febru-
,ary meeting last Wednesday cVé-
lning' at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Killlner.
Shelton Dance (‘Iub
lxecutiw- (‘omlnittee Meets
The executive committee of the
Shelton Dance Club met Tuesday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Kilnbel. The committee is com-
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holt,
Mr. and lvll‘S. A. A. Lindroth, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Burgoyne, Mr..
_,, .. I.“ . The meeting was opened with
and Mrs. Crib Frisken and Ml. and I the singing 0]. “Alumna... Mrs- A.
iL. Ferwerda, president, extended
Mrs. Kimbel.
‘. lowed.
AT FIRST
1' Arrangements were completed
“a of A0 D for the. members who planned to
attend the westside conference of
the Washington State Federation.
666 TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS
of Music Clubs to be held in Seat—
tle, February 25.
Mrs. Clive Troy gave a most
interesting paper on Bizet and
his well known opera “Cal-men."
Recordings of the opera were used
Iby Mrs. Troy to illustrate
n; composer's work.
‘i Charles Lewis gave a pa—
Iper on music for children.
WE MUST vi
" News briefs Were given at this
time by the members in answer
to roll call. Delicious refreshments
were. served by the hostess bring-
ing“ the evening to a close.
H G s f The Women‘s Circle of the Bap-
tist ’Churc'n held their meeting
ilast Wednesday in the evening,
so the husbandscould attend and
heard 'reports of the women‘s
work. A short business meeting
Women's Circle. Holds
Evening Meeting
Because of the,short-
age of hangers we are
lnumbers.
ll Reverend O. Bovee led the
'dcvotions and Mrs. Bovee review—
' ed the work of the Home and
, Foreign Missions.
asking that you bring-V
or send hangers in with
your-cleaning order-
I Delicious refreshments were
V iserved to 33 members and guests
1by Mrs. Roy Eells and Mrs. Orin
tif was carried out in the table
Thank You For Your decorations-
Cooperation
Mrs. Gruvcr Improving
Mrs. Warren Earl received word
IthlS week from the hospital at
Salinas, Calif, saying her sister,
,Mrs. Joe Gruver, was recovering
‘nicely from an attack of scarlet
fever.
Mastm County Steam
Laundry and Dry
Cleaners
Altar Society
Meeting Tonight
The Altar Society will meet this
evening, March 2, at the home of
Mrs. S. I. Nichols.
Ilia-Tested Advice
About Chest Colds'
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time it starts to work 2 ways at Once
—-and keeps on working for hours to
relieve coughing spasms and conges-
tion in the cold-clogged up r breath-
ing passages, to ease muscu al- soreness
or tightness. It invites restful sleep.
And often by morning most of the
Grandma Was Right
‘ Time Has Proved It
Toda , the first choice and family
standby for relieving miseries of col 3
in millions of homes is the same home-
remed grandma used . . . Vicks misery of the cold is gone! Try it.
Vapo ubl What better recommenda-
tion could a product have! Approved c K 5
When you rub time-tested VapoRub By Two
Generations VAPORUB
on the throat, chat and back at bed-
Effective At Once
I N 0
Empty Tubes Required
When Buying Cream
1 or Tooth Paste
Kindly bring in your old tubes—They are
still needed for the war effort.
Tooth Paste Values
50c IPANA ........ _.
50c FORHANS .................................... _. 39¢
50c KOLYNOS .. 39c
40c PEPSODENT .................................. ._ 33¢
40c COLGATE .. 37¢
50c onus ............................................ _. 29¢
Z—MILK MAGNESIA PASTE .. 33¢
McKesson’s
39¢
From Sea to ‘
Seaforth
Shaving
O The liver of the halibut is
one of the richest natural
sourceoofvitamin D known to
man.We stock this product
known comm ~rciall as Hal-
a i . r
nd iver Oil) in liquid and capsule
’ form. This is just one of the.
S many modern vitamin 'con-
ccntrates you will find on our
shelves. “'0 recommend the
ABBOTT line. because of the
fine reputation of this pioneer
producer. Bring prescriptions
here for careful compounding.
Toiletries
PHO'NE' 303
WE DELIVER
a cordial welcome to the guests'
,present and routine business fol-I
the I
i was followed by several musical
' Park, hostesses. The patriotic mo—
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lSlleliun (iarden (‘lnb
'Ilolds Moulth Meet
g One of the. most interesting
meetings of the year was held
iMonday by the Shelton Garden
Club at the home of Mrs. Win-
ston Scott.
Mrs. Eber Angle, chairman of
the committee which is working
with the city towards the improve- I
Ilnent of Kneeland Park, gave. a
report of the progress made. She
explained the reason for taking
out several trees and shrubs was
the fact they were broken down
and of inferior quality.
These are to be replaced by
mower and healthier varieties as
lscon as possible. The club agreedl
A delightful tea hour follmved.’
to stand back of whatever sug-
gestions the committee might
make to the city.
Mrs. Guy Hutchinson, president,
reported on the plans suggested
I by the County Post-War Planning
‘Council, of which she is a mem-
lbcr, to rehabilitate members of
'the armed forces as they are dis-
charged. They meet on the last
Monday of each month at the
court horse. Anyone wishing'may
attend.
It was voted to donate $5.00
to the Arboretum Foundation.
For the program Mrs. Walter
Kullrich' and Mrs. Angle read,
“The What, When and Where of
Vegetable Seed Buying” by C. L.
iVincent, associate professor of
agriculture at Pullman. Another
paper, “Planning for Next Year's
Garden," was given with each
Imember reading a paragraph.
Mrs. Kullrich brought clever
sketches made by her brother-in-
law of a Men’s Garden Club Show
she recently attended in Oak-
land, all of which was very hu-
morons. They will be on display
at the library soon.
All the members were happy to
welcome back Mrs. Vernis John-
son, former officer of the club,
who has been working in Bremer-
ton.
Mrs. Hal Olstead and 'Mrs.
Falkland F. Warren joined the
another new member was‘ unable
: to attend.
I Sandwiches and tea were served
"by Mrs. Scott after the meeting
was closed. An attractive arrange-
iment of helleborus niger (Christ-
mas roses) and orchid heather,
;brought by Mrs. George Drake,
icentered the table.
Attend Music Conference
‘1 At Seattle February 25
Mrs. A. L. Ferwerda, Mrs. Don~ ‘v
John L.
Westside
ovan Palmer and Mrs.
Dotson attended the
conference of the
State Federation of Music Clubs
Friday in Seattle. The meeting
lwas held in the Gold Room of
i the Mayflower Hotel, starting
th a luncheon.
Many state officers were pres-
ent and a constructive and in-
,‘formative program was planned
[for the delegates.
I A string ensemble quartette
Igave all four movements of Moz-
lwi
Iart's Concerto in D Minor. Lt.
IMiddleworth, WAC, gave the
.WAC interpretation of “Paper
lDoll. The members who attended
‘brought home many new ideas for
future use.
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iMrs. Lillian Norvold
Inonored Guest. at Party
‘ A surprise birthday party for
ers. Lillian Norvold was cleverly?
lcartried out Monday evening fol-
ilowing the regular practice of
Ithc Chorus. Mrs. Norma Spring
ldetal’ned Mrs. Norvold, While Mrs.
lFlatner, hostess, and other mem-
Ibcrs of the Chorus went to the
3 Flatner home to quietly hide until
Mrs. Norvold opened the door,
a signal for all to start singing
i “Happy Birthday.”
The evening was spent. in com-
lmunity singing and listening to
il‘ecordings. The lace covered re-
I freshment table was centered with
rl‘resh spring flowers. Mrs. John
L. Dotson presided at the um and
EMrs. Norvold cut the cake. The
‘Chorus, presented the honored
guest with a lovely gift.
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,‘ 0.E.S. Social
{Club Will Meet
, The Order of Eastern Star So-
cial Club will meet Tuesday,
:March 7 at the home of Mrs.
:J. H. Frisken for a 1:00 o’clockl
iluncheon a‘nd afte can of cards.
LILLIAN WARREN. Society Editor
club and Mrs. Laura K. Plumb,‘
Washington
wele
PHONE 100
USA). Parties are
lReccnt‘. (lala Events
Two palties held at the USO.
1recently, which were outstanding
, 70 service men and junior hostess-
es each evening, were the big
Pancake and Waffle Feed and the
February birthday party.
The pancake and waffle. feed,
ireminiscent of the early Mason
county logging days, was in
‘charge of Miss Harriet Meehan,
ichairman. Chairman of decora-
Itions, Miss Vera Rowe. had the
hall cleverly decorated in ever-
greens to create the desired out-
ldoors effect and the small tables
about the hall were gay with their
brightly colored cloths and con-
terpieces of greens and candles:
Mrs. Ollie Cleveland and a
|group of junior hostesses pre-
I sented a skit entitled “Pistol Pack-
in’ Mama.” The, colorful plaid
shirts and slacks of the junior
,hostesses also added to the gay
jatmosphere. The senior hostesses
‘were from the Shelton Woman’s
Club.
Five large birthday cakes, fur-
]nished by the P.E.O., senior host—
Iesses of the day, were cut and
,served at the party Sunday eve-
:ning. All service men and junior
lhostesses with February birthday
:anniversaries were the honored
5 guests.
Dr. Louis Keyser showed mov-
ing pictures and Mrs. John L.
,Dotson played the piano for the
community singing.
,Navy Mothers Club
!' Reports Activities
l' The Navy Mothers Club this
Aweek reported their past year's
activities which included sending
birthday and Christmas cards to
.all the club member's sons, mak-
ing four complete layettes for
Navy wives, sending a dozen
I pairs of slippers and a dozen surg-
ical gowns to Bremerton hospital,
furnishing a day room at the N.
A.A.S., donating $50 to U.S.O.,
$25 towards the electric organ for
Seattle Naval Hospital, and $10
per month to Bremerton hospital.
The mothers also served as
hostesses at the local U.S.O.
The club‘s main source of reve-
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nue is their Tag Sale held in
July. This is a national affair.
I Then, one night a month the
Eagles turn the Shelton Valley
dance supper concession over to
the Navy Mother’s Club for ben-
efits.
’Roberta Irene Anderson
, Celebrates Birthday
On the occasion of her daugh-
J'ter’s, Roberta Irene, first birth-
day, Mrs. Robert T. Anderson, as-
sisted by Mrs. Robert C. Springer,
Roberta’s grandmother, entertain-
~ed Saturday afternoon, February
26 at her home.
A pretty cake with white frost-
,ing and pink trimmings adorned
iwith a white rose bud and one
Iwhite candle was served, with ice
lcream to: Dennis Moore, Barry
‘Allen Odom, Pearl Gale Mitchell,
Jacqueline Miller. Mrs. Otha
lMoore, Mrs. William‘Austin, Mrs.
Harry Hurst, Mrs.
ers. Melvin Mitchell, Mrs. Frank
Adair, James Houston, Frank
{Houston and the hostesses, Mrs.
fAnderson and Mrs. Springer.
The honored guest received
gmany lovely gifts.
.Attend Meeting
1 In Tacoma
‘ Mrs. LeMaster, Mrs. Jean Bcn-
fnett, Mrs. Stotsbery, Mrs. Roy
‘Eells, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Bovee,
iMrs. Charles Chase and Reverend
lBovee attended a luncheon and
meeting at the Tacoma Baptist
Church on Wednesday. Mrs. Bovee
“led the devotions and Mrs. Chase
,gave a talk on the Tabernacle.
Reverend Bovee attended the
Covenant Beach Bible Conference
,during the afternoon.
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lCamp 3 Women’s Club
Schedules Meetings
The last meeting of the Camp
.3 Women’s Club was held at the
iUnion Hall instead of the home
{of Betty Hulbert as scheduled as
Betty is teaching school for a few
days.
1 _March 4 a card party will be
held at the Union Hall. Several
prizes will be given, including a.
grand prize for the highest total
and luncheon will be served.
March 18 the last in the series
of the card parties will be held
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events, gathering between 60 and.
Fred Odom,
,SHELTO’N-MASOIECOUNTY’ JOURNAL,“
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cations showing that Federation
Lake Isabella Club
Holds Meeting
Mrs. B. C. Combs was hostess!
to nine members of the Lake 1521- I
bella Club when they met last
week, February 23. Each memberl
answered roll call with a verse
about George Washington.
Mrs. Charlotte Gardner won the
penny drill and the. story telling
contest was won by Mrs. Combs.
Mrs. Vern Westcott was guest of
the club.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Cora Drake, March
8th. At this meeting each mem-
ber is to bring a story of a dog,
what Red Cross sewing she may
have done the past year and White
lCross bandages to work on.
lNavy Mothers Club
l Schedules Meeting
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I The Navy Mothers Club will
meet this evening, Thursday,
March 2, at the home of Mrs. Von
Borgen at 8 p. m. for a regular
business meeting.
last week’s story of the
club‘s installation the name of
Mrs. Bert Rau; guest pianist
for the ceremony, was accidentally
omitted. Mrs. Rau also accom-
panied Mrs. Bertha Lord in the
singing of the club song.
W.C.T.U. Slates
Local Institute
The Shelton Woman’s Christian
Temperance Union will hold a lo-
cal institute this Friday, March
3, at the home. of Mrs. W. M. El-
liott beginning at 11 a. m.
A potluck luncheon will be
served at noon. The afternoon ses—
lsion will begin at 1:45. A good
'program has been arranged.
All members are asked to be
present and a cordial invitation
is extended to other interested
women.
St. David's Guild Will
Hold Weekly Meetings ,
During Lent the St. David’s
Guild of the Episcopal Church
will hold weekly meetings~ for a
.Lenten study course and to‘com-
lpletatheir. Lent sewing for the
Missionary box. Last Thursday
;they 'met at the home of Mrs.
‘Grover Brewster, at which time
they made plans for an oyster
dinner’ to be held at the Method-
ist Church, March 23.
The Guild will meet this week
with Mrs. Hanson Berg, 205 Har-
vard St., at 2 p. m.
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From Colfax
Mrs. W. F. Rudolf of Colfax,
Wash, is here _visiting her moth-
er, Mrs. Bclle Hopkins and her
two sisters. -‘
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
er5- Glenn La“ ers Will be co‘ and a Planned P0tIuCk lunCheon Rowe
entertained for Mrs. Ru.-
hostess.
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To Meet Monday
I Monday afternoon, March 6, the
.S‘nelton Woman’s Club will meet
lwith Mrs. w. A. Witsiers at 1:30
fp. m. for a regular meeting. Mrs.
iW. C. Batchelor will be in charge
'of the program “Study of Bra-
zil.”
Tw.s.o.s. Slates
3 Wednesday Meeting
l The Women’s Society for Chris-
;tian Service will hold a regular
imeeting in the Methodist church
‘parlors at 2 p. m. on Wednesday,
March 8.
; Mrs. Walter Elliott will have
'charge of the program and Mrs.
.H. H. Crary and Mrs. Harvey
;Hale will conduct the devotions.
Tea will be served following
,‘the program by the hostesses,
SMrs. R. W. Maulden and Mrs.
1 Paul Hurst.
‘Couple Married at
,Daley Home Recently
‘ Effie L. Telling and Andrew
Tabor were married February 25
at the home 01' Mrs. V. Daley. The
bride is the daughter of William
,Forman of Spokane, Wash.
The Reverend R. W. Mauldcn
iperformed the ceremony at 3:00
‘ p. m. Madge Whitener and Wesley
Whitener attended the couple.
Both the bride and her attend—
ant were dressed in blue and wore
corsages of carnations and gar-
, denias.
A reception followed with only
relatives present. The couple will
make their home at 2121 South
will be served following. The Hus-
band Dinner Party is scheduled
for March 28. The next Club meet-
ing will be held at the Union Hall
[with Mrs. Sylvia Johnson, hostess.
lers. Wilfred Jackson
Honored with Party
Mrs. Wilfred Jackson, Shelton
resident now living at Paso Robles,
Calif., near where her husband is
stationed with the U. S. Army,
was honored with a surprise birth-
day party, February 25. Mrs.
Robert Farlow of Denver, Colo.,
were hostesses.
The buffet. luncheon table was
centered with a beautiful cake,
lighted with 26 candles. The group
visited the San Miguel Mission fol-
lowing the luncheon.
Guests included Mrs.
,Mallows, Mrs. Christina Vig and
Miss “Boots” Ballowe of Shelton,
.Mrs. William Duffney of Tulsa,
Okla, and Mrs. Albert Quimby
of Bellingham.
Mrs. Jackson
Fred Kunsman of Seattle and Mrs.
,lovely gifts.
received many
Bernice Stewart
Entertains Circle
Bernice Stewart entertained Cir-
cle No. 3 of the Woman’s Society
,for Christian Service on Wednes-
Iday, February 23 at her home.
’A 1:30 dessert luncheon was serv-
ed by the. hostess. A short busi-
ness meeting followed and a de-
lightful afternoon was enjoyed by
la very good attendance.
' District Nurses
Slate Meeting
' The District Nurses Association
William '
[44th St., Tacoma, where the groom will hold a regular meeting this
: is employed with the Northern Pa— Monday, March at 8 p. m. at]
cific Railroad Company. the Nurse's Cottage.
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dolf with a family dinner. Guests l
were Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hopkins,
Richard and Paul of Tacoma.
From Shelton were Mrs. Belle
Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
'Bradbery. Mr. and Mrs. Charles,
ROWe and son Tommy, Vera and
Ruth Rowe and the hosts.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. A. S. Viger, who is visit-
ing her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
'r William R. Levett and son Step-
!hen William, of Napa, Calif, will'
,leave for her home, March 6. The
baby was born February 22 at the
Victory Hospital, Napa.
Christian Science
Societ
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Shelton, Washington
WELCOMES YOU
SERVICES
Sunday ........................ .. 11 a. m.
. Wednesday ..... .. .... .. p. m.
Sunday School . 9:45 a. m.
Reading Room at the Church
302 Alder Street
Open Wednesday evening
6:45 to 7 :45
Friday 2 to 4 p. m.
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Sunday, March 5
“MAN”
Christian Science Literature 3-
vailable at all times at the
Church'or on request by mail.
Branch of The Mother Church
The First Church of Christ,
Scientist
Boston, Mass.
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Woman’s Club Sells War
Mrs. Carlton L. Hillyard (Hazel K.) of Seattle, War Service
Chairman for the Washington State Federation of Womens Clubs,
presents Mrs. Grover L. Thornton, president, Kelso, with certifi-
months have sold more than $1,000,000 in E, F and G War Bonds
.for purchase of a $350,000, B-17 Flying Fortress to be named ,
“Washington SFWC.” Shelton Woman's Club sold nearly $8,000
in War Bonds as their part of the drive.
‘will meet this evening, Thursday,
,Hoodsport Club
iPlans Dance
Hoodspov't, Feb. 28—Don't for-
, get the dance. and card party spon-
sored by the Hood Canal Woman‘s
Club to be on Friday, March 3rd,
at the Hoodsport school. Cards will
start at o'clock and dancing at
10 o'clock. Music will be furnished
{by the Radtke orchestra. Door
'prize, Admis‘sion 50c. This party
is on the same order as the one
giVen in January which was Very
well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Neudorfer and
ifamily visited over the week end
with Mrs. Neudorfcr's parents atl
Chimacum.
Mr. Dean was home. from Le-
Grande, Ore., over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilcox and
Eson Howard of Bremerton, were,
vSunday guests of Mr. and Mrsl
, Fred Bechtold. i
I Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shapley and 1
iMrs. Myrtle Doomis, spent thel
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Bonds
SWeek end in Elma.
, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lunt and
lson Bob of Centralia were week;
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will ‘
, Lunt. l
} Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keating,
‘Mr. and Mrs. \Villard Hilligoss of ,
[Tole-do. Elizabeth and William l
nHilligoss of Shelton, were Sunday I
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
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Hilligoss recently. Mrs. Keating
and Willard Hilligoss are sister
and brother of Mr. HilligoSs.
Mrs. Helen Swart is improving
after quite a long illness.
‘ Mrs. John Cushing, of Florina,
:B.C., is visiting with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nance.
Mrs. Eva Simmons visited with
'Mrs. Elva Price of Shelton on
iSunday. Mrs. Price was a visitor
iat the Nance home. on Saturday.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Osmun and daugh-
ter Lucy were in Bremerton last
week for a few days.
, The Ryan and Miele families
were in Tacoma over the Week
end.
members in this state in two
U.S.O. Hostesses
Hostess Organizations for
this week:
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March 3——V.F.W. Auxiliary
March 4—Camp and Hospital l
Visits Here
0. D. Pederson, of Puget Is-
land, visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Hatch this past week end.
V.F.W. Schedules
Friday Meeting
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
committee will meet this Friday, March
Maren 5—506’31 Secunty De‘ at the Memorial hall at p. m. I
partment '
March 6—Hill Sewing Club
March 7—-American L e g i o n
Auxiliary
March 8—Bordeaux P.-T.A.
March 9—-Lutheran Church
March ill—Hostesses at Large
March ll—Eagles Auxiliary
Schedules Meeting
The Oakland Bay Club will hold ,
Ia meeting this Friday, March 3,]
.with Myrtle Lindsey. There will‘.
ibe a 1:30 luncheon and regularl
business meeting.
Oakland Bay Club~ I
{To Stewart’s Island
Mrs. Louise Kilnbcl, \le
been visiting her plrellt.
and Mrs. Roy Rector, re
ESuntlay to Stewart‘s Island.
liner husband, Robert Kilnbel
Inahnan 3c. Mr.
lwns tl'an
Kimbel re
viewed from Bell‘ui
Say It
WITH FLOWERl
They Bring Comfort]
and Happiness
FUNERAL DESIGNS A
HOSPITAL BOUQUET
Delivered anywhere, an
Travis Floral Sh
Shelton Hardware Bid.
Phone 232
R A II A ,
THEATRE
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Thursday - Saturday
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“Don Ameche, Ann 3
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Rut herford
“HAPPY
LAND”
Sunday Monday Tuesl
Cary Grant, John Garfil
“DESTINATION
TOKYO”
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W’ednesday Thursday
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Dick Foran, Joan Davll
“HE’S MY GUYl
Neighbors of Woodcraft 9
Will Meet This Evening
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
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SHIP YOIIII
BY sou
FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
March 2 at the home of Mrs. Lew-
is Wiley at 8 p. m.
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Visits Sister
Mrs. Mary Millard left Monday .
for her home at Estacada, Ore., l
after spending a week visiting her ,
sister, Mrs. Lewis Wiley. I
From DuBois .
Mrs. Thomas Wright of Du-
Bois, Pa., is visiting her son at,
the N.A.A.S. She is staying atl
the Earl Johnson home.
0.E.S. Past Matrons ,
Will Meet Thursday
The 0. ES. Past Matrons Club
will meet for a 1 o’clock lunch-l
eon at the Angleside home of!
Mrs. L. H. Jacobsx Thursday,1
March 9. i
Tacoma Freight via Sir...
Leaves Tacoma daily, exce
change
into a
Animate your suit with lively
spring blouses of fine rayon
crepe in sunny pastels or gleam-
ing white. Add a smoothly tai-
lored classic for day-long serv-
ice, a bow-tie or frilly style for
dress-up charm. Sizes 32 to 40.
0 Convertible collar classics
0 Bow-tie “beau catcher”
O Daintin tucked tuck-ins
0 Pretty ruflle-jront styles
Seattle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry
PUGET SOUND FREIGHT LINES
M’ng ."l'"? .. v. .
FREIGHT
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WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SHELTON' ‘
Doclv
Skookum Chief,'Minaukee Dockl i
No. 2
Time Schedule as follows: (
pt Sunday at 5 p. m. for
Olympia and Shelton
Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday 5
CLARENCE CARLANDER, President
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