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Pach Thursday, 4Mar'v‘ " '5 3 . Ill
Seattle Visitor Here
_‘
lHoodsp rt Fire l
. . . l . “i. ll *1 The Sick Bay was i
'ggggugofw?g;i a a lLarge Crowd At Mrs. Hale fakes Takes Pot Shots m
ed,
a e 1.1Le ‘. L ; n . _ , p-
-" l . 1‘ 5 I 3 _> . ' I _- )0] l The Al. “as. 1111
fe‘at‘vff: Enff’i‘ei‘fh s Robbins Electric I l otlateh Honors]
Protection Zone g At British Aid hill 1 I f,“
‘ - 1 ' l v , ,r . . . . .. , . . r . ,‘Tiv Doctor was 1 , g
l WW Cooking School. By ammo and Being Petitioner]: e
‘ “Numim ‘ - @231“: [ “’()0d"y0rfii} l HGOOU
inoan‘ng-y ‘
‘V l‘ I l W"‘1 r ~~. Him tn! -"\. vwm Dn’rln" ~11
'lrn-p' r v—ii n u r_ "— l "5 '7 moaning!"
, , PHONE 100 1L1 .lpi.rii.ti,..a ...3 2M) u .. ..i...tt.., iv.,....il J.
i.i_. Lot , A... ,w , , J
FL ‘ _.__. J... . ._..._-.__. _. - lin attendance. the Gcncriil F c—
jlzltch Social club hcid their meet-I; 83 “My MIth i e
0 n , _ , ltric Cooking School, (:ondtic‘u. ., at "ing at the
schoolhouse on ‘l‘ucs— Hoodsporty March 5_ w, on Mon 5 7 The Simple
help- V T
.1433“er 0f Emil? 2f“ [Edagff’s Aux‘l’aiy, D'Stfwt lthe
Paramount Theatre last T f ling, ‘w'itl’ll- Mrs. Reader {day
evening, March 3rd, the mom- ionces he receives an ‘
3044mm“ HH" “'5‘ . l|‘-e'3‘""‘-’.-l
'5 Hal“ "‘ KC 5° iday afternoon under the spon I. ratcss.
After the regular ibeI-S of the Hoodsport Commercial 1 “Scout to meet
or‘ a
The honor of being the first 5 The district meeting of the Eag— ship of
Robbins Electric, V th lbnsincss meeting tlirec tables of mm}; met in the
ciubroom of the 1‘ mu; devoiop 13,th ' ,t’
FOR EVERY OCCASION BOY Scout M0th81’8 t0 Ol'ganizeflcs Auxilary was
held in Kelso much praise according to itirs.5contract were played score
iHoodsport gym. The mam bus,_g l “ i H *1
Delivered anywhere here yesterday, March 5, Went Tuesday afternoon,
starting at Robbins. going to Mrs. Hale. Mrs. Lanning ,‘ness of the
evening was the pe_§ I. «a ,‘ ‘ . ‘
t0 the Mothers Of Troop 25- Elg‘nt 1:30 and thoSe from tho Shelton Under
the direct-[on of Miss ,vvon second honors and Mrs. Hale itition being
sponsored by the Com- 3 -:-‘ ‘
mothers met at the home of Mrs.
Robert Binns to organize and
hold their first meeting, electing
‘the following officers, Mrs. M. A.
lClothier, president; Mrs. W. F.
rfiMcCann, vice - president; Mrs.
‘BlllllS, secretary-treasurer. Their
first undertaking will be to
help the boys earn their way
through scouting, so anyone want-
ing their yard cleaned, windows
group attending inculded Mrs. La?
vella Andrews, Mrs. Audry Austin
and Mrs. Alice Herzog. A fine
meeting was enjoyed and the work
Esther, Nucmbelger, many Phases :dlfi‘O’ I'GCBI'IVCd
'Eh€_8"c‘~l10Pil‘-g £30059- mel'cial club to form Fire
Protec—
of cooking were demonstrath to‘ . Mr- anafiMr‘S- LOWS Bag0 8:17“
tion District to include the Hoods-
those present, and gifts were dis- iQEUShtGEPanQTa 0* 359m” VISIt'
Port VOting' PreCinCt- The Pur'l
t H Th t tributed. fat 319 hymn?“ famlhes Of POt- lposc of the district
will be to pur—
was pu on very we . - e nex i 'd 0n QUA’lC-ay lchase and maintain
fire fighting.
district meeting will be in Olym-l Tot. MPG )RaX1CEEJSktWCnt1 Lb}: Leslie
Wyers returned home on ioquipmenty to provide fox? this!
pia April 27. ;befi‘.u}:fu; glen“ ICC gr- the Mcnday from the 51181th
hospital ;operation of the equipment, and
Another group of Shelton Aux- 3] ‘c I); asc f§f§§lig;las n‘w,n,d_
'whcre no had been for treatment. Lto provide for protection from;
ilary members attended the meet- 33" ri‘ 16’ka ma]:fo Mr. and
Mrs. George Sisley visit—j ani'ago and loss by fire within
in Olympia Tuesday evening of the e an an omd m c ‘
,._ . l
‘ :c:d Jimmy Sisley and friends in! he district. Petitions are now?
Olympia auxilary and the group Different food articles cooked l
222 South 10th St.
Call 112-W
Shelton
Bremerton on chi'iesday evening.., being circulated, sign Oncapro-
Shelton Valley
washed. WOOd Chopped 01' the like included Mrs. Myrtle Bassett, Mrs. at
the SCh001 WCYC tawamed ltO‘ Mr. and Mrs. Kay and family Loot your home
and lower your‘
can acquui‘ the serVi/CSS Of a BOY Paul Frederickson, Mrs. Fred members
_0f the 3119181106 ThOSO of Minerva moved to Potlatch on ,msumnoo rates, No
matterhowa
Scout 0n Saturdays by Phonng Stuck and Mrs. Charlotte Gard— Winmng
momd‘v‘di MYS- Erl‘feStlSaturday. They are occupying, F0“ . th b,.
t. practitionermayb'
MI‘S. BinnS at 49M~ The group ener. Mrs. Andews left the dist— Eatony,
MTS- 13- 13- GI‘CCHC, 1"v’ll‘S-lthchouse vacated by C. D. Wood
owmg e hsmess mee mg‘
:wili meet once a month on the
first \Vcdnesday. The next meet-
jing will be held April 2 at Mrs.‘
{Clotllicr’s and the members are
. . . . . ‘ c w, 1. , i - , ._ .
not meeting in Kelso in time to at- 6- 31‘3g’v‘ny Mlb~ Fulfil
Be-lmgtl.
tend the Olympia meeting that‘Mrs. B. L. Rose and Mrs. John
evening. I Leonard.
1 Mrs. Robbins expressed her
worthy. Dannie Kay cntercd the
Potlatch school on Monday morn—
‘ iilg.
llunch was served
lwood and Mrs. J. H. Nance.
the Junior VVomcns club held. their
in the school‘
ldining room by Mrs. H. E. Lock-
. ., . 3 On “i'nda c i. M r h "
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. [ ‘ y ven ng’ a C 4th!
Gen. Robert E: Wood wasn’t
shooting beans at the senators
when this picture was taken. He
you only as you c .‘
him. You must tta‘. , I
on the Road [0 Rec;
your Doctor at £115.
tion that all is no!
l“n’l‘ld"d t7 kro'»: l‘c Sci“ Oath ' V ,1, t
t ll c L A i 1 Wu Homebuilders Hold ‘Ha iregular meeting at the home
01‘
:by then. Every mother of algegulm. Meetings
Roy Ascison were Mr. and
Allen Main and family. Mr. an
lgratitude and thanks to the many
women who attended the school,
was holding :1 cigoret while
testifying for the opposition at
his counsel— co '1
Saturday, March 8
‘ day.
If Interested
r ~ m- I.» -~ A r ' I A .,., r . ~ , ‘13ctt Good aster ’n Hoods
ort., , , ‘ ‘ .' ,
lI‘IOOlJ ‘34 SvUL-t 15 Eliged “taibboml The Baptist Church Tuesday
eve_land‘ whose enthusiastic proscncc Mrs. As’elson also had Sunday
'The ypmposegi camiiwd was gOSt_- Senate commutee hearmg on ,
Eggdgggs‘gaééhh ‘ u ntm
Gents 46¢ — 25¢ before 9:30 lattendance~ at dualilmxt “mum” ining,
March 4,~‘was the scene of l made It a SUCCGSS- S‘UCStS i“:- allgt
IVfrii- how“? ,poned indefinitely. Mrs. E. C_ 1 British aid bill.
General Wood, l mess Then bring ,; as: thei
LADIES FREE V w c S T M t the regular_mceting of the Home- B Y P_U_
Announcgd "50$ {‘(qaitl'gnyflfia‘o o c _‘ t , Riebow was
unable to be present who is chairman of the America I.
3W.da‘ d." IMO he182 lbu-llders' Mrs" oscar Men and!
Meetings Scheduled musclmfm ‘31“13figifafgfrgr‘ “1).L-llh,foi'
her talk because of illness. First 00mmlltce. talked 0f blg-
l 8 “es “y are . . er5- A1 GOOdWin were the hOSt-l T . lff‘m‘y:
‘jnd §fit9r‘.‘f/ Y'mimg “It ‘The Penny Chance was won byl
gcr weapons than bean shooters ‘ E
l l The Women-s Somety for Chmgt- esses. serving. delicious refresh-i The
B.Y.P.L. of thc _Shelton f1 lends and shopping scattle. [A‘Iarie Kaare.
The next meeting! when prescribing for U. S. I,
O k S 1.8 tead ian Service of the Medthodlst,ment3 to the twenty_seven mem_
ll Baptist Church will hold two reg- Mrs. Imosclxllors or I uyallup wasiwm
be a social evening at the] ddengp I,
c ey e S v‘ VVcdnesda : ‘ i l ular meetm s this week and their‘the
overnight guest of tho Jacob-i _ . , , _. H v
Church V 111 meet Y1 bets in attendance. Next week g . l ‘ ym With bingo
and prizes Host— l ~-
PIANO March 12 in the church at tVYOithey will hold their meeting
as,Suii§1ay evening fservice. Thm‘s— sang on Saturday. ‘1 agsseé Wm
b: Inez Lindénbeign V “5 ~~7—_»__ l »
George Hamilton O‘cloc‘k. Mrs. C.. E. Pinnacles Vvlll'usual on
Tuesday night, March fdai‘s pgag’erl l’lteeénfihwllij £123,
failill' aggfi'éfi' iMarie Kaare, Betty Goodpaster,
'Tfell the prospects Where you are.
SAX be change of the lesson, it being a ;10 at 7:30 p. m. With Mrs. Beat- ,
In“ he, a.,en.cn o h c u c n . dy I 01 22.53:.th f :HCICH Burnett,
Katherine ‘Velch‘ with a Journal WantAd
,study of the medical missionary rice Brumbaugh and Mrs. Eve-l 7-00 Oquck-
The Sathrday 8V8“— 3d<~y 1mm! cue? Sodt -6 Ome O and Mildred
Lockwood-Nextmeebi
Lyle Barnhart ,work which is supported by Me- llyn Butterfield acting
hostesses, l ing meeting will also be held. at Mr. and Mrs. header. mg will
also be guest night and], h" A
GUITAR thodist women in foreign countries. ,ln the Church rooms; The
.g'roup‘ the same. hour and will be a Fire— Mrs. o. s. nriggs‘ of
Brcgnier— vevcryvone is invited to bring a,
‘ She will be assisted by Mrs: Wil- will continue their studyon “The
side SCX'VIICGf- Sundays meeting be“ thfl VlfilltEd ling?“ (fin
friend. Following the business
Tucker lliam Stevenson and Mrs. WilhamiPersonal Return of Christ,” and,
gms at 6-10 D- m~ and W111 CONSISt JWC-dnesc aY- L- 1141,01 0“ fgm-
meeting lunch was served by the;
DRUMS ;Burford. The hostesses for the all members are urged not to miss ‘
of song. Prayers anu Bible study. lel'ton was a weekend guest or Mr.
*hostesvsBetty Gooa aster ,
‘mecting will be Mrs. H. L. Miller,|this- study. Any-x young person over
16 in in- land Mrs. Briggs. *’ p ‘ :
iLunCh Dam:an 9 t0 1 ers. Harvey Hale and Mrs. L. W. vitcd to attend these
meetings. ‘3 Mrs. H.hM. chagnd lvhgsTTottlcr I _. d
Sexton. ‘Baptlst Bible Class and dang ter ara o acoma’ I
Honors W'ith Dinner l’l‘ickets For Flower Show were guests of
Healys on WW}! l
The Bible Class of the BaptistiMa'm‘ 23*” Are Here
Mrs. E. C. Ricbow returned to
Mrs. James Amunds anno‘hnces
Church is bringing to a close the
her to start at 6:30 o’clock with
the program following.
‘a saving of about 45 cents by
buying the tickets in advance of
of Bremerton were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Simmons on Sunday._
Seattle, at Shelton, March's.
. ' . . .. her home on Sunday after a weeks 1 Oscar T. Bevis and Elsie
E. V '
iattendance contest which has beenj that m_01’e tickets for the FIOWeI W,
v. . ,1 __ J“, ,y y > I N.
heid through the month of Febrlb Show In Seaptlc March ‘23 to 30
:gtvlgqéfirzulnotllcl Avila. wt bfigr‘caf 3Allyn, at . ,
,i ary with a dinner and social eve-£8120 herrl: Iand the
TléaylSUFkfi/‘er “‘Ml. allanw ~Lund of Tafion‘a: Bert Covoper
own-1pm an d n > u as
hing, for the members of the' op Wil ave them 0 se -. rs. m,“ , ,
‘1 w} . A , V ’
class. The losing team is honor- , Amunds will also have a few. The
svggdwiglt‘gdy gUCULd 0‘ 30111-113 xygllffmgsgltilqagclitcgleri
Shfflton, l . mum
mg the Winners on Frlday' eYe— figidlge- 1.014.- mfi
flim'anC-e‘tialf Qfl Mr. and Mrs. R. Swenberg of Charles
Steinholder, 32, and 06.3.9. .$¢..¢.oo. "
mug at the Chumh “nth the dm- w e 5 IS 1‘ are 8' and 0‘6
1SISeattlc and Mrs. Lillian Roacho 'Laura K. Wang. legal, both of O 9 o
o c o
11““
the show. This is the second group
=of tickets procured by the Shel- Jamison of Ta":
Shelton VVomen’s Chorus Mr. and Mrs. , ‘ .
comla and their son Bud Johnson‘ somethmg
entirely new to
"lulu lERSEY
.
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Announce SPOCial Batch; uton Garden Club as the first serve at your next
social gather.
. l . .of’ the National Coast. Guard were _. 1. 3 ._ . . -------- __
1151:5151 ééigélaxggiffi. group rece“ (ad—were all 501d out.
'guests of thc Pearceu on Sunday. gig'pgéflsugeaxgge
gaggengssag‘vg: O P 1 r V. Begzes
,- ‘ Mrs. Harold Kennedy Is Mildred W’oodworth broke the , ' n aays
lore Road, 9 Miles From Shelton. 151 , p
310: Egg?taggiftapresentatwn 0t lHostcss 'For Bridge Club Ithumb of her
right hand when ; at FeSSIerS Super Creamed-ad" v 3‘! {#5, 0c
Monday eve— . F , , , ,. . I. .-
ning, March 10, 8 o’slock is sched-, Mrs. Harold Kennedy cntertain-
‘Efi‘fi£§é駓 the “hppcly 15mm Iab‘t
~——"w'_~——*—“~”"—W~” m ~~- ~-
=ulea for'the Easter Cantata'music‘ed the members of her bridge
_’ m, . ,
hing. March 11, at 7:30 p. m. forECIub with a 1:00 o'clock
luncheon' M" and Mrs" RC‘JPGI mm"
l - A . .
_ . . at the Colon-81 HO se’ fono . d b ily of Pickering Woke“ Sunday
for the pracuce and TueSday eve Mrs}. Augdlsta Gold‘sfhmig, Callers at
the homes 01 Mr. and
, ,l,‘ .
March 11, at 7:30 p. m. for the :bridge. V ‘ g ,
the regular chorus practice. Both Won high honors at bridge. Guests and ML
and Mrs';
~ . s s- l.
piactices Will be held in the musrc 0f the club included Mrs. Gold Mr. C.
W. Smith of Pinehurstl
room of the Senior high school. SChmid, Mrs. Winston Scott, Mr
l
lGeorge Cropper, Mrs. Geo. A. Le-
Compte and Mrs. A. E. Klasscll.
arrived on Monday to spend scy-
cl‘al weeks with his son—in—law and i
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pauli
Mrs, Nadine Lauber will be Mrs. Joe Hansen Is Hostess Tompkmsn }
l . .
a . ‘F x- Activettes w, [1195,13 v, Honors lor perfect attendance,
hostess at her home at 707 Fair 1 0 (‘( y for the past six weeks are new
Junior Group Of American
Legion Auxiliary To Meet
moot on Friday afternoon.,.M3-I'Ch Wednesday evening the Acti—
_ . .. A r ~ , no is f th3
7 at 41 o’clock to the Junior group,vettes met for a 0:30 suppei: at
33,133,,‘23353Bligh}? Hu;,;l
of the American Legion AUXil‘ , the home of Mrs. Joe Hansen. Fol~ . ;.. x
o . . . i
iary- MFS- Meran Wivell. Who lowing the dinner, bridge and Dofafig,‘
has been conducting the “Colonial informal evening was enjoyed with 3
{gm LDC Com ’Donum,
StUdY” W111 give the final 19550” ,Mrs. Fred Snelgrove winning the
Teapk‘igé E,“ 2321,1119}, 'and Rzyi
,thcn. icut prize and Mrs. Francis Ea—lGaélgy L i
lcrett Winning the high at bridge.
Former Home Guards _ I
‘ . u [
I Change Meet'MJ Date‘ er. and Mrs. C. M. Danielson
The regular meeting of the A . , y ‘
c. s. c. s. girls (former Home "3 “mm” "05“ M01144!
1Guard5) 0f the~Meth°diSt Church C. M. Danielson entertained withI
announced for Saturday, March 8, , , V l
I will be held on the third Saturday, a dmner party f0! the employees
March 15 at the home of Mrs.
Pittenger. Shirley, Beverly, and
Address Of Ed Kelley, 3
Brush Picker, Sought:
l
I
l
dozen
The Lenten bakery special that is a
Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs;
, A postcard from Farmington,
of the Shelton West Coast Power Iowa, written by. Miss Celestine
company, and their families, it be- ,0. Salyers to the postmaster a.)
at your grocers.
favorite with everyone. Ask for them
RAISIN RYE BREAD .......... __ 15¢
Chloe Dickinson will be the host-
esses. The change of date to the
third Saturday. is for this month
only. ‘
Ladies of Moose
Have New Home
The Ladiesof the Moose will
meet every Friday night from now
ing in the nature of a farewell!
,party. Those present included Mr.l
and Mrs. R. B. Middcndorf, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyle Basset't, Mr. and
.Mrs. Roland Johnson, Mrs. Roy]
lLoughnan, Mrs. Helen Gi'eenwalt,
land the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
} ielson.
}Weekend Guests
Shelton, asks the whereabouts ofr
a man named Ed Kelley, who pick— 1
ed ferns and brush on Harstine.
Island two years ago. The cardf
says he has an aunt in Tacoma,l
his mother lives in “some valley,l
where there are many Japanese,”1
and he has friends at Port Or-l
chard. Anyone knowing the
on in their new home upstairs over. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ahlskog i Whemaboum
0f Mf‘ Kelby is £15k”
158
‘ gear'dcawfl‘ flake/Ly
of First and Railroad.
. ———————a
I “Fr—w
S 3.4%.... Madam... '
. can't make laud cup of ME'J'B'<'l
—Sings Allan jam: to Susanna Foster as tbey get together I'm
Paramount’s new picture “THE HARD-BOILED CANARY"
“I . i . ,
can prove this coflee a best.
If denied that 11’; delicious!
Pardon m/e for doubting you—
Look, Susanna—here’s 'the test.-
Firu made it strong, and you
Said'il was delicious brew;
Now I’ve made it weak, and so
,
Everything you mil-iBPII'm
find it easy to agree
Try this cup and let me know.’ You can’t go wrong with M.J.B.”
Why you won't make had cup of M. J. B. ,
Here’s why it never fails! Make your coffee with the
“lube purposelymaliciou; lat the Masonic Temple. All moth-
the Richficld Garage at the corner E enjoyed a visit over the Weekend l ed
to Communicate With
lfrom his father, John Ahlskog of
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and his bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Buck of Seattle.
Visit in Bremerton With
DeMolay Mother’s Group
Mrs. Wm. LeDrew and Mrs.
Kirk Jordan visited in Bremerton
Tuesday evening with the Brem-
erton DeMolay Mother’s Group.
Mrs. Leigh Duffield accompanied
them, to visit with relatives dur-
ing their meeting.
DeMolay
Monday
The next regular meeting of the
DeMolay Mother’s Group
Mothers To Meet
Afternoon
held Monday afternoon at 2 p. m.
era are urged to be present“
District Meeting
Slated March 23
Plans have been made to hold
Will be ‘
Salycrs.
i ALLYN MAN IN HOSPITAL
John C. Dunkin of Allyn, was
admitted to the Shelton Hospital
for treatment.
l
American Legion Auxiliary
Announce Special Dates
The regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary was
held Tuesday night, March, 4. Due
to lack of interest-among students
years, was cancelled for this year.
The auxiliary will be represent-
ed on the Red Cross Board of
Directors by Eula Martin. Mrs.
Martin announced three appoint-
: Ada Clothier
ments for the poppy sale of which
she is chairman, they are Rae Mel—
cum in charge of advertising,
' chairman of work-
ers, and Martha Witsiers as speak-
a Townsend Club district meeting er chairman.
in Shelton according to Townsend
Club No. 3. It will be held on Sun-
day, March 23. Lunch will be ser—
ved at 12 o‘clock with the program
to begin at 1:30 p. m. with good
speakers scheduled. The regular
Monday evening meeting will be'
held at the Memorial Hall MarchI
10 at 8 p. m. The public is cord-
ially invited to attend both these
meetings.
Miss Lea Neighbors
Honored Moose Guest
Miss Lea Neighbor, Recorder of
March 29th was announced as
the date for hearings of those per-
,sons applying for citizenship. It
, was suggested that Auxiliary
members attend as this is an inter—
esting and worth while subject.
President Ada Clothier announce-
ed that the past presidents with
Martha Witsiers as general chair-
iman will be in charge of the pro-
gram for March 18th meeting
which will honor the 22nd birth—
_day of the American , Legion.
;There will be a coast-to-coast ra—
[dio broadcast Sunday, March 16th
the. American Oratorical contest, .
‘which has been held the past two
Maybe not tough enough for this, but still . . . ‘plenty-
tough”. Invtests by the United States Testing Company of
‘Hohoken, N. 1., various mattresses were mauled day and
night by a ZOO-lb. roller. The Beautyrest stood 11113 times
longer than any other mattress tested.
'A SIMMONS-
.EAUTYRE‘SET'
Easybudget terms pay for a Beautyrest before you know it.
But-you’ll continue to enjoy its glorious comfort for years
to come . . . it’s‘ guaranteed until 1950. Wouldn’t this week
he a good time to select your Beautyrest?/
the Seattle Chapter of the Ladies honoring the Legion birthday
of the Moose will be the honored which may be heard at 9 a. m. on ’
guest of the Ladies of the Moose [{JR.
l
(on Friday evening, March 7, at
'the Shelton Hotel from two to six.
All members who possiably can
will meet at the Hotel for a six
o‘clock dinner.
Week-end Guests
Guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bed-
l
; The annual Hot Cross bun and
5 Food Salc will be held April 12th.
lMembers will be contacted by
iChairman Chum Perry or her
“committee.
0.E.S. Social Club
iMeets Monday Afternoon
A same care and in the same manner on have in the ell last week end were
Mrs. ‘E. 1 The O.E.S. Social club met ‘i
a” past. You _will find these two exclusK/e M. J. B. fea- Conley. MT.
am; Mrs. Paul Conley ‘l Tv’lolfldiay afternoon for a 1330
tures_amcher mast_and blmdmg_wmgiye and daugther o sentraha, Waiel , o c
Ock‘ luncheon followed by five
you the finest cup of coffee you’ve ever tasted!
Double-Your-Money-Back Offer. Buy a pound
of M.J. B. Try it for a week..If you don’t agree it’s
better than an other coffee—return the lid to M.J. B.
(30., 665 Thir Street, San Francisco, and we will
gladly refund double your purchase price.
you MAKE If -—r
DRIP GRIND
for drip or glass coffee makers
REGULAR GRIND . . .
for percolalcr or coffee pol
Englander, nephew of Mrs. Bedcll,
from Tacoma and their son Glenn
of Fort Lewis.
Auburn Visitors Here
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward of
Auburn spent last week as gucsts
of Mr. and Mrs. James Simmons
in Shelton.
l tablcsol‘ bridge in play.
:Patrick’s motif was carried out
I in the decorations. Mrs. Leigh Duf-
l‘field won cut prize and Mrs. Ber-
tha Grisdale high at bridge. Hos-
tesses for the afternoon included
Mrs. Glenn Landcrs, Mrs. L. VViss,
Mrs. I. Ncuenschwandcl‘, Mrs. ‘J.
T. Burke and Mrs. E. B. Sutton.
The St.
,Ol‘sen Furniture Company
“Fine Furniture for The Home”