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Thursday, Ma "
................. March 6, 19,17. SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Wivell's CERTIFIED
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;CLEANERS & T,]E ! .......................................
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|CO SEnVlCE
,. :., Weeb 1 Open ]Iouse Prizes Go
National
4-H
To Caldwell, Mrs. Smith
Being Celebrated Door prizes offered during the
March 1-9 is National 4-H Club[ public open house which introduc-
Week. One and a half million boys I ed the new Olympic Furniture
store to this community last Fri-
and girls over the nation belong to [ day evenhlg were won by B. E.
this organization which aims to Cald, well of Capitol Hill, who took
train the heart and health as wcll lh°me the overstufl'ed chair and
as the head and hands. TheY imatching ottoman as fir,t prize,
learn by, doing and their motto land Mrs. Florence Smith, county
is "To make tbe best better, nurse, who was presented the ta-
ble model radio an second prize.
Last year 72 boys and 133 girls More than 1000 persons were
enrolled in Mason County. one estimated in attendance during the
hundred and fifty-three of these
members completed projects rang- three-hem" open house Friday,
store managers Walt Elliott and
ing from livestock through forest- Lionel Sexton said..Every visitor
ry and gardens to clothing, food
pI'eservation and meal preparation' was presented a car-key chain to
which was attached a nickle hold-
to home furnishing, er for convenience in using park-
This year a slightly larger on- ing meters.
rolhnent is expected and there will r-h- i,- r
be greater emphasis on work such Ma e
as judging and contests. This
county has a fine group of club
members, and a group of leaders To Form, Weather
who give their time and energy to Va ilates Widely
help the kids get a better chance.
Let's be proud of tbem not just March rolled in like an un-
in Mason County for
mtative
ia 0il &
I m m
ade Fuel and Deisel Oil i
PROMPT SERVICE
Franklin Phone 397
3 Pkgs
29c
FROZEN FOOD:
AGEN'S Arrives Monday
PICT-SWEET Arrive Friday
ASPARAGUS PINEAPPLE
GREEN BEANS LING COD
COME IN SATURDAY AND :ROCCOLI IES ROCK:::
.. 4 ,I. SAMPL OYSENBERR
I .. AMPLE THIS FINE PRODUCT BLACKBERRIES (Native PEAS
I ll II't$'l m I "! Wild> . CORN
m I Im lim [] it. ' GRAPEFRUIT STRAWBE:IRIES
M lld'll I tJ I DILL PICKLES MIXED VEGETABLES RASPBER ES
I'il Ii i'll I:' Jl. °°ART ' ,
II lIlI Illll III, | 37¢ • " , •
I ll TURKEY & NOODLES [ , '.:£ .--.- ......
-'-.'i, II I '.' Jf00£ Uilq00io#¢ 41 ¢
49¢ n#/xJ .,.=, ...,, .,,,. ,, o., ,..,.,,
-- i.---m II ,l I't SOVERIGN
,liUlllt A'l 00-iil Pill[ SALAD DRESSING .
..... 7;;
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:?,i .... ,T.?,_, E A, LS., R" ONTES, i ' ':SNOWDRIFT" SHORq'E '''xu
• T'I/':: DISPLAY OF i - ---POUND 1 "1
''-] I ,,. I}RIFTID SNOW . I - ...... -'-- "
FOR.YOUR HAIR /;G;'''"' !
I,
I I USE YOUR • I On-a frosty morning
/! 7 I '
---P ....... ,. , I "SPARE 53" ! ' $ T 0 K E U P!
Cream Shampoo - $1.. i I i -v
''" ""'"' - *'7 I! o._v- I I ,][TA]I. rlpAI/Ip I WITH PIPING HOT SPERRY
Cdom wB 8-o p... o. I I Good For 5 Lbs. of Suga i
• PARKERSJ . ' PICT SWEET
,ooa %:RepSi:: |jii,IALdp INE:!AALAM TOPPING 0 WHOLE Ko2RcA NEL CORN
$1.75 - '
18¢
KIMBERLY 45¢ ARMOUR'S-IT,S HOMOGENIZED
icolates Ball Point " $t2 PEANUT BUTTER
|nd *
EBERHAI 1-LB. JAR '
$1.75
Ball Point- 37¢
3.50 ,
UNIVERSh ust Arrived FERG'S
[ S Bail Point " CHILI CON CARNE
I IT SOLLytS CHOICE PER CAN
(' " PUGET SOUND 26¢
}W V O 5 TooTH
0 WE SEEDS
HAVE O! WESSON 0IL
. . iT 4€
__--- . QUART 93 €
,OCKS SUPER NONESUCH Re
CK DELL
URY Special Sweet Pea MINCE MEAT ' SLICED BEETS
PACKAGE NO. 2 CAN
$6.50 KLENZO and Collection' 21¢ 15¢
.NYLON TooTH OF 6 VARIETIES FOR !
• WESCO
:) 64¢ Value 49¢ COMB HONEY' <Iii STRING BEANS
al Tax) EACH NO. 2 CAN
• <l 63¢ i:{ 19¢
itches
IURY STAG COOLh i-.
20.07 SH AVIN:dCII '
OUSE 5 DOUBLE EDG;''i ' '
l a> For o., "!l .,I
": ,7 . 1 Established 1895
this .week, but all year.
JOIIN SWEII'S HAVE SON
Mr. and Mrs. John Swett are
the parents of a boy born Febru-
ary 27 at the Shelton General Hos-
pital.
NEW!!
(Not Re-built)
-' =" S
AND TRUCKS
steady lamb this year with a ser-
ies of showers that did no more
harm than put a green face oil
gardens and woods and enough
warming sunshine to color the
faces of the triliums, crocus and
violets. So far the month hasn't
quite made up its mind for sure
whether winter is over entirely or
spring will be a little late this
year.
The month of February waded
through a total rainfall of 6.47
inches. February began with a
bang when a total of 2.10 inches
fell on the first day of the month
to record the greatest 24 hour
rainfall during the month.
During the 28 day period, there
were six days of one-quarter inch
of rain or more, two days of one
inch or more and ten days of
one-hundredth of an inch or more.
Twelve days were clear, three
were partially cloudy and 13 were
the familiar cloudy. Average tern-
Floyd D. Watters
Passes Suddenly
Floyd. Daniel Watters, 39, of
645 Elinor Street, died at his honie
last Thursday, February 27. He
was born November 16, 1907, at
Hatton, N. D., and had made Shel-
toll his home for the past l<l years.
Funeral services were hel(l
Monday, aroh 3, at; 2 o'clock
from VVitsiers Funeral :Home with
Reverend H. W. Harshmau in
charge.
Hc is survived by his widow,
Jtllia Watters; fern" SOILS, 'Floyd
D., Jr., Robert W., Gerald M., and
Dewey L., all of Shelton; two
daughters, ]r.< Laura Wenz and
Jeannette Watters of Shelton;
two brothers, George E. of Shel-
ton and Wilbur M. of Portland;
and four sisters, Mrs. Pearl Mar-
tin of Klamath. Falls, Ore., Mrs.
Lawson, Swihart of Ontario, Cali-
fornia; Mrs. Verna Jackson of
Shelton, and Mrs. "Florence Me-
Cart of Martinez, Calif.
Federal VA Contact
Agent Coming No More
Transfer of Nolan Turner, fed-
eral veterans administration con-
tact representative, from the
Olympia to the Seattle Veterans
Administration office has. termin-
ated the counsel service which the
federal agency had given Mason
county war veterans once a week
in Shelton, leaving the advisory
service of tercel by Gerald Maguire
of the state veterans departmefit
alone in the local field.
Mr. Magulre is available to
war veterans for any advice or
help he can give them on Mon-
days and Fridays in Morner,ill
Building.
CLARENCE LUND GIRL
Mr. and Mrs. Chtrence Lund are
the parents of a girl born Tues-
day, March 4, in the hospital.
C H E V R 0 L ET perature was 43.9 degress, while
the maximum was 54.0 degrees
and the minimum was 33.8 de-
[PIhC[M[II [KII[S grees. The highest temperature Shelton
We can replace your worn-out gas- was recorded on Sunday, the ninth, :-1 Lodge No, 62
wasting engine with a new com!iete when the thermometer hit 60 de- W//-" I O O F
cylinder block and working' arts re s ' -/2,)a.'- ...........
..... p . . g e . On the 27th it dropped to
a iactory assembles power plant O h 2
" • its lowest point for the m nt , ' 3 Meets Every Wednesday
Here's What You Get: degrees. 8 p.n. a
• New cylinder ill New pistonl imd ..... LO.O.F. IIALL
• %kc,a.k,ha-- • :'co.noc,,. H.G. Anderson Painters Visiting Merrlbers will be
• New camshaft rods TT,,;,, ..:--- a.-- Cordially Welcomed
• New timing- • Ngw fiont-end i.Jllul'uis uulilill .l"ll,i.liilL, 'ADTg'T TJtl;TlSD %T £'
gears plate H.G. Anderson was elected bus- , ................ ^xl,+,,. ,_,.
. . GUY" CALL, Su,.y
lness agent of the Shelton paint- .------.T.'----.------
r ' . luDy lfeuelia,lli Loago _[ees
ITTT IITITITIm e S UYI1On at its meeting Y ebzi- , .... p .. m ..
lVlJll tllVIUlEal arv 27 and at the same time Pres- econ(i an(! J Durra i rmays
1st & Grove- Phone 777 utIi)£ Pa:lulodd Jalq,D >lUV, JI :luap, ,. a'.y Dobson, N. G:
,- snl, s dOH.Ilt/l adoa u S I0 ' EllZaDeI:ll uler ecretary
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,, ,, --45€
BEEF POT ROAST - Gladed Good .................... lb
SHORTRIBS OF BEEF ' lb. 29¢
GROUND BEEF. ....................................................... lb. $9€
LINK SAUSAGE-Pure Pork ........................ lb. $8¢
SPICED LUNCHiON MEAT ................................ lb. $9€
SKINLESS WEINERS .............................. i ............ lb. 4S |€"
KRAUT-FRESH PACK ........................................ qt. 15€
CORNED BEEF-Boneless Brisket .................... lb. 45€
Colored
• "1
" Fancy
,x.. SLICEI) I
f ' BACON 'l
,!!:: ,,. i SALMON .......................... 49¢
XJ 1 lb.
HALIBUT ........ ' ................ lb. $3¢
, Ili .,'' FILET, OF SOLE lb. 43¢
• 69¢
"KIPPERED SALMON .. ib.
FRESH
OYSTERS
M E AT--D
CODFISH BRICKS
POUND
PINT
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Established 1895
It Says
Here . . .
SUCCESSFUL and highly
SATISFYING for our
h i
DEBUT to Shclton's
BUSIN ESS establishments.
WE THINK it was grand
OF YOU to give us such a
WARM WELCOME and we
PROMISE to bend every
EFFORT to fulfilling the
CONFIDENCE and trust
YOU HAVE evidenced h
DS through such a
WONDERFUL turnout. We
:to =1: ,3
W ILL always keep uppermost
I N M I N D the iciea that better
SERVICE is our duly to
PROVIDE you, and that is
OUR GOAL. We Slope you
LIKE and £ind useful the
SOUVENIR car key rings
c :l: ;];
W I T H nickel niche for holding
PARKING meter coins. If
W ='.: :i
YOU wereft able to visit
, :I: =So
OUR STORE yet wc still
HA/'E SOME which we will
GLADLY give you the first
TIME you come in.
WINNERS of our
DOOR PRIZES Iriday word
MRS. FLORENCE SMITH,
OUR County Nurse, wlio lives
IN KAYDEE apartments, and
B. E. CALDWELL, resident of
CAPITOL HILL. Mrs. Snlith
LISTENS to programs on an
OLYMPIC table model radio
SHE WON and Lhe CaldweUs
:h • :p
LOLL comfortably in a fine' '
OVERSTUFFED chair with
M ATC H I NG Ottoman whicl
WAS FIRST prize. Now we
MUST sign off for this week
BUT BEFORE we do we wish
AGAIN to express our
DEEP appreciation for the ..
GRAND reception you
ACCORDED our new store.
WE HOPE you will come
Ill ltl lli
AGAIN wllenever you
$ W= lie
NEED something' for
COMFORTABLE LIVING.
OLYMPIC
FURNITURE
COMPANY
321 Railroad
Operated by
WALTER ELLIOT l
and
LIONEL SEXTO
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