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ATTENTION
Loggers .... Cat Operat, ors
WIRE ROPE
New S(h!,Ctred Surplus
Good Used Line
BLOCKS
IIOOKS
Splicifig and Ferruling
Special on 1/! '
I WRC & HC, Used
Charles H. Rasmussen
& Co.
1101 "West Spokane St.
1CL582t Seattle, Wash.
, , , , ,
] Maintenance Nips
Rayonier Lead
On 2-1 Victory
RAYONIE BOWLING
W L
Maintenance ................ ;]8 28
Supervisors ................ 37 29
Research Girls ............ 36 30
Chemists ...................... 35 31
Office ............................. 34 32
Electricians ' 31 35
Bleach Plant .............. 29 37
Grease Balls ........ : ....... 24 42
High g,tme---Joe Holt 214
High total--Tiff Skelsey 585
Maintenance untied the Rnot at
[lie top of the Rayonter bowling
standings witb a 2 to 1 verdict
over tlte Supervisors in Monday
night's weekly play and tl]e Chem-
ists and Office won other odd-game
verdicts which tightened up the
traffic jam in the leag.ue's upper
division.
The night's fourth matel also
was settled by a 2 to 1 margin and
unk the Grease Balls deeper Into
the cellar on a defeat from the
Electricians
Scorinu heroes of the night in-
eluded Tiff Skelsey, who paced
Maintena.ncc's climb to the top
with a 585 total, Johnny Eager
and Jess Tobler of the Chemists,
Joe Holt of the Office, and Archie
Dittman of the Electricians for
winnilig clubs, willie of losing
lineups punch scoring for their
singleton victories were supplied
by Run Dodds of the Supervisors,
Harry Cole, Bill Oliver and Frank
Devlin of the Grease Balls, Inez
Dammann'of the Research Girls,
nd Cab Rains of tlm Bhmch
Plant. The lineups:
Office (2) Bleach Plant (1)
Handicap 3211Han(ticap 546
Holt 5041 Dummy 495
Briggs 345I Cab Rains 411
Thorpe 436 ! Wolden 326
Gava reski 512]Carl Rains 400
Merrick 517 Lunsford 357
Total 2635! Total 2535
Electricians (2) Grease Balls (1)
Handicap 574fHandicap 669 [
Booth 470 tH. Cole 411 [
Stanford :,26tDevlin 324 I-
Dittntan 4891C. Cole 376 I
Dreamy 4)2l Oliver ,t 34 [
StevenSon 423 Wright ,360
Total 2684I Total 2574: !
Chemists (2) Research Girls (1)
Handicap 7051 Handicap 894
Stoy 3461Dammann 403
Lynch 31.9 Cormier 339
Dielle 380 Price 363
Eager 4291Mays 290
Tobler 476 McKinney 308
Total 2655 Total 2597
Maintenance (2) Supervisors (1)
KIMBEL
LOGGING
COMPANY
" :b
Modern Eqmpment
Operated By
Exl)erienced Men
FO
• LAND CLEARING
• BU LLDrOZlNG
O DITCHING
• BASEMENT EXCAVAT-
ING
• BULKHEADING
O PILEDRIVERS
For I,and or Water
• DUMP TRUCKS
For I:lire
O PILING AND LOGS
For Sale.
PHONE 6,t5-W
Handicap 282i Handicap 522
' 518
............................................. Westlmtd '1531Dodds
Jacobsen 5081 Moore 338
Rank 4991McCamt 372
Temple 4271Hawks 380
Skelsey 5851Lemley ,101
Total 2754 Total 2531
We don't just
TALK Service
We get it done!
Maybe you've hesitated to
puL your washer in for serv-
ice for feat" 'we might be slow
in finishing the work. Please
don't worry about that. We
ARE busy of course, but we
make a rule to finish each
service job WHEN ]'ROM-
ISEDand as early as pos-
sible. ]?hone us today..
NASH "
BROTHERS
123 S. 2nd St. Phone 334
the poultry raiser who
wants a money-making
flock of higll egg producers
and more profitable birds
for market, select your
chicks from us. Bred. for
health and vigor, early ma-
turity and big egg size.
We Handle
(]ENTENNIAL .%rid
ltOLM CHICK FEED
3 Sheltonians In
, Multnomah College
• Portland Ore:--Three residents
S helt0n 'two of them graduate
bf Shelton high school, are mnong
new studeuts entering Multnomah
college in downtown Portland for
the spring semester. Harry S.
Leeberg, son of Olaf. T. Leeberg
and 1945 graduate, is ill the re-
frigeration division.
George C. MePherson, son of
Mrs. V. L. McPherson and 1946
graduate, is studying aircraft
mechanics in I)reparation for a
C.A.A. license. Donald Under-
wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Underwood and a graduate of /(b-
erdeen high school, is in tim day
college.
Registration at Multnomal as
tle spring semester opened totaled
1,532, highest in the history of the
institution. An even larger figure
is anticipated, however, as the
I ,
radio division opens a new cycle
on March 17. Of the present en-
rollment there are 1.088 war vet-
erans talcing training undez' the
fede'ral program and 45 whose edu-
cational expenses are behtg han-
dled bY the state of Oregon.
Chuck Beret New
Senior Patrol
Leader rroop 25
Troop officer:] elected for
coming year were Clta.rles Beret
who reltevcs Tike Hillman as Se-
nior Patrol Leader. Troop Scribe
duties were given to Don Fer-
werda, James Sinllnons is the new
Troop Quartermaster as custodian
of troop pt;operty. DicR Kieburtz
was elected :librarian.
Four new memhers of the troop
o.re Gordon Hall, Stacy Myers and
Wesley Nelson and Richard
second chtss, a tyansfer
Troop 8 in Skolcomtsh Val-
ley,
Another new and interesting
• I
tlti lg tot Troop 25 to looR forwara
to is n new meeting ])lace h)cateci
in the basement of the Memorial
Hall, when minor alterations and
repainting is completed.
A Board of I¢(wicw was held
February 26 under the. supervision
of Dr. Nol.'vold. ehairnlan Of the
2kmerlean Legion Scout Committee
with the llelp of Oscar Levin, Mill
)
:Clothier, Don F almer. Gerald
Samples and Jesse Vqolfe. The
following boys were fotmd quali-
fied: Charles J3erct. merit hadge
in first sid; Dick Kieburtz and
Wally Land as second class scouts.
Wcsl'ey Nelson and Story Myers
have mcL tit(' reqtirements for
Tenderfoot Dick h:ieburtz as Air
Scout candidate.
l'resent plans are a CoLu't of
Honor the llth of March when all
parents, friends ahd relatives are
cordially invited to attend, Time
8:00 at Memorial Hall.
The next Board of Review for
Troop 25 will be held at 7::]0, April
2nd in the 51em0rial Hall
ltoodsport Fire Dist.
Election Due April 5
A s!?,ecial election for the pur-
pose oI annexing territory to the
Hoodsport Fire Protection District
No. I will he held Saturray, April
5. Only portion of Hoodsport, Lil-
liwaup and Skokomlsll precincts
will be allowed to participate n
tte election. The polls will be open
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
O'Neill Bldg. - Shelton
[ ........ - .....
6 BIG BAYS
MARCII 7TH THRU 13TH
Here's your opportunity to fill pantry
shelves with your favorite canned
foods at money saving prices] Many
items are offered at sensational low
prices . . . look 'era over!
LIBBY'S DELICIOUS ASSORTMENT
Fruit Cocktail .o.o.... 34c
Grapefru'it"Sjuice 210
(Also Blend O'Gold Blended Juice or Full O'Gold Orange Juice, same price)
CONDENSED TOMATO (DOZEN $1.11) 10V2-OZ.
Campbell's Soup 4-370
AMERICAN OR AMERICAN PIMENTO, 5-OZ. JAR
Kraft Cream Spd. 2-29c
Thursday,
6, 1947.
CLAR'M
EVAPORATED, 14V2-OZ. (6 Cans 80¢) NATII
CARNATION MILK .. 2 cans 27¢
IN TOMATO SAUCE (3 Cans 59¢)
VAN CAMP'S BEANS 21-oz. 21¢
OLYMPIA, RAINIER, AC[viE (Plus eposlt)
BEER ............... case $3.00
A@#S
A New Menu
Your P
STEAKS O CHICK;
Seven Days a
"A Dining A
Scenic Sun
Now Open f
CREAM STYLE (Dozen $1.90) .... :!i ! In Our Lc
Del Monte Fancy Corn. 20-oz. 16¢ Sunswoet Brand (3 for 95¢)
......................... Prune Juice... qt. 3
[
Mountai
EDWARDS Luxury COFFEE L,bbys' G,ant S,o (/1.5) 9-.I_,.
Tomato Juice .... 47,,
Made by the exclusive Edwards . =rc-- -.. ,
FormuIai Drip, regular or pu'- Glenn-Aire, Fancy (Doz. 2.06)'Oi1"..,..i 1% 0:'
? iIII,
II
,verized grinds. Enjoy Edwards. Grapefruit ..... 2/:[
.... O
Valley Gold, Whole (6 for 1.65)
46¢ 91 ¢ Apricots 30-oz. can 2
::: Due to present cone
..... I Will be limited for
Freestone Elberta Halves 1
TANGY AND REFRESHING, 18-OZ. Libby's Peaches.. 1 ,0o
RS
possible
LIBBY'S KRAUT JUICE ........................ 14¢ (6 for $2.05) !.i,,: 'cOmplete
PURE GRAPE JUICE, QUART BOTTLE Monica, Italian (4 Cans 95¢) 29 ;D]I: line of but
CHURCH'S GRAPE JUICE ................... 39¢ Prune Plums ..... 2 P0NE 657
SOUTI HAVEN, EASTERN (3 CANS $1.00)
FANCY PIE CHERRIES ............ 19-oz. 35¢ Emerald Bay (6 Cans 85€) 2T'C
UST HEAT AN. SERVE, 15:-o. Fancy Spinach ...
FRANCO-AMERICAN SPAGHETTI .. 14¢ .......
NEW •WEST (4 Bottles 85¢) ,
APPLE JUICE ..... qt. 22¢
GARDENSIDE, 19-oz. (Doz. $1.70)
Green Beans .... 2 cans 29¢
MOON BEAM (3 Cans 45¢)
PUMPKIN. lye. 2/ can 16¢
ROSE-DALE (6 cans $;3)
I 0MAr0ES 20-oz. can 23¢ ,s
FORT HOWARD (6 Cans 8,5¢)
CUrl ` BEETS . lg. 21/ can 15¢ ;
WEGNER, FANCY (4 Cans 85¢)
Apple Sauce .. 19-oz. can 22¢
V-8 Cocktail ...... 18-oz. 15¢ /
PHILLIP'S, 12-OZ. (Doz. $1.50)
Beans & Franks . 2 cans 25¢
HEINZ, 14-OZ BOTTLE (3 For 65¢)
TOMATO CATSUP .... 22¢
HIGHWAY, Extra Standard (6 Cans 90¢)
Sweet Peas .. 20.oz. can 16¢
QUAKER STATE, PIECES, STEMS
Mushroom Pieces 8.oz. 49¢
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
SPECIAL LOW PRICK
CANNED
TOHATOES
Gardenside, Standard
(24 Cans 4.75)
28-OZ. CAN
20¢
SOUD PACK
SAUERKRAUT
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
BLENDED
SWEET PEAS
Sugar Belle, Fancy
(6 Cans 1.10)
20-OZ. CAN
19¢
Columbia River, Crisp
(6 (ans 57¢)
27-OZ.. C AN
10¢
Good Grade Beef
PRIME RIB ROAST ............ lb. 55¢
Blade mr Arm Cut, Good Grade
SHOULDER BEEF ROAST lb. 47¢
Graded Good
SIRLOIN STEAK ................ lb. 55¢
CENTER CUTS
Pr0RK CHDPS
PEACH
HALVES
H i g h w lYsoY;llli°Ws" C I i n g,
(3 Cans 65¢)
29-OZ. CAN
Corned Beef, 1-Lb.
LIBBY'S HASH ...... 31¢
Dennison's. 1-Lb. Can
CHILI & BEANS .... 26¢
Lynden's, l-lb. Jar
TWISTIES Noodles 13¢
Faultless, In Gravy
MEAT BALLS. l-lb. 29¢
Stid d's Chicken
TAMALES 7-oz. jar 25¢
Stripes, Heat & Serve
RAVIOLIS l-lb. ca], 14¢
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
TOMATO
JUICE
Sunny Dwn. Fancy
(Case of 24 2.25)
18-OZ. CAN
10¢
Sweet, Sunkist, Medium
NAVEL ORANGES .......... lb. 10¢
Sunkist. Juicy, Medium
SUNKIST LEMONS .......... lb. 15¢
Yakima Netted Gems . *
U.S. NO. 1 POTATOES ...... lb. 3½¢
Eviscerated, Grade A
FRYERS OR ROASTERS .. lb. 67¢
N. Y. Dressed Leghorns
FRICASSEE FOWL ............ lb. 37¢
Alaska Red King
SALMON STEAKS .............. lb. 59¢
FILLET OF LING COD ...... lb. 39¢
Columbia Rivet"
FRESII SMELT ................ 3 lbs. 29¢
T XAS GRAPEFRUIT
Extra Large White Grapefruit $1 €
Juicy, Thin Skinned .................. LB,
Yakima Netted Gems
U.S. NO. 1 POTATOES 50 lbs. 1.73
Oregon, Dry, Medium
YELLOW ONIONS .......... lb. 4¢
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PEARS
Harper House, Pear
Halves (6 Cans 2.05)
29-OZ. CAN
35¢
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
APRICOT
HALVES
Highway, U npeeled
Frutt (6 Cans 1.45)
29-OZ. CAN
25,¢
Highway,
Local, Thick Meated
HUBBARD SQUASH ........ lb. 7¢
California, Clip-Top
FRESH CARROTS .................. 7 ½¢
Purity, 5-Oz. Can
PACIFIC OYSTERS 39¢
Eastern Gulf, 7/-Oz.
COVE OYSTERS .... 39¢
Libby's Sockeye - Tall Cans
SALMON ........ l-lb. 53¢
Breaker's Whole, 1.Lb.
BUTTER CLAMS .... 49¢
Queen Charlotte, 7-Oz.
MINCED CLAMS .... 33¢
Jonesport White Pollack
FISH FLAKES ........ 34¢
Heinz Cream Of
PEA SOUP .... ll-oZ,
Chicken-Noodle
Campbell's SOUP /
Boy-At-Dee, 8-Oz. Can
SPAGHETTI
Worchestershire Sauce,
LEA & "PERRINS
Golden Grain, 1-Lb. Jar
Chicken & Noodles ..
Moneta Brand, 11-0z.
CHILI SAUCE.
i
(No. 4 in the M
Scrapbook contest
"B" stands for
A kid that Iooke
Drink plenty of
We got our ros
Oregon, Medium
FANCY PARSNIPS ........... lb. 12 ½ ¢
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I
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
PIMPLE
PLL00 JAM
Star Brand. A Real
Amazing Value!
1-LB. JAR
25',¢
Beverly, Chunk or Regular
Peanut Butter .. l-lb. 33¢
Duchess, Finest Ingreclients
Salad Dressing .... pt. 35¢
Red Hill - 13-Oz.
Tomato Catsup ........ 19¢
SLrawberry or Respberry, 1-Lb.
Hunt's Preserves .... 49¢
Sunny Dawn. 46-oz. (Doz. $2.55)
Tomato Juice .. 2, lye. 45¢
Fancy, No. 2 Can
Libby's Beets ............ 14¢
Dinette 19-Oz. Can
Mixed egetables ... 17¢
You get more {or your money at
SAFEWAY
NO SALES TO DEALERS: PRICES
START FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1947,
SUBJECT TO MARKET*CHANGES
AND STOCK.
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SPECIAL LOW PRICE
CREAlVl STYLE
CORN
SPECIAD
Gardenside
(15 G "=
3 cAN
Country Home, Fancy
( Dozen 1.75)
20-OZ. CAN
15;¢
Marydalc. Fancy, 2{ Can I
Sweet Potatoes ........ ':
Chili Sauce .... 11-'oZ. [ I
Moneta
Libby's PINEAPP
Libby's fancy, Pineapple J.YL
and Pineapple. limited qua'
s an
DON'T be the
DON'T take tl
DO get autom
yourself a
DO look us up
Eddy B
120 Third Str,
'¢ly ,help him f you wri
eaUSiness Service.)