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.County- City Record
COUNTy
COURT
ring on the docket in
Justice Court dur-
Past Week were:
State Patrol
Anderson, P.O. Box
nmpeding traffic:,
E. Baker, 1721
physical con-
while intoxicated,
Cole, 1620 Cen-
failure t) dim
$13 forfeit; Lucy Et-
a.tel Pl., Bremerton,
intoxicated, $87 fine,
m jail, suspended, lic-
30 (lays.
Gray, P.O. Box 56,
SPeeding, $13 forfeit;
I Jr., St. Rt. 1,
ton, speeding, de-
failure to stop
vehicle, $82 for-
Mikkelsen, 8901 N.
Vancouver, no
Boyee, P. O. Box 46, Brinnon,
sl)eeding. $15 forfeit.
('OUNTY BUIIADING PERMITS
Building permits approved by
the Mason County Phmner's of-
fice (luring the past week were
to Joe Elam, recreation resid-
ence, $5,000; William Prince Jr.,
recreation residence, $4,800; Fred
Starkey, residence, $10,003; Ro-
bert Kensal, recreation residence,
$2,500.
t'¢obert BaseR, residence, $15,-
000; George Teglo, recreation re-
sidence, $1,000; William Ander-
son, add to residence, $1,000;
tester Landon, workshop, $500;
liilding Peterson, cabin, $10,000;
Del Cole, residence, $16,000; Won-
dervue Enterprises, almrtments,
$65,000; Floyd Jones, cabin, $3,-
000.
SHELTON POICE
Michael Lee reported a fire ex-
tinguisher taken from the At-
Weather
High Low Precip.
March 13 56 26 --
March 14 56 30 .01
March 15 54 41 .15
March 16 57 36 .01
March 17 52 37 1.33
March 18 56 38 .50
March 19 53 40 .19
Reading are for a 24-hour per-
led ending at 8 a.m. as reported
by the, ITT Rayonier, Inc. weather
station.
FIVE.DAY FORECAST
Temperatures Thursday thru
Monday to average near the nor-
mal high of 55 and low of 34 de-
grees ? Rainfall expected to
average a little above normal,
falling mostly as showers. Aver-
age rainfall for the five-day per-
iod is .61 inches.
Marriage
Union Resident
Taken By Dea+h
• August Schmoldt, Union, died
in Mason General Hospital last
Thursday. He was 75 years old.
Mr. Schmoldt was born June 12,
1893 in Wisner, Neb. He had
made his home in the Union area
the past 15 years.
A graveside service was con-
ducted by Ray. Mason Young-
land at 1 p.m. Monday in the
Shelton Memorial Park. Arrange-
ments were by the Batstone Fun-
e:al Home.
One sister in California sur-
vives.
New
Arrivals
MASON GENERAL HOSPITAL
• Mr. and Mrs. James A. Obli-
calo, Star Route 1 Box 227, Union,
a boy, March 12.
Will J. Waldrip
Rife Tomorrow
• Will J. Waldrip, 94, of Route
1 Box 244, died Tuesday in the
Mason General ttospital. Born
Oct. 29, 1874 in Colfax, Mr. Wal-
drip worked as a commercial
fisherman, an oysterman and a
miner until he settled in Oyster
Bay in 1903. He conducted an
oyster business there until his
retirement in 1945. He was the
oldest member of the Olympia
Elks Lodge, having been a mem-
ber of that organization 71 years.
He is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Effie Solbeck, Olympia, and
Mrs. Carrie Conover, Billings,
Mont.
The funeral service will be held
at 1 p.m. Friday in the Mills
and Mills Chapel, Olympia. Rev.
Edwin Zschoche, pastor of Mt.
Olive Lutheran Church in Shelton,
will officiate. Burial will be in
the mausoleum in the Odd Fel-
lows Cemetery in Olympia. Of-
ricers of the Olympia Elks Club
Funeral Held For
Ethel LaMonf, 79
• Ethel E. LaMent, Star Route
2 Box 75, died Marcil 12 in Fir-
lane Terrace Convalescent Cen-
ter. She was 79. Mrs. LaM0nt
was born April 6, 1889 in Green-
ville, Mich. and had lived in
Mason County 21 years. She was
a member of St. Edward's Catho-
lic Church.
She is survived by foul' sons,
Lawrence, Roy and Frank, all
of Shelton, and Vernon. of De-
troit; two daughters, Mrs. Gladys
Kehne, Chicago, an(l Mrs. h'ene
Perry, AuTrain, Mich.; 19 grand-
children and 25 great-grandchild-
ren; and two sisters, Mrs. Mar-
garet LaMent, Bellingham, and
Mrs. Arthur LaFlam, Munising,
Mich.
Rosary was said at 7 p.m.
Thursday in the Batstone Funeral
Home and the funeral mass was
held at 10 a.m. Friday in St.
Edward's Catholic Church. Bur-
ial was in Shelton Memorial
Park. Father Gabriel Donohue of-
Former Shel÷on
Man Succumbs
• Phillip Roy Daniels, 88, died
Friday in Aromas, Calif. Prior
to moving to California Mr. Dan-
iels was a resident of Mason
county about 50 years, tie was
born Aug. 9, 1880 in Iowa.
lie is survived by his wife,
Hazel, Aromas; four daughters,
Viola Johnson and Elva Thomp-
son, both of Watsonville, Calif.,
Fae L)w, Tacoma, and Audrey
Jones, New Jersey; two sons,
Giles, San Francisco, and Allen,
San Jose, Calif.; 22 grandchil-
dren and 7 great-grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
Tuesday in Watsonville followed
by burial in Chlco, Calif.
MEN WANTED
In This Area To Train As
LIVESTOCK
BUYER
LEARN TO BUY CATTLE
AND HOGS FOR PACKERS
AT SALE BARNS AND
FARMS. We prefer to train
men 21-55 with farm or live-
stock experience. For local
interview write age, phone and
background to National Insti-
lute of Meat Packing, P. O.
Box 1207, Modesto, California
95353.
Rolled, Foil.Faced, Fiberglass
INSU LATION, Full-Thick
IKI. ft.
n/2" x 4' x 8' sheet
WHITE BUILDING BOARD
goggles on motorcycle mo.ry. , .- Mr. and Mrs. William L. Smith, will conduct the graveside rite. ficiated at the rites. ONLY
Star Route 1
II • Box 144, a girl,
: ' -ay oames reporteo a power Licenses March 12. * * *
Ltchell, Rt 1 Be -- saw and a tire taken.
:pired o,)er'..,f_ .. x 1, Charles Clayton reported one
:" James' ' Nichols,at'ors zlce;l f'tt't° Onegs antitaken.a half tons of brass Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Put- STAPLE GUNS to RENT or BUY
3:"forfeit;SeattleGailf°ll°wingA. Smitht°° l Lnis Tylczak reported a wallet "----------'-------"---- ....... vin,March52213.Dearborn Street, a girl, for your insulatiOninstallatlon.Or wall board
• Appwmg Ior marriage ncenses
¢ 376A She'- ,' lost.
rfoi,. ',, -on, speen- in the Mason County auditor's of- Mr. and Mrs. William R. Val- * * *
.... • • • Icy, 12( Alder Street a bo,
fl(c thin past week were Y
P; zarvey C. Nel- SHERIFF'S O]F'ICE : : March 13. ' We also feature PLASTERING MATERIALS
• " me, Shelton, driv- Barbara Appel reported two
int':lcated, $115 fine, tires and wheels and a Basset Severin Jackstadt, 27, Shelton, . of all kinds. 8ee us soon.
Mr and Mrs Stephen Cottrell,
and Kysa Benner 26 Shelton. 111 " "
ted, ', .suspended, lic- I/ound missing. ' 9 Franklin, Apt. No. 1, a boy, • Annllances
. - Says I illian Ca e. r( rted r
. • • "g y po a b eak- Clarence Krueger, 23, Klickitat, March 16. r-r- ....... ... =. ......
, Tl.10bs Jr., 310 14th, in. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Jan- • urnlture % SDec|al Orders "
';elom2°POr t)assing, H.E. Graham reported a pew- and Elaine Zehe, 22, Shelton ...... -'- Por -
,r. S;;,, vzusta, 1510 er saw, rifle and shells taken. Wendell Brickert, 68, Tenino sen, 2207 Madison Street a girl .j ptUJ! vrut;r=J
^,' neiton, failure to - ' • Floo overing Phone
and Rae Meleum 60, Shelton March 18 ' ' r C i,d
[e and prudent man- FIRE DEPARTMENT
.u, Shelton ne,li,ent residence, 1403 Dickinson, chim- i For Your Electrical Needs Soon to be Available at
_ rns Ave. Olymnia March 13 2:20 p.m. grass fire
travel, $13 for- atMarch2033 Summ,t12, 10:08Dr'p.m. a small ) Arcad= Electric Co. ) Seattle DISCOUNT Prices! ( p
fflee huilding at the Raymond Ander-
ehlettyo, minors' ,uyn,"" 10 daysfUrnish'in lERS°nburned'residenCe'y , 1561 Railroad Ave. ! O i I; 0 T 101 ....
e Ch,-- ' , R RECEIPTS
k, .mpagne, Box 209, Receipts from the Harstine Is-
, ,uer, Ore., tile- l'md Ferr for the week endin ntractor
, 3 fo ' ' " Y g
,:,' _ rfet; Joseph March 15 were $268.50, the Ma-
• aa, Matlock, drunk son County Engineer's Office re- Hw
za forfeit; Norman ported. , , ,.v,. -vw-,,,,, ,, -vw-w,
DAISY TOWELS SUN DAISY SHEETS --m'=rlf L% .r ..A
Euttful
sheared terr h match Quality Pequot brand polyester and cotton blend permanent press sheets In a beautl- AR .. t v:
Sun r,_. y floral print towels t at
. uaisy sheets Choose from I ful floral print. Like sleeping on a bed of flowers. Get them now at sale price and 1 .lFr II ar | • I
;vu _.. • Multi-colors to beaut fy
r b,h" enjoy the beauty and care of permanent press sheets. Jl I i I ' ( [.-,'%
'ATH TOWEL .dnUU CASES Reg $3gS pal* NOW S3.39 pr. -- " (';'),,l
Regularly $19 ,:v.. $1.66 TWl N FLAT or FITTED Rag. S5.. NOW $4.99
HAND TOWEL DOUBLE FLAT or FITTED Reg:$6.Tg NOW $5.79 v, .......... . , "
WASH CLOTH -.. QUEEN FLAT or FITTED Regu,ar,y.98 NOW $7.79. ¢
|'- Regularly $1.29 NOW 88¢ KING FLAT or FITTED Regu,ar,y $11.98 NOW $9.99
ql¢ --- X / ? Trim, Redecorate and Re
Regularly
NOW
59¢
KITCHEN TOWELS • -- m ares - . . "
I and colorful terr kitchen a o • place worn Items In your
(:ORATOR RU Handy, washabe y ccessorles t £- " I I N
:la, a GS brighten your kitchen---and at Such Savings. I % I I / I home ,at savings from Mil-
;e f--nd beautiful as accents to rooms and hallways, l ' • "
er s uaht tems from our
--')m ten(10) colors. One is just right for you. TOWEL Regu,ar,y 7g, NOW 58€ " J nL J • Q Y
1 X 36, Regularly $€98 NOW $3,88 ....... .... ,. ,.,.. "" "/ | IV extensive selections that you
UII1 ¢;LU/n r'u/ n " will
. - " be proud to display and
LID COVER Regu,ar,y 49 NOW $1.88
JUMBo ANCHOR BANDMATTRESS PADS . %,4 '
Protect every bed in your hmeo with these first quality plump and fluffy mat-' ! kI--. ,,^,, ,..-- I IAIIl" V/'%I 1131
NOW
$z.S$
tress pads. Choose from the most wanted sizes in anchor band stylee. t I NUW , • • yvu .,gll Ii'%YP /,/UI
Reg.
$3.98
Reg. .98 NOW
$3.88
TWIN
DOUBLE
3rd & Railroad
4 NNUA L L A YA WAY
SALE!
.IJR FAMOUS,
0000XURtous NKET
00NNIVERSARY BLA
!ee bee yeaP t special purchase, we are able to
,nYO'oneaU'e of a gr, 72x 10...
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nil Yea ar is no exceptionl As a matter of fact, we feel
'a'k" Co." nnivereary blanket is one of the fine. we have 'A
.;: ,,: for youree,f fee, the th,ok, rich p,,. that ,, 99
'" i reSlSts Inch
. , ndin9 , piling. Take note of the extra wide, 8
le¢ t nat ets off this superb blend of polyester and ray-
t, Your new I oral 108 x 90 King o Queen
fl. blue ^_ uxury blanket from shades of gold, o ,
Varlationo/;Hen... it revere, from =lid oolorm to & beau- Compare at 1• 00
i-tone stripes, at 21.98 • • •
3 x , Reg. $398 NOW $2.99
54 X 76. Reg. $4.98 NOW $3.99
I QUEEN50 x 8o, Rag ,98 NOW $5.99
KING x 84, Rag $8.98 NOW $6.99
BEDSPREADS, $11.99
Carol J. or Daisy J. Patterns. Very feminine . . .
simply elegant! A beautiful floral print throw
quilted spread to "liven-up" any bedroom. Delicate
colors to select from in twin or double sizes. Re-
decorate your room now, and save. Reg. $14.98
TABLE CLOTHS
Colorful prints and plain colors on flannel backed
vinyl. Just wipe with a cloth to clean.
54x54
Regu,ar,y =.98 NOW $1.99
54 x 70
Regularly $3.98
NOW $2.9
DOWN WILL HOLD IN LA YA WAY
CUSTOM DRAP
Lined with Wonderful Roc-Lon
Raln.N0.Stain
Made to Your EXACT Measurements
PAY ONLY FOR MATERIALS
No additional charge for labor!
Choose from Immense Selection
DECORATOR FABRICS
• Stubbed effects
• Damasks
• Duo-tones
• Antique satins
• Rayon acetate
• Pebble textures
• Silk-look weaves
• Random weaves
• Luxurious heavyweights
• Metallic highlighted
Over 150 Patterns and Colors
Open Friday
Nights Unfl 8:30
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i
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' roc- ®
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( INSULATED
( LINING
Protects against fad-
ing, sun-rot, rain and
condensation. Insulates
again. $1.39
heat and
cold. Yard
$
A01 you pay is for
material actuall'y
used priced from
29
yd.
Custom Drapes made with
5" Weighted Hems • Deep Pinch Pleats
Sized to Exact Inch
Th,
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