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ge 8 __ , ,,, , ,,, , , , , , SHELTON-MASON, COUNTY JOURNAL
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............ ..... "'':::: " ¢" , ',', " ,,, " &It &f hff &l 4g ,#' lht & &Yl< lA &lg&| it lld building" ,1 I: sl.r,,,L, Mr. View. | rC 1 rNl'I3t MASON
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I N| / MOflg t,t"Tt41E tqlTlOIq IN PApl AN PAPRBOAR [ t'Ahot i],s h,',,u [';,'i:, (h,' space '--. '|" COUNTY RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS
] ' 1/OUCXION 114 1946--o /,T.8.t €'.0e,9.) 7"o,qa I Among scveral recent improve- I inf., plumbings, an€ v,frigerat.ion o '('uo €,(1 v t e ('a'r, FI ctri' vAtu
, .1 'moJit.s made by Ralph Crabill ,,ten,Jneoring firm. '','*: :J'., o *,' "z"" ld'
"a his gr),ery store on Hillcrest is' Ah, g witl, tles, in:pr, ve,cxt; :'t l,.]..i"(<'t, x , 't v,,r ;:;; " ' '
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tbe installation of Mason Cotmty's Mr. C:rabill has ,,is,, (,hanged ti,,',: "F[:e' ,.,t:v : i,., : ' :: €,I ,r-I ANNOUNCES THE WINNERS OF RAWLEIGtI'S
I ¢[t first self service free-vision open- store's name from t.alph's Grocery ,ltc, I:,(:1 ,i sin,,1,, 'h,,H,,, "H¢'
-" top meat and dairy products re-'to l{alph's V'ine I"ooq.; new tch h, (." :",), ;'is'';'8 ::;c';
fz'tgerator unit. " ....... !tit(! now in:tiling ,,cl,.tt',!s.'; is 13ox ] 60TH ANNIVERSARY AWARDS
'fhc handsome new food preserv- Advice on new beauty tech-il5S S(,i¢)
ing display unit was placed it I niques, hair care and male-up i,s; ..... ::: :: .... [
operation last week and e.ompleted! offered with expert ba, cl:ground[ .:tl,s:utnshi, ,.,,(,,,<,,,.d ,i ,',,,',,'d, 1. Mrs. William Reitdorf - - Highest Sale of Week
a general re-arrangenlent and Ira- t by MeConkey Pharmacy now fol- t,, Bill Jackso and I?.av B ill nan, I
l Olo.lqLw,hh, I provement of tile stove w:ich ] lowing the recent 'ttendance of I it thtir Rnv's Richfield Setvic-, ! dT-¢ R T') P llhaxr
First
Number
I + m--"ro+A u.,;. p,a ., I within the past wek weeks has] MISS Helen Price at the I)uBarry I For sc, lli,:ff the most Cbevroh,tl
= PAPOPlotO¢"rtom 19.1o1,9 J included the addition of several cosmetic school in Seattle. parts ¢1' a'ny auto I)rts distri!- q ,T, 1. W Tnxrln- .....
new mer(,handise islands and dis- * * * !uting point in Mason County (Itu'-i ............. --,-d,v, Second Number
(zoooe) "r I play counters. I Consolidating his office storo-j ing the first qu:lrter of 19It) {hey]
: , The new refrigel'ation unit was roonl and repair slIop into one lo- i received t taJ)h, n(*ch,1 t:."diollt
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installed by Emmett Smith of cation, Craig Eliot, Shdt(,n ehc-[ rndio from tl:e Moll Chevrolet] ........
Smith & Wilson, Inc., local heat-, trica engineer who has been doing Conlpany.
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Earthquake Shocks [ ,tl DEATHS P'
Shelton Wednesday ,,:M,, ,,,,,,..+.,.,,.,:
ANDE|{SON
(C(+IttJlILI<* ll",lll ]Rgt' ]:1
went on era( l'!"ency h:]si8 foI' ,
short time '4 'ter the tremor witll
excited perso,s making calls seeR-
ing and givi.g information.
Groceries Look a big dt'(,p at
the Safeway store. The quake dis-
lodged shelves of canned goods
and glass j.trs that rolled and
broke on the floor. A wall was
cracked and plaster fell.
A lleavy door to the money :a.fe
at the Shelton branch of Seattle-
First National Bank was opened
several feel willie the transoms
overhead fh£ttered. A main sup-
porting" cross bean] on Lhe ceil-
ing was reported swaytng with
snake-lil(e movement.
EAI{I,Y I{EI'OliTN indicated no
serious damage was clone in the
mills, but checl-nps ave being
nlade.
Water in reservoirs at the Shel-
ton Airport was sloshing over tile
tips duringthe height of th¢ ire-
]hers. No "visible" damag( was ]'e-
ported
Fire Clicf 'rhcoclore Deer asks
that all persons check possible
damage in their )tomes to ehinl-
neys, oil and gas connections and
electrical wiring.
The earthquake was spread ev-
e1' a htrge area of tile Northwest
fl'onl VancollveJ. Wash., nol'th to
the Canadian border. Shelton's
sturdy I)tiildings survived the
shock ,,athei' well.
Finance Leaders
Piepare Campaign
(('l)llIII1Ll'd IINIII ])tlt + ] }'
ton. '['lese will be availal)le both
in advance of the festival and (lur-
in the cclebration, hlay 12 13
:.n (J 14.
W. F. McCttnn has vohmtcered
to head tile festival bannel' torn-
rnittee, President. Werbergev an-
nounced. [cCann is to <.on,act. till
firnls tnd organizations which
;pollsored street bannel's ltst ye[Iz'
and to supervise banner installa-
lions ahead of this yen r's festi-
val.
QILEEN MARY (Tal'nes tnd
Princesses Ella Mac Noble. Lot:,
Ayers, Chh)e Dickin,on :tnd Bet-
ty N@+WnlAII were gue;4ts of honov
in Olympia today. They were t()
a.ccot]lpany V, erberger to tOovev-
nor Artlmr B. Langlie's office m
the ,fternoon and to be guests
at the GoVe,'nor's Dinner. spon-
sored by tle Ke;ep Washington
Green Association in ,,he Hotel
OLYmpian this evening.
Funeral services for Emma
Christine Anderson 7. were held
at 2 p.zn. April 13 from Witsiers
l"une,'al Home with tile Reveveltl
I Sam MeGill officiating.
After a. short illness .;lle was
taken to a Shelton hospital where
she died April 10.
Born May 22. 1941. in Shelton,
I she had lived here all Iler life.
Her family belongs to the Assem-
bly of God Tabernacle.
Survivors melt,de her fatller
Albert L. Anderso]l, nlother, MI'S.
Lois Anderson. both of Shelton.
two brothers. David Anderson. 5.
and Richard Anderson. 2, Shelton;
tllree sisters, Dorothy Anderson.
14 Eillen. ]2. and Darleen, 10. alJ
of Shelton: grandmotller. Mrs.
Christina Vig, Shelton, and grand-
father, F.obert Meister. W o l f
Point. Mont.
Interment was In Shelton Menl-
" orial Park.
I[ICIIARD WYATT ,'ANDEI:I,IN
A ,.esident of Belfair commun-
ity for 18 years. Richard Wyatt
Sanderlin. 59. died in a Brernerton
hospital April 9. and the funeral
service was hel(I at 2 p.m. At),dl
12 f,'onl Witsiers Funeral Hol,le
ill She]ton with the Reverend
Wayne Wright in charge. Mr.
Sa.nderlin was b(,rn October 31.
1890. in Salem. N.J.
Survivors include his wife.
Gladys Stndcrlln. Belfair; + t+wo
, sons. licbard W. Sandcrlin. Mal-
imkus, Maine. and Franl¢ E. San-
) rlin, Belfair; five daugiters.
Mrs. Sylvia Petty. Olympia. Mrs.
Nona (?vou(.h and F;ntna Mtl'te
and Glol'ii Sttnderlin. all of Bel-
fail'; i slste,', h{,'s. I)ortt Tbontp-
.non. Stlem. N.,I.. an(1 four Kran(I-
I cllihh*en.
Interment was in Shelton Menl-
orial Pal'l¢,, ]
Union Firemen Meet t
At Buechel's Garage
I
Men residing in the Union nei':h- I
borhood tre invited to att.enrt a
meeting of the Union volunteer
fire department tt+ Dick Bueehel':;
garage Thursday evening aL 8
o'clock.
A demonstration of eqtupnlent
in the Union fire ha.ll al,d tra,n-
ing' of voh,nteers in the handling
of the fire truck and eqnipmenL
DIVOi(CE
One final decree,of divol'ce wa:s
signed April 1G in the Super,or
Court of Judg'c Charle. T. Wright.
It was the case of Kenneth S.
Hansen vs. Bz'Jdget L. t fansel. I
PHEASANT PROI)UCTION FARMS BUSY THIS[
TIME OF YEAR TAKING BROODSTOCK EGGS[
The plle£tsant t)roductton t'arnls pervisor, expects till, l)roduetion
operated by the state game de-
partment are busy places these
days;' as tbe various farm super-
lntendents and their staff pre-
pare for another bird hatching
leason
The various game fttl'nls ha, ve
been put in tip-top shape during
the. fall and winter months.
}uildinRs have been repaired,
fencing worl¢ done and other
projects carried .out So tllat an-
other 100,000 offd birds c'an be
prodUc(!d' this ,pring.
Harold Witham, game farm su-
t _ . .
Ticklers
on the vat'iotts farms will put the l
department near the top of the
national list again. Production
last year totalled 117.000 bh'ds.
The game farms are located at
Colville.' Deer Park. Kennewick.
Coupeville. Walla Walla, Auburn,
Wintbrop, Ellensburg. Yakima,
Centralia and South't ,,'onl
The taking of eggs from brood-
stock at Lhe vai lt,tlS lal'Ins Will
be followed by release (,f thcad, dt
birds SO hey can nest az<l ,'ai:+e
their bro0ds under natural cot-
ditions.
By George
GARDENSIDE. STANDARD, SWEET
GREEN PEAS ....... 00ooz00.. 9 €
GLENN AIRE OR LIBBY'S, WHOI.E SEGMENTS
GRAPEFRUIT 3 Calls 50 ¢
ROUND GOLDEN PARTY CRACKERS
TEA TIMERS ....... l-lb. pkg. 25 =
GARDENSIDE. A WONDERFUL VALUE! 29-OZ.
TOMATOES ...... 2++,.+ ]]o
Libby's, halves or slices. Cling
PEACHES. 30-oz. 31¢
Catle Crest, halves or slices"
PEACHES. 30-oz. 29¢
Del Monte, 17-oz. can
Boysenberries ...... 27e
Hostess Delight, 17-oz. can
Fruit COCKTAIL 21¢
Libby's, Hawaiian. 46-oz.
Pineapple Juice .... 39¢
Welch's, Pure
Grape Juice ...... (i t . 45
Town House. 46-oz. can
Grapefruit Juice .. 25¢
Wcstfair
Apple Juice .... qt. 19¢
Whole Kernels, 12-oz.
NIBLETS ......... 2 35C
Walla Walla, fancy. "-Ib.
GREEN PEAS ...... 15e
Blue Tag, fancy, sliced. 19-oz.
GREEN BEANS '"
Libby's or King's Gate
Tomatoes 19-oz. 20c
L/bby's. King Size
Ripe Olives 89z-oz. 31e
Nallcy's Treasure
Pickles ........ 12-oz. 24c
Zesty, rich, 14-oz.
lIeinz Ketchup ...... 24c
Moncta, 11W-oz. bottlc
Chili Sauce .......... 19¢
Sm from 5c to 10c'
per pound
imil,iiimmIm
N
. ]xt,y 93 €
blend ,2-LB..-
m mmmm mmm
AII RWA'Ir
m:ta ,.a 89 ¢
mellow : 2-LB.
= ==1=
EDWARDS
.... "SL'
- ' c De luxe
+,+,.03
4-LB. $2.(,5
LAIGE EGGS =
Large "AA" White DOZ.
PAAS EGG DYES, double-size 2/27¢
Nu-Made, guaranteed fresh
MAYONNAISE .... qt. 76¢
Nalley's, popular
MAYONNAISE .... pt. 43(
Lunch Box (Quart 63¢) Pint
SANDVtrlCH SPREAD 35¢
Dutch Mill, 2-lb. loaf
AMERICAN CHEESE 91¢
PivaLc's Gold, 2-Lb,
GRAHAM Crackers .. 57¢
"Bader's" round, fresh
Shortbread COOKIES 19¢
,OOK &'' I'IIIEPE
LOW PRUCES ON
FANCY SKINNED
FULL HALF OR WHOLE
Short shank. 16-1b. sizes
and under. Diamond "F."
59,=
Fancy Skinned Hams. Ar-
mour's "Star" or Morrell's
"Pride,' Rath Blackhawk,
Hormel's Dairy.
under Lb.V = Ibs. LB. i
SPRING WINE FAIR
Roma Dessert Wines .. 5th 99¢
Roma Dinner Wines ... 5th 82¢
WER-
BERGER
Dessert
Wines
5TH 97¢
LUCERNE MILK
Grade "A" Homogenized
or Regular. Fresh Daily
Quart 18=
COTTAGE CHEESE,
mossom T,,e ... l-,b. _. c
HALF & HALF, 4([€
Lucerne ................ Pt.
JL
COFFEE CREAM, 22 ¢
Lucerne .............. t/2-Pt.
POTATO BREAD
MRS. WRIGHT'S
,+**,,,,,++,,++,o,,14 =
rilht aw,ty ...... LB.
White or Wheat
,rs. Wright's. enriched, 21
tendc,'. . 1i/2-1b. loaf
""°Y FRYEIkS
DRAWN
Head and feet removed! The mod-
ern, sanitary way to buy 63 ¢
Chickens ...................... LB.
Round Bone Cut. Shoulder
PORK ROAST ........ lb. 49¢
Rib End, Loin
PORK ROAST ........ lb. 57¢
Half or Whole, Fresh
PORK LEG ............ lb. 63¢
FRESH BU?TER
+. 62 =
, ENREBE FLOUR
i "";;;" :{,:',. ,?;° l°'lbAs:'
CORN :ME LL
SHORTENIHG
Purpose, Saving
O3
Pr+ce' 3-lb.
SPRY SHORTENIN00
vegetable. When you
bake or fry, 3-lb.
SNqWDRIFT
+o,, 89':
light pastries and
cakcsl "%lb.u
ASPARAEU5
CRISP, TENDER" SPEARS
DELICATE FLAVOR
U. S. NO. 1 GRADE, FANCY
12Vz=
RHUBARB GRAPEFRUIT
Strawberry Variety, Fancy, 5¢ Florida, Macsh Seedless, 91/2
Long Even Stalks Large Size - Full €
Outdoor LB. of Juice LB.
• GREEN ONIONS or Radishes ........................ 3 bunches 13¢
• TOMATOES, facy, solid ......................... 12-oz. carton 23¢
• PEAS, long full pods ................................................. lb. 12¢
•SPINACH, washed and trimmed .................. 10-oz. pkg. 19¢-
• FLORIDA ORANGES, Valencias ............................ lb. 8n¢
• WINESAP APPLES, fancy and extra fa:cy 4-lb. bag 49¢
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATUROAY, APRIL 15 & 16, 1948, SUBJECT
TO MAflKI:.T CHANCRES ANID S'r'C) CK rN SHELTON. NO SALES TO DE/LERS.
SORRY, WL MUST FlllSERVE "'|..E RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Package of 8
HOT CROSS BUNS ....
So¢iete, Jelly Candy
BIRD EGGS .......... lb.
Snow Cloud, 8-oz. cello
MARSItlVlALLOWS
Tuxedo
KISS=KETS ........ 8-oz.
Camel, Lucky Strike (Ctn. 1.69)
CIGARETES ......
Case (24) Stubbles
RAINIER BEER .. cs,
H
Cudahy's "Gold Coin"
SLICED BACON ...
U.S. Graded "Good," Standir
RIB ROAST ..........
U.S. Graded "Good" Beef
RUMP ROAST ......
U.S. Graded "Good"
LEG OF LAMB ....
Medium Size, Paoific
FRESH OYSTERS
Whole, Pacific
FRESH CRAB ........
"FAB"-DE
Buy a pkg. at reg- 41
ular price, get one
more for I/2 price! l'-ItS.
WHITE KIN
Granulated. Makes
lots of suds.
Washes whlte. -OZ.
LUX SOA
The toilet soap of 1
the movie stars.
Regular For
IVORY S
Pure, mild, floating 4
Ivory Soap, Famous
for years! Personal For
LAVA SOA
Cleans grimy hands
quickly. Wonderful
for mechanics. Bar
PAR SOA
The granulated soap
that contains Hello.
Big Savingl 'OZ.
,,' g¢+pi,g house, d¢,'. EVe" ling is upside ¢ownY'