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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washin
Barstine Grangers Host Southside Training ,Course Ends
..... PFC Gary vy. Deyette, son of
on the 26th of Apz'il.
]_ very nice literary program.
re were some forty guests
Dremt. After the regular meet-
mg there was a potluck luncheon
n social hour. We wish to thank
all.iLhe people for helping make
l a successful meeting. It was
teasure to see the old hall filled
:Wi'th Gragdrs again.
Miss Cindy Waite was recently
inLtiated Into Job's Daughters in
Shelton.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Carlson of
Oakland, Calif., spent several days
on their little island, off the coast
of Harstine. They picked lovely
weather for their trip and are eag-
erly looking forward to their long
stay this summer.
Mr. Dick Knauf has been at'-
tending first aid classes in Shel-
teR at the court house these past
two weeks. This is a required
course for all Mason county road
foremen.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCul-
loch were very pleasantly sur-
primd by a visit from Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Murphy and family of
Seattle this past lovely summer
Sunday.
It was nice to see lights in the
old Carnes place again this week-
end with the John Budds coming
from Sektu to do a little more
work on their place.
BEAUTIFUL POINT Wilson
was very much populated this
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Spahr, Mr. and Mrs. George Wan-
geling, both Sr. and Jr. and grand-
son out and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Bachnam of Olympia came by
boat to visit the Jim Lohrers.
Mr. Ralph Wingert spent sev-
eral hours Saturday visiting with
his parents and family, the Arthur
Wingerts.
Lt. j.g. Bill Williams is spend-
ing a 30-day leave here at his Is-
land home. Bill is stationed on the
U.S.S. Biddle Dredge at Astoria,
Ore. His wife, Grace, is taking
a hair styling course in San Fran-
cisco, Calif. We wish you the
best of luck, Grace, in your chosen
field.
i Mrs. Seed wishes to announce
that the names of the children
have been drawn and that Miss
Ruth Wingert will be the Har-
sttne Island princess on the float
for Forest Festival and that Dan-
ny Knauf will be captain of the
ferry and David Barnett will be
deck hand for our contribution to
the Forest Festival.
We would like to welcome new
subscribers to the Mason County
Journal and the Harstte news col-
umn.Lt: j.g. Bill Williams and
Dr. Raymond Waid, all of Har-
stine Island.
Happy anniversary S u n d a y,
April 26, to Paul and Odeyne
Chaffee.
,tnity hall and without you there 4-HNews
V0Uld be no community. The time
tgin is 7"30 Thursday evening StIE - "
" " ] ,LTON VALLEY CLOVERS
e one come all ..... .....
-'r - "- -"" f The Shelter Valley Clovers 4-H
i r. a G a eL ¢t, u uer o
, , , ,' , , . ,:met last :Thursday tn the
a mona wala at xnBpwatlon
Y . [practiced dem onslrations for the
ark this past Tursoay Ma on c i n d m
_. " ..... .." , . | s o ty' e one, ration con-
we wren m say 'maRK you' to [test: April 25.
Hitchtck, Jack Meeks, A1
" -' I The meeting was adjotlrned and
tin, Dick Knauf, Bob Bu-refreshments served. Games con-
Ernie Crouch, Glenn Yates, [eluded the veninm
Glaser for so generouslY giv: I The next meet'ing will be bald
of their time to work on the [May 7 in Karen Frnklin , house.
we also want to thank Mrs, ] Dcg Ew rs reporter
for 8ezing coffee to the" BUSY BE4 -
:R. AND MRS. Donald T. Bur,
efJ,. and children, Danny and
ViJti, of Hoquiam were the al-
So'st overnight guests of the H. !
V, Glasers. The Burnetts and
Udren brought along their trail-
: house and enjoyed sleeping in
for the first time. The Burn-
tt$ entertained the little Glaser
iid for lunch in the trailer house.
)alene is Donette Glaser's twin
er.
landers wish to extend their,
silcere sympathy at this time to i
Mr. Celia Glaser on the loss of l
e sister, Mrs. Helen Farrell, in
Paoma this last week. Mrs. Far-I
i was very well known to I-]
anders because of her frequent 1
Vislts to the island ovr a 40-year
riod. She was a registered
urse at St. Joseph's hospital in
O1Tla,
! here was a nice turnout Sat-
Or4ay at the Stan Yates home to
ork on the Hartine Island float
if0r the Forest Festival. A lot was
¢complished. There is a little
work yet to do on the overall
cture, and also the paddle
wheels, which Mr. Jack Meeks has
ioffered to make, Mr. Robert Bar-
'inert has offered to paint the float
iwitl his spray gun. Remember,
,all, you out of county people, this
;l YOUR float too. We will need
a!ot of help on May 22 to decor-
:$t$ the truck and finish last min-
'rute: odd and 'ds on the float.
Scircle the date on your calend-
md plan on being on the main-
nd aide around 10:15 on that
day. Mrs Dorothy Barnett is in
charge of the evergreens to dec-
orate, with so anyone wanting to
.Offer cedar or' fir bows for the
float, please contact her, or leave
note on the ferry.
ATTENTION ALL 18LAND-
ER$: There will be a very iro-
n,errant meeting this Thursday,
]April 23, at the Community Hall
t 7:0 to discuss the ways and
l$ns of getting water in the ball.
one who has ever been assoc-
iated with any of the doings at
e hall knows how inconvenient
is to pack all the'water from
to the hall. There will also
be p for dscussion plans for the
ark across the street from the
. Remember, this is. a corn-
The Busy Bees 4-H Club learned
to thread a sewing machine at the
last meeting of the group. It was
decided to give demonstrations at
the county demonstration contest
Saturday April 25.
Kathleen Riedle and Carol Ly-
man gave demonstratio.s on the
measurement of dry foods and
threading a sewing machine.
Cindy Burnett flm Tracyton
was a guest at the meeting.
. Kathleen Riedle, reporter
and Mrs. Neis Baunsguard
a few days in Sequim .visit-
their son ald family, Mr.
Mrs. M|lo Rice.
and Mrs. Mel Cams and
of Des MoiReS were out
last weekend spending& visit
Paulene s parents, Mr. and
John Hltchcock.
LANDER8 WI&H to ,ay a
speedy recovery to one of
neighbors who is ill in me
CLOQUALLUM
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W, Deyette,
Star Route, Sheltron, Wash., re-
cently completed the six-week
wheeled and tracked vehicle main-
tenance course at the Army Euro-
pean Engineer-Ordnance School in
Murnau, Germany.
Deyette entered the Army in
February, 1958, completed basic
training at Fort Ord, Calif., and
• E
arrived m ,urope last October.
He is regularly assigned as a
wrecker operator in Headquarters
Battery of the 71st Artillery's 3rd
Missile Battalion in Ettlinger.
The 20-year-old soldier is a 1958
graduate of Irene S. Reed High
School and was employed by the
Shelton.Meat Co. prior to entering
the Army.
Hy DON EVELETil
Mr. and Mrs. E,'nie Mull(mix
m;d daughter Cathy of PeEll were
Snnday visitors at the Jotm \\;Vlzit-
:gs.
The Kenneth Pearson family
visited Mrs. Pearson's great-uncle
ir Chehalis Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Kearney has returned
from a week's visit with the
George Becketts of Mt. Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fisher (Dar-
lene Kearney) and family of Ev-
erett have been visiting the Kear-
r.eys for a week.
Mrs: Beverly Mallett was hos-
tess Thursday night to the Pino-
chle Club at the home of her sis-
ter, Mrs. George Leboki. Guests
were Mrs. Orvile Huffman, Mrs,
Elbert Crabbe, Mrs. Barney Sar-
vinski, Mrs. Vic Kelly, Mrs. Doug
Senalor Sandison to
Talk Here Tonight
Senator Gordon Sandison of
Port Angeh's will bc the ges!
speaker t lhc D¢,mocratic club
meeting to be held in the P.U.D.
auditorium tonight at 8 p.m.
He is slated to talk on taxes and
other issues of interest to voters.
The public is welcome and re-
freshments will be served.
h'elly, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs.
]Iargie Wagner, and Mrs. Marion
Eveleth. High score was won by
Mrs Sarvinski, second by Mrs.
Wagner, and low by Mrs. John-
son.
Dick Oppelt was a guest of Don
Eveleth Sunday. The two enjoyed
the opening day of lake fishing,
and caught some fine trout.
.Theton's, F/nest Mea
IlOT.ROli|!
Meaty Savory Blade
Cuts of VNF, U. S.
"Choice" Beef... A
Terrific Buy!
Ib
7-BONE ROASTS . . . VNF,
U.8. "CHOICE" BEEF
POUND
ROHNT
GROUND BEEF ""''"'H 39
PURE ...................................................... LB.
Th
Olympic Park Jobs! A Journal Classified Ad will find a
Open at Pt. Angeles
A (.ivil service examilmtion has
[)((I1 ;tl tl(/lnlced for Forenlan I
Laborer and Operator (eel'al p(}-
sitions al ()lympic National Park,
Port Angeles, Washington. The.
pay ranges fronl $2.11 to $2.43 pet'
hollr.
Persons interested may secure
applications at various Post Of-
fices and file them with the Board
of U.S. Civil Service Examiners
for the National Park Service, 180
New Montgomery Street, San
Francisco 5, California, until fur-
ther notice.
Use Journal W anl Ads
BLUE OX
"FRESH A $ A DA IS Y" PROD UCE
Bnnnngs
POTHTOE$ 00,NO, ,o
WHITE SHAFTERS POUNDS
FANCY GOLDEN RIPE LBS.
Friskies ooo 2 29
FOOD Tins
CLAUS .ow,o 29
T-OZ. TIN
CHIPS 49
Potato 3 BAGGIER
Cl0r0x ............ 37
KITTY
Cat Food
Lb.
,..19
SPAGHETTI
MACtRONI
2"35
COMBINATION
PACK Oz.
i ii i
SH
Phone HA 6*3456
329 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6*4486
sos OAD
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
FOR DRUGS
r
MoConkey,s Phlrmaey, serving Mason county residejnts for
more than 24 years, beings you this oolumn taken from the
flies of yesteryear, We hope it is of interest to you.
APRIL 18, L 1939,--Flrst forest fires of the sea, on plagued
Forest Warden Charles egg over the weekend. Fire
. starting in the old logging works of the Castle and Wivell Log-
,;ging company between Iabella Valley and Dayton had burned
,ver 30 acres this afternoon throwing a mnoke pall over ShelteR
iWhich partially hid tl Sun.
., Walter Bishop and Frank Barnett spent the past winter
,'pening up their gold mining properties in northeastern Idaho.
iild weather forced the men to close down the mine until sum-
,, !]'tier.
if: signal honors were bestowed upon the ShelteR school senior
'band Saturday when it was given" a unanimous excellent rating
y all th judges at the Southwest Washington Music meet at
;',, While they didn't set the world on fire, trackmen who par-
-Ucipated in the CentraUa relays Saturday, brought hope to
Coach Walt Hakola with their showing against the strong cem-
Best nhowtng of t lot was made by Dave Dalby,
discus hearer. Dalby toed the saucer 117 ft. to take
,/: Shelter Highltmtmr took an 8 to 4 victory over the Abet-
Bobcats on L0op Field Friday. The Climbers took the
::ld in the last hdf of the fifth when Don Satra tripled and
Norm Harris singled him home.
* $ $ $
APRIL 20, 1939.--Use of a special instrument at the Chin
Hospital in Seattle succeeded in removing '
'c$2 calibre shell from the right lung of 15,months old Nell
(Buddy) Speece, son of Mr. ad Mrs. Marian Speecc. The tiny
,:tot swallowed the shell early this week.
The third semi-annual meeting of the Mason County Fed-
eraU0n of Women's Club will be held this Saturday. Scheduled
:tie take part in the president s hour will be re. Charles Hunter,
club; Mrs. Grace Wheeler, Camp 3 club; Mrs. W. A.
Harstine. Island club; Mrs. B. C. Combs, Lake Isa-
club; Mrs. G. H. Brown, Arcadia club; Mrs. Herbert. Bre.h-
;,::meyer, Deckervtlle club; Mrs. G. W. Smith, Matlc,k club; Mrs.
Rlebow, Hood Canal club and Mrs. Edna Reed, of the
om,'s club.
For Over 24 Years It Has Been
20 Years Ago ORESOENT PUBE VANILLA.
. . . . . 2-oz. 35
CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS . . • • I-lb. pkg. 35
STRAWBERRY JAM Sunny Jim.... 2U-oz. 39
HUNT SOLID PAOK TOMATOES.... 2½ tins 2/49
6
OZ.
MEAT
LIBBY'8 FROZEN CHICKEN,
BEEF OR TURKEY
PICTURE
It doesn't take art talent to know
get the best foods for this delicious
You don't even have to be able to
Straight line.., just follow one to
SOUP
CAMPBELL's TOMATO
No. 1 Tin
nnpBins
AA LARGE
SCOTT
FAMILY
60-et. pkg.
2
DOZEN
PARKAY MARGARINE . . . . 4
DOLE PINEAPPLE Crushed. ; No. I
NABISCO GRAHAMS..... Ib.
DARIGOLD BUTTER Prints, Cubes..
[HEES£
FOOD
KRAFT'S
VELVEITA
2-Lb. Loaf
HRImP
PACIFIC
TINY
4-oz. Tin
H,IHGTON
PRICES EFFECTIVE NOON THURS., APRIL 23-24-25. LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED'
Pl
ORANGE
MINUTE MAID FROZEN
JUI.(E
HET(HUP
HEINZ
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, April 24 - 25
"MAN OF THE WEST" "PARTY
Starring Gary Cooper Starring
Man of the soft word and slow Cid
walk, man of the notched gm You'll meet her
and fast draw, man of the lean parties with
jaw and hard fist, man of the in town. Wild
West in the role that fits him f'st buck and
like a gun fits a holster. In often danced
Deluxe color and Cinemascope. the music, the
.... PLI6S ...... era.
FLASH! Due to Special Arrangement Walt
Shaggy Dog" will play six big days beginning
22-23-24-25. Forest Festival Week. Special
12:00 p.m. Continuous. Admission Children 35¢,
Adults 85¢.
BEEF STEW ................................ 69
|lm--m li ii
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SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.," Shelton, Washin
Barstine Grangers Host Southside Training ,Course Ends
..... PFC Gary vy. Deyette, son of
on the 26th of Apz'il.
]_ very nice literary program.
re were some forty guests
Dremt. After the regular meet-
mg there was a potluck luncheon
n social hour. We wish to thank
all.iLhe people for helping make
l a successful meeting. It was
teasure to see the old hall filled
:Wi'th Gragdrs again.
Miss Cindy Waite was recently
inLtiated Into Job's Daughters in
Shelton.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Carlson of
Oakland, Calif., spent several days
on their little island, off the coast
of Harstine. They picked lovely
weather for their trip and are eag-
erly looking forward to their long
stay this summer.
Mr. Dick Knauf has been at'-
tending first aid classes in Shel-
teR at the court house these past
two weeks. This is a required
course for all Mason county road
foremen.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCul-
loch were very pleasantly sur-
primd by a visit from Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Murphy and family of
Seattle this past lovely summer
Sunday.
It was nice to see lights in the
old Carnes place again this week-
end with the John Budds coming
from Sektu to do a little more
work on their place.
BEAUTIFUL POINT Wilson
was very much populated this
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Spahr, Mr. and Mrs. George Wan-
geling, both Sr. and Jr. and grand-
son out and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Bachnam of Olympia came by
boat to visit the Jim Lohrers.
Mr. Ralph Wingert spent sev-
eral hours Saturday visiting with
his parents and family, the Arthur
Wingerts.
Lt. j.g. Bill Williams is spend-
ing a 30-day leave here at his Is-
land home. Bill is stationed on the
U.S.S. Biddle Dredge at Astoria,
Ore. His wife, Grace, is taking
a hair styling course in San Fran-
cisco, Calif. We wish you the
best of luck, Grace, in your chosen
field.
i Mrs. Seed wishes to announce
that the names of the children
have been drawn and that Miss
Ruth Wingert will be the Har-
sttne Island princess on the float
for Forest Festival and that Dan-
ny Knauf will be captain of the
ferry and David Barnett will be
deck hand for our contribution to
the Forest Festival.
We would like to welcome new
subscribers to the Mason County
Journal and the Harstte news col-
umn.Lt: j.g. Bill Williams and
Dr. Raymond Waid, all of Har-
stine Island.
Happy anniversary S u n d a y,
April 26, to Paul and Odeyne
Chaffee.
,tnity hall and without you there 4-HNews
V0Uld be no community. The time
tgin is 7"30 Thursday evening StIE - "
" " ] ,LTON VALLEY CLOVERS
e one come all ..... .....
-'r - "- -"" f The Shelter Valley Clovers 4-H
i r. a G a eL ¢t, u uer o
, , , ,' , , . ,:met last :Thursday tn the
a mona wala at xnBpwatlon
Y . [practiced dem onslrations for the
ark this past Tursoay Ma on c i n d m
_. " ..... .." , . | s o ty' e one, ration con-
we wren m say 'maRK you' to [test: April 25.
Hitchtck, Jack Meeks, A1
" -' I The meeting was adjotlrned and
tin, Dick Knauf, Bob Bu-refreshments served. Games con-
Ernie Crouch, Glenn Yates, [eluded the veninm
Glaser for so generouslY giv: I The next meet'ing will be bald
of their time to work on the [May 7 in Karen Frnklin , house.
we also want to thank Mrs, ] Dcg Ew rs reporter
for 8ezing coffee to the" BUSY BE4 -
:R. AND MRS. Donald T. Bur,
efJ,. and children, Danny and
ViJti, of Hoquiam were the al-
So'st overnight guests of the H. !
V, Glasers. The Burnetts and
Udren brought along their trail-
: house and enjoyed sleeping in
for the first time. The Burn-
tt$ entertained the little Glaser
iid for lunch in the trailer house.
)alene is Donette Glaser's twin
er.
landers wish to extend their,
silcere sympathy at this time to i
Mr. Celia Glaser on the loss of l
e sister, Mrs. Helen Farrell, in
Paoma this last week. Mrs. Far-I
i was very well known to I-]
anders because of her frequent 1
Vislts to the island ovr a 40-year
riod. She was a registered
urse at St. Joseph's hospital in
O1Tla,
! here was a nice turnout Sat-
Or4ay at the Stan Yates home to
ork on the Hartine Island float
if0r the Forest Festival. A lot was
¢complished. There is a little
work yet to do on the overall
cture, and also the paddle
wheels, which Mr. Jack Meeks has
ioffered to make, Mr. Robert Bar-
'inert has offered to paint the float
iwitl his spray gun. Remember,
,all, you out of county people, this
;l YOUR float too. We will need
a!ot of help on May 22 to decor-
:$t$ the truck and finish last min-
'rute: odd and 'ds on the float.
Scircle the date on your calend-
md plan on being on the main-
nd aide around 10:15 on that
day. Mrs Dorothy Barnett is in
charge of the evergreens to dec-
orate, with so anyone wanting to
.Offer cedar or' fir bows for the
float, please contact her, or leave
note on the ferry.
ATTENTION ALL 18LAND-
ER$: There will be a very iro-
n,errant meeting this Thursday,
]April 23, at the Community Hall
t 7:0 to discuss the ways and
l$ns of getting water in the ball.
one who has ever been assoc-
iated with any of the doings at
e hall knows how inconvenient
is to pack all the'water from
to the hall. There will also
be p for dscussion plans for the
ark across the street from the
. Remember, this is. a corn-
The Busy Bees 4-H Club learned
to thread a sewing machine at the
last meeting of the group. It was
decided to give demonstrations at
the county demonstration contest
Saturday April 25.
Kathleen Riedle and Carol Ly-
man gave demonstratio.s on the
measurement of dry foods and
threading a sewing machine.
Cindy Burnett flm Tracyton
was a guest at the meeting.
. Kathleen Riedle, reporter
and Mrs. Neis Baunsguard
a few days in Sequim .visit-
their son ald family, Mr.
Mrs. M|lo Rice.
and Mrs. Mel Cams and
of Des MoiReS were out
last weekend spending& visit
Paulene s parents, Mr. and
John Hltchcock.
LANDER8 WI&H to ,ay a
speedy recovery to one of
neighbors who is ill in me
CLOQUALLUM
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W, Deyette,
Star Route, Sheltron, Wash., re-
cently completed the six-week
wheeled and tracked vehicle main-
tenance course at the Army Euro-
pean Engineer-Ordnance School in
Murnau, Germany.
Deyette entered the Army in
February, 1958, completed basic
training at Fort Ord, Calif., and
• E
arrived m ,urope last October.
He is regularly assigned as a
wrecker operator in Headquarters
Battery of the 71st Artillery's 3rd
Missile Battalion in Ettlinger.
The 20-year-old soldier is a 1958
graduate of Irene S. Reed High
School and was employed by the
Shelton.Meat Co. prior to entering
the Army.
Hy DON EVELETil
Mr. and Mrs. E,'nie Mull(mix
m;d daughter Cathy of PeEll were
Snnday visitors at the Jotm \\;Vlzit-
:gs.
The Kenneth Pearson family
visited Mrs. Pearson's great-uncle
ir Chehalis Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Kearney has returned
from a week's visit with the
George Becketts of Mt. Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fisher (Dar-
lene Kearney) and family of Ev-
erett have been visiting the Kear-
r.eys for a week.
Mrs: Beverly Mallett was hos-
tess Thursday night to the Pino-
chle Club at the home of her sis-
ter, Mrs. George Leboki. Guests
were Mrs. Orvile Huffman, Mrs,
Elbert Crabbe, Mrs. Barney Sar-
vinski, Mrs. Vic Kelly, Mrs. Doug
Senalor Sandison to
Talk Here Tonight
Senator Gordon Sandison of
Port Angeh's will bc the ges!
speaker t lhc D¢,mocratic club
meeting to be held in the P.U.D.
auditorium tonight at 8 p.m.
He is slated to talk on taxes and
other issues of interest to voters.
The public is welcome and re-
freshments will be served.
h'elly, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs.
]Iargie Wagner, and Mrs. Marion
Eveleth. High score was won by
Mrs Sarvinski, second by Mrs.
Wagner, and low by Mrs. John-
son.
Dick Oppelt was a guest of Don
Eveleth Sunday. The two enjoyed
the opening day of lake fishing,
and caught some fine trout.
.Theton's, F/nest Mea
IlOT.ROli|!
Meaty Savory Blade
Cuts of VNF, U. S.
"Choice" Beef... A
Terrific Buy!
Ib
7-BONE ROASTS . . . VNF,
U.8. "CHOICE" BEEF
POUND
ROHNT
GROUND BEEF ""''"'H 39
PURE ...................................................... LB.
Th
Olympic Park Jobs! A Journal Classified Ad will find a
Open at Pt. Angeles
A (.ivil service examilmtion has
[)((I1 ;tl tl(/lnlced for Forenlan I
Laborer and Operator (eel'al p(}-
sitions al ()lympic National Park,
Port Angeles, Washington. The.
pay ranges fronl $2.11 to $2.43 pet'
hollr.
Persons interested may secure
applications at various Post Of-
fices and file them with the Board
of U.S. Civil Service Examiners
for the National Park Service, 180
New Montgomery Street, San
Francisco 5, California, until fur-
ther notice.
Use Journal W anl Ads
BLUE OX
"FRESH A $ A DA IS Y" PROD UCE
Bnnnngs
POTHTOE$ 00,NO, ,o
WHITE SHAFTERS POUNDS
FANCY GOLDEN RIPE LBS.
Friskies ooo 2 29
FOOD Tins
CLAUS .ow,o 29
T-OZ. TIN
CHIPS 49
Potato 3 BAGGIER
Cl0r0x ............ 37
KITTY
Cat Food
Lb.
,..19
SPAGHETTI
MACtRONI
2"35
COMBINATION
PACK Oz.
i ii i
SH
Phone HA 6*3456
329 RAILROAD
Phone HA 6*4486
sos OAD
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU
FOR DRUGS
r
MoConkey,s Phlrmaey, serving Mason county residejnts for
more than 24 years, beings you this oolumn taken from the
flies of yesteryear, We hope it is of interest to you.
APRIL 18, L 1939,--Flrst forest fires of the sea, on plagued
Forest Warden Charles egg over the weekend. Fire
. starting in the old logging works of the Castle and Wivell Log-
,;ging company between Iabella Valley and Dayton had burned
,ver 30 acres this afternoon throwing a mnoke pall over ShelteR
iWhich partially hid tl Sun.
., Walter Bishop and Frank Barnett spent the past winter
,'pening up their gold mining properties in northeastern Idaho.
iild weather forced the men to close down the mine until sum-
,, !]'tier.
if: signal honors were bestowed upon the ShelteR school senior
'band Saturday when it was given" a unanimous excellent rating
y all th judges at the Southwest Washington Music meet at
;',, While they didn't set the world on fire, trackmen who par-
-Ucipated in the CentraUa relays Saturday, brought hope to
Coach Walt Hakola with their showing against the strong cem-
Best nhowtng of t lot was made by Dave Dalby,
discus hearer. Dalby toed the saucer 117 ft. to take
,/: Shelter Highltmtmr took an 8 to 4 victory over the Abet-
Bobcats on L0op Field Friday. The Climbers took the
::ld in the last hdf of the fifth when Don Satra tripled and
Norm Harris singled him home.
* $ $ $
APRIL 20, 1939.--Use of a special instrument at the Chin
Hospital in Seattle succeeded in removing '
'c$2 calibre shell from the right lung of 15,months old Nell
(Buddy) Speece, son of Mr. ad Mrs. Marian Speecc. The tiny
,:tot swallowed the shell early this week.
The third semi-annual meeting of the Mason County Fed-
eraU0n of Women's Club will be held this Saturday. Scheduled
:tie take part in the president s hour will be re. Charles Hunter,
club; Mrs. Grace Wheeler, Camp 3 club; Mrs. W. A.
Harstine. Island club; Mrs. B. C. Combs, Lake Isa-
club; Mrs. G. H. Brown, Arcadia club; Mrs. Herbert. Bre.h-
;,::meyer, Deckervtlle club; Mrs. G. W. Smith, Matlc,k club; Mrs.
Rlebow, Hood Canal club and Mrs. Edna Reed, of the
om,'s club.
For Over 24 Years It Has Been
20 Years Ago ORESOENT PUBE VANILLA.
. . . . . 2-oz. 35
CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS . . • • I-lb. pkg. 35
STRAWBERRY JAM Sunny Jim.... 2U-oz. 39
HUNT SOLID PAOK TOMATOES.... 2½ tins 2/49
6
OZ.
MEAT
LIBBY'8 FROZEN CHICKEN,
BEEF OR TURKEY
PICTURE
It doesn't take art talent to know
get the best foods for this delicious
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nnpBins
AA LARGE
SCOTT
FAMILY
60-et. pkg.
2
DOZEN
PARKAY MARGARINE . . . . 4
DOLE PINEAPPLE Crushed. ; No. I
NABISCO GRAHAMS..... Ib.
DARIGOLD BUTTER Prints, Cubes..
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FOOD
KRAFT'S
VELVEITA
2-Lb. Loaf
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Friday, Saturday, Sunday, April 24 - 25
"MAN OF THE WEST" "PARTY
Starring Gary Cooper Starring
Man of the soft word and slow Cid
walk, man of the notched gm You'll meet her
and fast draw, man of the lean parties with
jaw and hard fist, man of the in town. Wild
West in the role that fits him f'st buck and
like a gun fits a holster. In often danced
Deluxe color and Cinemascope. the music, the
.... PLI6S ...... era.
FLASH! Due to Special Arrangement Walt
Shaggy Dog" will play six big days beginning
22-23-24-25. Forest Festival Week. Special
12:00 p.m. Continuous. Admission Children 35¢,
Adults 85¢.
BEEF STEW ................................ 69
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