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PLANTS NOW
I:At Green House Prices
UnRou ,, s
BF, GONI&
:: NNIALS
aTABLES
i:: :E1)DING
ili i TED PLANTS
i":;i "ghnlbbery and Rerries :
lowers For All Occasions
K P'ANT FARM
MILK FLOWS DOWN,
N
CENT PR, ICE DROP
M/ll< prices scooted down an-
other notch May 1 with both the
Kitsap and Babcock dairies re-
porting that a penny has been
<.J,;ved From tile price of a quart
el r,Hlk.
The price is now 18 cents for
a quart of good milk, i)leasing
tlews to housewives, husbands
and offspring in Mason county.
The announcement of rail k
price redLrtions here is reflect-
• ire of trends in oiher Northwest
cities where tile prices have tak-
en a drop.
Cot Grill To Serve
I.,iquor-By Drink llay 6
First rest,urant in S]lellon to
offer liquor-l)y-I he-drink under
authority of the Class H license
will be the Cola Grill, operated
by Mrs. l;](lna ,Iohnson, which will
el)ell li'rihty. It hfl'. heoll COll]-
iI]-tely n io(lernizt.(l :l:(I re(teeor-
lilII- "t od. ,
__ ': tR,Off. Olympia Highway on Colt Road The C()ta Grill was granted on
• R. 3, Box 2.65, Shelton, Wash. of. two Clas.<; H ]icense,¢ :mt]lor-
.. ized in Shelton I?y 1.ile State I,i-
. ' oiler Control Board.
DRAPER
,:?:;nd: ed u;:i 2 :.a s u, ements
An attractive selection of the
!atest in fabrics.
An opportunity you can t afford
to miss.
Fro =11,95 to=22,50
' and wh not
F._: y get
! a slip cover in
.<,:.. matching fabric
i%,. :" ". for that-lounge ,.
,,,,L ...... or odd chair
OLYMPIC FURNITURE
11 Railroad "SEE US FOR COMFORTABLE LIVING" Phone 94
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Coming Events...
noon, ,qmlt;on Hotel. 40 el. 8 meets
:,L 6:311 tonight, Shell:on Hotel.
I,'riday, Ma.y 6: High seimol
h:l;(,b:dl, Shelton vs. Centl'Alia, 8
p.m., Lor)ll Field.
:tlln'lhly, May 7: Basehnll,
Nhelton v!4. OlympiA, 8 p.m., Loop
Field..Im}ior hiKil h'nck, Shelton
vs. Fh)quiam, 1 ll.m., Loop Field.
Slilthiy, M:ty 8: Mothers Day.
(live tier the highest respect.
Cheek Journal church pages.
Monday, May 9: Shelton Mixed
Chorus rehearsal, 8 p.m. senior
Ibigh mlsic room. V.F.W,, 8 p.IIl.,
MemoriAl hall. Commtinity Con-
tort. mPmbersbip drive opens. P.
it.I), commissioners, 8 p.m., P.tL
1). bldg. Ctmnty c.ommission£rs,
10 A.m. COllrt house,
Tuesday, May 18: Jaycees meet,
7 p.m., Colonial bldg. City cmn-
missiol:ers, 2 p.m., city hall. Ki-
wanis, noon, Memorial hall.
Wednesday, May 11 : Chamber
elf Conunerce Forest Festival din-
ner, 6:45 p.m., Masonic Temple.
Before marriage a man yearns
for ,<i w'ontan. After marriage the
"y" is silent.
I DollArs and sense do not ncces-
s2ffly__ttia/e! t°geth2r L __ ___
! LOGGING
] Modern EquiPment
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[| Experienced Men
I - FOR
I • LAND CLEARING
i I ..o.00ooz.o
Ill • BASEMENT EXCAU.T -
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Ill Fo, Land o Water
III • DUMP TRUCK8
ltll r,..r Hire
Ill • PILING AND LOG8
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STUDENTS OF HIGH
SCHOOL ELECT DON
CLEVELAND LEADER
Donald Cleveland was elected
student body president of Irene S.
Reed high school for the 1949-50
school term in an A.S.FJ. electior
Tuesday. Other officers inchlde
Jim Miller, vice president; .lack
Valley, secretary-treasurer, and
Jim Leggett, sergeant-at-arms.
Cleveland iN active in music and
basebqll and has served as vice
president of the Junior class dur-
ing the present year.
Valley was chosen for a second
term at the post of secretary-treas-
urer. Millet' and Leggett have
represented their respective
classes, sophomore and junior, on
the board of control during the
1948-49 school year.
The election wag eonaueted on
Tuesday morning after a brief
compaign climaxed by speeches by.
the candidates and their managers
over the school's public address
system.
Liquor Store Notes
(Continuetl from page 1)
cording to Wiseman, he had not
closed the store the evening be-
fore, that task having been taken
care of by an assistant.
ON ARRIVAL at the store Wise-
man discovered that the back door
to the building was unloeked, a
burglar alarm had been switched
"off" and the safe was unlocked.
A check of receipts showed that a
sum of about $559 was missing.
A sum in excffss of $100 was not
taken.
Wise,nan reported the event to
,qhelton s police chief, that official
conducting an investigation. His
report to the liquor board at Olym-
pia resulted in another investiga-
tion by Claud H/wens, former
Shelton policc chief and now act-I
ins chief enforcement officer for l
the liquor board. I
Prosecutor Heuston, commenting
on the failure of officials to give I
him details of the money disap-I
pearace until several days after!
the incident was reported, said that
he was determined to take action
in behalf of his office. Tuesday
he conferred with newly-appointed
Police Chief Paul Hinton and Sher-
iff Roy Roessel, the three reaching
a decision to conduct their own in-
vestigation, the results of which
would be used to base charges if
evidence to support tmch charges
could be found.
BUT HEUSTON said that evi-
dence so far developed is not suf-
ficient to support a conviction. A
spokesman for the State Liquor
Control Board said, "The board's
inspectors were unable to discover
how the money happened to be
missing. But the facts as they
found them were turned over to
Prosecutor Heuston."
The prosecuting attorney de-
clared that the handling of the
matter so far has many confusing
aspects and that he was determ-
ined to get to the bottom of the
affair. It was disclosed that at
least three persons had knowledge
of the safe's combination.
Olympia Man Hurt I
In Accident Here i
Driving into the left side of a} I-
INDOOR ,00ARNIVAL
East Fourth Avenue, Olwnpia, re- I
ceive(l a fra('tln'ed neck" vvhtn his l
eal' sntashed tip about three nliles I
$
north of Shelton last Saturday I
night on Olynlpic llighway, tLan-I AT DAYTON HALL
dy Jordan, St;aLe Patroblian, 1'0- i
ported.
The truck, (h'ivcn by Albert E:
LaRue, of Sequim, was moving'[ Friday Evening, May 6
south when Lovins' north-bound
cal veered into its side. The car
was a iota1 wreck, and the truel¢ AT 8 O'CLOCK
was slightly damaged, Jordan
said.
From Shelton General Hospital Bingo - Ball Throw - Fish Pond and Dart
Lovins was transferred to H.ced
Hospital in Seattle. Games. There will be food concessions.
In an .accident near Duwamish
bridge on the Seattle-Tacoma
highway last Friday, John Kun-
de, 50, was one of three who were
injured front a head-on collision.
Kunda suffered fractures of th6
right elbow lind shoulder. The CALLING ALL MOTH
cars skidded tllrough a guard rail.
CLIMBER NETMEN The Eagles Are Sponsoring a
TROUNCE OLYMPIA
Faring nearly as well a they PROGRAM IN YOUR HONOR
did on their home courts just
three days earlier, the Highclimbe , •
tennis team repeated its triumph
over oiypi Friday on tho for Mother s Day
Olympia courts by a" 4 to 1 mar-
g'he earlier match were to Shel- LISTEN TO TED MALONE
ton by a 7 to 0 count on the Loop
Field surfaces.
Best match of the day was Don- At 8:30 A.M. on KJR Friday, May 6
hie Cole s tight verdict over Tho-
mas in the No. 2 singles, bnt the TO ALL EAGLES, remember you are to call or re-
Climber net,men won the duke in
straight sets by 6-4 margins in mind at least 5 mothers to listen to the Mother's
,,each case. Day broadcast,
The scoring: '
Don Knndsen (S) beat Eide (O),
6-I, 6-0. 7.
Don Cole iS) beat Thomas (O),
6-4, 6-4.
Boyd (D)beat Bob Ashley iS), I J *
..% .,, -.
Cole-Knudsen (S) beat Thomas .... iljJjlill]l-
Eide (O), 6-3, 6-2, ql -lll,qilll lill
Dave Lamon-Lou Desehamps • • *
,s, beat .rding-ukelhan O,. Apphances-- Supphes-- Fixtures
6-4, 6-2.
SlM&2E--R rU-U . HEARING AiD BATTERIES LAMPS-6 to ,oo watts
ELEffr OFFICRES - ] WigTINCHfilI£1;' .ange.. Re,rigerators J
Simpson Logging CompAny ] Vlll.llJllllUtltlvqJiiJ Laundromat, the best I
bowlers, both men and women, re-
ceived their rewards for the past ] automatic washer built. Does not have to be bolted I
I to the floor. I
season and elected officers for ] ALSO FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF ]
next season at their annum meet-
I
I
ing in the Colonial Hm,se Thurs- I £fifil I;RATfiR PRODU£r .... ,,o I
day. [ iJ%#Vi.lllllg& xlii li .£1 qJVili.# $179.95 to the I
Men's league activities will be
directed by Jess Daniels, president; [ deluxe at $279.95, refrigerators from $219.95 to $329,95 for ]
Lou Redman, vice-president; and [ the big 82 cu. ft. box with 5-year warranty and a big I
Don MacDonald, secretAry-treAs- I 16 cu, ft. Freezer locker wittl a zero cold "compartment I
urer. I at $535 with a $200 insurance policy against loss of food I
Women's league business will be ] [
handled by Margaret Brown, presi- by mechanical failure.
dent; Vera Thomas, vice-president;
Edna Stewart, secretary-treasurer; Complete Information on Electric Heating
Freda Fredson, sergeant-at-arms; ELECTRICITY.Your Best and Cheapest Servantl
and Merna Haskins, hlstoria.
Remember- Some people say . & CII]P Title Insurance Building
just what they think--others have J-Je .L le L_AliJL JIL PHONE 645 Shelton
friends.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY AT THE
e
BIG GIIt,LS' SHOES
lck Patent, Instep Strap,
8ling Back Wedgie
Sizes 6 to 9 - AA & B
Friday and
Price Saturday Special
=3.89
'SFto E DEPARTMENT
• TROUT FED EGGS
16-Ounce Size
Friday and
'l ! ae Saturday Special
. 45 ¢
00E,L LSE, 5OO FT
54-Pound Test
Friday and
Saturday Special
3 GOODS DEPARTMENT
Seersucker
PAJAMAS AND GOWNS
Sizes 2 to 6X
Regular Price
Friday and
Saturday Special
$1.95 " =1.49
KIDDIES KORNER DEPARTMENT
Boy's Sleeveless
PULLOVER SWEATERS
Sizes 8 and 10
Friday and
Regular Price Saturday Special
$1.00 50 ¢
BOYS PULLOVER SWEATERS
f ,
Regular Pace
$1.75
Sizes 8 and 10
Friday and
Saturday Special
MEN'S SHOP
RAYON KNIT GOWNS
Friday and
Regular Prie Saturday Special
$3.95 =2.95
ACCESSORIES AND LINGERIE DEPARTMENT
00LAID LINOLEUM
REMNANTS
lS=
Square Foot
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Valincot
WASH DRESSES
Sizes 12 to 44
Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping
Friday and
Regular Price Saturday Special
$2.95 =1.95
$3.95 =2,95
READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT
GALVANIZED CLOTHES LINE
Regular Price
100 Feet
Friday and
Saturday Special
$1.15 €
GARDEN
Regular Price
SPRAYER
Friday and
Saturday Speeial
$1.1.5 99*
LAWN MOWERS- 16-In Blade
Regular Price
Friday and
Saturday Special
$21.95 =1:8.95
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT