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1959
SHELTON-MASON COITNTY JOURNAL Published in "Chr{stma.fown
"SHOW "HOW AND TELL WHY"is the motto of 4-H demon-
strations. LEWIS J0LLIFF of Kamilche is following this phil-
osophy as he demonstrates transplanting cabbage plants. This
was his entry in the recent 4-H County Demonstration Contest.
He is a member of the Kamilche Kubs led by Bruce Nelson.
(Extension photo, Ziegler print.)
IOLLY HANSEN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hanson,
walked off with a blue ribbon at the 4-H Demonstration Contest
recently in Shelton. She showed expert touch in pie crust mak-
ing and is a member of the Kamilche Powderettes whose leader=
are Mrs. Ed Fischer and Mrs. Bruce Nelson. (Extension,photo,
Ziegler print. )
tER Neva
Ith a oham-
in mar-
go on to 4-H
Lkima this fall.
'ed as one of
rs of the re-
She is the
nd Mrs. Mar-
( Extension
sis
up
Fire fa.talitie
a possible
death toll
of annua
activities be
by Junio
sponsor of th(
program lo
With th
rance Company
fires at Ch
in Arkan
the serious
Lmportance o
month 30
die in fires.
National Fir,
statistic,,
than 35 pe
involve chil
of age. Death
alone number.
said. This wa:
dl-time rec
senseless trag
ag
wi]
the in
are Junto:
To
o
graduatln[
Success o
light party
4.
been call
evening,
e, an(
schoo]
Martha
n Wednes
Nurs
€ason
on Chap.
of Alex-
early
:Mrs. Ma-
Bremer-
years.
held at 1
Funer-
of the
Inter-
Memorial
son, Harold T:
nephew, Carl
tad: niece Eth-
ALL
took first
second
by the
lub last
made the
at an
Yards.
lo£t pro
rth plae
cock at
bar cock
Ilugene will
had as its
elementary
Pierce
the annual I [
Tri-County [
As- [
Education Group
Officers
The Shelton Education Associa-
deaux Elementary School, presi-
dent; Winn Bartholmew, teacher,
Bordeaux Elementary School, sec-
retary; and Nits Mericle, teacher,
Mountain View Elementary School,
treasurer.
The newly-elected president of
the association departed on Fri-
tion during its monthly meeting a' ',y May 1, for Spokane, wi]ere he
the Evergreen Elementary Scho,- ,viil attend the two ctay meeting
elected the following as their o1"- of the Washington Education As-
ricers for the school year 1959-60: sociati')n Representative Assembly
Victor Swanson, Principal of Boy- ins a delegate of the local unit.
WEEK- END
BARGAINS
MARKED DOWN FOR MOTHER'S DAY!
Just 9 of These! Rayon Lined i Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14
Washable Waffle Weave $8 OO
CO[ON LONG COATS ........... Now •
19 Reduced fear MotheP's Day!
Waffle Weave Washable $',00
SHORT COATS ............................. No.w
u--
sizes 8 to 16. Colors Pink, Blue, Rose. Rayon lined.
6 Give-Away Priced! Red and blue. Milium lined. '
A, LL'WOOL FLEECE DRESS $tr=00
COATS, Sizes 8-12 ................. Now
JUt/----
15 To Sell! Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes *
ODDS AND ENDS BETTER
DRESSES ......................... Reduced to
Only 19 Sizes 12 to 20. Reduced to Clear!
CIRCLE SKIRT COTTON
DRESSES, 6-Yard Sweep ........ Now
=2.oo
35 Greatly Reduced] Sizes 10 to 20's
WASIIABLE PLEATED PLAID
WOOL/ORLON SKIRTS ........ Now
$00.00
Just 13 of these! Sizes 12 to 16. Bargains
WASHABLE QUILTED
NYLON ROBES, Prints, Plains ......
$8.00
5 Only! A Robe Mother Will Appreciate
WASHABLE COTI'ON
LONG ROBES,' Sizes 12-14's .... Now
Just 3 of These! Black, White, Grey, Sizes 12-14
BROCADED RAYON $8.00
LONG COATS, Fully lined ...... Now
Just 1 Left of These Pretty Coats, To Clear!
RICH ORLON PILE
SItORT COAT, Nylon lined .. Now
,12.oo
8 of These! 2 Black, Brown, Tweeds, Rayon Lined
WATER REPELLENT RAYON $C.00
TWEED RAIN COATS ......... Now
MEN'S WEAR PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY!
Just 5 Left! Tan, Washable, 4 Med., 1 Large |
RIBBED ORLON SLEEVELESS $A.OO
SWEATER VESTS .................. Now '
"W----
Just 24. Sanforized. Machine Washable
MEN'S SUNTAN SHIRTS
Sizes 16-17 only ................ Now For
,1.7s
Just 25. Sizes 15 and 16 Only. Shop Early!
MEN'S Sanforized Chambray
WORK SHIRTS ................. Bargain
Only 30 of These! Grey Color. Washable. Special!
MEN'S FLEECE IANED $ta00
SWEAT SHIRTS, sizes sml, med .....
.i.----
8 Only. Washable Blue Denim and Grey Twill. 40 to 46
BLANKET LINED OVERALL $AsOO
JACKETS, Zipper front .......... Now
2 Only! size 38, Snap Front. Rayon Lined. Save!
ALL WOOL MELTON $1,OO
GREY JACKETS, knit trims .. Now
150 of Thesel Woven Gingham Plaids, Stripes, Prints
MEN'S BETTER LONG SLEEVE $t,50
SPORT SHIRTS ................. To Clear
.t---
Every shirt sanforizcd, many "Wash 'n Wear" Save!
Just 1 of These! Smart Herringbone Design
MEN'S ALL WOOL SPORT
COAT, size 40, 3-button ...... Now
,15.oo •
Just 2 of Theset Charcoal Color. Size 42
LONG SLEEVE WASHABLE
WOOL KNIT VESTS ! ......... r ._ Now
$00,OO
,,,%
Last Rites Held
For John F. Gill
Funeral services were held at 1
p_ m., Saturday for John F. Gill,
o
, Lilliwaup, who died Wednesday
at his home Route 1 Box 121, Lilli-
waup. Services were held under
lhe direction of the Rev. Charles
T. Hatten in the chapel of Witsiers
Funeral Home. Burial was in Shel-
ton Memorial Park.
Mr. Gill was born Nov. 6, 1888
in Noel, Me. and had made his
home in Mason county for the
past two and one half years.
Surviving are his wife, Dora E.,
Lilliwaup; a son, Ff'ank Gill, Lil-
liwaup; tvo daughters, Mrs..Clay-
ton Busch, Brandon, Ore.; Mrs.
James Dayson, Sunnyvale, Calif.;
two sisters, Mrs. Maude Kirby,
Kamiah, Ida.; Mrs. Temps Bart-
tlet, Kamiah, Ida. and four grand-
children.
100 of These! Full Size, Novelty Designs!
"T.V." Trays at SpeoialPriee
Tubular steel legs, black enamel. Choice JustQ
Shop today !
I'Terrific Bargain! Solid Foam Core. Zip-off Cover!
14-In. Foam Latex Filled, *
Corduroy Covered Pillows..,
[ Drastical y veclueed. Wide assortment of colors.
Just 12 Left of This One. Washable Zip.off Covers!
18x 18-In. Corduroy ,Covered,
Foam Filled T.V. Pads -r
B ark, green, blue, tan, red colors. Now Just
BOYS' DEPARTMENT MARKDOWNS!
100 of These! ,Ginghams and Foulard Prints
BOYS' LONG SLEEVE $1 oo
SPORT SHIRT CLEARANCE! ....... "
Sizes 6 to 16 Yrs., Sanforized. Drastically Reduced
4 ONLY ORLON SLIP-ON =,..nn
SWEATERS, Sizes 4, 6 years .. Now
2 ONLY! BOYS' WOOL $[[ 00
JACKETS, Sizes 6 - 8 years, lined .... qle•
11 Only! Knit, Colors: Turquoise, Tan, Charcoal
WASHABLE WOOL
SLEEVELESS VESTS, Sizes 8-16 ..
Ideal for Playwear! Sizes 6 to 16 Years
BOYS' FLEECE LINED
SWEAT SHIRTS, Colored ...... Now
'1.°°
150 Prs. Elastic Waist Band, Sizes 6 to 16 Years
KNIT BRIEFS ............................ Prs.
35 Only! Sanforized. Sizes 6-10-12-18 Only!
BOYS' FLANNEL PLAID
SPORT SHIRTS ............ Choice Now
61VE-AWAY PRIOES IN 61RLS' DEPT.!
5 Only! Sizes 12-14 Yrs. Tan, Blue, Red
GIRLS' WASHABLE POPLIN $300
JACKETS, Warm lined ............ Now "
13 Reduced! Circula," Skirt. Sizes 7-8-10-14 Years
MYLAR STITCHED 2-PC.
COTTON DRESSES ................. Now
14 Left of These! Sizes 8 to 14 Years
GIRLS' COTTON DRESSES,
Broken Styles ....................... To Clear
$3,00,
Just 1 of These! "Rayon Lined!
RED ALL WOOL FLEECE
COAT, Size 6 years .......... Now Just
- I .........
6 of These, 3 Boys', 3 Girls', Sizes 1, 2, 3, Years
TODDLERCOAT AND CAP SETS
Wool fleeces .................................. Now
Just 10 of These! White or Navy Blue, 1, 2, 3, Yrs.
TODDIER GIRLS" PRINCESS $2 Do
STYLE COTTON DRESSES ............ '
20 Only! Waterproof, Sizes 4 to 14 Yrs.
PLASTIC OVER STRIPED $AaOO
RAYON RAIN COATS ............ Now
7 Only! With Bonnets, Rayon Lined, Full Length
WATER REPELLENT TAPESTRY
TWEED RAIN COATS ......................
s8.00
14 Only! Sizes 4.to 14 Yrs. Blue, Pink, Green
NEOPRENE RAIN COATS
Slicker styled ......... : ................... Now
Just 14 Drastically. Redfaced! Sizes 8 to 14 Yrs.
SIIEER NYLON FUSSY
SUMMER DRESSES. ..... Now Just
=4,oo
10 Only! Sizes 5 to 14 Yrs., Rayon Lined
WASHABLE COTTON WAFFLE $S CO
WEAVE DRESS COATS ........ Now "
3 ONLY WASHABLE , $ 00
COTTON COA'], Sizes 3, 6x .. Now 48s
JUST 2 WASHABLE COTTON ,4oo I
LONG COATS, 14 years ............. Now "
I i ,
" Shelton, Washington
,, , , ..... III I,,
doesn't have a searchlight, take
\\;. along a good, strong electric spot..
By Ted Kesting
Here's a remark you used to
hear often around fishing resorts
and boat docks: "And I was caught
out after dark . . ." It isn't said
much any more, states Willard
Crandall, Boating Editor of Sports
Afield Magazine. Nw sportsmen
stay out or go out after dark on
purpose. Modern equipment is
making it safe, sensible and prac-
tical in an increasing number of
cases.
Adequate lights are easil.y in-
stalled in conjunction with gene-
ator - fitted electric - starting out-
boards. There's a stream of elec-
tric juice, just like an inboard.
Or, for any boat, easy-to-install
lights that meet all requirements
of law are obtainable, powered by
self-contained dry batteries.
GOING SLOW is the key to
damage-free night boating. Fa-
miliar waters or not, underwater
obstructions usually can't be de-
tected.at night until it's "too late.
Floating objects may also go un-
sighted. And the boat's exact lo-
cation, in relation to known chan-
nel edges, never seems as certain
as in daytime. But, when the boat
is moving slowly, a "collision" #with
even a rock will probably result
only in a scratched hull, and
there's little possiblity of ground-
in the boat.
DON'T WORRY if shore .lines
se reversed or misshaped on
your first night run over well-
known territory, it's a natural
feeling. You'll quickly get ad-
justed, however. If your boat
ught or flashlight. The latter
SHould be four cells, or up. It's a
wonder what this "light on the
subject" will do while you're learn-
mg night driving. Remember, tqhe
lights required by law are to en-
able other boats to see you. A
swinging searchlight, and the like,
you use to spot driftwood, navi-
gational obstructions, landmarks
and boats. It is not to be used
continually, except in difficult sit-
nations. The experienced piio
wants no ilgtt shining in his race
or reflecting into his eyes fror
the water, during night cruising.
That way, the ptpils of his eyes
open the widest, permitting him
the best vision.
For peace and security tomor-
row, prepare today. Buy U. S. Sav-
ings Bonds. Bonds help build peace
power.
Page ,
..... ' 0 P " ;"
TR lOS
0LOSED
WATCH FOR
RE-OPENING
DANCE
AT
MATTOCK
GRANGE HALL
Saturday, May 9
9:30 'TIL 2:00
• Door Prize
• Refreshments Served
• Everybody Wel¢oms
• Music by Grange
Tune Toppers
Each 2nd & 4th Saturday --
ii
BLUE OX THEATRE
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, May 8, 9, 10
HOUSEBOAT
Starring Sophia Loren,
Cary Grant
Somebody's ' rocking Cary's
dreamboat of a houseboat.
Cary's mamma and papa to 3
wild, wonderftl kids. Sophia's
the girl he has hires to help.
She cart's cook or clean but her
other talents make playing
house a ball for all.
Plus
TARAWA BEACHHEAD
Starring Kerwin Matthews
and Julia Adams
The bloodiest battle in Marine
history! The Marines did it be-
fore and they can do it again!
Ask any Marine who was there.
If they could land on Tarawa
they could laird anywhere.
Due to special arrangements Walt Dlsney's "THE SHAGGY
DOG" will play six big days beginning Wednesday, May 20-21-22.
23-24-25--Forest Festival Week. Special Matinee Saturday, May
23, 12:00 p.m. Continuous. Admission Children 35€, Students
75€, Adults 85€.
, i , i
Shop Friday
Nite 'Til
8:30
GP00E MOTHER
BETTER GIFT
t[mnk,, to Penney's wonderful values!
iiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii
ii!ii!ii!i!!i!!!i!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
FAMOUS MAKER'S
JEWELRY SPECIAL!
Sinwlated pearls!
Aurora pins! Plastic
flowers! Moonstones!
Frosted stones! White
beads ! Earrings ! Neck-
lae! Bracelet=! Pins!
SEAMLESS GAYMOOES IN
' SMARTEST.SUMMER TINTS
'Give her Gaymodes that
hgve everything . . . the
sheerness she wants com-
bined with the wear she
wants. (double-loops .give
double protection against
runs) 6 lovely fashion Proporioned
tints! Slze, 8a to 11
TALL
Z AOONNA NYLON
FANCY PANTS
SATINY-SOFT NYLON TRICOT
"FEATHER TIQUE"
Luxtlrious slips in smooth nyh)n
tricot trimmed with permsnent
pleated ruffles and dainty lfice.
Hand-washes and dries quickly
ready to wear. Proportioned
sizes.
t:' . ! : ,
Sizes 32 to 40
New brief styles! See lace
ruffles and tiers, "Charles,
ton" fringes, embroidered
overlays and appliques!
Pretty new lingerie huesl
Pretty price, too!
1959
SHELTON-MASON COITNTY JOURNAL Published in "Chr{stma.fown
"SHOW "HOW AND TELL WHY"is the motto of 4-H demon-
strations. LEWIS J0LLIFF of Kamilche is following this phil-
osophy as he demonstrates transplanting cabbage plants. This
was his entry in the recent 4-H County Demonstration Contest.
He is a member of the Kamilche Kubs led by Bruce Nelson.
(Extension photo, Ziegler print.)
IOLLY HANSEN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hanson,
walked off with a blue ribbon at the 4-H Demonstration Contest
recently in Shelton. She showed expert touch in pie crust mak-
ing and is a member of the Kamilche Powderettes whose leader=
are Mrs. Ed Fischer and Mrs. Bruce Nelson. (Extension,photo,
Ziegler print. )
tER Neva
Ith a oham-
in mar-
go on to 4-H
Lkima this fall.
'ed as one of
rs of the re-
She is the
nd Mrs. Mar-
( Extension
sis
up
Fire fa.talitie
a possible
death toll
of annua
activities be
by Junio
sponsor of th(
program lo
With th
rance Company
fires at Ch
in Arkan
the serious
Lmportance o
month 30
die in fires.
National Fir,
statistic,,
than 35 pe
involve chil
of age. Death
alone number.
said. This wa:
dl-time rec
senseless trag
ag
wi]
the in
are Junto:
To
o
graduatln[
Success o
light party
4.
been call
evening,
e, an(
schoo]
Martha
n Wednes
Nurs
€ason
on Chap.
of Alex-
early
:Mrs. Ma-
Bremer-
years.
held at 1
Funer-
of the
Inter-
Memorial
son, Harold T:
nephew, Carl
tad: niece Eth-
ALL
took first
second
by the
lub last
made the
at an
Yards.
lo£t pro
rth plae
cock at
bar cock
Ilugene will
had as its
elementary
Pierce
the annual I [
Tri-County [
As- [
Education Group
Officers
The Shelton Education Associa-
deaux Elementary School, presi-
dent; Winn Bartholmew, teacher,
Bordeaux Elementary School, sec-
retary; and Nits Mericle, teacher,
Mountain View Elementary School,
treasurer.
The newly-elected president of
the association departed on Fri-
tion during its monthly meeting a' ',y May 1, for Spokane, wi]ere he
the Evergreen Elementary Scho,- ,viil attend the two ctay meeting
elected the following as their o1"- of the Washington Education As-
ricers for the school year 1959-60: sociati')n Representative Assembly
Victor Swanson, Principal of Boy- ins a delegate of the local unit.
WEEK- END
BARGAINS
MARKED DOWN FOR MOTHER'S DAY!
Just 9 of These! Rayon Lined i Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14
Washable Waffle Weave $8 OO
CO[ON LONG COATS ........... Now •
19 Reduced fear MotheP's Day!
Waffle Weave Washable $',00
SHORT COATS ............................. No.w
u--
sizes 8 to 16. Colors Pink, Blue, Rose. Rayon lined.
6 Give-Away Priced! Red and blue. Milium lined. '
A, LL'WOOL FLEECE DRESS $tr=00
COATS, Sizes 8-12 ................. Now
JUt/----
15 To Sell! Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes *
ODDS AND ENDS BETTER
DRESSES ......................... Reduced to
Only 19 Sizes 12 to 20. Reduced to Clear!
CIRCLE SKIRT COTTON
DRESSES, 6-Yard Sweep ........ Now
=2.oo
35 Greatly Reduced] Sizes 10 to 20's
WASIIABLE PLEATED PLAID
WOOL/ORLON SKIRTS ........ Now
$00.00
Just 13 of these! Sizes 12 to 16. Bargains
WASHABLE QUILTED
NYLON ROBES, Prints, Plains ......
$8.00
5 Only! A Robe Mother Will Appreciate
WASHABLE COTI'ON
LONG ROBES,' Sizes 12-14's .... Now
Just 3 of These! Black, White, Grey, Sizes 12-14
BROCADED RAYON $8.00
LONG COATS, Fully lined ...... Now
Just 1 Left of These Pretty Coats, To Clear!
RICH ORLON PILE
SItORT COAT, Nylon lined .. Now
,12.oo
8 of These! 2 Black, Brown, Tweeds, Rayon Lined
WATER REPELLENT RAYON $C.00
TWEED RAIN COATS ......... Now
MEN'S WEAR PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY!
Just 5 Left! Tan, Washable, 4 Med., 1 Large |
RIBBED ORLON SLEEVELESS $A.OO
SWEATER VESTS .................. Now '
"W----
Just 24. Sanforized. Machine Washable
MEN'S SUNTAN SHIRTS
Sizes 16-17 only ................ Now For
,1.7s
Just 25. Sizes 15 and 16 Only. Shop Early!
MEN'S Sanforized Chambray
WORK SHIRTS ................. Bargain
Only 30 of These! Grey Color. Washable. Special!
MEN'S FLEECE IANED $ta00
SWEAT SHIRTS, sizes sml, med .....
.i.----
8 Only. Washable Blue Denim and Grey Twill. 40 to 46
BLANKET LINED OVERALL $AsOO
JACKETS, Zipper front .......... Now
2 Only! size 38, Snap Front. Rayon Lined. Save!
ALL WOOL MELTON $1,OO
GREY JACKETS, knit trims .. Now
150 of Thesel Woven Gingham Plaids, Stripes, Prints
MEN'S BETTER LONG SLEEVE $t,50
SPORT SHIRTS ................. To Clear
.t---
Every shirt sanforizcd, many "Wash 'n Wear" Save!
Just 1 of These! Smart Herringbone Design
MEN'S ALL WOOL SPORT
COAT, size 40, 3-button ...... Now
,15.oo •
Just 2 of Theset Charcoal Color. Size 42
LONG SLEEVE WASHABLE
WOOL KNIT VESTS ! ......... r ._ Now
$00,OO
,,,%
Last Rites Held
For John F. Gill
Funeral services were held at 1
p_ m., Saturday for John F. Gill,
o
, Lilliwaup, who died Wednesday
at his home Route 1 Box 121, Lilli-
waup. Services were held under
lhe direction of the Rev. Charles
T. Hatten in the chapel of Witsiers
Funeral Home. Burial was in Shel-
ton Memorial Park.
Mr. Gill was born Nov. 6, 1888
in Noel, Me. and had made his
home in Mason county for the
past two and one half years.
Surviving are his wife, Dora E.,
Lilliwaup; a son, Ff'ank Gill, Lil-
liwaup; tvo daughters, Mrs..Clay-
ton Busch, Brandon, Ore.; Mrs.
James Dayson, Sunnyvale, Calif.;
two sisters, Mrs. Maude Kirby,
Kamiah, Ida.; Mrs. Temps Bart-
tlet, Kamiah, Ida. and four grand-
children.
100 of These! Full Size, Novelty Designs!
"T.V." Trays at SpeoialPriee
Tubular steel legs, black enamel. Choice JustQ
Shop today !
I'Terrific Bargain! Solid Foam Core. Zip-off Cover!
14-In. Foam Latex Filled, *
Corduroy Covered Pillows..,
[ Drastical y veclueed. Wide assortment of colors.
Just 12 Left of This One. Washable Zip.off Covers!
18x 18-In. Corduroy ,Covered,
Foam Filled T.V. Pads -r
B ark, green, blue, tan, red colors. Now Just
BOYS' DEPARTMENT MARKDOWNS!
100 of These! ,Ginghams and Foulard Prints
BOYS' LONG SLEEVE $1 oo
SPORT SHIRT CLEARANCE! ....... "
Sizes 6 to 16 Yrs., Sanforized. Drastically Reduced
4 ONLY ORLON SLIP-ON =,..nn
SWEATERS, Sizes 4, 6 years .. Now
2 ONLY! BOYS' WOOL $[[ 00
JACKETS, Sizes 6 - 8 years, lined .... qle•
11 Only! Knit, Colors: Turquoise, Tan, Charcoal
WASHABLE WOOL
SLEEVELESS VESTS, Sizes 8-16 ..
Ideal for Playwear! Sizes 6 to 16 Years
BOYS' FLEECE LINED
SWEAT SHIRTS, Colored ...... Now
'1.°°
150 Prs. Elastic Waist Band, Sizes 6 to 16 Years
KNIT BRIEFS ............................ Prs.
35 Only! Sanforized. Sizes 6-10-12-18 Only!
BOYS' FLANNEL PLAID
SPORT SHIRTS ............ Choice Now
61VE-AWAY PRIOES IN 61RLS' DEPT.!
5 Only! Sizes 12-14 Yrs. Tan, Blue, Red
GIRLS' WASHABLE POPLIN $300
JACKETS, Warm lined ............ Now "
13 Reduced! Circula," Skirt. Sizes 7-8-10-14 Years
MYLAR STITCHED 2-PC.
COTTON DRESSES ................. Now
14 Left of These! Sizes 8 to 14 Years
GIRLS' COTTON DRESSES,
Broken Styles ....................... To Clear
$3,00,
Just 1 of These! "Rayon Lined!
RED ALL WOOL FLEECE
COAT, Size 6 years .......... Now Just
- I .........
6 of These, 3 Boys', 3 Girls', Sizes 1, 2, 3, Years
TODDLERCOAT AND CAP SETS
Wool fleeces .................................. Now
Just 10 of These! White or Navy Blue, 1, 2, 3, Yrs.
TODDIER GIRLS" PRINCESS $2 Do
STYLE COTTON DRESSES ............ '
20 Only! Waterproof, Sizes 4 to 14 Yrs.
PLASTIC OVER STRIPED $AaOO
RAYON RAIN COATS ............ Now
7 Only! With Bonnets, Rayon Lined, Full Length
WATER REPELLENT TAPESTRY
TWEED RAIN COATS ......................
s8.00
14 Only! Sizes 4.to 14 Yrs. Blue, Pink, Green
NEOPRENE RAIN COATS
Slicker styled ......... : ................... Now
Just 14 Drastically. Redfaced! Sizes 8 to 14 Yrs.
SIIEER NYLON FUSSY
SUMMER DRESSES. ..... Now Just
=4,oo
10 Only! Sizes 5 to 14 Yrs., Rayon Lined
WASHABLE COTTON WAFFLE $S CO
WEAVE DRESS COATS ........ Now "
3 ONLY WASHABLE , $ 00
COTTON COA'], Sizes 3, 6x .. Now 48s
JUST 2 WASHABLE COTTON ,4oo I
LONG COATS, 14 years ............. Now "
I i ,
" Shelton, Washington
,, , , ..... III I,,
doesn't have a searchlight, take
\\;. along a good, strong electric spot..
By Ted Kesting
Here's a remark you used to
hear often around fishing resorts
and boat docks: "And I was caught
out after dark . . ." It isn't said
much any more, states Willard
Crandall, Boating Editor of Sports
Afield Magazine. Nw sportsmen
stay out or go out after dark on
purpose. Modern equipment is
making it safe, sensible and prac-
tical in an increasing number of
cases.
Adequate lights are easil.y in-
stalled in conjunction with gene-
ator - fitted electric - starting out-
boards. There's a stream of elec-
tric juice, just like an inboard.
Or, for any boat, easy-to-install
lights that meet all requirements
of law are obtainable, powered by
self-contained dry batteries.
GOING SLOW is the key to
damage-free night boating. Fa-
miliar waters or not, underwater
obstructions usually can't be de-
tected.at night until it's "too late.
Floating objects may also go un-
sighted. And the boat's exact lo-
cation, in relation to known chan-
nel edges, never seems as certain
as in daytime. But, when the boat
is moving slowly, a "collision" #with
even a rock will probably result
only in a scratched hull, and
there's little possiblity of ground-
in the boat.
DON'T WORRY if shore .lines
se reversed or misshaped on
your first night run over well-
known territory, it's a natural
feeling. You'll quickly get ad-
justed, however. If your boat
ught or flashlight. The latter
SHould be four cells, or up. It's a
wonder what this "light on the
subject" will do while you're learn-
mg night driving. Remember, tqhe
lights required by law are to en-
able other boats to see you. A
swinging searchlight, and the like,
you use to spot driftwood, navi-
gational obstructions, landmarks
and boats. It is not to be used
continually, except in difficult sit-
nations. The experienced piio
wants no ilgtt shining in his race
or reflecting into his eyes fror
the water, during night cruising.
That way, the ptpils of his eyes
open the widest, permitting him
the best vision.
For peace and security tomor-
row, prepare today. Buy U. S. Sav-
ings Bonds. Bonds help build peace
power.
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GRANGE HALL
Saturday, May 9
9:30 'TIL 2:00
• Door Prize
• Refreshments Served
• Everybody Wel¢oms
• Music by Grange
Tune Toppers
Each 2nd & 4th Saturday --
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BLUE OX THEATRE
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, May 8, 9, 10
HOUSEBOAT
Starring Sophia Loren,
Cary Grant
Somebody's ' rocking Cary's
dreamboat of a houseboat.
Cary's mamma and papa to 3
wild, wonderftl kids. Sophia's
the girl he has hires to help.
She cart's cook or clean but her
other talents make playing
house a ball for all.
Plus
TARAWA BEACHHEAD
Starring Kerwin Matthews
and Julia Adams
The bloodiest battle in Marine
history! The Marines did it be-
fore and they can do it again!
Ask any Marine who was there.
If they could land on Tarawa
they could laird anywhere.
Due to special arrangements Walt Dlsney's "THE SHAGGY
DOG" will play six big days beginning Wednesday, May 20-21-22.
23-24-25--Forest Festival Week. Special Matinee Saturday, May
23, 12:00 p.m. Continuous. Admission Children 35€, Students
75€, Adults 85€.
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Nite 'Til
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