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i Clothing Pool
Tea The last Jayette Clothing Pool
daughters of the iunt! 1 fall will be held from 10 a.m.
€,hUtCh attended until noon, Saturday, in the Wel-
tea fare Building oil Sixth anti Rail-
An organ road. Members of the local Eagles
by Mrs. Willa
were mem-
Oirls'" Trio who
God Makes
Speaks"
during
Carey and
of a
Doris Wake-
Auxiliary. will be on hand to aid
with clothing fitting for the coun-
ty's needy families.
DEMOCIiATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE
A meeting will be held by the
Democ1'atic Central Committee at
8 p.m., today, in the Mason County
court house.
OX THEATRE
i:HdlY, Saturday, Sunday, May 15, 16, 17
INGING TREE" -- Plus --
Maria
Malden
and excite-
novel! A pic-
power !. One
. • One came to
to ravage.
sing "The
micolor.
"UP PERISCOPE"
Starring James ,'Maverick"
Garner and Edmund O'Brien
The adventure that tore the
ocean floor! The story of the
fantastic "human torpedo." He
hit like no man ever hit before.
All its sweep! All its thrills'
Tremendous excitement!
Next Wed., May 20, for 6 full days.
SHAGGY DOG." Special matinee Sat.,
continuous. Adm'ission: Children 35€, Students
Birrnr
Shelton Genertl ltospital
Mr. aud Mrs. l,'re(leriek Wood,
340 East Pine, a girl, May 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Little,
t?.oute 1 Box 616, a girl, May 12.
(linie Hopit.'d
Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam N. Ridley,
329 Harvard, t boy, May 12.
Methodist Men Plan
Father-Son Banquet
Earl Mericle., State game war-
den, will be guest speaker at the
father-son banqnet sponsored by
the Methodist Men's Club at 6:30
p.m., Monday, in the Fellowship
hall of the church.
Following the progra m theme
"Fish and "Wildlife of Washington
and Mason county" movies will be
shown.
SHELTON GARDEN CLUB
Election of officers and a round
table discussion will highlight the
next business meeting of the Shel-
ton Garden club at the Hood Can-
Yachtsmen Man
Boats for Picnic
Shelton Yacht club families are
invited to share the fun with
Olympia Outboard club this Sun-
day, on a cruise and picnic de-
parting from Shelton about noon.
Yacht club members Don Mc-
Cuiston, Paul Frederickson, Bob
i Miller, Lloyd Ellis, will be on hand
at this end to give the outboard
Malts assistance. Frederickson will
lead "gassing-up" operations.
Olympia's Outboard club visit-
ing Shelton, is rendezvousing at
Boston Harbor earlier, departing
from there.
From Shelton's city dock, the
outboard fleet will head further
into Oakland Bay .reaches for a
picnic. Evening departure for
home will be governed by an ebb-
ing tide.
al home of Mrs. Maude Crosby.
Mrs. Eugene Dorian and Mrs.
George M. Brewer will be co-host-
esses. The roundtable discussion
will be on the topic of horticulture..
DINE MIGHTY FINE - ON HOOD CANAL
THE OYSTER HOUSE
New Glassed.In Patio • Home Baked Wild Blackberry Pie
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NAME ........................................................ SCHOOL ................................ s
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AGE ................................ GRADE JUST COMPLETED ..................... " '
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ADDRESS ............................................................ PHONE ..................... 1
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Are you a Brownie or Intermediate Girl Scout ? ................................ |
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Please check which session you plan to attend .... |
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First Session for girls who ave completed 2nd to 4th grade, |
|
June 15- 19....; ............ ]
|
Second Sesston for girls who have completed 5th to 8th grade, |
June 22 - 26 ................. |
My daughter has my permission to attend Day Camp. I will
allow her to come only when she is in the best physical condition. | |
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My daughter has my permission to go swimming. YES ...... NO ...... |
PARENT OR " 1
!
: GUARDIAN'S SIGNATURE .................................................................. |
l ($2.00 for flit session or $2.50 for second seion)
|
| Registration blank and fee must be returned by June 5, 195g. |
| Failure to register by this date will result in an additional charge |
| of 50 cents per child. The number of girls who will be accepted |
| depends on the counselors available. Register early!! |
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Day Camp Registration Due
All Mason county girls are look-council, in an effort to give all
ing forward not only to summer girls a better knowledge of out-
vacation but to the prospect of door camping.
Day Camp at Panhandle Lake. The Camp will be again held in
R'he annual camp is sponsored two sessions--the fiTst, June 15-
each year by the local Girl Scout 19 for Brownie Scouts, or gh'ls
who have finished te second
Officers Installed in Forest Scene
AN OUTSTANDING ARRAY of decratlon= in a forest motif
• decked the Masonic Temple last Saturday evening fop the install-
ation of Amarantl officers. Pictured above are MrlL Marie
Runnion and William Anderson, Royal Matron and Royal Patron
BE YOUR SHOP FRIDAY
NITES 'TIL
OWN 8 .. 30
COMP *,RISON SHOPPER! 00M°re Time to SAVE
ALL THIS WEEK. ,, come in and compare quality for qualZ.., Girls and B0ys
"Pflce for price,,.valuo for value what Penney's offers you m every DON'T MISS THE
lartmentl Discover how you can save all rear with Penney's first quality. STAN BORESON
SHOW
00i:/i?i
r Valu0s!
Cotton BLOUSES
ttLEEVEs OR SLEEVELESS I 1
:pl.YO
iPl_ NK, MAIZE, MPNT m
, RED, BLACK ARE THE m
h savings! Summer blouses, styles galore,
e ,,s, playclothes, overblouse. Tuck-in styles.
nttle iron." All are machine washable. Made
vam.e cottons. Plan to shop for your blouse
e end and compare. You'll be atnazcd at
VALUE! UNIVERSITY STYLING
, River"
.EoLs.cxs. L
Years . ' ontn c ine washable.
7py:tty,U'cuffg(t, lVohk tip at this
WEAR No Ir0n Bacr0n
PJ'S "Fhurelte" TIERS
30" and 36" Am" IIF
Lots for your money in
these Dacron beauties, lav-
ishly printed, flocked and
ruffled. In pink, gold,
white, turquoise; 30 inches
long.
Valancing .... 69¢ yard
&, E, C, D
easy-
erns.
styles
elastic
mI!J00 i , x+;i3 :N300.i
......
i iT:iiiii::i::i+i!!::i::i::++ ....
) ii!iiii"" ' " ":, ,
7:.::: .... ,'Y,}77,i i
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Jumbo Terry
TOWELS
2+0088
Sizes 22 x 44
Hurry, Hurry! Stock tip
this wekcnd aud save on
Terry bath towels. Buy all
your needs for SUllner
c a m p s, swimning and
guests. You'll save! Many
decorator colors.
Premium Value!
Girls' Boxer
JEANS
2 *1 °°
Drop everything and rush
to Penney's. Sanforized
denim, boxer top jeans in
3 to 8's and in plaid or
faded sanforized denims.
Hurry!
SAVE! PENNEY'S
BIG MAll + TWILLS
2' 2"
8t/2 ounce 6-ounce
pants shirts
Mtched sct.s cut ()vet' pro-
portioned patterns. Pants
dm
have deep Sanforize
p<)ckets. Sizes 28 to 50.
Twill shirts are extra long.
Sizes 14 to 19. Vat-dyed!
Sanitized@ I r
I Have You Bough *'*a
Your 1959
Forest Festival
Membership
Shop These and
Compare Quality!
SATURDAY, MAY 16TH
11 to 1 o'clock
National Guard Armory Bldg.
Admission: Wear Your
Forest Festival Button
"BRENTWOOD"
SUMMER
COTTONS
+,..+,+to+o
Half Sizes I'
.16 2 to 24t/2 )'.<Bmrfas t
Every dress tS c( l / ' .,
machine washable. Many
r e Sanforized shrunk.
Choose from woven ging-
ham, chambray, embossed
cotton, everglazed cottons.
Some sleeveless and many
short sleeve styles.
through fourth grades; the second
week, June 22-26, will be Girl
Scout week, for girls finishing the
fifth through eighth grades.
Activities outlined for this
year's camp are outdoor cooking,
games, arts, crafts, hiking, nature
study, camp craft, sqhare danc-
ing, group singing, swimming
(with written permission from
parent) and several special events,
climaxed with an overnight stay
at the camp on Friday night ot
last week for the older girls.
The Girl Scout Council requests
that the girls attending camp
should be dressed in shorts or
slacks, sweater or jacket and
plenty of warm clothing for cold,
wet days. Charge for tim camp-
ing registration iv $2.00 per girl
for the first session and $2.50 for
the second. The charge for .both
sessions covers a half pint of milk
for each day, transportation, main
craft materials and will pay for
the use of the camp. The girls
will upply their own sack hm-
ches.
Registration blanks will be sent
home from school with girls of the
respective age groups or clipped
from the Journal to be filled out
and mailed with the camp fee to
the registrar, Mrs. David James,
1520 South Second, Shell.on. Day
Camp registration will close June
5. I
lEST LO-COST TILLER MADEI
'°'JL$1" EasYTilli00
USE THE WORK-SAVING
\\; ROTARY
to 20"
wide d '
I Fingertip 'TL.
control/ *r,,*"
v"Built for long, ... -
dependable service
GEORGE COOKE
i
,: %,.,e ,'.:.. ::!::::i"i:i:!ii ..... PREMIUM VALUES
i!:::: . " ,::.. .. • ;':'::!:Ei!i
81 x 108 Nationwide
Sturdy Muslin are ql .99
" ....::i))ili;i;)iii))i)il Double Bed Bottom, J-
42 x 36 Cases.. 2 for 88¢
g:ii.. '":':;:t!i::t Famous for Wear!
)iiii .... ;:i ...... Penoo 81 x 108 or 4'J).19
!! Double Bed Bottbm --m-
Pence 72 x 108 or
:..)! .... .. ..:......::..! ............ Twin Bed Bottom Sql "gg
. ,.:::::: ...... :..'." ..,.,:." ....:+:: Double Bed Tops • • -- a.
• :i ..... :.". .:ii:!!: 42 x 36 Cases . . 2 for gg¢
'.'.'::.::::z:;::+:: ' ":::::::::::::::::::::::::
! Smooth, Soft, Comfortable
% ., Penca!e 81 X 10S or S4.6g
:. =, % . Double Fitted Bottom--L.
.+ +++. Cas.,2x,.. 2 for,,.,S
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Men's Wash 'H Wear
Broadcloth Sh,fls,
+ White or "t98
Colors
, Short sleeves
tool 4ii
Comfortable to w e a r,
smart . collar stylings.
Practically no'ironing re-
quired.. Proportioned tail-
oring, body aid sleeves
made to fit pelffectly. Sizes
14I to 17, 32 to 35 sleeve.
Mason County Dealer
Phone HA 6-6389
MILL CREEK ROAD
for the Laurel Court, Order of Amaranth.
• • $
Hemlock boughs, orange pop-
pies, beige daisies, honeysuckle:
and ferns decorated the Masontc!
Temple for the installation of of-
ficers for Laurel Court, Order of
Amaranth, last Saturday evening.
Installed were Marie Runnion
Royal Matron, William Anderson
Royal Patron, Esther Anderson
Associate Matron, Charles Wrage
associate patron, Elsie Wilson,
treasurer, Charles Wright, secre-
tary, Mable Aitken, conductress,
Grace Wells, associate conduc-
tress, Ernest Runnionree year
trustee, and appointiveflccrs.
Installing officers Ernest
Runnion, Loui Larson, +tella Giv-
ens, C. Ttmrman Givens, Claude
Danielson, Orin Parks and Nadine
Ridgeway. ,
Courtesy officers were Lois Da-
vidson, Muriel Rhodes, Vi Ferri&
Il Chase, Dorothy Howard, and
Julia Watts.
For the reception following the
ceremonies the dining room was
decorated in a forest motif with
moss, covered logs, ferns, small fir
trees and greenery. A small pool
surrounded with mosscovered logs,
ferns and evergreens were lighted
!with green lights to complete the
theme.
In charge of the installation
were Elsie Wilson, chairman, Lo-
is Davidson, Mable Aitkin, re-
freshments. Mable Aitken, tables,
Elsie Wilson, decoration, Esther
Anderson, serving, Vi Danielson,
gift table, and Grace Wells, Clean-
up..
Teachers Fete Blessed Event
A SURPRISE baby shower feted Mrs. Jim Santamarla on Wed-
nesday of last week, in the library of Bordeaux school, by teach-
ersfrom Mountain View, Evergreen and Bordeaux grade schools.
A teacher herself in the Shelton schools for the past 12 years,
she has taught second grade at Bordeaux for the past 11 years,
and will.take a year's leave of absence for the arrival of the
blessed event. (Ziegler print.)
PREMIUM
VALUEI
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Girls' Solid and Stripe Cotton
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AMONG YOUR
MERCHANTS
FlltST BIRTIlI)A¥
The completion of one year of
business will be celebrated at the
Rex Floor Covering shop on Moun-
tain View this Saturday. Aaaold
and Bemaice Rex, proprietors, in-
vite their friends to stop in the
shop for coffee Saturday and reg-
ister for the door prize. Alo at
the shop Saturday will he factory
rept'esentatives of the Mohawk
and Coronet carpeting manufac-
turers to answer questions on car-
peting problems.
NEW TIIJCK :
A new International multi-stop
delivery truck, the Metro-Mite,
smallest of its type made in Am-
erica, is now on disp;ay at Kimbel
Kors.
The Metro-Mite weighs only 2,,
800 pounds and is designed for
light bulky loads. The four cylha
der, 51 h.p. engine will idle ap-
proximately eiglt ho;rs on one
gallon of gasoline.
Too Lab +To Ola00tlf
t
Jc<R SALIi : Ch,an ust:d Kennmr
t'oil+S[¢+l'-OVttl|, Ideal for lt)l'tt [et,.
t.i'V * [ booth ; £tilllllit!V C.) t I1. .(). ()0.
HA 6.66. J 5/:14
ti(lim] blly ill 3 l*'dFOOllt h,lnlt%
hhlt:k. I'rolll Tr:uhw,,ll. it:,, til)0<tilit.-
lltt'tll. OltJ.V. (2;11] *Vii', Pt;Oxt|. +/;ttt+l'-
• • ° II,,nt }.,'a V IIA 6-,,;I; ,q" JlA 6-
pmece Mmx Matches .... ++,,
m 2&-:i -+rcll t),,+i +t,;;, + + t.l,:(.,..iia
Men's Wash 'n Wear ++.?.,,, ,,,,,<, ,,,..,,,+,,.,>,,., + s,.,u.
'r;ttOlll;L WAY. l'tt,lll+' t;l(,''uft,:ld '2+
Sh00n Gahardin0 '::::: ::A::::'+:::::: B:t:::::s.CSI 9S "<'" ,, +],+,-+L'+
f:;il)++i 4 -":+7" ++V i +i't; " il .+i | il'ii]' c+ilt' 2
'l't'A )€ il[l,ll I;n) :.h,i'l' I'l,ltt|+
• l+li,)il, 11..% tl :l;4"itl. 5'1 5/i4..31
195 Ftll( I++l']Nq' :t,,:dt i:(It'llih,',| ll,,k',t,,
Comfortable KNIT SPORT TOP. Choice ......... --m iliih'l'ot, llit:tlh+ for ,,n, +, Tw,, h,'d-
I t()ll) V;ll Ol'l]l'llL (:O( lii+', A';ll(!.
Rayon m l'h+)n, llA 6. It2. ,I /',/i'1-28
Gabardine! mm u, IY+ ilI(?Yt?].E l'lli: mi ,'i +),l<l ¢,il-"
diti,+ll. |lkO(I. C;ili [tA 6-'?.217
Choose fronl c h a r C O a l,
browL navy blue. Crease
resistant, shirt looking,
well tailored. Sizes 30 to 42.
Buy your summer needs
now, be comfortable, save
on cleaning bills.
( 5, 11-:8
Bedford Cord Shorts in 7 to 14 yrs .......... : ...... $1.59 l,'ii|: Ai,I,; t,3 ft, ci n h,at"8
Choice All Garments in 3 to §x Size Just $1.59 III. air .,,,+h,d Wl..nil .u,h,r altd
........... cliID']l, li*'W llltiill, $2fl;', I(;I Wiliic
II,:ti. lhtllu, l|,jttdl)<,i'i, W;Ivl]l.
Blouses in soft multi-colors tn nll.itcll the pink llnd bhle ........................... J 5(l!.,.Ifll
short slacks, shorts. Every one macbh/e %%'ashabl¢,, (:!oh*r- F(ll( SA[+t+',: PII4,, S-w,,ok, old, $12,50
fast and so smart for Summer play wear. Coo'it in and ,,at.i,. I'hun+. 11,% 6-,32. l* 5/1
iiCJft, sAi,E '1!€53 Si',l(h'bttktq; piek:"
stock up today, lip, (,,)(| hltp,L tilakt; fill i)ffer. Ctll
b' sc.n .n I)+:er Cre'k Road, Donald
A. Johns,nL l'h¢lne fiA 6-878,
J 5/14 tfa
/
i Clothing Pool
Tea The last Jayette Clothing Pool
daughters of the iunt! 1 fall will be held from 10 a.m.
€,hUtCh attended until noon, Saturday, in the Wel-
tea fare Building oil Sixth anti Rail-
An organ road. Members of the local Eagles
by Mrs. Willa
were mem-
Oirls'" Trio who
God Makes
Speaks"
during
Carey and
of a
Doris Wake-
Auxiliary. will be on hand to aid
with clothing fitting for the coun-
ty's needy families.
DEMOCIiATIC CENTRAL
COMMITTEE
A meeting will be held by the
Democ1'atic Central Committee at
8 p.m., today, in the Mason County
court house.
OX THEATRE
i:HdlY, Saturday, Sunday, May 15, 16, 17
INGING TREE" -- Plus --
Maria
Malden
and excite-
novel! A pic-
power !. One
. • One came to
to ravage.
sing "The
micolor.
"UP PERISCOPE"
Starring James ,'Maverick"
Garner and Edmund O'Brien
The adventure that tore the
ocean floor! The story of the
fantastic "human torpedo." He
hit like no man ever hit before.
All its sweep! All its thrills'
Tremendous excitement!
Next Wed., May 20, for 6 full days.
SHAGGY DOG." Special matinee Sat.,
continuous. Adm'ission: Children 35€, Students
Birrnr
Shelton Genertl ltospital
Mr. aud Mrs. l,'re(leriek Wood,
340 East Pine, a girl, May 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Little,
t?.oute 1 Box 616, a girl, May 12.
(linie Hopit.'d
Mr. and Mrs. W'illiam N. Ridley,
329 Harvard, t boy, May 12.
Methodist Men Plan
Father-Son Banquet
Earl Mericle., State game war-
den, will be guest speaker at the
father-son banqnet sponsored by
the Methodist Men's Club at 6:30
p.m., Monday, in the Fellowship
hall of the church.
Following the progra m theme
"Fish and "Wildlife of Washington
and Mason county" movies will be
shown.
SHELTON GARDEN CLUB
Election of officers and a round
table discussion will highlight the
next business meeting of the Shel-
ton Garden club at the Hood Can-
Yachtsmen Man
Boats for Picnic
Shelton Yacht club families are
invited to share the fun with
Olympia Outboard club this Sun-
day, on a cruise and picnic de-
parting from Shelton about noon.
Yacht club members Don Mc-
Cuiston, Paul Frederickson, Bob
i Miller, Lloyd Ellis, will be on hand
at this end to give the outboard
Malts assistance. Frederickson will
lead "gassing-up" operations.
Olympia's Outboard club visit-
ing Shelton, is rendezvousing at
Boston Harbor earlier, departing
from there.
From Shelton's city dock, the
outboard fleet will head further
into Oakland Bay .reaches for a
picnic. Evening departure for
home will be governed by an ebb-
ing tide.
al home of Mrs. Maude Crosby.
Mrs. Eugene Dorian and Mrs.
George M. Brewer will be co-host-
esses. The roundtable discussion
will be on the topic of horticulture..
DINE MIGHTY FINE - ON HOOD CANAL
THE OYSTER HOUSE
New Glassed.In Patio • Home Baked Wild Blackberry Pie
Ibm m m|mm| mm mlmmmmmm|m||mlmllmmm m m m m m m lllllmm|mmmmmmmmmmlmlm||m-- mm | | m| m m" I m Wl
| , I
NAME ........................................................ SCHOOL ................................ s
| I
|
AGE ................................ GRADE JUST COMPLETED ..................... " '
|
|
ADDRESS ............................................................ PHONE ..................... 1
| |
| !
! |
Are you a Brownie or Intermediate Girl Scout ? ................................ |
|
Please check which session you plan to attend .... |
|
First Session for girls who ave completed 2nd to 4th grade, |
|
June 15- 19....; ............ ]
|
Second Sesston for girls who have completed 5th to 8th grade, |
June 22 - 26 ................. |
My daughter has my permission to attend Day Camp. I will
allow her to come only when she is in the best physical condition. | |
|
My daughter has my permission to go swimming. YES ...... NO ...... |
PARENT OR " 1
!
: GUARDIAN'S SIGNATURE .................................................................. |
l ($2.00 for flit session or $2.50 for second seion)
|
| Registration blank and fee must be returned by June 5, 195g. |
| Failure to register by this date will result in an additional charge |
| of 50 cents per child. The number of girls who will be accepted |
| depends on the counselors available. Register early!! |
mw mmm mm,mmmilmmimmmmmmammmImwmmmmmmlmmmmmmmmmmimmmm|
Day Camp Registration Due
All Mason county girls are look-council, in an effort to give all
ing forward not only to summer girls a better knowledge of out-
vacation but to the prospect of door camping.
Day Camp at Panhandle Lake. The Camp will be again held in
R'he annual camp is sponsored two sessions--the fiTst, June 15-
each year by the local Girl Scout 19 for Brownie Scouts, or gh'ls
who have finished te second
Officers Installed in Forest Scene
AN OUTSTANDING ARRAY of decratlon= in a forest motif
• decked the Masonic Temple last Saturday evening fop the install-
ation of Amarantl officers. Pictured above are MrlL Marie
Runnion and William Anderson, Royal Matron and Royal Patron
BE YOUR SHOP FRIDAY
NITES 'TIL
OWN 8 .. 30
COMP *,RISON SHOPPER! 00M°re Time to SAVE
ALL THIS WEEK. ,, come in and compare quality for qualZ.., Girls and B0ys
"Pflce for price,,.valuo for value what Penney's offers you m every DON'T MISS THE
lartmentl Discover how you can save all rear with Penney's first quality. STAN BORESON
SHOW
00i:/i?i
r Valu0s!
Cotton BLOUSES
ttLEEVEs OR SLEEVELESS I 1
:pl.YO
iPl_ NK, MAIZE, MPNT m
, RED, BLACK ARE THE m
h savings! Summer blouses, styles galore,
e ,,s, playclothes, overblouse. Tuck-in styles.
nttle iron." All are machine washable. Made
vam.e cottons. Plan to shop for your blouse
e end and compare. You'll be atnazcd at
VALUE! UNIVERSITY STYLING
, River"
.EoLs.cxs. L
Years . ' ontn c ine washable.
7py:tty,U'cuffg(t, lVohk tip at this
WEAR No Ir0n Bacr0n
PJ'S "Fhurelte" TIERS
30" and 36" Am" IIF
Lots for your money in
these Dacron beauties, lav-
ishly printed, flocked and
ruffled. In pink, gold,
white, turquoise; 30 inches
long.
Valancing .... 69¢ yard
&, E, C, D
easy-
erns.
styles
elastic
mI!J00 i , x+;i3 :N300.i
......
i iT:iiiii::i::i+i!!::i::i::++ ....
) ii!iiii"" ' " ":, ,
7:.::: .... ,'Y,}77,i i
iiii?00iTiiii!iii!iii:iiiiiiii:iii00iii:iiiii00ii!iT!ii!i:!ili!iii!i)ili!iiiN
Jumbo Terry
TOWELS
2+0088
Sizes 22 x 44
Hurry, Hurry! Stock tip
this wekcnd aud save on
Terry bath towels. Buy all
your needs for SUllner
c a m p s, swimning and
guests. You'll save! Many
decorator colors.
Premium Value!
Girls' Boxer
JEANS
2 *1 °°
Drop everything and rush
to Penney's. Sanforized
denim, boxer top jeans in
3 to 8's and in plaid or
faded sanforized denims.
Hurry!
SAVE! PENNEY'S
BIG MAll + TWILLS
2' 2"
8t/2 ounce 6-ounce
pants shirts
Mtched sct.s cut ()vet' pro-
portioned patterns. Pants
dm
have deep Sanforize
p<)ckets. Sizes 28 to 50.
Twill shirts are extra long.
Sizes 14 to 19. Vat-dyed!
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Your 1959
Forest Festival
Membership
Shop These and
Compare Quality!
SATURDAY, MAY 16TH
11 to 1 o'clock
National Guard Armory Bldg.
Admission: Wear Your
Forest Festival Button
"BRENTWOOD"
SUMMER
COTTONS
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Half Sizes I'
.16 2 to 24t/2 )'.<Bmrfas t
Every dress tS c( l / ' .,
machine washable. Many
r e Sanforized shrunk.
Choose from woven ging-
ham, chambray, embossed
cotton, everglazed cottons.
Some sleeveless and many
short sleeve styles.
through fourth grades; the second
week, June 22-26, will be Girl
Scout week, for girls finishing the
fifth through eighth grades.
Activities outlined for this
year's camp are outdoor cooking,
games, arts, crafts, hiking, nature
study, camp craft, sqhare danc-
ing, group singing, swimming
(with written permission from
parent) and several special events,
climaxed with an overnight stay
at the camp on Friday night ot
last week for the older girls.
The Girl Scout Council requests
that the girls attending camp
should be dressed in shorts or
slacks, sweater or jacket and
plenty of warm clothing for cold,
wet days. Charge for tim camp-
ing registration iv $2.00 per girl
for the first session and $2.50 for
the second. The charge for .both
sessions covers a half pint of milk
for each day, transportation, main
craft materials and will pay for
the use of the camp. The girls
will upply their own sack hm-
ches.
Registration blanks will be sent
home from school with girls of the
respective age groups or clipped
from the Journal to be filled out
and mailed with the camp fee to
the registrar, Mrs. David James,
1520 South Second, Shell.on. Day
Camp registration will close June
5. I
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, Short sleeves
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smart . collar stylings.
Practically no'ironing re-
quired.. Proportioned tail-
oring, body aid sleeves
made to fit pelffectly. Sizes
14I to 17, 32 to 35 sleeve.
Mason County Dealer
Phone HA 6-6389
MILL CREEK ROAD
for the Laurel Court, Order of Amaranth.
• • $
Hemlock boughs, orange pop-
pies, beige daisies, honeysuckle:
and ferns decorated the Masontc!
Temple for the installation of of-
ficers for Laurel Court, Order of
Amaranth, last Saturday evening.
Installed were Marie Runnion
Royal Matron, William Anderson
Royal Patron, Esther Anderson
Associate Matron, Charles Wrage
associate patron, Elsie Wilson,
treasurer, Charles Wright, secre-
tary, Mable Aitken, conductress,
Grace Wells, associate conduc-
tress, Ernest Runnionree year
trustee, and appointiveflccrs.
Installing officers Ernest
Runnion, Loui Larson, +tella Giv-
ens, C. Ttmrman Givens, Claude
Danielson, Orin Parks and Nadine
Ridgeway. ,
Courtesy officers were Lois Da-
vidson, Muriel Rhodes, Vi Ferri&
Il Chase, Dorothy Howard, and
Julia Watts.
For the reception following the
ceremonies the dining room was
decorated in a forest motif with
moss, covered logs, ferns, small fir
trees and greenery. A small pool
surrounded with mosscovered logs,
ferns and evergreens were lighted
!with green lights to complete the
theme.
In charge of the installation
were Elsie Wilson, chairman, Lo-
is Davidson, Mable Aitkin, re-
freshments. Mable Aitken, tables,
Elsie Wilson, decoration, Esther
Anderson, serving, Vi Danielson,
gift table, and Grace Wells, Clean-
up..
Teachers Fete Blessed Event
A SURPRISE baby shower feted Mrs. Jim Santamarla on Wed-
nesday of last week, in the library of Bordeaux school, by teach-
ersfrom Mountain View, Evergreen and Bordeaux grade schools.
A teacher herself in the Shelton schools for the past 12 years,
she has taught second grade at Bordeaux for the past 11 years,
and will.take a year's leave of absence for the arrival of the
blessed event. (Ziegler print.)
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AMONG YOUR
MERCHANTS
FlltST BIRTIlI)A¥
The completion of one year of
business will be celebrated at the
Rex Floor Covering shop on Moun-
tain View this Saturday. Aaaold
and Bemaice Rex, proprietors, in-
vite their friends to stop in the
shop for coffee Saturday and reg-
ister for the door prize. Alo at
the shop Saturday will he factory
rept'esentatives of the Mohawk
and Coronet carpeting manufac-
turers to answer questions on car-
peting problems.
NEW TIIJCK :
A new International multi-stop
delivery truck, the Metro-Mite,
smallest of its type made in Am-
erica, is now on disp;ay at Kimbel
Kors.
The Metro-Mite weighs only 2,,
800 pounds and is designed for
light bulky loads. The four cylha
der, 51 h.p. engine will idle ap-
proximately eiglt ho;rs on one
gallon of gasoline.
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Choose fronl c h a r C O a l,
browL navy blue. Crease
resistant, shirt looking,
well tailored. Sizes 30 to 42.
Buy your summer needs
now, be comfortable, save
on cleaning bills.
( 5, 11-:8
Bedford Cord Shorts in 7 to 14 yrs .......... : ...... $1.59 l,'ii|: Ai,I,; t,3 ft, ci n h,at"8
Choice All Garments in 3 to §x Size Just $1.59 III. air .,,,+h,d Wl..nil .u,h,r altd
........... cliID']l, li*'W llltiill, $2fl;', I(;I Wiliic
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Blouses in soft multi-colors tn nll.itcll the pink llnd bhle ........................... J 5(l!.,.Ifll
short slacks, shorts. Every one macbh/e %%'ashabl¢,, (:!oh*r- F(ll( SA[+t+',: PII4,, S-w,,ok, old, $12,50
fast and so smart for Summer play wear. Coo'it in and ,,at.i,. I'hun+. 11,% 6-,32. l* 5/1
iiCJft, sAi,E '1!€53 Si',l(h'bttktq; piek:"
stock up today, lip, (,,)(| hltp,L tilakt; fill i)ffer. Ctll
b' sc.n .n I)+:er Cre'k Road, Donald
A. Johns,nL l'h¢lne fiA 6-878,
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