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1959
i,
• Will Win
Tills
Philco
Portable
TV SET
"COUNT-THE-BASEBALLS" CONTEST
' See last week's Journal (Page 7) . . .
Count will win according to contest rules.
Cota
ENTRY BLANKS AT
It PICNIC
PIECES!
plastic!
plates,
serrated
spoons; 8
RADIO
Phone HA 6-6602
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chr{stmastown, U.S.A. " Shelton, Washin
i
Eula Martin
Award Planned
The community makin the out-
,qtan(lin efforl in behalf of this
year's Mason County Forest I,'es-
rival wi!l be the first winner efa
new plaque, it was announced
this we(,k by Rudy Werberger,
fesliwd pr( sident.
"WE ARE going to call this thel
Euht Martin Award in memory of
(lle i}f ()Ill' Vi.tel'i|n Festiwtl asm)e-
iali(m workers," Werberger said.
"Eaell community receiving the
award will be privileged to hold it
one year."
Mrs. Eugene tEula) Martin, a
Active Club Official
Dance Saturday Night
F :in stk eeiPistgv aVihn :,h eh eSP i r2t t i Of
club of Shelton is sponsoring this
year's official Forest Festival
dance. The program begins at
10:00 p.m. Saturday evening, May
23 at the Shelton Roller Rink and
will continue until 2:00 a.m. Mu-
sic will he provided by Gordon
Bennett and his Rhythm-Makers
for four hours, An outstanding
amateur talent in the person of
Little Timmie Schnitzer is sched-
uled to "Rock 'n' Roll" his way
through sewral current R & Ii
"The Forest Festival Association
will make this award annually in
the future, basing its choice upon
native of Mason eotmty, died last
year at the age of 64. She had i the
outstanding
effc) rt
made
by
comunities in support of festival
been active 'in festival window ] activities."
decoration and bu{t.on sales com- . WERBERGER SAID the Eula
mittee for many years. ]Martin Award will be presented
"Mrs. Martin was a devoted ] by festival officers at some future
citizen, always working for emr- occasion within the Community
nmnity good," said Werberger. Inamed as its first winner.
DINE MIGHTY FINE - DAILY.NOON TO NINE
ON HOOD CANAL
THE OYSTER HOUSE
New Glassed-in Patio - Home Baked Wild Blackberry Pie
What's the big attraction at Penney's?
-w. • *Q
iiiiiiiiiiii!il
SAVE!EASY CARE
COTTON SLIPS
ONLY
Your all-occasion cotton
slip has a front shadow
panel. Just perfect for
Summer sheers. Shaped
bodice. Simply embroid-
ered. Hard to beat value!
Little iron. Sizes 32 to 44.
Paul Bunyans G0me NEW, Unique Flag
In Big Sizes Only
i Service Offered
Steve Rockefeller, Shelton high
senior, who is a. strapping six-foot-
er. Tallest Bunyan Shelton ever
had is Max Schmid, Jr., 6 feet 7,
who is now logging manager of
Simpson Logging Company. He
rode the log in 1946.
SOPHOMORE tl O N O R A RY:
Janet Hinton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hinton, has been tapped
for membership in the Spurs,
women's national sophomore hon-
orary at CPS. Membership in the
organization is based on high
scholarship, leadership ability and
participation in campus activities.
hit tunes.
: THE LOVELY Miss Andrea
Kneeland, 1959 Forest Festival
Queen, will also be present and
will make a brief appearance in
her role as Honorary Hostess of
what promises to be one of the
gayest events of this year's fes-
tival.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend and to look forward to a:
Very pleasant and entertaining
windup of Festival activities. Tick-
ets available at the door.
Within the next few days, repre-
sentatives of the Washington As-
sociation for Retarded Children
will complete their canvass of
Shelton business firms offering a
new and unique flag service which
would assure the downtown area
of proper display of the American
flag on 12 different flag-occasions
each year.
For the sum of $12 the WARC
will supply an American flag and
standard suitable for sidewalk dis-
play and assume the responsibility
of placing the flag and standard
in position in front of the place of
business on these days each year:
National election day, Lincoln's
Birthday (Feb. 12), Washington's
birthday (Feb. 22), Armed Forces
Day (May 20), Forest Festival pa-
rade day, Memorial Day (May 30),
Flag Day (June 14), 4th of July,
V-J Day (Aug. 14), LaborDay,
Veterans' Day (Nov. 1i), Pearl
Harbor Day (Dec. 7).
The WARC will see that the
flag is placed in position by 9:00
a.m. each of these 12 days and re-
moved by one-half hour before
sundown, taking charge of the
storage of the flag and standard
between times.
It will also supply new flags as
the old ones wear out or as addi-
Rubber! Exceptional Buy!
RUBEER MN'S ,'-oz.
[ONG BLUE DENIM
ADALS WAIST
77 '¢ OVERALLS
,.,.. '219
30 to 40'a
t for the
swim- Sanforized, sturdy
Showing! Work jeans, with
al S 1" a v e plier pockets. Trip-
hed soles, e sewn. Save:
White tops.
UL DREAMERS HAVE
SOFTNESS!
BLUE OR CORAL!
'N WEAR" BATISTE
Gown
Gowns
that
as chiffon.
an be ms-
and
40.
OPEN FRIDAY NITE
UNTIL
8 30
: TIME
TO SAVE
SATURDAY HOURS
OPEN 8:30 'til 2 o'clock
CLOSED During Parade
tion of new states to the union
change the flag in any manner.
WARC hopes to have the proj-
ect completed in time to start the
service for this year's Flag Day,
June 14. It is a fund raising proj-
ect for the Rogers School for re-
tarded children at the Shelton air-
FIRE ORDINANOE
(Continued from page 1)
prohibited."
"In studying this matter, the
city commission faced the prob-
lem of enforcing a 21-year-old or-
dinance according to its legal in-
T terpretation or of amending the
!"i:i::i;:!':;"i;!"''i;:#..:.:.;71';':i!::5;:;:;% code to conform with modern fh'e
:::::::::::::::::::::::::: .......... :::i:/:::iiii::il regulations prevailing in Seattle,
i!i::>:::i::i: !i:::i:::::<:i: : ............. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-''"
:i!i::!:i.!:i:;:i:i:!:i:!:!:!:i:::;:i:!i!!!!;i!i!iiiiii{t:ii!{;:!:i:;:i:i: . Tacoma and many other cities of
ii!}::ii!i:ii:i::i:i::}!iiii!ii!iiiii!!!!:iiii:ii:! ! this region." '
::::;.: '. ::: :'-./ Z: ':::ii::::;i:41::!i :ia:i:;:i. ......... - t;:i:i:i:i:i!i:ili;i:ii:' {::i!ii::!:iiiii:::;i::iii!::::iiiiiii;ili:;::!iiiii::!ii::i::it./. ii{ '*WE HAVE conducted an ex-
suited several competent code and
;:!.i"% /.i:.:'j,::: !:iiiii ii !/' " ! ii i!:)::#:;::i!iiii::::iii'>' '. '%!i
{}!!!iiii!iiil!!{i!i!i:i!i, r:---\\; ..<:{iiiiiilil..'.: fire authorities and have prepared
. '::':::: "" ' r' amendments to the 1938 zoning or-
......... ` • ." i:ii:iiiii:!ii;i!i;i# " "" dinance which will permit the use
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: " ..;, ..... " !{ia{iii{ili}71) ' q",'.'{{{{i{ii{!:{!{{i 'i:i!ii:iiii::"{i:::!ii::.. ,,. :__..-0" . . , OfwallWOOdsafeguardsfaCings whererequi,.edOtherby firethe
..":!::iili!iiii; • ! : .... !!iiii!iii!':i
.. / . .< .:.: State Fire Marshal and fire 'insur-
i{; " :i;!;:';:i ii::ili::i I. ". "::!!! anee und(nvriters are installed or
"::i;;:)'3.;.:. ;:" "" .1 "The building in question, by
''" i agreement with its management,
will have certain minor alterations
i {:"' , { i: :.:i:i iiiiiii{iii{{{ made to bring ii,s construction
!::i{iiiiiii: : =::.../ ,.{{i;iifi{; within the provisions of the
ii:)ii:;!ii:!:is:: ;if:::. '..:.::i :I:::! ; : a} t{{{!ii{{ii;iii{iiii::}iiii!!i{i;iii;i':ii::.N. lii!!i{ii::{ii{ i!iiL," ill 'i{ amended fire zoning o,'dinance, lts
timm to enforce this and all other
ga:::i;iit:iig:!i::ili::g':;:)::iiii::ii :::ii:ii:l'} f city ordinances in a fair and equit-
Durene CoHen Briefs
or Cotton "T" Shirts
FOR $|
Nylon reinforced neck "T"
shirts in 36 to 44's and
long wearing durene cotton
briefs m 30 to 40's. Stock
up this weekend for all
your summer needs.
TINY TOT'S
COTTON DRESSES
O0
sizes 1 to 3
Easy care cotton organdy,
solid and print broadcloth.
Full skirts, two-inch hems,
sashes. Prettiest trimmings
at this price! . . . Machine
wash.
Priced to Clearl
BETTER Gay Printed
FABRICS ! Sport Tops
. Regulated Cottons
,39" Rayon Prints 'Women,s 1
• Velverayea Girls'
DO
Cottons
4 '1 '"" *"
for Screen print de-
Worth much morel sign on Little Iron
Discontinued pat- cottons, ideal for
terns of best sell- sports wear and
ing yardage. Save! over bathing suit.
Colorfast
"Drip Dry" Finish
i ii
MORE PENNEY BARGAINS!
Rich colors, sleeveless styles! Sizes 32 to 38's.
Many nmre Wash 'n Wear Cottons in a
grand array of colors and styles. All just $1.98
"Wash 'n Wear" Gupioni and Gotten Blouses
98
Beach or Poolside...
Penney's points the way
for Summer Fun in . . .
Stylish
Swim
Suits
€
$5 95
to
Smooth fitting lastex, knitted
Cotton Prints . . . all with
figure-flattering built-in bras.
Whatever your choice you'll
find the one to fit you nd
your pocketbook.
Men's Short Sleeve
"Wash'n Wear"
SPORT SHIRTS
"Dan River
Fabrics"
The ladies will enjoy the
"No ironing" fabrics, in
prints or solid colors. Sizes
small, medium and large.
Don't wait, shop early for
best selection.
SPECIAL/
Bargain Priced!
Linlless, Printed,
Fringed Terry
KITCHEN TOWELS
able S()lutions do not
COme easily in all cases. We tuPe
reached what seems to be a rea-
sonable conclusion to all concerned
with this immediate problem, and
hope it meets with general ap-
proval."
AT HOME: Bosain's mate 1/c
Vern Stuck is at home visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stuck. He will leave Friday for
San Diego where he will board
the Magoffin APA.
LIQUOR SALES
Liquor sales in Shelton totaled
$19,115.21 for the month of April
according to figures released by
the Washington State Board of
Liquor Board.
FOR JUST
You'll never use the old
dish towels again, these
wipe ao dry, so lint free
even glasses are as clean
as clean can be, Humorous
prints.
OUR POPULAR
"OUTRIGGER"
$
Set
BOWS . . $3.98
He's sure to glory in the
lively pattern, the brilliant
color of this cabsna set.
Build up his ego with
"Outrigger;" and have the
best dressed guy on the
beach! S, M, L, XL,
SWIM TRUNKS • • $2,98
Student Built
Home To Be
Open Sunday
The general public will be wel-
comed this Sunday to an open
house at the home of Vernon
Howe near the Mr. View school
in the new Highland Terrace add-
ition from 1 to 5 p.m.
THE NEW home has been built
by the students of Arnie Johnsen's
carpentry class at the high school
in conjunction with the housing
committee of the V,F.W.
The students have been working
on the home since September as
part of the vocational educational
program of the school. Johnsen
said that 17 boys in the Junior
and senior classes have worked
on this project.
It is a ranch type residence with
a recreation room, double bath
and fireplace, three bedrooms,
hardwood floors throughout and
i has about 1400 square feet of
space.
Each year the housing commit-
tee of the V.F.W. selects an ap-
plicant who has a need for a
home and the financial ability to
see the project through to its
completion. Both veterans and
non-veterans are eligible for the
selection by the committee. The
main consideration for selection
is the need for a home by the
applicant.
ALL THE work is done under
the personal supervision of John-
sen and is free o cost to the
person for whom the home is be-
ing built. The applicant must
handle the plumbing and wiring
himself. The students of the high
school carpentry clas have built
a home evelT year, except the
year of the Korean War, since
1947.
Parking Reslridions
In Effect for Parade
Shelton Police Chief Paul Hin-
t:on announced this week that
there will be no parking allow-
el on Railroad Ave. frt Frmzt
St. to 8th strtst anti on Cots at.
t'rom 1st to 7th this Saturday
morning berau Of tim Forest
Festival prade.
The ldice department altm
wl.hes to remind the public that
lmople watchhlg the parade
not allowed on roofs except
their own. Local residents axe
also asked to use Mile streets as
much as pouslble on that day ill
order to give strangers in the
city a chance to get on the higit-
way which Is usually jammed
at this t4rne.
$155.00
Democrals to Eled
The Democratic Club is post-
pming its meeting from tonight to
'Ihursday, May 28. The ,nleeting ..... =
will take place in the PUD audi- Im,rllUl lil !111
torhnll at. 8 p.m., where nomina- ""''1"" --"" 1"'--
tions will be in order for a new IilPllllff!ll Rhlllll
ehairman. The present chairman, s SSSM vmnuv v
Sam Clark has resigned. Refresh- 2335 Olympic Hwy. No.
ments , will be served.
YOU NEED INSURANCE
When you troe|, on land, 'sea or air, you want pece
of mind. This comes from knowing you have protectioa
against accidental death and injuries, and that your
property is also protected. Buy this low cost Trip Acci-
dent and Trip Baggage Insurance; then sit back, relmx,
and get the mot of you€ trip--ny I,i R cmywhere
im the world. .........
Angle Agency
HERB ANGLE rE$1[MNDBLffWEliNYOAlqDtOSI
DICK ANGLE
Angle Bids • Phone HA 6-8272
nn ii , , , J ............
Forest Festival Clean-up Sale
Our Used Car Lot Is Overloaded with All Kinds of
Used Cars - From $50.00 and Up - 1946 to 1958 Models
WE MUST HAVE ROOM...
O
1968 FORD V-8 FAIRNE VI.OTORIA 2-DOOR
MOST ALL POWER EQUIPPED
1967 OHEVROLET V-8 BEL AIR HARDTOP 2.DOOR
ENGINE OVERHAULED, LOADED WITH EXTRAS
1956 FORD V.8 4)USTOMUNE 4-DOOR
RADIO - HEATER - NEW SHINY BLACK PAINT
1953 PONTIAO GMALINA 2-DOOR
MOTOR OVERHAULED RADIO, HEATER, ETC.
1951 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN
A SOLID BUILT CAR THAT IS GOOD THRUOUT
1948 OADII.LAO .EAL GOOD
15 OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
PICK-UPS - - -- -'
' ' SEE THE
1958 CHEVROLET ½.TON HEAVY DUTY
1957 FORD ½-TON 6-OYL OVERDRIVE
1956 INTERNATIONAL ½.TH
1911
Ford
on display with all
, STATION WAGONS -- ra. trimmings.
1957 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN ".U"S.-F,,.-AT_ _ .,
V8 ENGINE - RADIO- HEATER - NEW PAINT - FORDoMATIC
1956 FORD OUSTOM RANCH WAGON
V8 ENGINE - RADIO - HEATER - LOW MILEAGE
Jim Pauley, Inc.
TERMS -- TRADES
1959
i,
• Will Win
Tills
Philco
Portable
TV SET
"COUNT-THE-BASEBALLS" CONTEST
' See last week's Journal (Page 7) . . .
Count will win according to contest rules.
Cota
ENTRY BLANKS AT
It PICNIC
PIECES!
plastic!
plates,
serrated
spoons; 8
RADIO
Phone HA 6-6602
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Chr{stmastown, U.S.A. " Shelton, Washin
i
Eula Martin
Award Planned
The community makin the out-
,qtan(lin efforl in behalf of this
year's Mason County Forest I,'es-
rival wi!l be the first winner efa
new plaque, it was announced
this we(,k by Rudy Werberger,
fesliwd pr( sident.
"WE ARE going to call this thel
Euht Martin Award in memory of
(lle i}f ()Ill' Vi.tel'i|n Festiwtl asm)e-
iali(m workers," Werberger said.
"Eaell community receiving the
award will be privileged to hold it
one year."
Mrs. Eugene tEula) Martin, a
Active Club Official
Dance Saturday Night
F :in stk eeiPistgv aVihn :,h eh eSP i r2t t i Of
club of Shelton is sponsoring this
year's official Forest Festival
dance. The program begins at
10:00 p.m. Saturday evening, May
23 at the Shelton Roller Rink and
will continue until 2:00 a.m. Mu-
sic will he provided by Gordon
Bennett and his Rhythm-Makers
for four hours, An outstanding
amateur talent in the person of
Little Timmie Schnitzer is sched-
uled to "Rock 'n' Roll" his way
through sewral current R & Ii
"The Forest Festival Association
will make this award annually in
the future, basing its choice upon
native of Mason eotmty, died last
year at the age of 64. She had i the
outstanding
effc) rt
made
by
comunities in support of festival
been active 'in festival window ] activities."
decoration and bu{t.on sales com- . WERBERGER SAID the Eula
mittee for many years. ]Martin Award will be presented
"Mrs. Martin was a devoted ] by festival officers at some future
citizen, always working for emr- occasion within the Community
nmnity good," said Werberger. Inamed as its first winner.
DINE MIGHTY FINE - DAILY.NOON TO NINE
ON HOOD CANAL
THE OYSTER HOUSE
New Glassed-in Patio - Home Baked Wild Blackberry Pie
What's the big attraction at Penney's?
-w. • *Q
iiiiiiiiiiii!il
SAVE!EASY CARE
COTTON SLIPS
ONLY
Your all-occasion cotton
slip has a front shadow
panel. Just perfect for
Summer sheers. Shaped
bodice. Simply embroid-
ered. Hard to beat value!
Little iron. Sizes 32 to 44.
Paul Bunyans G0me NEW, Unique Flag
In Big Sizes Only
i Service Offered
Steve Rockefeller, Shelton high
senior, who is a. strapping six-foot-
er. Tallest Bunyan Shelton ever
had is Max Schmid, Jr., 6 feet 7,
who is now logging manager of
Simpson Logging Company. He
rode the log in 1946.
SOPHOMORE tl O N O R A RY:
Janet Hinton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hinton, has been tapped
for membership in the Spurs,
women's national sophomore hon-
orary at CPS. Membership in the
organization is based on high
scholarship, leadership ability and
participation in campus activities.
hit tunes.
: THE LOVELY Miss Andrea
Kneeland, 1959 Forest Festival
Queen, will also be present and
will make a brief appearance in
her role as Honorary Hostess of
what promises to be one of the
gayest events of this year's fes-
tival.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend and to look forward to a:
Very pleasant and entertaining
windup of Festival activities. Tick-
ets available at the door.
Within the next few days, repre-
sentatives of the Washington As-
sociation for Retarded Children
will complete their canvass of
Shelton business firms offering a
new and unique flag service which
would assure the downtown area
of proper display of the American
flag on 12 different flag-occasions
each year.
For the sum of $12 the WARC
will supply an American flag and
standard suitable for sidewalk dis-
play and assume the responsibility
of placing the flag and standard
in position in front of the place of
business on these days each year:
National election day, Lincoln's
Birthday (Feb. 12), Washington's
birthday (Feb. 22), Armed Forces
Day (May 20), Forest Festival pa-
rade day, Memorial Day (May 30),
Flag Day (June 14), 4th of July,
V-J Day (Aug. 14), LaborDay,
Veterans' Day (Nov. 1i), Pearl
Harbor Day (Dec. 7).
The WARC will see that the
flag is placed in position by 9:00
a.m. each of these 12 days and re-
moved by one-half hour before
sundown, taking charge of the
storage of the flag and standard
between times.
It will also supply new flags as
the old ones wear out or as addi-
Rubber! Exceptional Buy!
RUBEER MN'S ,'-oz.
[ONG BLUE DENIM
ADALS WAIST
77 '¢ OVERALLS
,.,.. '219
30 to 40'a
t for the
swim- Sanforized, sturdy
Showing! Work jeans, with
al S 1" a v e plier pockets. Trip-
hed soles, e sewn. Save:
White tops.
UL DREAMERS HAVE
SOFTNESS!
BLUE OR CORAL!
'N WEAR" BATISTE
Gown
Gowns
that
as chiffon.
an be ms-
and
40.
OPEN FRIDAY NITE
UNTIL
8 30
: TIME
TO SAVE
SATURDAY HOURS
OPEN 8:30 'til 2 o'clock
CLOSED During Parade
tion of new states to the union
change the flag in any manner.
WARC hopes to have the proj-
ect completed in time to start the
service for this year's Flag Day,
June 14. It is a fund raising proj-
ect for the Rogers School for re-
tarded children at the Shelton air-
FIRE ORDINANOE
(Continued from page 1)
prohibited."
"In studying this matter, the
city commission faced the prob-
lem of enforcing a 21-year-old or-
dinance according to its legal in-
T terpretation or of amending the
!"i:i::i;:!':;"i;!"''i;:#..:.:.;71';':i!::5;:;:;% code to conform with modern fh'e
:::::::::::::::::::::::::: .......... :::i:/:::iiii::il regulations prevailing in Seattle,
i!i::>:::i::i: !i:::i:::::<:i: : ............. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-''"
:i!i::!:i.!:i:;:i:i:!:i:!:!:!:i:::;:i:!i!!!!;i!i!iiiiii{t:ii!{;:!:i:;:i:i: . Tacoma and many other cities of
ii!}::ii!i:ii:i::i:i::}!iiii!ii!iiiii!!!!:iiii:ii:! ! this region." '
::::;.: '. ::: :'-./ Z: ':::ii::::;i:41::!i :ia:i:;:i. ......... - t;:i:i:i:i:i!i:ili;i:ii:' {::i!ii::!:iiiii:::;i::iii!::::iiiiiii;ili:;::!iiiii::!ii::i::it./. ii{ '*WE HAVE conducted an ex-
suited several competent code and
;:!.i"% /.i:.:'j,::: !:iiiii ii !/' " ! ii i!:)::#:;::i!iiii::::iii'>' '. '%!i
{}!!!iiii!iiil!!{i!i!i:i!i, r:---\\; ..<:{iiiiiilil..'.: fire authorities and have prepared
. '::':::: "" ' r' amendments to the 1938 zoning or-
......... ` • ." i:ii:iiiii:!ii;i!i;i# " "" dinance which will permit the use
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: " ..;, ..... " !{ia{iii{ili}71) ' q",'.'{{{{i{ii{!:{!{{i 'i:i!ii:iiii::"{i:::!ii::.. ,,. :__..-0" . . , OfwallWOOdsafeguardsfaCings whererequi,.edOtherby firethe
..":!::iili!iiii; • ! : .... !!iiii!iii!':i
.. / . .< .:.: State Fire Marshal and fire 'insur-
i{; " :i;!;:';:i ii::ili::i I. ". "::!!! anee und(nvriters are installed or
"::i;;:)'3.;.:. ;:" "" .1 "The building in question, by
''" i agreement with its management,
will have certain minor alterations
i {:"' , { i: :.:i:i iiiiiii{iii{{{ made to bring ii,s construction
!::i{iiiiiii: : =::.../ ,.{{i;iifi{; within the provisions of the
ii:)ii:;!ii:!:is:: ;if:::. '..:.::i :I:::! ; : a} t{{{!ii{{ii;iii{iiii::}iiii!!i{i;iii;i':ii::.N. lii!!i{ii::{ii{ i!iiL," ill 'i{ amended fire zoning o,'dinance, lts
timm to enforce this and all other
ga:::i;iit:iig:!i::ili::g':;:)::iiii::ii :::ii:ii:l'} f city ordinances in a fair and equit-
Durene CoHen Briefs
or Cotton "T" Shirts
FOR $|
Nylon reinforced neck "T"
shirts in 36 to 44's and
long wearing durene cotton
briefs m 30 to 40's. Stock
up this weekend for all
your summer needs.
TINY TOT'S
COTTON DRESSES
O0
sizes 1 to 3
Easy care cotton organdy,
solid and print broadcloth.
Full skirts, two-inch hems,
sashes. Prettiest trimmings
at this price! . . . Machine
wash.
Priced to Clearl
BETTER Gay Printed
FABRICS ! Sport Tops
. Regulated Cottons
,39" Rayon Prints 'Women,s 1
• Velverayea Girls'
DO
Cottons
4 '1 '"" *"
for Screen print de-
Worth much morel sign on Little Iron
Discontinued pat- cottons, ideal for
terns of best sell- sports wear and
ing yardage. Save! over bathing suit.
Colorfast
"Drip Dry" Finish
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MORE PENNEY BARGAINS!
Rich colors, sleeveless styles! Sizes 32 to 38's.
Many nmre Wash 'n Wear Cottons in a
grand array of colors and styles. All just $1.98
"Wash 'n Wear" Gupioni and Gotten Blouses
98
Beach or Poolside...
Penney's points the way
for Summer Fun in . . .
Stylish
Swim
Suits
€
$5 95
to
Smooth fitting lastex, knitted
Cotton Prints . . . all with
figure-flattering built-in bras.
Whatever your choice you'll
find the one to fit you nd
your pocketbook.
Men's Short Sleeve
"Wash'n Wear"
SPORT SHIRTS
"Dan River
Fabrics"
The ladies will enjoy the
"No ironing" fabrics, in
prints or solid colors. Sizes
small, medium and large.
Don't wait, shop early for
best selection.
SPECIAL/
Bargain Priced!
Linlless, Printed,
Fringed Terry
KITCHEN TOWELS
able S()lutions do not
COme easily in all cases. We tuPe
reached what seems to be a rea-
sonable conclusion to all concerned
with this immediate problem, and
hope it meets with general ap-
proval."
AT HOME: Bosain's mate 1/c
Vern Stuck is at home visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Stuck. He will leave Friday for
San Diego where he will board
the Magoffin APA.
LIQUOR SALES
Liquor sales in Shelton totaled
$19,115.21 for the month of April
according to figures released by
the Washington State Board of
Liquor Board.
FOR JUST
You'll never use the old
dish towels again, these
wipe ao dry, so lint free
even glasses are as clean
as clean can be, Humorous
prints.
OUR POPULAR
"OUTRIGGER"
$
Set
BOWS . . $3.98
He's sure to glory in the
lively pattern, the brilliant
color of this cabsna set.
Build up his ego with
"Outrigger;" and have the
best dressed guy on the
beach! S, M, L, XL,
SWIM TRUNKS • • $2,98
Student Built
Home To Be
Open Sunday
The general public will be wel-
comed this Sunday to an open
house at the home of Vernon
Howe near the Mr. View school
in the new Highland Terrace add-
ition from 1 to 5 p.m.
THE NEW home has been built
by the students of Arnie Johnsen's
carpentry class at the high school
in conjunction with the housing
committee of the V,F.W.
The students have been working
on the home since September as
part of the vocational educational
program of the school. Johnsen
said that 17 boys in the Junior
and senior classes have worked
on this project.
It is a ranch type residence with
a recreation room, double bath
and fireplace, three bedrooms,
hardwood floors throughout and
i has about 1400 square feet of
space.
Each year the housing commit-
tee of the V.F.W. selects an ap-
plicant who has a need for a
home and the financial ability to
see the project through to its
completion. Both veterans and
non-veterans are eligible for the
selection by the committee. The
main consideration for selection
is the need for a home by the
applicant.
ALL THE work is done under
the personal supervision of John-
sen and is free o cost to the
person for whom the home is be-
ing built. The applicant must
handle the plumbing and wiring
himself. The students of the high
school carpentry clas have built
a home evelT year, except the
year of the Korean War, since
1947.
Parking Reslridions
In Effect for Parade
Shelton Police Chief Paul Hin-
t:on announced this week that
there will be no parking allow-
el on Railroad Ave. frt Frmzt
St. to 8th strtst anti on Cots at.
t'rom 1st to 7th this Saturday
morning berau Of tim Forest
Festival prade.
The ldice department altm
wl.hes to remind the public that
lmople watchhlg the parade
not allowed on roofs except
their own. Local residents axe
also asked to use Mile streets as
much as pouslble on that day ill
order to give strangers in the
city a chance to get on the higit-
way which Is usually jammed
at this t4rne.
$155.00
Democrals to Eled
The Democratic Club is post-
pming its meeting from tonight to
'Ihursday, May 28. The ,nleeting ..... =
will take place in the PUD audi- Im,rllUl lil !111
torhnll at. 8 p.m., where nomina- ""''1"" --"" 1"'--
tions will be in order for a new IilPllllff!ll Rhlllll
ehairman. The present chairman, s SSSM vmnuv v
Sam Clark has resigned. Refresh- 2335 Olympic Hwy. No.
ments , will be served.
YOU NEED INSURANCE
When you troe|, on land, 'sea or air, you want pece
of mind. This comes from knowing you have protectioa
against accidental death and injuries, and that your
property is also protected. Buy this low cost Trip Acci-
dent and Trip Baggage Insurance; then sit back, relmx,
and get the mot of you€ trip--ny I,i R cmywhere
im the world. .........
Angle Agency
HERB ANGLE rE$1[MNDBLffWEliNYOAlqDtOSI
DICK ANGLE
Angle Bids • Phone HA 6-8272
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Forest Festival Clean-up Sale
Our Used Car Lot Is Overloaded with All Kinds of
Used Cars - From $50.00 and Up - 1946 to 1958 Models
WE MUST HAVE ROOM...
O
1968 FORD V-8 FAIRNE VI.OTORIA 2-DOOR
MOST ALL POWER EQUIPPED
1967 OHEVROLET V-8 BEL AIR HARDTOP 2.DOOR
ENGINE OVERHAULED, LOADED WITH EXTRAS
1956 FORD V.8 4)USTOMUNE 4-DOOR
RADIO - HEATER - NEW SHINY BLACK PAINT
1953 PONTIAO GMALINA 2-DOOR
MOTOR OVERHAULED RADIO, HEATER, ETC.
1951 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN
A SOLID BUILT CAR THAT IS GOOD THRUOUT
1948 OADII.LAO .EAL GOOD
15 OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
PICK-UPS - - -- -'
' ' SEE THE
1958 CHEVROLET ½.TON HEAVY DUTY
1957 FORD ½-TON 6-OYL OVERDRIVE
1956 INTERNATIONAL ½.TH
1911
Ford
on display with all
, STATION WAGONS -- ra. trimmings.
1957 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN ".U"S.-F,,.-AT_ _ .,
V8 ENGINE - RADIO- HEATER - NEW PAINT - FORDoMATIC
1956 FORD OUSTOM RANCH WAGON
V8 ENGINE - RADIO - HEATER - LOW MILEAGE
Jim Pauley, Inc.
TERMS -- TRADES