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..ue located in
"PPltance depart-
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4t:his is in ca-
• the POlicy of
,r Convenience,
: eeessity of cus-
.clib the stairs
,m0r to reach the
credit windows.
be operating, starting this week,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
plus a special show on Wednes-
days. This schedule will be in
effect all summer. For an up-to-
date program, consult their ad-
avertisement in this and follow-
ing issues of The Journal . . .
Leroy Robbins, owner of LE-
ROY'S TELEVISION & FIRE-
PLACE, announced this week
that he is holding an open house
this weekend, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. For your conveni-
ence the store will be open until
9 p.m. each night. The store
was recently combined with Carl-
son's Tile and Fireplace and is
located in the Carlson building.
Leroy will be handling Sylvania
electronic products along with
• William Dodds, held in Mason
County jail for parole violation,
had his deferred sentence con-
tinued for one year when he
appeared in Superior Court Tues-
day.
Ie was also sentenced to serve
year in the county jail.
Dodds has been in the county
jail about three months.
Orders of dismissal were
signed in six old cases on mo-
tions by Prosecuting Attorney
John C. Ragan.
They included a grand larceny
charge against Phillip and EI-
wcod Stout, dimissed because of
a lapse of time and insufficient
evidence; Arnold Brown, an as-
sault charge appealed from Jus-
tice Court in 1959; Ronald Gar-
Poli< e Patrolman Dic:k
Boot, Is Taken By Death
• Richard C. Booth, 45, a Shel-
ton police patrolman for more
than 11 years, (tied Monday night
at his home.
He was on a leave of absence
from the Police Department for
health reasons at the time of
his death.
The Police Department re-
ceived a call from his wife Mon-
day night. He was taken to Shel-
ton General Hospital by Hughes
ambulance where he was dead
on arrival at the hospital.
Mr. Booth was born Sept. 21,
1921 in Shelton and has lived
in this area all of his life.
He joined the Police Depart-
ment as a patrolman Sept. 17,
1955 and had been with the de-
partment since that time. He was
'meterman earlier this year when
he was granted a leave of ab-
D.C., anti Mrs. Morley Prepper-
nau, Germany; one brother, Rob-
ert, Shelton; two sisters, Ml.
H. A. Beazley, Deer Island, Ore.;
and Mrs. Bud Donaldson, Shel-
ton.
:Funeral services will be held
at Batstone Funeral Home at 2
p.m. Thursday with burial in
Shelton Memorial Park.
It fireplace equipment. Free coffee risen, grand larceny, who was sence by the city.
th to(), so stop by . • sentenced to a federal penitenti- He was a veteran of World
ed0tn of t ,, Ken Chapman, owner of cry in Texas before he was ap- War H.
wdh - tress , Survivors include his wife, Vi-
.lb, eSday but + EVERGREEN DRUG CENTER, prehended on the charge here;
v te to ' ,t
;"]+it Th,.. say Some- has gifts for ole Dad all over Michael MfCord and Victor ola, Shelton; two daughters, Mrs.
Y, a* Is one item the store. From cards to shavers Wright, grand larceny on a Duane McMurchie, Washington
€)h0Uld°nly we of to perfume. So make sure to charge filed in 1959, dismissed
g this hlWays fight buzz on by when you're shopping for failure to bring to trial with- o o
,eP| %t of ptc freedom for the head of the family . . . ' in 60 days; Albert Leber, grand Maurlce H. ()ulnn ..... RICHARD BOOTH
. tryme. freedoms Tom Ogden, owner of larceny, restitution has been
let, l[qf [ n]oy. I will OGDEN'S RADIO & TV, an, made and victim does not want
:e.,t0nther .Y Soap box nounced that he will be closed to prosecute; Ronald ChurclJ, Succumbs At" 7b '
It. the b' !terns more from June 10 to June 24. Every- grand larceny, prosecuted in • Maurice H. Quinn, 76, died Mfn'n Woman
i.f, USmess World body, even Tom, needs a vaca- King COUnty for possession of
F:iUbJect o - lion once in awhile, so if you stolen property, last Thursday in Shelton General ...........
Hospital. He was born July 22, r / I w
re+m.,"% di+, treedom, wanted something fixeu ann you 1890 in Parkersburg, Iowa and UCCUmDS mere
$llt +,. uerent li,ht wanted Tom to do it just wait.
,,,el " WCC Inmate had made his home in this area
!h en.'-reedom we He'll be back . . • the past 70 years. He lived at • Elizabeth C. Bingham, of
':t, cash s vin; +i.j m;rrnnhh2 604 Turner street. Mr. Quinn was Calispell, Mont.,died in Shelton
MTAh;NN/)I?NT &L i?AcNKngOn Seeking Writ a member of the Shelton Eagles General Hospital Tuesday. She
'i,. ring of' t, its banking hours. Starting this Lodge and was empk)yed as was 72 years of age. Miss Bing-
;}VA ...... Saturday, it will be open from • Howard D. Russell, an inmate maintenance and fireman at the ham was a school teacher in
#.,[LLEy APp-, 10 a.m. until 12 noon. at the Washington Corrections Shelton Post Office. Montana and was a member of
:r . this w, " Announced by Tom Weston, pres- Center, has filed a suit for a The funeral service was held Retired Teachers Assoc. She was
.,r,g e Vallev-.(. ident, the new hours will be, on writ of habeas corpus against at 11 a.m. Monday in the Bat- born July 27, 1894 in Superior,
e ':-m aaniver " Saturday only, 10 a.m. 'til noon. Ernest Timpani, superintendent stone Funeral Home. Entomb- Iowa.
I;s s always ;;r he Saturday hours are the only of the Corrections Center, and ment was in the Tacoma mauso- She had been making her home
¢l'[lv A Bar- • ons effected . . • the State of Washington. leum. with her sister, Mrs. Martha
" it . gum .... Russell contends his conviction
!yl' ( Wth 21 Years Eldon Kahny, manager of He is survived by his wife, Witsiers, 717 Railroad avenue, the
;.,ighty£.S°n Count I'ENNE¥'S, is holding a shirt on a charge of forgery by a jury Esther A., Shelton- one son, past eight months. Mrs. Witsiers
e ur: ell we might fair, and wow, have those prices in King County contained errors. Laurence D., of Seattle; one is her only surviving relative•
daughter Mrs. Clarence Wolfen- The funeral service will be held
'?e H..YOu Stop bv been slashed. If you really want barger, of Olympia; two grand- in LeRoy, Minn.
his 2NI-'PY Anniver . to save skads of money make Legal Publications
i"%s¢ Celebration dnubly sure you take part in children and two great-grandchil-
-, ( • . dren; and two brothers, Clarence =, __ =
! l y;. ' Iollars too, this event... CALL FOR BIDS W. and Leo F., both of Shelton. cIr|sTs r|an
I I' ldie , The winners in a recent pro- The Commissioners of Mason
I I th who need motion at MILLEK'S we"e: Mrs. County Fire District No. 4 will Library Meeting For S|ble School
]t' °ut oh your feet Henrietta Warnes, 21 volume set receive sealed bids on the follow- *
.Zk, the town, of encyclopedias; Ruth E. Boy- ingl .... SCS1000AA6 5-stage 10
'l bianager of sen, G. E. charcoal starter; Mrs.
,t for ;;i" has an H. Melvin, Brinnon, after shave h.p. 3- 220 V P • Daily vacation bible school at
shue UBesides set; and Mildred Schneider, bath- 189 ft. 2'/" Galv. Pipe • The Centralia Public Library, the Pirst Baptist Church will
215 ft. No. 8 - 3 wire Centralia, Washington, will host start June 12 and continue
- ti n ' efdn:has m!:)er:0Tth ion2i- :wgef! -i! 1--8" x 2½" Sanitary Well the June meeting of the Timber- through June 16. Classes will
o Seal land Library Demonstration Ad- be available for those four years
Misc. Fittings visory Conmittee. This will be old through the sixth grade. Mrs.
Fused Disconnect with Meter held in the President's Confer- Cliff Coutts is director of the
P*')Rt, .. available right here in Shelton. Base Complete -- Power to be ence Room, Centralia Commun- Bible School.
tl :. ¢ i -- The pump to be installed on the ity College at 7:30 p.m. ,tonight. Classes will be held from 9
i " '-' Will DL supplied by Fire District.
• : ':'+ ' .... new drilled well located on the D..C. and IVrs. Morley Prepper-. a.m to noon each day.
mGrim Cole Road.
The Commissioners reserve the
s Ji es As right to reject any and all bids if
"i:: Qd a necessary, f
Bids to be submitted not later
er For Next Ye r than June 20, 1967.
Mason County'
#.!:¢ Fire District No. 4
anr Jim Gonzaga University campus in WALTER SIVO
Prtll yell A-.roUnder Spokane have bus tickets when Secretary
• t the #;rlc.an Le- they depart from Olympia next 6/8-15 2t
llelto TM ballot Sunday morning The boys in- --'--NO.-302-'-5--'-
!tt! ;'W]Ve;ri; eterans elude Bruce Wils,'m, Jerry Sparks NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE
t r',ig 'u Hall end Mel Bearden under Post 31 OF REAL ESTATE
,;S ov-..' + sIxmsorship, Jan Donaldson by In the Superior Court of the
f':Ysl)ot': u trom 40 & 8 Voiture 135, Gary Mil- State of Washington for Mason HEREIS
. .%&ict t.o Men- tenberger by Shelton Kiwanis County.
iaeh%l co Ith the Club and Ien Bond by North (In Probate)
t ' mnence ' . • • In the Matter of the Guardian-
- Mason K iwams ,Jub. Bead m a ship of LILLI$q ORTGIES, A' THE PERF:EC:T
North Mason high school junior, Mental Incompetent.
LUre of the other five all Shelton high NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN
2, and school juniors. They will spend that Dora Brown, Guardian of
S, Who
during
; be in-
:raonies
When
teams
the
a week in the Boys State activi-
ties featuring leadership, citizen-
ship, Americanism, and govern-
ment.
+"' Weather
roles
Vice
Ju-
Ruth ,.
third -L' *
High Low Precip.
ca;d. June 1 68 48 --
Of- June 2 81 58 .01
and June 3 61 57 .08
; Jay June 4 69 51 --
thrid June 5 81 45 --
Joe
Jim June 6 85 52 --
CUrer. 3une 7 64 53 --
office Readings are for a 24-hour
t_ six
Unty
on the
period ending at 8 a.m. as re-
ported by the Rayonier, Inc.
weather station.
Five-Day Forecast
Temperatures Thursday thru
Monday to average near normal
With little day-to-day variation.
Normal high, 71; norrrml low 44.
Little or no rain indicated,
Screen Doors
of Shelton
426-2611
the above-named incompetent,
will sell at private sale and for
cash the following described real
estate:
Lot 3, Block 31, A.mendd and
Corrected Plat to the City of
Shelton, MaSon County, Wash-
ington.
to the highest and best bidder.
Bids must be submitted in writ-
ing and may be left with the
Guardian at 121 South Fourth
Street, Shelton, Washington. Bids
will be received until the date of
sale.
The sale will be made on or
after June 29, 1967, and the
Guardian reserves the right to
reject any and all bid.
DORA BROWN
Guardian
Glenn E. Cortes
121 South Fourth Street
Shelton, Washington
Attorney for Guardian 6/8-15 2t
NOTES
FROM
NElL
Creosote
When the oil" liquid we call
"creosote" was first distilled from
beechwood tar more than a cen-
tury ago. it was used. for the most
)art, externally on the skin as an
antiseptic and disinfectant.
For this reason it was given the
name "creosote", coined from 2
Greek wordskrco meaning
• 'flesh." and soter for "saver" or
"saviour". The term was intended
to connote that craosote was a
"skin saviour. .•
Nell's Pharmacy
nergency Ph. 426-2165
Fifth & Franklin St.---426-8827
Open Daily 9:30 to 7:30
Saturdays 9:30 - 6:00
i
GRADUATIC>N
GI
A savings account at Capital
Savings and Loan in Sheldon
makes an ideal graduation gift.
It's the perfect answer to the
gift problem. No sizes to worry
about. No colors to choose from.
And, it honors those who re-
ceive it.
What's more, it's easy to open
a savings account for a friend or
loved one at Capital, too.
In any amount.
Why don't you stop by so,on
and start your favorite grad off on
the right foot?
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OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON
107 S. FOURTH -- SHELTON
i
ANNUAL JUNE
Continues
• • •
;?d;{e35p2.; &&WOB,2XnE;gula; to:35, now $25
;fi;3E LUGGAGE '/3 o" Recj. Price
Horizon and Courier Styles -- Plus Assorted Silhouette Irregulars
BOYS-- One Goup Short Sleeve-- Sizes 8 to 18-- Reg. to $4
SPORT SHIRTS . . . . . now =1.69
BOYS -- Cotton -- Regular 3/$2.50
BRIEFS & T-SHIRTS ..... now 3/$1.89
GIFTWARE-- One Group
GLASS GIFTWARE . . I/+3 o{ Reg. Price
DRYGOODS -- Towel and Dish Cloth Irregulars
KITCHEN TERRY SET ...... se+ 77'
DRYGOODS- Regular $1.29
COTTON HONAN WEAVE • • • yd. 77€
DRYGOODS
WHAT ABOUT SHEETS? 20% of Re 9. Price
One Group Spring Maid -- One Group Irregulars
,, ..... , ..... ,,;:J ,[;j,1. "Don'tbe the LAST on
. " +" •+ ..... Your Block to Display
: The American Flag"
AMERICAN FLAG KIT
LAWN a?d/'or WALL MOUNT --Includes
\\; oo+,o. ,
/
HALYARD ROPE STORY OF THE FLAG
-- JUST IN TIME FOR FLAG DAY, JUNE 14--
CHILDREN-- One Group-- 1 & 2 pc.-- Valuesto $5.98
GIRLS' SWIM SUITS ..... now =3.50
READY-TO-WEAR -- 1 & 2 pc. -- In Many Styles & Colors -- Reg. to $18
SWIMSUITS ...... now
READY-TO-WEAR -- One Group -- Regular $11, NOW
BERMUDA SHORTS, SKIRTS & PANTS
ACCESSORIES & LINGERIE --
One Group LINGERIE SAMPLES I/2
$8.99
$3.88
Price
nationally advertised
VERY FAMOUS BRANDS
....... 17 & 21 JEWELS
WATCH SALE
Values to $59.95 ' VV Values to $79.95 Values to $110.00
" 24.99 34.99 39.99
AT'THESE PRICES FOR FAMOUS NAME BRAND WATCHES, WHY HAVE YOUR
OLD WATCH REPAIRED? DON'T MISS THIS FANTASTIC EVENTt
Open Friday 'til 8:30 P.M.
3rd & Railroad
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