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HOLLYWOOD TIES
Tailored and Styled in
California
79 € to Sl.49
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S()(KS
Snug-hug tops styled by
Wear-Ply made of mer-
' eerized cotton and rayon,
re-inforced high - spliced
heels.
35 = 4 9=
Pe lai
IIANKIES
,=, 9= Each
to
$1 Boxof3
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WALLETS
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AMONG YOUR MERCHANr
Mason county folks lugged home
a flock of prizes from Shelton
stores last weekend.
Putting it briefly a.nd numer-
ically, here are the prize winners
and their booty:
At Lumbermen's Mercantile Keds
"Treasure Chest" guessing con-
tf, st, Bonnie Millo of Hoodsport
came within a nickel of guessing
the correet amount of money in
tiv sand pile with her $27.32
guess. The actual amount was
$27.:'7. Bonnie won the bicycle
for first prize.
Only eh:,ven cents off the beam
was the $27.46 guess made by
Rickey Deyette, Star Route l, and
it carried for him a fielder's mitt.
Third prize, a pair of roller skates,
went to Lester Baker of Shelton
on a guess of $27.50; while the
,IL1L 5th and 6th prizes, eacia a
pair of Keddctte shoes, w(re
earned respectively . by Murta
Burger of Shelton on a guess e:f
$27.53, Shirley Ayers of Shclton,
who guessed $27.62, and Harold l
Oemmon of Shelton who thought
$27.03 was in the sand.
Seventh prize, a Boy Seout
knife, was earned on a $27.75
guess made by Sharon Clark of
Shelton, and thc last prize, a ball
point pen, by Larry Etherton of
Grapevicw on a guess of $26.88.
Over 600 guesses were made,
reports Orville Oppelt, manager of
the L.M. shoe department, under
whose supcrvision tbe contest, was
held.
One other prize, in an entirely
dlffer,nt, and unconnected cv?nt,
was taken from the L.M. when
Mrs. G. L. Hills of Capitol Hill be-
came the lucky winner of a $50
wdue bedspread given away by
the L.M. furnit,urc department.
Two-hundred and fifty perous
had registercd for a chal(.e at the
prize, a follow-up to the recent
open house events staged jointly
l:y the L.M. furniture department
axd the Dick Kieburtz (onstruc-
{iou Company in the concrete block
home on Angleside.
• * $
Aud finally, at tbe Children's
Wonderland open house in its new
quarters at 122 South Secendl
:treet, these three door prizes
were claimed Saturday afternoon:
1st prize, golden spaniel puppy
.... Mrs. Arthur Zehe, Route 3, Box
17-A.
2nd prize, streamlined tricycle--
Mrs. Ruth Bergeson, 1411 Rail-
road Avenue.
3rd prize, baby doll--Mrs. E. L.
Groves, 227 Satsop Sfrect.
There were ()vet" 750 registra-
tions for the door prizes, reports
Noble White, proprietor of Lhe
htore,
There aren't any prizes con-
netted with this event, unless re-
duced prices can be considered as
,inch, but, today marks the open-
ing of a 17-day summer sale at
the Hillcrest, ttardwarc.
The sale lasts through July 2,
with Sundays included, and, several
Of the h)ng list of special prices
may be studied in the advertise-
Too Late to Classify
coW, good milker, trained to stake.
l")llol/(+ 878-R-1 or see C. M. Movc¢,r,
R(,ui,' 2. l-h,x 841%. (Bayshore R,)ad). .......
Lambskin Leather, Western
and r,, mir. l'hon, 61-J. H6-16tfn.
hand-tooled designs. 'til:{ SALE} i6 :]ci;ii.. "2-b-(:(J];7{Jff(-(ig
h(,us . Mostly l'llrnisho(l, Log barn,
I 'ows tnd ('hiclens. Nvw tract.r,
;Ullvd('l! ld:tahd. (blind soil. Year
'lqlllld w(!ll. (]tlg W. Kohh,r, First
r,,a,d to left on Lyn('h ]Th)ad.
Stetjrhidc $1.98 '-'::
]i'(il}: "SALEi goiid bi{(tl t)l'hlgs and
,. . ( maltr('ss, ('h*,ap, Ph,me 472R. lib 16
Sheepskin $.1.19
(l'cderat tax IHU',t I)c added) yea(Iv h* cut. Franc,,s Simln.,ns. Rt.
o
1, }(x 1118 (]Kanlilche). fi-16
JJ(iST l):'(J'i[{{iii(l -Ti;iiiiii,',-8"Ti{i;li/i
.Id. Reward, Write Box 8,111, RI.
2, I;ollevue. Wash. D6-16-30
I1 Pop likes to tinker, or ,. icily built. Iilchen-(lining I'oo111
1;lble'witil Iwll(!hlf,. ;Jze 38" X 72",
has a workshop, hv will bc Ph(m,. 699. B6-16
pleased to get FoR SAI,l,; tisi;il"ik-2(i'x-3)--wa-lt
.utlo[, $15. /-hlme Ill. R6-16-30
rll'[tT IN FOI SLI.,E: 1929 Model A el)up(!, $40
1%9 Jl-g&-) nliles soulh on Olympta Highway-
6
- J6'
three room. and bath. newl.v redec-
ortted. Phone 5J after 6 p.m. or
inquire 421 No, 5th St. M6-16
i+Ot-k,EEi-7:fi;k'ti:ii iaigi,;"-fied-=fffib
inonth. |]ol'fect condition. Klllnmr
Ai)artrnents, No. 4, S6-1O
',iWSXLE'i "30i0 C,:.ig, $5: '.'Y'D.
Ellis, fit. 3, Box 170. Phone 960R3.
6-16-30
I Ill Illl I I
Taps & Dies 25¢ each
4-pc. Drill Sets $1.00
7 pc. Drill Sets __ $1.19
5-pc. Drill Sets .... 69¢
Expansion Bits .._ $1.98
" to 3" diameter
Tool Boxes ........ $.29
O
2 Way Safety
]Fhtshligllts $1.3
Throws 750.foot beam
Batteries ...... 11l¢
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ment on t)age 2 of this edition.[
Proprietor Jim Roush has dolled]
his store up with a new coat of[
paint for the event. I
Big event of this week among
Shelton stores is Father's Day,
which arrives next Sunday.
A large portion of the advertis-
ing space in today's Journal is de-
voted to gift suggestions for that
head of the family, Dad, and it will
be well worth the time for anyone
who hasn't yet made his Father's
Day gift purchases to study these
messages carefully.
* :L: *
Over-production at one of the
SUPER SPECIALS
SPROUSE
I REITZ CO.
I.NC.
5-111-15¢ Store
410 RAILROAD AVE.
9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Down Payment
1947 Plymouth Sedan ...... $295
1940 Chev. Coacla .............. $195
1938 Ford Coupe .................. $95
And 20 Otlers to
Choose From
Clark-Mykut Motors
322 So. First' St., Shelton
See Harold Adams
LEGAl. PUBLICATIONS
N()TICE IS IIEI[EI;Y (lIVEN TIIAT,
]IHFStlaIIL to I'lq, ltlh'i'd llotlt +t' (J[ l)abllc
ll,iH'iil lis rcqtltrl,fl by Chllptlq' 1'18
lif LaWH (JI' 19,15. State of Washington.
a IH'litiln for lllillvXiltiotl O[ a plaited
ti 7,/. itt all.d 11 ]'tlSt,ll (h)llllly, illid
in )1" lilll't :t 1 t 'ly dvst'ribcd li.u "the
Sculllz Addition lo llu City of Shvl-
tlll.+' the lllltl lill,rl,of Iwtllg fth,d J'tll'
I','col+d olt [11o third dlty of 17't'brtlary
1917 and l.(,cord*,d ill Vii liiii, ,I ill lit,
J[ 'hi. 1,I, ttttA.' 4t. Yt,cords I'll I' ]J IM4Cill
(hllliltY, Wlishillgl oll hits lit,t,ll filed
",villi tho Cily (OilallissitJll of till! City
tli" Sll(d 1, ol,
Tllt > (lly ('lllllliili4llJll I'lll t117 City
oi ,.'ll+.ltlii hcl.i,by I'ix,'s thv 281h day
>1' ,l(lll(', llll) ol the hollr of I',M.
(,I ,'ld day al Ihe CHv l|all hi lh'
l'ily of ll" hll W'.l,*|lillg|oll lm the
dall' I'ov Ilubllc heal'in thor oll IilH|
::titl ('tIIIIIIIIMHIOII dOO8 hi,toby lllvlto all
iiil.,!roled liPl'tqln to ftllllt'lll' alid '€olc
# i IL'OV{LI Off ¢ll:tttqWovlil of lhe ml-
Illk;il O11 I/|" ,ahl Schultz Ad,lilion hi
lll, Clly iff li(qtLill. Dl' any llliiq, thoi.c-
1,1.
L)ah.d lifts l.llh day ol June, l,l'J,
/s/ I1AP, FY CARL(IN.
.-M ay'¢,r
/s/ AbMA K. CATT().
Clerk. 6-16--11.
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
chick hatcheries with which
George Wagener deals for his
Wagener Feed Store laas resulted
in a bargain for Mason C(mnty
folks intere:tcd iu raising chickens.
This hatchery over-set its incu-
bator capacity and in order to dis-
pose of the extra supply a bar-
gain price of $14 per hundred is
offered on New Hampshire chicks
between June 20 and 24.
Adwtnce orders are requested,
Mr. Wagoner sfiys.
$ * *
The Shelton Shoe Repair sloop'
in the Graham Theatre Building
this week was designated as a
place for telephone users to pay
their monthly telephone bills when-
ever the main business office of
the telephone company just across
the street is not open.
v'v'V'qr VVVVV', vvv VV'q" vv VV V'VVq"
Hospital Notes
SH ELTON GENERAL
Athuitted this week to ShelLon
General Hospital were James
Cm'e, Jahncr Auscth, Fritz Prisz-
nor, Eugene Jamison,. Mrs. M.
Miller, James Haznby, Ra 1 p h
Beery, Mrs. Gregory Mahaffey and
Sylvia Dosch.
Those discharged were Hiram
Roberts, John Young, Pete Bloom-
field, Allen Prosser, Walter Swin-
hart, Darrell Luke and Charles
WoodaH.
CLINIC HOSPITAL
Admitted to the Clinic hospital
this week for surgery were Mrs.
Ed Petty, Darlene Hicks and J.
G. eard, /II.
Others admitted were Flank
Wylie, Mrs. Mary Ohmit, Philip
Bloomfield and Henry D. Boyd,,
Jr., Camp Grisdale, an accident
case.
Those discharged were Mrs.
Clayton Rank, Mrs. Thomas Tib-
hits, Mrs, Earl Mallinger. Mrs.
Jenny Hinchcliffc, McCieary, Mrs.
Stella Schnitzer, Roy L. Skaggs,
McCleary, A. P. Hulder, Ernest
Anderson and Charles Ayers,
HoodsporL ..............................................
Walter L. Marble
Representing the
:METROPOLITAN LIF]
INSURANCE COMPANY
Life and Personal Accident
and Health Insurance
1904 Stevens Phone 854
Well Dri
Water Wells- Test
OUR WORKMANSHIP
Bedell Drilling
LAURENCE BEDELL
(formcmy Davidson Drilling Co.)
Route 3. Box 101, Shelton
QUALITY
LOW IN
,, SAFEWAY
... now oontains more mJJk!
sular! more shorteninl! Befter
every way .., unex©elled
ii WHITE OR, WHEAT II'LB'LiRGE
, ' PIASTI0 --the better Mrs. Wright's Bread!
iiml[gl0m OOVER'
CRAf00I00I) WItEAT 00adowithhonoy, 14=
Delicious wheat flovar Lb.
POTATO BREA D 00=vo,ou00 toasted 14=
or plain .............................. Lb.
an ,end
'--" RAISIN BREAD 17=
Su..yba.k Margad.e Chock full of luscious
For information ' raisins Lb.
'andcoupon,$ee A SQUARE MEAL IN A SQUARE CAN
Sunnybnk display
iny0u, S.fewaySt0re. RY E B R E A D Wonderful with cheese. 15 = SPAM LUNCH MEAT
........ Adds variety ............................ lb.
Lbs. Peanut Empress Apple Strained
NucoA OR Lb,. DO R KEE'S., Butter jam Butter Honey SWANS
Beverly, chunk Strawberry, Ira- Sunny Jim, Sioux Bee. U.S.
or regular ported, Canadian! Spiced just right! No. 1 fancy.
' 1-LB. € 2-LB, : 29-OZ. ( 5-LB, (
. '""""J'-e- jAR 37 CAN 69 JAR 21 CAN 69
BUTTER! MIL
I lit,lllrdl/AI l/I I II _ _ DeLuxe Blend (1.1b. pkg. 46¢)
liKtnn0a Hams 00'00%Nob Hill 2-Lb. Pkg. 89¢'
Oscar Mayor or Diamond IIBIIlk mall
"F " Tendered 16-1b. i Lb. l/{ lBrazilian Blend (l-lb. pkg. 44¢)
;izes and under. T ' \\;'Airway -b. Pkg. 85¢
I00.u00.mi00l 'KT00,'Jl llell00! 0=n 0,,>
lllllll, lillli Vwai tem, as,,,* , , . .
Foa tea, .__=_ Edwards 1-Lb. Can 53¢ Grade "A" Homogenized or Regular.
TENDERYOUNG MILK-FED VEAL AT ITS BESTI
treat be sure and get some veal for the weekend.
"k SHOULDER ROAST, U.S. graded 'good' .... lb. 69¢
"k SIBLOIN STEAK, U.S. graded 'good' .......... lb. 83¢
* BUMP BOAST, U.S. graded 'good' .............. lb. 77¢.
VEAL CHOPS, loin or rib, U.S. 'good' ........ lb. 89¢
-k VEAL STEW, breast or neck ........................ lb. 43¢
,re to bc Tender
WIENERS .......... lb. 49¢
Red King - LB.
FREStl SALMON . 65¢
Ready for the Pan l LB.
FILLET OF SOLE 45¢
U.S. "good" - Blade Cut
POT ROAST ........ lb. 55¢
U.S. Graded "Good"
SIRLOIN STEAK lb. 79¢
Brisket, Points and Plate
BOILING BEEF lb. 29¢
* FRISKIES, Dog Food, 1-1b ..................... 2/27¢
* FRISKIES, Dog Cubes or Meal ......... 5-lb. 69¢
-k VETS DOG FOOD, 10')"o protein .... l-lb. 3/26¢
* PLAYFAIR DOG FOOD ............ 15-oz. 2/'19¢
.k AERI)WAX, liquid polish .................... qt. 59¢
* BORAXO, washes clean .................... 8-oz. 15¢
Fab Soap
Bu.y one at regular price--
get another for / price.
Cleanser
Ajax. Cleans quickly and
efficiently. 14.oz. can.
2/23*
2/43 ¢
Oxydol
Washes white without
bleaching, 24-oz. carton
Par Soap
Granulated soap. Contains
Hello for whiter washes.
oz 25*
, Crystal White
The family laundry soap.
Regular Size Bar ....
.2/13'
Lifebuoy
Wonderfully refreshing.
Healthful tool
Regular Bar Size 8¢
Torpedo Grated Style l
TUNA FISH ............ No. tin 29¢
Cherub or Darigold (Case of 48 $5.28)
CANNED MILK ................ tall 11¢
Kitchen Craft, enriched (25-1b. $1.85)
FLOUR ............................ 10-lb. 79¢
White Satin or U & I
SUGAR ............................. 50-lb. 4.46
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY, JUNE 17 & 18, 1949, SUBJECT TO MAR-
KET CHANGES AND STOCK IN SHELTON.
NO SALES TO DEALERS. SORRY, WE MUST
RSEERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTI-
TIEE.
Cantaloupes
Jumbo D1/, €
Size Lb. /
RMELO" N lb 6*
WAIE ......... .
Calif. Klondike, black seeds, every melon seleoted
for ripeness (Cut Melons lb. 6/=€)
1 F .'I
IOMAIOES ... 12-oz. ctn. 17 ¢
$olJd Red Ripe
STRAWBERRIES.. cup 2/39*
Local, luscious, large, ripe. Now is the time to
can. (Crate $2.29)
* GREEN ONIONS ................ blni, 3/10¢
* RADISIIES .......................... bllli. 3,"10¢
* PLUMS ........................................ lb. 19¢
* BANANAS .................................. lb. 19¢
* CELEBY ........................................ lb. 9¢
CARROTS .................................... lb. 9¢
12-Oz.
Can
THE CAKE FLOUR FAMOUS FOR HIGH QUALITY
................ 2¾-Oz.
)
Qt.
Fresh
Half'& Half, Lucerne cream blend pt.,
Coffee Cream, Lucerne ( -pt 22¢) lit,
Whipping Cream, Lucerne ...... (.pt,
Chocolte Dairy Drink, Lucerne .. eli,
Buttermilk, grade 'A', Lucerne -. qt,
Montrose Butter, grade AA, cubes lb
Darigold Butter ............................... lb,
Shady Lane Butter, fresh ream. Ib,
Lily Park Butr, guaranteed lb,
Breeze Cheese Food, delicious ..
Velveeta Kraft Cheese Food ........
Cottage Cheese, Blossom Time .- 1.1b'
Cottage Cheese, Kraft .....................
Nestles. For Toli House Cookies. 6-Oz.
CHOCOLATE MORSELS '"
Busy Baker, Salted Sodas
SODA '
CRACKERS .......
Sunshine, Krispy Salted
SODA CRACKERS. .....
Royal Satin, All-purpose
SHORTENING ............
Pure Vcgetable Shortening
SNOWDRIF I .............
DEL MONTE, RICH AND CREAMY! 17-0Z.
CREAM CORN .......... 2o=,,,
BETTY CROCKER PREPARED BAKING MIX
BISOUICK 0
40- z. pkg.
;i
THE ORIGINAL KRAFT SALAD DRESSING
MIRACLE WHIP ..............
!
"CLASS' A" BRAND, UNPEALED, 17-0Z.
WHOLE hPRICOTS ................