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UCEmES r
Thomas "fayl()r, 24, U.
and Helen \\;Valuta,
aL Shelton, Jun
18, and Jane
1R, both of
at Shclton, June 22.
on
Heat
Warm enough this
WithoiJt standing over
lnstall a NEW
NGE and
COOL
.50
and up
FREE
Beach Beauty
"Sumner topcoat" for bathers is
modeled by Actress Bette Davis.
Terry e]oth beach robe is col-
larle:s, ha.'-; elbow-length sleeves
and hi,h-waisted tuck at back.
About her head, Bette wears
popular fishnet scarf.
ON GAS
Y
Mrs. Morrkan Home
After 6-Month Stay
Mrs. P. R. Mort|son returned to
her home in Shelton Tuesday eve-
ning after a six-month absence
during which she nursed her fa-
ther and sister in San Diego. Four
times Mrs. Morrison started home
but was called back to San Diego
by further illness. Her father
passed away Memorial Day.
, C, COLE, Mqr.
Third St. Phone 87
f
APPAREL
THAT NEW SHOP
new ladies apparel shop invites you to make
Store your headquarters while in Olympia•
"- Dresses • Lingerie
'Coats • Suits
Sport Togs • Purses
Cone'
was formerly manager of Hughes Aberdeen
a
nd is well versed in te needs of those desiring the
in new sumrner aPlrel. Come... see for your-
' • . You'll find things 0pularly priced . . .
at Cone's
Building Olympia, Washington
"'1 thought I kuew
all about automobiles X'"
t LOT of folks have had their eyes
J opened wide by a ride in a 1939
They just didn't realize
how much more value and how
many improvements we've put in
'this car the last few years.
Today's advanced Ford is a
product of progressive engineer-
lag, fine materials and honest'
construction. It is backed by
an experience of building far
more cars than anybody else in
the world. "
One ride in today's Ford
with its smooth 8.cylinder engine,
stabilized chassis, hydraulic
brakes--will prove it's the
modern ear in the low.price field.
Matlock Events
Covered Through
News Paragraphs
By Mrs• Zeo Prlszner
Matlock, ,lune 21. -... Mr. and
Mrs. Elvin Hearing and Mr..
Anna Rediska were diuner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Harris
and family in Montesano Sunday.
Mrs. Don Hansen and chihh•en
Lawrenee and Loueillc, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Ford and daughters, Mr.
anti Mrs. Joe Paterson, Ralph and
Jean Rothrock, Mr. and Mrs. Eg-
dar White of Camp 5, Mr. and
Mrs, scott Bunnell of Tacoma, and
C. O. Decker, spent Father's Day
at the home of Mr• and Mrs. Har-
ry Ford and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lord were
business callers in Aberdeen Sat-
urday and they visited with Mr.
nd Mrs. R. C. Michael on Sunday.
Mrs. Asel Willardson and chil-
dren )pent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Palmer.
Clifford and Will Ford were call-
SOCIFi[ (V(NS
MAXINE BRIGGS, Society Editor
Phone 274J
Mrs• Ztntheo Hostess For
Mothers And Oaughter
I Tucsday, Mrs. M. C. Zinthco en-
/tertatned with a 1:00 o'clock lun-
cheon for mothers and daughters
at her home• Those present were
Mrs. Adelht Rex and daughter,
Mrs. Roy Lnughnan; Mrs. E d
Faubert and moLhcr, M:'v. Della
Jarvis of Chewelah; Mrs. I r 1
Mays and daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Kincaid nf Yak|ms; and M r:;.
Alice Gorham el W:itsbui•g, mo-
ther of the hostess, Mrs. Uinthoo.
The afternoon was spent socially.
(larden Chlh To ilold Monthly
Mttng And Exhibit
M.n,iay afternoon, June 26, the
Shclton Garden Club will hold its
Degree ()f Honor To llave
llg Meeting Tuesday
NoxL Tuesday evening the De-
gree of Honor is planning a large
meeting at the I.O.O.F. hall at 8
p.m. It is tlc close of a recent
membership (h'ive and the losing
,i(le will entertain the winning
side. There will be refreshments,
entertainment and a general soc-
itl time. The meeting is for the
members, their hushands a n d
froallies and friends. Mrs. Oscar
Moll i general chsirman and a
good attendance of the member-
, !,hip i:" (leslred.
Lo(ud Pan,pie Attend
Amaranth In Seattle
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Ida
regul:tr monthly meeting' ,,it the Loughnan, Mrs. Ella MeCulloch
ers in Shelton Saturday afternoon. Memorial Hall. There will be and Mrs. Vera Dufflcld attended
Mrs Augusta I ortman arnv,d talks by Mrs. Robert E. trown . ........... i 1
Saturday in Montesano fromtoa "Bird, In The Ga, lcn" md .;rmn(lsnlp Night electclerks d
€ • , . ' ourt, Amaranth in I rue.
Ja.mest.)wn, New York where M.'s Laura K. ,'lumb, on "Natur- .. . ' ....
she has spent the past ten month" !'d Beauty't Town'* Asset " The nese occasmns •o.me omcer ot
' . " " • ........ • • some otner court tills in a ,tan)n
wth her rosters, monthly fl)wer exhibit will m- fo .... he( co " O "hi 0ccss
' t . • , [ tnc Ot ," urt. n t S ..-
Mr. and Mrs. John Zott called clu le the following: Ho,'tcult,mtllion '
Mrs.
Loughnan
acted
aS
mar-
Tuesday on Mr and Mrs. C. A. group; r)ses, n}'xc(l nouquet, lshal In the east and Mrs McCul-
BalIke: A. J. Anders)n an(l sons i[i! ' f!ial°i)ni!)ai:PAi ' )(Cuh'•L:°yclle2tt());[1 thetoure
Raymond and Roy, .ent Sunday7. c .... . v.. ' '. ? ".-thc Colonial court for the opening
• , • tic arrangements oz, l'e(l, InK 1 "
with the former s brother-in-law } ./ " P . ceremonies. Mrs. Duffield is as-
, lifo or roses
• rod sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.I ' " [.ociate matron of Latu'el Court.
Barker. ]Past Presidents Degree ....... '-7'--.,
• I " . ' ve||a|l|ff "l'O rJ.'aKe | |;tee
Billy -Iarrm came back to his I Of Honor Meet Tuesday Frid-, Mor||ln Ilere
grandfather's Friday after spend- ............ --*.' " " " "
" a ek a • "'r anti "" --o / lne Mast l-resl(lents el l;ne .ue-i - ' Wil t vet} De -- "'
lng we t a mrs T m l .... m e d a'" I Miffs V a e l,Ocnler,
. , " • gree el: tlonor nlet L'U S ay , tier- " (
Kelley s at Camp 3 ........ - ........ I dauzhter of Mr, an l Mrs H. C.
/noon Vltn Mrs (.nDI ItCUell Intl.. " , __,._-- .,__L --d
Mrs A S King was a Shelton t ..... "- -' --_ .. aoorc o[ .t-omtsct wan. a,
• " ' a l:OO ()'CLOCK luncneon, lne al-' • S
caller Friday to ..... --- ................ Donald Qumn son of Mr. and Mr .
• .r.,,, WtCS S enL wln convcI•a- . '
Mr, and Mrs. Steve Wollover tion and needlPwork Those eo Clarence Qumn of Shelton, will be
• pr o- united in m:.rriag'e Friday morn-
and son, Garry of Lake Louise.
visited from Sunday to Wednes-
day in Albert Winkelman's and
Otto Miller's homes.
Mr. nd Mrs. L. D. Portman,
Edward Tovmend and Mrs. Aug-
usta Portman were dinner guests
at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Portman's
home Sunday.
5can Rothrock is spending this
week with her cousin Mrs. Edgar
White at Camp 5.
Mrs. Steve Wotlover and son.
called Monday morning on Mrs.
L. D. Portman.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson and Ray-
mond, called on Mrs. Jess Michael
Tuesday morning and on Mrs.
Herman Ahem in the afternoon•
A big dance at Matlock Grange
hall, Friday night! Bert Rau's
orchestra furnishes the music.
Come early and stay late, and
bring all your friends for a good
time.
The Bank ol Elgtani
The Bank of England is not a gov.
ernment institution, but a private
banking house, tl|e largest in the
world, with the British government
as its chief customer. It is con-
trolled by a governor, deputy gov.
ernor and 24 directors. The Bank
of England is a joint-stock bank, the
first of its kind in Great Britain. It
was organized with a capital of
1,200,000 pounds, subscribed by
many stockholders, and opened for
business January 1, 1695, during the
reign of William III.
Huerby Motors
Authorized Ford Dealer for Mason County
ant included Mrs. Edith Hickson,
Mrs. Marie Murphy, Mrs. Frieda
Smith, Mrs. Maude Mcll. M r s.
Pearl Noblett, Mrs. Esther Mor.
gan, and the hostess Mr. Mitchell.
Mrs. Bessie Barrett was a guest
of the group•
Father's Day Enjoyexi
At Anyn Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cleveland
and sons Duane and Tommy; Mr.
and Mrs. Elton Cleveland, Darryl
and Kirby; and Miss Nita Cleve-
land, all of Hillerest, spent Fa-
thefts Day wSh their parents near
Allyn Sunday. Their welD-filled
baskets added to the chicken pie
and strawberry shortcake t h e i r
mother had prepared, made t he
repast quite complete. Duane re-
mained with his grandparents for
a week's vacation. He will re-
turn to his home in Shelton Sat-
urday when all will join to help
him celebrate his 12th birthday
anniversary. Miss Max|he Enlow
was also a guest of the Clove.
lands, Sunday•
Itinbow Girls Itoid Meeting
Tuesday Evening
Tuesday evening the Rainbow
Girls held their regular business
meeting, after which the DeMolay
members joined the Rainbow
group and completed plans for
a picnic which will be held Sun-
day, June 25 at Horseshoe Lake,
the DeMolay boys to he hosts.
The events for the day will in.
elude a seavanger hunt, swimming
races and diving contests for
which prTzes will be give. In
the afternoon there will be a soft-
ball game between the DeMolays
and the Rainbow Girls and in the
[ evening a bonfire and wiener roast
will be enjoyed, with dancing at
the close.
Mrs. Fred Hlckson Is Hostess
For Bridge Club On Monday
Monday evening, Mrs. Fred
Hlckson was hostess for a bridge
club of which she is a member.
with two tables of contract. Mrs.
Win. Noblett and M#s. Hickson
won the honors. Members pres-
ent included Mrs. W. F. McCann,
Mrs. Noblett. Mrs. Chas. Hurst,
Mrs. Max Myers, Mrs. Nell Mc-
Phee, Mrs. R. Gerhardt. Mrs. A1-
da Mae Sullivan, and the hostess,
Mrs. HicRson.
Mrs. A. B. 6ovey
Is Hostess Tuesday
Mrs. A. B• Govey entertained
a bridge club of which she is a
member, with a luncheon and
bridge at Kopa Chuck, on Horse-
head Bay. Two tables were in
play, Mrs. Russell M. Pickens and
Mrs. A. C. Bayley winning hn,
ors. Mrs• Pickens and her sister,
Mrs Harry Sehott, were guests
of the club.
• Engagement Of Daughter Is
Announced Thi Week
Mr. and Mrs. Martin S. Michael-
son announce the cngagement of
their daughter, Bernice Amelia,
to John Hoffman of Everett, son
of John Hoffman of Daytona
Beach. Fla. The wedding will be
held in the Lutheran chtrrch here
the early part of July.
To Attend V. F. W. Meethlg
In Vanconver Today
Mrs, Virginia Olsen, Mrs. Art
Macke and Mrs. Orden Harrison
planned to attend the encamp-
ment of the Veterans of Foreign
lVa rs Auxiliary in Vancouver.
Wash., today through Saturday.
Attend Meeting Of
8 & 40 Tonight
Mrs. John Rottle and Mrs. E.
F. Martin planned to attend a
meeting of Kitsap County de-
partment officers of 8 et 40 at
Y Not Lodge on Long Lake, near
Port Orchard this evening,
Correction In Metlng Time
Of Rebekah Lodge
ing, June 24, at the Catholic rec-
tory, with Father Mark We|chinas
officihting. Attending the couple
will be Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wilson
of Shelton. Following the cere-
mony, the young couple will leave
for a thor( trip. They will make
their home in Shelton where Mr.
Quinn is employed in one of the
local mills.
Active(los Enjoy Meeting
WedneMay Eve|ling
The Activette met with Mrs.
Harohl Watkins for a delicious 7
o'clock supper Wednesday eve-
ning, followed by two tables of
bridge• Mrs. Max Marr won the
cut prize. Mrs. Sidney Grimes of
Port Angeles was a guest of.the
club.
Plan To Leave For
Alaska This Weekend
Mrs. Lester Dobson, Alma Lee
Dobson ad Mrs. Ed Roberts are
planning to leave Shelton Satur-
day for Seattle, from whe re
ey will sail Sunday for Alaska.
rs. Lcster Dobson will join her
husband at Fairbanks, and Mrs.
Alma Lee Dobson plans to stay
,there indefinitely with her two
ons, and daughter-in, law Ralph
and Mr. and Mrs. Lestcr Dobson,
respectively. Mrs. Roberts plans
to join her husband who is in
Nome, when she can make boat or
plane connections. This trio has
been planned before, but has had
to be cancelled "Secause of the
eanceIlatlon of boat schedules.
They are taking their car and will
'leave the boat at Valdez, driving
from there to Fairbanks over the
Richmond highway•
Rainbow Glrl-[ioihers
Club To Have Picnic
The Rainbow Girls Mothers Club
will have a potluck picnic on the
Bay next Tuesday, All those
attending will meet at the Mason-
ic Temple at 11 o'clock from
which place all will leave togeth-
er. Anyone wishing further in.
formation is asked to call 314W
or 469J.
Mrs. H|mon Berg Is
Hostes Wedn eday
Wednesday evening, Mrs, Han-
son Berg was hostess for a bridge
club, two table of which were in
play. Mrs. Roy Rector won the
first prize, At the close, delicious
refreshments were served.
Juveniles Of Degree
Of Honor l*h'nic.
The Juveniles of the Degree of
Honor held their picnic at Towa-
naii State Park Wednesday. There
were" 30 present, enjoying the
swimming and all-day affair. A
lunch was served at noon. This
will be the last meeting of the
summer, except picnics which will
im announced from time to time.
SUN I)Ak" VISITORS
Visitors Sunday at the h o m e
of My. and Mrs. Chas. Loitz were
Mr. and Mrs. B, Loitz and baby
Vrankie, and Mr, and Mrs. Carl
Broncetta of Fort LewiS; Miss
Loretta Loitz of St, Peters Hospi-
tal in Olympia, and Roy. and Mrs.
R. Bre.,,sler, Mt. View. Miss Lottz
is takhlg a two weeks' vacation•
GUESTS HERE FOR SUMMER
Mrs. A. Hnson of San Pedro,
Calif(wnia. has arrived here to
spend the summer with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Agnes Lund and her
mother, Mrs. Thos. Chapmaz,,
VISITOR HERE
Mrs, Sidney Grlme, of Port An-
geles, arrived last Thursday for
a visit with her mother, Mrs. Chats.
Norris• She exneets to remain
here until Saturday,
SPOKANE VISITOR HERE
Miss Barbara Kin of Snokale,
s student at the University of
Washington, is visiting Mrs. Len
Walton, for a short time.
CALIFORNIA GUEST HER
The Rcbekahs will meet at the O. G. Men.tuber of San Fran-
I,O.O.F. hall tomorrow night at ctsco, arrived here Tuck:lay for a
18:00 p. m., instead of 7:30, as an- visit of eight days with his bro-
nounced previously, thor-in-law and sister-in-law, Mr.
Amaranth Social-Club and Mrs. S. A. Hatcher, Mrs.
Postponed [Meamber has been here for sev-
eral weeks. On their return to
The Am.ranth Social Club, I California next week, Mrs. Hatch-
which was to have tact Tuesdayler aud daughters, Carol Je an
evening next week, has b eenl--d Hlen M'e, will aee0mpany
indefinitely postponed. I them for a month's vf,it.
"" ' O- C"
With the 330-foot-long trench silo, above, Lyle Doyle finds answer
to 735-ton silage problem. Operator of farm near Fort Worth,
Tax, Doyle was confrouted with feed di]zmma wlmn his herd ot
109 cows presented blm with 112 calves.
........... TO-VISIT MOTHEI ........... iZii;-(;i:qi: K.;,-(Sii-ii;i;i?-
Mrs t" M Smith of Hoe(sport ,(
...... , " G )riTe Lee l{tlIll.Cl', .;mall son
lefL Thursday morning for y- f . . Mr L o Hunf,- t f
• . ( Mr. Lad __-'S _.-} ....... :e." .7_
ommg Pennslv)mt where sh( ,
• ", ' .' : ; - ". 2. ' Matin(k, w:ts tr ,uest of Glennie
will spend the summcl VlSltlng
• " ' , lreitspcher in Shelton from ::,'tt-
with her mothc
' ' : "" urday to Tues(lay this week.
(wESTS- xi-(:i)mm-iio M E -- .................... " ......................
Mrs. Charles Thrasher a n d MAJOR OPERATION
(laughter, Char!ca(, of P,rtlan:l, Mrs. Frank lfunting of Hood
arrived In nCl[on '.L'Ue la / [o
.... t' ' Carlal undcl'went a SLICCCSSfLII nla-
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs " " " . ,
Re" Coble They will bc he|e all ]or oeratio:l at Shelton nospitai
week, I:hi, morning.
Special Four-Square
Services Sunday Eve
Special services will be h e I d
Sunday evening, strting at 8 .'-
clock, at the l,'our-Sqttare Gospel
church ,:m Hill(rest with an illua.-
trated sermon enLit.lc(t "The Ten
Virghs" in three colorful scenes.
Special music an:] =,;ngmg will
be ad(litional features of thc pro-
granl. A cor(lial invitation is ex-
tende(l to the t)ublic by Rcv. W.
B. Lambert, pastor.
VVVVVVVVVV'.'
If spots have marred
Your &ess,s' bauty
Send them to us--
We'll do our duty.
VACATION
TIME
IS HERE
Yes, it's the time of the year when we naturally begin to think of those
trii)s to the beach or to the mountains that bring a i)leasant brehk iri the
everyday routine. We'd like to remind you of the many little drug nec-
-essities you'll need on your vacation and offer this partial lht of vaca-
tion drug needs as an aid to you:
STRONG
ABSORBENT
I3c =oo s.em
2 for 25¢
. 39¢
3 Bars
Roger &
Gallet
Soap $1.00
Bottle Cologne
FREE!
DON'T FORGET THESE
t'olaroid Day Glasses ......................... $1.98
50e Unguentine .................................... 43¢
$1.00 Unguentine, 3-oz ......................... 89¢
50¢ Sunex Cream ................................... 49¢
Flit ]n'ec Spray, qt .............................. 39¢
Norwich Sun Tan Oil .......................... - ',]3¢
Noil (Liquki Stm Shade) .................... 33¢
Sun (}lasses ........................................ 25¢ up
60¢ I)rene Shampoo ................................ 49¢
40¢ Vaseline Hair Tonic ...................... 33¢
60¢ Alka-Seltzer. ................................... 49¢
Whittemore's Shoe White .................. 23¢
Ardsley Linen Stationery .................... 49¢
100 sheets--50 envelopes.
8!.)¢ Citro-Carbonate (reduced) ........ 57¢
Arrid Dedorant Cream'. ........................ 39¢
75¢ Listerine, large size ...................... 59¢
J&J Home First Aid Kit ...................... 39¢
Mosquitone Insect Rel)ellent .............. 25¢
100 McKesson Asll!rin .......................... 37¢
Let's Take Some Pictures "
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3.25
8ix-16 Brownie .............................................. 3.75
Six-16 Brownie Spells| ................................ 4.00
81x-16 Brownie Speoial ................................ 4.50
Jiffy Kedak Six-15, Series II ................... 9.50
Kodak Junior Six-20, Series |1
Single lens ...... .....,, ................................... 8,75
Kodak Juntor ix-20, Series Ill
K.A.f. 6.3 lens .......................................... 16•00
Kodak Senior $ix-20, K.A.f. 4.5 lena ........ 28.00
Kodak Senior $1x-16, K.A,f. 4.5 lens ........ 32.00
Kodak Bantam, Kodalinear f.8 lens ........ 4.75
Kodak Bantam, K,A. f, 6.3 lena ................ 9,50
Kodak 35, Special f. 3.5 lens .................... 39.50
3.75
4.25
8.25
7.75
14.50
25.00
29.00
3.95
S,50
33.50
Fresh Strawberry Sundae
CREAM OF ROSES
Refreshing
tantalizing
MADE WITH:
MaM
ICE CREAM
Fir Drug Store