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lay. 1913164 ‘ay, July 6,1944. ' I
{Grapeview Scrib
TAgain Active
1 The absence of notes for two
l
I
‘onger Than Sl
ufacturers afé.
which they C
tensile strengm’
weeks was due to the absence of
the. correspondent, not to a lack
of news. We found that We could
easily start a glad-to—get-back-to-
,Grapeview Club. The several wo-
‘men who have been away recent-
ly all express themselVes that
,wayfiand we were as fervent as
,lany, though we had gone the
{shortest distance.
,1 Mrs. A1 Okonek, who had gone
to Michigan to accompany her
mother, returned week before last.
Her visit there with relatives she
had not seen for nearly 20 years
was very happy in spite of heat
and a midwest thunder storm.
Her journey home was very tire-
.some, standing for hours. She
ltook time while visiting to make
lsome clever birch bark postcards
‘to send to friends.
1 Mrs. Reeves, who attended a
'wedding in California, assured us
Ehat Grapeview looked good to
er.
Mrs. Coleman wrote as soon as
she reached Oklahoma that she
was ready to come home.
Mrs. Will Spooner,
been visiting relatives in Van-
couver, B.C., for four months,
was welcomed home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jermy, of Ta-
coma, brought her to Grapeview.
Pamela Campbell came for a
short visit.
0118 Ver young woman who
seems contented to stay away
from Grapeview is Evelyn Bar-
Cecil Solly
lgrandparents in Seattle for three
weeks.
The Women’s Club met with
‘Mrs. Stratford on June 29. Mrs.
Harry Willis, who had the pro-
gram, read a very interesting pa-
per on Argentina. Plans were laid
§for the annual picnic which will
[be on July 12. Miss Barker assist-
, led Mrs. Stratford.
' , Miss Lottie Stevens, teacher at
Milton, Ore., arrived Monday to
visit Miss Adeline B. Wyeth. Miss
'Wyeth, who also teaches in Mil-
. ton, came two weeks ago to spend
Ithe summer at her cabin here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bush have had
their son and his wife, from Port.
land, as guests last week.
We were sorry to hear that
Mrs. Hoke has been in the hospi-
tal ‘recently. She is better now
and we hope she continues to im-
prove.
Mrs. Green, of Willapa Harbor,
was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Orin Buckingham last week when
she received the startling news
Here’s The Man for Congress!
1 l‘i‘AlllOli SEXTON
DEMOCRAT
ET
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FRIDAY. JULY 7
KXRO—«Aberdeen-Hoquiam, 8:15 ,‘
KSYLKw-Longview—Kelso, 8:15
{ZILAV~Cuntralia-Clichalis, 8:15
"‘ ’»—-Ol::mpia. 8:15
8:15
K’v’A N—Vancouver,
MONDAY, J'ULY 10
who has l
I frett, who has been visiting her'
Shelton Valley
Sewing Club Meets
l
Shelton Valley, July 5—The.
meetinfg of the Home Sewing Club I
will be held at Echo Farm next
Thursday, July 13.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kneeland
and little son, Edward Allan, Miss ‘
Mickie Maynoche, Mrs. Bruce Mc- i
Cleonand, Lt. Davidson were out.
from Shelton Thursday evening:
to visit at the Highlands with Mrs.
Signe Kneeland and to help Mrs.
John Kneeland celebrate her birth-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rutledgei
and family went to Seattle last‘
week, the former to consult a
specialist about a back ailment,
the result of an injury last sum-
mer. They returned home Monday
evening, leaving Miss Neva Dawn
to spend the holiday in the big
city with relatives.
Roy Anderson of Matlock was
a visitor at Echo Farm Thursday
evening with the Dewey Bennett
and Winsor families.
The regular meeting of the
Grange will be held this Thursday
night.
Mrs. James A. Cunningham
visited in Shelton Saturday with
,ers. Dick McGee and Mrs. L. W.
lRice.
Mrs. Ina Fort of Tacoma, Mrs.
IHazel Healey and daughter Ann
,of Yakima and R. Amos of Agate
were additions to the house party
at Alder Brook Farm for over
the Fourth holidays.
Vearl Bennett was a visitor here
with relatives the first of last
week, having been called here
Prosser by the .serious illness of
his brother, Dan Bennett, of Shel-
ton. He returned home Tuesday
afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett,
former residents here have bought
a 20 acre farm just out of Pros-
ser and are engaged in diversified
farming.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson
of Camp Three visited with his
aunt, Mrs. H. A. Winsor, and
family Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rutledge
were hosts at a neighborhood pic-
nic on the Fourth, which was
held on the lawn under the sade
of the fir trees at Alder Brook
Farm. At the request the group
stood around the picnic table and
sang a verse and chorus of The
Star Spangled Banner. The after—
noon was enjoyed visiting. ,
Lee Schuffenhauer visited with
relatives at Centralia during the,
week-end. :
Mrs. Signe Kneeland spent Sat-
KXRD;Alierdeen—Hoquiam, 6:45
KTVLKiLIingview-Kelso. 6:45
KELA-«ClIntrzilia—Clichalis, 10:15
KGY—Olympia, 6:45
I‘:\IV,Z\N-7Vran(ftlUl't‘I',
{above lll’lll‘
that her home had been com-
pletely destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Sarah Hansen had her
birthday well celebrated. On June
15 she and Mrs.
whose birthday is the same day,
l were entertained at dinner at Mrs.
lCliff Barretts. Then on the 17th,
IMrs. Barrett, assisted by Mrs.
,. iCharles Lombard, gave a pinochle
party in Mrs. Hansen’s honor.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lombard, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lombard, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schwinn, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Florek from Allyn, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira B. Palms, Mr. Joe Tchi-
da, and the honor guest, Mrs.
Hansen. As was fitting, though
she had never had the luck be-
fore, Mrs. Hansen had 1500
6:45
is p. m.)
MARION SEXTON’S YOUR
MAN
0LT) ENOUGH TO KNOW
\‘(H'NG ENOUGH TO DI)!
he Man Who Will Win
in November”
prize. ,
Gwenn Dettman of Seattle, has
been visiting Leah McGraw re-
cently.
The L. McGraws have moved to
the Hillman house on the bluff.
Chester Hansen has gone to
Seattle where he will work this
summer.
Phil Besch and Bob Barker
spent the Fourth of July week
end with their aunt, Miss Hattie
Barker. Phil expects a call to ser- I
great State;
are prosperl
)e built "'
undant pow"i wv1ce soon. .
nation’s Wat There are several items about;
, h P Ci ‘- , some of our community boys in]
.n. t e a I, lserv1ce. We were glad .to heari
tric power c” 'that Edward Okonek wrote from,
Wales on June 9 that he was well. I
Dean Buckingham left last week,I
lfor Gonzaga where he will have}
:several months training in Naval
: Aviation.
Emmett Peterson is at Fort
pm“ and chea
e abundant-
alien Japan
3d again to
nave said
lf property Er
luired illeg‘ai I
by alien JSP'
overnor I .1,
neral to 113"
es invalida’a
TX- r
to reduction,“
which was ‘
by the pres? ,
believe it [h ,
Id unneces’cla
'.
--‘fi—_
.
elder citiZ
ions and m
For Best
W to meet a M‘lZINo FEATURES INCLUDING
hat .
initials s. I . DE REA TTY IN PERSON "Items 8 of
muSt be gw I .‘ :wi'd Animal Trainer of all time
MRS. HARRIETT BEATTY
Presenting at one lime
TWO HOSTILE
quitable , (“"6 40 sAvAGE, CRUEL.
:, ‘THIRSTV, JUNGLE BRED
“all '.
. and Nation
8.
flARIo
‘ A N Sen‘
fish, will: of
.f '85
. "GERS "4 MAMMOTH Loans or TIIEJIINGLE-OIANT as.
r’s rights I ,, STEEL ARENA plum nun ROYAL BENGAL TIGER ,
aintained. W “S a. “,9 won“) 0, WHITE Tops .i their THRILLING BEST
illecrfiéif’a T"IE FLYING CONCELLOS 6°r9e°vsly
l ‘ "‘"ins exploits on the FI ing Tra - eze
c°5"'m°d
AERIAL
BALLET
AMAZING EXCELLOS
World's Most Astounding
High Pole Ac!
Harry P.
State Col,
- - Nu ESTRELITA INCOMPARABLE DISPLAY
l . n
“on. m gl°5:::;::;;:,;;;',:nd or SUPER HORSEMANSHIP \
‘V .TTOMPTON Remarkably TWO BIG SHOWS
' tq'SF . Educated NOW WEI-DEB
; cuWI. "mm 55 INTO ONE!
,f the ma’jaf . ~ oy CHIMPANZE
0 Hundreds of People 8: Anlmols
0 Tons of Performing Elephants
0 Scores of Mognificenlflorses
o Clowns GaIOre o Acres of Tents
,
the state, ”
Irantee that
we weeks V.“
Republican for
U. S. SENATOR
l
i in I .
l pinochle, thus capturing the first I peas and tomatoes—effective July.
,with his family here and in Seat-
Lewis. Bob Hansen has completedi I
urday evening in Shelton at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mc-g
Conkey. . . I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Westfall of!
Buckingham’ lShelton visited at Echo Farm with '
Mrs. J. A. Cunningham Tuesday
evening. '
pmmmu
(Continued on page eight)
pound for July, compared with.
10 points before the two-week:
point—free period. 5
Canned milk is increased to 2/3 ‘-
red point per pound (2 points for
3 cans) from 1/2 point.
Points on Vegetables
Points will be restored to three .
canned vegetables —— asparagus,
2. The action was taken with the ‘.
approval of the War Food Admin- ‘
istration. l
Point values, assigned to these'
items by OPA, for the popular»
No. 2 size container are: aspara-
gus, 10; peas, 5; tomatoes, 5.
his preliminary training at Great
Lakes and wil go to Chicago for'
several weeks of pre-radio train--
ing. He is spending his 12 day-,
furlough
between assignments
1 tie.
Voters of
Mason County
I Regardless of whether you 1
are Democrat or Republican,
whether you cast your vote
for me or the other fellow, it I
is your duty to help govern
. this country of ours by casting
: your vote.
Our fathers, sons and daugh-
ters are dying today on the
battlefields to preserve our
right to exercise this privilege.
Do not turn down the men
and women Who are giving
their all so that those who
come back from this war can
settle our difficulties by ballot
instead of bullets.
I I have lived in Mason county
18 years. I am vitally inter-
ested in all. the community ,
affairs of Shelton and Mason I
county. I believe the position ‘
of County Commissioner of
vital importance to Shelton
and Mason county in commun- I
ity affairs. I do know it is no
part time 101) regardless of the
salary’
l
y I cannot contact all of you '
‘ voters before the primaries. I I
have no money to carry on '
this Compalgn by placards and
extenSIVe traveling. The posi-
tion 0f 'CQmmissioner, import-
ant as It IS: does not warrant
the cost of these in my esti- .
mation. I
I think Mason county
equipment should be housed,
painted and taken care of the
same as any other business .
takes care 0f their equipment. 1
I 35k for, your support in the
coming Primaries and promise
all Of my tlr{le and my very
best efforts 111 looking after
your County affairs and prop-
erty.
road
I thank you,
Cliff C. Collins
(paid adVertisement)
SHELTON—MASCN goniii'rr JOURNAL
(Ball Games Set i
[for better games and better ex-
For Friday
PEE W’EE LEAGUE
\Von Lost
3
. 3 .‘
2
Deffinbaugh .............. .. 1 4
Pee Wee Leaguers continued to,
play sparkling ball last week with
all four teams fairly well bunch-
ed together. The fact that the!
teams are evenly balanced makes'
perience for all the players.
The game with Olympia sched-g
uled for last week was postponed. 5
An all-star Pee Wee aggregation.
will play Olympia’s younger Jun- ’
ior Legion team Friday after-I
noon. ‘
The opening of Junior Legion
play for Shelton last Sunday
‘found the locals taking a pair of
drubbings from Port Orchard’s;
potent club, 9 to 1 and 11 to 8.l
Coach Ned Snelgrove was so‘
short of players that he had to}
fill out his team with navy players I
and pitch Infielder Gordon Hop-l
land in the first game.
A double-header will be play-i
ed this Friday (July 7) with.
Olympia. One will be a regular
Legion game the other a game
for boys below the Legion age.
MARRIAGE LICENSES .
J. 0. Roy, Bereley, Calif., and ..
old Bjorgen, Paulsbo, and Sylvia
E. Staley, Fort Lawton; George
Clark, Oakville, and Clara M.
Glaver, Oakville; Vetrus Rodgers,
Shelton, and Mrs. Lillian Settle,
Shelton; Harry Tate, Ketchikan,
and Ruth Muller, Bend, Oregon;
John Hembury, Farragut, Idaho,
and June R. Mescher, Spokane”
Helen O. Meyers, Oakland; Har-I'
‘Herbert C. Meyers, Seattle, and
Lydia E. Lewis, Seattle.
Beetle’s Defense Weapon
Australia has a'aombardier beetle
which sends out a little cloud of
acrid vapor to disable its enemies .
temporarily. I
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T A X I
snnvmn ‘
Phone 392 l
cilia)
Fresh Bread
Julia Lee Wright’s
Fresh Milk
Lucerne “Country Fresh"
Fresh Butler
Creamery Butter in prints
Fresh Eggs
Co-Op. Grade "AA" Large doz.
Acme Lard
“Kettle Rendered” . . . '
No points! lb.
CANE SUGAR
C. d. H. or Sea Island
Granulated
Use Stamps 30, 31, 32, '40
CIGARETTES
1V2-lb.
qt.
PKGS.
RALEIGH or CHESTERFIELD
Ctn. $1.55
Prince Alberl
0r VELVET TOBACCO
A value!
1 lb.
~‘ 1 , ,
Delicious Chowder help.» on Label. ;
Ideal Ior Stews. Fritters. Etc.
PEANUT BUTTER
The NEW Chunk Style
that everyone likes!
2ll...____....-.........._45c
31¢
74¢
Shortening
ROYAL SATIN
All-vegetable Shortening
__~
Funeral Friday For
Frederick Renn
Funeral services will be held
at 11 o’clock Friday morning for
Frederick M. Renn who passed
away July 4 at the hospital. Ser-
vices will be held at Acacia Cem-
etery, Seattle, with the Rev. Muh-
ly conducting the service.
Mr. Renn was born November
11, 1866 in Texas. Survivors are
one niece, Clara Reed, of Tahuya.
' l
Mason County
Creamery Says:
In 430 B. C. Pericles wrote,
“We regard a man who takes
no interest in public affairs, not
as harmless, but as a useless
character." No doubt the mess
we are in today is due in part
to the fact that many people
who should take active interest
in public affairs don't even
vote. Certainly, if for no other
reason than self preservation,
we should take an active part
in getting the vote out by con-
tacting those people who we
know in the past have failed to
vote. and impressing upon them
the importance of the coming
elections. You can be sure cer-
tain pressure groups are work-
ing to get their votes out to
their individual advantage. We
are not looking for any special
favors, all we want is a fair
break, and if everyone votes, we
won't have to worry too much.
En.) or Tara’s
I I
SII‘IOIII
graded “good,” tender
and juicy (10 pts.)
lb. 40¢
Bib Boast
graded “good.”
7" cuts (9 pts.)
lb. 32¢
13¢
13¢
48¢,
49¢
Make Zoom "nappies,"
The new cocky-confection
wlllI Inslunl-cooklng
Zoom cereal!
20-02. pkg.
15¢
ElBERTA PEACHES
FRUIT COCKTAIL
BARTLETT PEARS
GRAPE JUICE ‘
Church‘s, pure .......... ..16-oz. (10 Dim)
TOMATO JUICE 21 c
Sunny Dawn............... 46-02. (18 pill)
TOMATO JUICE 3 /29c
Libby’s ......................... ..18-oz. (6 PtSJ
llBBV'S BEANS 2/ 1 9c
Deep Brown .............. ..14-oz. (8 915-)
APPLE SAUCE. 29-01. 29c
I. b y‘s runny ................. ..(30 points)
KADOTA FIGS, 141/2-01. 14c
Sun Down Brand ............ ..(20 points)
rancy grade P13 PUMPKIN
. Creamy Smooth!
390
More vitamin A in the diet im-
proved the eye of enamel-color
matchers
stoves and other appliances.
.h___ -fl. .s ._ -
all... It’s Te
ZOOM ‘
19¢
Fisher’s Biskit Mix
29¢
Try The New Double-Quick Coke
. . . with Biskil Mix . . . iusl two
steps for take success! 40-01. pkg.
VACUUM-PACKED'IN GLASS
Sold on o money-back
guarantee. Regular Of drip grind, lb.
Quality foods your blue points will buy
28c
Xunt’o Supreme ...... ..29-02. (43 pts.)
31c
Libby'l Fancy .... ..3o-oz. can (43 pts.)
24:
Highway Halves ...... "29-02. (43 pts.)
15:
PORK G. BEARS. 15‘/z-01. 12c
, Dennison’s, rich sauce........10 points
llBBY'S PUMPKIN, 31-01. 12c
(15 points)
NO SALES 'ro DEALERS! Prices start rriday. July 7, 1944.
_ . liag‘e3
Governmental Function
Nearly half the states in the Unit-
ed States operate airplanes in con-
nection with some governmental
. function.
filed
RUSSELL H.
More Vitamin A
o
in a factory producing
FlUENT
(Democrat)
, STATE
TREASURER
As Chairman of the Board of King
' County Commissioners, has helped reduce County
indebtedness $6,894,890.00.
years legal practice. 8
years experience in elective offices.
D " Has constructive program
of state financial preparedness for post-war period.
VOTE FlUENT
FOR
Primaries
July I l
minions? vSALAB TREAT"
nderI... It's uicy! '
I; All ME
J‘B‘ .
Beef Chuck Raul 27¢
Acme “grain-fed” Arm or Blade (7 points) LB.
Eireneegr§ryf2c£tggila§goow ino pts.) LB.
31¢
Pork Shoulder Roast
Fresh 'Picnic, butt half (NO POINTS)
SLICED BACON, best brands (no points) ............ ..lb. 42¢
PORK BLADE STEAK, Boston butts (no pts.) ....|b. 37¢
BOLOGNA, Type 2, artifical casings .................... .. lb. 34¢
I good/E podium
WATEBMELON
Fancy, black-seeded Klon- 5¢
dikes, guaranteed ripe.
LB.
CANTALOUPE lb. 9;:
Ripe Calif. sweet cantaloupes
NEW POTATOES- lb. 4¢
Shafter White, Calif. Potatoes
Santa Rosa Plums lb. 17¢
New crop, California. plums
HEAD LETTUCE.- lb. 6¢
Fancy, local, fresh and crisp
Sunkist LEMONS- lb. 13¢
Extra fancy, California, large
CAULIFLOWER .. lb. 17¢
Firm white heads
GREEN PEPPERS lb. 19¢
Bell, fancy
RADISHES ........ .. bch. 4¢
Fresh local
28¢
NOB HILL
DE-lUXE COFFEE
No finer cofieo to ho had
at any price! Save cost
01' jars!
24c 47C
PORK 6. BEARS 14c
Van Camp’s ............... ..27-03. (15 pts.)
MUSHROOM SOUP 17c
Campbell’s ............. ..10%-oz. (3 pts.)
TOMATO SOUP 3 /25c
Campbell's. ............ ..1OVg-oz. (3 pts.)
APPIE BUTTER 27c AIRWAY
Libby's fancy .............. "33-03. (5 pts.)
"I" E, T . I are ran an on . .
Gardeasldec, spZo{E.f} .......... ..(5 if) 3:113th nu Iguana; 0'. '
F 5',
till??? ...... ._ (.33.: 20: i. ....... 59c
HURT KETCHUP 19c
rancy .......................... ..14-oz. (30 pts.)
BLACK TEA
CANTERBURY
Superbly blended tea u -
delightful bouquet! ’
$3.51.? ...... _._ 43c
TOMATO SOUP. 11-01. 1 Tc
Eolnz, rich, nourishing ...... ..3 points
clan sue. 121/2-01. 16c
Moneta Brand fancy .......... ..30 points
Subject to market changes and stocks on hand...