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Relatives from Kelso
Mrs. Ada Boggs and Mr. and
Mrs. Steel of Kelso visited from
Friday to Wednesday with their
daughter and granddaughter re-
spectively, Mrs. C. L. Walton and
her husband.
Say It
WITH FLOWERS
They Bring Comfort
and Happiness
FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
HOSPITAL BOUQUETS‘
Delivered anywhere, anytime
Travis Floral Shop
Shelton Hardware Bldg.
Phone 232 270-W
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We Keep Precious
Woolens Dust-Free
and Color Bright!
Smart spring suits will look
newer . . . longer, if you have
them' frequently dry cleaned.
Our expert cleaning process
puts the forces of dust and
deteriorating perspiration to
rout without harming the wear-
ing-life of precious fabrics. Col«
ors too, retain their own true
brightness . . . so important
now that you are wearing dye-
conserving pastels!
MASON COUNTY |
STEAM LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS '
Phone
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\Vhittle Club Hold
Tuesday Meeting
The Whittle Club composed of
Mrs. Victoria Attwood, Mrs. Au-
drey Crabill, Mrs. Irene Blan-
chard, Mrs. June Bell, Mrs. Haz—
el Cheney, Mrs. Magdeline Ditt—
man, Mrs. Pearl Noblett and Mrs.
Kay SCott, held their weekly
meeting at the Dittman home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Cheney’s charming exeuc—
tion of a minnow won her first
prize of a large bean pot and
second prize of some potholders
was awarded Mrs. Dittman for
her miniature house filled with
a royal party. ‘
Cover refreshments were serv-
ed after which work was resumed
on the artist contributions of the
members.
Safeway Store Employees
Enjoy Store Party
Twenty-seven members of the
-Safeway Store enjoyed a day of
boating, swimming, ball games,
music, etc., Sunday when they
gathered at the Murphy home on
the bay for a store picnic.
Shelton Garden Club
Donates Picnic Table
Members of_ the Shelton Gar-
den Club and their husbands en-
joyed a picnic supper in Kneeland
Park Thursday evening after
which the husbands built a picnic
table with lumber bought by the
Garden Club. The table was do-
nated to the Park in hopes of
attracting more families to the
park for a pleasant afternoon and
evening.
From Victoria, B. C.
Mrs. Sarah Walton of Victoria,
BC, returned to her home the
first of the week after spending
two weeks with her son, Mr. and
iMrs. L. A. Walton. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Knott of Port Townsend were
the houseguests of the Waltons
over the week end.
Here For Week
Miss Carol Calkins of Chehalis
is the houseguest of Miss Janet
Swanson this week.
Visits Sons
R. G. Wood of Mountain View
has just returned from a trip
north, visiting his sons, one in
Vancouver, B. C., and the other
at Prince Rupert. He was gone
about a month.
Juvenile Benefit
DANCE
Sponsored by .
Shelton Aerie of Eagles
SATURDAY, JULY 10
$100 DOOR PRIZE
All proceeds of this
Dance to be Donated
to Juvenile Program
OLD GYMNASIUM
Dancing 9:30 to 1:00
Admission 75¢, tax incl.
RAU’S ORCHESTRA
light? Sanfori‘zed‘f Canons?
M E N ' S S I. A C K 5
Cool, light-weight
slacks in stripes and
durable solid tones!
PANTS FOR BOYS .......... .. 1.59
Comfortable For Summerlr
MEN'S POLO SHIRTS
Knitted cotton that .49¢
is cool and absor-
bent. Gay colors.
BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS ...... .. 39¢
and feel better this summer!
florals, in attractive summer
\Casual Frocks That Are
ton front or classic types, or
Bright, cheerful colors. Sizes
shirting stripes, carefree prints and smart
Your Choice of smart shirtwaist styles, but-
dirndl models! Soft, cool spun rayon in a
grand selection of Horals, dots and stripes!
LILLIAN WARREN, Society Editor
Miss Ruie Ashbaugh
Lovely Bride Tuesday
l Huge bouquets of mixed sum-
mer flowers in the glow of burn-
ing tapers decorated the Mt. Olive
Lutheran Church Tuesday evening
when Miss Rule Aashbaugh
piighted her troth to Pfc. Edward
Johnson. Reverend R. C. Muhly
solemnized the wedding ceremony
at 8 o’clock in the evening.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Ashbaugh
and the groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lytle Johnson, all of
Shelton.
Miss Amelia Ordal lighted 'the
tapers and Mrs. B. F. Hueston
and Phil Johnson, accompanied by
Mrs. Bernhard VViniecki sang
“The Lord’s Prayer and “I Love
You Truly.”
The bride wore a smartly styl-
ed brown suit with white acces-
sories and a corsage of red roses.
Miss Virginia Nelson, her only
attendant, wore a blue suit with
white accessories and pink aster
corsage. Both mothers wore blue
suits and rose corsages.
ReCeption was held in the home
of the bride’s parents. After the
bride and groom traditionally cut
the first piece, Miss Jeanne Ash-
baugh assisted by Mrs. Maybelle
Daniels served the cake. Mrs. H.
G. Angle and Mrs. Herbert Dick-
enson poured. Mae Ashbaugh
was in charge of the guest book.
Mrs. Johnson graduated from
Shelton high school 'in 1942 and
has been employed at the Lum-
berman’s Mercantile Store. Mr.
Johnson is in the Coast Artillery
stationed at Ft. Worden. For the
wedding trip on the canal the
bride wore a. gold colored after-
noon dress.
Out of town guests were Mr.
land Mrs. Herbert Dickinson, Mr.
aners. Weiss and Mrs. Albright,
grandmother of the groom.
Miss Sandborn is
Honored at Party
Miss Jacqueline Sandborn of
Coulee Dam, who is spending her
summer vacation with her grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
vard Ave., 'was guest at a birth-
day party given in honor of her
twelve birthday, June 30.
and dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Carl Emsley
Hostess at Party A
Mrs. Walter; Emsley was hon-
ored with a pink and blue show-
er recently-at the home of her
sister-in—law, Mrs. Carl Emsley.
Guests present were Mrs. Ma-
,Huntington, Mrs. Ida Downie,
Mrs. Cora Drake, Mrs. Charlotte
’Gardner, Mrs. ‘Oscar Oakley, Mrs.
Chalmer Saeger, Mrs. K. J. Arch-
!er, Mrs. Opal Asche, Mrs. Arnold
‘Saeger, Mrs. Auseth, Mrs. Bina,
,Mrs., Ray Killmer, Mrs. Chas.
Sheppard, Mrs. Emsley, the hon-
ored guest, and the hostess.
Mrs. Emsley received many
lovely gifts from those present
,and those unable to attend. Cake,
(coffee and jello were served by
the hostess.
Visiting Parents
Harbor is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William_ B'uckmann 'this
week.
corroNs RAYONS
FOR C-O-O-l-N-E-S-S
Bright Prints For Sm'uri- Wear This Summer!
Crisp lighthearted designs to make you look
Neat-as-a-pin
2.9a
Gay And Comfortable!
colors! Tai-
lored or casual styles! Sizes 12 to 4-4.
easy-to-wear
12-20.
McBratney at their home on Har- '
Games and,music were enjoyed‘
‘goon, Mrs. Elsie Collins, Mrs. C.,
Mrs. Walter Lanphere of Gig:
’thner at Ewe Cove. Mrs. Keley
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL}
Degree of Honor
Schedules Meeting
The Degree of Honor will meet
next Tuesday, July 13 for a pot—
‘luck supper at 6:30 in the Odd
PHONE 100
Sheppard-Andersen Rites
Held Saturday Evening
The Southside Community Hall,
decked with mixed summer flow-
ers and greenery, was the scene
of the wedding Saturday of Miss
Aileen M. Andersen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Andersen of
Tacoma and Alvin L. Sheppard,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Shep-
pard.
The Rev. R. C. Muhly of the Mt.
Olive Lutheran church read the
ceremony at 8:30 in the evening
before about 80 relatives and
friends.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father and wore a
copen blue afternoon dress with
sage was of gardenias. Miss Mar-
tha Sheppard, sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid. She wore a navy
blue afternoon dress and a cor-
sage of white rose buds.
Leonard Andersen, brother of
the bride, was best man.
Miss Hertha Thorson played the
the ceremony Mrs. Darell Matson
sang “Blessed Be the Tide That
Binds."
A reception was held immedi-
ately following the wedding with
Mrs. Leonard Andersen cutting
the beautiful tiered wedding cake.
Red roses circled the base of the
cake. Mrs. Ray Killmer, Mrs. An-
dersen and Mrs. Sheppard assist-
ed with the serving, the guest
book and the gifts.
For her daughter’s marriage
Mrs. Andersen wore printed jer-
sey gown and Mrs. Sheppard
chose a grey and white printed
* sweetpeas.
The young couple plan to make
their home in Shelton.
Arcadia Economic Club
Will Meet This Friday
The Arcadia Economic Club will
meet at Kneeland Park for a pic-
,‘nic this Friday, July 9. In case
{of adverse weather conditions the
gmeeting will be held at the Hunt-
ington home.
The last meeting of the club
'was held with Mrs. Pauline Ens-
ley with ten members and three
guests present. Mrs. Elsie Collins
. and Mrs. Emma McGee both out-
‘of—town members were present.
W.S.C.S. Plan Picnic
In Runacres’ Gardens
The Women’s Society for Chris-
tian.Service will meet on Wéd-
I
,of Mrs. C. E. Runacres for a 1
!.o‘clock pot luck luncheon. Mrs.
C. C. Troy will be the assisting
yhostess.
A business meeting will follow
‘the luncheon with Mrs. Walter
.Elliott in charge of the devotions.
'Old Timer Visits Here
Mrs. Harvey E. Long of Los
,Angeles paid her first visit here
1rin .35 years last Thursday. She
spent the day visiting many old
time friends.
W.C.T.U. Holds
Monthly Meeting
The Women’s Christian Temper-
ance Union held their regular
monthly meeting on Friday, July
2 at the home of Mrs. L. D. Hack.
A potluck dinner was served at
,6330. The dinner table was beau-
‘tiful with a centerpiece of flow-
ers in the national colors. Many
lovely flowers were used about
the rooms.
Mrs. Alfred Killmer lead the
devotions with the business meet—
ing following. Mrs. W. F. Roberts,
state corresponding secretary of
the Women's Christian Temper-
ance Union, gave a talk on mem-
bership and Mrs. W. M. Elliott
told of her recent trip East.
A very pleasant evening was
‘ enjoyed by all. Several new mem-
bers were added to the roll.
i
I From Seattle
Mrs. Betty Owen and Mrs. Muir,
both of Seattle, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Wells over the week
end.
Visiting in California
I Miss Dorothy Elson and Miss
lBonnie Smith have been visiting
‘ in California the past three weeks
, with Miss Elson’s uncle, Col. Law—
son (Woody) Sanderson at Santa
Barbara. They also visited Jim
Hillier and Ken Fredson at San
lDiego.
Visitors from Seattle
Several Seattle families spent
the week end of the Fourth with
Shelton friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Masteller and children visited the
Glen Edgely’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Keley
and
J. Archambault were
the
houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
0.
is Mrs. Ritner's sister and Mr.
Archambault her uncle.
Visit Troutdale
Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce
spent the Fourth in Troutdale,
Oregon, visiting Mrs. Pierce's sis—
ter and husband, Mr: and Mrs. in
Bert Rowley.
Rainbow Girls Celebrate
Founder’s Day
In celebration of Founder‘s Day,
the Rainbow Girls had 6:30 pot-
luck supper at the Masonic Tem-
ple Thursday evening,
followed b
a. theatre party. y
Bingo Party Will
Be Held by Moose
The Women of the Moose will
hold another of their bingo
- par-
ties at the Moose Hall, Friday,
July 9, with the proceeds raised
going to their nurses’ fund. The
play will start at 8 o'clock and
refreshments will be served.
Brother and Sister ‘
Enjoy Weekend Visit
Much time was spent visiting
when Mrs. C. D. Parker and four
children visited her brother and
his wife, Mr. ,and Mrs. Elroy Nel-
son over the week end of the
Fourth. It Wes the first time Mr.
Nelson and Mrs. Parker had seen
each other in 20 years.
The Parkers recently moved to
Poulsbo from Minnesota.
matching hat and veil. Her cor-I
wedding marches and preceding
dress. Each wore a corsage of
nesday, July 14, in the gardens|
Fellows hall for members and
their families.
A short meeting will follow and
the Carnation Club will hold a
short meeting also.
Juveniles of the Degree of Hon-
tor will meet at the hall at 12:30
on Tuesday to go to the park
for a picnic.
I V.F.W. Auxiliary Changes
Meeting Plans
At the last meeting of the V.
F.W. Auxiliary it was voted to
discontinue the sewing meetings
until September and during the
months of July and August the
auxiliary will hold just one meet-
ing each month.
The meeting of August 6 will
be a joint meeting of the Lodge
and Auxiliary with a potluck
supper and party planned to take
the place of the annual picnic.
Visitor from Salem
Mrs. Laurel Savage of Salem,
IOre., spent the week end of the
Fourth visiting her daughter, Miss
Donna Savage and'Mr. and Mrs.
R. F. Eddy. ‘
At Mt. Rainier
Enjoying a week end of hiking
and scenic beauty were Miss Ei-
leen Runacres, Miss Myrtle Hop-
land, Miss Mildred Ross and Miss
Vera. Rowe, who spent from Sat-
urday to Monday at Mt. Rainier.
Visiting on Canal
Miss Marilyn Anderson is vis—
iting Miss Jane Aldrish at Union
for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. S.
B. Anderson and son Gordon vis-
ited in Seattle Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kessell of
Morton visited Mrs. C. F. Wilson
over the week end. Katherine Set-
to spend the summer in Morton.
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terly returned with her mother|
Visit in Tacoma
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Dobson spent
three days this week Visiting in
{Visitors from Morton
’Tacoma with relatives.
Attend Meeting
Held in Tacoma
The final meeting of the sea-
son for Pierce‘ County Salon No.
220, was held June 23 at the
Edward B. Rhodes Legion Hall
in Tacoma. A 6:30 potluck lunch—
ieon was served following which
'a program of entertainment was
put on for the state officers, Mrs.
Clarence Berg of Bremerton, De-
partment President, Mrs. Homer
Jones of Bremerton, State Secre-
tary-treasurer and Mrs. Peg
Downs cf Seattle, first vice-presi-
‘dent. The election of officers
brought the evening to a close.
There was a large number in
attendance from Shelton, Puyal-
lup, Tacoma and Eatonville. Those
going from here were Mrs. E. F.
Martin, Mrs. M. C. Melcum and
Mrs. W. A.'Witsiers.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Regular services at the Baptist
Church Sunday.
Bible School at 9:45 with class-
es for all ages.
Morning Worship at 11.
Young Peoples meeting at 6:30.
Evening service at 7:45. The
pastor will bring the third mes-
sage in a series on the Bible,
“Proofs of Inspiration.”
Everyone welcome.
Word was received last Week of
the arrival of a baby son, June
27, to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lord
of Vancouver, Wash. The new ar-
rival was named Dennis Jay. Mr.
Lord was a former resident and
thesson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Lord.
z BABY SON *
Harstine Island
( Enjoys 4th Dance
Harstine Island, July 6—Har-
stlne Island celebrated the 4th of
July. with a dance at the com-
munity hall Saturday night with
a good crowd, good music and
good eats and a swell time was
had by all.
Visitors on the island over the
4th of July week end were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Smith and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Christen-
son and daughter and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Mathews and son, all of
Seattle, and all calling at the
Harry G. Sinclair home.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hendrick-
son and daughter and husband of
i Seattle. were at the Irvie Wingert
home for the holiday and attend-
ed the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wickman
0f HOQUiam were on the island
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russo and
Mrs. Russo’s brother and wife, all
of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Vin-
cent Glaser and family of Ta—
coma, were visitors at the Hugo
A. Glaser home for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Housen
and children and Miss Edna Wil-
son were with the home folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Wilson for the holi-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Deward Hutch-
son and daughtersof Willapa
were at the home of Mr. Hutch,-
] inson’s sister and family the Aria
Wingerts on Sunday and Monda
y.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapin Foster and
children of Chehalis, were. at the
1W.elf.eII-(Iiltch§}olck home over the
we wi M .
A. Hitchco r and Mrs. W.
hem for several days
‘mons, Mr. and
Mrs- A1 Brossean of P
. alelc
City and the Luckies girls are
spending some tim
r of MI‘. Allen Mccagifit the home
ck returning to Cheha—‘
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A NUMBER OF WEST COAST FOREST OWNERS
HAVE PLANNED AND MAPPED Tl-IE AREAS TO
BE CUT FOR As MANy As 50 OR 60
YEARS .
'- BY SCHEDULING THEIR LOGGING OPERATIONS.
I TO RETURN TO escono enowm TREES
WHEN THEY ARE MATURE, TH
E’Y ARE
GUARANTEEING A PERPETUAL TIMBER CROP
2000 FREIGHT _‘ I
CARE?
ARE NEEDED TO
KEEP IN OPERATION
ONE U.S.ARMY ORDNANCE ‘
PLANT LOCATED ONE DAYS
RAILROAD HAUL FROM
THE PEANUT I6 U‘SED lN
NEARLY 300 DIFFERENT
PRODUCTS.... SUCH AS SOAP.
PRINTERS INK, QALAD OIL.
FACE POWDER. AX LE GREASE....AND
THROUGH A RECENT INVENTION,
TO MAKE ARTIFICIAL WOOL .
Dewatto Enjoys
A Quiet Fourth
Dewatto, July 6—The Fourth of
July holidays were very quiet
here. We had beautiful weather,
which brought a number of tour-
ists, berry pickers and trout
anglers out.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cunning-
ham and his brother-in-law and
sister-in-law spent the holidays
with Gordon‘s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cunningham. I un-
derstand Gordon’s crowd got a
fine catch of fish from the Dewat-
to creek.
Howard Betz and Philip Cas-
sidy are busy with their hay har—
vesting.
Mrs. Louis Pfundt of Union
City spent part of last week with
her mother, Mrs. Nora Betz:
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Nance
spent the Fourth with friends at
Holly Beach, owned and operated
by Albert Pfundt and has be-
come one of Hood Canals most
popular resorts. Sunday every
available cabin or picnic spot was
occupied.
Mrs. M. Ferrell and daughter
Ruth, of Seattle, were guests for
the week end of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Trial of Little Dewatto.
Most people think Dewatto so
small there couldn’t be any ham-
let smaller, but we have a place
called Little Dewatto, named ov-
er 40 years ago and it is a very
attractive cove. Only two or
three families live in that vicin-
ity usually, unless some campers
park for a short time. It can be
reached only by boat or walking
a path along the beach from De~
watto. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Trial, Mr. Trial’s mother has a
cottage there and Mrs. Theresa
Reidell owns a very attractive
home there.
ITS SUPPLIEQ..."
4000 FREIGHT CARS . .'
ARE NEEDED TO KEEP ‘7
A PLANT SUPPLIED. 3 "'~»
PAYS REMOVED FROM
ITS MATERIALS
Logan Picking
Gets Under Way
Growers indicate that logan-
berry picking will start the lat-
ter part of this week, states
County Agent Okerstrom.
If weather conditions remdin as
it has the fore part of the week
the berries will be ripe in large
quantities right from the start.
Pickers have been signing up
very well during the past week,
reports Okerstrom, but transpor-
tation is the particular problem
at present.
If there is anyone around Shel-
ton who has a 'truck in which he
could haul a load of pickers, or
anyone having cars who could
haul additional pickers we would
be glad to have you contact the
extension service office.
Journal Want—Ads—pnone 100
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JOURNAL Want Ads are i”
“Thursday, J uly 8' if”
scores of your frien El
neighbors “Ii th great M E
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speak a univer :0 this
Ompleté
language. In ia in th
midst of 3. WO
torn with blt
ness and s t r 1 s EVANS
they contlnue =' CORPS
carry, in all lan swim Cogd
their messages,
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energyandefi'orts. And 'j u. Fe. lodc
afford to be hampered ’edsoifis
sorted ailments. “Get V”- states
Keep Well!” These are th ,ibia inch
toes of the moment. Put % . ant a
self “in step” with 2. pl! ' 47 cap-
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FAST FREIGHT SERVICE
WITH DOOR DELIVERY IN SH ELTON
Seattle Freight should be routed via Str. Indian, Ferry I' e
Taillan
Average month's supply
for active Women.
31¢
Pro-Phy-Lac-Tic
Tooth Brush 7
With Prolon Bristles
4‘7¢
50¢ Tek
Tooth Brush
29¢
Tonpllplss
Coty’s Air Spun
Colonial Dames
Colonial Dames
Colonial Dames Candlelight
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS IN SHELTON FOR
Lentheric—Lucien LeLong
Face Powder __________ __ 1.00
Face Powder 50¢-1.00
Campus Makeup 50¢—1.00
Cologne .................. .. 1.00
Navitol-Malt Compound ...... .. values at
Supplies necessary vitamins!
5 Vitamin Vigran __________________________________ ..
Squibb's bottle of 50 vitamins A. B. C, D, G
Abbott ABDG Capsules ........................ ..
100 capsules
50 cc. of Navitol ,. ___________________________________ _.
Ideal for growing children‘s deficiencies
High potency of vitamins.
Fine Toiletries
., 12,6). .kaogp. :s
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Weather (
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Tacoma Freight via Str. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee ’s
No. 2 time B_2
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Time Schedule as follows: final 9,,
Leaves Tacoma daily, except Sunday at 5 p. m. for Combat (
Olympia and Shelton ‘ __
Arrives Shelton daily, except Sunday I?!“ SH
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180n Gl‘l
Squibb’s ABDG ........................ __ 100 for 2 H- He
Hi potency vitamins 'D
Parke Davis ABDOL ______________ .. box 100 2, 01., $133
Improved ichard S
Abbott ABDG .............. ._ box of 100 for 'oFred 5
Improved _ ' . rill. aolf
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Squibb s complex .................. .. 100 for . . 801E
Hallver Oll .................................. __ 500 for 1 COL]
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Abbott’s Vltakaps .................. .. 250 for -' $9,],
Improved g
Sqmbb’s ABDG .......................... .. 250 for , '= VI—I,
Hi Potency .. ST
Vitamins Plus ____________ 4..., _______________________ _. Petty
Vitamins A, B, C, D, G, with liver concentrate, iron. 72 0395' the C05
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Squlbb Zygon Capsules ...... ...... _. only 1' helm
New wheat germ oil . . . 100 capsules ’ a
Squibb Vitamin B Complex __________________ .- . f.
Has necessary Vitamin B . .. . 25 capsules
Super D Codllver 011 ............ .... ._ 16-oz. - , EPQSS bo
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60¢ Bromo $33231
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