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-- 10 IL%Y Fn|,E TI{IA|, - NO OIgI,I(AATION
INIIAI,ATION T]|F, RAPY TItEATMENT PEn-
nt'l? TI;.|JE. %Vii.It ca€It mhulte seems like an
aStllma r,Rlvved (IIJICI.I,Y (usually within one mln-
directions followed. Itegartllefls of what you have
FOUr ette dot1', glve IIII. ,|liSt br|,,IC |,i tlli COUpOn and
10 dtty supply ot NEPI|Rg)N Lnha|flntt lind Ion yOU 8
MeCONKEY PHARMACY
All Hil|,.Billies
Old Time & Scandinavian Musio
ANCE
I'00"laER PERSON, TAX INCLUDED
Sehneiders Prairm
from Olympia on Shelton Highway
SHIRLEY WILSON BRIDAL SHOWER!
GIVEN FRIDAY BY ALLYN FOLKS
By Esther Shepherd ] gift table was set. off with a tier-
Shirley Wilson Vasbinder was erly dt'conated umbrella made of
honored by a very lovely bridal i yellow crepe pal)er.
shower at the home of M's. Clem " The hostesses were Miss h'ene
Sargent Friday afternoon. Many[Wynn. Mrs. Frances Tutea and
of Mrs. Vsb'inder's friends 'and lMrs. Harry Weckhorst.
relatives attended. " ':: * *
A potluck hmch was served onE_ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fridley ()f
the front porch overlooking7 the Denver, Cole, returned Imme af-
bay. The mother of the bride, Mrs. ter spending a few weeks with
Wilson, baked a three-tiered cake 1heir daughter, Mrs. H. B. Woo(I-
which was decorated by Mrs. Win- ard.
ney Petcrson. Mr. and Mrs. R. Shephcrd and
Many lovely and useful gifts Jackie and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
were presented to the bride. The Monson and Maxine of Seattle
I made the Loop trip, spending
Grapeview
Saturday Night
M. to 2:00 A.M. -- With Music By
His U.E. Chamberlain Cowboys
radio musicians and singers featuring Jeannle,
COw-girl yodeler, Johnny Williams and his
.Harmonizers at.the geles. Charles Anderson, Mrs.
Westberg's uncle, was co-host.
BALLROOM Mr and Mrs. Westberg left last
Saturday to spend a second week's
YMAN
Who has for his motto
"I WILL SUCCEED"
• i
bear in mind that personal
has much to do with
)lishments of his goal.
will amount to little as
with the satisfaction of
that a good appearance is
insurance.
US PUT THE "PR00"
GOOD IM-PRESS-IONS
CLEANERS & TAILORS
t.ul
NS TAILORING -- DYEING
the Charm of Nearness s Restored
. 2nd St. Phone 86
AMOUN T
ATRE
Shelton, Wash,
E FINEST ENTERTAINMENT--DIRECT .
LEADING THEATRES.
- Friday, July 14 - 15
CK TO THRILL YOUANEW
hAZING GUN,S AND
ROARING FUII
CWAIL/| Ill//./y
, Wednesday, July 16 - 20
ii: WINCHELL
says the song
hit"lilY IT'S
COLD OIlISll["
is "different
and dever!"
By l,ydla Wren
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Westbeng of
Port Angeles spent a week at their
home hene, painting their house
anti entertaining relatives and
friends. Their relatives were Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Jacobsen, daugh-
ter Janet and son Glen of Spokane,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Farsberg and
children from Everett, Mr. and
Mr:. Vernon Pudas and son Terry
J of Bremerton, and Mr. and Mrs.
]Sidney Fallstone and son Paul of
[ Longvicw.
[ Their other friends were Mrs.
[Ted Ranta, daughter Linda and
]son Rickey, and Mr. and Mrs.
| Rueben Englund fnom Port An-
vacation in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho,
where they will visit Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Tobey and Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Willis, the former Dorothy
and Inga Sund. They will visit l
in Spokane and Everett before re-
turning to their present home in
Port Angeles.
The preschool group is meeting
twice a week at the school house,
the mothers taking turns teaching
:songs, art work, games and fur-
nishing transpontation. Seventeen
children are now enrolled, six of
whom will start school this Fall.
The preschool mothers met with
our school teacher, Mrs. Leevers,
and received helpful suggestions
from her.
.They now have an organized
schedule, for the kindergarten.
Anyone interested may contact
any of the mothers or call at the
school houKe any Tuesday and
Thursday morning from 10 until
11:30 o'clock when the preschool
is in session.
Fair Harbor grange will hold a
picnic at 10 o'clock Sunday morn-
ing, July 17 at the school house.
Members will work on the school
grounds and at 12:30 o'clock they
will have a potluck picnic hmch.
Anyone interested is invited to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlson and
son Emil of Port Angeles will
spend several weeks at their place
on Stretch island. They will com-
mence building a new home.
=l: :l: *
Chester Hansen, son of Mrs.
Joe Tschida, is worl¢ing at Bears,
Roebuck mail order annex in Se-
attle.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Peters be-
came the parents of a baby boy
last Friday evening at the Shel-
ton hospital,
The two young women, Miss
Tony Howard and Miss Amy Jean l
Wnight, who ane searching for
,historical data on Indians in Ma-
son County, camped on Mrs. Win-
nie Beard's beach on the old Ma-
laney place one night last week
and asked permission to do some
excavating.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lecvers I
ent east of the mountains last
t
eek end to visit with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eaten Gaines,
who have a farm near Ellens-
burg. Young Skipper Leevers has
been visiting with his grandpar-
ents for several weeks and re-
turned home with his parents.
Mrs. Frances Spooner who has
been visiting with Mrs. Germy at
Gig Harbor for the past few
weeks, celebrated her birthday
here last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spooner, Linda
and Robbie a n d Mrs. Frances
Spooner spent Sunday at Sequim.
6 M
some time at Copalis beach.
Friends who visited the Shep-
herds were Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Hansen, Gary and Gay of Brem-
erton, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bellarts and their two daughters
of Richland, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hawk re-
turned from an interesting trip to
Boise, Idaho, where Mrs. Hawk's
mother lives, to Yellowstone Park,
Salt Lake City and many points
south and west.
Albert Larson returned Monday
from Warsaw, Ill. He was happy
to be home again.
Mr. and Mrs. William Austin
and Mary and Freddy Lindsey at-
tended a party in Bremerton "t
week ago Thursday given in hon-
or of Susan Scherfenferg, a grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Austin.
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Driftwood Contest
hi Seattle Planned
For Children's Aid
Beachcombing vacationers may
win $350 in cash prizes for the
best pieces of driftwood entered
in the First Northwest Driftwood
Show,' to be held September 17
and 18 from 12 noon to 9 p.m.
in the Civic Auditorium.
The show i sponsored by the
Mau(le B. Parsons Guild of the
Children's Orthopedic " Hospital
with proceeds going the the hos-
pital.
Three classifications of drift-
wood from the beaches and from
lakes apd river banks may be
shown, driftwood as sculpture,
driftwood as caricature, and a
junior division. ,
Anyone may enter the show but
will be allowed only one entry in
each division. Entries may be
mounted, polished or otherwise cn-
hanced. Only a nfininnnn of knife
work and saw wonk will be al-
lowed. No background malerial
will be inehtdcd.
The show will be judged by a
panel of Seattle artists. Exhibits
must be delivered to the Civic
Auditorium, Seattle, Scptcmber 16
from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. Out of
town exhibits must be mailed in
time to reach the Auditorium by
Septen++l,+_!" ...............................
t Special Atomic Tnbing
A total of ntore than four and
, one-half miles of special copper
l tubing is being instlLeti m ,.,n-
Mr .and Mrs. A. Bateman and cage University's atonlic research
family of Dryad, Mrs. Alvin Rod- synchroeylotron.
eri 'k and family of Elma, anti
spending a few days wil.h her
grandmother, Mrs. A. Pol*tman.
Mr'. and Mrs. W. B. Pah'ner
spent Monday on the Canal.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bradberry,
Jeff ttaskins, Shinley anti IL)iek
Hopkins were hlneheon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner of
Shelton Sunday.
Matlock Ladies
Club Hears Talk
By Miss Piedalue
By I)ora llearing
Matloek Ladies Club met last
Thtn's(lay with Mrs. Anna Kingery
• tad Mrs. A. Portnlan :ts hostesses.
Miss Irene Piedalue, extension
;t'ent of Mason county, gttve a
short talk. We took in one new
membcr, Mrs. Clarence MarLinean.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helin
motored to Bremerton Sunday to
meet their sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Max Nilsson of
Seattle.
Mr. aml Mrs. Guy Taylor 'of
Olympia who have been vaca-
tioning in Canada spent Wednes--
day with their daughter anti son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
(] teen.
Miss Inez Shorter and Mrs.
Marsha Shorter of Sttelton spent
Tuesday visiting with Mr .and
Mrs. t. E. Bradberry.
Mn. and Mrs. Ernest Adams
and son of Tacoma spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Lud Ross-
nlaier and family. They picnicke(1
at tile Edward Valley home Sun-
day Little Margaret Rossmaier
'eturne(l to Taconta with her atmt
lora visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Green of
Spokane are spending this week
with their nephew and niece, Mr.
all(l 2¢tJs. l"o,l'cst (.}l'tetl. '
:Mrs:. Lynn Roderick and family
spent Friday with their folks. Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Nordwell.
Little Jeff Haskins of Shelton
is spending this week with his
aunt, Mrs. R. E. Bradberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Baker and
sons left Sunday for Spokane to
visit friemls.
:!: :g :1
The Boone Sisters of Oregon will
visit this community this week and
will hold evening services at the
Matloek Commtlnity . C h tt r c h
Thursday, Friday, Sat'urday and
Sunday. The Sunday services
will be an all-day n+eeting with
picnic lunch at noon.
Miss L. Chm'chill of Dyton is
HAMBURGERS
can be good
Try our hamburgers--you'll taste
the difference. Fresh, lean beef,
especially ground, perfectly sea-
soned and cooked as you like 'era.
You'll say "Hamburgers Can't Be
Better." Have some today.
:I: H: *
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clem
Sargent over the week end of July
4 were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bish-
op of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Tont
Shortread, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Mo,s,
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sargent, all
of Montesano, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Boloek of Seattle.
Cub Scouts met lasc Friday af-
ternoon at Jackie Shepherd's. Af-
ter a short meeting they worked
on the project for the month.
Allyn folks enjoyed a fine 4th
of July display of fireworks on
the beach. Freddy Lindsey had
charge.
Freddy Lindsey spent last week
end in Naches visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Em)ch .Uldrikson retnrned
last Saturday after spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Lutz at Bayshore.
Mr. and rvIrs. Harvey Nelson and
family are now enjoying their
new home. They moved out of the
hotel last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Valley and
son, John, returned Sunday after
a week's vacation and reunion
with Mrs. Valley's family at Re-
public.
• * '+tl
Many Allyn folks enjoyed a
baseball game between Allyn and
Belfair which was won by Allyn,
23 to 2. The boys played a dou-
ble header, the second game be-
ing with the Allyn married men.
The score was 19 to 5 in favor of
the Allyn fellows.
Philip David Blue, U. S. Navy,
and Lena Amanda Crosswhite
Hansen were united in marriage
at the hom of M r. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Buding on July 5. Mrs. George
Milosevich and her daughter, Olga,
were witnesses. Fred Buding,
justice of the peace, performed the
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chronowski
and daughters, Testa and Ellen,
who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Clark the past two
weeks, left Tuesday for their home
near Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Chron-
owski is a sister of Jerry Clark.
HEINIE HILDERMAN'S
CHATTERBOX CAFE
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Sales & Service
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY
Ph. 7586
510 E. 4th Olympia, Wn.
,GRADES OF MILK ,SOLD
IN MASON COUNTY
As announced by the Thurston-Mason District Health Depart-
ment for the nine-month period ending June 30, 1949, as re-
quired by the Mason County Milk Ordinance:
GRADE "A" RAW MILK
North Shore Dairy -- Tahuya
GRADE "A" PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM
Arden Farms -- Bremerton
Auburn Dairy Products Co.- Seat-
tle (cream only)
Babcock's Dairy -- Shelton
Belfair Dairy -- Belfair
Kitsap Dairy -- Bremerton
Lucerne Milk Company -- Seattle
Medosweet Dairies, Inc. -- Tacoma and
Port Orchard
Price's Golden Guernsey Dairy
BRINGS YOU
WITH
" Now!
Toni Home Permanent
TWICE as EASY-
1
TWICE as FAST
COMPLETE SET
NEW TONI SPIN CURLERS
No more rubber bands--all, ulastie
-- all+in-one I Grips . sD|ns . • •
lock with J flick oi the linger.
Makes every wavc front now on
lwice as ea.y [
Toni Creme Rinse to
make your i'oni wave ($2 when
even lovelier 1 bought oepcratoly)
NEW TONI
REFILL KIT
Guaranteed to give you
the most natural-looking
wave ever. New PhoU)
Sethod Directions show
how Toni waves many
tyUes t+,[ hair in as little
as 30 minul es.
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SHIFTING
,1oo
AUTOMATIC
HYDRA-MATC
mmlm
PICTURE
Frl.-Sat. July 15-16
"HE WALKED
BY NIGHT"
l|chard Baehart, Scott
Brady
Step by Step. Clue by Clue
'They tracked him down:!
savage - Cunning - Deadly! !
Adults 50¢ Children 15¢
Sun. thru Tues. JulT 17-19
Lorett Young, Van Johnson
"MOTHER IS A
FRESHMAN,,
Color by Technicolor
RudY Vallee, Barbara Law-
rence.
It's the Cheer Leader
of the Year l!
Adults 50¢ Children 15¢
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Wcd.-Thurs. July 20-21
Two Features
Burt Lancaster, Yvonne
de Carlo
"CRISS CROSS"
Dan Duryea, Stephen
McNally
- Second Feature.
Tim Holt
"BROTHERS IN
THE SADDLE,,
ltlchard Martin, Virginia Cox
A Western Thriller!
NO GEARS TO SHIJ:T!
NO CLUTCH TO PRESS!
SIMPLE AS 1-2-31
START THE ENGINE
just as you al,ays havel But foet the I
clutch pedal nowl For there isn t any clutch J
pedal--in a 1949 Lincoln or Lincoln |
Cosmopolitan with HYDRA-MATICI*
i
SET THE "DRIVE"!
There s a Drive Sector --in place of the
gearshift. Set it at the Drive position.
Your HYDRA-/ATIC transmission does all the
shifting for you aurmaticalyl Then...
3
STEP ON THE ACCELERATOR
and go--wlth a smooth, sweeping surge of "
power, To slow down or stop, just step on the
brake. That's how simple it is to drive any
new 1949 Lincoln--with HYDR-MATIC !
JAY HALL MOTORS, INC.
521 Legion Wal at Cherry @ LINCOLN- MERCURY
SPECIAL NEW
"SALON STYLING" ,
Lincoln now proudly presents
the most beautifully fashioned
automobile interiors in the
worldl All with superb new
tailoring.., completely new
upholstery fabrics . . . smart
new body colors.., and exclusive,
• new "Salon Styling" that
makes the 1949 Lincoln, mor8
than ever America's most
dislinctive fine ears--in,tale
and outl Come see them today.
Olympia --7707
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