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Pa.e 116 .... SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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..... I I LOGANBERRY HARVEST STARTS I
- ' -" [IFOR HARSTINE ISLAND FOLKS
(Crowded out last week) .
kl©W IG Ti4E TI ME STORAGE By Mrs. Earl Harriman
The Fourth of July is over for
"tO GIVE ATTEN'rIoM TANKS this year and now loganberry har-
TO CLEANING t=3URNERS, vest is staring Harstine Islanders
LET U% E.TtOM. / 50 TO 1000 GALLONS weeks.in the face for the next five
.,.., , [ or Now The Harstine Women's Cl.b en-
tertained the Pickering Homemak-
@;,; .?r,,,[.)',, Oil Burner era June 24 at the home of Mrs.
' "} \\; John I,i Hitchcock with a very
"T'OA'Y' I / Installations good attendance from both clubs.
/ ''1 For Efficient," Prompt Weathes'wasn't up to par as had
been ordered but there was much
_,[' :-_ __ Courteous Service to eat and several of the Picker-
i, i (.. ing la¢[ies came home with prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson enter-
- rained over the week end Mr. and
-:--/., Depend Upon Mrs. Bernard Housen and children
of Seabeck and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
enne,Weischeld°ferwyo, and family of Chey-
Mrs. Hazel Hitcicock ant
daughter of Kent and her son and
family of Eastern Washington are
spending vacation days at their
island summer home.
'()R I{EkL FUN Mr. an*:, Mrs. Chapin Foster and
-- family of Tacoma were Sunday
guests at the John L. Hitchocock
home, as were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
10t vrl a CROSLEY Briggs and family of Shelton and
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Carnes and ba-
by of Olympia.
Mrs. l)ora Weber and family of
poll ggrb Tacoma were Sunday visitors of
Pl k,,w0y Mr. and Mrs. Irvie Wingert. Mrs.
' 'Weber used to live on the island
years ago.
Mr. and" Mrs. Adolph Weiche
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Fadl0 Henry Haskell and family spent
the week end at the summer
home of Mr. Haskell.
Mrs. Earl Harriman and son
• Clyde and daughter Mrs. Leone
Otterstad and children of Aber-
deen returned home Saturday eve-
ning from a two-week vacation
trip to San Francisco. They visited
another daughter, Mrs. Nellie Hile
and family and also Mrs. Harrt-
man's aunt in Oakland. They also
visited Mr'. and Mrs. Ike Carlson
of Alameda.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith re-
turned lmme last Monday from a
month's trip to their home town
in Indiana. /
Mr. and Mrs. Gunner Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. George Waite, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Anderson and Mr.
and Mrs. Thor Johnson attended
a dance at Bishop's Barn at Sol-
fair last Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fessler en-
tertained at a big July 4th picnic
for relatives of the family from
Minnesota, Oregon, PiCketing and
Harstine.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson
spent Sunday at the Walter Scott
home at Tahuya.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haskell, of
Shelton, spent Tuesday at their
island home.
:Pomona Picnic At.
just... $2.so
Price $39.95 - Inclucling Battery DOWN
Here's the newest in portables-to entertain you this
ummcr wherever you go. The exclusive Crosiey
built-in loop antcamt helps bring in stations-wherever
you may be. AC-DC BATTEIIY. Listen to your PLAYBOY
On the battery with the electric cord wound on the
Shelton
I.O.O.F.
No. 62
Meets Every Wednesday
8 p.m.
I.O.O.F. HALL
Visiting Members will be
Cordially Welcomed
THOMAS J. WATTS, Jr.. N.G.
Thomas C. Myers, Secretary
Ruby Rebekah Lodge No. 75
Meets 2nd & Fourth Fridays
BEULAH tlELSER, N.G.
ItELEN COLE, Secretary
HOME
LOANS
Panhandle Sunday
Was Huge Success
By Signe A. Kneeland
The Pomona picnic at Panhan-
dle lake was a success with excel-
lent weather, food and exciting
games, and there were no speeches.
A large crowd was there.
ATTENDING FROM Shelton
Valley were Master of Grange 403,
brother Hiester and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Warren and two Herrick
girls from Belfair, Mr. and Mrs.
E. McAfferty who came over from
OREGON
APPLESAUCE 2 ll-oz, tins 19*
BRUCE'S -- NO. 2 TINS
GRAPEFRUIT Sections . 2/39
KING OF HAWAII SLICED
PINEAPPLE.. 2 No. 1 flats 29
EVER GREEN - IMITATION MAPLE
SYRUP .... 2 16-oz. bottles 33
Tacoma to attend the picnic, and
LIBBY'S 12-OZ. TINS
Signs Kneeland. Othel were €
Mrs. Lula Jones, Mrs. Marie Mr- PEACH JUICE ...... 3 for 29
Kay and C. L. Collins.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Kneeland Sunday. The Knee- EVERSON - EXTRA STANDARD -- NO. 2 CANS
lands have another son, Ronald. STRING BEANS ... 2 cans 3S €
Congratulations.
The first and second degrees will EVERGLADE NO. 2 TINS
be put on at Shelton Grange 403
this Thursday. Granges having WAX BEANS 2 for 33 ¢
candidates are invited to come and • " ...... "
bring them.
THE VALLEY PHONE system
has been out of order for about
three weeks. We hope Mr. Ktm-
bel will soon be throtLgh haying so
he will get time to take care of
the line.
Signe Kneeland spent Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Lout Winsor where old friends get
together the first Thursday of the
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Lea Spilseth and
daughters, Terry Ann and Nancy
Lee, called at the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Glower and at the
Highlapds Friday evening.
SECURITY ACCOUNT
EARNINGS REPORT
AVAILABLE TO ALL
Every person is entitled to a
report of all the eaxnings posted
to his social ,security account, ac-
cording to Cort Skinner, manager
of the Olympia office of the So-
cial Security Administration.
A simple post card form will
bring the information, and the
Social . Security Administ'ation
recommends that each worker
check on the accurac.y of his ac.
count at least every four years.
A request to the Social Security
Administration, 121 State Avenue,
Olympia, will bring one of these
post cards by return mail.
More complete information can
be obtained from the representa-
tive of that office who will be at
POPULAR BRANDS PKG. 17€
CIGARETTES ....... ctn. 1.69
SUNPEP NO. 2 TINS
TANGERINE JUICE .... 2/33
Tht
6 TEASPOONS
o..Slo__o
OLD DUTCH LABELS
2
OZ.CANS
OUR VALUE - 3-SIEVE
PEAS .......... 2 303
HUNT'S -- BUFFET TINS
TOMATO SAUCE ... 6
BLUE BANNER -- 18-OZ. JAR
HUCKLEBERRY PIE
BETTY CROCKER
PEA SOUP MIX .... 3
SNOW'S -- 8V2-OZ. TINS
MINCED CLAMS .... 2
OSCAR MAYER -- 12-OZ. TINS
LUNCHEON MEAT . 2
MEAT BALLS AND SPAGHETTI 15%'0Z'I
CHEF BOY AR DEE .... •
MORREL'S 11-0Z. TINS
LIVER LOAF ...... 2
OSCAR MAYER -- In Brine or BarbecUe
WIENERS .............
SPERRY
PANCAKE FLOUR
M. D.
TOILET TISSUE .... 6
ASSORTED COLORS
PERMA BROOMS ........
PERMA - ASSORTED COLORS
WHISK BROOMS
• • * * • • • a
PEN - JEL
Powdered Pectin
2 lkgs. 21 €
LRY'S
FINE EAT$
C*DM De' IV1onfe 9 303 90' \\;1!1"11'1]/]]]////]% NEOBEoF
I/Ill1 Cream Sfyle ..... Cans l-J ". Libby's ............ Caa
DI:Aq ? 303 #E¢; Apricot POTTED '
11.-/.1 Pichweef...- Cans ';ltl/ .,: Juice HAr ' ,4
fill 00,ZOLA, for Cakes 0 = 10"oz € tin ,,. :?,,aVFM ................ (.'an
VII,, and Cooking--quarf ............. 'ti # LOAF ............ 7"
the Mason County Memorial Build-
• €€ ' ............... ,,U--nna
unique storage holder. Or plug it in at home on 'k Convenient Terms 21,ing' fromShelt°n'x0:30neXtto ThursdaY,ll:30. He JUlYwill /Iql IWIIL1,A California Lighf ##
AC or Dr. Either !'ay you get the sweetest listening 't lasonaMe Ral[I have a supply of these post cards /UllI Meal. era÷ed--½ Can ........ PET MILK Saus- --
with him so that any one inter- 12 . I£
Mason*NO" .DELAY. t-, __ ested may obtain one. . /' _ _.,"/ I It.ll/Uli
anywhere witha Croslqy PLAYBOY. Maroon, "'",iKiiiiq,'-
Ol'aV or" "r¢¢ll CaSe ---''(''-I l|,,ttPr Products
d " l.Jl-ll[.d I- , jbrllapiderLiving
. . . uomary avzngs .. ..... ..... .... . .... ....
K00I1 E1 ., Emily Babcock ,
mer ectrlc = Loan Association attleLittlespentT°mmYweek Droscherbefore last°f withSe" SIERRA PINE TOILET SOAP 2
07 Cote St. Phone 664 Title tn=uranoe Bldg. his grandmother, Mrs. Isabel Dro- :'
scher. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7f/// A L @"
-- Don Droscher, his sister, and his
........... -- grandparents, .,, ,o,,,, , ,..-" WHITE KING TOILET SOAP 3
Attention Shelt0n Piekerell, came down on Saturday . SCOT CLEANSER
and stayed until the Fourth.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Severin * SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -- Our quality WHITE KING GRANUIAIFD
Nelson the week end prolonged by meats are all personally selected -- Government in- " .....
spected and graded either Good or Choice.
, the Fourth were Mr. and Mrs. PURE PORK
Tower Askerlund of Valhalla
Ranch, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Mag-
nus Carlson of Aberdeen, and Mr. ......................
Established 1895
Drip or Regular ot
BLU WHITE FLAKES ............ 4
CHASE & SAI
Drip ( Refi
, 2-lb. tin
Unusually
Washington Apricot
This means a shortened harvest season. Help
your retailer meet your apricot canning and freez-
ing needs now. Plan to CAN or FREEZE your apri-
cots during the next few days before it is too late.
Tell your grocer how many apricots you will need so he
may order them for you.
Get your jars and canning supplies now.
The quality of Washington apricots is excellent this year.
LINK SAUSAGE 49=
Made Fresh Daily ............................................ LB,
GRADED GOOD
SWISS STEAK 63 =
For a deliciouz and economical meal .......... LB.
LEAN STREAKED - 6 to 8-Lb. Average
BACON 55 ¢
Any Size Piece ................................................ LB.
and Mrs. Gene Akerlund of Aber-
deen. The Nelsons' niece, Eleanor
Butterfield of Raymond, has been
Housewives them for the past three
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wiss re-
turned Friday from a week's fish-
ing trip to Sekiu.
Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Cameron and
hot weather has brought on the Week'sJaneb°Ys' JOhnreturnedtrip toandsandErnie'FridaYPoint,andfr°mIdaho,babYa
Harvest DAYS EARLY. where'they visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lowman
and two daughters of Tacoma
spent the Fourth week end with
his mother, Mrs. Dixie Lowman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess HomeywelI
and three daughters of Portland
came up on July 2 to spend the
week end with their cousins, the
Ralph Howard family. While here
they called on Mr. and Mrs. Nichol-
son of Piekertng, formerly of
Portlan d. Before Mr. Nlcholson's
retirement he worked with Mr,
Honeywell in the Government For-
eat Service.
Guests of Mrs. Alice Gray for
the Fourth week end were Mr.
Attention: Mr Retailer andMrs. T.M. White, MisuMari
Brattan, and Miss Phyllis Cohen.
Miss Brattan is employed in Mr.
White's office and Miss Cohen
I is a repoz'ter for the Seattle. P.-I.
Hell) us inform your housewife customers
that hot weather has shortened the Apricot Har-
vest, Season' ' so that she will not be disappointed.
Ask her to give you her apricot order now.
(,ontact your jobber so he can have apricots
ready to supldy your customers' needs. The time is
short.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRo,v Fuller arc
the parents of a baby girl, born
July 7.
Mr. and Mrs, John Petcrson
returned Saturday from a five-
day trip east of the mountains,
They spent two days with friends
in Spokane, visited Grand Coulee
Dam and other points,
Mr. and Mrs. Erik Christcnsen,
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mix re-'
turned Thursday from a 15-day
fishing trip to British Cohnnbia.
They lind a fine trip and made
some good catches. The Mixes
bad a small house trailer but tim
Christcnscns camped, and they re.
port that it was so cold one night
near Lake Lac-Le-Jeune, that
water froze in their tent and they
had to get up and build a bonfire
to heat stones to put i their
cots, A usual, home looked good,
and .even Erik has had eough
fishing for a while.
APRICOT GROWER MEIVIBERS WASHINGTON STATE
FRUIT COMMISSION ...........
Yakima & Wenatchce, Washington ....
WHITE FLAKE
CODFISH 49€
Boneless .................................................. LB. PKG..
SKINLESS OR REGULAR
VIE,NERS 49=
Swell for Those Picnics ................................ LB,
A DELICIOUS COMBINATION of Beef, Veal and Pork
MEAT LOAF 53 =
LB ................................................................................
SERVE WITH ONIONS
PORK LIVER 39 =
POLISH RINGS 49':
LBo ...........................................
Can them
WHITE ROSE SPUDS ..........
CARROTS .................. " ........... 2
JUICE ORANGES
WATERMELON ............................
LEMONS . .......................................