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Shelton, Washington
July 17, 1947     Shelton Mason County Journal
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17, 1947. il,m iv i i i AMONG YtOR MCHA RhinesTwins, bll n | . ]14 .] , close shaves and neat trims are ] iture building is rapidly approach- ; bard, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. lit K iti It II ltJ back together again with. the re- I ing and Proprietor Ole Olsen, Roy Clarence S. Rhines, 1304 Railroad ........ r = AT 1  l.lrl ,,--- opening tlfis week or t ne -K I Glfford and Lyle Mullen are very Ave., Shelton., recently enlisted t:,L IN lJ[/. .LN / LI,&apos;2] ,,v Muo Barber shop in the moKeHlllnop I bus. y these• days cleaning up the in the U. S. Navy Chief Partch ...... . ..... i 0F I-t05 OWN annex by Sever (Sam) and I myriad of details which must be USN, Recruiter in charge of Naval iiAi'i: lit.) k'lJltl] ll ,,_ Homer McComm . .. l attended to in preparing a new recruiting in this area, announced i[/4hr. |lh ]|-t|Jr J)i  ONE Hill and McComb were zorcea to I business location, today. Rodney and Ronald both ............... e, ...... temoraril break up their part- I They have lans for a grand attended Shelton high school, both ........ , tnWING UP . ' of Ya dozen years last No- o enin whichPelver Shclton and are ardent baseball enthusiasts, ..rhip I P g Y J'(| $ m,  ....  embe, r when they had to give up Mason County resident will want having played, for Shelton high ,)7',.V 39 ) their location in the bank build- to know about, so watch The school as pitcher and catcher com- ,, , , .L " " eded ' " .. ing when the bank ne the I Journal for coming announce- binations, Ronald winning dis- r, - ^'-'ri A,'&rHOU  snace for an expansion o its quar- I ments about the date and other tinction with fifteen strikeouts to ................... te'-rs. [ details of the opening, his credit in a seven inning game. -- - .... t 0 Hill hooked on w!th Watson * * * Both boys declared their inten- amole Garaee all Set up  ,, Ros in the litter's snopne.xt to J. Earl Carr has a receptive ear.o tions of naking the Navy a career -  .' =* ' -- *he Firestone Store on Kanroaa l listen wnenever ne eem iKe talK- ana after neir nasic training ac ....... • .,,,'ii1  : . k- "_ " .... ,, cComb sent the inter- in about "old times" now that San Die o, Calif., plan to attend cmues au narawarc, ,,.u.    /}l? ,alUengMC bit of hristmas tree I Cet Richards has become a Ms- Aircrewan School, where their ..... .... ,-*J q /1::::'59r" ] cutting" a bit of relief for other[son County resident ability to coordinate their efforts d overneatl ltoor and t-,,- i!  r  tonsorial experts here and in Port I The two men became acquainted and work as a team will be of the  0 : ['" Angeles who wanted vacations, J shortly after World War I at a highest importance. , . x,, DAYMEN T 3 yEAR .   [t: and quite a bit of fisning ana rest- dance at Des Moines, near Seattle, In battle an Aircrewman is one ........ ,, .;., -".,  [] r -T  ing .[ and from that meeting blossomed of the team that helps win the lii.I)U lllOlllJll . .i: [] g -.J '..'... Now they've found a location a friendship which resulted in Mr. fight. He is a gunner. However, (  J   to resume their partnership and Richards entering the newspaper he has two separate and distinct .li:.4  I ... ... "-"- -. -,t. j ..... n-w *heir work of keeping Shel-. profession as a typographical Jobs. He fires, the guns during the IMili'l|#'lli If iI OIf]lli|  |1[ ) Ik "  ton's masculine populatmn neat worker, learning the trade from short minutes of battle; before and .hill,Ill ell n nt %liVl°l I 3V*:' / '...'.:!ii and natb, I Mr. Carr, then a pressman and after, he is a skilled technician. l]llOlt_hh OUlluz " k  iiii "" * * * [ stereotyper with the Seattle Star. He may be the radioman of the AT rlrTll RV ""   [ i:':'i:::":i!!:'.ii:i}i';!!iii!:ii:iii':il More improvements to the.bust- I They also entered a partnership plane the ordnanceman or ..its z-- .,=.v .,...,= " f i :|::::::::::::::4:::::::::::::::: ..... il heSS section of Shelton incmue re- I in wnich they urcnased together mechanic Whatever ne joo Calle(l . .:{ : ,:,':::,:,':'b:,:.':':':,;.:.':':':':':':':':- -- .... -- P " - ....... A  !;] ILl  cent neon sWn installations at the the Tremper estate of 360 acres at upon to do, the twins with their PHONE 9690 - OLYIWr "..t :::.:,......... ' ....... o-- ctric Ar ' 1 i   Cota Grill and Killmer El.e , I eadla Point m 1936. Mr. Carr excellent knowledge of the desired i i A2L--- ' b°th°n' Cots :t:e:t at aria near {:{! t,atYEht:hf:slv 7 tsu{: sThro:uCcli!g:e::a!eae.wkfprl .............. , a dolral E i eA::a icr s r: fm )hi: Tyl w Rdu } Ri:hadn eJ u } t iaricn:dm eudn i I s 7mt :o, i( llir .......... unaay, --hn he moved his wife Shelton Motorcyclist ulDi the services ana helping nan• u and his s * " ,, , &TION • next J on Douglas here perm- HI hwa -- tll=..=. - I .=--i91  ylD AUTnta- ,, Clint Wlllour this week and . '1 anently Injured on g y Iil'lMIli I ,llJLllllr *1t} Cllak',':-' ' and that same statement can e I Several of th wsfrfrnnt tracts A vounff Shelton motorcyclist, i.UiVm, ll lll llill'--:' .< / i l iti=m ..,,t==.tt said for the Pantorium Cleaners. . of the original .................. acres e urchased Rober't V. ault, 17, suffered min- L Jlnn ., _ _ .3' ..... by the Rxchards-Carr partnership or in]urms when t e m. e he : Tailors where Doroth W]llour s • g P • ' " h achin i , ../ " m,l -- one ot tne ley. memoers o£ ,, have subseouentlv haen sold and was (lrivinff struck an auto ariven !lli il ':i l -- " staff.. M.r. and Mrs. Willour ..are I as many ran-re pernan-en'-t residents by Herbert-R. Forester, 22,of .Ho-   vacacomng m ualEornxa vm auu dded to th ' n umm on the utympla neicon vvJ, iinq ljF  il i 'J a is county s populatio . q " , " n , ,', II i- * * * [ Mr. Carr, who spent 25 years highway July 8.. .... J= m _, rp-- After nearlv a year of operation J with The Seattle Star typograph- The acciaent, wnm.n occurrea ........ • ' _  []' under lease, Bill and Bessie Wolfe Iical staff, recently purchased the near Mud Bay .Junction, causes ...... - "- - : :J [] Ill --' *hi week returned to their old Jretail sales department of the $150 damage,to the 'orester auto, lll  Ill] llf|ll .-- chores'o-f-personally directing the ] Eliot Electric Equipment Company and about $400 damage to t!m [ I i | ] [  - ] | -'_ll • ll2-=_-- .... ol --- nnration of The Grove. popular l here. motorcycle arivei\\; ny rauit. ".me lliti I! i" et-in-g-establishmentonHood,-'qan-] Last weekend he was host to cycle burned ana was almost a - _-_ . -- - , : - :   al between Potlatch and Hoods-one of his old fellow-workers on total loss. . ......... ..  .  pork The Star, 'rank Webster, manag- am was treatea ac one neicon ,.] : --------- _ -[ ing editor. General Hospital, then released, ....... Jm'J| " I] • , , His home is at 1726 Holman St., --n- 1=3E,  ,i/ ,^__ J l Since July 1 operatmn or 1me ShtoT was chared with negli- lU *  ver S er Olympia Feed Store at First and . . }OR SANDEKb - : ,...  am) Hom J] -ilroad has been under the dir- gent driving following the report , , R, of State 'atrmman A. B. VemKe, ' HIII ,,,..I llAI!AUD I/ecUon of Rudolph . Sanderson .... +^ ha-crossedthc,,ellow cen- IllL dl|U IV|tJP31V|  J I ssV'oTdhr°e yehaere 7-li'neiiY i,the path of t he ,, h Mr anaerson na ------ -.---- ---- In Our Location on Announoa fh  .i e #h JJbeen in busines in Olym;i, Sc- -*, ,...,..,,., ,-vk,,,,,  ,.. .... v I/n.ttle and Tacoma as wiae. a cnoice o masculine ap- .. . .. i,=  ..... . ....... lI--1V[r. Sanderson succeeds James parel as the most fastidious per- aounlaln = £u - 14, RAIJIJh"I,  1-1| IP [l C White as manager of the store son could wish, but even 'Vern . JLt JLtZ']kI,I.I'AI$ k.]llL.]l I/for Fred Holm owner The new himself was surprised at just how • Wj | [J manager has llumerous improve- great the variety was after tak- •  liJ liv' <. ments in mind for the store which ing mm-year inventory a zew ays N THE OLYMPIC H #1 In the annex to lU .... rr out as -uickl- as a-o -'8, Sn i  line writ ca y q y  . . ....... X 59 As a result Ot l:na¢ inventory ILING ADDRESS- P.O. Be. ..,| r1[-1[1 ]L/l[ll]l (][-T'D I/eondttions permit. • ,tlOl  '! Xl kLyJLKgrl]kl kDJLJLJI. II * * * every man in this community will rles Weirauch r,,- ' i - J/ Vern Miller has maintained right be interested in the.news contained .iL: 110 FIRST STREET  SHELTON J[ along that the men's wear store in a, large ad .bearing the Miller . ' J/which he owns and operates in men s nop mgnature on page u . , ,, ........ " ' '"   I the r Shelton Hotel building offers, of this edition of The Journal . :, Molthoid Roofing PaP  x , . ,deo , r s , . I O'Ne,,, Bu*,.g. F,rst  n."  _ lll¢ € .I ' ,I" "Pound q Lb. € lJllJ m' i" ' FRESH PACK t GRADED GOOD BEEF • /N t Ir*lrl !1 Y !1% / lflrlRrl : ll IJ I O uart t Plt00llC IIAM.00 BACON SOUARES POund 49   .:: , ,k:::<.:::;:::.. "1€  Pound 1111 PICKLED BEEF TONGUES PORK SAUSAGE Pou,,d 49 SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL , i i Pagc I .,c,u,,. an HI' Our prices are very [] • n I i competitive we have U twelve departments to  i i i, serve you. We have I  ' ':: daily delivery service ', 11i il: at no extra charge. We 2€,72 ;/'(( have a large parking  • ,o, ,o, ,ou, oonv=- il, ; ience. Ours is a home owned store and com-  " Pi!n:rs!:Ur//Ufh hJ:i; ' -- , account if you wish. Egg Noodles and Turkey 49 ¢ @ : Kraft's Ranchers Pride ............................................ 34-oz Cans , . . -. MAYONNAISE Bottle ....................... : ..............................  ................ . llj " i Pint € Canned Chicken ; Jars ........................ ,-v" Royal Ch ............. Can.  00!am Ch°wder ............................... 4-9; ,oo00o w,,o00 00tlm Chow Mein Dinner S9 ----7 HI-HO CRACKERS Benn Gee ........................................................ Package Package ...................... Caltone Big 5 ... ........................................ Large Can PANCAii bLOIJR itE003,d Towels. ..... 2-pkg. 29 € e IMg,_'"'.' I Scott I{I PANCAKE/ ' ' Toilet Paper .. 6 for 59 ¢ I'1 'WAFFLE/ _ _,.. I1 FLOUR I 1 , R'* O0000d00oEng!!shVan!!!a ...... 49 II.-_J ........................ .. Nalley s Popt Corn 119 ¢ ' - ..... Sum More ............................................................ 2Cans -- Lumberjack Syrup l Sandwich Bags in € Handy .................................................... o iu ac,o --- Bottle .......... 33 ¢  • • 4 € Drinking Straws ' 19 Gallon Jug ..... 1'62 500 in Box ..................... , ...... :f-.,,. .............................. :: ..... Shelf Paper - 27' 0H0tFor Drink Cps i, " ......... .._n  Washablo --25 ft. long -- 13 inches wide 2 Pkgs. il Baking Cups € , JELL-E-SEALS and Jellies indcfinitely arid clean, dust proof For Cup 'X,akcs ........................................ 2 Packages w Dust l=roof ..... Easy to Apl)ly • Keeps Jams € Sw?t.ter.s...: ................................................. 19' 2 Pacl, ages ........ 19 Pot Cleaners 1 € FOILRAPP - ALUMINUM FOIL ' Dandy Maid ..... Scours, Polishes, Cieans ........ 2 For ram-- ----..-._;,,s(als •.- ---.-- ,  , ----- ,fl'tv°':alodl")'°stt'ferlJ'Pfq°°idSg(:: ,=.._Id': New Flexible (100-ft. 1.49) under your ice tray ...... it prevents sticking. Plastic Clothes= Line  69' ]Plexible as rope will not rot sag or stretch o0-ft. -i,, Duo- Dustln Sheets € Small White Beans , € Picks up : convenient ....... nlqP' . Cello .................. Package . ................. ' 2-1bs --   Campbells TOMATO SOUP €   .... : i "° ii il, !{!t!',]t FOOD00.00 i I ..-.-== Plct Sweet Peas ............ 25 ¢ PICT SWEET Mixed Vegetables ........... 28 ¢ Golden Bean, PICT SWEET Golden Sweet Corn .......... 23 ¢ Cleaner Pict Sweet Strawberries ..... 40 ¢ Qt. 1.00 Gal. 3.00 Established 1895