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J OURN AIS
.V ’{ August 7, .V SHELTON-MASON
2’7 At Albuquerque 3
entertained a number of house.
guests this past week, the first
daught i. . lfi“ u H , l i . w w . ‘ MARRIAGE LICENSES Past Matrons
Will
‘MYZ-aym; ‘ _ ’wll)p'9t°i:‘;l‘ l‘ ggiesggnDES;sgm“n E. 9
' I , Borg; To 01 n1ng ‘ James A. Cunningham, 28, Entertain
O. E. S.
ues \, , ., I ‘ A f 0' i @011 l] V l -‘ Brownwood Texas and Ardice:
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v vJuv 1.. ,r u D r of D. d Mrs. Robert E. Brown - 9 ,i A “1‘1 Jllst 5
. . ‘ . The Past Matrons Ciub Wm
or“ M 0 10 eg CO L r an :- ’:' Bennett 30~ Shelton at Sheltonv ,
entertain the Order of Eastern
August 1. Three-day wait waived | Star Officer-S at a 12 O'clock pot-
d Fellows Hall at 2 o’clock
-Will meet on Tuesday ati
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33' Mrs- Earl harrima” Birth of a baby son to Mnjorl by order of
Judge D“ F‘ eright' 1UCk Picnic at the A- Y- Bennett
aftel'noon. . ,being her son, Lt. and Mrs. Merle Cmmin hunPBennett
“ygddin l A
' —-—v—<—- ‘, Nebel of Everett over the week Held 3? Echo
Farm Satumayg Harstine Island, August 5')” Mrs. and M13 OHS “700d m
Albumin“, l _77--_ ‘ Ernest V. Lyttaker, :35, and summer home at
Arcadia Point on
neSOta Ed Wilson and Mrs. Lee Carlson? While the $5 auto Stan“; 1n)
ilildur V. Lyttakcr, 30. both of Thursday, August 13.
1 end. Mrs. Nebel's parents, Mr. and
South Uniting in marriage Miss Ar-l
_. , ,. ._,que, ch Mexico, on July 27, was
dice Marie Bennett, daughter ofiare givmg another one o. the”:
330m] {Fm-ho I‘pturm‘d Fri-[Mrs- 8- 0- Kremmel 0f ilcurned last Week by
her sister, . longer is being sold by the pos- l'UHiOHi at Shtlltmli
AUEUSt 1- Officers Planning to attend 31"“
'm 8‘ two month .tmp tOlBend were gueStS 0“ sunday' Mr and Mrs
Dewey G. Bennett, famous dances at th“ Hamlin“ |. Miss Clare Engelsen,
and other tal department, a stamp of dif-i 3301111 Nik‘m‘dll, 38. 311d
J8me Dv- aSked t0 phone Viola Kimbel as
Wham She Y‘S‘ted her: sunda'y and Mondayi Mr- and Serdeant James
A. Cunning- ‘ H311 saturdayi AHgHSt 15' With l local fricnds. The
mother is the ‘ l'crent denomination, covering the
Lll'lk‘ke'oll. 40' b0”! 0f Aberdeen. at 50011 35 POSSlblc-
EaCh member. 15
and other I‘CIMWOS‘ IMI‘S' Ana“ Ballard “Of Tommov ham soil
of Mr. and Mrs. David free ferry at 8i and 10
"‘91"leii'oi-iiioi- )tiiizi Eiigelsen. Federal use tax for
the rciiiaiii- 1 Shelton. August 4. I to bring their own table servmc.
_‘“ lcanada’ were their gueStS' While Cunningham. of Brownwood,
Tex- and “3mm- YOU 3"“ Gordian-V in‘i ring, \Vood find her
stepson ing eleven months of the nst Leon Di Graves: legal. Allyn, _. . -
your, may by bought at all post
vited. Good supper and good mus-
oi‘i'ices in the state, according to
ic are promised.
Mrs. Bill Mathews and son ,
Norman of Seattle, have ‘
were both recently injured when
struck by :1 car while walking on
an .-\lbu<p.ierque street, but botlrlnternul Revenue Collector Clark
i-eci‘ivering nicely and Mrs. 1 Squire. The cost of this stamp is
Lll't‘
\‘food and her new son are doing 1 $4.59.
‘ Motorists who operated
\xcll, according to the reports.
stamped cars in July cannot \‘tllll—
iply with the law now merely by
.jMonday and Tuesday, Major Fred
lThorpe, Mrs. Brown‘s brother,
visited there.
:iiiii Margaret Klein, 32, Seattle;
ill. Seattle, August 3.
as, was the simple home wedding
at 8 o'clock Saturday evening,
August 1 at Echo Farm, where
Miss Bennett was born and reared
to young womanhood.
The ceremony was impressively ‘
:olemnized by Elder Glenn L.
Massey of the Church of the Lat-
EE VISITOR HERE
, Adair Cannon of Detroit,
and her two daughters,
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on last Sunday after en .‘Vismng Anacmtes
W0 Wfieks “It; igmg Mrs. Bennie Banner and baby
i1(lin optIIDC L, . . 11 late spending four weeks at the
. cre‘“ lhome of her parents in Anacor-
‘ tes.
l
been 1
spending the week at the H. Gm,
Sinclair home. :
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and
daughter have been spendim
HOME
LOANS
Tagging of unstamped vehicles
:w‘ill continue with state police,
um i giving cooperation to deputy col-i
lectors throughout Washington. ,
i
l Townsend I Will
lmeets at the Odd Fellows Hall
:tairway on the arm of her grand-
family reunion at Point Defiance
Saturday
evening in
Moose Hall
lied by post offices after July, and ‘
Simply sprinkle your pet with
BUIIAUH,‘ Sitting the powder lightly
*‘d‘m’y l iw Da Saints. before an impro- eral days this last weekyz.
. f‘ri _ . Q- ML.th ,h) SHE) Stamp 1) up“,
lInitiation Slated viged Slack ground of evergreen, Summer homcrhero on the
llOl’Ll; nght“vilidgfielast RS) dglmqlicm‘ mtg-V C . t T
I lAt Degree Honor Meet Tern and gladiolius in pastel’enlc\l/[r0f trig)
fill‘igldjohn 1 H.” , l a»,.l,h,..i,,g the mum Monday are subject to
the July rcqniro— . . onvenlen erms
it Initieptirgi1 Wlll be the mzpn tfea- blades of ’ileCOt, peach and yel
cock and Children Pauling mm .l MOM ‘n‘iutiiig’ iii
Vlyl‘aiiori‘al Halli gilglrlgpliiiliéuiliplLipiHh: [1,“: a
‘ ure 0 e evenmgs en er am— . . ‘_ {Lyle attef’ded the Hitii‘npwk
l . \‘Jlll‘lllSHIIQVV I‘onnsend club wil ‘ v . i ._ H u: _ A. .
Reasonable Rates
.ment when the Degree of Honor The bllde descended the Open ' “mid us
first regular meeting this ‘ nomination stump nus tllSt,Ullllll . 1
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needed
SHELTON
PRODUCTS co.
PHONE 12:}
venth St. Bridge
iDegree of Huger
annual picnic at Maple Beach
itrains of Lohengrin's Wedding?
’[arch played by Mrs. Dan Ben-L
iatron of honor.
cer Lake last Saturday
given by Miss Shirley Jones of
Grant. Those attending were the1
c v c in g
duncing.
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‘ "he stamp may be obtained
by calling in person at those of-
‘or certified check, or by making
BUIIACH acts as a swift sure re- ’
pellent to many insect pests.
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Handy Sifter Cans 25c up at Drug, ,
UHACH
l 1 _ , Bennett, and was iv~ Park Sunday- .. ,‘0- i. .- ‘the onl laces
mul'inv such sal ,
Ion Tuesday evening at 8 p. m, ather, J b h, Pm efm Several of 0m. “mug-
p1.,,,1,;0‘..tr \lhlll‘, oilock. . p ,_ Y‘Pm I {fr :1“ 5mm] ‘:
through the ml. or feathers_ Then i .
A pmgram and refreShments en m marrlage y m}. C g attended a weinie roe-st
ntS‘n‘riA. l‘h“ b‘mm‘gs ‘lw‘lt‘ng W1“ be now
a”'.. I? l n k n‘ K L .m‘ watch the vermin roll off! Protect .
lwill round out the meeting, hem down the stairs, to the r r U
Hgflmvflfl by Yen-9311mmts and stamp offices in Tacoma, Seattle. your
pets this easy armless way_ .
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Mason County Savings
elivered VIhere “Holds Picnic ett at the piano, was her only I P 1._ 1 H,
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,4 . ' . , The De re f H h 1 t H hes Misses Edna Vinson, Pau LIL it-
Mrs. Alice W aite and dauoh- . ‘. . , H crown, seed Stores and pet
Shops. _
‘ l g e 0 onor ed he” ttendant’ Mrs Ben ug a ‘cheock. Shirley
Sewell, Geraldine tors Geraldine and Shirley, 5nd “(5' bl m‘mmg
‘1 mom“ “1d” I & Loan ASSOClatIOIl
l ' . . Waite, Nellie Harriman a n d Nellie Harriman, took Geor c , . .
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infh aafiporiilt 35 fpresent for the The groom who is in the army Clyde
Harrimam Au report a good Hmed to Olympia Tuesday {7:0 i application
through a deputy (01- Title Insurance Bldg.
ga a e oon 0 games and Vis- medical corps and has been sta- ‘ time.
rem)” fm, army dutv Wednesdav' lector. i pnwouuctn won“
iting. ‘A delicious pot luck dinner.
To Vancouver
Mrs. Annie Fraser and Mis
Nell Shorter left on Saturda
morning for a ten day vacatio;
trip to Vancouver, B. C.
One of Ame’
Exceptional
YMPIA 5‘le
mPIA, WAS”
,kuns
4‘
'.' ‘EETHEART TOILET
Week End Specials
EE PARKING FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
ANSING—soo Count V
.issue
p, ,4hars 2
ii 3-
' ‘HEAVY SYRUP—14b. cans-
3 for 29¢
..ure gardenias. The soft folds of
' Wandell,
Joying a day of swimming andi
,ioned at Fort Lewis for some
. . I
ilk Jersey dress cut on princess
nes, with a full skirt. The square
eckline was shirred in the front
nd caught with a spray of minia—
he illusion veil, fingertip length,-.
:11 from a coronet of gold leaves
nd gardcnias. She carried a
ouquet of white sweet peas and
‘ ink rosebuds tied with streamers
E White satin ribbon. Her only
ewelry was a gold heart locket,
gift from the groom, and a
'old wrist watch, given by her
iother.
Mrs. Hughes wore a pastel pinkl
3heer frock cut on_simp1e lines
ind a corsage of pink rosebuds
ind a gardenia with maidenhair
.ern.
Mrs. Bennett chose for her
laughter’s wedding a black and
white sheer print in street length,
with white accessories and a cor-
3age of rose tuberous begonias
Mrs. H. A. Winsor and Mrs. J. F.
Bennett, grandmothers of the
)ride, wore matching corsages of
ipricot tuberous begonias.
At the close of the ceremony
ifrs. Cunningham dropped her
bouquet into the arms of herl
:ousin, Miss Elaine Bennett.
The rooms were colorful with;
:easonal fIOWers and greenery for
he occasion. l
Assisting Mrs. Bennett and Mrs.
Winsor in serving the wedding'
:upper were Mrs. Charlie Baker,l
;V[rs. Dan Bennett and Mrs. Frank
aunts and great aunts
)f the bride and her cousin, Miss
lean Baker.
Mrs. Cunningham cut the first
)iece of the two-tiered wedding
take, which was decorated with
)ink rosebuds and topped with a
miniature bride and groom. The
Jake was made and decorated by
Mrs. W. C. Bartlett.
The wedding, planned for later,
was hastened when Sgt. Cunning-
ham received unexpected orders
to transfer the first of this week
to a base hospital near Brigham,
Utah. Mrs. Cunningham plans to
join him there in a few weeks. ,
Present for the evening were
Sgt. and Mrs. E. Frick, Sgt.
Thomas J. Beckett, Sgt. Richard
R. Meyer and Sgt. W. T. Wieneke,‘
of Fort Lewis, Mrs. B. Morris
Young of Salt Lake City, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Robinson of Camp
Three, Elder Glenn L. MasSey of
Olympia, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ben-i
nett, Mrs. Frank Wandell, Mrs.
Robert Gardiner, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Bennett, Miss Elaine and Bob
Bennett, Elder Geo. A. Anderson,
Elder Norman A. Funk, Elder
Kenneth R. Ballard, Mrs. Emma
Conklin, Mrs. Ben Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Bartlett, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Rice and Mrs. Dick
McGee of Shelton and Mrs. H.,
A. Winsor, Mrs. Charlie Baker
and daughter Jean, Mrs. DeWey'
Bennett, Keith Bennett and Ava
and Una Winsor.
Shelton Women Are
Olympia USO Hostesses
The American Legion Auxiliary
IS now on the books of Senior}
hostesses with the first of four
serving last Thursday from 3 tol
11 P-m. They were Mrs. War-
ren Earl, Mrs. M. A. Clothier,
Mrs. Leigh Duffield and Mrs. E.
F. Martin. ‘
AS senior hostesses the Aux-
iliary ladies will serve at regularl
intervals.
A number of friends gathered
at the Island Lake home of Mrs.
Cora. Hepner last Friday night to
honor the birthday anniver'sariesi
of Mrs. Orin Parks and Harold,
Light refreshments were servedI
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How To keep cooking
lrom spoiling
your vacation
like most of US, you are probably
staying close to home for your vaca-
tion this year—which means that
household duties may go on as usual,
vacation or no vacation. But with a.
little clever planning. you’ll be amazed
at how much more time there is for
leisure. And you'll find vacations at
home can really‘ be lots of fun.
Below, the Safeway Homemakers’
Bureau has suggested several time-
saving ideas. See it you don't think
they’re good ones.
Plan menus ahead of time. Allow
plenty of variety, including a few
foods you don't often buy; but choose
things that cook quickly, or may be
partially prepared in advance. Don’t
undertake elaborate, time-consuming
cookery—unless that’s your idea of
fun!
Be leisurely. Shop early in the day
when stores are less crowded—you are
less rushed—and the selection is better.
Be forehanded. Plan foods that
can be prepared in advance. hIeat
loaves, casseroles. molded salads, pud-
dings and cookies are good examples.
Be cool. Do your heavy cooking in
the cool of the morning, or even the
night before if possible.
Be smart. Purposer plan meat left-
overs eVeI‘y so often for easy second-
day cooking. Roasts, fried chicken,
baked ham. for instance.
And here’s a menu that shows you
what we mean by advance preparation
and tasty eating.
VACATION MENU
flaked llam Loaf-—Served
_ Hot or Gold
(111:5 and mold mmt in udrunm’; keep in
rcfngt’m/or int/{I rmin I0 [NI/re.)
Scalloped Noodles
(Cook‘noodlcx; combine. with [ml cream sauce;
keep m refrigerator until time it). balm”; L105
with buttered crumbs and brown in oven.)
Buttered Freshly- looked Peas
(Shell and cool; just before earring)
Sliced Tomato, Grapefruit Section,
and Avocado Ring Salad with
Heated Rolls Butter
Fresh Peaches and Cream
(Slim’frm'l jun'f before serving)
oatmeal Cookies
(Balm! In. (In. umlu'lioux moment)
* SAFEWAY
ll ll MBER 55 'k How to have more fun during vacation A list of fine
foods,
low-priced every tidy * one girl learned about easy shopping ‘
Fruits and Vegetables
GRAPEFRUIT ................................. .. 14¢
Glenn Ali-e.
fancy
20- oz.
APRICOTS ~ ......................... . .. ........... .. 12¢
Villlcy
Llold halves
lS-oz.
SLICED PEACHES ........................ .. 18c
ll igz'hwav
29ml.
TOMATOES .................................... .. 17¢
Libby's fancy EST—oz.
TOMATOES .......................... .. 2 for 25¢
:s‘ilrcrdalu
{Ell-oz.
tins
HOT SAUCE ........................ .. 3 for 11¢
lifll‘fl‘dlx‘lulr‘ 87oz.
tins
SPINACH ................... .I .................... _. 14c
liltnilruld Buy.
PUMPKIN .......... ....... ................. .. 10c-
l.ilili,\"s til—oz.
CORN .,_.
27-014.
tins
tins
2 for 25¢
Del Moini- 204m. tins
BABY FOODS ...................... .. 3 for 20¢
Gerbei 's 41/) »oz.
tins
BABY FOODS ......... ........... ...-3 for 20¢
Heinz 4‘;—
OZ.
tins
I‘OMATO SOUP ................................. .. 66
Van Camp’s 10 Eli-oz.
Hams Hormels . . . . . lb. 39¢ A
Del—i-cut, Whole or Half
Lamb Choips . .. lb. 41¢
Graded Good Lamb
Lamb Roast ,. . . . . lb. 31¢
Tender Shoulder Cut
Lamb Steaks . . . . lb. 31¢
Lean Shoulder Cuts
Leg of Lamb . .. 1b.,33¢
1942 Spring Lamb
Short Ribs of Beef .. lb. 15¢
Meaty Cuts
Wieners...........lb.
Famous Milwaukee
tin
SJFE W117
ENNRANTEED Mil TS
29¢ '
Ground Beef . . . . . . lb. 25¢
All Pure Beef '
Dairy Products
BUTTER .................................... .. lb. 47¢-
t'iesh prints
"Tasty—Pound"
BUTTER .................................... .. lb. 46¢
“Glenbrook”
MILK .......................................... .. at. 13¢
Maison County
CREAM.I ................ . .4 ______________ ..
frcsh prints
1/7 nt. 15¢
EGGS ...................................... .. dbz. 46¢-
lwith ice cream, coffee and cream nonths’ had as his best man a
‘ was served to round out the meet- [lose friend, Sgt. William T, I
mg, which was enyoyed by all Vieneke. i . We can proudly say—our servke
The bride was lovely in a white "WY I109 5° quite 68 fill!
WY These especially low “Saturday”. prices'are
gOOd every day of the week at'Safeway 2:
Dressings
MUSTARD
French's 9»oz.
. Heinz 13-07. jar
CHILI SAUCE .
Moncta l)!"l nd, lZ—oz.
CATSUP ........ ..
Red Hill 14-oz.-
KETCHUP ..... _.
Heinz ll l~ll‘Z.
Lunch Box
MAYONNAISE
Nix—Made. l'i esh . .
SALAD DRESSING ............. at.
Duchcss
PEANUT BUTTER ............ .. 2-lbs.
Bm erly
ROYAL SATIN ................. .. 3-lbs.
Shortening
CRISCO ......... ..
Shortening
SNOWDRIFT
Shortening
Mummy-mm
rmm
PEACHES lb.8¢
Washington Golden Jubilee
GRAPES
APPLES
LEMONS
Our service may not be quite as fast as
you've come to expect—for each day
more and more Safeway men are joining
the armed forces. \Ve tell you this with
pride and with the hope that you’ll un-
derstand. For there isn’t time to care-
fully train new people to take ‘the place
of experienced Safeway men. But our
new people are all Working hard to fill
their shoes as fast as possible.
.iax: ''''
MUSTARD ..... .
..................... ._ 2 for
SANDWICH SPREAD ............ .. at.
4. .
and Shortening
...... 12c
................................. _. 9c
............................... __ 15c
............................... .. 11¢
35¢
406‘
476'
35¢
63¢
69%
69¢
........................ .. at.
................ .. 3-lb. tin
............... .. ‘3-"lb. tin
..........lb.12¢
Thompson Seedless
ONIONS 10-le 25¢
Oregon Kiln Dried
APRICOTS CAN NOW
Washington, Moorparks
lb.8¢
California GraveriStiens
..........lb.10¢
Fancy Large Sunkist
ORANGES 1b. 892
Sweet Juicy Sunkist
POTATOES . . 50-lbs. $1.19
U. S. No. 2
Penney Savers
AIRWAY COFFEE .................. .. lb. 20c
French Dressing ,— F~~ 1 l u
Two Birthdays Honored (Keep scalzlml fomalom in rqfrigCralor ready -------
------------------------- H lb' HS 1 bl‘wm ‘ 9 ‘
At Island Lake Party [0 [)601.‘ [)rcpurr salad (11‘. the last)
“Damgmd FFOSh Prints ’ . l h I — ' I I . I ' H
, SHOPPING BAGS .................. .. each 2¢
Large size
JERGENS SOAP .................. .. 2 for 9¢
Regular size ‘hrii-s
SU-PURB
................................. .. 20¢
Chase C(ll’llnli‘l‘filfl . _ _ . _ _ . _
. l VI l. H r/ 1‘; -(f ,.",2-...
Th. families gathering to, the, coffee. \mk. or Iced lea CREAM
................................ .. l» pt. 20¢ “"9” "
“‘“éOX’p f 4~¢
occasmn i 1 d h Alf a Kill—l Mu . Whipping; . OX1 DOL i-
.................. .. 01' D
mers Lclfvfrelll 6dr} 6 rs reMerrit re Vacaf'on fun KR 2-1135
2l—oz. P‘lckhge‘
JOhHS ' Owe ’ ' Read the article “V is for Vacations varieties
V I i . ' — . i i l . H . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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OHS, EPWIn Gillum 5, MTS- ”, , a i ‘ Bylaw. parka?
Cora Hepner and the families of [00, In this week’s FaniilyCircle. It‘s
---------------- U lb‘ Ir FRUIT ARS‘ dOZ
The honored gueStS- about morale, Vacations. and 111ore fun Km!“
(‘W’amed Ed“ Wgulm: quarts ' ' ' ' ' ' '
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JELLY GLASSES .................. .. doz. 42¢
. t home with c k' u worries elin i— . . .. n
during the evening which was a “0 “In 1 Guide A checks ,
i . , , r H , . Tail 1,4. Pint Size
spent Sm in nated. Out e\eiy lllllIMldi). free at ‘ ‘
______________________________________ H. doz, 47d: . .
I g g songs Safewafi bgfib “A- . i KERR LIDS
.............................. .. doz. 9¢
' cs '
At Deep Lake
Mr. and Mrs, John L. Dotson
land children joined the members
{of Mrs. Dotson’s family Sunday
lto make a party 0f 25 to 30 en-I
visiting at Deep Lake.
Wednesday and Thursday, Mrs-
.O. P. Mobley and daughter Joan'
0f Olympia. were guests at the1
DotSOn home_ i
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lseal Rock on I—IIJood Canaly Mr.'
:Eacrett's parents, Mr. and Mrsl
iEd'Eacrett of Port Angeles and
«thew 50“ and family, Mr. and
l MPS.‘ Edwin Eaerett and daugh-
iter 301ned them for the day.
i BObby Eacrett, eldest son of
,MT- afld Mrs. Francis Eacrett is
Shendmg this Week with his
gmW‘ll’alents in Port Angeles,
Safeway
Homemd/éem" Blzreazz
JI‘iiA Lin: WRIGHT, humor
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WELLJ CANT SEE wuy r
we ALWAYS HAVE TO ' ’
BUT WE (LA-[E TO
SHOP ON SATURDAY,
OF ALL THE
s_PECiAL_s.
FEDER L MILK ................ _.
or Cherub
UARNATION MILK .......... ..
lrl ‘lu-UZ.
tins
ANN. LISTEN. ..
Mug—oz.
ANN LEARNS HOW 7'0 MAKE WEEKENDS FUN
odour "ween-
END SPECIAL
3 for
6 for
13¢
52¢
THAT'S RIGHT
SAFEWAV‘S
"SATURDAY"
PRICES ARE
AND YOU MEAN TO
SAY THAT SAFEWAY
THE WEEK? V
GOSH rrs SWELL,
bEAR, NOW THAT
WE HAVE OUR
WHOLE WEEK-
BALL MASON CAPS ........... .. doz. 22¢
CERTO .................................. _. 3 for 43¢
Pure fruit pectin. S-oz.
VES, AND BEST OF ALL,
TOM, l WT ONLY SAVE
M SHOPPING ON WEEK~
DAYS BUT SRFEWAYTNCE‘S
Why doh‘t yo_u get y9_p_r_ i‘big" order
on in weekday too?
At Seal Rock . SHOP ON SATURDAY— _ . KAY, so we CAN THING ISA PRICES
AREAS LOW 6000 5&1! , ENDS FREE. ARE so LOWON evemumc, '
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Eacrettl TAKE ADVANTAGE lOTOF Reggie. As mus EARLY m ;
LE mugs . lavew. T00 .\ut only Will you‘liave more time to
play on weekends, but you‘ll be able
to shop more leisurely if you get your
big grocery order-on a weekday. Safe-
wziyk specially low advertised prices,
you know. are now good early in the
. (reek. i
SAFEWAY