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Former Representative
W. “an”
GONNNNSTEN
Nilll-l)'l."l,l‘\'i‘l Ci'll‘iflhliltc
George Adams
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His previous record in four
terms including one as recog-
nized floor leader in the
House. fully qualifies this
Mason County man for this
important office.
For County
1 Pm the
Legislature
SCHOOL sum. 1
RE-ELECT
Representative
Chas. R. Savage
for
STATE
REPRESENTATIVE
24th District
Democrat
Clallam, Jefferson and Mason
Counties
I Your Vote Appreciated
R. W. STRIKE
Democratic Candidate
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COUNTY TREASURER
Honest, Qualified, Efficient.
Member V. F.W.. American Legion,
,‘xi'ange. Pomona Grange
and No.13.
ManyNews Notes
About Hoodsport
Residents Given
By Doris Soule I
Hoodsport, August 4 Mr. andI
Mrs. Walter Kahlke of Tacoma,
spent several days visiting friends
and relatives in Mason county.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat McDonaldl
and children of Seattle, visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Yenter last week end.
Mrs. Dave Eatwell spent four
days at Copalis with relatives.
She is now in Chehalis for a week;
or so Mrs. Eatwell‘s father Jacki
Spitzner, has been here, also Mr.
Eatwell’s mother and brother of
Chehalis.
The Young Womens Club had
a “no hostess" party at the L. L.
Dickinsons home. They presented
a gift to Mrs. Claude Wood.
Mrs. Nissen returned last week
after a very enjoyable two weeks
in Portland with friends and rel-
atives.
To her many friends Mrs. S. J.
Martin of Millbrook. Ontario,
Canada, will not be able to make
a trip out here this year owing
to ill health.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Hanson
are the proud parents of a son
born in the Shelton hospital
Tuesday. They have named him
Frederick Simons. Both he and
his mother are doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McLean of}
Seattle, Marshall Vail and Dean
Gilbert, are in the Olympics forl
a week. I
Miss Clara D. Koremeir recent-
ly returned from 20 years of
missionary work in China and
gave a very interesting lecture
on her work there on Wednesday
evening in our church. Her com-
panion, Miss Gilmore, sang two
songs beautifully.
Miss. Eileen Hembury of San'
Francisco has been here Visiting
her mother and brother. They
spent Thursday in Seattle.
Miss Elizabeth Hilligoss was
home for the week end with herl
folks, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilli-
SHELTON VISITOR DIES
A frequent visitor to Shelton
_m”__ ‘ and a resident of Hood Canal for
City Swept department crews several summers, Mrs. J. A. Walk-
this week laid a macadam surface: er 0f Tacoma! and formerly Of
on the two parking strips which: ¥FP%ntr pisseflii iwagldAlirgggt 4'
recently were created on the eastl le unera WI 8 .11 aY‘
2nd west sides of the postofficel ng-eamali‘aesrt ergiifigerhls fig;
lock. '
.__._,,, .fi.__ leave one daughter, Miss Dorothy
_ lWalker, well known in Shelton
T0” the PFOC‘PGCCS W118“? you am- l through her frequent visits here.
With a. Journal Want-Ad
P. 0. Parking Strips
Get Macadam Surface?
“Friday and Saturday
SILVERBOW FARM
, Honey 16-02. 250
LAKOTA
i RIPE OLIVES. . .‘ . . . No. 1 tall 15¢
SUNWORTH Y~—28-oz. tin
" Peaches Mar 670
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PURE
Lard 2-lbs. 310
, NO RUB
lLIQUlD WAX............qt.'73¢
SNOVVDRIFT
’ Shortening "31.710
, CRYSTAL WHITE
SOAP gHIPs
POST—l1-oz.
Toasties 2hr I70
PRODUCE
LEEQNS dozen
YAKlMA
TOMATOES 2-lbs.
ONIGNS 10-lbs. 29c
QBMWGES Mom 490
Lettuce, String Beans, Beets, Peas,
Fresh Corn, Carrots, Avaoados
Lowest Market Price
. . . . . 5-lbs. 49¢
Pkgs.
250
15c
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wood and
daughter of Bremerton were Sun-
day guests of their brother, Claude
Wood. Mrs. Claude Wood accom-
lpanied her husband to Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Avery and
family moved to Olympia this
week end.
,Mrs. L. L. Dickinson entertain-
'ed Monday at Clarmel with a
12:30 luncheon. Her guests were
Mrs. Phillip Abbey, Mrs. Kilby,
Mrs. T. B. Smith and Mrs. Addle-
man.
The Fred Johnson's and Roy
Asleson‘s have moved to Quinault.
Howard “Bud” Johnson was
‘married in Couer d'Alene, Idaho,
[July 25th to Florence Edlund of
Portland. They were here visiting
his parents, the Leo Johnsons ov-
er the week end. They are resid-
ing in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill had a
family reunion Sunday, also other
guests. Mr. Hill left Monday to be
one of Uncle Sams boys.
Mrs. Wesley Johnson has been
visiting his folks for three weeks
and helping in the store. Wesley
was home for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Sund and
ers. Sund Sr. of Rocky Point en-
tertained the H. R. Dickinsons
and Mrs. Don Soule and cihldren
for Sunday dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis of Olympia
were Saturday night guests of
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goss.
Ray Peterson leaves August 12
for Fort Lewis.
Mrs. Claude Wood was a guest
of honor at a stork shower in
the Hoodsport gym Tuesday eve-
ning. She received many lovely
gifts. Games were played and a
luncheon served.
Jean Lunt of Port Angeles has
been with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Lunt for the past
week. She has been helping in
the store. Sunday they motored
to her home and spent the day
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Lunt.
Potlatch Party
Says Farewells
By Elizabeth Hussman
Potlatch, August 14—-M1‘s. Ja-
lcobson was hostess Thursday af-
ternoon for a luncheon and card
party honoring Mrs. “Bud” Sim-
mons who was moving from Pot-
latch.
Albert Morrison and Miss Vir-
ginia Washbum of Tacoma, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Morrison Sunday.
Mrs. H. Lanning and Frances
Lanning spent Thursday in Ta-
coma and Puyallup.
Miss Marion Jacobson of Taco-
ma was home over the week end
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holmes
and child of Aberdeen were guestsl
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Simonsl
Thursday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Stensvold and
Miss Lovejoy of Tacoma, were
guests of the Jacobsons Wednes-
ay.
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Agate Residents
To Picnic Sunday,
By Mrs. Mary Matthes l
Agate, August 5~Agate Grange
is giving a picnic at the hall on
the bay Sunday. August 9th. A
[good time is assured. Bring your
lunch and enjoy a get-together.l
All members and friends are in“
vited. I
Mrs. Mamie Nickelson spent
Tuesday visiting with Mrs. Mary
Matthes.
Clarence Brown has been call~
ed into the Army. He leaves next
Wednesday for Camp Lewis. ‘
A shower honoring Mrs. Bue-l
lah Satterfield of Shelton, a for-l
mer resident of Agate, will be!
held at the residence of Mrs:
Martin Auseth Thursday. l
Mrs. C. P. Grinrod and Mrsl
M. Nickelson were Shelton shop-‘
pers Wednesday. Mrs. E. Crane
i drove them in.
Journal Want-Ado—Phone 100
DRY GOO
OILED
I SILK
Curtaining
69°
J u s t Arrived” A
shipment of Oiled
Silk Curtain mater~
ial, just what you
want for ybur show-
er curtains.
W. - , . a _.
CURTAIN
SCRIM
SPECIAL
Our buyer bought a
large group of short
cuts of Curtain
Scrim which we are
offering at greatly
reduced prices! . . .
C o m e in and see
these specialsll
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New
Seersuckers
5,9"
Here is the material
you have been wait-
ing for. Needs no
ironing. I d e al for
c o o l, comfortable,
serviceable dressgg
and blouses! !
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY J OURNAI]
During Market Week we were fortunate to buy a large group of
Draping Squares in assorted sizes and patterns at a greatly re!
duced price. These squares are just the thing for Pillow Tops,
Chair Covers, etc.
ns spncm
Draping Squares Special each 35¢; ,
the kind you get here at such reasonable prices—fresh . . .
bursting with full-flavored goodness. There's a feeling of security and
well-being
in knowing that your pantry is well-stocked with, wholesome foods so get
busy
gum
Don’t risk failures this year in your home canning. You'll make
better jellies, jams
and preserves if you start off with better quality berries, fruits and
vegetables—
firm . . . ripe . . .
and plant a “victory garden" of home preserves this summer.
IELL—WELL pkg. 5c
Gelatin Dessert
FLOUR 49-1115. 1.89-
Fisher's Blend—77AM Purpose
KOOLADE 6 pkg. 25
Delicious Summer Beverage
MATCHES .. . . . 6 pkgs. 19¢
Seaport
APPLE BUTTER . . jar 23¢
Libby, 33-oz. jar
JAM Z-lb.jar32¢
Meadow Lark, Assorted kinds
Pork & Beans pt. jar. . 2 for 29¢
Cerretellis
CORN FLAKES .. . .. pkg. 5¢
Alber's 6-oz. pkg.
VANILLA bottle 29¢
Old English, 8-oz.
TISSUE .. ..
Waldrof
5 rolls 25¢
SUNSHINE
2-Ibs. KRISPY CRACKERS
2-lbs. HONEY GRAHAMS.
Both for 63¢
HI HO Butter Wafers lb. 21¢
HYDE PARK WAFERS .... .. lb. 29¢
Pruitsgss Vegetables
TOMATOES . . . . . . .. 2-lbs. 19¢
Vine Ripe Slicers, Yakima
GRAPES . . . . . . , .....'2-lbs.35¢
Gridle Seedless
POTATOES . .. 12-lbs. 49¢“
Netted Gem, U. S. No. 1
POTATOES . .. 49-lbs. $1.39
‘U. S. No. 2 Neted Gem
ORANGES . . . . . . . . . lO-lbs. 79¢
ONIONS 10-lbs. 33¢
........4-lbs.25¢
APPLES.H.
BEANS.............2-lbs.25¢
Local Good Cookers
Stringless
9
WHEAT OR OATS
Your Choice
Triangle, No Premium
3-lb. pkg. ........ .. 25¢ .
Kitchen TOWELS
Scott, 150 Sheets
2 pkgs. ............ .. 23¢
SALAD DRESSING
Over The Top
Quart ................ .. 27¢
Sandwich Spread
Over The Top '
Pint .................. .. 15¢
MILK
Carnation
3 Tall Cans ...... .. 26¢
~ ROAST MUTTON
Shoulder Rolled
LEG MUTTON
,ROAST ............................. _.
Meaty, Tender
MUTTON STEW lb. 121/»:
MUTTON CHOPS 2-lbs. i
Economical ....................... ..
BACON
1/2 -lb. Cello ...................... _.
BEEF ROAST
Rolled ................................ ..
HAMBURGER
Fresh Ground -. ................ ..
HAMs
Half or Whole ............. ..
WIENERS
Large ................................. ..
DOG FOOD
Armour’s .......................... ..
LUMBER ’5 gamma .
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around
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, u‘ the air
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Mrs. s. L.
CIGARETTES
£1011. Boh.
firine air
Avalon, aDbond'
Sensation, etc. 2 pkgsz the STXN:
Camels, Luckies i119. Florid
Chesterfield 2 pkgs in attendir
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“5‘s. 1. L.
‘3 ' is weel-
FLAIiE “he was i
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curs DOWN . Camp Cl
STOCKING
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FOR "8.0."
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PROTECTS '1 .
HEALTH 1 enlisted
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“3 an apt
Igoi
to: Large 23¢
SPARKLING
ACTIVE
LATHER s ‘ .‘
.0. 3 f 20¢ ,
COMPLEXION
AND BATH
STAYS SO
FRESH AND
SWEET
SUGAR STAMP
. PERIODS
Stamp No. 6
Good UntI August 22
Stamp No.7 I ' ,
(Bonus) Good until Aug- ' McClel
‘ n aviatii
i {in IN 00A:
., 1
lb. 16¢
\.
lb.
EAL jams
25¢
F . Cutter
lb.
lb.
lb.
18¢, .
33¢
22¢
........ 25¢) ‘
11 cans $1.00 I