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M,) )lillalS(.
i'inl ........... 37¢ Quart .......... 67¢
,l,,,y s Mustard, 9 oz ........ 14¢
THE Ft.AVOR MILLIONS FAVOR
YOU'LL LIKE IT, TOO
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%Talh,,! ,, l, ¢tZ ................................................... ~3¢
W'< (..aO0<[ O'(I 'G,Tle Fashio.ed
IlIJ ¢ ,! ,alhy s lh,t,l Stew
/ /, / lo-oz, lhl ..... 37¢ 30-oz. I;iu .. 1)€
..... .7 '. ;... "
) YOU'LL LOVE
THE
FLAVOR
AIRPORT GROCERY
OPPOSITE THE AIRPORT - PHONE 981
. ! E&?,,( ' .
$ l. ........ ) .....
NAIJ,E¥'S MAYONNAISE
Pint ......... i}7¢ Quart ......... 67¢
Lumberjack Syrup, 24-oz ..... 33¢
THE FLAVOR MILLIONS FAVOR
YOU'LL LIKE IT, TOO
SWEET ItELISil, Nalley's, 12 oz ................. 18¢
1 RLA,I id!J Nalley's, 12 oz.
i I(KLES, ...... g3¢
POTATO ('IilPS, Nalley's, 4/ oz .................. 23¢
QUALITY COOD$ FROM NALLEY VALLEY
Everything seems to taste betterwhen
you're out on a picnic.. Sandwiches
and salads are real picnic food...
make them taste better than ever with
Nalley's pure Mayonnaise! Look for
the red, white and blue Nalley's label
that marks the mayonna/se with the
flavor millions favor. You'll like it!
M
n
TelephoneLines
Still Troublesome
At Shelton Valley
By Slgne A. Kneelanil
The Inter-Valley phone system
is still out of order and Bell sys-
tem is slow about getting a con-
nection for the valley. About two
months ago wives were put on the
poles and rights of way brushed
()tit. The Valleyites had high hopes
of having a phone by now.
. One reason why this correspon-
(lent is so interested in the phone
system is that she has been con-
fined to the house as baby sitter
to her ten-month-old granddaugh-
ter and has to rely on news from
people coming to the house.
Mrs. Ned Wivell attended the
get-together at 720 Franklin St.,
Sl]elton, where good friends meet
every month on the first Thurs-
day.
Visitors to the Highlands for
the week were, on Thursday, Mrs.
J. L. Tiffany and son Mark James
and his grandmother Hazel Tif-
fany; Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Dew-
ey Bennett, Mrs. Mary Laurent
of Olympia, Mrs. Anna Pafulson
of Shelton and three daughters,
Louise, Sandra and Donna; Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McConkey,
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Cun-
ningham and their young son
Neale, Mr. and Mrs, Alph Knee-
land and John Kneeland and chil-
dren Ed and Marie who also call-
ed on the Glover children, Mike,
Dave and Lends.
It would please this correspon-
(lent much if in the next three
weeks anyone in the Valley hav-
ing any news would send a one-
cent postal card or bring it to
Box 231, Rte. 1.
Allyn
A stork shower was held at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy Clark last
Thursday in honor of Mrs. Hazel
Scott. Potluck lunch and games
Were enjoyed before the many
lovely gifts were opened.
Lt. and Mrs. C. H. Wainscot(
and three children arrived last Fri-
.lea AA A lt.ll A A . lii. i.A A A A A A A I
By Effie L. Knowlton
The Tahuya Garden Club nmt
with Rhoda Summers on Wednes-
day, August 3. The meeting be-
gan at 12 o'clock in order to pro-
vide time for the showing of
slides. Clara Koenig, president,
read her report on the state con-
vention in which we were espec-
ially admonished to encourage Ju-
nior Garden Clubs.
Rhoda Sunawlers, our very com-
petent secretary for the past year,
was presented with a gift, as she
is leaving for Oregon. Christene
Ahl made the presentation.
Guests tot the day were Mrs.
Merrit, mother of the hostess,
Mesdames Marsh, Freeltn and
Paxton, of the Evergreen Garden
Club. The latter three came to
report progress of the Community
Fair to be held in Belfair the af-
;ernoon of Sept. 10. Ranka Rends-
land was appointed chairman of
.the gift booth to succeed Geneva
Porter whose request to be trans-
ferred to the kitchen was granted.
Arrangements were made for
demonstrations in corsages, cera-
mics, china painting, textile and
photo tinting.
Sixteen members answered roll
call and the meeting was ad-
journed to meet In September with
Geneva • Porter. Refreshments
were served.
On Sunday, July 31, the H. L.;
Rendslands drove to Hoodsport
with Mrs. Rendsland's mother,
Mrs. M. M. Cowan to attend a
family reunion and dinner at the
home of Mrs. Cowan's sister, Mrs.
K. Abbey. They were joined by
Mrs. Mary Jane Kllby, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred O. Dickinson of Shel-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R.
Dickinson, Hoodsport, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Dickinson of Califor-
nia and Alma Heath of Vashon
Island.
A party for Betty Beauchamps
Friday afternoon, Aug. 4, brought
together her nearest friends at the
home of Mrs. Donald Huson, as-
sisted by Mrs. William Andersen.
Gifts for the new home that Betty
contemplates establishing in the
near future were presented. Two
tables of Cootie kept the ladies
amused, prizes going to Helen An-
dersen, Shirley Huson, Marctia
Prices for Friday and Saiurday August 12-i3ih -
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NALLEY'S BEEF STEW'o; 35c
I
**' JUNKET ICE CREAM MIXES ................ Pg. for 10c
,oO...,,-o,,..,..<o, ,, TENDERLEAF BLACK TEA BAGS ........ , cou., 19c
WHIPPED
LEMON
TOPPING
Yo.'/l Need
PET MILK
Tall
a. 12c
t
i Sunshine GRAHAM CRACKERS ...... ,b. Pkg. 27c
i
SUGAR
PURg CANE
PORTLAND PUNCH
Saok 92c Just Add
Wa+er 12-oz ......
.O
CIGARETTES
PETER PAN $1.69
Crnnchy-Smooth
PEANUT DIAL SOAP Armour's New Deodoran+
BUTTER So.p -- Large Cake
, SWANCO OLEOMARGARINE .................. 2 2;.45c-
I NALLEY'S SANDWICH SPREAD ........ Pin, , 31c
" Cartons
I BOOK MATCHES .................................... 2 fo, 25c
, WHEATIES CEREAL 2 -oz. 29c
.................................. pkgs.
STARKIST TUNA GRATED
I/z CAN FOR ONLY .....................
day to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Whitman and Frances Huson. De- 12-oz.
Clark. They are en route from liclous refreshments prepared by i Jar 32€ BRUCEiS GRA
Honohflu to Washington, D. C., the two young matrons were very P .ffRUIT-PINEAPPLE JUICE
where Lt, Wainscott'is assigned, much enjoyed, if=' .- SHURFINE SHORTENING
The Cub Scouts met at Jacker Mr and Mrs. Perry Moerrdyke,
S-Lb.
Shepherd's lVrtday aftern°°n" Sev" Tv n'nd small s°n l°nald came(in from join 1 J
.............. ""' l NS',
eral of the boys finished their pro- Pal() Alto to the rcl- LOOKING GLASS LARGE WHITE BEA
jects. Their play time was spent atives at their summer cottages UAlllil
watctiing a bulldozer at work. <.r. }i )"'W 'i
Mayor L. "Hum" Keen of Brem- "'lvI'rs. Daisy H,lll Bone underwent 'U[ M' =... # LOOKING GLASS SMALL TAPIOCA ........ :
erton visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam eta ion in a Seattle hos ital
.....
Corliss last Saturday on Wad o.dav
., Die" ---" ........ Ii .. " ' DEL MONTE CREAM CORN 2
Mr. a d /t's. k Valley.. re- "he. Rendsia.ds and ,s. ..... ,,, ,, ,u¢N llffelllllll ,,,, ,,,, r • .............. :;U,
LuFnoq" monuay irom COUlee am g xl r,, o'. , =n, vxl,,cactiflw R/IT .
where they had been called to the 'i2' ::";',i',<''.in,
bedside of Mrs. Va Icy s brother .......
who w'ts inlured in an accident i" riouseman anQ son, o[ vl()n- .
o to i,.* ..... .... * +h. m.,,,1., To rovia, Calif., dropped in oil them I, * Quality plus economy insures satisfaction. Our meat., ]l'//l, - --- - _.
• ,, , ..... i,,<,-,,- , ..... "'" ....... " wail h d )lot seen
hosi)ital recenfly. Mrs. Co a ti are all flovvrnment inspected and graded either good or g:/l.'pJ I 'lPi'l.ltilti'l'
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sullivan and : hHa°Uem:,Tt.y ftiI'°dtYfrYr B c,oice_¢hvlsCe at nd t U -- l Jil][n 1
Wa,,a -. .... ,. , = oo 0 , - . .<. ,,,
he," father An-us Smith and Mr suecesslu, ousmess anti is va,a- ............ lb. 65' -i llllli
_.. --. I .... ' _ " tioningandlookingnp old friends. 11 RNewYorTIrJ:kse
anQ Mrs. t51"lrls zlleuler unQay .................
€
Mrs Inez Hendrix and her vzauet Soul;n anu uol'otny wren
nenhew 5ac:lde MeLau-hitn mo are back from Puyallup w.here d
- "-' .' ..' .... % .-' . " they spent the last five weeks in 1 SH FRyEuRSc:d' L:d" lb" 55' t "ll-
lores to I*IOIlyMooQ IaST Fnaay. i..' k:. r. fi,,,o
Mrs. Henflrix will return this week. "' '* a .....
Lois Llndscy returned home on ..................................... p ....... IC ke
Saturday after spending a week _SIMMONS GcLl f ltCN 'm fO 27'
in Belfair at the Glenn Harris Tne tanill Pe. heldOa.he+za t i, CORNED BEEF ...... lb. 59 € t TA ES
home mona C i i;
O rou (is
_." ....... Simmons farm on Mud Bay next ;i W:ielake - Boneless '.= ..................
The Allyn Ollll eam won l)y a lsunda v All the descendants of
score of9to2in ar game playedilvlr, al Mrs. Michael Simmons, t I CODFISH ....... lb. pkg. 49 € ;i, , _.,
with the Belfalr team last Sun-iwho came to the Northwest one i I Skinless or Regular ' ,;, CORN "llid#
day afternoon at. the Anderson n red ears a o are ex ected to
...... A {bud y .g. p LI WiI,NERS ........... lb. 39* I{/ Dozen ................ : ....... ill
b%foiom be there and all their .,ends a.e
.' ' . ustin's many friends invited.
wish her a speedy recovery. Margle ]
Dove, too, is improving nicely at IiiiAiiillllmlPlnmlll IIIPIII pl
the Shelton Hospital after an ap.,llln,llutnruI fill? ........ i 1 WATERMELON '
l
pen dix operation.- I , .,i,, I Pound ..............................
Properi At Eidon 00IIFI00WIN, ,.,,,_,:, /qua/]tyis,o much better" f .... :f'''":';"L'aL"3L':L'':7"I;
School 'Io Be Sold .,,...,,..... -,omucbbe,tcr'" I ll M rll I • ililllI,Jll _.a i
, By Frances R. Hill iIF/JFIJFJUdE I '"' ,,w. i,p,ov., ,0u.. s..,,""
The Eldon school property at the • •[l II So#hi,,0 ta bur- .e ob{latlee
Hsrnma Harems river, about nine •llll•Jill In
miles n rth , ! I Ilk tup, s t be .dlA / Small Julienne - New Pack . No. 2 Tin I B R I N G I N T H I S C E R T I FI
sold by Scho I i Lst: ct 3 a an ./ I Thls certifies thet I have been g{ven 1 FREE package of
auction sale to be held on the V'IB" I IMPROVID round Shredded Whoat.
miles north of Lilliwaup, is to be
o,.t.,ct HOUS I
auction sale I, be held ¢'1 he Green Beans ........ 34 ¢ ,
grounds September 10 at 2 o'clock. _ m
THE SCHOOL building, unused
2 for 39 ¢
stnce the consolidation of the El-
don school with Hoodsport, is said
to be well constructed, in 'good
shape and suitable for remodeling
teen, ether business or fine resi-
dence purposes. It is a one-story
building with full basement. To
add to the property value, the ad-
jacent tidelands, on which there
are oyster beds, are included in the
sale.
Although district voters author-
ized it last year, the sale was post-
poned when it was found that the
tide lands were not owned by the
district. A contract to purchase
the tidelands had been entered into,
but not completed, by a former El-
don school board and they had re-
verted to the state.
THE SALE was postponed until
after the last session of the leg-
islature, when Rep. George Adams
introduced H.B. No. 80 which
passed both h6uses, authorizing
the State Land Department to re-
instate the old contract in 'favor
of School District 312.
The school property will be sold
to the highest bidder at not less
than the appraisal value of $13,000,
aceordiug to a notice published by
the clerk, Frances B. Radtke.
Local Couple Attends
1949 Family Reunion
MI'. and Mrs. Walter Marble of
Shelton attended the 1949 mect-
ing of tim Neal, Trask and Christ-
man families in the Stayton Ma-
sonic Park at Stayton, Ore., July
31.
The Stay(on Masonic Park was
again selected as the meeting
place for 1950. Officers reelected
were Neal Ruggles, president;
Malcolm Ncal, vice president;
Mrs. Walter Marble, secretary and
treasurer; Ralph Trask, histor-
ian, and Mrs. Verny Scott, re-
porLer.
Arcadia Club Meets
At Kneeland Park
The next meeting of the Arcadia
Economics Club will be held at
Kneeland Park on Friday, August
12. In case of rain the session will
be centered at the home of Mrs.
Elsie Collins,
8 Small 3-Sieve - No. 303 Tin
Peas -
- 8-Ounce Tin
Tomato Sauce ..
3 for 20 ¢
14°Ounce BOttle
Catsup ........ 2 for 35 ¢
L ,, ,,
8 28-Ounce Tin
Baked Beans
S l-Pound Tin,
Brown Bread
........ 29 ¢
........ 22 ¢
:-- (
Apricot Juice - 46-Oz. Tin
Apricade ............ 39 ¢
S 47-Ounce Tin
Tomato Juice ........ 33 ¢
AMIC.,
I STInCT oR R.F.D.
I
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I unlels certificete te signed by
Offer
ia
void
tills
cultomer
terms of this offer.
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i ' Limit: I tffor per Customer, The Quaker Oats Co.
I My reguler shelf price for Muffets is __--€ (to be
| Offer seed only in United Stetem. Offer expires
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I RIDIMPTION$, Dept. tl9A, Lock Ilox 60t5,
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Fine Foods From
Nalley's Mayonnaise
Quart ........ 67¢
MILO' YET
Nalley's French Dressing, 8 oz.
Are You Looking for Something Different
Nalley's Mustard, 8 oz. jar ................... '"
Nalley's Dill Pickles, 24-oz. jar .........
Your Choice -- Plain or Kosher
Nalley's Lumberjack Syrup .... 33¢
The Syrup That Has .Everyth ng. 24-Ounce.
Nalley's Treasure Pickles ........ 23¢
Crisp! Delicious! 12.Ounce Jar.
Get more ior your,
money with new
Sherwin.William
House Paint! Its coat is
now Smoot]er, to.gber,
makes yo,,r house look
better, lasl Ionler,
Nalley's Sva hetti, 15 oz ......... 14€
t|/1 A'Di, l;IoJoaturo Witn ue )us Tomato Sauce.
i%1. SALAD Potato Chips, Nalley's, 4 ½ oz ............
W H I T E K I N G UAL,TY OODS F.o NALLEY V,I
{I,ERVER SETI ORANU'ATO SOAP !
KRAFT CREAM KRA FT
i I|/ll JlmllliM¢lrwinl I: GIANT SiZE I CIEESE
I[t00000000'QUAKill I 57' -Ou.0e o,o.
eACK.O V______2
• ? 2 For 39 ¢ 2
J. L. CATr0
HARDWARE
317 Railroad
Phone 48
Established 1895