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14, 1947. SHELTON-IASON COUNTY JOURNAL Page 3
nd Luffs
5d Show
owboys and plenty
in store for the
helton at 1 o'ch)ck
the ,1. C. Penney
Show hits the Or:l-
l'eel'l.
a genui]e "Kid's
Anderson, nlanagor
Pen]ley's store re-
available at tile
youngster who will
he added.
eature and specie{1
ion are scheduled.
UICK
I'1" it's quick
fits you
economic
is the
been looking
own locality.
sonnel earn f
--sol3e,
Write
MR.
Room 2, Cell
Seattle
8
1,4"/ BEST
BUT LORETTA I
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17 OUR SHIRT
LAUNDRY
first stop for a fun-filled picnic at the L.M. We've a grand assortment of
g you'll need for all-out good eating.., all the picnic pleasers and smacking
snacks that are the high spot of any outing. So come fill your basket with
delicious foods picked for picnic packed with pleasure . . . and fill it with our
g prices that give you a good start on a high time in the cool outdoors.
,EANERS
We Feature NALLEY'S Pro>ducts
Nalley's
TAN G
Quarts
frouble$ a BEANS
Hunt's - 2 FOR
1 new
ND
47=
BUTTER Peter Pan,,.37 ¢
• 41=
S Extra Large CAN
CHEESE,+L...o29 =
SNAPS 29=
1-LB. PKG.
wo o.n00 0000es,,o0000ou 9]=
Por,o.l,es =',ares- 2.0,,LES 27 ¢
/o MORE NON-SKID
MIIEAGE AT A
'2 % LOWER PRICE*
,w 14 .40 p,ustax
6.00 x 16
.LESS TRADE-IN
cut lOVz% on all popular
Dthers also lower.
dS AS LOW AS ,€i .25
Mell
i ¸ }
B. AND M.
PORK & BEANS
2 Jars
49 ¢`
BEEF HASH
c,,,.73=
/
,match the "heart"
&flY AT
Nalley's
BEEF STEW
LARGE CAN
63 c
NALLEY'S
POTATO CHIPS
LARGE SIZE PACKAGE
Del Monte
EARLY GARDEN
PEAS
Cans €
AMONG YOUR MERCHANTS
¥
This has been a week of inau.
gurations in Shelton with the of-
ficial opening of The Cabin In the
Fir and the open house celebra-
tion at Olscn's Furniture store.
Another inauguration, less her-
alded, is the temporary fill-in job
of writing "Among Year Mer-
clmntx," while Bill Dlekie relaxes
on a much-needed vacation. The
writer today is the newest mem-
ber of The Journal staff, and a
comparative stranger to Shelton
and its merchants. We will en-
deavor to "get acquainted" as
rapidly .as possible and fill this
column with tid-bits of local news
from the commercial front, with
welcome help from Tiff Jessup.
* * '4:
Die Olsen, the happy owner of a
brand-new furniture emporium,
wa s greatly pleased at the over-
whelming reception given his new
store at the opening Saturday.
The new building at 4th and Cota
was crammed full with flowers
a short time ago from Ray Mit-
chell) to a new and more con-
venient location in the space ad-
joining the Cells Auto Parts for-
merly occupied by tim Economy
Drug Store when Los took sick
and had to go to the hospital for
treatment of a light attack of
pneumoma.
Such a job, such a job!!
at the Shelton Printing Co. have
a fine stock of those supplies that
are required in connection with
study. Most anything that may
be necessary for shcool work can
be found at either of the estab-
lishments.
Prepp's Rexall store is now in-
stalling new fountain equipment
for improved service to their
many satisfied customers. The
fountain was closed Tuesday
night, and will be dark for a
week until new refrigeration parts
and a new dish sterilizer can be
installed. M. S. Preppernau, the
owner of the store, just returned
from two days' fishing at Sekiu
with a 20 and a 35 pound salmon.
Mrs. Preppernau lost a couple,
and they report they would both
like to go back to try it again.
G/no Burgoyne, who last week
moved his photographic salon to
a new location on Railroad Ave-
* * :I:
Now that Bob Vfalson is back
on tile job at Safeway, assistant
manager Glen Rlehert is taking
his vacation with rabbit shooting
in Eastern Washington as his
main recreational objective. Glen
was accompanied by lIerl) Baze,
who formerly lived in the Inland
Empire and knows where there's
some especially good rabbit hunt-
ing.
Bob Eliot, who assisted him fa-
tiler, Craig, with the electrical
service business here, has re-
turned to school in Portland. And
incidentally, this column com-
mitted the unpardonable journal-
istic sin recently by re,spelling a
name in reporting the presence of
:Mr. Eliot's new assistant. The
name is Lloyd Pecolte, not Lloyd
Peacock. Beg your pardon, Lloyd.
By Experts
from well-wishing friends, and the
telephone lines were kept hot with
telegrams and calls of congratu-
lation. Die was heard to say that
the display of friendship had sur-
passed even his loudest hopes.
The Cabin In the Fir is oper-
ating full-blast this week, after
two weeks of "sneak preview"
when final completion of the dec-
orating and fixtures was still un-
der way. Mrs. Bill Cartwrlght,
manager of the new fountain in
the Fir Drug store, has stated
that her policy will be one of
"providing what the people want."
She has been quite succusgul so
tar, judging by the crowds.
* * *
Helnie Hllderman who divides
his time between an affectionate
finesse in the preparation of good
'Lhings to eat at his Chatterbox
Cafo and trying to attract the
wily salmon to his trolling spoon
or plug has been a participant in
most of the salmon derbies held
hereabout for several years. His
cooking has been accompanied by
success and the satisfaction of
those who daily rub their knees
against his counter, but not so
with the fishing. However, he now
believes that the jinx has been
broken with four nice ones landed
in the boat that carried Mrs. Hll-
derman and himself at the Canal.
Heinle warns all salmon derby
hopefulls to look out for him from
now on in.
It is getting about time when
the youngsters start thinking of
the end of summer vacation, with
a return to school and the various
elements of gaining an education
that bring an end to carefree re-
laxation of the season. To make
the lot of the individual student a
bit easier Joe Finn at the Mason
County Stationers and Ed Sutton
........ iSn[;; ........
It is now Grandma and Grandpa
Last week they received
t happy message from their son,
"Bill" that 'wife and baby doing
fine." The grandparents and Miss
Jane went in to see the little girl,
Jean Dianne. Mrs. Aldrich stayed
in for a few days.
Mr. and :Mrs. Louis McGhee,
Louis, Jr., :Mrs. Earl :Munroe,
:Mrs. Eugene Avey and their chil-
dren have been on a several weeks'
trip in northern Canada.
:Mrs. Rose Rob,son returned on
Friday from a month's visit in
Seattle and Blaine.
Dick Buechel and Vern Wyatt
spent several days in the Olympics
last week. They went via Sol
Duc into the Seven Lakes Basin
which they report is very beauti-
ful country. They brought out
hue, is putting the finishing
touches on the decorations and
furnishings in his new studio this
week. He is planning to have a
lush, plushy new carpet laid by
the end of the week which will
take care of the resounding echoes
of heels on bare floors. The
three-tone wall and ceiling color
scheme in the new salon has at-
tracted "oh's" and "ah's" of ap-
proval.
:1: * *
As any housewife can tell you,
moving is a deuce of a job any
way you look at it, and that goes
for moving a business from one
site to another, too, as Roy Cells
and, L2 F.u! af the Cells Auto
Parts can tell you.
Roy and Les were in the midst
of moving their newly purchased
automotive machine shop (bought
The most delicate move-
ment can be repaired by
us for precise timekeep-
ing. We can replace all
parts and guarantee the
finished job. Rapid ser-
vice.
RAY'S JEWELRY
117 Cota Phone 633
SPECIAL PRICE
BKerr-Mason Fruit Jars and Lids Clotlms
askets Panther and Gold Seal Asbes-
tos Roof Coating and Electric
15 to 30% 0FF,,7 at
l O Ould T FRP COl
Graded Good--Blade or Arm Cut
BEEF
POT ROAST
Graded Good
VEAL
LOIN ,CHOPS
65¢ I,B.
BACON
SQUARES
Lean Streaked
FRESH PACK
• ld's Champion
Valve-in-Head
Design!
MEAT 57 =
, CAN
PAPER T0WELS,00o.4]=
SANDWICH BAGS
FACIAL TISSUE
PKG. OF 40
LGS. PKG.
their limit of fish and some fine SAUERKRAUT
botanical specimens and of course
Photographer Dick took pictures.
£Ullll II1 € This was his first mountain trip
this year but Vern had scaled Mt.
woo00 over ..=
treacherous trail we have heard so &3 jLrnn.
1€ much about. With him were:Mrs.
• 31 Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs. :MeDer-
znid who are visiting her parents,
the Bapons.
HONEY S.W E ET
GRAHAM
CRACKERS
PEANUTS Planter's Cocktail in Sealed Can
SPERRY'S
PANCAKE FLOUR
:Mr. and :Mrs. Ted Skelsey and BONELESS
two daughters, Natalie and "Jack- BEEF CUBES
ie" are here from Long Beach,
California. They are at Oln- 1
pus Manor for a month and very
happy to be back on the Canal.
Mrs. Skelsey WaR principal of. the I11€
school here several years ago and
LB.
having lived in Shelton for memy
years, they wil renew acquaint- i noitoiB l ni
ances with many friends.
The'attractive home of the Don
Walkers was the setting Thtrsday
evening for the wedding of E.
Irene Thomas and Dale "Bob'
Walker. The ceremony took place
2,.b ,ox 43= ,a,
I before the fireplace banked with
0'Brien'sL Z'ittlein led Ca sll: ILL PICKLES 3'h" flowers. Sliced or in the Piece 39:
Io.e.fprlce,t(2) billion, ofmlle, Nutty :: : Reverend William Albaeh of the 39 ¢
.,o o_ on, ,,,- o, D "
Shelton Lutheran'Church .offic- LB,
erved. In fad, this sturdy Chev- 3 QUARTJARS ' iated. A few close friends and rel-her Mrs. Harold Hart, an8 " ' i i
ve-in-Head Engine has delivered' i " atives of the couple, Mr. and Mrs. LB.
.,, for more owners, over o longer CORN 51 Start Parker' :Mr" and :Mrs" How" 1 "
ard Knutzen, "Bill" Wtnne, :Mr.
han any other automotive engine , [{E" MINTS ox "¢ Rockdell Cream or Whole Kernel3 CANS and :Mrs. Jack Catto of Shelton,
lay, l regardles$ of type, size or V[rs. Leona Walker of Ogden,
You ,.." .hkh Chevrolet, BIG- SP QO k r Puff Wheat - P G, sister, },
' the Don Walkers were the attend-
CAR COMFORT at Iowe=t ants. . ,.;:>:, , ....
either-the outstanding com- The newlyweds are living at the .... :::: ',:'.:
fort of Its Knee-Action ' '::';',,":?" ....
Gilding Ride--for Durkee's present time at Don &Valkers.
this, too, h exclu- E Log Cabin Mrs. Don Walker is in Portland "
MAYONNAIS with :Mrs. Leona Walker and :Mrs.
slve to Chevrolet"
' Hart. ' ,
in it, price ronge, S Y R U P :Mrs Betty Ross Graves, who
was hostess on a plane from An- ;:.,..,.:'
Be wile =. Keep your Pint Jars chorage, is here for a week's visit
running condition by Jar with her parents at their summer
skilled service, now and a' 47 = 28= .Drop
Henry Allen was "Boss Man"
until you secure delivery for a few days this week building
Chevrolet, Come in--todaY I a fireplace in the new Francis MEAT DEPARTMENT
- Wright home.
:Mrs. Edwin Dalby, Jr., wlm re-
' CHE cently returned from a trip East,
is spending a few days at the
Waterwheel witl her two girl •
Mr. and :Mrs. R. :iV[. Hacker have
l returned from a week's trip to
Yellowstone. With "them were ,
son, Bobby, Mrs. Hausler of co-
Established 1895 palls BeacWand :Mr. Hacker's Sis- Established 1895
'>t ter, Mrs. Yerkey of Baltimore who
has been visiting here. "
PURE LARD
, o,27 € LB.
WEINERS