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SHELTONrMA$0N COUNTY JOURNAL
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LET THEM
PLAY HARD
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WE'LL CLEAN THEIR DIRTY CLOTHES
Arid keep them in school sparkling.. To keep your
cfflldrer clear is to keep them healthy. So turn your
dry Cleaning "Problems 'over to us.
PANTORIUM CLEANERS & TAILORS
215 S. 2nd St. Phone 86
Lon00 Slim. AT1- Wool
SUITS
29., 5
la$long,
t :hiplines i
waist--give you t.he
lerh fabrics'
luxury, dt/railit to ! these
beautffullyttailored,su ts' at 29. 75.
The annoLlnCelnent of the mar-
riage of Earl Sheldon of Shelton
to Mildred B. Heffernan, Wiscon-
sin, Angus: 26 was made this
week.
Tim ceremony was performed
in the chapel of the First Math-
.diet church of Reno Nevada, by
Reverend Charles d. Dohn.
Mrs. Sheldon had been a teach-
er in tile Wisconsin public school [
system for several years.
' Earl Shcldon is employed ill
one of the local mills.
RETURN FROM 3-DAY
TRIP TO VICTORIA, B. C.
Last week Mrs. Susie Pauley,
cowaty auditor, Mrs. Nacre e
Chase, Mrs. E. T. Miller of Ta-
coma and Mrs. Hazel Leniger of
Los Angeles spent three days in
Victoria, B. C.
The ladies motored to Port An-
geles and took the. ferry across
to Victoria.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Leniger
were former business college
school mates of Mrs. Pauley. This
is their first reunion in 40' years.
REGISTEIED NURSES MEET
The registered nurses organiza-
tion meeting will be held Septem-
ber 12, 8 P.m., at the ome of
Leona Clark on Spencer Lake.
All members are m'ged to at-
tend.
SOCIal (VfN[$
OATS
29.75
This year'eoats'are'longer,'fidler,
luxurious Is.king--made of won.
derful woolens! Choose from
,suedes, coverts, gabardines needle:
points, alpaca lined cotton gabar:
dines ! They're, dr0_n£.i..€,,.eleat,
oractical !. ........
Now/ Many,00rMany New
Fall Handbags
Expensive.looking [dressyBand tailored
k pouches, top-zippeis and uderalm styles !
I Shiningplastic patents and plastic leather
grains[All in important Fall
'€°l°rst wine'red' gree'n" black2 98
[.ndbr0wnY - " .... "
Plus Tax
5.50
!Y0u'll'tlndhoes*for,every "occasion
in this huge collection of Cynthias*!
Smooth leathers and suede. Tie.
Ipumps,(elosed puinps,,sling pumps;
sandals. " " - "-
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
RECENTLY WEDAUgUst 3, Elaine Bearden and Bill B. Essex
werg married ill the Hbol Canal CommUnity Church during a
d0uble-Pllg ceremony. After a short weddirig trip to Sol Duc
Springs this newlyweds [eft for college in SoUtherrt California.
---photo by Andt, ews
SKOKOMISH P.T.A. MEETS
The Skokomiish Parent-Teachers
Club will hold its first meeting of.
the year tonight at 8 p.m: in the
school house.
This meeting will be a social
evening with new parents to the
valley and first grade parents.
getting acquainted with the other
ntembers.
$00¢HOOL DAYS WILL
OON BE
and accidents are hap-
pening every day. Why
hog protect, your son or
daughter with one o£ our
special Student's Accident
InsuranCe Policies? Pays
hospital and medical bills
ariting from accidents.
HERBERT G. ANGLE
Aftgle Bldg. Phone 304
Representing the ma Life lnmrance
SAVE TIME I
TAKE A FERRY
BREMERTON- SEATTLE
Lv. LV.
Seattle Bremerton
1:10 ram. 12:55 a.m
"5:45 5:55
6:15 *7:00
7:15 7:30
8:10 8:30
9:00 9:25
10:00 10:15
10:40 11 15
11:30 11:55
8!00 2:45 p.m,
12:30 p.m. 1:15
1 ,'05 1:45
2:00 2:20
2:30 3:15
3:00 3:45
3:30 4:15
4:30 4:55
5:00 5!45
5:30 6:15
6:15 6:45
7:00 7:30
_ ' 8:00 8:30
9:00 9:15
10:30 10:15
11:45 11:45
*Daily except. Sundays and
Holidays Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Stornes
of Seattle; Andrew Pedersen, Se-
.. _-II . ' ' att!e: Harold Ellingsen, Oakland,
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Calif,; Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Salz-
I
I
BLAOK BALL LINE er and =d .oa. Her,-
, . ing, Elma; Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Nelson, Tacoma.
Lemke, Wolden
United During
Lutheran Service
The Mount Olive Lthcran
Church decorated with tall stan-
dards of white gladioli and wlite
tapers, was the setting of the
wedding uniting Donna Lou Lem-
ke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
E, Lemke, to Arthur H. Wolden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wolden
August 24.
The bride, on her father's arm,
wore a white slipper satin gown.
Ttle sweetheart neckline was ac-
cented by chiffon covering her
throat and a cross. Her Iace edged
net veil was caught in her hair
with a seedpearl halo. On a white
Bible she carried an orchid with
white shower ribbon.
Mrs. Rodney Salzer. matron of
honor, was gowned m a yellow
chiffon formal and carried a bou-
quet of salmon colored gladioli,
Two sisters of the bride acted
as bridesmaids. Mrs. K. H. WoN
den wore a pink chiffon over taf-
feta dress while Betty Lemke
wore a,ink net over taffeta
gown." The bridesmaids carried
bouquets of orchid gladioli.
Gowned in a dustry rose formal
Carol Ann Wolden, niece of bot]
the. bride and the groom, acted as
flower girl. She had a wristlet
of rosebuds.
June Wolden, gowned in yellow
Inet and Violet Johnson in aqua
net, acted as candlelighters. Both
girls had wristlets of yellow glad-
ioli.
The best man was Walter W.
Wolden, brother of the groom,
while Glenn Roessel and Robert E.
Lemke, brother of the bride, acted
as ushei-s.
Winnifred Collier, ac'eompanied
by Douglas Larson, sang Be-
cause" and "The Lord's Prayer."
FOr her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Lemke wore a black after-
noon dress with white accessories.
She wore a white carnation and
red iosebud corsage.
Mrs. Wolden wore a black dress
with white accessories. Her cor-
sage was of carnations and rose-
buds.
The new Mrs. Wolden chose a
brown wool gabardine suit with
palomino accessories for her trav-
eling Costume to Victoria and
easterh Washington. Upon" their
retuPn they will make their home
at ,Tth and Cota.
The bride, graduate of Irene
S,. Reed High School, is employed
at the Mason COunty Abstract and
Title Co.
The groom, also a graduate of
Irene S. Reed High School, spent
three years with the navy in the
Pacific. He is now employed at
Simpson Industries Warehouse.
Th6 reception rooms of the
church parlors, where {he wed-
ding reception was hell, were dec-
orated with summer flowers.
Th brides table covered with
a white linen cloth, was centered
with the wedding cake. Roses
surrounded the cake which was
flanked by crystal candelabra.
Mrs. Hildur Alvestad, aunt of
the groom, and Mrs. Watson Ross,
poured while Mrs. James Ogden,
sister of the grgom, and Mrs. Mtl-
dred Stornes, aunt of the bride,
cut and served the cake. Mrs,
Robert Lemke had charge clothe
punch and Madeline WoOden took
charge of the guest book,
Others helping serve were Mrs.
J, Needham, Mrs. E. Rauscher,
Mrs. B. Ristine, Mrs. D. M. Stien,
Mrs. William Buchmann and Mrs.
R. Steimneyer.
Out-of.town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Reynoldsen
and Sandra and Jan, Coronado,
Calif,; Mrs..C.L. Reynoldsen and
Marlene, Seabeek, Wash., Mrs.
Hildur Alvestad and son, Orville,
Taconm, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. S.
N. Babcock. Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett Harrington and Patty,
Will Meet on Canal
Through the. efforts of Mason
Colmty Proseetltor I"rnnk Hous-
ton, the mmual convention of the
Washington State County Prose-
outing Attorneys Association will
he held at Alderbrnok hm next
Jllne, it was learned lt/tc last
week.
Heuston, elected vice-president
of tile a:sociation at its annual
session in Spokane last sulnmer.
persuaded association officers to
place the convention here after
previous phms to hold it on Orcas
Island were dropped
Carrs and Richards
Have Holiday Guests
The C. B. Riehards of Arcadia
Point entertained Mr'. and Mrs.
Paul Smith an family of Des
Moines, Washington , for thc holi-
day week-end.
Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs,
F. J. Dandtu'and, Mr. and Mrs.
Gqne Dandurand of Seattle, and
:Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vanderwal of
Agate were visitors at tlm homes
of C. B. Richards and C. A. Carrs.
Other guests of the Carrs of
Arcadia Point were their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
V. G. Marion of Bellingham, who
flew down Sunday morning.
Monday afternoon Mr. Marion
took Mr. Cart and Gene Dandur-
and for sky rides. He is former
Navy Lieutenant flyer of Dive
Bombers.
LEAVES FOR CAIJFORNIA
Mrs. Henry G. Edler, daughter
of Warren Lincoln, postmaster,
left by plane with her baby son
from Seatle last Saturday morn-
ing for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Edler will join her hus-
band at Auzusa, California. where
he !s eployed by the Aerojet
Engineering Corporation.
SURPRISED BY VISITORS
The G. E. Sharer's Of Allyn were
pleasantly surprised last Monday
when Mr. and Mrs. George Sand-
erson of Puyalh|p; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Behrendt and daughter of
Long Beach California, and Mrs.
Otto Behrendt of Minneapolis,
Kansas, stopped in for a shore
visit. All were neighbors in Kan-
sas.
LADIES GUILD MEETS
The Ladies Guild of the Saint
David's Episcopal Church will
meet at 2 p.m. Monday, Septem-
ber 8, at the home of Mrs. Don H.
Clark.
Reports will be made on the
progress of the plans for the new
church which is soon to be started.
Blankets/or Christmas now
on our generous lay-away
plan nothing down, $1 per
week. Olympic Furniture, 31
Railroad, phone 94. (pd.adv.)
TOTEM
CURIOS
HAND PAINTED
MYRTLEWOOD
POLISHED MYRTLEWOOD
SALT AND PEPPERS
PLAQUES
BROOCHES
EAR PENDANTS
SOUVENIRS
HAND PAINTED TEA
TILES
HANS FASHIONED
POTTERY
CERAMICS
HAND TOOLED LEATHER
PURSES
ENVELOPE TYPE
PURSES
LARGE PURSES WITH
S''R A PS
COIN PU RSE)
SOME SADDLE LEATHER
SOME HAND TINTED
ALL HAND TOOLED
11 a.rn. until 8 p.m. daily
except Mondays
V2 mile South arid West of
UNION, WASH.
For Immediate Ins1
KRESKY
OIL ,BURNING
FLOOR F[
OIL-0-MATIC
CONVERSION
Distributed and Installed by
SHELTON GAS
C. C. Cole, Mgr.
122 So. Tllird St.
The QUAKER "Challenger"
AVAILABLE IN TWO SIZES
Beautiful, scratcftpro0f,
baked enamel finish
8-INCH BURNER
I'll ue WA
this winter wl!li
UAK|R
IF I ORDER NoW!
$79.95
BLOWERS AVAILABIg
IMMEDIATE
Olsen F l:
Sweaters Set The
328 COTA
Fine Furniture for
IN F ALL
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ACTi
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"All wool sweaters at this
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Long Sleeved --- t
=3.95 to '5,
£° °
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has just what you're Iookirg
or work or play. Priced from
$3.95 to
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SCARFS for Every Head'
In a New Shipment
GIF .-:F
All S, tyles and C
$1.25 to
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ack
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PHONE 563
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Your HEATE]
OIL STOVE
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a frill oll tank an
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