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4 1947.
Phone 656
Camp 3 Veteran,
rgan & at 82, Heads East
Ll,bel € COal r, r of 40 years with the Simpson Logging
[r , the company this week to retire and
east to friends and relatives hehasn't seen in
324 OLYMPIC HIGHWAY
83 now, and I
night watchman
a[s0n railroads for
! months of his l
l With the com-
riefb stint at fir- I
tive came during I
11907. [
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SPECIAL
PAINT ..... gal.
d Outside Paint (in 5-gallon cans)
0•
FG AND BUILDING
SPECI
LOW PR:
Until
,--", Set
Your
with 4 inches
MINERAL
. •
Call
_ FREE
STRUCTION
sHELTON
c
ts, Nu-Pah, 19-oz. Carnation,
as 25¢ Evap.
:FOR
• l'ak, Tender Swansdown
as 19= Cake
17-OZ.
ileyp NuoPak Vestag, .--
mS lq¢ Vanilla
0-OZ. ill lff
O lind 11
or cream
Ltter.L. 37'* Br'n
Baker's
.L,. 33 =
Jiffy
vIHte, Wheat
•ead 18'
/2-LB.
)t or Peach Sazanna
s 27 ¢ Pan.
• JAR
Table Syr
32' Log
-OVER 100 S P E C I A
Dutch
It
or lt°Yl
'EACHES
ast chance to canl Fin-
;t Elbertas. You'll find
west prices at Safeway
1 high quality fruit. See
Jr fine selection.
30-LB. BOXES
PRICED LOW !
RESH CORN, Golden
LL GREEN CELERY, IDeal,
ABBAGE, solid, tender .........
IARBLEHEAD SQUASH, th
ELLOW DRY ONIONS,
UNKIST ORANGES, rned.
LIP-TOP CARROTS, IDeal,
,ANISH SQUASH, deep green,
NO SALES TO D
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEF
MARKET CHANGES
3 for the past
closing of
he decided
home stamp-
England.
across the
made without
ground. He will
ng on a flight
: airplane ride.
crossed the
around
of friends
him off at
it easy," Joe
I'm lazy," or
to my kin to
s, Joe is a
began with
New Haven
was 17. Then
the fortunes
Klondyke in
and joined
to buy
and sail for the
miner. Joe
gold to put in
went to Nome
of years,
ar-
loggers he
Joe went
where he
seven years.
of the panic
closed down
job with
help of
for Simpson,
A.H. An-
lggest man
scraped
Sides."} and
Since," he puts
carried a lau-
job. "A flash-
looking
not for a
says.
-"It's exciting
after that
plug tobacco.
switching
"to keep
that marks
is his silvery
it the year
railroad and
hrs.
;ma
st.ill is," says l
try it out I
tss when I
trip east
for the
brand-new
a shiny new
His suit was
on the De-
party last
in 1939,
on to wear it.
cleaner,s
f.rom Seat-
up," he
and sister
on October
sister, Mrs.
Will pass
in Shelton
I-:I_ e joined
gh all
been sta-
of lower
Club
present:
Eva Wtv-
Lula
and Mrs.
place the
last week.
and Mrs.
out from
with
ended the
play on
came
Shelton
A lot
Waste.
and Miss
Art Coff-
Called at
afternoon
meeting
403. As
aesday.
JOE GILL
Hoodsport
Hoodsport residents were sad-
dened to hear of the death of J.
Louis Shapley, former Hoodsport
school principal, at Reno, Nevada.
He suffered a stroke while riding
with his son in an automobile near
that city and was ill for a week,
unconscious most of the time.
His illness was caused by a dia-
betic condition principally, from
which he had been bothered for
some time. His funeral was held
Friday at Elma. Those attending
from Hoodsport were Mr. and
Mrs. William Gilbert, Mrs. Ed.
Deschamps and Howard Lock-
wood who acted as pallbearer.
A collision was reported Mon-
day afternoon around 2:30 p.m.
when an automobile driven by J.
W. Goodpaster, county superin-
tendent of schools, was involved
m a collision with another car
driven by Kenneth Anderson, 20,
son of Dave Anderson of Hoods-
port.
The accident occurred at U
point above Hoodsport where the
old schoolhouse road joins the
Cushman highway, upon which
Mr. Goodpaster was driving west
with his small son, in the direc-
tion of his Christmas tree farm.
Mrs. James O'Niel and children
who have been spending the sum-
mer in Hoodsport returned this
week to Seattle in time for the
children to attend school.
Marilyn Jones from Aberdn,
who has been visiting her grsind-
parents, the William Gilberts, and
a school chum, Marjie Jackson,
returned to her home Monday af-
ter spending five days in Hoods-
port.
VisitingMrs. Alice McClanahan
over the week end were her moth-
er, Mrs. Flora Hillard of Seattle.
and Mr. and Mrs. William Dyer of
Aberdeen .......
lyirg; A.. Van Slyke of Tacoma
spentthe past week visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Lockwood.
Of interest this week was the
teen-age party given by Dorothy
Lockwood at the school house
gymnasium in honor of Kenneth
Anderson who is leaving for the
College of Oklahoma, and Marjie
Jackson who leaves for Reed Col-
lege in Portland. Dorothy also
leaves for college at Ellensburg.
There were thirty teen-agers
present at the semi-formal party.
The girlswore formals and just to
be different, Kenneth wore full
dress including tails. A wonder-
ful time was enjoyed by all in-
cluding refreshments, going away
gifts, dancing and laughter. This
group of peppy young folks have
had a wonderful time all summer
with picnics, dancing and swim-
ming.
Lea and Doris Bleecker and
children were week end guests of
thefr mother, Mrs. Hazel Bleeck-
e2,
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Neagle
and Miss Roxy Norman of Tacoma
spent the holidays with Mrs. Nea-
gle's parents, the Dave Ander-
sons.
Guests of Robert Bleecker this
week end were Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win P. Cody of Tacoma and Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Zimmer, also of
Tacoma. During a fishing party
'Mr. Cody caught his first salmon,
a 5-pound silver, and Mrs. Zim-
mer caught two weighii 2 and
5 pounds.
Harold Sund suffered an acci-
dent Saturday when he hit his
foot with the ax while chopping
wood and had to have several
stitches taken in it. He is able to
get around on crutches.
Mrs. Blanche Callahan whofell
from a ladder the 17th of August
had more than a sprained ankle
she discovered when the ankle
didn't get well. She visited a bone
specialist in Seattle who took her
for treatment for two days in
the Virginia Mason Hospital and
found her heel fractured. She
will have her leg in a cast six
weeks in all but is now returned
home. Her mother, Mrs. A. L.
Sheltrau of Seattle, is spending
the next few days with her. Mrs.
'Callahan is able to be about o
crutches.
Visitors of Mrs. Will Lunt Sun-
day were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Meyer of Seattle. Over Saturday
and Sunday she entertained her
son, Gerald Lunt of Centralia.
Mrs. Helen Swart of Tacoma
has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Woolcottt, during the
past week.
Mrs. Richard Bates was taken
suddenly ill Sunday and entered
the Shelton Hospital Monday
morning for. observation.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ierb
Dickinson the latter part of the
week were Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Calkins of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Fahey of Minneapolis and
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Christianson,
also of Minneapolis.
President Ernest Worl asks that
we be reminded of the first Com-
mercial Club meeting of the sea-
son which will be Monday, Sept.
8, due to Labor Day Deing on, the
first Monday of the month. He
hopes all will come md start;off
with a large attendahce. ';
SHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Page,, 9
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Includes Vanity with large mirror, Bench,
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Inner Spring
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Matching Box Spring ........
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GULLISTAN
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GULLISTAN
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18th CENTURY PATTERN
9x 16--Firth ............. $129.50
WILTON
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9 x lY6"Firth Floral ...... =112.50
GULLISTAN
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9 x 12-Hand Hooked Rugs $169.50
9 x 15-GuUistan Floral .... $127.50
MOHAWK
12 x 15--Green tone-on-tone 129.50
FIRTH
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12x 15--Mohawk Floral... $156.00
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