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.... CANAL GARDEN CLUB '' t, " • , "", ...... ,: _ * " * , * " 'IF:;,,, ,:::,,
, .... , .... i 00flL| | f003f& rrgt }][den Robinson, Frank Glbler Wed m
..... : ' i The next meeting of the Hood ' Il; .... tNI 1" ; '7I " ::i:,, 0,,i :'' .
US E D R ADI 0S AV AI L A BL E of =,,,o -lrlt tY mlma mp scopal Church September 8o, -. ..... D=AN00]= = =
m-t Worl on S=yt,,,b,." 26 A . ., __ . . , , , . $4 - V ........ .:.
COllSO|LS Portables otluck hmcheon will be held at ., ...... .... ,, .... f., ..... ...... I nos('nt x'(')e ]'. and ..... k.x-- Y [! ] :--ONSORED BY GEN ERAL,
• P " " ' i ) lftrrlagc ......... .y .... c,'u,,m e )- ., - J " ' • ! !
• | noon. Members are asked to bring gp:!Dsw l..a.. +.. l.**.ir ,.... o,. ;... ,,. , ',. ,.} I Long .f o,,,o, ,,, W ,,),,
.... DI0 I "smallc°nesseed°dsetct°be";":')'nN"Jl''J)' .UIUtLI.I[ 0 £vI.Z. e .......... ?., ........ ........... >''" "" "'' i i:i:':', ,T).ro %=
• ' " , ," ..... P ' " ", " • ' ' Episcopal Cbllrch ill l*lnl whicL ol Ctl lorr ],Ir ard [1" W ' ' ' EV]
" . painted for the November Baz- A tuet wedding ceremony at 9 s ..... ', ifnl , . . ..... , VERY SATURDA
' ' ' - s ' e "re to ' ... , ns bcaut y dt (:(sated w,th Goodm 1 t t h'lr. CI ra Hm]tley / - "?' .
T A Y L 0 R R A wlnle painting Also sting, Baphst parsons e united m mar-.t - ** .. 1 -, .,,.., ............... o ,,, oi Taeo,n., ll's. A. lhnn, as M,ss t i:ii TtoD/
. aal and bring mtabl ate . oclo, Satuzday mormng at t],e Garden Club s of s,,, er ,. 0 00rom, P M. to M
. , " ' . " . ..... , baskets . nn. I wets n p_ - , . ... .
i . '. ' i brushes, paint or whatever you riige Miss ag'guertte Dodge ivleetlng lVlonoav 2t;i;';'7,t'i' '.''.i ",e'l,,)(';:" ' 'ri,om,, .:s . m,',.. ,n,l Memorial H
L" i \\;|*' .* "|" l | " h'lppen to h:.ve for painting pur- daughter Of Mr' and Mrs R E o "/ .. ,. : ..... " .... .',2..:*. '.. A .2 :,' " M '. and Mrs. I. Gould H1 of SO- '-- lIIllIOl'lbl 11
dTH& €oTA' fih .fib 1 R 1 b PHON E 128 I ::SiiCeytl)ts liasd,:hc wlaStr onrh D°n:g°tfiiaatY{Sth"i:CeSi:eVIn}J!lY eTi:MShfil!inaatfG iCel?'pw'!j PeTfi°:m::iidtl¢:i:'ce/:!:t(iY;;::/: m°:" i!i:d'):{:s'inES'i;:)"R°:"(:lffa')f ::jMusie by Genera, W'el;are (
fowe I and "vee'ble hats Prizes was" the Reverend J 0 Bovee George Cropper. ihere will be an Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Gordon and _:._2 ........ :"_ ........................... :
Will be ofwelor - the ,me;st beau The bride chose a'blle suit with election of officers for the coming the bridcgroom is the son of Mr. >am:
STUDIO
Phone 152
ANDREWS
119 Railroad Aven
, Dry-Foot tqsurance for
.............. ,,SgS and Children
't-SNAP '
GA00OSaES
Misses' and Children;s 2-
t snap gah)shes in fleece lined
rubber keep young feet
warm as well. a. dry. Avai}-
able in biaek, with. handy
two-snap closing. Sizds 12:-
{. tild 6-12.
i
I / "
Perennial Favorites in
MISSES'
00A0000COAZS
19.95
Don't let a dull, rainy daY
dampen your spirits! Look
your brightest and most
cheery self in a gleaming
rayon satin, twill coati Sturdy, Lightweight
California trencll style With MEN'S and BOYS'
wide, square shoulders,
belted-slim waist. Black,
gray, Electric Blue, Kelly,
American Beauty, in sizes 10
to 20.
WORK RUBBERS
Sturdy, Flexible
la HUNTING
t
BOOTS
5.50
1.79
New
construe-
'and cleat
and heel.
Sturdily made for long wear;
but |tghtwetglt for comfort,
They thoroughly cover nd
protect your shoes -- keep
your feet warm , and r dry.
Flexible enough, too, to get
on and off easily,
tifui and the most ridiculous.
Sixteen ribbons were won at the
4-H Mason County Fair last week
with sweepstakes to Mrs. Carrie
G; f ford. Otlter ribbon winners
were Mrs. Cora Peterson, Mrs.
Rule Dickinson, Mrs. Helen An-
dersen, Mrs. Vern Hill, Mrs.
Frances Radtke. and Mrs. Vera
Linscott.
• /
,!
TO TACOMA S(, IOOL
Laurel Nelson, son o iV[r. and |
Mrs. Elroy Nelson, left Tuesday
for Tacolia wliere he will enter/
the College of Puget Sound. [
"1 LOST 32 LB$,!
WIAR S|Zl 14 AGaiN"
Onoo l,Ib&, M Rvadddt
weight weekly with AYDS Vjtao
mln Candy Reducing Plan. Now
she has a mdsl'a figure. Yor at,
Iterieq my or may lo, l the
tatrae but try. thia eMIe ldueiag
plan. Very First .Box M'uII $OW
Results or r"oney back.
ledleal d oetormore than IOft ] ,
persons lost 14 to 1 pounds I J
average in a fe,/wee(s WICIt f I
the AYDS Vitamin Cnndy I"
Reducing Plan. [
No exercise. No laxatives. No
drugs. Eat plenty YOU don't,cut
out neah potatoes, etc., you trot
cut them down. Simple when you
enjoy delidoua AYDS Vitamin Candy before
mesh. only' $2.25 10r 30 da' supply. Phone
McCON KEY PHARMACY.
4th & Railroad Phone 303
Rain or Shine
You'll Shine!
Misses' Gabardine
RAINCOATS
Come rain or shine you'll be
In style in this rayon-wool-
and-cotton gabardine rain-
coat. Cravenetted for water
repellency. Roomy but flat-
terlig with. shirred wais-
line', and Wide bickie belt.
smartly tailored with raglan
sleeves, large patch pockets.
Exciting colors --- Natural
Tan, Electric Blue. 10-20.
Ingraham
KEY ND
ALARM CLOCK
It's important to be on time
.... and this clock's gentle but
forceful alarm should help
you accomplish that. Wind
the spring and it will run
for 24 hours! The ivory fin-
ish makes it welcome in most
.any room l 'And look at the
reasonable price-*all told it's
a wonderful alan clock buy!
a corsage of gardenias and pink
baby roses. Miss Gladys Dodge,
sister ol' the bride was the maid of
honor, while Fred Hennrieh of A'I-
buquerque; New Mexico, was the
best ntan.
year. Mrs. Herbert Drew of Olym-
pia will be guest speaker for the
afternoon and will talk on "Tile
Plantbg and Care of a Perenial
Border."
Members are asked to 1)1
'A wedding breakfast for the bring flowers for display.
imnedifite Tamily. was held fol- Prize winners in the club's re-
lowing the ceremony at [he home cent Flower Show held in the tin-
of the groom's,parents. Tea was coht gym are as follows:
served durifig the afternoon (or Mrs. E. O. Gtfford--first prize,
other friends of the young couple. Gladiola; second prize, Gladiola;
Following a weddifig trip to third prize, Gladiola. Mrs. Nor-
Texas Mr. and Mrs. LandsaW, Ji'., ,man Returns--second prize, White
will make their home in Shelton. Ball Dahlia; second prize, Rose
and White Dahlia; third prize,
ti°,,,,*:-* r, ,- Dahlia collection. Mrs. Doris Buck
:;. .f,..*D Tirst prize White cactus Dahlia i
t) - " ' '
* ,v IW.A,at.,, . first prize, Rose Carantion, thz, a
. The regular meeng: of tae BeJ prize, Flavae Goria Mundy Rose.
lair -,! ewmg UlUO was neR Mrs Lud Andersen--sec0na prize
la.s.tWed.esday, at:wjeh.timeth ( Winter bouquet of seeds. Mrs.
g!x'lsyqtea q e0ntinue tne ew George Drake--second 15rize, rat-
ing Crab' for another year instea¢ chelmas Daisies Mrs. William Co-
of forming a .differei, Club. Thl burn.--third nrize, Salpiglossis.
leade', Mrs. Viola Newkirk, z'e Mrs George l-opper-first prize,
p0ed tliat the e0uity..ageh Mixed Tuberous Begonias; second
would judge ho gii,ls' work prize,' I-relenium" second prize
If zr ..... b
the Be a' Community Fair to ( ,,,t,,, second m'ize Group of
held September 20-21. Miniatures: second prize, Dwarf
'.tiefreshments were served by, Zinnia. Mrs. iL 01steadf!rst
Mrs. Brains and.:Mrs, Moon. I irize, Dinner arrangement; nrsr
The next meeting :of the club rize, Oriental arrangement. Mrs.
wiU. be held. after school on Wed- () K Itnscott--first prize, Col-
nesday, September 25 at the leer;on of three specialties; first
Boyle home at Twanoh State
Park.
LILLWAUP COMMUNITY
ro ELECT OFFICERS
Election of officers is the im-
portant business for the meeting
cheduled by the Liliiwaup Com-
munity. Club for, 8p.m. Friday;
September 27 in the LitliwaUp
Community Hall. Mrs. Roy Pru-
sin, president, th, ges all residents
of the Lilliwaup area to attend
znd become members of this or-
ganization for community better-
nent. Refreshments will :be serv-
ed in a social period following
the business meeting.
gOCIAL CLUB
PLANS .MEET
• A meeting of Either Chapter,
O.E.S. Social Club will be held on
Tuesday, September 24 at the
home of Margaret Anderson on
Hood Canal with a potlUck lunch-
eon at 12:30. Leila Adams will be
the co-hostess.
All members of El;nor Clmpter
are invited to attend. Please bring
table service for one.
T-0,T,E-M
Sandwich
and
r
Cu lO Shop
=/'z MILE SOUTH OF UNION
• Unique- BeautifUl
A Charles RuSsell, reproduc-
[ion on a leather .purse.
NEW- DIFFERENT
.& painting reproduced on a
leather purse, all 'engra¥tng,
tinting, tooling ancl sewing
done by hanfl. sterling sin
ver clasp engraved by hand.
Nt For Sale
on DisIiay Oz{ly
Se,e our selectiot of unusual
purses that are in St0ck--all
tooling, tinting ad Sewing
done by hand.
Another new Shipment of
NavaJo Rugs..
NeW carelian Jewelry.
Ohtmiyp Rugs,
Chlay0. Cloth sport Coats.
Navajo 3eweJry.
Weaver erafiiCs Distinct-
iVe - Beautiful.
Baskets, Sweters, S0x,from
th, Sk01omish ,Reseryaio.
Bouckware Crackled Pottery.
,, ,,,,
GnAHAM
THURSDAY, SEPT. 19
TWO FEATURES
"SHE: WOLF
))
OF LONDON
June L6hldiart Ddn
Pfrter
--,and
Renfrew ,of th Royal
, Mounted in
SKY BANDITS
........ ew ........
rld&y " SktUl-dhy - Sunday
Men,day. __
September 20, 2x, , 23
The Story of Cole Porter
with Those Cole Porter
Song Sensat}qns!.,
"NIGHT AND
DAY"
GARY GRANT
ALEXIS SMITH
In Technicolor
with Monty WoMey, Glnny
Simms, Jane Wyman
NEWS ---. CARTOON
Tuesday - Wednesday
Seitember 2, 25
El|a pd.es ant Rod
Ci/meron' in
"THE
RUNAROUND"
with BrodeHek Crawfbrd,
Frank MeHugh.
It couldn't be funnier!l
Short Features
prize, Viola collection; first prize,
Pansies. lIrs. Charles Lentz--
first prize, Betty Prior Rose. Mrs.
Cora Peterson--first prize, Din-
ner Arrangen%¢nt; first prize, Fol-
iage; first iJrize, Pholox; first
prize, Zinnias; §ec0iid prize, Be-
gonias; third , prize, Miniature
Zinnias. Mrs. Rrancis Radtke--
first lize, Yellow, Formal Cor-
sage. Mrs. i:tUie Dickinson--first
priT.e, Dahlias; third prize, Mixed
),sters. lgrs. Hill--first pi'ize, Spe-
cialty. M'S. H. M. Wivell--second
prize, Violas: Mrs. Michaelson--
first prize, Red Pore Puns Dahlia;
second prize, White Pore Puns
Dahlia; third prize, Yellow Pore
Puns Dahlia. Mrs. George Le-
Compte--first prize, Mantle ar-
rangement first prize, Tray ar-
rangement; Second prize, Tray ar-
rangement; second prize, Minia-
ture; second prize, Delphinmm;
first prize, Mixed bouquet. Mrs.
S. Bednarskifirst prize, Annual
Marigolds; first prize, Miniature;
first prize, Winter bouquet; sec-
ond prize, Pinochio Rose; second
prize, Baby Royal Dahlia; second
prize, Pansies; third prize, Din-
ner Table arrangement. M:rs.
Frank Willard--first prize, 6 inch
Miniature; £irst prize, Yellow Dah-
lia second pri.e, Dinner Shell;
second prize, Dark Red Dahlia.
Grand prize, wimters: Sweep-
stake Winner, :Mrs. s. Bednarski;
horticulture winners, Mrs. E. O.
Qifford and Mrs. George Cropper;
artistic arrangement winner, Mrs.
george LeCompte. " ,
Winners are asked-to please
call • at the office of the county
agent for the.Jr prize money.
i OMEN'8 SOCIEXY
OLDS• MEETING
The Women's Society for Chris-
tiah Service met at the Methodist
hurcll parlors on Fptember 11.
he vice-president, Mrs. Robert C.
Johnson, opened the meeting with
a prayer.
Mrs..W. A,. Brodt led the devo-
tions. Her subjdct was "Whefi We
Paras." Mrs. Bernice Stewart sang
sol0 and was accompanied by
l's. 3olm Steinberg. Following
the solo they gave a group of
hynms.
The program for the day was
in'charge of Mrs. Clive Troy whose
topic was the work of the World
Church.
s.H,s, CLASS 'st
RUN/ON HELD
Places were set for 30 at Rau's
Chicken Dinner Inn on Saturday
evening for the, reunion of the
lass of 1931 of irene s. Reed
High School.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent visitirlg and prizes were
awarded during the evening to
Mr. ahd Mrs. Marvin Pearcy, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Edgley and Mr.
and Mrs. WaYne McCutcheon.
Plans were made to hold a 20-
year anniversary reunion in 1951,
and the following conunittee was
appointee to ae Care of the ar-
rangements, Georgia .McKay Hell-
ionS,. Lcille Kindred Dan!els,
Nfarvin Pearcy arid John Knee-
land.
FIRST FA M]gET
Mrs. Neha Roberts will open her
home to the Shelton Music Study
Club oh-Wednesday, eptember
25 at 7:45 p.n. for the first meet-
ing of the 1946-47 season. Lynn
lerwood ,as guest speaker of the
Wening will give a resume, of the
work done let. the Christianson
Choral School Which he attended
this. past. summer.
All members are urged to be
present at this first meeting and
ire asked to bring guests.
SiArLE
WEDDING
IS ANNOUNCED
Mr, and Mrs. Laurent K. Webb
of Eldon this Week announced the
marriage of their daughter Jean
to Mr. Lores C. Lindell of Seat-
tie on September 12. The wed-
ding took place in Seattle.
• The bride was a graduate of
the Irene S. Reed high school with
tle class of 1946.
FORMER RESIDENTS
HONORED THURSDAY
A group of friends gathered at
the Colonial House last Thursday
for a, n0-h0st dtrmer honoring
r: and Mrs. John Kiely of Palos
Verdes Estates in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Kiely are former
residents of Shelton and lmve
been visiting in Tacoma.
TOWNSEND CLUB MEET
The Sou thqide Townsend Club
N0, wit! hold a regular meeting
on aturaay, eptember 21 at the
Community Hall.
and Mrs. F. W. Gibler.
Given in ntarrzage by her fa-
ther the bride was attractiw m
s, Dove grey suit with pcta! pink
accessories. She carried ;t wh/tc
Rainbow Bible decorated with
white begonias and ste[dmuntis
• rod white streamers tied with
pink rosebuds
Miss Gall Robinson, slsLer of the
bride, was the nmid of honor and
wore a lime green suit with na.vy
blue accessories and a corsago of
peach begonias with g]'cen aster
centers. "
Wayne GiDler, brother o the i
gr0om, was best man Ushers
were Goz'don Hopland and l%ob-
err Gordon. Candle lighter and al-
tar boy was Billy Gordon.
Mrs. J, Murray of Centralia
played "I LOVe Ypu Truly" and
the wedding marches.
The bride's mother wore a royal
blue afternoo! dress with fuschla
trim and a corsage, of white be-
gonias, while the groom's mother
was attractive in a navy blue suit
with corsag e of pink carnations.
A reception was held a the
ranch home of Mrs. P. H. Gel
don in Elms omd the rooms were
decorated with summer flowers in
pastel shades.
The reception table was cen-
tered with a three-tier wedding
cake, with ttpers on either side,
and a lovely bopquet of lilies and
summer flowers.
Mrs. A. Thomas of Seattle,
great aunt of the bride, served
the cake and the bride's grand-
mother, Mrs. E. Raymer of Ed-)
rounds, presided at the urns. Miss
I01s Gibler, sister of the groom
was in .earge of the guest book.
' For traveling Mrs Gibler added
a topcoat 0f mouton fur to her
wedding suit. and an orchid cor-
sage. Following the wedding trip
tire young couple will make their
lome in Shelton.
Mrs. Gibler is a graduate of tlte
Irene S..Reed lfigh school with
the class Of 1945 and fias been
employed by the King County
.Hospital and then as stenographer
for the Pacific Coast Company.
CAitNING
SUPPLIES
Jars - Rings - Crocks
Waterglass
For Putting Up Eggs
Olympia Feed
Company
O'Nielll Bldg. - Shelton
mands a
the 'T' in
the 'k" in
the accent on
Abandon
and frolic with
of giddy
musichi
Make the banter
laughter lighter!
"Confetti"
name and re
olous flacon
ruffles, and
atop.
$1.75 to
pl.s tax ./
McConk
PRESCRI PTION
PHARMACY
4th & Railroad 21
Phone 303
ROBERSON
AND HEATING
|
PHONE 685
222 South Second Street
Home Phone 181-J
Home Address 528
OFFICE QUAR
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PHONE 6
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charming living room in suite
or individual pieces . . • Lst"
rous new upholsterings • • arid
best of at1... THEY "AiJ
MODERATELY PRICED"
Table
JUST ARRIVED ....
A stunning new c01-
lection of S w i n g
R o c k e r s. They're
beautifully designed.
Many new uphol-
stery patterns priced
from
• $55.71 to $60.81
-- Convenient Terms May Be Arranged
Olsen' Furniture
"FINE FURNITURE FOR THE HOME"
Telephone 102
SHELTON, WASHINGTON