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T OR-BASE WALL PAINT X
LLER FULLCOAT
SHELTON - MASON COUNTY 3OUIhAL
In AIIyn[ANYONE WANT A FREE SKUNK? Schedule Changes
Given In Honor Of /ONE PROWLS IN TAHUYA AREA Announced For
Richard• . .h i!, , By Etfie Lit Knowlton '" ........................ Inter.r*- '" Buses"
.,e..srens we will leave up to the con:. Ground work ha been starte¢ I on xJ|t7
By Esther Shepherd mittec whether it is an asset or new location for Verse's %%oodE New bun schedules went into
A reception was given at. the liability when Tahuya has to Novelty and Cabinet Shop. Watch effect September 6 for the Brem-
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Sar- import its skunks, for ad for grand opening soon. erton-Tacoma Stage& Inc., which i
gent September 2 in honor of 'Phere in one calling beneath our Mrs. Schiller i. home again from has an office at First and Grove'
Mrs. Sargent's sisLer and has- bedroom window between eleven the Navy Itospital in Bremerton streeLs in Shelton. The sclledule
band, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shell- and midnight almost 'every Sm- where she spent several days re- change, announee(l by Mrs. L.A.:
gren. They were the recipients of day night that would be entirely cently, tlicks and Mrs. Ellen Harrison,,
many lovely and useful gifts. A free for the taking. Tile Tahuya Garden Club tT:tir agents, provides for less runs
beautifully decorated cake with However, Ranks Rendsland, af- committee has been busy aa bray- tiwough Shelton.
ice cream was served by the host ter two unsuccessful attempts to ers the past week getting ready
and hostess. Later in the eve- capture and domesticate the local for the big show at Belfair on TilERE WII,L BE three buses
ning dancing was enjoyed by sll. variety, her husband Harvey, be- Saturday, September 10. ,) Olympia which will leave the
Bill Andersen shot and killed a h)cM station seven days a week:
DENNY NOONAN of Port Or- tng the strong man of the act, 5-pound coyote Sunday morning t 1"0 a.m., 12:15 p.m. and 4 p.m.
chard and Gladys Valley enjoyed (yeah!) finally sent away to Min-
Os week clays there will be a
an outing last Sunday to Stair- nesota for a pair of deskunked "it Grassy Lake, about two miles bus at 7 a.nl., and on Fridays,
case above Lake Cushman. skunks, from Talmya.
• Satm'days, Sundays and holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cleveland Herewith is the announcement Mabel South returned Sunday there will be a bus for Olympia
and children spent several days of the formal engagement of Mus- evening from Aberdeen wl]ere she
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Hat'- kie, the male skunk, and Miskie, has spent the past two weeks. !at 7:25 p.m..
old Cleveland and Tommy in the female. Their marriage date Mr. and Mrs. Pete Godwin and f Only one bus will leave for
l*ackwood, Wash. The FIarold will be decided by themselves, small son, David, drove over to', i-',remcrton on a daily schedule,
Ch:vclan(Is are enjoying their new Their married name will be Ish- get her. and the time i'; 11:30 a.m. Fri-J
9
soft finish
paints
proper
y to
keep clean•
$4.ot
ceilings.
CoVers practically antf kind of surface--
hides even metallic-fin/sh wallpapers!
kalsomine.
Thanks to special drying /ngrcdients,
to a lasting finish overnight.
does over an average room. And look at the
home and surroundings very
inllch.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Greenwal(
l'ettlFned last week after apcn(lin
a week at Soap Lake and a wee
at the Si.. Martin Hot Springs at
Carson, Wash.
S(llO()l, OPENEI) for the A1-
lyn youngsters September 6 wih
;,n enrollment of 51. 'i'eti 'new
lmPi]:; enrolled in" the first grade,
and it was a joy to see some of
lhem all dressed up and carrying
brigiL new hmch boxes. They
walked up the street in a very
business-like manner.
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Vasbinder
were pleasantly surprised a cou-
ple weeks ago by a (.harivari g!v-
en by a group of young people
who gathel' for :In vening of fun.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weckhorst,
Sally, Betty and Fuih spent Sun-
(h,.y ia Auburn where Sally ell-
rolled Jn lhe Aubm'n A(ra(lenly
v,hivh opene(I Monday.
Mr. it[tel Mrs. George Harthill
kabitzer, or something like that.
Cute, cuddly little folks.
: $ q:
Tim fine weather over Labor
[lay brought a record crowd to
our shores. The three Hessian
girls and their cousin have been
staying at the Tenny cottage the
pe,.t ten days. All rentable cab-
ins along the line including Bald
Point have beet] filled and many
were turned away. It was with
great enjoyment that we enjoyed
watching these people enjoy their
enjoyable week end.
Are you going to be one to sing
with un next week, "I went to 'the[
Animal Fair?" Christine Ahl in I
exhibiting her great array of ant-l
reals at the Noah's Ark card party j
given by the Pant Matrons of Eli-
nor Chapter O,E.S. at Union Fri-
day evening, Sept, 16. We under-
stand that a baboon will present
the door prize. Bridge and Pin-
ochle will be in play.
Mr. and Mrs. William Duthie,
quality at almost the cost of water.
Paints•
See all the lovely colors Full-Coat comes
talk it over[
PAINT DEPARTMENT
BERMEN'S MERCANTILE CO.
" HELTON, WASHINGTON
Established 1895
,ml I,eihmi of Seattle visited A I- Sr., of Seattle made one of their
]yn l'olks Sunday. i rare visits to their former cottage
Mr. and Mrs. William Austin, here, now being occupied by the
Mary and Frcddy Lindsey, Mr. William Duthie, Jr., IamilY, over
and Mrs. Eugene Seherfcnberg the holiday week end.
and children,. Mr. and Mrs. Bil
Alistin. .It'., and chihlren anti
(O()l'g( I]YO'IICI' ;pcnt Saturd,ty
at Pacific Beach. All had a won-
(h'rfnl tinl('.
MRS. ANDERSON is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DonahJ Shell-
.ares and family.
i On August 30 n, surprise going-
laway party was given in honor
of Sally Wcckhorst aL tile home
CREST
A ROSA
EE
EST -- OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY - SEPT• 16 & 17
NO. 2/e TIN
PEACHES
............. 25¢
........ pint 35*
NO, 2 TIN
PINEAPPLE .............. 2s,
:OR M.J.B. ............. 2 lbs. 98'
:ON M EAT
M
12-oz tin
$ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
WITH BUTTER GRAVY -- 30-OZ. TIN
FRICASSEE ..............
S ....... ............. No. 303 til, 10'
FLOUR ...... lO-lb, sack 1.09
:N CHARM
PAPER 19€
............. 125 ft. roll
Matlock
By Dora Hearing
Our vicinity was greeted with
a hard frost Monday morning.
Mary M. Knight P.T.O. held
its first meeting Friday night
witix onr new president, Mrs. Rob-
ert Trenekmann, Jr., in the chair.
Mr:. Lad Ilossmaicr is secretary-
treasurer.
Dean Palmer, scoutmaster frott
Shelton was the main speaker of
the cvening. It was decided to]
have a pie aocia.l at our m'xt
meeting, October 14. I
Mr. and<Mrs. Arthur Sandbcrg
anti children Winnifred and Stew-
ard of Montosano, spent Sumlay i
with Mr. and Mrs. Jaxne Car-
stairs and family.
Mr. ,'rod Mrs. Leslie E. Ad-
ams, of Roseburg, Ore.. visited
wiLh Mr. and Mv;s. FolicaL Grcci
Wednesday.
The Skokomlsh Grange drill
team will put on the third a.nd
fourth dqgree at Matlocl¢ grange
halt the evening of September 17.
Candida, tes from other granges
are welcome to colne.
Mrs. James Carstairs a n d
dmghtcr Katherine visited tim
former's aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Lindberg of Aberdeen
during last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Nilsuon of
Seattle spent Labor Day week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Heltn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gcoffge Iobinson
and the lattor's mother, Mr:.
Shorter, all of Shelton. .pent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Bradberry.
Mrs. F,. E. Bradberry visited
her sister, Mrs. Tom H.owe, anti
her mother, Mrs. Belle llopkina
of Shelton, Momlay.
Edward Frank tlollatz calls,l[
on Elvin Ilearing Thursday eve-
ning.
of Mlu'garet Stock by the tecn-
agez's. She received many fine
gifts. Hostesses were Mtrgaret
SLeek, Margie Dove and Gerahlmc
Ba.kcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bayle of
Bayshore spent the Labor Day
wcck end with Mr. and Mrs. En-
och Uldrikson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramage
of Tacoma spent Labor Day week
end with Mr, and Mrs. Ernie
Blair and family.
INSULATED
i. BAGS
For Keeping Your
ICE CREAM
Good for At Least
2 Hours, Wo also
Have
II}i 5.GALLON and
20-GALLON
PACKERS
!;i':::; For Large Picnics
....... Frozen
Custard
Pints - 27¢
Thi W k .ck Kimbel. 120 East Cedar
S ee Street, Shelton, WINS A QUART
(brick or bulk) OF OUR ICE CREAM of their favorite flavor
absolutely free if called for by next Wednesday,
,%<i::i i.i :!!i.,iiiii;
--:-----,:;----. ,lays the,'° wi,] be a b.n at ,,:,, Quarts-49¢
V I.m., an(l on Saturdays, Sundays
oluntary Navfll ,,nd holid:,y another b,,: win de. In the Ice Cream
!Reserve Unit Here part at :., p m
, TO I'ORT ANGELES there will Everyone Raves About
I Bei 0 i d be one h,,:, dai,y. It leaves Shel-
s ng rgan ze ,.o,, ,,t : p,n,.
A vohmtary naval re:;ervc unit The transportation Lie-up eaaL Our Ice Cream Flavor of the Month
is being orgs.nized for i'ellow'; in (,f Puget Sound was en(led last .................... BLACK RASPBERRY' : '
13briton and Mason county. Eligi- Saturday when North Coast
ble to join the group will be men Greyhound buses resumed opera- ,,,,
17 to d0 years of age, with or tons after an 82-day strike.
withouL previousis I'U|I.PONEto qualify OFrnenmilitary se,'viceTHEfor In onmtionneW unit ................................ )lVO'" Serves' Aboard S¢0TT'S IGE CREAM
an,l for l,oints in th:, Naval Re- Attack (?,argo Ship
serve retirement program, said K('nneth W. Sire, fireman, IISN, 10 a.m. to Midnight Daily, Including Suhdays and Holiday
I,t. Clint Williams (,IG) USER, of 171.4 Ridge Road, Shelton, is Second and Franklin 8treete Phone 202
Who is organizing the unit. serving board the attack cargo
The new unit will be vohmtary, ship USS Winston with the At-
and those who join will not be iantic Fh_'et.
under obligation to the Navy o .................
to the Naval Reserve, Lt. Wil-
liams stressed. Study ('curses and
equipment for all ratings will be
"If the Sheiton unit can get i:::i:;): ::i:: i: :,ii :; i i: .. : - ;:; ....
enongh radiolnen enrolled, iL can ......... ::: ::';,::.,: 17:
eaLablisll an electronics group to ..... :: ...... :::'::': .... :ii::?!:;;;:::' :::
operate radio gear in this area," ! : :::::
Lt. Williams said. i
TiI()SE INTERESTED in .join-
ing are encouraged to attend the ..... : :ii:.i I •
meeting of the group at the Shel- :;::i :::: :
Lon Airport hanger next Wednes- .... ; :i .
(lay night at eight o'clock. Each , ' :
weekly session will last two hou,,. .... .... .... :: i: ::i: '
.ostionWe wiilconcetninbe .blo to tilehanll°Navalii ........... . :::. ':': .... : : : , . :i:: _ ,
Reserve or the status of any in-
dividual in this area regarding . p
the reserve," l,t. Williams pointed
OLlt.
The Lost Coioly of Doanoke in
N.C, is Lill a mystery in ore'
history.
L-'/.4 2:! ::!::'..:i ":.'v , ,
:::i!''": '.J'€" :::: ::: ., ..@ .'.;€: ...... .::::,
CNtHES HE.E DO UR WA6HINO., .........
THE VJAY THAT YE:)U IEiRE-
YOU TURN/A WITCH, AMD PRESTO/ ....
YOU JT THEEE AML3 ADMII
30-Minute
Self.Service
Laundry
O
(bmplete
Washing and
Drying
Facilities
LAUNDERETTE
222 N, FIRST
Phone 808
J
Jl J
GOOD
ROAST .....................
RIB ROAST .........
LARD
BACON ............
lb. 39€
lb. 59*
lb. 29
2tbs.35€
, 15¢. doz. 25*
Mcdlum i.te - In Mesh Hags
ONIONS • • • •. 10-1bs. 45€
ROBIN HOOD LODGE
Fall
For Season
MEALS SERVED FROM 10 A.M.
TILL 11:00 P, M,
Famous Hamburgers
Trout Dinners
Real ltalian Slaghctti
Oysters - Sleeks
Brill(j Your Frieod:i and
Gather 'round the Hlazio9 Ilrarth
At Dmt Bcckman's
Brentwood
COTTON FROCKS
Believe it or not.., that's what
the price tag ays -- $2.79! And
it's a whopping big buy in style
and quality, too sturdy 80
square percale.
ONLY
Men's / W()l
UNION SUrf
Size 3B-46
3,79
aGmla00
Men's /z Wool
UNION SUIT
Size 38-50
4,59
Men's lt)ff W()I
UNION SUn'
Size 38-46
,,.. w,,,,,,,o,,No., lb. 3V2' I{OBIN HOOD LODGE At
....lb. 9* POTATOES . .. I;.
:. , " On Hood Fiord
" . , Jqnata, - Red, Juicy
'' .. lb. .... 4_[ ........ :.APPLF :-: :, lbs. 63* ,o,,,,,,, .oo .,,.,, ....
.....................