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l'ago ,16 SHELTON - MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
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QUESTION: My hu::ball,i': golf
,'hill I.. ufhrr;! all the m('ln-
W 1';4 ]llSll rH 11,,'(! I 0] iI'iCF; W]iirh
prl)te('t lhplil 1 rolll (|a ill;i e
clitit'llll whi('.Jl rl.fillll {l'()lil solllc-
w,! bchlg hi[ by a vlf ball or
IrIHtt [)l"q.'l'ty (iMlla,.e ctainl:
brol{l'll ,,,;illdWvl,:q (',tc, The j)rc-
iliiljlll is very sllall biT| FIll
Wall(J(!l'llI if l}lr (tlllIllruhellS-
ire t el,Smal l,ia tlilit y pt)licy
which my husl)aild already rat'-
iq!s dti(',qll+t (hVPI' hllll ill BIICh
.twi(t,'nls, I'll appreciat( yoLIr
le)hnt; }lit, if Ihi.'€ i:; 3o,
ANSWER: TI., ('olllll'e|WliSJve
Pt'I'iI)IIH[ Liability puli('y rovi'r.l
yl)tlt" Illl:;d)itilli whrn lie is l)lay -
illg g'oJf or Wll<ql lie is oJlgage(l
HI ally oilier activity withil tile
111111!:4 O1 lht' l)uli(:y In all pro-
bal)iJil:,v ylfllF ]lllSbaltd's policy
l,',b.r,%', lhe whuh, atvlily ill the
Jill'} 1P "€¢ d y.
I'ICKERING
By Elnlly Baheoek
/l'r. azld Mr:;. (;(,orge (!az'l:son
alld ('ilil(h'ell. Dell:t alld Berllie,
q)rnt fr.nl .Aul.;u,'d 27 to the fol-
Iowilr?, M(alll:ly ;It. "Pill|eOII vet.
WwdL, vi,iling Ml'tL LarJsoll':;
amlt, Mrs. Vin(!ellt 8|l't2(q(er find:
tat:lily, alld l,Ir.'t. 8trecRer's dallgh-
tel, Mrs. Waltrr Theiss nnd fanl-
ilv. "While there they visited llon-
tll.vilh' l);ml, ('ro,;stid to Oz'cgon
1)tl The l{ri(lge of lilt', (;od:L and(
did :q(ll)le slghlseeillg along Lhe I
Coil nbia 1¢. ver ltighwy, l
'I'hcir ri',tllrll lrJ l) WaS I)y way
of F'orll;in(l all(I Astoria. where
they ferried Io Megler, Wash.
I¢lU)ll there t]ley Vcllt [o Loll'
l{e;tch h) wa(le ill the ocean a
while bel'ore COl]lin. ilOllle.
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11r. and Mrs. llarohl Eittredge
()1 l)ranl, Ore., ,;pent ill)or l)ay
;(L {}l(! Ill;lilt} el" lll)l' lliOthcr, Mrs.
.Ioh I1 Pel.el'.qon.
l']llrotltf' frIall Seal.tle Io their
hollIe ill Los AngeleL Mr. and
Mrs. W)bert ()ram were overnight
;,Llest: of lqlnily l:htl)t'ocl¢ htSt
week Thursd.y.
811111 Canlel'()ll afld family were
lip frolll California to Sl)end tile
week ending eptenllmr 4 with
his nlolher. Mrs. IAllian Cameron.
hl'. and Mrs. I.obert Canleron
and chihh'(m lllade a wecl¢ end
|rip to 8elah, Wash., on 8epl.elll-
ber 3.
'FAIR tIARBOR GRANGE, WORKS
ON GRAPEVIEW SCHOOL JOBS
By Striekland and Spooner
Fair llarbor Grange held a
very mccesdul l)otlueR picnic ou
;unday, Sel)tembcr 11, at the
:chool. Besides the workers [trill-
(,'d with tools, tiuwe were follr
tracLol's busy leveliig the ath-
letic field and clearing for new
lmrking @ace. TIle picnic wn:
served under the tree' with 36
l)re:-Iellt.
The next Grange. meeting wiU
be at 8 o'doel(, September 19.
SAIt All ECKEIVr Orthopedic
Auxilia.ry will meet on Friday,
Septmnber 16, at the home of
Ia,l'S. DOll Pennebera.
bh's. Howard Solllers 'was host-:
ess at a tea given at her he]lie
Septenlber p to introduee Miss
Effie Cutllbert to tile Mothers'
(?,lub and the l)re-scllool mothers.
Miss Cuthbert is the new Grape-
view ,,;chool teacher. Assisting at
the tea were Mrs, John F. Stev-
e(Is and Mrs. ti. M. 8tricldand,
who ',ithtri ]l'S. Sonlers are the
sch()ol board [llelllbers' 'Jves.
Mrs. Al Krahn was surln'ised
over tile week end by her father,
Mr. Eli Laxo, and her sister,
l)orothy, fron OaR(and, Calif.
Miss [axe will be malting ller
llome in Seattle.
MILK (IIAI{I++!!]S I.()MBAIID
ha(l a. pinochle party Weduesday
afternoon with two tables. Mrs.
by Mr, and Mrs. Vine and hit'.
and Mrs. Wood, also of Tacoma,
Mrs. I. B. Palms and son Wayne
visited in Olyml)ia recently lud¢.-
ing the drive in Wayne's new car.
The Colm>llmity Chub held a
luost interesting meetillg Septen> t
"ber 9. President Don Pennel)era!
rel)orted that a x:nmlber (if lllella-
bets had joined the club since the
last meeting, among them Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Uhly, who were pres-
ent Friday. Like several others,
Mr. and Mrs. Ultly are not full-
time residents of Grapeview but
arc interested in supporting tile
chlb and will attend occassiorlally.
8on]e of the business taken up
was to lay additional plans for
the road improvement around the
8tad[tun bridges, a possible pub-
lie garbage (lisposal site, and a
public telephone booth.
(91," PARTICULAR interest was
a report by Bill Solner.s, of the
Volunteer Fh'e Department., He
mentioned the progress made on
the llall (luring the stunmer, a
roof on tile towel', the concl:ete
floor poured, the doors nearing
completion, and the good cquip-
]nent on the truck, inchaling lwo
hand[billies that will make po:ssi-
l)lc the uac of salt water if neecs-;
ary.
Mr. Seiners al:o Sl)olee of a
pctition to form a fire district,
taking in the territory from the
i
PHONE 305 FOR DELIVERY
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Arnlour's --- 4-Oz.
Vienna Sausage.. 2/35*
Armour's 16-Oz.
Chili Con Came ..... 29
Cashmere Bouquet 3/23'
Regular Palmolive 2/15 ¢
Super Suds ..... lge. 27 ¢
Armour's 16-Oz.
Corned Beef Hash ..
Hormcl's 12-0z.
Chopped Ham ......
3€ TAliE YOUR
V E L .............. 27
Crystal White. ..... 6*
F A B .......... lge. 28 .¢
,l[|' yOllii Ilqldlt!;:3 yt)llr 4'+II JllPllr
alr,' qu!':lWl+:l It+ Ihh" ulf]rl', we'll
(l'y I{O :,IXI! ULI |hc (:orrrc[ ;IIKKVq!r$
:;;++J I w',' ill he m+<i Cilllf;l+ or obll-
galioll el ;1113' h.illd.
Eddy lhmsimmss Service
120 South Third Phone 540
George I 'eters rehlrned 1;is[
week from a two-weeR trip to
visit It sister a.t Anaconda, Mon-
tana, 1111([ allot//er sister lit Po-
catello, Idaho.
Will and Frank Bartlett of Sil-
ver City, Nev., spent Thllrsday
;[till F|i(lay of last week wiLll Mr.
:lnd Mrs. Waller Scofield, They
are M|'. Se[)field's nel)hews, whOlll
W. 8. Mitchell won tle floating
prize, Mrs. I. B. Palnls high, and
Mrs. Charles Schwinn low. eth-
el's l)resellt were nlosdallle,,t 08-
far SIllld, ]nlnlett Johnson, Dale
Van Valkenberg, and Clifford
Barrett. A very nice lunch was
served,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lombard
r were dinner guests at the ion
a_,d,6
7"-,,' -- "/{
],'rc:++il I,,ailit,--, inaid.r an<i out,---can make
your Cllt, ii t, ]l()lllO h)t)k llOW -- Itt lllodcrate
C(.)S(.
MUFgPHY ttu;flily palnls assure a III0re lasting fault-
tes fini,,h ...... in F'ladcs ot your own choice.
he had nol seen for 41 years. PiRe home al. Bl'enlerton Sundsy.
............................................................... M l" . and Mrs. Charles Brake-
field and family of SpoRane call-
ed at the home of his cousin, Mr.
Charles Lonlbard, Tuesday eve-
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Florck
of Shelton were with tllem.
Mr. ald Mrs. I)ate Van Valken-
l)erg and children visited Sunday
at the William Fletcher llomc at
V-EI;E KNOTTY
(IEDAI I)ANELING
s7,50 +, 100 feet
;:',.
Mission I,akc near Bclfair.
1.inda 8pooner spent a fcw [Jays
with her cousins, the Jermy fanl-
ily, a,L l¢oscdale near Gig (]arbor.
I)URIN(A Till,; IH!;CENT stay
in Grapcview waters of the yacht
Eleelra, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Son>
ers, Mr, and Mrs. l|oward Solll-
ers, alld Mr. and Mrs. Ken Leev-
crswere enLertained on board by
llle mvner:, Mr. al}d Mrs. Roscoe
SllliLh of Taeoula. The Sllliths
were accoIllpanied on the crui,se
................................................................................... r()nlpanied
Mr• and Mr;. William Davies
;llal t;bll 1if (7orvallis, Ore., were
],HI)or I)3y giles[8 t){ Mr, all(l Mrs,
day Coh'.
Mr. and i/h's. T. (',. TholiwS lllUV-
ed to l)e Moines, Wa:-ih., last
week 8al, urtlay to nlal¢c lheir new
heine. They sold their place here
to Mr, aud Mrs. Rice of Seattle,
who llloved Jn |lie day tile Tholll-
a;Ps Illoved ()Ill..
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Troy are
|'e,';tding full-l, inle at their Pick-
eting property, the "Bradshaw
))lace," next to the Serverin Nel-
sons.
Mxl(ou llauer, a chic( st()rekeep-
or in lhe Navy, arrived from Sail
l)iego Thursday to spend a day
wiL#1 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Chris-
l,ensern. He was era'oute to the
Naval Station at Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, where lie will be for two
years. :
Amos Bab¢'ock hi'tile the only
rah'h, a 6-1)ounde]', when/ lie,
Geo'ge Carl,;on and Bob Robin-
,tm were fishhlg in the Colurrlbta
l.ivrr near Ch|nook the Saturday
and Sunday before Labor I):ly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Erieksell and
M|', and Mrs. Gllberl, Jaccard of
,%,at tie spent the week end with
Ihe girls' lnotler, Mrs. Jessie
JOlleS,
We offer the heating equipment
other side of the Harry Willis
place to Sherwood Creek. The
purpose of the fire district is to
finanee the department through
taxes. The circulation of the peti-
tion has met with enthusiasm, and
the signaLures are now eoml)lcLc.
The Community Club passed a
resolution endorsing the fornla-
tioll of a fire district.
Grange At Shelton
Valley Gets New
Shingles This Fall
By 8igne A. Kneelanld
Tile grangev'.s began Sunday to
put new shingles on the hail ill
helton Valley. Walter Cooke,
,Valter lticsLcr and A. It. llacl¢-i
el'el went to Eatonville SaLtu'day
after the lllaLcrial.
The ladies were to lneeL aL ihc
ha/l last WcdIlesday to clean tile
ldtchen. As usual Sister Jones
gel there first and had lhe job
ncau.ly finished by the t.ime the
others arrived. 1'otluel supper
was served at night hy the ladles.
MIS I'E(;6Y NI,A'rEIt, ae-
by J. Keith l:h;nllett
with this famous name
GAROENo"LITTL|
GE NERAL @
|md his nloLhcr, atLendcd the fair
in 8alclll. Ore., over the week ct/d.
Betty and her nlot]lel' Ael'C ill
Vktoria, B.C., one day last week,
going by ferry fronl eattle,
Mr. and ]rs." Lce ShtLer l+ot)Ic
tlleir son Hcwit t<) l'ullman f+aL-
urday nlorning, llewit will enter
W.S,C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. thu'kerd were
in Tacoma Thursday. Mrs. Hack-
crd attended the yearly get-to-
gether of nlelllbcrs of Lhe sewing
club .'she beh)nged to when living
ill T0.conla. ',
Mrs. Wayne (]lover e]lt ertaiiled
the Bulsy Fingers Sewillg Chlb
last Tuesday evening.
Tttesday evenilg Mrs. Jot
TOWIISeIId and her 8iatel'-iIl-l-iw,
Mrs. WaLcrs, called aL Lhc liigll-
lands.
Friday evening Alph and Marie
A UT@JI, ITIC HEA TLNG EQUIPIENT
\\;Vc are pleased to annotLnce our appoimment as
your lutal headquarters for Ggeral Electrk |tome
l/catiltg l{quipment.
el JR aplointmcnt means that our mvn broad
experience i tim prattical application of home
heating equipment is now backed by the research
and manufa(turitng resources of the General
]SlCCt t'k' (.ompally.
\\;\4 elc,tne the opl,ortu.hy of telling )t)u of
the mauv at]van(:tgcs tha, will lie yours with the
installation of General Electric Heating Equip-
mcnt in ),(;ur home.
04 OIL.flIIID WAIM Aiil
fURNA¢I
t¥'e .r headquarter for Gnral Electric Ileaan]
Equtltment bt glour f'ommunOy- W're proud o[ it,
and lou*ll be ol it;
Knecland calh:d on the llighland
folks.
AT TIlE UNION nleeting Sat-
urday of Local 3-38 Joaeph Knee-
land WaS eleeited deh:'gate to aL-
hell(( the anllllal convcll( loll of
I.W.A.-C,I.O. and CC.L which
meets in Vancouver, B,C,, the
wl of September 26.
unday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Knee-
land tuld SOilS I{onnie lind ()oil-
nic were guests of the Spilseth
of Mill Creek.
Inga Kneeland ttaycd with the
Glovcr children while Mr. alRl
Mrs. Glovcr were in Olynlpia.
mS0
CRACKERS
2,
S&W COFFEE
POUND TIN
DARIGOLD
2 for 23
SmJRFINE SHORTENING
MISSION SPAGHEM 14 oz
m •
GLO COAT ' pint
CLAPP'S BABY FOOD .......
PICTSWEET
BIG OR LffTLE PEAS a03 c+
POPULAR BRANDS
....
KRUSTEAZ ............. 17-oz.
ARHOgS HAL SOAP: cake
ARMOIJR'S TREET ..... 12.oz.
PORTLAND PUNCH ...... 12.oz.
PICTSWEET
FRO/B GRE,EH PEAS
M. D. TISSUE ..............
CANAL WOMEN'S JOWL BACON .... lb. 29*
+++++ ..
By Mrs. Donald Browmm
The essential quest, ion on the •. •
lips of every member of ]iood
Canal Woman's Club, as they
i lncct this Thuraday at thc lfoods- 39
,,o,, +,,oo, + .,,ow PORK LIVER lb
did we (Io at the clambake? ............... *
A reporL ell the fi]lancial suc- •
CeSS of this re¢.'ellt Ulldertaldng
SALT PORK .............. lb. 39*
will bc made by tile ehairnmn,
Mrs. l)ave Collins. Thank8 will
be expres.sed to all who ably gave
their holiday tilne to Ihe elalll-
bake. by the l)rcsidcnt, Mr:. Kcnl-
llct,ll BiLJley.
Following the .11 a,m, buai-
nes8 Illeeting, luncheon will lie
:m|'vcd in the school btg+elUelll,
The aftcrnooll session will be de-
voted to rcporl (m the Stale Fed-
era[loll col(vent[oil ]leld ill b'l)O-
kane carlier this year. Reporls
will be .anade by Mrs, Kenneth
Bitney and Mrs. Gerl.rude l-laye:s.
Meeting Thursday, SepLcmber
8, aL tile heine of Mrs. Bilney, the
executive lloard dtscutlsed plaJls
J!or lhe COlllillg Z[)lltall,'kt Club
year.
IllgTll CEI{TIFICATE
()IIECIK IS PLANNEi)
EverylhinK fronl inhcritauc[',; to
proof of y()ur Anl('ri(tall rilizcll-
.'fllip depellds t)l a corrccl, birth
cert.ifieate, lhe State llealth .lie+
1)artlnent adviJcd WaullinGLonianz
thia wcelc
YcL nt<,:;t t)et}ple have nrver
rlle(:lLed lhi:; illll)t)rlant 1,4,:d th)cu+
1111;I1[. t[I IIt 8(ll'e il's Oll lilt tqlld
that all ill([)rill;it[ill is ['orrec(. A
ret'eul, llt'vcy by the drlmvl)|,elll.
[;hewed Lhat [tll0tlt olte+follrth I)(
aU certificate:* colitaiu elrOll[ or
UllllSB]Olltl.
Uheclfll|g t,ll the cerl.ll|cate i;;
a ,'Jllllple lq'ot:eb3 alld corrccliqll;J
PgI'e ubually ettgy [U lnFllte, 11'%:111
R. Vatllglul , taLe !'egi:trar, d,,>
elated.
To clled. Oil yt;tlr OWll !)d y!2ur
WEINERS ................ lb. 39 +
SALT CODFISIt ............ lb. 49'
ASSORTED LUNCH ME/ITS lb. 49 +
VEAL STEAKS ............ lb. S9'
OYSTERS pint 65 +
L A R D ............... ,2 lbs. 39 ¢
NTY HEATING CO. ++ +++ ++++*+
MASOH C,0U +,+,,+, !++
Jl|'lith 'J'owe|', [;eattlP 4 a|l(l as+L,
[or a birth crrtificate roqu,,:;t
torlu, Wheu tht is reblrlled with
50c, the recurds will Im searched
4]b SouLh l"nst Stcct Phone 208 ]and an exacL copy issued to you,
...... I = = -- : .......... . ............. ....... " ' I auolz££ ;aid
DEL MONTE -- 303 Tins
FRUIT COCKTAIL ......
GREAT NORTHERN
BEANS. ........... . 2
EXTRA FANCY
LONG GRAIN RICE . 2
TASTEWELL STANDARD -- No, 2 Tins
STRING BEANS ...... 2
ANCHORS AWEIGH
SALMON, No. I tall tins.
KRAFT
MAYONNAISE "
HUBBARD SQUASH ......
SWEET POTATOES ..... 2
ONIONS 10
CAUUFLOWER' Sno-whlte" " •
CORN, fresh local ......
Dr-LICIOU
APPLES, Wenatchee ... 2
DANISH SQUASH .......
Established 1895