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17,1959
BUILD A SIDEWALK--PIctured
being built at the corn-
by the Collins brothers of
to put in the sidewalk here it
build concrete sidings three"
stream bed. The wooden plat-
Bay
Sunday
AY . A gym-
by the
club for Sun-
posse grounds.
feature race's
Also, tick-
a five month
Papers come
and 1/
Ed Carney and
of the Bell
spent a fun
Elma play
County Bell
and a few of
he competition
mother, Mrs. K.
ding the week
to be with
hospitalized
home of Mr. and
from Wednesday
of last week
Mrs. Hans
Mrs. Larson
of Mrs. India
spent last
the year for
was held
Hamma and
by their folks,
Cecil Black-
Charles Moris-
of Aberdeen
Eddie Braz
Joe Silva home
spent Sun-
the home of
ly, the Walter
was the
ration of their
a busy
Seth Bush
Tony Perei-
where he
of the
a trip to
the
the Bushs.
Larry Oliv-,
and hus-
Gary Green-
Island, Jim
Paulson of
Sowers
today visit-
Collins.
at the
Ryan were
Dorcy and
Joslin family.
't Vyrostek
on Satur-
mother,
The Vyrosteks
to Olympia
e weekend at
Bert Moore.
Lord home
Mrs. So-
Simmons.
and Mrs.
surprised
Mrs.
Calif. and
Helbig of
home to
drove up
new Renault,
of Mrs,
sister and
Mrs. Robert
fxm Eka-
Morford of
the weekend
licenses
of-
Were:
18, Sum-
Smith; 18,
COm, ad
onl
_22, Hoqiam
19, Aberdeen.
Shelton and
, 29, Olympia
l, 20, Shelton.
and Pat
26, Port Or-
, Mathews,. le-
Shelton and
SI-T.TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmasfown, U.S.A.," Shelton,
,4 =
form shown in front will be extended some 120
feet with the concrete later being poured on top
of it. The boards will be removed after the con-
crete settles. This is part of the city's program
to see that aidewalks are installed all over the
main part of town. (Journal photo, 7.iegler print.)
Four Sailors Hurl
In Head-on Orash
Graeside Service
For Harold Ellis
Graves]de service was held at
11 a.m., Friday, in .Shelton Me-
morial Park for Harold C. Ellis,
70, Moore Apartments. Services
wer under the direction of the
Rev. E. C. Knautz.
Mr. Ellis wan born June 9, 1889
in Iowa and came to Shelton 25
years ago. He formerly owned and
operated the Quality Dry Clean-
ers for about 14 years prior to
1943. He is survived by several
nephews and nieces.
4--H00News
WHAT-NOTS
The Mill Creek What-Nots con-
eluded their last meeting of the
year with the turning in of their
yearbooks last Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Ben Drake.
Guests for the meeting were
Sherri and Albert Kuhnle. Fol-
lowing refreshments the group
played in the hay.
Time and plce of the next
meeting of the group will be an-
nounced at a later date.
--Paula Stormo, reporter
Uranium
Ha/mimers
ea
The Only Store In
Town That Has Them
Ray's
Mt. View
Four Coastguardsmen were in-
jm'ed Saturday night around 12:30
when the car in which they were
riding collided headon with one
driven by LeRoy F. Johnson of Se-
attle on the Soutbshore road.
Injured were James E. Miller,
19, who had cuts on his face and
left knee, Barry Veddar, 18, wl:,
suffered bad cuts on his face and
throat, Irving Reed, 20, a broken
nose and Dehnar Harris also suf-
fered a broken nose..
All of the Coastguardsmen are
now in the Bremerton naval hos-
pital I The auto driven by the sail-
ors was a total loss and the car
driven by Johnson was damaged
to the extent of about $150.
Births
Shelton General liospltal
I
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheatlcy, 204 ]
Ea J Street, a girl, Sept. 9. [
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, [
Star Route 1 Box 209, a boy, Sept. I
10h'. and Mrs. Theodore Blair,
Star Route Box 170, a girl, Sept.
10.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Tobin,
Star Route 1 Box 149, a boy, Sept.
10.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Bakke, P.
O. Box 302, a girl, Sept. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tray]s, Jr.,
P. O. Box 59, a girl, Sept• 13.
Mr.. ajl4 Mrs. Alfred Chappell,
Star Route 2 Box 99, a girl, Sept.
14.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams, 435
Fairmont, a girl, Sept. 14.
Journal Want Ads Pay
NEVER BEFORE
have we offered these famous
60-GAUGE
GAYMODES
SHEER. NYL,ONS
at This Hidory Making
LOW..
PRICE!
pr
15 Denier - Full fashion, smart Fall colors.
All sizes 8V.- to 11 - Every pair indiviclual-
ly wrapped. Every pair perfect!
Ida C. Larsen
Passes in Tacoma
Death claimed Mrs. Ida C. Lar-
sen, 84, Tacoma, former Mason
county pioneer, last Thursday in
a Tacoma hospital.
Mrs. Larsen was born in Calu-
met, Mich. and came to Mason
county where she and her hus-
band, Louis L, Lar.qen homestead-
ed near New Kamilche, in 1894.
About 1901 they moved to Oak-
hind BU.y, where Mr. Larsen was a
prominent oystezman for 18 years.
Mrs. Larsen was a charter mem-
ber of the Taconm Zion I:mtheran
church and life member of the
Ladies Aid Society of the ehu'ch.
Funeral services were held at
3 p.m., SatNrday, in the Pipet' Fu-
neral Home, the Rev. Manlev
Gjerde officiating. Burial was in
the Mountain View Memorial
Park.
Survivors include" her four
daughters, Mrs. Alma Sundstrom
Belfair; Mrs. Emma Layton,
Olympia; Mrs. Mabel Ness, Ta-
coma; Mrs. Irene Decker, Puy-
allup; ten grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren.
Advertising is one of the fe i|
callings in which it is advisable [|
to pay attention to some one else's [|
business. --Howard W. Newton ]|
Tale bearers are just as bad as [|
tale makers. [ I
' Riehard Brinsley Sheridan
Crabbenhoft •
Rites Friday
Mrs. Eleanora Crabbenhoft, 77,
Grapeview, died' Tuesday at Shel-
ton General Hospital. A resident
of Mason county for over 40
years. Mrs. Crabbenhoft was boru
October 25, 1881, in Keil, Ger-
lllany.
Funeral services will be held at
! p.m., Friday, in Byrne & Bat-
stone I,'uneral Chapel. The Rev.
Robert Rings will officiate. Music
will be furnished by Mrs. Loui
Larsen. Interment will follow in
Shelton Memorial Park.
Surviving are her husband,
John, Grapeview; a son, Edwart,
Grapeview; a daughter, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Burzloff,' Puyallup; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Freida Havens, Tacoma;
Mrs. Dora Adolphson, Olympla;
four brothers, Martin Lorenzen,
Brinnon, William Lorenzen, Har-
§tine; Ben and Herman Lorenzen,
Shelton, and two grandchildren.
Use Journal Wahl Ads
Graveide Service
For Sheatley Baby
Graves]de serviccs were held at
II a.m., Monday, for Mary Jane
Sheatley, day-old daugiter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sheatley, in Holy
Cross Cemetery, under the direc-
tion of the Rev. Marl( Welc'hmann.
Mary Jane died Sept. 10, in a
Tacoma hospital. Surviving be-
sides her parents are two brothers,
David and Terry, Shelton; five sis-
ters, Mrs. Mary Mary Brown, Miss
Georgia Sheatley, both of Brem-
erton; Miss Taddy Sheatl(y, Ari-
zona, Misses Pare and Jaequeline
Sheatley, .both of Shelton; her
grandmothers, Mrs. Tillie Sheat-
ley, Port Orchard, and Mrs
George Powers, Woodland, Calif.
I III
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i0 a.m. - I0 p.m.
THE TIN HAT
On Hillcrest
Fountain
Light Groceries & Drugs
DINE MIGHTY FINE - DALLY NOON TO NINE
ON HOOD CANAL
THE OYSTER HOUSE
New Glassed-In Patio * Home Baked Wild Blackberry Pie
Par3
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Dacron Tier Ruffles , '; .
Redecorate this Fall with this beautiful, dacron cur-
42" x 81" $1B
!
5" Bottom
Hems
tain, easy to wash, "No Ironing Required." , Select that makes up a window that: you will be proud to
from white on white, pink on white, yellow on white have done yourself. Come and see the wide selec-
in anyof the above styles. This sheer deluxe made tion of curtains for all the home Penney's in Shel-
curtain has the deep hems, wide ruffles and fullness ton. You'll live better!
I i ' , H , I,
JUST UNPACKED! TERRIFIC BARGAIN[ SHOP EARLY[
All Wool Washable
Knitting Yarn
A terrific bargain, so hurry!
White, black and many colors.
The ideal yarn for sweaters, af-
ghans, scarfs and baby wear!
n I
i
SLEEP WARM!
10% Orlon
BLANKETS
.x,o $500
PLAIDS
Rich coh)rful plaids in warm,'
washable 90% rayon and 10%
orlon. Bound with lustrous
rayon satin. Long lengths,
,wide width,at a bargain price!
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GROW SLEEPERS!
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• /
Pnnted Percale
/
400 yards, colorfast, mill-ends
.from dress maker. A wide as-
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every need. Just right for
school practice sewing..
I
Corduroy
PINWALE
RIBBED!
A few more: pieces of famous
make corudroy in white, black,
brown, red, royal, light blue,
green, Better shop early for
this, A redhot value!
Sizes 1 to 4
Penney's famous, soft Toddle-
time sleepers! Gripper fasten-
era at waist adjust to baby's
growth! Non-skid soles, 4-
inch cuffs! Dreamy-smooth cot-
ton.knit. 3 colors.
i i
200 YARDS! Give.away Price
45-Inch
Flocked Nylon
2,os.00o00qOO
Buy now at this drastically re-
iii i i
Men's Warm Thermal
Shirts- Drawers
Special $133
Why riot keep warm. Budget
dlced pjrice. Sew into aprons priced. Sizes for all the
and dresses for Christmas. Save* •
White and pastels. Shop early. - -"
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• !
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98 :
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in white, pink, blue or orange.
Small, medium, large.
27.inch round mat
Machine washable, (lukewarm
water), Non-skid backs. Pink,
brown, rose, green, white.
Contour mat ..................... $2.98
24. x 36-1nch ....................... $3,98
Lid Cover ............................. $1.49
why pay more
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DECORATING
OVER 350 FABRICS! Choos,
from the finest selection of prints,
colors, fibers, textures you've seen.
Bring in the width and lengths ,f
your windows, we'll make them
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prices are unbelievably h)w.
See how easy it is to have custom
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spending a forttme. Choose from
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in weaves, prints, o)]ors. .I,et
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wool scatter rngs . . . bea.vy Machine washtd)lc.. A xellout
quality. Reversible. last, montlz, so shop early for
Also: 3 other important sizes! yore's!
17,1959
BUILD A SIDEWALK--PIctured
being built at the corn-
by the Collins brothers of
to put in the sidewalk here it
build concrete sidings three"
stream bed. The wooden plat-
Bay
Sunday
AY . A gym-
by the
club for Sun-
posse grounds.
feature race's
Also, tick-
a five month
Papers come
and 1/
Ed Carney and
of the Bell
spent a fun
Elma play
County Bell
and a few of
he competition
mother, Mrs. K.
ding the week
to be with
hospitalized
home of Mr. and
from Wednesday
of last week
Mrs. Hans
Mrs. Larson
of Mrs. India
spent last
the year for
was held
Hamma and
by their folks,
Cecil Black-
Charles Moris-
of Aberdeen
Eddie Braz
Joe Silva home
spent Sun-
the home of
ly, the Walter
was the
ration of their
a busy
Seth Bush
Tony Perei-
where he
of the
a trip to
the
the Bushs.
Larry Oliv-,
and hus-
Gary Green-
Island, Jim
Paulson of
Sowers
today visit-
Collins.
at the
Ryan were
Dorcy and
Joslin family.
't Vyrostek
on Satur-
mother,
The Vyrosteks
to Olympia
e weekend at
Bert Moore.
Lord home
Mrs. So-
Simmons.
and Mrs.
surprised
Mrs.
Calif. and
Helbig of
home to
drove up
new Renault,
of Mrs,
sister and
Mrs. Robert
fxm Eka-
Morford of
the weekend
licenses
of-
Were:
18, Sum-
Smith; 18,
COm, ad
onl
_22, Hoqiam
19, Aberdeen.
Shelton and
, 29, Olympia
l, 20, Shelton.
and Pat
26, Port Or-
, Mathews,. le-
Shelton and
SI-T.TON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmasfown, U.S.A.," Shelton,
,4 =
form shown in front will be extended some 120
feet with the concrete later being poured on top
of it. The boards will be removed after the con-
crete settles. This is part of the city's program
to see that aidewalks are installed all over the
main part of town. (Journal photo, 7.iegler print.)
Four Sailors Hurl
In Head-on Orash
Graeside Service
For Harold Ellis
Graves]de service was held at
11 a.m., Friday, in .Shelton Me-
morial Park for Harold C. Ellis,
70, Moore Apartments. Services
wer under the direction of the
Rev. E. C. Knautz.
Mr. Ellis wan born June 9, 1889
in Iowa and came to Shelton 25
years ago. He formerly owned and
operated the Quality Dry Clean-
ers for about 14 years prior to
1943. He is survived by several
nephews and nieces.
4--H00News
WHAT-NOTS
The Mill Creek What-Nots con-
eluded their last meeting of the
year with the turning in of their
yearbooks last Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Ben Drake.
Guests for the meeting were
Sherri and Albert Kuhnle. Fol-
lowing refreshments the group
played in the hay.
Time and plce of the next
meeting of the group will be an-
nounced at a later date.
--Paula Stormo, reporter
Uranium
Ha/mimers
ea
The Only Store In
Town That Has Them
Ray's
Mt. View
Four Coastguardsmen were in-
jm'ed Saturday night around 12:30
when the car in which they were
riding collided headon with one
driven by LeRoy F. Johnson of Se-
attle on the Soutbshore road.
Injured were James E. Miller,
19, who had cuts on his face and
left knee, Barry Veddar, 18, wl:,
suffered bad cuts on his face and
throat, Irving Reed, 20, a broken
nose and Dehnar Harris also suf-
fered a broken nose..
All of the Coastguardsmen are
now in the Bremerton naval hos-
pital I The auto driven by the sail-
ors was a total loss and the car
driven by Johnson was damaged
to the extent of about $150.
Births
Shelton General liospltal
I
Mr. and Mrs. John Sheatlcy, 204 ]
Ea J Street, a girl, Sept. 9. [
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young, [
Star Route 1 Box 209, a boy, Sept. I
10h'. and Mrs. Theodore Blair,
Star Route Box 170, a girl, Sept.
10.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Tobin,
Star Route 1 Box 149, a boy, Sept.
10.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Bakke, P.
O. Box 302, a girl, Sept. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tray]s, Jr.,
P. O. Box 59, a girl, Sept• 13.
Mr.. ajl4 Mrs. Alfred Chappell,
Star Route 2 Box 99, a girl, Sept.
14.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams, 435
Fairmont, a girl, Sept. 14.
Journal Want Ads Pay
NEVER BEFORE
have we offered these famous
60-GAUGE
GAYMODES
SHEER. NYL,ONS
at This Hidory Making
LOW..
PRICE!
pr
15 Denier - Full fashion, smart Fall colors.
All sizes 8V.- to 11 - Every pair indiviclual-
ly wrapped. Every pair perfect!
Ida C. Larsen
Passes in Tacoma
Death claimed Mrs. Ida C. Lar-
sen, 84, Tacoma, former Mason
county pioneer, last Thursday in
a Tacoma hospital.
Mrs. Larsen was born in Calu-
met, Mich. and came to Mason
county where she and her hus-
band, Louis L, Lar.qen homestead-
ed near New Kamilche, in 1894.
About 1901 they moved to Oak-
hind BU.y, where Mr. Larsen was a
prominent oystezman for 18 years.
Mrs. Larsen was a charter mem-
ber of the Taconm Zion I:mtheran
church and life member of the
Ladies Aid Society of the ehu'ch.
Funeral services were held at
3 p.m., SatNrday, in the Pipet' Fu-
neral Home, the Rev. Manlev
Gjerde officiating. Burial was in
the Mountain View Memorial
Park.
Survivors include" her four
daughters, Mrs. Alma Sundstrom
Belfair; Mrs. Emma Layton,
Olympia; Mrs. Mabel Ness, Ta-
coma; Mrs. Irene Decker, Puy-
allup; ten grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren.
Advertising is one of the fe i|
callings in which it is advisable [|
to pay attention to some one else's [|
business. --Howard W. Newton ]|
Tale bearers are just as bad as [|
tale makers. [ I
' Riehard Brinsley Sheridan
Crabbenhoft •
Rites Friday
Mrs. Eleanora Crabbenhoft, 77,
Grapeview, died' Tuesday at Shel-
ton General Hospital. A resident
of Mason county for over 40
years. Mrs. Crabbenhoft was boru
October 25, 1881, in Keil, Ger-
lllany.
Funeral services will be held at
! p.m., Friday, in Byrne & Bat-
stone I,'uneral Chapel. The Rev.
Robert Rings will officiate. Music
will be furnished by Mrs. Loui
Larsen. Interment will follow in
Shelton Memorial Park.
Surviving are her husband,
John, Grapeview; a son, Edwart,
Grapeview; a daughter, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Burzloff,' Puyallup; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Freida Havens, Tacoma;
Mrs. Dora Adolphson, Olympla;
four brothers, Martin Lorenzen,
Brinnon, William Lorenzen, Har-
§tine; Ben and Herman Lorenzen,
Shelton, and two grandchildren.
Use Journal Wahl Ads
Graveide Service
For Sheatley Baby
Graves]de serviccs were held at
II a.m., Monday, for Mary Jane
Sheatley, day-old daugiter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sheatley, in Holy
Cross Cemetery, under the direc-
tion of the Rev. Marl( Welc'hmann.
Mary Jane died Sept. 10, in a
Tacoma hospital. Surviving be-
sides her parents are two brothers,
David and Terry, Shelton; five sis-
ters, Mrs. Mary Mary Brown, Miss
Georgia Sheatley, both of Brem-
erton; Miss Taddy Sheatl(y, Ari-
zona, Misses Pare and Jaequeline
Sheatley, .both of Shelton; her
grandmothers, Mrs. Tillie Sheat-
ley, Port Orchard, and Mrs
George Powers, Woodland, Calif.
I III
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
i0 a.m. - I0 p.m.
THE TIN HAT
On Hillcrest
Fountain
Light Groceries & Drugs
DINE MIGHTY FINE - DALLY NOON TO NINE
ON HOOD CANAL
THE OYSTER HOUSE
New Glassed-In Patio * Home Baked Wild Blackberry Pie
Par3
WIT
UntiJ K pu've Seen
The POT-O-GOLD
Details Next Week
NOW CHARGE IT
and Enjoy Penney's Low Prices Too!
"'NO IRON" FLOCKED DACRON
"Fleurette" a Dainty Flocked, Sheer, Dacron Curtain in Three Styles
Dacron Tier Priscilla
70" x 30" 6" French
Dacron Tier Ruffles , '; .
Redecorate this Fall with this beautiful, dacron cur-
42" x 81" $1B
!
5" Bottom
Hems
tain, easy to wash, "No Ironing Required." , Select that makes up a window that: you will be proud to
from white on white, pink on white, yellow on white have done yourself. Come and see the wide selec-
in anyof the above styles. This sheer deluxe made tion of curtains for all the home Penney's in Shel-
curtain has the deep hems, wide ruffles and fullness ton. You'll live better!
I i ' , H , I,
JUST UNPACKED! TERRIFIC BARGAIN[ SHOP EARLY[
All Wool Washable
Knitting Yarn
A terrific bargain, so hurry!
White, black and many colors.
The ideal yarn for sweaters, af-
ghans, scarfs and baby wear!
n I
i
SLEEP WARM!
10% Orlon
BLANKETS
.x,o $500
PLAIDS
Rich coh)rful plaids in warm,'
washable 90% rayon and 10%
orlon. Bound with lustrous
rayon satin. Long lengths,
,wide width,at a bargain price!
, iiiiii::}:;iiiiii: .,:i :::iiii!i!iiiiiii!!i
!i: "il;i;iiiii!iiii !!" ":kN};i; i}iiiiiiiiiili!i:
SIX. NEW PRINTS!
GROW SLEEPERS!
36-Inch
• /
Pnnted Percale
/
400 yards, colorfast, mill-ends
.from dress maker. A wide as-
sortment of patterns, a print for
every need. Just right for
school practice sewing..
I
Corduroy
PINWALE
RIBBED!
A few more: pieces of famous
make corudroy in white, black,
brown, red, royal, light blue,
green, Better shop early for
this, A redhot value!
Sizes 1 to 4
Penney's famous, soft Toddle-
time sleepers! Gripper fasten-
era at waist adjust to baby's
growth! Non-skid soles, 4-
inch cuffs! Dreamy-smooth cot-
ton.knit. 3 colors.
i i
200 YARDS! Give.away Price
45-Inch
Flocked Nylon
2,os.00o00qOO
Buy now at this drastically re-
iii i i
Men's Warm Thermal
Shirts- Drawers
Special $133
Why riot keep warm. Budget
dlced pjrice. Sew into aprons priced. Sizes for all the
and dresses for Christmas. Save* •
White and pastels. Shop early. - -"
I I I I ill i I I I
• • :,:, ,.,<.j . , 4.- ,::
:.. i!i ::' .... . ! ,: : . ,'. :
', : i.€, . . * : . . . ,,.,.... .,,:;,:%::
i':.::: '.',,$.: .'::::: ' k '%q% ,.-'x, . :::;::':
....... .. , , , : ,
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