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SHELTQN-MASON COUNTY lOURNAL‘
imber day, September 273, 179473.
gem “I SEPTEMBER 23 I; o . H d C 1 b
he Curr o Will begin iii the N01'-- ‘0 l ‘ TOO MUCH SPEED
weeks“ simisphere and Spring in : SOCIAL (com one) 00 ana u Penney
Stores Throughout Nation Local Man Is Rom, Syphe, mated $1,,
3tlmaden. . ern Hemisphere at 6:12l u r i ‘ Q ‘ ' “I ' bail
in Justice M. C. Zilitheo's
__ I‘Jltllstern wartime, Septem- Service Men’s Wives and lend-lease
which takes a large court this week on a charge of
V, 08 U. S. Naval Observa— 'Have Tea At 1;. s_ 0. share of his
products and leaves Mrs Donny—PE r .S recove [speeding Chief Andy Hansen
was
unced. Monday afternoon from 3 t0 ‘the minor part to Support Civfl'
ing nicely aftelC 112(18ngng an 0;: Secretary of the Treasury Hen- . Smith
of Stephenville Texas pi- CIJSCkWWfiHs‘ son. Oferzand M“ the
Complaining Officer-
| H A ‘ SC 0 U N T Y M O T O R S, ', Egrfggmiirt‘éhcewfiin’:
Ygzeitwffig ggulclfgisal‘llvfigdfiflogmggghgfg b3; eration at the
Shelton hospital last ry J. Morgenthau has just tele- i lot of the Flying
Fortress “Dearly upy i: fife 51.;3‘3gegzepfwg;ceN‘§§;§.t
undays. Adv. inew Shel'ton U. S. 0. rooms. Late lthe farm yet have
power to com week. grapheg £11531 . C. Pennfiy Company l Beloved that
accounted for 11 newspaper published by the North
1 -—~——- . . The Hood Cana] Womahs club congra u a ions on t e
magnifl German fighter planes on one C t B C
., __ :4 vi. .summer flowers and lavender tap- .trol all but the weather.
This is will hold their first re ular meet_ cent job of Bond selling which
bombing raid. , oas us 0,
ers centered the tea table at which Hinder war emergency and must be - . g
. “Jack, who has been with the
. acce ted b th d .5 th mg at then- elub room m the the companys 1610
stores turned Not only Penney Window space, .
i ZMFS- Fred Diem and MrS‘ Carl . p ’. u 9 Finger 1 a Hoods ort school
on Thursda in during the month of July. Last but advertisin s ace as well
was Pompany for .flve .years' Started A
« M k d M f th 5 this outSlde authorlt ma not p y, g p 1938 d ()1 H
. . ac, e poure '. any 0. 9 lefi release its W yhe y ea sept. 23.
Business meeting at 11 July, the Penney Company Sold given over generously
to the bond m as a fiver ".1 ympla' e Shelton Wash
)NIGHT explessed their surprise at e p0 er w n p ce 3. m. followed b hm
heon at the 81/2 million dollars in War Stamps sales cause‘ Tens of
thousands of next Went to Bellingham as a
comes 3’ C .
number of flowers still in blossom - I noon hour. Ther i1 0 ues and BOnds
to set a high record column inches of advertisin ur Clerk and then to Mount
Vernon
e w lbe tw t g g
n Bennett ,around Shelton, The dairy industry was offered as aSSlstant
agent later becom-
. speakers m the afternoon the Rev. for the chain and department store ed
the purchase of bonds. . ’
r l Members of Chapter B. P. O. as an example of the hardship . . i b - h.
. tt t mg agent m Charge of that Sta_ Thursday - Saturday
v . . _ Muhley and his aSSlstant from usmess- T 15 year, In at} 3 8mp
——*—*—*‘~—‘ . .
were the hostesses at the O. worked 0“ farmers Wthh 15 Put u to sur ass
the 1942 f1 ures a tlon and company representative
,, , tin m t f b guess and Shelton, speaking on Youth Wel— p ' _ g .
FOUND GUILTY . . TWO FEATURES
J 'Monday' cutgtingatlille osllipply difldomestic fare” and Red
Cross work' quom 0f ten mllhon douars was In a jury tr'al h 1d t d
mJthekt dIStUCtl" P t1 (1
_ O . _ . i _ l e yes er ay ac now lves in or an -
and 'Arcadla Economics Club milk and Side products for the .0135'
Dorlshsomg 335 bet?“ ent fifiicinsvggnggfigrgzgog €31: Jsuégj before
Justice A. Magoon, Ell- where he is assistant to the super- Hop Nong
caSSldy
“am B0 d s s _ Schedules Meeting homes, now ~fai- from normal, 3th);
hirierglf‘chegeeagenzsciarnagd retary of the Treasury last week, ing Fox
was found guilty on a intendent looking after operating “PRIDE OF
3’ s . “as - . . mghg'n giggglaseEEggegiggcso Whlle‘ the
fg/rleilgn demdands are Mrs. Herb Dickingon. : - announced the amazing
total of speeding charge and fined $10 and and traffic matters in the Port-
”
Mrs Art Swéarigger The next fifsssgs‘ied forl farggi; (2153118 gist
Mrs. Earl Ayers of Island lake $42,335,816-85i 01‘ four times the cos
8' land area“
‘~ ' visited over the week-end with Mr. quota set for the campaign,
and
meeting W111 be at the. home of self, of war, .the can Jfor.powdered and
Mrs. A very nearly fiVeS times the figure brand—
Mrs- 1401115 ASChe 0n Frlday, SBP- milk as eaSier to ship is stepped '
H- Ayers- . , .
- tember 24. A potluck luncheon up and Russia is demandin more Mr- and Mrs-
J- 0- MCKeil and 0f the precedmg year' In 'thls “THE P OFF”
1 lWill be served at “0011- butter having found that igs par- daughters
Gloria and Betty were one month’ Penney Stores 5016‘ 25
i - satu ticular vitamins are helpful of the in Elma Sunday visiting with
Mr. Per cent moire 1“ Bond? and. I- o Ac, Local ——
‘ . Ruby REbeka‘hs Slate Iwounded. With a ceiling price on and Mrs'
Viek Lebome- stamps glam m me?9han‘1tlse-t,11.n
orn, Anna COEI‘g Nieetmg k h .11 h 1 [raw milk while labor and other
M?“ and Mrs‘ Floyd Smlth and £223: 0500‘”? hfgmprffifes’ 263 I
Sunday Wednesday
| I e Ru y Rebe a s wl 0d a costs are doubled dairymen in family had as
guests for a few _ g P y
. regular meeting on Friday, Sep- some places are St’oppmg delivery days,
Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. light tanks. 5 destroyers and 5 o TWO
FEATURES
HITINf‘ y Itember 24 at 8tp. mt. act the Odd or turning their milk to
factor_ and Mrs. Chas. Gessell of 'fihehgis. SmearmeS- d
' ‘ v Fellows hall, wi h ini ia ion one of h - Spending the day with
rs. a- News of this July achievement, Allan Lad
[the main features of the evening. , giséoigggting $25332; 128831;: zel
Bleeker on Sunday Were Mr. together with the secretary’s tele- . .
All Past Noble Grands and out- fair regulation. , and Mrs. Les. Gee of
Centralia, gram of congratulations, were re- P0115 are now Open for
EleCtlon 0f InternatlonaL “LUCKY JORDAN”
Side Vifiitorstare ingited todattend- Mr Miller criticised the farm Mrs-
Frank Pearce 0f Pytlichrlleased at a time when the Pen- Also there are
eight proposed Amendments to the
Refres men swill e serve . ' 1 th Alice Millo and Jimmy B ee er, ney
Company was engaged in an . ——and#
“many _ i. From Hoquiar gong; 5&1; a; ti; aglpggicgll who is home on
a few days leave about endeavor to go over the I. W. A. Constitution on the
ballot. All members are “
qt Mr. and Mrs. George Williams because it disturbs the normal from the U.
S. navy. top again this September in the urged to express themselves for or
against these S
a" ’3‘ of Hoquiam were Sunday dinner balance of Pmductlon and
trader Mr' and Mrs' Mam“ Kaare Third war Loan Dme' pro osed
amendments as all memb rs '11 be f COUSIN”
l and enalizes both farmer and and family spent Sunday at Amer- Army, Navy,
Coast Guard and p 6 W1 3 '
, guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. An p i . .
qT derson and family. consumer in the end, which ac- ican Lake, attending
a dinner in Marine men and women, gover- fected by them.
EE . counts for objection by all farm- honor of George Kaare who left norS,
senators, mayors and stars
Visitin Mother er groups. “Roll-backs” without Monday for the Seabees.
of stage, screen and radio appear- Thursda, Saturda
. . y
' , Mr. and Mrs. James Gilbertson regard to costs may be a tempor- Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Athhad ed at Penney stores from coast The amendments W111 be
discussed at the Mill -
are visiting her mother, Mrs. W. ary aid and are already in effect Mrs.
Frank Ahl and Mrs. red to coast during the campaign. - TWO FEATURES
“I'ms‘lay H. Smith for several days. as to butter, and consumers of
Lord of Camp 5 for week-end visi— One store auctioned off baseballsl crew
meetimg TueSday’ september 28: an? all SUb t,
D“ wane}, FOI‘ all the C .t 1 IT“ Cl b Ibutter may think they are
saving tors. tn for bonds, autographed by the local meetings and the Head
Local meeting Octo- “AERIAL GUNNER”
’ , 31“ 0 1_ l1 _ on the cost of living, but will find Mrs. Augersinger
of Sea 6 is New York Yankees, the Brook- ~
A gsable eri 'Plarrllls Coming Meeténgth Capytol the source of the
bonus in taxes visiting with Mrs. Swart for a lyn Dodgers, the St. Lsuis
Card- ber 9' P0115 W111 Close OCtOber 9, after the meeting. _and_
a. I' m e n ' e mem eI‘S 0 e l on their income. while. inals and
the Washing on Sena- ‘
H‘ll lub will meet with Mrs. w1t E1' - ' 1b h i . . . “
hangers you 0,1,,1; Borst at her home Sep_ long: eayasllgttigfigthogej
ogpfgige Wiggeséggiogigxorggngsuegtu niggg toil-5i;me of the Penney
company’s Guard your constitution With Your best Judg‘ AFTEIEVMIDNIGHT
bring 11]. tember 30 for a 1 O'Clock lunCh' briefly Of his
experience in A-A, each member taking a guest. A 4 ' _ merit.
“VOTE” .
d- 1 eetin . . . . . . . . own 674 men and women in ser
eon prece mg a regu or m g- Anti-Aircraft training, in which lovely time
was enioyed by all, vice appeared, among them such BOSTON BLACKIE
‘i W— Ihe is now an officer and expect— games were played followed by
outstanding heroes as Lt. Bob
‘ lRussell Clary Jr.
SON COUNTY “goretluiigh I":th h d
)nglvglt‘ecrtglllgtifrgrf‘l‘gviewed the p135}? ghdgoggrs?ags.'
Shapley and -———————~————
' AM “559 ary r" was (more iprogress of the Third War Loan Mrs.
Loomis were in Elma Sunday
a Iwith a dinner party at the home i drive and re . .
D . ported that almost to attend the dedication of a 39
,4 RY of hls parentsl Mr‘ anerS' Hus" $500,000 had been raised
of the star service flag at the Methodist
Mason County quota of $600,000, church. Their son from Seattle
. but this was provided largely by met them at the dedication.
entry m the Army' Mr' Clary Jr' the larger concerns and not en-
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson of the
left WedneSday for Fort LBWiS' ough proportion by the smaller Canal
Table Supply wish to thank
Sha ‘ buyers, and it was to this class. their many friends and customers
, sell Clary of Bayshore Road, Sun-
PHONE 88 i day, September 12, prior to his
. / that more effort was urged. for their loyal support, and to in-
i Maurice Needham announced vite them all to visit them with
'1’?”th by ~ that the Coast Guard was provid- their larger lines of
clothing,
515193’ ing a cruiSe next Sunday to which Sporting goods and drug
sundries.
young ladies Who might be inter- Jim Jarvis left the 15th for the
i geSted in wiping the WAVES Will army. His wife, Marian, left Fri-
! be entertamed and mm more day to live with her mother in Ta-
ra ‘, V
Sty] Course,
SIZES f
bout this war auXiliRI’Y- coma.
KIRTS WANTS
lFlro(r3:lors ‘
PICTURE
White to
FOR
CHRISTMAS
N"! Is OUR OFFIR
Cook any ml of our Safeway me!
159 way you prefer il. Tum [pr mi.
dune“, iificinus, flavor. If you don"!
like 5! lo! any tee-on whmwam
-yoa money back, wuth fut: o:
mibb’e. This offer hold: good on all
your one! pvrthant a! Safeway.
'VV‘
Harold Millo is chairman of the
} Shelton Valley if;hairdressingargues;
him and he will be very glad to
Booster Night you.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Gibson of
g l
Shelton Valley, Sept. 21 _ The Eugene, Ore., visited last week
lGrange.S Annual Booster Night With Mr. and Mrs.’ J. C. McKeil.
Lwill be held on Friday, October 1. NQXt Sunday W111 be Rally day
l—Quallty . . . 2—Prices . . .
Carefully selected ,meats Safeway is famous for its
bought by expert buyers, in- Low prices on Quality meats
sures quality in Safeway —OPA-4 ceilings and lower
Meats. on Beef, Veal and Lamb.
.3—Guarantee .4. -“4—Mod-ern‘. . .'
_Buy any out of Safeway SafeWay is proud of its
meat. If it fails to please Clean, Sanitary, Modern
you, your money back with- Meat Markets and Equip-
out question. merit.
It is an open meeting and an the at the church so every one is es-
members and their friends who
might be interested in the work
the Grange is doing are urged to
come. There will be a program
followed by a supper, which will
be given by the members.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Grenberg
and children Rickey and Hannah,
...._.___..-,- .of Shelton, visited Sunday with
' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shafer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bennett,
daughter Elaine and nephew Lew-
pecially urged to attend. Services
start at 10 o’clock.
' The Garden club division of the
- 22% -2 Hood Canal Woman's club were
pleasantly entertained at the home
of Mrs. Vera Linscott of Cushman
’Dam last Thursday. After the bus-
iness meeting, an outdoor picnic
was enjoyed by the 18 members
present. In the afternoon hats
made from Victory and flower
gardens were modeled. Of course
is Bailey, were out from Shelton there were some very artistic ones
, . . . and s e t s hda t the hem f as well as some ridiculous ones to
"Mom ’ 15 a treasured glft to go Wlth Mn aganr: Chirrilie Baker, e o
be seen. First prize for the most
. . Mrs. Ina Fort of Tacoma, spent bfécomiflg hat went to MKS Vera
him on hls travels and remind hlm the week end at Alder Brook Farm
LinScott, second to Mrs. Mlele and
‘with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. thrd to Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson.
Trained, Courteous Meat Cutters . .
o o o for quick helpful service.
Points ngfcuwsgnsr lb. 29c
Expire! BEEP. STEAK lb. 48c
To a boy in the service a picture of
E_ A. Rutledge and on Sunday First for the most ridiculous went
leeiebrated her birthday to Mrs. Francis Lewis and second
Mr, and Mrs_ J. A, Shafer V35- to Mrs. J. H. Nance. In the garden
of home. Come in soon, as gifts must
be malled to bOyS overseas before ited in Shelton Thursday evening
BXhibitS, MPS- Cora Pfeterson won
at the Mt. View home of Mr. and first, .With. second gomg to Mrs-
OctOber 15-7 Mrs. Albert Shafer, whose birth Franms H111 and Mrs- J08
Sceva- Choice T-Bone, delicious. Commercial grade 39¢ (12 points)
Miss Prudence Goodale of the
WAVES was a very interesting
speaker at the church Sunday
morning. Miss Goodale’s home is in
Pennsylvania but she said it was
like coming home to be on the
Canal as she had spent many hap-
py summers here visiting her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Scotty
Lavender.
Miss Goodale, an ensign, is sta-
tioned in Seattle at the present
time.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Glenn
Lockwood were in Tacoma on bus-
iness last Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Ahl spent a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
,7 ~- Ahl of Camp 5.
Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Abbey and
RED points X-Y-Z and BROWN
points A-B expire October 2. Check
your Ration Book NOW! You’ll find
it worth while to spend your points I
3" SAFEWAY- BMW" C '5 EffeCt'VG Choice Round Steak.
Commercial grade 3299 113 points)
Sirloin Steak lb. 420
I Commercial grade 31¢ (11 points)
M IIK ta 9::
Federal milk can be whipped (1 point) I I s I
LAB!) lb 19 AA, (a . b. 32 c
C
Morrell's Silo Capped (3 Red points) ‘
. SPRING LAMB by“
Shorten 9 22¢: - vs
Royal Satin in 1-1b. re-usable jars (4 pts) \ s/. “a. .
I Tender Spring lamb, makes a deli- V
cious roast, good grade (6 points) 0
Pure pork luncheon meat, 12-02. ( pts) L h .
amb S oulder Roast lb. 35c
Tender Cuts, short neck (5 points)
anniversary it was.
Visitors at Echo Farm during
'the Week end were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wandell and R. R. Phil-
. r X L lips of Shelton, and Dewey Ben-
" T . nett, who is packing for the For-
‘ |estl‘y Service from Schafer‘s
Olympic Camp, on the Satsop
River, to Anderson Butler, was 3.1-
so home.
_._J_
Till: on) JUDGE SAYS...
Herb Dickinson were in Tohuya
one day last week visiting with
sister of Mrs. Abbey.
Jimmy Cochran of Seattle spent
the week-end with his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lock-
wood.
Rev. and Mrs. Pickering were
pleasantly surprised Sunday when
their son Wayne with his wife and
baby came over from Seattle.
Mr. Hilligoss went to Seattle on
abusiness trip on Thursday. His
daughter Elizabeth accompanied
him to spend a few days of her va-
cation with friends there. 3 N I h M
Mrs. Mary Witchey and two _
children of Centralia have been ‘ ‘
visiting at the home of Art Ayers, Grapes .................. .. lb. 14¢
BOLOGNA or l'lEAD 34¢
Jr.. taking care of the new son Ex. fcy. Tokay “Flame” table grapes
Dehc‘ous EaSt' CHEESE ‘5 Pomts) -~ LB-
:0”; t3 Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers, ergn?§?zlgcr)l:rzg c SMO. LIVER
ep . . fl 0 ' i
Tomatoes ______________ .. lb. 8¢ ,5 Red points) SAUSAGE “ Pom“) ----
-- LB-
Fresh, sllcuig tomatoes, locally grown ~ SPICED I 5
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE b 8 SLICED “AM (7 Poms) -------------- ~- LB-
“Reality” is the subject of the Sweet Corn 1 National] COOKED
- ............ —- - y ad-
Lesson‘sermon When will be head Sweet tasting, pearly ears, local
vertised brands SALAM' (7 pomtSl ------ ~- 13-
golden Tyéxtpusmce the’ beg,,,_ Malaga Grapes ...... .. lb. 14¢ grade A
(6 pts) (5 Points) --------------------------
ning of the world men have not Delicious, White Malaga table grapes
heard, nor perceived by the ear, Prices begin Friday . . .Subject to.
Market Prices and Stocks on hand.
neither hath the eye seen, 0 God, Fresh Honey .............. .. 40¢ Prices
effective in Shelton
beside thee, what he hath pre- Delicious honey right from the comb
pared for him that waiteth for G B 7‘ /¢ ,
m” we“ Bans -------- ~ - /2 “ MILK BUTTER EGGS BPEAD
. o . r» . . — ~ - i ~ '
embed]; "Your tires are in good shape, Judge...o_ught soon.Say, Is It
true, JUdge, that the beverage, is Igilgdggrs‘: Locally Brownv tende‘
{men beans Mason County Cream'y Grade Large G ra d c Julia Lec
ime del ' ‘t‘o last you at least another 5,000 miles.” '
distillingmdustryhasapartmprodiicmgit? counsel of the Lord standcth for
Celer lb 8¢ 4% pasteurized A. butter. (12 “AA” Co-op Wright's
'es. I've been very careful of them, Jim, since “Yes, ’a
V€ry_1mportant part, Jim. _That ever, the thoughts of his 'heart to
Utah tye “feign”'émvvu'rele} mllk' pomtS) egg5~ enriChed
bread
it you 55‘ I learned how much the government needs industry 5 facilities
for producmg grain al- all generations." yp y y doz 11/2
1 rubber. Only drivewhen I have to...keep COhOl make “3 POSSlble t0 mdUde
2001000 mgieigfofggxnigs gorrelatl‘éegtalté; ' ' ..
he! under 35 an hour and have the tires tonsofrubber from graininthe
government’s iwith key to thgegcciigpurcsgaby
SWitched around every 1,000 miles.” 870.009-t0n Synthet10_ rubber
program- Mary Baker Eddy: “E t c r n al
‘ “Me, too, Judge. Pretty tough spot we Prettyumportant contribution to
our war thin gs (verities) are God’s
WEre put in gettin’ our supply of rubbercut effort, isn’t_ 1t
Jun?" thoughts as they em“ in the Spir'
Off just when we needed it most. But, we’ll “ It certainly 15, Judge.
Wonder how many ‘32:? fife ut‘fiofiegfiis'rgfggggl
. , ’ . - '
/’,., be gettin plenty of synthetlc I'llbbel' real People really
realize “3 tails: and are the unreal, being the
.4../‘ :opposite of the real or the spir-
. a _ W itual and eternal. Reality is spir-
f'v niacinth ' Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries. Inc.
ltual- harmflmlousv immutable:
i immortal, divme, eternal."
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