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Thursday, October
--Yours for the telel
b •
a • •
60 per cent of the
One 'call and we'll la m"vmme"
S Fir Plywood. fr
your aundry, do it ii "="'="
0,,o, o,ooo, ,o o+ == A..I: J/
+tto you .aokaged a.d : .... " " "" • " " • " :,UW
nsds ;i
runty Steam Lau r! --7-----
=very Saturday Night
• Best-In ::,/:+
,P i= r-. | LIGHT PARK HALL
, !'=11 I',norV ON'AKE,SABEL'A
.%mnn ..n..- I i: DER NEW MANAGEMENT
• .... ; ,^- l-e new Bert Rau s Orchestra
jub JLtlvt.t lctx g( !Urng MILRE GRIMES AT THE PIANO
s oi: H•
• E. Miles On the Drums
DRESSES BLOUSES Dancing 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
RS - HOUSE :)RESS
.=r Articles of General Women's +
Special Reduced
PRICES
on All
L
PERMANENTS
thru the month of
OCTOBER
UNDATION GARMENTS
Permanent Waving,
Hair Styling,
Scalp and Hair Treatments
All Specialties
Services Will Get Special Attention at
BEAUTY SHOPPE
!Owned and Operated by Effie E. Avery
THEATRE BLDG. PHONE 117
Monday Thru Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
I
1€n S
IVE PHONI
'est of Highway Between EiSner
Dearborn on Hillcrest) :
- It's Time to...
P XMAS
Iost PersonalGift
ou Can Give
Ln Appointment TodaY,
Jrews S
d - - Phone
S SHOP
£tend
14
FIGHTS
3 WAYS
Plans Laid For
Issuing License
18-Year Sffelton
Resident Passes
• $2.00 BOTTLE DOROTHY GRAY
:L DRY SKIN LOTION ....... $1
!uarters ': 50¢ JERGENS LOTION ..... : .......... I
: +i 25¢ DEODoRENT CREAM .......... I
39¢ I
$2 Lighter, plus 50¢ Berkley Blades .. 98¢ I
++ I
i/ +?+ •
$1.88 LADY ESTHER
CREAM hND POWDER.• 98¢
$2.00 JAR DOROTHY GRAY
CLEANSING POWDER ... $1
COSMETICS
MEDICINES
$1.20
SAL HEPATICA ......... 97¢
60¢
ALKA SE.LTZER ......... 49¢
$1.00
ZONITE 79¢
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
$1.50
LYDIA PINKHAM PILLS 98¢
60€
D.D.D .................... 49¢
and Lilly Sebring attended the cou-
ple. Alice Wilson came here re-
cently from Sumner. Henry, born
in Alaska, has lived'in Tahuya for
thirty years.
Celebratilg their first wedding
anniversary, Mr. and Mrs• H. L.
Rendsland ha:d dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. V. L. Knowlton and family
Sunday, October.6. Ed Hadly of
:Bremerton and Orville Orcott were
also present. There •were fourteen
at the table, after which the hon-
ored couple went to Seattle to join
Mr• and Mrs. Earl Nelson for an
evening's entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson are
staying i Seattle for the present
where they can care for Mr. Nel-
son's mother, Mrs. Nelson, who
suffered a complete nervous break-
down after she had returned from
their year of travel by trailer. '
Jessie Lou Whitman was init-
iated into EiSner Chapter, O.E.S.,
Tuesday evening. Others from
this side who attended were Fran-
ces and Dorothy Akers, Eleanor
Orcutt, Helen Mitchell, Christine
Ahl, Gladvne and Larr Drake,
Frances Huson. Margaret Suhr
and Elfin Knowlton.
Helen Mitchell, her mother, Mrs.
Anderson, and son, Davidl have
returned from a pleasant motor
trip to Illinois. Mrs. Anderson's
sister returned with ttlem for a
short visit here.
Mrs. Lillian Johnson has been
entertaining extensively in prepar-
ation for'her proposed trip to Cal-
ifornia in November. Her many
friends enjoy hdr cordial hospital-.
Sty and the restfulness of her
lovely beach cottage. She expects
to spend the winter in her ttolly-
wood home with her daughter.
With his nerves much rested af-
ter the strain of the war, Captain
Walter E. Nolan is preparing to
go back to sea. Mrs. Nolan will
remain in the Tahuya home which
they recently purchased. Captain
Nolan is most grateful to those
who helped make his summer so
pleasant and profitable a one. He
painted nine houses in the North
Shore district while vacationing•
:Mrs. C. Chester Carlson of Cor-
dova, Alaska, and her two Seattle
sisters came out Sunday to visit
their brother, Elmer ellis, at the
Knowlton ranch.
Fairbanks-Morse
PUMPS
For Every
Purpose
SHELTON
ELECTRIC CO.
Govey Bldg. Phone 154-W
G,+00H00M
Friday- Saturday
October l l, 1
George Brent, Luellle Ball
"LOVER
COME BACK"
Vera Zorlna, Charles
Winnnger
It's a Gay Comedy
MARCH OF TIME
News - Cartoon
iilJ
Stmday- Monday - Tuesday
October 13, 14, 15
Dorothy McGulre, Guy
Malison
"TILL THE END
OF TIME"
Robert Mltchum, BIH
Gallon Bottles 3e50
Deal's Wax and Cleaners ................ ::.i .... 98¢
Quarts Rubber Gloss Wax..: .................... .89¢
Quarts Rubber Gloss Cleaner ................ 85¢
Pints Furniture Wax .. ........................... .... 75¢
.. Spilled milk, tomato lulco, orange lulce
' or other foods need not stain ol; soil
baby's dress or play lull, surfa¢o dirt
comes out easily.. washing Is quick and
effolos,.,. Iron In half the ulual time.
When soda pop chocol@te candy, dirty
, hand, mud plot, rainy days, hard wear
and other "spoilers" become gPowing
probtoms, "LIFE" continues to provide
much needed pro,oction. By ranking chllo
dren's¢lothes"water repellent"thoy look
l better, resist staining and soiling, and
wear twice a, long.
Got the "LIFE*' habit.., savo money ..,
and effort...keep children's clothes dean
loss often...Ioss work for Mother.
and Iovolythls simplo, modern way,"LIFE"
...... :'7- z condltlon,d fabric, need les, washing...
• saNE PRODUCT AT
"''+°" work I
I ]AI
AN EASY WAY TO ENJOY NEW FLOOR =I ,^
SAFETY AND LOVELINESS .::..=,=+.:.+.:' +" +'+
I
I/ v=+,., .... /We× is the most sa,tis- I
II ++.,,=,] +c,+,or,, wax ,,o,, ,,e I
1.-:.'3.t [ ON ,=L ever used. Zt does o' I Asparagus
1+ I be.eriob,o+:kor and I Apricots
I. It I 79"'.. I with less effort. I Broccoli
Corn
Corn
i Chic]
peas
Tesled by Better Fabrics Bureau . ,, U, $.
Bureau of 5tond¢:rds and other oulhorltTo$.
WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE
We can Now Offer You AGEN'g '
+
Corn Bf Hash
Chicken A la Ki,g
Here's a qutcg and easy way to
beautify your floors--at little cost or
offort. Franklin's Rubber Gloss
CLEANER removes all dirt and old
wax--Franklin's Rubber Gloss WAX
forms a glossy, durable,,lip-resIstant,
washable coat of protection. No
scrubbing, rubbing or polishing neces-
sary, Buy the convenient combination
package of Franklin's CLEANER and
WAX today.
FI00RnKLIn'S
SPERRY'S
PANCAKE
1, t,
Libby's Deep Brown
BEANS ................ 6 cans 59¢
Happy Vale 6 7 €
PEAS .................... 5 cans
Phillip's Delicious Beans 5 7 €
& Frankfurters :... 3 cans
Valveta SPAGHETTI In 4;¢
Tomato Sauce 3 Cans
Ferg's CHILI 69¢
CON CAI.NE ...... 3 cans
Carnatio Malted lMl 39¢
Natural Flavor ar
Chocolate Flavored
SYRUP 20-oz. jar 27¢
TOMATO JUICE, Rock- ]gO.
Dell ........................ 4 cans
SHAKER SALT 15€
Rock Dell ................ 2 for
FRESH ROASTED 29¢
PEANUTS ................... lb.
49¢
NUTS lh.
HERSHEY'S
'. i
Pes and Carrots
Peaches
Pineapple
Raspberries
Squash
and Strawberries
PRETZEL
STICKS ............ ]gee pg, 25€
FIG BAR COOKIES $7€
Fresh ...................... 2.1bs.
DRINKING STRAWS ' 47¢
00ooi.,k+ .... , ....... : ..... .......
P&PEB CUPS with han-
dles for hot drinks pkg.
POPT-CORN
Fre§h Fried ............ pkg.
10€
10¢
P'NUT BUTTER.
Armour's .......... 2-lb. jar 67¢
SPACxHETT! DINNERS
+o++o+ + ................... '. p,,+. $7€
Gcld¢'n Grain - Cpntains $paghettl, Tomato
,auc¢, Cheese, Flour, Shortening, Onions,
Salt; Parsley, Celery and Herbs.
37¢
L. M. Brand ................ lb.
We Wtll Grind It as You Wish.
DILL PICKLES - Mixed
Or Slices ............ 2-at. jar 63€
LOCKER PAPER
out from cOUnt/ass w0hingt.
"LIFE" CVtt Irlgg time In hall
Nylon, rayon or cotton ctosk$
weor longer, look better, end
• are pr¢,teclsd agatad mud and
water potling when dod h •
Iolfion of LiFE for fobr|cs.
Byrd cloth Iockeh and ohnr
sport and play ¢lothet ore ro.
letted ogolnst the weather, per.
splratign and =tolnt. Konp look,
lag smart and fresh..ut* "LIFE".
Your son or husband will cer.
to{nly be pteosed.
Back at last.. Eager to FLOUR ............. 10€ I+nRolls .............. 59¢ + $1
get their arms around a Alber's Friskies DOG HUNTERS: For putting away the kill for
girl! l! ' the winter.
March of Time - News 3-lb. pkg. FOOD ....... 25-1b. sack
Cartoon CLOTHESminum PINS - 4Pr:g (DO
Wednesday - Thursday Fruit Co0kles - Calorox Alu 4
rzs ..... . .......... ( .71b
October 16, 1'7 & C " p, Crunchy, twin pkg. ;Ailb They .old Fast: "
TWO FEATURES
"WUTHERING
HEIGHTS"
A Story of Vengeful,
Thwarted Love!!
Starring
Merle Oberon, Laurence
Oliver, Dvid Niven
--end-
"THE CAT
' CREE_P.S" + ESTABLISHED 189'5
Lois CoUIor, l+red Brady
NEWS
trs of
tl.
)ctober
BABY NEEDS
50¢
PABLUM ................ 39¢
$1.20
S. M. A. .................. 98¢
50¢
J & J BABY POWDER .... 39¢
NESTLES BABY
HAIR TREATMENT ...... 98¢
J & J
BABY SOAP ........ 2 for 25¢
BIG SIZE
Q TIPS 43¢
I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Use the Journal Classifieds--
they really get "results.
plying for renewal of license• If
lost, a duplicate must be obtained
before application can be accepted.
For the first time since 1942
Director Huse has arranged to
have two license plates for all re:
hicles except trailers and motor-
cycles. These plates will be made
of aluminum manufactured in the
state of Washington and will have
green letters and numerals on the
aluminum background• New li-
censes may be applied for on and
after December 1st.
Plates For1947 ,'+owe,'.%F"n°"+Iservicesf°r+"s'au"a72, will be bold today at See the FACTS about "LIFE"
Plans for issuing the 197 li-2 o,clock fro m Witsiers Funeral m € S DEMOIISYILAYIgD
cerise plates wore discussed last for fabri
Friday in Olympia by J. D. Me, Homo, with Reverend H. W.
Dougall of tle State" Department Harshman in cimrge and burial
of Licenses, County m" dcputy aud- following in Shelton Memorial
itors from this vicinity were pres- Park. ,
ent in addition to members of the Her death occurred October 8.
State Patrol, license agents and,Bar n August 9, 1874, in Fulton L " 0"--+ q-- '--
moLar vehicle dealers. [ County, Ind., Mrs. Powers had
Thbse attending from Shelton I been a resident of She]ton for the
h
Wcre deputy county auditors, iPast 18 years.
Marie Schuffenhauer, Merna Mif-
flin and Jeannette Dittman. I A.Shepowers;leaveStwoher sons,hUsband'williamFrankB.
McDougall disclosed that under] of Lilliwaup and Louis B. of Shel- ,
a ncw plan adopted by Harry C. ton; one daughter, Mrs. :Mabel FRDAYand SATURDAY " .
Huse, director of licenses, a reg-j Marshall of Shelton; nine grand-
istration cet.tificate will be issued., children and seven grcat-grand-
J
by the county auditor at the time children.
the license is applied for which I " .... BABYI/I/ WASH" t -,%
them. This new i)lan, however, I rahuya "t
will apply to renewal of license October 10 and 11 ..... ....
transfer or re-issue of title in con- September 21 to vote on an extra WE WANT YOU TO COME IN ...... t-- " I ,] '
junction with his renewal, or when levy to build a teacher's cottage, , . . , rr • [. J ,
he applies for a new car title and
license, the certificates will be carried" There were 52 votes cast LIFE
and only three of these were W
mailed from Olympia as hereto- against. Sylvia Godwin was in- ' ,
fore.
specter and Eva Curl and Elfin ,' f4 +]'Homo...
Remedy
Director Huse urges all owners Knowlton acted as judges.
to apply for transfer or re-issue The little home of Mr. and Irs. 39¢ ' .t%,.'%___.J/+ k,. +"' "/(' ' t[f°r+ Fabr|ct t=r ab,;€,.s, re|coy
of title during the present month Henry Wheeler was filled to caps- Half Pint Bottles ............................ '
receiveWhich willcertificatesafford amplebefore timethe re-t° city Saturday evening, October 5, . {+.% iih,i;i, 0,::,.,, i!!
newal period begins. He also Pint Bottles ' '='- -'"'-': ','°
urged automobile and truck own- there to wis]i the newly married
couple a lifetime Of happiness. ...................................... +1 , ,=- x...++.] ,am,-,*,
era to be sure that they have their Henry Wheeler son of Cleveland LIFE for fabrlcs, HELPS PROTECT CHIL =, .
registration certificates when ap- Wheeler, and Alice Wilson were
"--'-'luar*otles + . ............ , ................... 1.39
DREN'S CLOTHE5 AGAINST STAINING,
united in marrlage'on the preced
Ca, tern, ,to e,lF and d,a, t0r
' +mnlhl. Protected ogo+f toln,
ing evening in Bremerton. John + SOILING, PLAY AND LAUNDRY WEAR +t'\