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Heinie,s Taxi-Grocery
FIRST AND PINE PHONE 392
Open Evenings -- Sundays
Offering DELIVERY SERVICE for
GROCERIES---MEATS--VEGETABLES
ICE CREAMmCANDY--SOFT DRINKS
Plus --
HUNTING AND FISHING EQUIPMENT
RICHFIELD OIL ,PRODUCTS -- AUTO SUPPLIES
PHONE 392 for TAXI SERVICE
Truck Driver Gets
Off Easy In Crash
Joseph J. Bellaich of Tacoma
was removed to the Shelton Gen-
eral Hospital early Tuesday morn-
ing suffering from h. broken nose
and other effects of an accident
thaL occurred a'bout 7 o'clock one
mile south of the Golden Pheasant
oil the Olympia highway.
lie was driving a Halley's truck
and was headed to Lhe Halley
farm m Skokomish Valley with
supplies when he apparently fell
asleep and drove off the road
where the truck tipped over and
was Ca.ring in the opposite direc-
tion from where he was going and
on the wrong side of the road.
Deputies from the sheriff's of-
rice and state patrolmen stated he
was lucky he did not have more
serious effects from the accident,
llECUPERATING
Mrs. Roger Snelgrove is at
home recuperating from a recent
major operation in the Shelton
General Hospital.
CAR
FINANCING
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t
We loan local money, our own, to Shelton people on new
or used cars and trucks. SIMPLE INTEREST. You. pay
interest only on actual balance due. Payments are reduced
each month. We are too lazy to monkey with red tape. Bring
in your title and get the money.
EDDY BUSINESS SERVICE
120 South Third Street Phone 540
Shelton, Washington
BLENDED
JUICE
BRUCE'S FCY.
ORANGE &
GRAPEFRUIT,
SWEETENED
45c
46-OZ.
BRUCE'S SWEE] EYED
ORANGE JUICE...46.oz. 54c
_- - - -
FRESH EGGS
WASHINGTON CO-OP SMALL
GRADE "AA" FRESH EGGS
Doz ................. 52¢
_ _- -- - •
Sunbrite lJ3.oz, cans
Cleanser
. ......... 3/14¢
Scours, Sweetens, PuNflcs!
K rispy 2-lb; Pkg.
Crackers ............ 39¢
Sunshine Soda Crackers
Hind's 6-Oz, Bottle
Honey and Almond
Cream ................ 39!
I<ceps Your Skin Smooth
Add l'cd. Tax
(.;r:Mcd "CIhiee" whole or
LEG O' LAMB ........... lb. 50
Graded *'CheSty"
RIB LAMB CHOPS _. lb. 58¢
Graded "C'hoiee" Shoulder
LAMB CHOPS ......... lb. 50
l:Ircast O' [,lnll:)
LAMB STEW ........ Ib, 25¢
Square Cut. Lmb-Shoulder
LAMB ROAST 4?.¢
Graded "CllotcC'
Eviscerated, Gz'ad "A"
OCOMA FRYERS ... lb, 83¢
Ivir:erat.ed, CtrlLUe "A."
OC, OM FOWL '. ....... lb. 73¢
S h,aks or RoaSt s
SALMON ................. lb. 49¢
Steaks or Roasts
HALIBUT ................. lb. 49d
Fresh Pacific, Small Size
OYSTERS .................. t; 75¢
Red Snapper or Ling Cod
COD FILLET ................... 38¢
iir] IlJll
SHELTON-MASON
Hunting Season
(CE ntlnued from page 1)
Work includes excavation and
filling for the hatchery site. rear-
ing ponds and raceways, drain-
age and water systems, electrical
distribution system, septic tanks,
sidewalks and curbs, road surfac-
ing, creek channel change, clear-
ing and grubbing of the hatchery
site, construction of the main hat-
chery building, superintendent's
residence and other buildings.
'IIUNTERS' AT WORK
A BIT ]EARLY HERE
A. A. Jennings, living three
miles west of Dayton, hasn't much
regard for the judgment of some,
one evidently getting a head-starL
on the hunting season, for about
midnight last Thursday his only
milking goat was mistaken for a
deer and shot twice even though
it was in a pen.
Ann, 13-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings, heard a
car stop, followed by the two
shots and saw someone go into
the pen with a flashlight. By the
time Mr. Jennings was able to
dress and get to the scene the
party had departed, leaving the
fatally injured goat behind when
it wasn't the deer the shooter had
evidently thought it was.
Tendercrust Bakery
Redecorates Salesroom
Interior decorators refinished
the retail sales room in bright new
paint and trim yesterday at the
Tendercrust Bakery. The retail
counters were closed during the
process but operation of the rest
of the bakery was not affected by
the project.
I
NEED A
PLUMBER
Phone 48
J. L. CATTO
HARDWARE
COUILZ JOURNAL
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September.00,,ews
Near Normalcy In
Weather Report
That September proved a reas-
onably average month insofar as
Rayonier weather records go, is
indicated in its 1.44 inch rainfall,
its temperature figures of 70 de-
gree mean maxmmm. 46.6 degree
mean minimum, 83 degree single
day maximum on the 10th and 35
degree minimum on the 27th and
28th, its ten clear, 12 partly clou-
dy and eight cloudy days.
The chief abnormality of the
September records is shown on
the 15th when a 24-hour rainfall
of 0.6a inches was concentrated
largely in a 20-minute period and
accompanied by hail. thunder and
lightning which put 500 felephones
and much of the electric light ser-
vice in this area out of commis-
sion.
So far this year, now aL the
three-quarter mark. 39.68 inches
of rain has occurred here, slightly
above the 15-year average for the
period, according to Wether Sta-
tistican Bob Pollock of the Ray-
onset staff.
Nice Timing! Remsbergs
On Inland Empire Trip
Timing their trip to coincide
with the Washington-Washington
State football game and the open-
ing of the pheasant hunting sea-
son, 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Remsberg
left Shelton yesterday on a week'S
motoring trip which will take in
mosL of the Inland Empire.
Combining business with pleas-
ure, Mr. Remsberg, partner with
Virg Smith in the Tendercrust
Bakery here, will visit several
fruit cannery concerns on busi-
ness while in Eastern Washing-
ton and will see the Husky-Cougar
football game Saturday, then en-
joy some pheasant hunting with
Mr. Smith's brother at Moses
Lake Sunday, and go on into Ida-
ho and return to Shelton via
Portland next week.
94-YEAR-OLD INDIAN
DIES ON SQUAXIN ISLAND
Mrs. Mary Kakal)in, 94, died at
her home on Squaxin Island Wed-
nesday, October 9. She was born
in the island in 1862 and has lived
there ever since.
I II No funeral arrangements have
.................................................................................. been announced.
Fresh Cigarettes
CAMELS, CHESTERFIELD, LUCI.:If'3
AND OTHER POPULAR BRANDS
Carton. 1.59
EMJOY LOW #RICES EVmRY DAY AT
Dr. Forman Leaving
On 3-Week Vacation
Dr. and Mrs. B. 13. Fornmn ex-
pect to leave today on a three-
week vacation trip to Cal.ifornia.
During his absence Dr. Forman's
office will be kept open and med-
ical service provided his pa.tients
by Dr. Don Callison, who has been
practicing on Hood Canal with his
honze near Union as his office for
the past several months.
VACATIONING IN SOUTH
THINGS AS THEY SEEM
(Continued fr( m page one)
grape and wine business is an im-
/ portrait part of the economic well
i being of this entire district, rank-
ing close to the lumbering indus-
try in importance. The crop is
not up to standard this year, be-
cause of unfavorable weather dur-
ing the blooming season, but
nonetheless many ranchers, vine-
yardists and vintners will find
much of satisfaction in what will
come as a result of the harvest,
and the county generally will reap
a benefit from the grapes that
are so luxuriantly bestowed by
nature.
Harstine Island
Sunday, October 13, P. M. Sni-
der, a former Puyallup banker and
at present an insurance agent, will
be the main speaker for Sunday
School. Mr. Snider is an excep-
tional speaker and a great Sunday
School worker and an invitation is
extended to all to come and hear
him.
TooLate to Classify
I0TIHIRE: '37 V-8 long wheel bae
fiat bed truck. 518 Park St.
F10-10-24
FOR SALE: Tivc-room house, incom-
plctc. Inquire at 518 Park St.
:F10-10t fn.
FOR SALE: Hupmobilc pickup, also
a huydraulic truck hoist. Inquire at
518 Park St. F10-10-24
FOR SALE: 3-room house, 60 x 100
fL. lot. Built-in cabinets, mink, lino-
leum. $900. Located on J and Laurel
Street, Mr. View. See 3. B. Schott
at house from 9 a,nl, to 5 p.m. or
write BelfaSt. 10-10-24
FOR SALE: full outfit for Dictaphone
in excellent condition. Reasonable..
Taylor Radio Electric Fourth and
CoLa. ' W10-10
FOR SALE: 2 pair men's rubbers size
10, $1.00 pair. One pair ladies' rub-
Bars, $1.00; one pair ladies white
rubber boots new $5 00 one paw
ladies' hiking boots $3.00 all size
5. Inquire 612 Cota S't. ' B10-10
FOR SALE: 10-tube console radio.
Standard broadcast band with push
button. Also 4 bands short wave.
Star Route N, Box 14, Lilliwaup.
B10-10tfn.
FOR SAT.E: five lois of waterfront
and cabin on Island Lake. Inquire
at 316 EasL Itarvard. M10-10-24
F-OR"'sA'LE ;];ack h o;:se-a n-go o d rid-
ing ])orse Ior children also a drag
saw and buzz saw. ,r will tradc
for cows or livestock. Call at Route
3, ro× 249 on the Cole Road. H10-10
FOR SALE: creanl colored enamel
wood or coal range, tt. Nelson, Rtc.
1, Shelton (Kamilcbe Point Road).
r 10-10
;iPSri SALE: folding 1.,ab) plaY
with pad. In good condi[ion. Call at
_620_}f?,. Sl. sI0-10-24
FOR SALE: new whito trash burner.
Latt nlotlel with built-in water jack-
at. Phone 403M. J10-10-24
............ ........... 2. ........................ 22_ ....
FOR SALE: small table model radio
snd l)honograph combination. Pilone
_..77__ ................................ 212.2o:p
l'OR SALE: log heuse, five r(,onls
near Breulerton-I-loodsport junet on,
Will take approximately $10"0 t put
in t'ondition, six-tenths of a mile
Bre,fasf Foods
10 INDIVIDUAL CEREALS
KELLOGG'S VARIETY ........ 24c
"WHOLE WHEAT, 24-0Z.
RALSTON CEREAL ............ 23c
ALBER'S 40-0Z, PKG.
FLAPJACK FLOUR.. ............. 27c
EXTRA LARGE, 2.LB. "
SANTA CLARA PRUNES .... 39c
00'ZTi;00 7.'.? ...... ,.,b
e Beverages ,
CANTEROUY, TRADITIONALLY FINE
I
BLACK TEA .............. ¼Jb. 22c
DELICIOUS BREAKFAST
HERSHEY'S COCOA 1A-lb. 10c
PURE INSTANT COFFEE
BORDEN'S Instant 2½-oz. 39c
LETS YOU SLEEP
INSTANT POSTUM .. 4.oz. 24c
THIRSTEE SWEETENED
0RAHGE DRIHK .......... Qt. 25c
'Time Savers
EASTER GULF
COVE OYSTERS .... 71A-oz. 59c
QUEEN CHARLOTTE
MINCED CLAMS ...... 7.oz. 34c
CHEF BOY-AR-DEE
RAt'IOLB" .................. 1.lb. 17c
"ELLIS"
BEEF TAMALES...101A-0z. 18c
CREAM OF GREEN PEA
HEINZ SOUP ........ 11.oz. 13c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Town House, faiicy....46-oz. 35c
ORANGE JUICE, Full O'Gold, natural .... 18-oz. 23c
PRUNE JUICE, Libby's fancy .................... Quart 27c
CARROT JUICE, Sun Pak Brend .............. 18-oz. 17€
FRISKIES, Cubes or Meal .......................... 2-lb. 25c
dRS. WRIHT'S BREAD, enriched ........ 2 Large 3h
SIlO-WHITE SALT, Plain or Iodized ........ 2 'k. 13c
LIBBY'S KRAUT.JUICE ............................ 18-oz. 14c
EVAPORATED, MILK, Darigold.Federal .......... Tall 12c
KRAFT COTTAGE CHEESE, nourishing .......... l-lb. 27c
TOMATO SAUCE, Gardenside .......... 8-oz. 3 for 14c
GRO-PUP, Dog Meal ............................... 5-1b" 57c
.................... 210-z. Pkg. 12c
BIRD SEED, French's
V0U 6El"
MORE FOR YOUR
MONEY AT SAFEWAY
NSIDE, 20*0Z. CAN
T PEAS ........ 2 cans 25c
/ALLA WALLA FCY. 3 SIEVE
SWEET PEAS .......... 20.0z. 17c
FCY. WHOLE KERNELS, VACUUM PACK
PICTSwEET CORN, 12.oz. 15c
Jonathan, Fancy and Extra Fancy
APPLES ................ 33-1b. box $2.98
Delicious, fancy and extra fancy, wrapped and
Packed ................ lb. 12€
Local Sno.White - Well trimmed . no waste
CAULIFLOWERS ................ lb. 10¢
U.S. No. 1, Large Size "A" 100-1bs. No. 2 50-1bs.
POTATOES ............ $2,39 79¢
Washington Netted Gems
*SWEETS OR YAMS, Calif ...................... lb. 10€
*FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless ...... lb. 10€
*BROCOLLI, Local, bunched .................... Ib. 17€
*YELLOW ONIONS, Medium ................ lb. 22c
.kTOMATOES, Slicers .................................. lb. 15€
LEMONS, Large ........................................ lb. 14€
NO SALES TO DEALERS: Prices I',-lda)SaLurda'y,
Oct. 11-12, 1946, subject to marl,,cL 'ha,'c c.'=J t:Cl...
Bill Noblett. Reed Mill crane el)- from Olympic highway. Imnlediate
possession. Full price $1,750. $500
er:ttor, lefL Shelton Friday to fly to handle. Mingus, Star Route 1.
to Los Angeles wiLh his parents, Iox 40. 10-10
who Jive in Tacoma. on a two ..................................
NOTICE
week vacation trip to visit rela- I will not be responsible for any
tires and friends. They expect to hills incurred by anyone other than
return by air also. n yself.
p00e00.OUN T
x IIEATRE
_ Sh._j,00oo, W a.,_
Tl!ursday - Saturday
Octobcr 10 - 12
2 FEATURES
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CHINA S LI'ILE
DEVILS"
"WOMAN WHO
CAME BACK"
i
Sunday to Tuesday
Oct, 13 - 14 - 15
Alan Ladd
Geraldine Fitzgerald
"O - S - S"
Wednesday Only
October 16
2 FEATURES
"FACES IN
THE FOG"
Sunset Car=on
"BANDITS OF THE
BAD LANDS"
10-10-17 GORDON SHEFFIELD.
CAR1) OF TllANKS
We wish to express our heartfclL
gratitude for the sympathy, kindness
and floral offerings gvcn us during
the illness and loss oT our beloved
father.
Mr. attd Mrs. Alvin Miklcthun,
HI'. aod ]V[i'S. Roy Fe]lews.
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Spink.
:Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Williams.
JARS
BaH Mason
Regular
Pints - Quarts
Kerr Mason
Pint= - Quarts
2 Gallons
Crown and Kerr
LIDS
Regularr Wide Mouth
Economy and Clamps
Olympia Feed
Company ,
O'Neill Bldg. - Shelton
/
When
Your Little One
00atches 00old
est-known home remedy you
can use to relieve distress
of children's colds is warming,
soothing Vicks VapoRub. I
starts to work instantly.., and
keeps working for hours to bring
relief while the child sleeps! No
wonder most mothers always use
V' #
cks VapoRub when colds
strike. Fine for grown-ups, to01'
AT BEDTIME rub thz'oat,
chest and bRck wi! Vicks
VpoRub. Its relief-bring-
ing actim starts instantly
to relieve distress...
WORKS As CHILD SLEEPS
to bring comforting relief
during the night. Often b,
morning most misery of
the cold is gonol
VlCKS
VAPORUB
J
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Our Customers Are Very
With Work - Courtesy -
We Have Given Them [,:i !::
,! ,,
We Intend To Gain Many New Friends and CUSt0 1!1!ii
/
On A Policy Of
Honesty and Reliability
We repair and rebuild all types of EnginesAU
Marine, Diesel--valve facing and seat grindln!
trouble shooting, welding, machine work,
electrical.
LEO C. NELSG
In Connection With 8. L. Pearson, Local
Agent for Kaiser-Frazier Cars and Rototiller
First and Pine Phone 676 :::
Mr. Farmer
Does Your Back Ache?
Do Your Feet Hurt?
Is Your Work Too Hard?
• Your Hours Too Long?
YOU DON'T NEED A DOCTOR.'
You Need A
Just What You've Been Waiting
Distributed In Mason County by
BILL
SALES AND SERVICE
SHELTON GARAG] '
FIRST AND' COTA PHONE i:
Eat at
Next Sunday
Choose Your Meal from This A
Menu:
Cream of Chicken Soup Wal
Asparagus Tips Tender FeaS
Entrees --
Creamed'Chicken on Hot Biscuit ............ $
Chicken Giblets Sauted on Toast ................ :
Grilled Lamb Chops on Toast, Mint Jelly --
Fillet of Halibut Maitre de Hotel ..............
Red Salmon Steak, Tarter Sauce ................
Pot Roast of Beef, Brown Gravy ................
Grilled Liver with Onions ..........................
Hood Canal Fried Oysters .......... , ...............
Chinese Chicken Noodles .......................... -"
Butterscotch Pudding
-- Steak--
Soup or Cocktail
Grilled T-Bone Steak ................................ --'"
Top Sirloifi Steak .......................................... ::
Extra Large Rib Steak ................................
Special Dinner Steak ....................................
Fried Spring Chicken a La Maryland ........
-- Salads
Shrimp or Crab Salad, Sliced Tomatoes .....
Combination Vegetable Salad .................. :"
Diced Chicken and Vegetable Salad ..------" :
We Feature a Merchants
Lunch at 55 cents Daily
I
Wheu It's Time For Treats • .' i
TRY RITNER'S ICE CRI00311[
PARTY PACKS--
$1.40 gal.- $6.50 in 5.gal.
You'll Enjoy Our Products Mo)'e Than Ever Fc
Cream Mix Has' Recentl X Reached Pre-War
10 1946.
from native a
sold at resorl
shells which
may have a
opportunities
The shop or
nirs would ad
power, ,just a
souvenir beco
and stimulat
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