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. Pasefl‘hrve SHELTON-MASONVCOUNTYV JOURNAIJ V V V VV _ V VV V V Q‘Share—The-Ride ) l Church Circle IS August y, November 6, 1942. V lResults Repeat Agam and Again. In the Journal Want-Ans. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE “Adam and Fallen Man” is thei l . . . ‘ Christian Selence if QRVERS ‘MEET 1 Broadcast Sunday, 18 Skokomlsh observation Want-Ad! '. the Lesson-Sermon 1 subject of TAXI SERVICE Phone 392-] Truck Operators who want ‘ “MM/‘1‘“ W513 W71“ 11 m90tl118" Iowa. arrived in Shelton last weekl ~, - schon ,‘iousr Friday evening to make his home with Mr. andl 1 which will be read in all Churches: V V , I -0 dolor-‘1 .‘in army Hificer‘ Mrs. John Sells on their farm i . ‘of Clll‘igt, Scientist, Sunday, Niw- , lisgrfiltfdiasttfit flagella? “ ember . .. l " . . , By Lois Pierce " l HOOGSPOX‘L NOV- 3-iThe ladies, -.4_ ‘ A shortage of 2,118 tires i‘orl '7 v "C ‘, 0f the HOOd, canal CommunitY‘ Henry B. Owen, State Director,‘ trucks performing essential ser-l i Chumh Orgamzed Wednesday af‘ , OPA, today urged Washington vices has already been reported inl i tel-noon as a church Circle, choos— motorists to “start forming their , Washington for the month of 00, ling th? name: The Chumh Con'lshare-the-ride” plans in allthlpa-ltoberV Arthur Jacobsen, state tirc‘ ltaCt Cu‘de' They met With Mrs' rationing officer reported today . . . . l , V G tion of gasoline rationing. lBOHCtt at [he ateway 11"“ Mrs'i uWhile complete details of gas— l in announcing the state's Novem-i T ‘ik'sonwa l . H ,n, .. . . . [Eerig'yDclliailil‘man ansdettlfgegollg$— rationing ehgiblhty have “0t yet m" Um quota £01 tukks- (2:12:31? l I ‘ been announced,” Owen Said. “We 116W tire-5‘ The quom f‘” “to Hi ‘ « I. - r .. y r .. 1. . of may be heard locally over stations‘ lightcth in his way. I‘llt a“ , . ' KFPY, Spokane:i heard next Sunday morning, Nov- mans: "As by one man's disobed- E‘meBI'V 8- 10 0'010Ck. W11?” ai ience many were made sinners, so ,Ull'lstla“ 50191109 Program W111 be) by the obedience of one shall many Presented by the Cl’lumbla ChUl’Ch i be made righteous." :01 the A113 V V ‘ Christian ‘ ‘7 . y y“ Included in the Lesson-Sermon: Palm“ .LLV‘IE ‘ are these verses from psamls; ‘ Science Committee on Publica—: “The steps of a good man areltlé)“ for the State Of New Yol'kii ordered by the Lord: and he de-‘W111 condUCt the Pl'Ogl'amv ‘Vthh, 0W pictures; and give a 31; Oyster Bay. ' ‘ The Golden Text is from Ro- wino‘ officers were elected: presi— A, , V lac?“ Lin-S. W. HA Gilberts. Vice_ do know that employees and bus- “d5 1814‘ d t t}. t a‘ his God is in his heal-t: “one of , RIRO, Seattle; "I 'yd> t Mrs T B Sm'th- ilness menv 351de from those 1“ Jam)wa p0”th on 13 ihis steps Sham Slidv" iKOIN, Portland. pl:.Sl Lil, . . . 1 , Sec- , essentia‘ war work will be given lack of truck tires threatened to.1 The correlative giatcnmu Nomi _ . V force a slow down of war piouuc—, “Science and Health with Key to, ~ I V V iParentS Training i rotary, Mrs. Ralph Hill; treas- V V V . V nrer, Mrs. Marion Robbins. ’l‘he‘gas Over.the,ba51c Iatlolnng m" . . V . . , V V V I d” cermm mycumStancm mm “‘a‘ii‘lf sttfié'enaiimltailiaisfli the Scriptures" by Mai-y Baker, (3186 their right as an Am- somo p A ‘ ‘ Eddy, avers: “Christian Science a Course Under Wayi [Circle will meet the 2nd and 4th' V ‘ in cases Where, 1 h . .t. d t . ed all opeiators to watCi t on , separates error from truth and, n__ i erlcan Cl lzen an VO e 1n _ h m t] . .0 “For instance, V V V Wfdneddays Of 939 on 1 at 00 adequate transportation faClllUOS V V V 11 t‘ 1 V hms’ lepan “en sma cu b am ibreathcs through the sacred pages1 A training course for parentsl the City Election on NOV- l in the afternoon. The next meet- , i ‘do not ex1st, motorists who cari-Vvl, . 4., A .. E’A-.., .._._. I urge everyone to exer— Opcn Under New Management W. li‘oi'rncrly at the L. M. Beauty Shop ‘ l i l Opr‘n 2 Nights a chk on Givi " Christmas l iNovember 11. The devotional Ser-‘ ‘ Pickering |bc in charge of Mrs. H. R. Dick—. ‘inson. Mrs. Kuzick was presented, with a gift from the Circle. i John Boyce leaves Thursday for New York city to be with his The Commercial Club will hold will repeat- t message" me! The 1, 1e55, and fl . 3f our p for distlfl u» .NDREVVI ")0 ST - IANGLE ROLLED election of officers at their next meeting, which will be the second ‘Monday in November. l A large crowd attended the Hal- lowe’en party Saturday night at ithe school house. Cider, dough- nuts, coffee and sandwiches were enjoyed by all after the games and fun. Because of the storm the card party Friday night did not turn' out as well as expected by the [hard working committee of the Young Womans' Club. Tuesday evening Mrs. Ralph Hill gave a family dinner honor— ‘ing her son Bob, whose birthday -was Tuesday and, her daughter— in-law, Mrs. Rolly Hill, whose birthday was Sunday. Members of the Hood Canal Womans’ Club who attended the meeting at Federation and the proglam Win ‘ undoubtedly will be taxed beyond capacity in many'arcas, and the government will ride-sharing groups. “The ride-sharing plan does notl mean that the driver must take1 . . mother Who is 111- ~each of his paSSengers to theirliecgggwjfigle ordmar‘v gOOd filth individual places of employment‘ ’ encourage the supplemental nor does it require that all musti lride the full distance. i “Rationing boards, V gas for pose will have the authority toi image and likeness of God. We see , :that man has never lost his Spll“: in issuingiitual estate and his eternal her— this pur- mony.” coin school. 3 Journal Want-Ads are snowing itheir value in every issue of the 9,, during. the. paper! ‘ 7:30 on November 9 and 16. They: ‘will be held in room 8 of the Lin- and fathers should make arrange— : nicnts to attend. This is the onlyi course of its kind that will be giv- ingr will be with Mrs. Gilbert on, Y 1 ,. .. ...,V . . ,_ three other persons to vmik lull leégstlmldgf‘fipl aléoga‘vggfjes be ithe spiritual sense of life sub—,of all nine, 10 and 11 year old; her 10th . lice will be led by Mrs. C. A. be.ehglt,)le for addltlonal gasomm‘i 010 my “(lime ,stance, and intelligence. in thisiboys in Lincoln and Bordeauxi em ' ‘Pumlc transportatlon meam’ lScience, we discover man in the school districts will be held at Both the mothers f year. 1 i John V. Sullivan Candidate for Re-election as COUNCILMAN ' FOUR YEAR TERM (paid advertising) READ WW normal! emu/c met: are low, First, whaf is a ceiling price? A store’s Ceiling price is the highest price that may be charged by that particular store for those items governed by the ceiling price law. Second, why aren’t ceiling prices the same in all stores? Under the regu- lations each store establishes its own price ceilings within the limitations of the law. The ceiling price law fixes an amount above which prices may not go, but Without restric- tions as to how low priCes may 80. M”: y Safeway ceiling prices are low! Because every Safeway price has been a very low price month after_month, Safeway ceiling prICes are naturally very low. For years Safe~ way has waged war on needless waste in dis- tributing foods . . . cut out unnecessary expense . . . eliminated frills. And the savings thus made have been shared with our customers by giving them low prices. The ceiling price regulations will not, in any way, alter Safeway’s policy of bringing you the finest foods the markets offer at the lowest possible prices. i district I Shelton Tuesday were Mrs. Stark, ‘Mrs. Short, Mrs. Robinson and 23 daughter Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Sceva c ! 1 Sit VlV-lb. 4-02. pkg. 1 Safeway is cooperating with lhe Government's effort lo prevent inflation by rigidly adhering lo the spiril as well as the letter of lhe ceiling price regulations. b . V E . But today ‘ "I i. r to the treasu n , . 2 states and . as . . . for the and Mrs. Pierce. Miss Margy Mullenix of Seattle spent the week end with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. C. McKiel. Mrs. Neil Mathews is employ- ed part time at the Hoodsport Cafe. Mrs. M. J. VanLaanen is visit-i ing for a few weeks at Vaughn? as a guest of her husbands par- cnts, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Van— Laanen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olson of of Neilton are living in the Terry Pagels house for a short time. Mr. Olson is employed with the McKay Logging Co. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Main and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ted} Asleson spent the week end at: the Roy Asleson home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Soule were Seattle visitors during the week. Mrs. Margaret Williams was pleasantly surprised Wednesday evening by a farewell shower giv— .cn by her fellow club members. The Williams have moved to Camp 5. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pierce of Littlerock were guests of their grandson, Roy Pierce and family Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilligoss spent Sunday visiting relatives at, Toledo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Lunt Were guests Sunday of their son Ger-l ald and family at Centralia. Mrs. Emma Peterson has re— turned to her home at VCoeur; There ‘is no ceiling as to the number of Vicar Bonds and Stumps you should buy, reg- ularly. Put your savings, at least 10% of your income, into War 'ncnds and help win the war. "N CAMP‘S ' es, for exam '1: . I rigs Uncle S“ 3 k . varwith..- : p g. ind bombers. 7 "‘ lot goes for lth, and edu , and the like. « HlTE NAVY ie of it, I g ,pport the fi r cans “in. ,pafghetliz—Ib. V 2-ibs. NEW 51-03:: nouns Sundays 10 a. m. to 9 p. In. weekdays 8a. m. to 9 p. m. Meat Market Closes at 6 PMs-“Not Open on Sunday JERGENS SOAP ........ .. 4 bars 18¢ French milch whiichoilci soap WOODBURY SOAP .... ._ 4 bars 24¢ High, quality facial soap V 2/’47¢ “ow.” SOAP 211/302. pkg. Granulated household soap SU—PURB SOAP... 24-0z. pkg. 20¢ Pure granulnlml soup. fast acting CHERUB MILK 141/302 tins 3 /27¢ High grade evaporated milk V FEDERALMILK....~141/é—0z. 3 /27¢ Top quality Washington product SCHILLING VANILLA.. 4-0ZV. 63¢ “Schilling” pure Vanilla Extract (Z—oz. 33c) WESTAG VANILLA ...... ..8-0Z. 15¢ Ivory Snowlilézgzflc Quality soap for Silks and Woolens qt. 47¢ Mayonnaise ............ _. (Pt. 27c) “Nu-Made“ real holneunade flavor Sandwich Spread qt. 40¢. "Lunch Box" finest qualin (PLZSc) Salad Dressing ........ .. qt. 35¢ f‘Duchess" brand. l'l'cshly. made (PL.23c) Miracle Whip .......... ..qt. 41¢ Kraft’s tasty Salad dressing (Ptf21c) Peanut Butter. 2-lb. jar 44¢ Imitation vanilla extract (4-Oz.10c) "Real Roast" freshly made (l-lb.jar23c) V Peanut Butter. 2-lb. jar 45¢ fiélygEfinVEEER 32-02. .... ._ qt. 35c ' BEER 32—02. 4 for $1 “ Eesjcrly" from No. 1 peanuts (l-lb. jar 24(1) 2 , Western Beer. Quart Junibos pkgs. 31¢ Home Made Pickles 22-oz 22¢ OLDSTYLE CIGARETTES ............ _. 2 Ener-G Cereal 26-oz. 22¢ Delicious, (ml or Wheat base Dinamite ______ .. 20-01. 21¢ Nutritious Oat Misc ccrcal Dinamite ...... .. 24-Oz. 21¢ Tasty Wheat base cereal Cream of Wheat ...... _. 24¢ Quick Coiiking Wheat cereal, 28117.. Wheathea,rts.. 28-oz. 23¢ “Spchry's” vitalizing cereal Quaker oats. 48-oz. 24¢ Either Emil-k cooking or regular Alber’s Oats. 48-oz. 23¢ crate folks, Iss of beer ' sort of sat' lat right now leration is u, isuries well 5 every sing] uite a lot of I wadays when... y cent he can a 7"” .ocoa VUCH MORE Libby's fresh cucumber picklcs Top quality Red Mexican Beans. ccllo wrap Milwflavored C r i s p . Dry , . . Onions . . .,Another famous Washington product . . AND a good source of Vitamins B—1 and C . . Get your sup- prepared. 9.8 lb. bag Peacock Oats 9-lbs. 41¢ Your choice of Minit or Regular Fresh Bread ll/z-lb. 13¢ Julia Lee Wright‘s for delicious toast “Sperl'y's” lrewing Industry , ‘ d’Alene, Idaho. _.___m.. Mrs. Kate Abbey returned home. Raleighs, Knols. Camels. Luckios, etc. (cm. $1.55) 1 M R l ' i Your cioicc of init or egu ai- v Ho V Friday ath81 several weeks VISIt- , ,CIGARETTES ____________ 2 kgs, 25¢ V RTENING ilnfilllz‘iist: (gate); Kilby andi F'akes12V2'OZ-23c Wings. Avalon. Domino. ZO—Grand, etc (Etna-$1.25) VVheartleS . . — — - -- 8'_OZO l Mrs. Dean were Olympia visitors' , pkg- of For that "Champion breakiast 3, ‘Monday. For the safe washing of fine things “Diamond” brand Safety Matches V O’W’heat 8-0L ‘ A l - s l M l Expande Wheat Corgi?“ , I l . i . . , “‘Years of Paper” ' Wheat Kr‘sp‘es ------ " 12¢ l n l Large Lima Beans 3-le. ‘ J I: ‘ i“ ) Cl'ispv “1513'. Whi‘ai (‘f‘l'caL Sling-oz. Large California Butter Limos. cello wrap The Fall Onion [Crop is here Shreddies.... 12-0Z. ill/23¢ . A GARDEN , a Mexican Beans 3_lbs . . . Fancy graded “U. S. No. “Bile—size" shredded cereal ., , a ---- - 1" Y k‘ ' . . s t, . i i ""3 °"'°"s wee Pancake Flour ________ __ 59¢ Crown Zollerbach! ., ‘ ‘ ' ‘ L . “The Years 'of Paper," the monthly house organ of the CrOWn l Zellerbach Company prepared by 1 Small White Beans 3-lbs. 25¢ Sniall size White Navy Beans. cello wrap w. D. Welch in charge of the; Baby‘Lima Beans 3-lbs. 29¢ ply now at these Saving company public relations,. this Small California Lima. Beans. cello wrap 'p - month features the many phases V rlces- V lof the war effort in which the! Yellow Split Peas. 2-le. . ' APPLES APPLES company and its several mills are Fancy grade Yellow split Peas. cello wrap Jonathan Comb. Rome Beauty Comb_ lengaged, and also that it‘ is car- Fey and Extra Fey Fey and Extra Fey I'ying on and serving its public asses”-:35c LABEu V KIN‘GPOWDERV. . . 2-lVb. can 23¢ BRING IN “'YOUR“ WASTE FATS Blue Rose Rice .... .. 3-lbs. 29¢ Fancy Long-Grain Rice. cello wrap Macaroni .............. .. 2-lbs. 13¢ Also Spaghetti. fine quality K. V , 49.”, GRAPES Emperor ______________ __ 1b. 100 Make the Present SUPPl)’ 9° around seedless H 100 . FOR VICTORY. “Enriched” family type flour V LEMONS ______________________________ .. lb. 11c . ORANGES Sunkist ______________ __ 1b. 10¢ Pork ' Lamb ROASTS ROASTS BEETS .......................... __ bunch 2‘40 /” C t ‘l’ild‘. G ‘r Cl (3 ‘G 0d CELERY ___________ ._ 1b. 7c 8“ Elm: ‘ 13116 Lam?) Rump CARROTS": .......................... .. 1b. 5c 11). lb. 31¢ ll). 31¢ CRANBERRIES Western,“ lb. 21c PORK STEAKS blade cuts, lean. lb. 35c LETTUCE ............................ .. 1b. 9c TOMATOES fcy Calif. __________ ._lb. 17c . . NOV 1 _____________ u 31/:(3 boned, rlb 01“ 10111 35C GROUND BEEF all pure Beef ...... .. lb. 25c SALMON sliced or by the piece... lb. 290 lwith 732 of the emplOyees of the ;corporation now enlisted in theI gserlvice. It also includes 'the pic-i tures of hundreds Of employeesi Who are on “military leaye of ab-} ,Sence for service with the armedi services,” which makes a sizeablei I honor roll for one concern. I The issue also features the war .gardens of employees. of the dif- ferent plants in other cities, show- , .- ing‘ what is possible todo to help out the rising cost of living and1 make sure that the families will} ; not be caught by the shortage of “green goods." Another booklet gby the corporation prepared by V“Billy” Welch features the. G01- den Anniversary of William R.‘ MCHaffie in the employment of the Crown Zellerbach concern l ‘ from its earliest history, who is ,the sixth to enjoy the diamond ‘studded service pin awarded by l the company. i opcornZ—Ih.230 C it. 250 Remember . . . “No more than ‘2|/,‘2 pounds of meat per person weekly" . that is our Government’s request .‘ .‘Let’s all cooperate . . Veal ROASTS Leg, Loin or 'TAY KRISP : make;r v «um- n“? KRDEN BRAND—14-oz. SWEET POTATOES __________ ._ lb. 81530 Kiwanis Arrange .. . V . ' YAMS . .................................. ._ lb. 8(- ; . . Troop .Program Get an extra quart bottle with the pUrchase of Va gallon. ' A special program arranged by the Kiwanis club will be put 911 for ' Prices subject to market change for Troop 12 of the local Boy Scouts Tuesday evening at the courthouse in honor of their re- i.C.e.1Vlng their new charter. At the’ :same time a number of tender-. .V‘atsup ionic 10° Music by GENE PUNCHES Famous Military Orchestral! Admission $1.10 per couple . . . Refreshments served . . . Danc- ing 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. At the MILITARY BALL Sponsored by S h e l t o n Com-4 pany, W a s h in g to 11 State Guard Reserve to buy Equip- ment. NEW elm—