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5HELTON-MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
(onsolidaled with The Shelton Independent
Eutered a: secltd-r.s mattcr at tbe poJtofflce at Shelton, rasbington.
U. S. Fighting To
Save Life While
Courtly (0utshle of ShtAton city mall calrler
dtslrlci) $2 Imr yar; 6 mont.hm, $1.25; 8
CO
flxonihs, 7be. i.+'oreign $3 per year. Poslal A striking ,,parison between
regulations forbid residents of Shelton lervcd ia war to save life and one to de-
W ctty mall carrier from receiving tl'lelr S . !,roy it, was drawn bY Dr. John
E. Nelson of Seattle, chairman of
:ournal by mail. By Journal carrier in 8hel--
6n; 25c per month (collected by carrier) or the Tuberculostv Committee of the
,.50 per year tn advance. Washington State Medical ASSOC-
Published every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon iation in discussing the annual na-
i tion-wide sale of Christmas Seals,
GI2ANT C. ANGLli,
Editor
.omber of Washington
J• EBER ANGLE
Manager
Newap[per, Publishers' Association
01d Mill Usurps
Top Rung 0f Pin
C00rclnt; Wins 2
'Q,'O M E N' IIOtNLIN G
W. L. Pet.
Old Mill .14 10 .588
Maml (?leanev ....... 12 12 .500
,Io-gn' .............. I I 13 .458
Forres( (lltl'dellS . I ! 13 ..t58
itigh Scores
(;mi'n¢. Elsie Peter=.,, 199.
'rural Hazel Ferri(,r 496.
3'lit .elws Mondlay
.h>All'S v::,. l rrest Gardens
Mnson ('leaner: vs. Old Mill.
Marit l(llbik and [)aulhlc Staley
helped Old Mill fortify its Women's
bowling league ]e:ul Monday eve-
sing as they sh,t do-Art's into a
two-to-(rot dcfe;xt with Ll•loir av-
ot'i, ige- build ii]ff Dttal',.
I.t)rre-lt (lLlr(iens dropped Ma-
son (3leqfleFH by the sanle count
as Elsie f'cter.,:m led the winning
standstill: on the headpin, pulling tile
flower 141rl, into a third-place tie
',VII h .lit-Ali'S. Scoring was un-
usu'zliy low I, hi,€ week. The line-
ut)s:
Old Mill (7) Jo-An's (1)
It:radios p 63 Hndicap 63
l)ummv 474 3: Irerrier 496
M Kubik 435 M. Struthers 342
l,'. Corn:ler 32g/ McKenzie 257
P. Staley 425 %'. P.oMnson 412
M. Stew.rt 369 Dummy 468
Total 2094 Total 2038
(iardt, ilS () Cleaners (I)
ltltll(,lic}l t) , 901 H},ndicap 282
f)unHliy 44t,. Dummy 417
lint, my 324IV1. Wood 354
nqcr? m 322 utherhmd 281
llevb 353 I. l)(tdds 300
I:q# ['(;iJn 472'A. Hurst 284
Total 200T Tdal 191.8
Well-Known Canal
Woman Visitor Is
('laimed By Death
By Mrs. Carl Morris
Mt. View, Nov. 7. Mr. and
M£,'L Chas. ohnston and family,
rc4idellts of the Mr. View com-
munity a week, coming here from
Scabeck employed with the Pope
Loggin., ('o.. received the s a d
D'leb:.tll{'o (t[ the suddeD death of
Mr. .John.c, ton's mother, Mrs. C•
,hthrston. late last Saturday eve-
i'tl[1K, at l.ne hOtile (if hi!/' S ti n
/which opens December lt,
I 'Today in many parts 'of the
l world, men are drswn up in bat-
tle array for the de.v.ruction of hu-
in the United States, men, we-
Hi Ag Wins man life" said Dr. Nelson, "while
Jr...... ain me,, and children arc preparing to
Football 1,,u,,ch at, agg,+00ive attack to s,ve
lives, ustng tiny colorful Christ-
Tilt From Ocosta mas Sea,s as thei," weapon00,
"For thirty-three years" contin-
ued Dr Nelson, "the ChrLvtmas
Three lengthy touchdown plays seal has been one of the greatest
turned in a 20 to 6 vietory forlfactors in bringing home to peo-
Shelton junior high over Ocosta,pl e the vital importance of eon-
fr,hmen in am six-man football trolling tuberculosis, and the vast
game played at the ocean city larmy of worker,,, and purchasers
Tuesday afternoon, of seals may justly hare pride in
Wally Anderson, fleet Shelton the declining death roll from this
halfback, romped 90 yards down disease in the State of Washing-
t. h e sidelines behind beautiful , tun.
blocking for the most brilliant play ] "Nor should we overlook a point
of the game• Frcd Berry, full- Iof equal importance" he concluded,
back 9f all-around eapabiltties, ran "which is that the number of thoae
60 yards on a triple lateral play sewrely ill from tuberculosis is
for Shelton's fir,t sem'e a n d he alma decreasing, The annual stim-
pcJ.¢zsed to Anderson for Shelton's ulus provided by the sale of seals
third touchdown.
The Shelton players., enjoyed the
privilege of hearing the noted
vnolinist. Rubinoff. who happened
to tm :it the Ocosta. school Tues-
day.
Coach Frank Willard used Donn
Nelson and Duane Dickinson as
sgarting ends, Don I)tektnson. ten-
in giving every one an opportun-
l ity t'o participate, is an important
'element in our success agamvt a
'common enemy. Every seal pur-
chased helps in this great public
health campaign."
. LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA
Mrs C. H. Kldwell left Tuesday
gHELTON-MASON COUNTY JOITRNAL
I I II I .....
Rhododendron !Mrs. Frank Wylie
Planting Near Host To Pickering
Hoodsport, Plan I Homemakers Club
liy Betty McKlei i By i•irtue E• llanhnl
NOV. 7. ..... OU Moll" t I'lckerillg, Nov. 7, The Piek-
Hoodsport,
day eveTling, the Hood,.,port Corn-']ering Holl]enlal(er. , club met with
inertial club held their regular l Mrs. Franl( \\;Vylio Thur:iday ttf-
meeting ill the Hoodsport club-, tern,.)on with a hLrRt lu:'nout. Af-
room. Plans were discussed for iter a short btlsile.: meeting, Mrs.
planting rhododendron along tne.Rempel disphtyed the articles she.
highway, in and near Hoodsport. '. had purchased for tbe club and
W. R, Anderson is the eommitteeschool to bc sent m the Christ, ms.',
chairman, and they expect to take i box to Samua. A real Hoosier
action in the near future. George party hmcA wa: served e.(msi,,ting
Hlxon of Lake Cushman, gave a of 1)uml)kin pie with whipped
report on the benefits derived from cream, pot)corn balls, ginger cook-
the fish-planting, done h¥ the is:J, etmdios aml coffee. Visitors
Sportsmen'sJ Association, Follow-present were: Mr,v. M. L. Forberg,
lng the business meeting," Mrs,. H, Mr,. Frank Gray, Mrs ,h)hn h:rab-
R, Dick|nson and Mrs. U. R. An- bcnhoft and Mrs. Carl Johnson of
Rea Howry in the backfield, and
Rex Howry at center.
Sportsmen Meet
Tuesday Evening
The November meeting of the
Hood Canrtl Sportsmens' Associ-
ation will tie heh:l in the tiood:.:port
.:chool gymnasium next Tuesday
evening starting at 8 t?eloek, mem-
bers were reminded t()iy by
President tia.rry Y(tung.
He was not ready to announce
details of the meetinR prt)gram but
indicated be would complete ar-
rangernentt, within the next tow
days,
1
Shelton Youth Honor
Man In Navy Compa y
Carl William Westcntt, son of
derson served a delicious lunch of
pumpkin pie. whipped cream and
coffee.
On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. F.
A. Harrell of Seattle. came to
the Shelton General hospital to
Shclton. Members present were:
Mesdames. Isabel I)roseher. Elida
Barnes, Arthur Beck..1 La.Page,
E. B. Cameron, Claude tianlon f]l-
mer V\\;'is,% .h),:'ptline Hushek. S.
Nelson. Maldor Lundquist. W S.
see their daughter, Mrs. Jack Rempel. Ruth He(ides and I he
Slmmon:J, who had been confined hostesq. Mrs. Frank ylie
there with a severe ,ore throat. The next Fiiecting will he with
from Wednesday to Sunday, when
her parents took her home with
them for a week or two. While
not at he hospital, Mr. and Mrs.
Harrell visited her sister and fain-
lly, Mr. and Mrs. J F. Smith of
Hoodsport.
On Thu}sday evening, H.E.
Lockwood. S. U. Lockwood, Jim
Purdy, Harry Yenter. Mr. Nance
and "Scotty" Lavendar, of Hoods-
port, and Mr. Simmons and Mr.
Bltney of Lake Cushman, attend-
ed a "Home-Coming" at the Ma-
aonie Hall in Union
Mr. and Mrs. James O'Neil of
ter, Wally Anderson and Fred Bet'- fox" California where ..*,he will spend Seattle, were weeken(i guests of
ry, halfbacks, and Burr Dtckin- the winter wth her daughter. On Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vail.
son, quarter. Sam Wilson a n d the trip to California, she wi II In Port Angeles on Saturday and
Dick Look did relief duty at ends. visit two sisters in Oregon an d Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Leo
one in California. She na£, been Johnson, who visited their son;:
visiting her daughter here, Mrs. and daughters,in-law, Mr. ami
Lmgh Duffield for several weeks. Mrs. We,.ley Johnson, and Mr. and
.................................................. Mrs. Bud Johnson.
'q'lFF'qrr''P"tt'F Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dunn of
Mr• and Mrs. C. W. We.<.cott, Mat-
,lock Route t Siielton, VahJllgtoll,
has been sHccted Honor Mun of
his Company, because of his ex-
cellent ability, aptitude and in-
fluence on his shipmateql He en-
listed in the U. S. Nav v through
this office on September 8. 1939,
and is now going tlirnugb his per-
Bctb. on the canal near Blum, led of training at tile Naval Train-
Where she had gone only a feWting Station San Diego, Calif.
dav,¢ )3eore. acct)lnpall[ed hy her
daughter, Mrs. P'tul Carlson of
OIympim Mrs. Johnston had Junior Class Sweater
been m £,lili/Jg health for st)me To Be Wine and White
time. but w&, fecling much better
and ill high spirit, al evening On Ordtrs a be',nr nla
:, " •• 1 __e_...re now ...... e, r ---eed fol
l(tlIlng ll( ( )nip uned of beln / ¢)
" [ " !" : [" ! ; ' g I the junior class sweater.; at Irene
t o]d llld while members of t h e ) • , e
:' r .' . . S. Fec.d high scho )1 following s .l-
I tlolly W( l t:, 11xnlg tl t flit sh{
" .... - ' : ':. ' ection uf win(. and white as the
W.ve a. sharp cry, then passed class colo. Mis Miriam B c a l,
(lUl(q, ty away froth a. heart attack, class advisor, ann(,unced ye,"ter-
The (leco&:et| wa: 6,1 years of age,
al ( : ;Lrvived by ller htlsband,
6, ii.t Ibe fatnily 'home in Olym-
pia. She h-, 10 living children
,!'.?v(:r:)l r0ii(JiNg ol ffood Canal,
and in Olympia'• "]1(" funeral ser-
vices will I;ade plaee in Olympia
thi: ,Vl?dnesday with burial in
the ec, illettly nearby, "I?lle deceas-
eli wa.s well kllown LO l'lla, liy In
the canal community.
Newsettes Tell Of
Belfair's Events
()t he+ent Import
By Mr.. liid.ys Irving
Belfair. Nov. 7. Mrs Sam
Ttieler nnd Mrs. John Stytes re- With an intertting program 1,n
[llrlltM holrle Saturday after a
two week,' holiday m California prospect, the General Welfare Club
• will hold a meeting Saturday eve-
an J ,;+', ing tht fair Tltey lad a ..........
t t- i v ' j bl ' tli• " . " sing al: o'clocR in emoriai kiSll•
} "y ' i ]( ya' t " I)U. W C r e • r
., ;, .' '.', . ' ,After the. business meeting ente -
day.
The numcrids, 1941 will be
prominerit on the swcatcrs, which i
cn he procured in any style de- 1
sired, she said.
I
Shelten: Schettules Two I
Hoop Tilts with Wildcats
1
Two pre-season practice gamez[
have been scheduled fro" the Shel-
ton Highclimber basketball team
witi the Bremerton Wildcats, [
Athletic Director Homcr Taylor
!
announced yesterday.
The first will be played in Shel-
ton December 12, the return game I
at Bremerton December 15, h e
said. I
Goneral Welfare Program
'/--" ,f ) Bremerton spent from Wednesday
to Saturday with her aunt, Mrs.
R. B. Johnston, when Mrs. Dunn
left for Long Beach. California•
Mr. Dunn plans to stay in Brem-
erton until his ship ttl. for Long
We never fulls
lien niYer woiTy#
When ¢lelninl'$ wiMtd
In a hurry.
Ysolt Iolll... Illht ol • llothsr!
Mtr# Milli calll 'era Oiahge Rolll, and
they're certainly light and delicioul. It'i
a delightful way Io:preve what a dltlel
eBCt Fisher'e b. [ d +ku- in Ilour.
Yidd: ! dot'
2 cdc cempmal 2 ql, will bHt
y,ill I/.l mgu
41/l cup# llb lli# I#
Phl.r I cup nJk
I/1 I,llpeoa lilt IA cup m*ld but
Sclid milk, lddllq. il hakewm &dd
ytnl brOkln into inul IHI. 111 15 ml[tt-
Util. Add I cup lOUy, bill WII, Add mh, bttttw,
and eelil, b*lllml IhoroulilllF, G¢ldullly lllll¢ i
¢cmilndet ol our. luuld imlil deubll i
Ind dmlll holdl iillprjn¢ O[ whlil
Imld dowl, durlnll dllnl, in •
warm place. 'Wlltn llll, pulh ilown and pit to
.inct chictml $1mmd wich Orlmll Filltnll,
Illl up .. Ior €I ( dkmgh in Inch
IIi¢ll ind pll¢ ha pI#li tl Clll ddo diam.
lil unlll doubled b Ihl il! blkl It 75' i
12 anulU.
ORANCd FLING- I/) Imtt,
IlllW, Z Ibllpl otlmll juilO 1 Fllld rind i .
Beach•
Mrs. Carper, Mr amt Mrs. Lud
Andersen of Union, and Mrs. An-
I derson of Minerva. were Sunday
evening guests of Mr. and Mr..
I Ralph Hllllgoss.
On Sunday afternoon, Claude
Wood was a dinner gues.'t of Mr.
and Mro. Herb Dickinson. at which
they "partook of ducks, furnished
by Claude.
Mrs. T. Ahlquist and daughtcr,
Penelope of Munroe. visited sev-
eral of her friends here on Thurs-
day of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ahl return-
ed on Thur,vday from an exten-
sive trip to California and t h e
San Francisco Expo,ition.
Have you noticed the new com-
puting gas pump which was in-
stalled this week in front of Lunt's
store ?
Mr. and Mrs. O. K Linscott
and family spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Taeom with Mr. a n d
Mrs. A. R. Etherington. Mr. Lin-
• scott returned to Tacoma on Mon-
day morning for a Jew day..
Hoodsport chool children a n d
pre-school children w'e inoculated
l this week for diphthe[ia.
Maurice Kaare and-Marie Finch
I both of Seattle, spent the week-
end in Hoodsport with Mr..and
Mrs. M a t t Kaare. Mauriee
I brought his paxents a cute little
cocker spaniel.
' Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Lockwoot:
and children spent Saturday and
Sunday in Tacoma with her par-
ents,
Frank Ahl was home from Camp
5 for the weekend, Mr. an d
Mrs, MeCrary of Bremerton, were
Saturday evening guests of he and
Mrs. Ahl.
On Friday evening, the Hood
Canal Women's club will hold their
"Husbands' and Wives' Banquet."
They have planned numerous
speakers, and a movie, and dinner
will be served by the Hood Canal
Jun4orz.
M'iss Cora Avres on November 16.
Mrs. Isabel l)ro,k:eher and :*otis.
Donald and Ralph, made ri trip tO
Long Beach• W.tshington, on Fri-
day and returned Sunday. They
were guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Amty Panian.
Miss Dorothy \\;Viss +if Shelton.
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. Slid Mrs. 17JlnleF \\;Vi,¢l .
A dinner party was hoht oil Oe-
lober 25th at lhe ,h)hn I,rabben-
heft ]lome in IlOllOr of the birttlda.y
anniversary of Mrs h:rabbenhoft.
Guests present Vest's: her brothers
Henry, Bill and Ben Lorenzen and
Mrs. ,13ck. of I{arstine Islnnd: Mr
and Mrs. Jo]In Adolph>'<m Mr. and
MrE). Mfoll to, and J's ]-{el'nl&n
Lorenzen of AgaLe. M'l's. Adolph-
son ts a .ister it(] Mrs. LorenzeFl.
l.t sister-in-laW of Mrs l(rabb01t-
heft.
. Piekering "% l-•a,q well rOll'eselled
at the P.U.D. meet ng hehl in the
Kamilche (Irange |-Pt]l October
20th, which gee:, to show we are
very lnltcb interested ill getting
the'power lille througql.
Mi'. and Mr.. , Ira Libby of H:lr-
per, \\;,Vashington. wore guests Fri-
day evening lit the ]lOnO of h e r
brother. Elmer \\;Via.L
Mr. <'rod Mrs R. P An(lerson and
Mr and Mrs. }¢. 3. Shopard of
Minerva P:.irl¢ eli Hood Calla|. wore
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I" E.
Ball (m Thursday.
Mr'.". Helen Shafer wont to Sc-
attle on Tuesday and returned on
Thur.,.,:ia y evening. 'Vhile llere
she wits the guest of Miss Gr;.lc
Pet.erson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Nelson of Grays
Harbor, spent the weekend at their
led UWr) for a .shorl stay,
Mr arid MI",L Jud Babcock and
two Irlt>ndf, I froln Seattle viNted
MHe Bubeock't parents, Mr. and
Jilrs, (}tell liarris Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mickleson
called Sunday at the Irving home,
Molrit Vance and Irving Wat-
son were getting out wood Satur-
day and Sunday,
Mrs Claarl.e, Beck and daugl-
tcr w(11'6 viAtlng tile Harris h0md
Tliursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ettrl Johnson were
]3rt•Fl'i,.'rttm callers Saturday•
Mrs Ga,rland IllroWn and daugh-
ter Sally, visited Mr;t. Kenneth Al-
len Friday tit last week.
Miss Ruth Jul'f of T'teoma was
vJ' iting frieil(ts in Belfrtir ()vex' the
v, retdielld.
Not much lmws thi: week--too
e,q.rly m the week.
CAMP 5 LOGGER ILL
Ben ]'eckhnm of Camp 5 was ad-
lItt, l(Lf(l tO ,t!heltoll ht)'+pital Monday
fol' IPeat IT1 r, rlt •
! ....... !
Thin Week I
[(,ames " I
HOSPITAL PATIENT I
] John Bender of Matlock Route,
was adrnitted for treatment at the
I
Shelton hospital Monday•
A IIMlf4TICE DAY
tlell,'u'mine ;it Shelton.
PeEIt at ltaymond.
IlJilru), fit Moniesan:o•
Sladtum sit Bellinfflk'til.
F+voxet.t at tjihCldlt.
O]yl]da tit; Aberdeen.
l+(oquiam at Chehalis,
ICESl3LTN LAST WEEKEND
She!bin 37. Montesano n,
Elms '13, Rayslend 7
L(mgviow 34. Aberdeen 0•
OlyillJ)it 13. (3hehalis 7.
Although young
Wa.shington
is
in yearv a state, and will cele-
brate its 50th anniversary on No-
vember 11, its tradition reaches
Into the colorful past of the 16th
century when its coast line w.
linked with the rmgn of Queen
Elizabeth. If the log of England's
swaggering Sir Francis Drake, bd
boy of the sea., tells the truth,
Qtleen Elizabeth diued on the Gold-
en Hind, Drake's Phip. upon its
return from a freebooting expedi-
tion in 1579 that took it a,s far up
the Pacific Coast as 48 degrees.
Ti,9 line would run approximate-
ly through the present day city of
Everett.
An 'Oslao'
An Osiso is a device which shows
the distance of lightniug by record-
ing the interval o£ time between the
flash m,d the arrival of the noise of
the thunder at the poinl of observa.
tion.
News Briefs From
Mt. View District
Report Activities
By Mrs. (hid Mnrri
Mr. View, Nov. 7. - Mrs. R. D,
Brown eutertained the Iadies Sew-
ing club at her home last Friday
afternoon. A delightful time was
enjoyed in games. Dainty refresh-
nlel]ts "vVel•e served consi.vting of
ice erean], cookies and hot choco-
late, Mrt.,. Bernard Ristine of
Shelton, will be the hostess at
the next meeting Wednesday, No-
vember 15th. The ladies have
changed their (lay of meeting from
Friday to Wednesday.
The Sear> Tavern eujoyed it ca-
pacity crowd at its opening last
Friday ewming. Special entertain-
ment consisted of several musical
numbers, guitar and violin music,
and songs. Scars Silva, the new
propriettn', is making the tavern
a Union house and is featuring
.,-,andwiches. Neat, little tables
tave been added around the front
I ro()nl
Merle ftall is mueb improved and
able to be out after being' wound-
e(I when he aceidently shot him-
I self reeeritly• Hc had the bullet
removed from his body Monday
afternoon, and i'J now feeling fine.
J. I). Maloney came up from Eu-
gene, Oregon, and spent the week-
end with his family here.
Friends /'eeeived word from the
Robt. Berry family saying they
w(nihl not retdrn home for the
Christnlas tree work, as they are
working in Oregon, where they
moved some time ago, near Crater
ILake. Their son, Bob, i' employ-
[
ell driving a snow plow.
Mis.' Rose Terrell of Shelton,
w t., t hmcheon guest Monday of
Mrs. l=t. D. Brown, and spent the
d'.ty calling on her many Mt. View
friends.
Mrs M Courteau was a guest of
I Mrs. I,..1. Malavey at the Idyll-
i wild
Gee. \\;V()odruff of Mr. View and
• Le>:,ter Bonner of Restwhile Park,
left early Monday for the Harbor
I countrv 'where they will spend the
week tunting elk on Quests River.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Vanderwal
of Agate, were Sunday dinner
-guests at the home of Mr. an d
Mrs. Harry Hall. Other guests at
the Hall home were: :Mr. and
Mrs. Ole Olsen of Hillcrest.
Mrs. Gee. VanHorn of Hoods-
port wa.q a Mt. View visitor on
Thursday evening.
Mr• and Mr,v. Elmer Sytsma and
family of Hillcret, are new Mt.
View residents, moving into the
Gee. Wood property, formerly oe-
YOU
SAVE
BUY
NOW
J0-AN'S WILL SOON BE
e,,p,ed by Mr• a,,d Mrs F A Flo,- LOCKED UP
home on Pickering. ,, ence. Mr Syt,rna is emnloyed at
M.r• and Mrs. W S Rempel an(ll " -
son. Ray, spent, tfte fir+..t of the the pulp mill. I
week in Tacoma. where Mrs. Rein- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woodruff
pcl atte':ded in,<,,;,iDuto, ere LosteiWere dinrier guests of Mr. and Mrs FOREVER
Mr. a.nd Mrs..] E. Gilliatt w , • " BQnner at Re,twhile Park
overnight guests in Bremerton on Sunday and enjoyed a fine fishing
Friday at. the home of Mr. andlt;'iP on the canal.
M)'r. Rush Bhmlienslm). Mr, and Mrs. Jim Johntton and
Mr. and Mrs. C4.rl Johnson and Mrs. K. Whittakero Hoodsport,
daughter Olivi;l, were dinner Ruest:; I we/'e dinne/' guests Saturday at
on Sundav at the LaPa.g'e home. I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Mr. and Mr". John KrabbenhoftiJohnston, of The Pines.
visited at the home of Mrs. Jose- Several Mt, View residents at-
phine Hu,:,hek Saturday afternoon, tended the card party sponsored tADIES Rayon Hose
Mr. and Mrs. ,l. E. Gilliatt and by the Grange at their hall in Blouses
Mr. and Mrs. J Lal'age a.ttended the valley last Friday evening, and Values to 39¢ ............
the meeting of the U.S.W.U. in report a very enjoyable time. Mrv. Values to $1,00 ............
Bremerton Wednesday night. Adolph Kopperman brought home
The Pinochle club )net at the the first prize in the '500' game, GIRLS ALL WOOL PURE
E. B. Harriman home Saturday This was the first of a series of li"povers Silk Hose
night. Those present were: Mr. games. The next will be held in
aml Mrs. P. E: Ball, Mr. and Mrs. two weeks. 50¢ Values ....................
J. LaPage, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Values to $1.00 ............
Gilliatt and the host and hosta, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Striv.er of
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ha.rriman. Camp Three, were Sunday dinner FLANNEL KAYSER
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ba-
...................... ke,. Pajamas Kayser Hose
'Matlock P. T.O. ++00iss Shirle+y Harris has been
confined at home from school a $1,50 Values .................. Reg. $1.00 Value
Meets Friday In few days with an attack of the
flu. • FLANNEL
ight S h M, and Mrs. R. D. Brown and G 79¢ H
Kn c eel family, were guests at dinner on owns Kayser ose
Sunday with Mr. and Mr,v. Axel $1.00 Values .................. ' $1.15 Value ....................
......... Jobnson of Beverly Heights. , ,
Mrs. Ray Stacy ha) been on the t-ADIES KNIT
By Mrs. Zen Priszner sick list with an attack of t h e Kayser Hose
Matlock T o wi,1 flu Union Suits
have its regular ln()llLh]v rnee'Ang Mrs. Harry Johnson of Hill- ;1.25 Valde ....................
at Marry M. Knight autli'torium on! crest' was visiting at the home Values to $1,50 ............
I' MARRIAGE LICENSES ' 00°vemberl public U'tility10 at 8 o'clock,District will haveThe [Monday.°f Mr, and Mrs. Owen Pigmon on ALL ..... WOOL S!ip=ELANESE
a, speaker for the everAng. M is,vl Mr. and Mrs' R" H' G°°d and S 99¢
Picrce's and Mi:.,.'+ Katscit's rooms i Ge°" Gamble of Seattle., spent w eaters s
will furnish part of the program, the weekend at the home of Mr. Values 'to $1.95 ............. ;1.00 Values ..................
John A, Martin, 23, Bremerton, Bring cake and sandwiches. [md Mrs. I J. Harris. They are
and Martin Dahl, 24, Seabeck, at Mrs Kelsey and Mrs. 'ranner of parents and brother of Mrs. Hap ALL WOOL ' SILK
SheltOn,weyneNOVemberGossett, 28,6" I Skirts 1 99 Gowns
and Lora Camp 3, came out after Mrs.,. Fred iris.
Ferris and took her to Sheltori on Glen "VCstson and two small
Harrington, 20, both of Bremerton, daughters, Gwendolen and. Ruth
at Shelton, November 7. a business call Friday, Values
Mrs. James Carvairs. Jr., and iMarie" were guests of his par- Vslues to $2,95 ..........
Sam McKissiek, 26, Gull Hap children, called Monttny atterrloon l ents,, Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Watson
bor (Thurston County), and Aug- lat Sunset Bea*sh Sunday ' KAYSER ILK PONGEE
usta Gustafson. 23. Olympia, at on Mrs. I C. Ford. Gi 79¢ Pajamas
No definite report on the school ] Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Glaser of
Gig Harbor, spent the weekend ores
Shelton, November 7. dance which was given SaturdaY ivisiting with Mt. View friends. Mr. $1.00 Values .................. $1.50 Values .
- night, Had a good crowd and a lGlase r i engaged in the wood . " ...............
good time, Made enough to buy
a set of drmns for the school or-I business, having uurcha*ed a new
draR" saw, with which he i ,.awing
A New Treat ch00,,t,'a
MORE
THAN
911fin
PAIRS--
Mr and Mrs Bcrn00=t Smith and a large order near Harbor
The Miller residence is getting
children were dinner guests of a.ll dolled up with a new coat of Ladies, Misses and Children's
. 5a dt Mr'arldMrs'FranleRabidear'qnn'whitepaint'withagreentrtm* 00,iSCK00177S00i
Mr. Harry Ford and son Clifford Bob Lemke of Dayton. was a
Sunda.v visitor at the home of Mr.
2 c'elebratcd their birthday'v Sunday and Mrs" Wm" Buchman and fm"
at the Ford home. 'hose present
were: Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Ford, ily at their lovely Mt, View home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ford of Men- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jadln and
tesano, Mr and Mrs J. C. Borst, I familV of Lost Lake were Sun-
Mr' and Mrs' And'y Han'°n °f + day dinner guests at the h+me °f Values 100to4.
Shelto]l; also Mrs. Fannie Champ-+ Mr' and Mrs. Gee. Jadin of the
fin, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hansen and i G°If Course.
29 children' C°rrine Carey' Mrs' I" C' ] Mi ': Anita C°urteau s back at
C "" = C Ford and daughter& Mrs. J. R. i her office duties it, the office of
Singleton. Mrs. Joe Peterson and the Hillcrest school, after being
Ralph attti Jean Rothrock of Euum- i confined home last week by illness, i
A delicious newcake that combines claw A b°unUfu dinner was' JusUnKeever°ftheSk°k°mish C t0
served and the folk,v left, wishing] Valley' spent the weekend visit-
the smooth flavor of fresh ripe ban - them many more plea.ant bi'ti-IA ' Kopperman.
€, t ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
arias with the crunchiness of chopped days.
Corrine Corey was an overnight Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Edmlston of
walnuts. Topped with a banana wal- guest (if Lucille Hansen Saturday' the SkokomL.h Valley, were din-
night, and attendetl the Fords' net guests at the home of their
, daughter and husband, Mr. an d []
nu buttm cream icing, celebration on Sunday. Mrs Kopperman at their Mt. View
Mr. and Mrs. Zeo I'rizner went
home Sundav.
to Seattle Tuesday after t heir
Appl , _..+.. ,+..Pinannl T daughter Mildred. who has beet, madeOwenit businessPigm°n Oftrip Theto OlympiaPines' :
e e urnovers in the Orthopedic htpit&l the pas Tuesday. <
two weeks.
eachS¢ Mrs'E'C'Reibc)w°fH°°d Mr'andMrs'TedHaddixand J01-AN' S
daughter-in-law, Mrs. • Harding,
Can:tl, })l'e.idcnt of the Mason 1
Connty Fctleration of Ladies clubs, all from Morton, were looking after!
• busine.ss interests on Mt. Vtew last
met with the Matloek G ra n g e week.
club ladies last Thursday and
gave a ,vp]endid report on the John
Shelton Bakery ,+0o,,+,co,v,,+o Mrs, char. The ladi+,announcedtheWomens' Shelt0
les Reid, president of the Shelton District meeting would be held.
Juniors club also gave her report Tuesday, November 7th, in Shel-
on what splendid work the Juni(s ton. with a large group from Mat- ' ": .....
arc doing and the convention, also. lock attending.
Close Out prices on Ladies, Misses and Chil,
drens Shoes and Ready-to-Wear are good
,only until SOLD OUT!!