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lbw. Elerovember 13, 1942.
9 Strong flavor can be ic-
.'._'_.—
«' from liver by scalding it:
l
Board b 1
. " i, 0i ing water. Also, when . l Y .
Ing any kind of liver, it can 3 l
man-mg . ad? firmer and easier to‘ ‘ ,
um vambgndypwg g“ bolmgrg; Granddaughter, By Mable .
'gcd by “l , min to mg l 0 51mm” ‘ ,,_,# Matlock, Nov. IO—Mr.
and Mrs.’
Ictlng t1 ‘ les' Last week was a monentious Arthur Galyon of
Montesano, vis-v
.. setting m'iiv‘” one for Lester Bonner. He came ited with
M1"- ahd Mrs. A. S. King‘
iotion, th.mal Want-Ads—Phone 100 home from a strenuous hunting Sunday
afternoon. The Galyons,
E tires is __L,,.. a, ...,..1# -- , tI'ip bringing with him,
an'elk. l LlSed to live here some 25 years
TIE move. ,Thc next day he became a grand— ‘ago. a“,
fling: rep I * father. His daughter Mrs. Henry , MY. and MN. ElVin Hearing
and i
and 1ngf Blake gave birth to a daughter-IMI‘S. Alma RCdiSka were dinner,
detl t0 . lat the Shelton Hospital Saturday ’ guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William
consch ‘ afternoon. The young lady is nam- Harris in Montesano Sunday,
‘ 1 Mrs. Mable Priszner received
.ed not “Hank”
but Patty Lou.
‘word from Albert Guynup who is
are rem “ 'I-Ier daddy who in in the navy,
rim, a n- ‘ jport unknown phoned home Sure,
3f twenti" ‘day learned the good news. ‘saying that his left leg
had to be
18V be 1 Other sucessful hunters were‘remOVed and that the right one
for the, Rhea and A1 Howard who both 1 is in bad condition but he is able
:1, lbagged a deer over in Eastern , ‘10 get up in 3 Wheel Chair part
(lemounte ltt'aghjngton, Herb and Bob Allen 3 01' the day. He will
have to re-
:pection, I” leach got an elk The only ones ‘ main there for sometime.
ditior t0 in their party who were sucessful.l Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly and
‘ l Last Friday evening, Mr. alid150ns 0f Camp 3 SP0!“ the week
:Mrs, Francis wright gave Allend in the Albert Winkelman
lMartin a birthday dinner. Others ‘i home- i
I enjoying the dinner and cards lat-
er, were Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Neldon 1mm lattel's mower,
‘ and Ed Hegaas‘ ,of Hequlam, were dinner
Mrs. Kurt Lange went into Se-‘ 0f M15 and Mrs- Lynn ROG“
‘attle for the weekend to meet an
lold friend she has known in Min-
‘nesota. This friend, Mrs. Emil
iHayek from Redland California,
lcame home with Mrs. Lange for
la visit. Mrs. Hayek's son Fra‘nk
,Forest, former opera singer, will;
jbe remembered as the singer and;
fannouncer for the “Double or No- Mrs- A S- King-
thing" Feanamint Program. I MI'S- Elvmg
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dalbyi
} are now living in their new home l returned from the Tacoma
,at Mountain View. Ed Metzler a'
i‘former resident of their cottage'
ios residing at Goldber’s Mr. and
ers. Douglas Grout entertained
3, each
irgo for I
lual truCl‘
7.50>120. 9
and Mrs. Elvin Hearing
afternoon. Mr. Tesreau
school at Mary M. Knight
last year.
This is :1 time forfigbters
. on the home front as
ell as with the armed
f“flies. And, of Course, you
Want to be in there every day!
_But——are you getting your
N C
Vitamins regularly— not only
I 31, but all of the other 211-
:Enbjt aids? If, somehow,
,, 11 on’t seem to be quite
hflt to fight" why not go and
five a talk with a com petent
d by, d .Ctor? It may be a vitamin
'nSOTC ‘gfimency; or some other
of
Hearing
tion.
his job in Grays Harbor
. . . l
on Fa, ndltion that is slowing I
‘ youdownmoldingyouback *‘ : iii/{rs Catroline Smith spent Sat—
Gave/eu— dKEEpw m l = ur ay af ernoon with Mr. and
Orches m 6 Mrs. Elvin Hearing and Mrs. Red—
in the evening.
.TAXI
SERVICE
Phone 392-.l
ay, 1 I" RICCONKEY
n T; PHARMACY
I0¢ per p9 ,
‘ 9:30 t, \
Tuesday. Mrs. Rhines is
Hum-IE}? for her mother, Mrs. Mable
(637
Fresco-lo
‘since her operation some
ago.
HS
Cliff Wivell’s CERTIFIED l
IEXAco SERVIOE
Friday until Sunday e v e
Representative in Mason County for l
in the Hearing home.
attle.
in Bothell and Bremerton
week and friends in both
‘ "Showered" her.
PRODUCTS COMPANY ‘
on the Canal again,
V.F.VV. TO MEET
Regular meeting of the
High Grade Fuel and Deisel Oils p l
PROMPT SERVICE '
lot and Franklin Phone 397 I
eneral Election
-A-.. 7
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 8th
day Of December, 1942, at Polling Places in each
Precinct of City Of Shelton, in the County of Ma—
son an election will be held for city officers as
follows: .
THREE COUNCILMEN
For 4-Year Terms -
ONE COUNCILMAN AT LARGE
For 2-Year Term
ONE CITY TREASURER
For 4-Year Term '
whichelection Will be Opened at eight O’clock in
the morning and will continue untll e1ght o’clock
in the evening Of the same day.
Dated this 13th day of November, 1942.
'ery bit or ,Bc.
{you have“ {of
'nises today vol 'y
do rope 9“ .
GLENN W. LANDERS,
Iity Clerk
in the Marine hospital in Seattle,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tesreau and
Mrs. Hanson
Saturday. They also called on Mr.
in the
taught
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolgert
Seattle spent the week end
with the latters parents, Mr. and:
with Mrs. L, D. Portman who just
Clinton Reed got through with
and is working for Bud Williams,
, who is logging near Dayton.
‘ iska and attended Matlock Grange
Calvin Rhine; drove over from
Bremerton to see his wife and son
I her, who is confined to her bed
weeks ,
guests
ick on
school
visited
Gener-
al Hospital after a major opera-,
county
caring
Prisz-
from
n in g.
These guests, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
rison Lawson were shown a lot of,
our country by the Grouts who
itook them to Bremerton an S6-
for a
. . I
Cities
V.F.W.
Auxiliary will be held at the Red
Cross rooms in the Welfare build?
ing, Friday, November 13. .
1 Mrs. Marrietta Duckworth camel
home Friday loaded dOWn with
i lovely gifts. She had been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schackle-I
ford, well known COunty residents,
who have been East for a couplel
of months, are now at their home
l Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paschka of!
Seattle spent a week ago Sunday l
i
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l
I
AMERICAN Ho
(Our (Great America it ig/flyozz
LDERS OF NEARLY
40,000,000 LIFE INSURANCE
_. SHELTONiMASQNQOUNTY-.JQURNAU .
,- ‘x
iMartin Auseth l
Chosen Pomona
November 1. at Kamilclio. In mem—
Cry of Past Muster Robert C.,
I Michael,
month, the charter was draped {on
this meeting.
In addition to
lowing officers were elected: Ov-
01'5991'- R- VV- Stl'IIWI SPCl'etm'Yv‘ stewed or
baked fruits. Corn sirup1
PLAN AND CONVICTION
The following conviction is ex-
}In the Journal Want-Ans.
.preased in Girl Scouting’s “plan!
of work" for 1941-43: “Democracyl
is the way of life that offers to‘.
each individual the greatest oppor- i
tiiliity to achieve.liberty, justice1
and happiness. It is the way we
Give Him A
Grange Master I
‘ SHEAFFER
Electing Martiliikiisetli Mas— I, v ,
tor, the Masmn County Pomona ; Amencéns ha‘e Chose?" ,It 15‘
. Grange met in regular sessioni Him-Cfmc the way Of hfe fori T l
which we must prepare youth s0}
that it may understand and ap—‘
lastllll‘t‘l’il‘dte its privileges and re-,
I sponsibilities."
PEN
1 *
Honey will replace sugar spoon;
for spoon, when sweetening freshj
who pa ssod ;l\\' a y
l
Ausetll the nil—l
Page Three
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{Results Repeat Again and Again.
'BUTTERMILK Mason County Creamery... qt.
POLICIEG ARE lHDIRECTLY THE
OWNERS OF APPROXIMATELY
. a!
IF ALL THE .
FOREST LAND IN .
'THE UNITED STATES
WAS IN A SINGLE
AREA, IT WOULD BE'
Wenatchee
ABOUT 387MILES I bel‘ 13.
WIDE AND 2,500
MILES Journal
‘rom those
I Vants."
“What Farm Leaders Say:”
"War bonds not only help finance our war ul'l‘ori. but they are
also
the safest and lwsl‘ illvestliwnl we can make. l'or they are backed
by
the United States GliVI‘I'l‘Illlonl. itself. and it that
i‘ollalm‘ai doesn't
guarantee rockhouml salcty, then our homes. our forms, and all of ,
our investments are worthless.“
Hun-y P, Cal‘sit-nsvn. Master
WASHINGTON STATE GRANGE
“Money. loaned to Ul]('lt' sum, through
is an investment in DPYII'K‘I‘UI'Y. It has the greatest
security on earth
b9hlnd it- It PETS a EJHWI rate ol’ l'oturn. I’m IOI'
purchasing War
Bonds and Stamps with every spare dollar."
0. H. \Voodwal'd. President
WASHINGTON STATE FARM BUREAU
"For us as farmers. the greatest possible buffer against this
depression will be freedom from debt and the accumulated savings
of every possible dollar through war Savings Bonds. These bonds are
the safest investment on earth Ind ' and it certainly is no sacrifice
on our part to invest our savings in bonds that are guaranteed at
investment value pills intmest kill}: lllllt‘ and a profit of one-third
in
ten years."
the purchase of War Bonds.
Walter J. Robinson. Director
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION and
Asmmale Adm. War Savings Staff—«Treasury.
Cider
Vinegar
Peanut
Butter
W estag
Vanilla
“Beverly” brand, Imitation Vanilla “Mlll” brand
' BOTTLE BOTTLE
45¢ , 15¢ 13¢
, DAIRY PRODUCTS
FRESH MILK Mason County Creamery... qt.
13¢
8¢
20¢
15¢
48¢
WHIP CREAM Mason County Creamery 1/2 pt.
CREAM Mason County Creamery 1/2 pt.
FRESH EGGS “Co-op” special “A” med... doz.
FRESH BUTTER “Darigold” 93 score ...... .. lb. 57¢
FRESH. BUTTER “Tasty Pound” ................ .. 1b. 55¢
FRESH BUTTER “Glenbrook” ____ .............. .. lb. 54¢
FEDERAL MILK also CHERUB 141/g-o...;..._. 3/27¢
CARNATION MILK ’alsoBORDENS 141/3-oz. 3/28¢
HEW/7 SAFEWAY
. Our Government requests that we use
we
more than 2% pounds of meat per person weekIY"
mu’st all cooperate for‘VlOtOFy . . . . Help make the present
supply go around.
PORK
ROASTS
Fancy Loin Cuts
37 1b.
VEAL
ROASTS
Large Loin Rump
PORK STEAK .... .. lb. 35¢
Lean Blade Cuts
WIENERS __________ _. lb.
Skinlcss. Famous Milwaukee
VEAL STEAK lb.
Tendon; Milk Fed Veal
PORK ROAST ...... .. lb.
Center Shoulder Cuts
SALMON ____________ ._ lb.
Sliced or Piece
29¢
32¢
33¢
29¢
or Leg
LAMB’CHOP ____ .. lb. 35
Boned, IRIb 01-. L0?“
PORK SAUSAGE. lb. 27¢
100% Pure Pork BE-FF
LUNCH MEAT .... .. lb. 29¢
Large Assortment .
GROUND ROUND lb. 31¢
Extra Lean
LAMB ROASTS.... lb. 31¢
Shoulder, 1942 Lamb
STEAKS
Sirloin or Rib,
Steer Beef
35¢lb.
Prices Subject to Market
da Strike; Steward, Peter Thoni—‘l
Savage: Ex-Committeeman, S. \V.l
Blanton; Home Economics Chair—l
man, Margaret Bishop.
The national grange meets at:
Prices Good Friday thru Thursday, Nov. 13-19
*WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT * NO SALES TO DEALERS
Elsie Vanderwal: Lecturer, Matil-, can be used to replace half the.
sugar in these products. l
$54?$§$§fi%€%€fifii§§fl§ggLy AMERICAN? MAINTAIN ABOUT ason:
Assistant Steward, Lyle i _ “7-71
IN REAL ESTATE, STOCKS.AND BONDS 68,000,000 HEAD OF CATTLE O‘Dell;
Chaplain Chi mime say-
‘H BEEKIQFSNEYAlga/XERZE" age; Treasurer, (T. L, Collins: *
Ea ,yz HEAD pER [many Gatekeeper. Paul Kcever; Ceres.
Ida Kundquistz, Pomona. Elta ;
Blanton: Flora, Mildred Scott; ,‘
Lady Assistant Steward, Helen ,
next week. All grang-i
ers wishing to take the seventh:
degree may
do so Friday, Novem—
want-Aas get cash
who want your “Don’t ‘
Real Flour Savings
Fisher’s Blend. 49-lbs. $1.93
Enriched "All-purpose, wig—lbs. 96c
Gold Medal ______ _. 49-lbs. $2.19 ‘
Enriched "kitclu-ll tested" BAII/fi-lllS. $1.09
Drifted Snow... 49-lbs. $1.99
SDIY‘I'y'S "homo perfected“ mtg—lbs. 99c
Kitchen Craft... 49-lbs. $1.75
Enriched “home type" 24‘/3—ll>s. 89c
Harvest Blossom 49-lbs. 1.47
Economical family typo l'lolll-
Pastry Flour .... .. 9-8 lbs. 39¢
Fisher's "White Spear" I'lour
Swansdown ______ .. 23/, ~1bs. 23¢
Fol light fluffy rakes
Biskit Mix. 2l/2—lb. pkg. 29¢
Fisher‘s prepared biscuit i'lour
Pancake Flour. 2l/2-lbs. 15¢
"Maximum" brand. ready mixed
Flapjack Flour .... .. 40-01. 21¢
Alber‘s prepared pancake flour
Breakfast Cereals
Corn Flakes 11-0z. 2 for 17¢
Kellogg's fresh crisp Corn Flakes
Wheaties ...... .. 8—02. pkg. 11¢
For that “Champion Breakfast“
VVhiffs 0’ Wheat ____ ._ 8—0z. 7¢
Expanded Wheat corral
Shredded Ralstons 2 for 23¢
Elie size whole wheat cereal. 12-02. pkg.
Ry Krisp ____ _. 13-0z. pkg. 15¢
Filling but not fattening
Tobacco Values
Cigarettes .... .. ....... _. pkg. 17¢
Raleighs. Kools. Luckil's. etc. (Cm. $1.59)
Cigarettes ............ __ pkg. 14¢
Wings. Avalon. etc (r‘tn. $l.30)
Prince Albert .......... .. tin 10¢
Also Half and Half. Velvet
Safeway's “one-stop” shopping will save
your TIRES, GASOLINE, TIME. and yOur
MONEY!
should save on EVERYTHING! Start today
shopping at Safeway. You‘ll be agreeably
surprised
prices with what you have to pay else-
where! Discover for yourself how much
you can save at Safeway!
SAFEWAY‘S Produce Stands are simply
If He’s In Training In The
United States
Send Him a Box of Chocolate Candy-
We have just Received a large selection
of Fine Boxed Chocolates.
SEE ‘OUR SELECTION TODAY
FIR DRUG STORE
tthis emergency we
During
Safeway
when compare
you
Bulk Food Values
Red Beans .... .. 2-lb. cello 17¢
Top quality Red Mexican beans
White Beans... 2-lb. cello 17¢
Small white navy beans
Split Peas ...... .. 2-lb. cello 25¢
Fancy Green split peas
Brown Rice... 2-lb. cello 21¢
Fancy California brown rice
Blue Rose Rice 2—lb. cello 20¢
Extra Fancy long grain rive.
Spaghetti ______ .. 2-lb. cello 13¢
For Delirious Baked Casserole
Kraft Dinners ...... .. 16-02. 9¢
Quickly prepared Macaroni and Cheese
Creamettes.._. 8-0z. 2 for 15¢
Fine quality Senlolinn product
Spaghetti .... .. 27-02. cello 19¢
Favro brand Macaroni and Spaghetti
Canned Foods
Grapefruit 20-Oz..... 2 for 29¢
“Highway” brand. broken segments
Sliced Peaches .... .. 29-Oz. 21¢
"Casth Crest" sliced or halves
Sliced Peaches .... .. 29-oz. 20¢
"Highway" brand sliced or halves
Gerber’s Foods 4l/2-0z. 3/20¢
Strained Baby Foods ‘12 for 79(1)
Libby’s Foods. 4l/z-Oz. 3/19¢
HmngenizediBaby Foods (l2 for 75v)
Heinz Foods... 41/2-oz. 3/20¢
Heinz strained Baby Foods
Sauces
Mayonnaise ........ .. qt. jar 47¢
"Nu-Made" home made flavor (1)1. 27(-)
Sandwich Spread .... .. qt. 40¢
"Lunch Box" tasty. nutritious (pl. 25(4)
Miracle Whip...... qt. jar 41¢
Ki'ufl‘s lasly dressing (pl. 26(')
bulging With Tempting Farm—Fresh Fruits '
and Vegetables . . . AND SUCH SAVINGS \w\ ‘
JONATHAN
APPLES CRANBERRIES No. 1 Western Berries lb. 210
figmlggjgfiégfl Egg-V jigging; CRANBERRIES Full flavored Eastern . _,
1b. 25c
‘““““"“' GREEN PEPPERS Cal. Bell Peppers ______ ., lb.
15c
Lb. ________________ __ e EMPEROR GRAPES Lge. swt. grapes lb. 10c
-- SEEDLESS GRAPES Thompson ......... ,, lb. 10c
' U, s, No. 1 LEMONS Large Juicy Sunkists ______________ ,_ 1b, 11..
POTATOES ORANGES Lge. swt. Sunkist Valencias _. 1b. 100
U. S. No. 1 NI-ited Gems
lOO—lli. sui'k $3.29
Lb. ____________ H 314$
CELERY Long, green Utah type .......... ._ lb. 1b. 7c
LETTUCE Large, crisp, solid heads ...... .. lb. 100
SWEET
RUTABAGAS Mlld, sweet, Yakima ...... .. lb. 31/30
L, SQUASH Locally grown Hubbard 1b. 4c
“"‘Wl'm baking m“- CARROTS Freshly dug, topped,‘washed
lb. 5c
DRY‘ ONIONS U. S. No. 1 .......... ._ 10-lb. bag 350
gm
Lb. ____________ _. j
‘Priees isupiect to Market
APPLE .CIDER Fresh swt. apple cider gal. 49c
BUNCH BEETS fresh crisp small beets bch. 2‘/-_)c
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