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............................................ A-IIOLIDAY ! .......
At Thanksgiving, may we re-
mind that ANY day we Move
your househoM goods will be a.
holiday for you? A day free of
any worries or responsibilities!
For ore' careful handlers tal:e
every detail of Moving off yolu'
hands and mind. Rateg are
no higher thmlgh ()ur slnn(hlrds
of scr.vit(! are!
Shelton i ran, rer
INCORPORATED
MEETING IS POSTPONED
Mrs. W. F. Roberts will enter-
tain the Shelt(m Woman's Chris-
ti,n, 'l'emperanee llnion at rt
Christmas l,a)'ty at her home at
7:30 p.m.. T)eeeml)er 19. An ex-
chan;w (if 50 cent gifts will be
b:ld. .qevel'al stall' officers al'e ex-
I)eeted t() ))t, i)resenI. A good at-
tt.n(lallel, is desired, s) keep the
dale in min(l. Tll(, regular meet-
ing sol fin' I)eeember 2 has been' judge vegetables at county fairs,"
postponed, and points to look for in judging
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vexnber 18. Mrs. E. d. Whisnainth in:lterials.
,,r1's,,lent of tl,o e,,,,l, pl.,sen, o,, Shelton Garden Club Has Meeting .,.,it. ,,.ee ,.:,,l, ,,:,,is i,• Mls
t M",;" "N ht)i)I)v are pc:llllltS, pipe
them with corsages.
Novemb 21 M y PI l)iscu sed ,,,,,,l,e,s and ja' lids. On the lids
Mrs. Cropper spoke to the er ; an ans S s),(..,,,-. i,,re: ,ls,, the pe,,-
group on "How to enter and
Mrs. Evelyn Mill((), Mrs. F)'a)ll( recobnition fo;' tlais .,il,o\\;v ihroilh lulls :IH he;ids :tnl.t be(lies and the
Willard and Mrs. Vivia Jaeol)son an att)'aetive })l)ol(lel, illustriite(l i)lpe cle:me)'s f()r arm:, legs, tail
221 So. 2nd St. Phone 66
FOR CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL BUYING, SIIOP AT
Needham Food Center
BIGGEST FREE PARKING LOT IN MASON COUNTY
MT. VIEW James K. Needham, Prop. PHONE 199
THESE PRICES IN EFFECT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
0 • • • • •
ROLY, POLl(PEAS 94`)00tins ........ 2/21=
PINK | WECO, NO. 303 TINS
GRAPEFRUIT lb. 1:3' i PUMPKIN. 3 for 19
RUBY GEMS POWDERED
TOMATOES. ctn. 19'[ SUGAR .... 1-lb. 12'
WAXED SWEET POTATOES ..... 11 =
CRISP, UTAH TYPE CELERY ..... lb. S¢
A COMPLETE LINE OF CANDY AND NUTS "k-
i MEATS OF FINE QUALITY f
(;olored Hens lb. 39* Lutefisk ...... lb. 25 €
Hams .o,,or W,o,o lb. 55 € Mince Meat .. lb. 29
Lee's Market
Lee Westlund, Proprietor
corsages.
Chimaenm is the newest chlb
in the olympic Peninsula District.
NOVEMBER 1"7 Mrs. Cropper
with Mrs. Eber Angle, Mrs.
George Drake and Mrs. Vivia
Jacobsen attended the East Brem-
erton Garden Club Tea held in the
Sheridan Park Recreation Hall.
Mrs. Howard Shohoney, state
corsage chairman, is president of
the group. Mrs. Hibbard Moore
of Seattle lectured on color com-
binations. She also demonstrated
how to set tables in many moods,
informal, formal and so on.
Pouring were Mrs. J. Chester
Dean, Mrs. George Cropper, Mrs.
William C. Oliver, Mrs. J. Gordon
Gose and Mrs. Della Goetch. The
two tables were covered with
orchids and pink cloths and flow-
ers carried out the colin' scheme.
Mrs. Boyd Andreus was unable
to attend• Garden clubs from Ma-
son and Kitsap counties and State
officers were invitecL
CHRISTMAS PARTY
PLANNED BY GUILD
Rachel Knott Orthopedic Guild
met at Mrs. A. N• Parrott's home
November 18 with Mrs. W. L.
Jessup as co-hostess.
A birthday cake was had for
Mrs. A. W. Callow.
The noainating committee for
the year was named and they are
Mrs. Don Callison, Mrs. Roy Mc-
Conkey and Mrs. Loui VanArs-
dale.
It wss decided to bring a toy
to tile Christmas party to be held
Friday, December 16, at the home
of Mrs. Don Callison, assisting
hostess is Mrs. Charles Allison.
These will be given to the fire
department, who will mend them
fo'r needy children. Names were
arawn anti 50 cent gifts will be
exc h a nged.
VISITING Wlli I)ARENT
John J. Pinckney, Jr., of the
United States occupation forces
ill Japan is at the home of his
parents in Shelton for a visit. He
s accompanied by his family.
I ...... [l • • I
NO .... ttie .question isn't silly.
,Trees really cto lay millions of egg's which have an important
economic bearing on the future o[ the United States.
A mature tree may create and distribute over the land anywhere
froma few t]lousand to half a million seeds in a single year. If given
an opporttulity to develop, these seeds can produce almost anything
.... a new house .... a newspaper .... motor fuel .... or a
synthetic tire .... for wood is today one of the most versatile
servants of science.
Since the'variety of things whlcli can lie marie om wood is
increasing so rapidly, it is our job to see that the trees in our woods
have an opportunity to "lay their eggs" and that they, hatch into ]
mature trees for tomorrow.
/
We are on the job. k'-i ' = " " ' -;i
It
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SIMPSON LOGGING
II LI
COMPANY
Shelton and McCleary, Washington
I I III
were hostesses to Shelton Garden
club at the Girl Scout IAttle house
Noveml)er 21•
Mr. C'. L. l{ood of Agate spoke
to the group on gla(Is. He Stlg-
gested the nse of t;2 pint g(_rnait.e
to 15 gallons cold water for soak-
ing the bulbs three to fl)ur hom':,
to kill Tlu'ip. After this is (tone,
a hole five to six inches deep
lined with peat moss, then sand,
fertilizer and water is made for
the bulb. Much sunshine, water
:lncl cultivation is necessary for
choice plants. He suggested many
choice varieties of bulbs including
Rose VanLima, Margaret Beaten,
Sue(side, Jeannie, Snow Princess,
with l)ictlre of tilt' Wo)'I, I)[' ]'uel]l-
t)eFs t)f g:ll'd(ql ch)ll:;. Not only i. ',
lhe finished l)r()thw ', nhown in iJlc
illustrations t)ui explicit (lirev-
t ions lll'e given (el' i(S (:()liSt I'll('-
lion. I)l'o(.ee(Is l')'tll/l sale (if' [ht'.;o
go into the s(hl)larMfip fund. Ml'S.
(!lopper has st)ld ]llliny bill,ks
heretofore and st ill ires thenl
availal)le if nnyone \\;vanl,q Olle,
call 490. The price is $1.03.
New suggest ions for hell(lay
candle-making, el(,ver tine)'aft
ornaments, \\;vreath,% dol)r swags
and favors will lie found in the
exhibit. The show is 1)pen to the
1) I)lic for I Fon]irlal :ldnlissi()n
fee whiqh will Ills() g'/) into ,he
!lltl :owll. Slllall bits of cloth are
t.ut inlo clothes for the fig'ures.
I)isplayed were an ot'gan player
\\;vith his monkey, an IL'M<inlo with
, tih, t/wee pal•ro(s si(ting on a
]:)il)e ('h':mer stand, two little
Negro l)(),vs eating" w;itermelon, a
('()%Vb()y :11(1 a ('il\\;,e nlltll (h'ilgoinx)
ili;4 W(')IYI{I n.
"I iHve fl}n nlaking them," said
Jth's. l)l[4"gel', who llanles this as
,i[lSt ()he of her hobbies.
Bruce Elmore Visits
Shelton Friends Sunday
I 'lqlCe lqhnore, manager and
vice president of a large logging
Julia Amatt and Greta Garbo. He
recommended Cecil Solly's book,
"Culture of Glads," whiell may
be purchased for 30 cents from
KIRO.
Another speaker was Mr. Huss-
man. He discussed the replanting
of Railroad avenue with the chlb.
Mrs. Cropper gave hints for No-
vember gardening. Mrs. %V. C.
Batchelor, who preside(I in the
place of Mrs. Lentz, gave the
formula fro' preserving leaves and
l)erries for holiday use. Soak
leaves in 1 part glisterine to 2
parts water for 3 weeks. Paint
berries with shellac thinned with
alcohol.
Mrs. ttiram S. Fonough is gen-
eral chairman of the annual ex-
hibition of deeorations for the
home dm'ing the holiday season to
be staged by the Washington
State Federation of Garden chlbs
December 12 and 13 at the Olym-
pic Hotel in Seattle.
The federation has won national
Mrs. Fosnough, 9823-.t0th Ave.,
IS.V(, Seattle. Others may sen(1
them directly to the address.
Tea was sel'vP(l t)y ihe hostesses.
The lable was <leeorate\