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THE SHELTON HOTEL COFFEE SHOP
is again under our own Management
aml we, earnestly solicit your
patronage.
* We will endeavor to furnish a Dining
Service that you will be proud to invite your
friends in to enjoy.
THE SHELTON HOTEL
MANAGEMENT
r,.,, SERVICE
Hailro.!Id
I Think it's Silly to Spend Money
on lrlle More Expensive Gas While
l'ln Just lm.rning
We rarely disagree with a customer even
the young ones but experience has taught
os ,-- the best 9asohne is the cheapest in the
long oc short) run! Drive in and let us
"fill 'er uu." You'll get service with a smile,
LES & DICK'S RICHFIELD
Phone
993
Say goodbye to fire.[0000nding, with
Coleman Automath Oil Heater
:i! ',.'?i',' 'i':.
.... .., ..... .,.
"All.over-the-
house" beotl
Coleman heats
oven distant rooms.
11'his amaztn low=cost heatar circulates warm air like a furnace, Nationally
advertised Coleman Oil Heater moves-the-heat; puts it where you want
it. Keeps floor and distant room warm and comfortable. Burns low-
cost fuel oil. You tend fire by merely turning a dial. No fuel-dirt, no
ashes to carry, Coleman heats three to five rooml by. keeping a big
y olumc o warm air circulating in y0ug home.
AS LOW AS
i '*eterso;;;
Y unv .... ,z-
s ..... tuay!
$ 59.50
ll I I lllll 1
Free Dance Shted
biter PU c Friday
t:EagleS Building
r A free dance ,ill be .giVen for
the public tomorrow night'in main
Eagles hall. Dancing will.be from
9 p.m. to I p.m.
Sponsored by the Junior Cham-
ber of Commercc in conjunction
with thc Eagles Lodge and musi-
cian's union, the affair will offcr
the best in entertainment, Keith
Imus, clmirmaL sald
PROVIDING THEmusic will
bc the four-piece orchestra of
Bill Hajak, versatile piano player
who hold the world's record for
marathon playing. Hajak has
been providing music for the Shel-
ton teen-agers this fall.
' The Eagles Lodge is donating
the use of theh' hall, Hajak's
musicians Will play, and the Jay-
cees are d ceorating the hall and
arranging games and concessions
booths. The active Jay-Ette
group is assisting in the prepara-
tions.
PART OF" Tillq FUNDS ex-
pected to be derived from con-
ccssions, hot dogs, coffee and pop,
and from games hav.€.been..atcd
for the Shelton teen-agora. Jay-
cees are working on a project to
provide a building for the "USe "of
the youngsters.
Clmlnnan of the dance is Norm
Coselman, assisted by Walt Charl-
son, John Luhn, Jerry Ristine d
Don Ericson. A good attendance
of young nnd old members of
the community is urged.
Memo Opinion On
Peddlers Appealed
(Continued from Page Z)
contcnds: (1) tlm veteran's sta-
tute of the state has no force
upon tlm city c,s to limltilg its
right to prohibit veterans who
live outside of Mason county from
obtaining a. peddlcr's license, and
that the concession granted the
veterans under the state law per-
tains only to the city or county
where the applicant resides, and
(2) the veteran's statute is un-
constitutional because of its class
legislation aspects.
The state law permits veter-
ans to peddle anywhere without
paying for a license, but the
Shelton.type ordinance requires
them to qualify and to pay for
their peddling licenses.
IN Ills MEMO opinion Judge
Wright had stated, "It has been
well established, at least from the
Civil War to the present, that for
a number of reasons it is not
only proper but highly commend-
able to extend certain*preferences
to veterans of the various wars
in matters affecting their right
and opportunity to earn a living.
The court considers the state sta-
tute to bc constitutional."
The plaintiff in the case ts Ray-
mend M. Larson of Seattle, who is
represcnted by the law firm of
Mosler and Goldblatt of Seattle.
4 Burned Sunday
In House Blaze
(Continued from Pale I)
Clwistmas tree company in Shel-
ton, was away from home at the
time of the fire. Members of the
Shelton fire department stopped
thc Hre quiqkly, but the house
was damaged 75 per cent and
contents were a conpleto loss,
l)cer said.
The ]louse. located at 1212
Olympic Highway South, is owned
by Ralpl Crabbil] of Shelton.
All clothing belonging to the
tamily, other than that which they
were wearing at the time of thc
l'ire, was destroyed. NeighbOrs tn
the community werc reported to
be giving them spare articles to
take care of the immediate needs.
FIRST 'PACKAGE'
HOUSE BUILT HERE
Packagcd housing was intro-
duced to Shelton this week by the
Dick Kleburtz Construction Corn
.
pany.
All the material for a one-story,
two-bedroom, 22 & x 45 foot house,
even the hardware, was lifted • by
crane in a single pckage off a
truck at Seventh and Cedar streets
Saturday, and Monday a five-man
crew began assembling it." By
Tuesday they were putting on the
roof and the home will be ready for
occupancy before Christmas by its
owner, Lawrence Fredaon, reports
Dick Kiebuz'tz.
The noted Northwcst ardfltect,
Wollandcr, deslgmd this engin.-
cored, packaged house and it is
being produced by the West Coast
Mills at Cllehalis.
Too Late to Classify
H. A. GILMAN'S CLOSING OUT ak
at 1he Murray Bros. ralch, 9 mile
norlh of Glgll;t.rbor on Horeuhoe
Luke road. Watch for road igns.
Tue¢iay. Nov. t,J. 1949. Salt: begins
at 12:09 noon. Lum:b served. 40
h,'ad of |Io],tcilt cOWa, Z0 sprlugere,
1o fresh. 10 nllddle milkere. Thec
are all young coW, first, ccond
amJ third calf. All arc. vaccinated
and tested, hnplements: Ford trac-
tor. 2.bottom plow, tandem disc, a.II
ItPW ; al:td nlttntlrc spreader. C. E
I'ay;c, ,auctioneer. Phont) Auburn
I r;3, 1 -i-- I t.
ONI,] I{(.:)M 1,rJehclor aprlment. $18
month at Goldsborough Apartments.
All-=4tfn.
-f,'(i)--]¢ENT-diil:X--p.r-/inent.- two
r,olU and bat]]. C and Adarn [t..
v,= A GOOD CIIRISTMAS PRE00ENT ,, TRUCE i
WANT TO RENT: or 3 bedroom . R . • N N ,
modern house in or near Sheitou. CELERY Tender Crisp .... LB. l SQUASH GrEen Hubbard .. t, II
Call lhllsidc ,t3J8 Tacoma, collect.
Ell-$'] I I ' "
'0:,*--,-u- Cranberries o. ,.s 2 . 27 € LE la oe .olid .. I.B,
ne. sually $Ii5. pectal to clelr
,,oo, ,,..o. On,y 'Few, So f -7-RALPHS FR()i00-?I}OI00 ........... 1
....... ll-2A
il,, hen,e,, on m. ww. Plo,,e , Hurry Down To
253-3. '11-34
m,,. s,,o,.r ,.. ,, *,o= SPARAG-SU
o.,,o_ Shelton Electric
, o. to.o ,.. A 59 € PEAS
FOR SALLY: large white male haks ' * * * * " * " " " " " " *
$3,25 ch or four for $8.00, Phone
*' "-=" BROCCOLI ...... 38 BEANS ......... .
Growth is governed by intIli,
genes; by the active, all-wh, Gerry Building Phone 154.W I
,aw-creating, law-dtsolpllatng, law Pries Effective Wednesday Friday Sturdy sundSY
sbldig....PHnciple O0d,--}mlJ' .......... B. W, $OPER " / . l
Baker :Eddy.
4
.... SI-VLToN- MASON COUNTY JOURNAL Thursday,
RCH ...........................................................
iAMONG YOU R ME ANTS Kids SurpriseCityl .
• Officials In Rule I Morgan & i:
L --b €
• got away by slipping, out a door. [ , ....
, City Attorney Roger Salisbury er o.
presented a tight case. again.t
Alexander, who pled "not guilty" t324 OLYMPIC HIGIVA
and resisted vigorously. Witness-
es for the city were Commission- • ,
era Shelton and Arlen Johnson
Jim Hawley, street superinten- Phone 56
(tent Maynard Cox, police chief t:-ru
and E. E. Fitch. PITTSBURGH PAINTS
AFTER PRESENTING his case
Attorney Salisbury stated, "The
oo
city rests," sat down in a swivel
chair and went over backwards, HAULING
resting. The courtroom full o,, aUILDING SUPPLIES
people roared. .
The defendant was found guilty
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_ ------_
on both cla'ges and fined $10 an
$25 and costs. For contempt of -.., ....
court Police Judge Karl Schwarck
fined hi m another 50 cents. In gl
presenting check to the court,
Alexander was charged by the
paxtment will be charged a flat are invited to look over the new finance commissioner with writing xppn'--"ances plloUp-"es
80c service fee per month; sec- International L-line models at tim a bad check. Time was running .... --.-
end, all grocery dsliveries will be first showing next Wednesday. short so the case was suspended.
charged at the rate of 17c per . . . IN ENACTING THE role work- HEARING AID BATTERIES LAMPS - 6 to 10 OL
delivery, Manager Keenan an- KILLMER ELECTRIC ed out the night before with the
nounced. REMODELS kids, Alexander did a splendid :MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS
job. When all was over he donat-
"These two steps will enabl New arrangement and location ed $10 to the Kiwanis Club for GIFT SELECTIONS _NOW q
us to offer competitive prices on of office and counter space has more work in boys and girls pro- TO BE SET ASIDE FOR CHRISTMAS
our food items," Mr. Keenan ex- given the Killmer Electric store a jects. , .
plained. "The questinrtaires over- new interior appearance and pro- The day was sponsorcd by
whelmingly indicated that out" vided consiclerably expanded floor members of the Kiwanis Club and See the HOOVER SPECIAL
food prices were not competitive, space for exhibiting the firm's arranged by Maurice Needham
,nd the reason thcy haven't been electrical appliance lmcs. and Frank Willard in conjunction VACUUM CLEANER at $39.95
is because we had to mark-up to The nmin servme counter and with Alexander and thc young- SPECIAL: 4 Only Fluorescent
cover the cbst of nlaintaining our tim office flare been movcd far-
sters. Were $14.95
free delivery and credit services, ther to the rear of the store, oc- In the afternoon the Shelton
"We feel that making a direct cupying space formerly taken up kids were treated to free movies SHELF-O-LITES .................... Now
charge for these services is fairer by storage and the repair shop. I at the Paramount Theater, cour-
to the cash-and-carry customers :,, . SPECIAL: 2 Only
who do not have charge accounts ! tesy of Managcr Gus Graf and SOLARAY Heavy Duty OIL
CROSLEY CONTEST TO END the Kiwanians.
and do not ak for dellvetT ser- Eentries for the big Crosley Convert your old wood stove to oi1.
vice. They should not have to help "million dollar give-away" con- [ a dayOtherwereY°UngRandyCitYGreenwalt,°fficials Vir-f°r
Were
$69.95
bear the cost of thoso services test sponsored locally by Killmer ............ ,t,.,,1
ginia Allen, Roberts Wilcox, Jack
when they do not benefit from Electric must be submitted or Allen, Myrna Wallin and Ernest
them," he concluded, postmarked not later than mid- Dunbar. ELECTRICITY--Your Best and Cheapest Servl:
Further details c o n c e r n i n g night next Wednesday, November
tllese changes may be studicd in 30, reminds AI Kiiimer of the lo- Man's pz'imary allegiancc is to E A Carr *'""°'"°°'
the L. M. grocery departments cal firm. his vision of truth, and ho is • • PHONE 845
I The contst is divided into local under obligation to affirm it.
New Sewage Pl
ant and national divisions. The local --.Jane Addams
contest will be judged by Mayor
To Be Built Here llrry Carlon, School Supt. Rudy
Oltman, and Attorney Charles R.
(Oontmuod from Page 1)Lewis, who will start their delib-RALPH
land, Mt. Vernon and several ci- erations to find the Mason county
ties near Seattle. "The plant Sltel- winner sometime around Decem-
ton will have is just about the bet" 15. .
heat there is .for a city our sizc," * : ....
hc said. SPROUSE EXECUTIVE VISITS
Although it is designed for a John A. Sprouse of Portland,
population o£ 5,000, the treatment executive vice-president of the
plant has suflqeient safety factor Sprouse Reitz Co., Inc.: paid his
to care for much marc sewage first visit to the firms Shelton
flow, Kramer said. store last week and complimented 1S READY WITH YOUR
THE PROGESS IS known as Manager Gene Brewer on its gen-
primary type of treatment. The eral appearance and both its stock THANKSGIVING DINNER NEEDS
sewage will be pumped into the display and quantity.
sewage treatment plant and will * *
first pass through a grit cham- NEW BEAUTY SHOP OPENING "
ber to deposit sand and gra,el Dorothy Hutton, formerly with
and then flow through a parshall the Deluxe Beauty Shop, will open '41
flume which controls and mea- her own beauty salon next Man-
ures the flow of sewage, day, November 28, in the Cam-
The sewage flows to settling eron Hotel.
tanks where it remains for abont
two lmurs. Solids'settle to the -
bottom where they m'e automati-
cally collected and pumped to .the
dlgester,,
ftor o sl.o . dig., You'll Get
it will be trucked to the Eity
dump where it may be colMttted
and used as fertilizer. Liquid will
be discharged into the bay after The Best Deal
it has been thoronghly Chlorinated:
Cost of the treatment plant is
estimated at $135,000, Kramer
sal.,:,, his report. In Town
'IF TIlE PEOPLE have any
buestions, they are invited to
ring-them to the city commis-
sioner sessions at City Hall on On a
Tuesday afternoons," Commission-
el" Loop expressed. NEW BUICK
Shelton Coed Nmed
Social Commissioner T
Elizabeth Slater, senior at Cen-
tral Washington College of F.,du- €
oaon rom Sho,n. s been Bob Ervin
elected to serve as social commis-
sioncr of Do-St-Do. Amcrican
dance club, for the coming year. 41" _
Miss Slater attended both the Vlomrs STRAINED OR WHOLE
University of Washingten and the CRANBERRY SAUCE 2
University of Oregon before en- . .........
rolling in C,W.C.E. Daughter of (WE NEED USEO CARS)
t,. O. Slater of Route 1, Shelton.
she ts majoring in education at
C,W.C.E. NONE SUCH - READY TO USE DEL MONTE - NO. 2.
I U "---" MINCEMEAT ... 41 € PUMPKIN. 2 for
"ROCK DELIa - NO. 2 'PACIFIC PEARL
? ? W H Y ? ? PUMPKIN. 2 for CRAB MEAT ....
SN I D ER'S
BUY A USED WASHER COCKTAIL SAUCE ..................
!!W Nil .__,,. .
FRUIT COCKTAIL
YOU CAN GET A
NEW WASHER ............ '"
LI BBY'8 7 OUNCE
AT A BIG SAVING STUFFED 0LIVB ...... 71A'°z"
AT OUB
e
Stock Reduction Sale MLPH'S PRODUCE
I -- SWEET POTATOES... No. I waxed 3 lbs. 35 .¢