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AND DECORATIONS FOR EVERYONE
YOUR XMAS SHOPPING WHILE THE SELECTION IS COMPLETE
Novelty, Xmas Candles
For Table, Mantle, Eto.
5-inch Santa Claus ........ 15€
5-inch Snow Man ............. 15¢
5-inch Angels .................... 15¢
Taper Candles ............ 10¢ up
Red, Green, White
8-inch Santa Claus ........ 59¢
Which Will
the Entire Family
Powder Boxes .................. '$4.19 up
Figurine Bookends .............. $2.98
and $3.19 pair
created by Phil-Mor $6.49 ea.
Boudoir Lamps ..... : ...... i. $4.98 ea.
Lams .................................. $2.95 ea.
Bed Lamps .................. $1.98
Bed Lamps, equipped with
socket .................................... $2.29
Lamps, with magnifying
...................................................... $2.49
WRAPPING,
& RIBBON
pad patterns
: ........ ,:,v up
BOXED
CARDS "
.by Ruetcraft
per box
Cards
I)5¢ and up
[types for HOME,
OR BUSINESS.
Our Stock Over
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Nmmuml
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SHELTON. MASON
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Give Dad and Brother Hose
Famous "Ascot" Sex .................... pair 49¢
Nylon Body with Reinforced Nylon Heel and Toe
Crepe Style ...................................... pair 35¢
Mercerized Cotton and Rayon, Service Weight
Big Boys' Blazer Anklets ................. pair 29¢
LADIES' ALL-NYLON ANKLETS--
White and pastel colors ............ pair 39¢
CHILDREN'S ANKLETS--Mercerized cot-
ton, 4-ply heel and'toe ................ pair 29¢
LADIES' LACE TRIMMED RAYON
BRIEF PANTIES, precision sized by
hip measurements ........................ pair 49¢
CHILDREN'S SKINTEES -- The pantie
sized according to your child's
weight ............................................ pair 49¢
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
SPECIAL ' 'r ' ' ,
LIMIT OF3 TO A CUSTOMER
LADIES' PLASTIC
TEA APRONS
: With Ruffled Pockets- lu Several
Lovely Colors and Patterns
* Ideal gift for Sister, Auntie, Cousin or Friend
We're giving you this cute little number for Only
27¢
Gorgeous
BOXED
STATIONERY
To please every member Of
the family in lovely tintt
and "=1 per
designs 59 = .ox
Rustic Wooden Bowl
NUT SET "
Complete With Cracker and
.................... Sl.39
picks
BRACH'S BOXED
CHOCOLATES
1-Lb.
,ox 69*
REGULAR PRICE - 3 FOR $1.00 "
Toys and More Toys
For All the Kiddies
Climbing Tractor ................ 79¢
Farm Set: ........................... 98¢
Horse and Cowboy ............ 69¢
D Toys, Micey Mouse
onald Duck ................................ 79¢
Coaster ................................ $1.49
Tea Sets ................ $1.39 up
Kits .................................................. 98¢
Score Game ............................ $1.19
Girls' Launderette .................. .. $2.19
Peu Wood Burning Set ........ $1.98
Water Sink ............................ $1.49
&try Holster Set ........................ 98¢
Double Holster Set ........ $2.29
Cap Pistol .................... $1,19
Toy" Builder Sets---
40¢ - 75¢ - $1.35 - $1.75
(The)erfect gift for all small boys)
"Little Lady" Electric Stoves ............ $4.95
Little Sister Pastry Set ._. ........................ 98¢
Table Tennis .................................... $2,29 set
Ziilophone .............................................. $1.19
Games Of All Kinds
Color Books ............................ 10¢ - 15€ - 19¢
Little Golden Books .............................. 25¢
Gas Inflated Rubber Balls ................ 49¢ up
Play Nurse Sets .................................... $1.98
Doll Buggies .............................. $4,98 and up
Genuine Lucky Tripper Luggage
Hat Box ................................................... $2.69
Over-night Train Case with mirror
and tray ............................ . ................. $3,69
15-inch Train Case .......... : ................... $1.89
18-inch Train Case .............................. $2.79
23-inch Suit Case ................................ $2.79
(All luggage subject to 20" federal tax) .
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410 Railroad
Avenue
' INC. _ i
.5-1 O-IS€ STORE
9:30 A.M, "
5:30 P.M.
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COUNTY JOURNAI
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Packard Candidate
For WEA Position ,
Grant E. Packard, student
counselor at Irene S. Reed High
School, is a candidate for the
board of directors of Washington
Education Association, district 3.
The election will be held Novem-
ber 26 at a representative assem-
bly of WEA in Longview.
Going to the Longview meeting
will be candidate Packard and
Emmett Oliver, president of Ma-
son county unit, WEA. The local
unit is sponsoring Packard for
the position.
Voting for the WEA officers
will be on a state-wide basis. Dis.
trict 3 comprises the same area
as the congressional legislative
district,
Packard has served as presi-
dent of the Education Associa-
tions of Grays Harbor and Ma-
, son counties. He was legislative
chairman of the Mason county
group during 3948-49, and ha:
served three years on the state
committee of school lands.
Walter Sebring
Of Tahuya Hurts
Leg Playing Ball
By Ranis. S. Rendsland,
pinch-hitting for
Effle L. Knowlton
Walter Sebring, Tahuya youth,
was injured playing football at
South Kitsap high s(;hool on Nov-
ember 4. He received torn liga-
ments in one leg :and threw the
knee out of Joint, necessitating"
the leg being put in a cast and
his being hospitalized for sev-
eral days. He is again in school
but will have to wear the cast
some time.
On November 18 V. L. Knowl-
ton and J. W: Huson drove to
Enumclaw on business.
The Jerry A. Hanlins are spend-
ing tim Thanksgiving holiday in
Aberdeen with Mrs. Hanlin's fam-
ily, from Seattle the William Kar-
joins, from Montesano the Char-
lea Karjalas. They will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Pet-
croon, Mrs. Hanlin's sister.
Mrs. L. L. Farmer of Enum-
claw arrived to spend Thanks-
giving with her sister, Mrs. Frank
V011mer of North ShOre Road on
Thursday, November 17.
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The Tahuya Garden Club was
represented by only one member,
Mrs. Frank Vollmer, president, at
tho Silver Tea given by East
Bremerton Garden Club on Nov-
lllber 1T. She took with her Mxs.
L: L. Farmer, as her guest. Mms.
Hibbard Moore lectured on "color"
and demonstrated the use of disl-
es and flowers in her exception-
ally efficient and attractive man-
ner.
Pouring were Mrs. Boyde An-
drues, from Olympia, president of
the State Federation of Garden
Clubs; Mrs. H. G. Hayes, past
st ate president; Mrs. George
Cropper, Olympic district presi-
dent; Mrs. John Paxton. presi-
dent of Evergreen Club, and Mrs.
Reinhart Goetsch, president of
Rhododendron Garden Club.
Mrs. Vollmer was unable to get
there in time to assist but re-
ported the occasion as being very
delightful as well as informative.
The H. Eugene Ellis fa21ly is
spending the Thanksgiving week
end in Seattle at the home of Mrs.
O. S. Zuppe, Mrs. Ellis' mother. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Nelson and
Mrs. Kenneth Rothlein of Dry
Creek and Bald Point Can Lp re-
spectively, spent Wedlesday Nov-
ember 16 in eattle touring the
art shops.
Mrs. C. M. James returned to
Shore Acres, Monday, November
21, after several days spent in
town in preparation for Thanks- i
giving activities. The James chil-
dren, Rlcky James and Marcy'
Vaughn and their families, and
Miss Helen Bush of Manilla are to
be among those present to enjoy
that notable hospitality over the
week end.
Sattrday evening, November 19,
a beautifldly sea.red and delicious
dinner was enjoyed at the Loyal
Nelsons at Dry Creek by Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Rotiflcin .of Bald
Point Camp, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Nelson of Nelsonda and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey L. Rendsland of Ta-
huya. The most gracious hospi-
i ltality was warmly enjoyed by all.
At Nelsonda the Earl L. Nel-
sons are having the Kenneth
Rothleins and the Loyal Nelsons
:as their Thanksgiving Day guests.
i The J. W. Husons will have as
guests Mr. and Mrs. John.R. Hu-
dson and little Barbara Jean; Mr.
:and Mrs. William Anderson, Mr.
!and Mrs. Donald It. Huson, Mr.
i and Mr& W. A. Kendall, and
Verne L. Knowlton. Mrs. Knowlton
has not yet returned from Call-]
fornia where she is basking in
the sunshine at Sunland with her
hostess, Mrs. Lillian Jolmson, for-
merly from Tahuya.
The Fahey house below Tahuya
is nearly finished now. Built by
Hoddy Hall, son of the Horace
Halls of Tahuya, it will be com-
pleted in time for Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fahey to nmve into in
January. Mr. Fahcy, formerly
with Llbby, McNeil attd Llbby in
Salt Francisco, is retiring from ac-
tive business lifo and they will
live on their, ttood Canal place
permanently.
AWAY FOR VISIT
Mrs, CharleDahlman left Nov-
ember 19 for Covina, Calif., to
visit Mr. and Mrs. George Dun-
ning and family for two weeks.
Traveling with Mrs. Dahlman will
be her sister, Mrs. Helen Wick-
,,a:,. qat.¢,, wash.
FOUR MEN ENLIST LESSARD ACCEPTS II ..........
IN BATTERY B OF CALIFORNIA JOB I[ WILBERT S. CATO
NATIONAL GUARD Robert A. Lcssard, son of Mr"s. l[ Representative of
Three young men from Shelton A. F. Lessard of Shelton, recently I[ Equitable Life
and one from Kamilche have join- was graduated from the NorthroP l i Assurance Society
ed the local National Guard unit, Aez'onautical Institute of Haw-I[
Battery B 700th AAA AW Bn thornc, Calif. He has accepted a I[ Life Insurance
(SP) WNG in the last few days, position with Jones Accessories, [] Retirements - Annuities
according to Sgt. John Huwald. Los Angeles, California. [I
The new enlistees are Robert Lessard, who served for 16it Accident & Health
months in the U.S. Army during[[ Listen To
Owen Scott of Kamilche, and
John Lorrin Alger, David Weller %Vorld W'ar II, attended the Irene[[ "This Is Your F.B.I"
S. Reed High School before enroll-/[
Jacobs and Melvin Lane, Jr., of ing at the Hawthorne school. I 8:30 p.m. Fridays-A.B.C.
Shelton, [ Alderoroft Nursery
Frank Sylvia, an employee of ........................
the City of Shelton, joined the The secret of success is con-][ Phone 677-W
battery on October 26, and a re- stoney to purpose.--Disraeli. ....
quest for his appointment to cor-
poral was made November 17.
"This man has shown what a lit-
tie work and spare time can ac-
complish," stated Sergeant Hu-
wald.
A technical inspection by the
U. S. Army nspection Team re-
sulted in a "superior" rating on
all federal property in the care
of Battery [3. Sergeant Dawson
was in charge of the property.
Sergeant Huwald announced
that Battery B is assisting in set-
ting up an emergency radio net
which will be able to contat all
other units in the state. "Radio
men or men interested in radio
are urgently needed to operate
this equipment. Pay ;tarts at
$1.25 an, hour. Several good rat-
ings are open for those who can
Well Drilling
Water Wells--- Test Holes
Bedell Drilling Co.
LAURENCE BEDELL
....................... ......... Phone.1024 .....................
Route 3. Box 101, Shelton
Corduroy
Chenille
In 7 Colors!
Big Size 90','xt05" •
Priced Penney.Iow !
7,9o
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BOXED TOWEL
HOLIDAY SETS
2.79
On every woman's "wish-
ing" list! Handsome
terry towels with bold
black stripe border. 'Bath
towel, two' hand towels,
two wash etoths. "Dec-
orator" color=.
00hop
6 PC. BOXED
TOWEL SETS
3.79
The. very same towel sets
she's admired in maga-
zines! Pastel tones in her
favorite color! Two bath,
two hand towels, two
matching wash cloths.
Boxed.
CHENILLE SPREADS
New High Color
Big FUll Size
90" x 105"
4.98 to 9.90
Wolllil'S
I)RESSES
Rayon Plaids
Dressy Styles
11 ONLY
Sizes 12 - 18
3.33
17.99
4.44
VOlliClI'S
(.,CA IS
All Wool
Gaberdine,
11 ONLY
Sizes 12 to 16
21.99
(;iris'
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COATS
All Wool Co,ert
Melton
...... 11' ONLY ,
Sizes 7-::14 .