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TRUST
LUCK...
I rust
A Savings
Account
• Earn a Good Return
• Enjoy Savings Safety
START YOUR
ACCOUNT TODAY
YOUR LUCKY
DAY
YOU MIGHT be willed a for-
tune . . . or win a grand
radio "jackpot" and wind up
on "'easy street." You might!
Make sure of financial se-
curity. Save 'now--regularly
fl'onl incolnc .... for incollC
fl;ofn S/tVill as,
" - _ _ _ d
l%urston County Federal
Savings & Loan Association
Minerva Park
VV VVVV VVVVVV VVV VV
By Mrs. S. E. Grlggs
Fred Hanson, proprietor of the
Minerva Mercantile store and
dealer for Shell Oil Products, at-
tended a banquet at the Winthrop
Hotel in Tacoma Thursda eve-
ning honoring dealers for Shell
Oil products. The banquet was
well attended and Mr. Hanson,
who has handled Shell products
for 28 years held the honor of
being the oldest dealer in service
by three years.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Granger and
daughter P a t, of Marysville,
Wash. visited Fred Hanson Thurs-
day afternoon. Mrs. Granger is a
daughter of Mr. Hanson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johns and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Hicks and family spent the week
end at ,Forest Grove, Ore., vis-
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Stolen.
Hoye Flemming of Hoquiam,
and his friends, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Thomasbn and small son, spent
Sunda:] at the Flemming beach
honle.
Donahl Ragan attended the P.-
T.A. carnival at the Hoodsport¢
school Friday evening. After a
pleasant evening he spent the
night with Eddie Burling.
DEMOCRATS PLAN
NEW COUNTY CLUB
A group of Mason county Dem-
ocrats will meet in the court house
at 8 p.m. December 1 to form a
Democratic Club and elect offic-
ers. By-laws will be considered.
A committee set up by the Dem-
ocratic Central Committee has
been working for some time to-
Security Bldg., Olympia, Was ward organizing a Democratic
Club and a large number of mere-
DIRECTORS bers have already paid their dues
for 1950 which has been set at
CARLTON I. SEARS K.L. PARTIW $1.00. Those who wish to join
before the meeting may do so by,
G. W. DRAHAM V. BRIDENSTINm paying their dollar to their pre-I
cinct committeeman or to the
HAZEL WALMER FRED HOIZ H C. BRODIm : ......
• county cnalrman, unarles avage,
, or Secretary Earl Carr.
f',t" "
,v- Carol Baker presents: . "'
rre eeonmal, .k,,/
_ Jl"" ..m,m altaD|mll --,.,.
:er, "*'r 00l00nUN fie
DARfGOLO Way
Darigoid Deluxe Pumpkin Pie--the
perfect dessert for holiday meals !
It's pumpkin pie at its best with a
new, distinctive flavor. Easy to
DARIGOLD
t
I
make.., so good to taste• I D4|teo
• . '°,C-- " v/, ,,p, _ Pill
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MILK adds creamy richness to I a:","? 'l',. ,,,:,..'",""
Oron ne O4l WO/nWI € ! • •tttlht
this favorite dessert and best f ..., oo, ,. • .,.. I
oven , ii e h. A, t try 4/ |-"
,fall, double.rich / "".:,.o,4!;y::!o*2!!'.'::.,}'2.::'7=p, o.,. /
Darigold Evaporated ,...., ',-4"- I
• a, 0
M,Ik actually costs you less. ""-,.,,.../,
GUARANTEED QUALITY FROM
.. For Infant Feeding...your
'- dodor knows Darigold
Evaporated Milk
EVAPORATEB MI Lit
PACIFIC NORTHWEST DAIRY FARM|
gHELTON- MASON COUNTY JOURNAL
Anna O'osswhite
Is Hostess For
Rhododendron Club
(Crowded out last week.)
Anna Crosswhite was hostess to
the Rhododendron Garden Club
when it met for its November
session at her home in Belfair.
Sixteen of the club's twenty mem-
bers answered roll call by telling l
of something for which they were
thankful that had happened in'
their garden during the year.
Past President Florence Brain
gave a report on the Olympic Pen-
insula District meeting which was
held at the Methodist church in
Shelton recently. Della Goetsch,
the new president, who also at-
tended that meeting, told with
pride that the Rhododendron club's
arrangement of red apples, green
grapes, shining green peppers and
a huge orange colored crook-neck
squash had been chosen as the
centerpiece for the speakers' to-
ble.
The fall plant exchange, which
was a feature of the meeting at
Mrs. Crosswhite's home, created
much merriment md excitement
as bidding became enthusiastic
over a wide variety of horticultur-
al specimens and resulted in a sub-
stantial sum being added to the
club's treasury. Two rose bushes,
a gift from Mr. Squire of the Bel-
fair Gardens, were awarded to
Thursday,
Notice To Customer
OF THE L.M. GROCERY DEPARTMENT
WHILE CARPENTERS REMODEL THE
GROCERY DEPARTMENT, IT WILL BE
CLOSED MONDAY, TUESDAY. W.ED.N.ESDAY
NOVEMBER 28 - 29 - 30, So Stock u 1) for 3 Extra Days
While You Shop this Post-Thanksgiving Weekend
REOPENING THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1949
Meat Market Will NOT Be C
holders of winning tickets and Pineapple
boosted the financial status of the
club.
An announcement was made of
the Christmas party and gift ex.
change which will be held in con-
nection with the December meet-
ing on the first day of next month
at the home of Lela Evans with
Mrs. Goetsch as co-hostess, Mem-
SLICED PINEAPPLE
SLICED PINEAPPLE
PINEAPPLE JUICE
PINEAPPLE JUICE
No. 2-Tin ........
II
No. 1 Tin ..............
No. 2 Tin ................
46-Oz, Tin ..............
0 •
A-1 SAUCE .......... 6-oz. 31 €
PALMDALE - MEDIUM
RIPE OLIVFN ...... No. l's 29 ¢
MINCEMEAT ......... 9-oz.
CAMPBELL'S CREAM Of
CHICKEN SOUP .... 2 tins
PACIFIC PEARL
CRAB MEAT ...... V-¢an
STARKIST
GRATED TUNA ..... A-can
RATH'S
PORK SAUSAGE .... 8-oz.
BISQUICK .......... 40-oz.
DUFF'S
HOT ROLL MIX ... 1.41A-oz.
CINCH
WHITE CAKE MIX .. 17.oz.
S,O.S.
SCOURING PADS. l0 pads
SHURFINE
SHORTENING 3-1b
PUMPKIN PIE SPICE. 2-oz.
A CAROL BAI[ER TREAT
DARIGOLD
LK
TALL. 69 €
12 SMALL
BRANDIED 28-OZ JAR
S &W MINCEMEAT ..........
PLUM - FIG - DATE -- 14-OZ. TINS
OLD ENGLISH PUDDINGS
PALMDALE 7-OUNCE JAR
GLACE CHERRIES ..........
Established 1895
I• You have demanded lower food prices through your replies to our recent question-
llall't%
2. Beginning I)ecember 1, 1949, we WILL give you lower food prices.
3. Of course, as you all understand, in order to do this we MUST cut operating costs•
4. Therefore, we are revising the policy in our Food Departments as f011ows:
A. We will operate on a strictly self-service Cash & Carry
Price Basis. We will reduce our prices to conform to those
in the most aggressive Cash & Garry stores•
B. We invite credit accounts as usual,and there will be a
L, monthly charge of 80¢ to customers charging in our food de-
.,, partments.
:,, C, I)elivcry service will bc available, for which the cub-
.,,. Ümer will pay the exact cost of 17¢ per delivery•
5• We; fccl /rhal, o[Ir customer, are entitled to tim very best values we can offer. You
* I " %
will lu more than haply to reduce your food bill even if it seems a little ineonve|fient
al the start.
6. We want you to know that your patronage in the past Ires been appreciated and vM-
ucd and we trust thai you will continue with us under our new plan.
7. We are giving you this advance notice because we appreciate what you have done
to help us buihl such a lliee business.
'PHANKS A LOT, MR. AND. MRS. CUSTOMER
LOWER PRICES DEMAND LOWER OPERATING COSTS
"THE TIlANKSGIVING week
end frequently brings rains or
freezing temperatures which add
to traffic hazards," Chief Pryde
said, "and smart drivers will
check up now on tires, wind-
shield defrosters and wiper blades
to insure prcpardedness, Drive de-
cording to weather and road con-
ditions, Allow extra time to get
there."
On Thanksgiving Day 1948, two
p0ple were killed in traffic acci-
dents in Washington, and during
the following three days, 8 per-
sons lost their live "in traffic ac-
cidents. Our last holiday, Armis-
tice Day, and the following Sat-
urday and Sunday accounted for
12 deaths in highway tragedies.
Sunday alone accounted for the
death of five persons.
SUNDAY EVENING hours from
4 to 9 o'clock are proving to be
the most dangerous hem's of the
week for motorists and pedestri-
ans.
PUHN FEATURED IN
LOGGING CONGRESS
H. O. lflm of Shelton was fea-
tured on the program of the 40th
anniversary session of the Pacific
Logging Congress which was held
In Seattle on November 14, 15 and
16. Puhn took part in a practical
logging demonstration which was
presented Tuesday afternoon.
New officers elected for 1950 at
the convention are Bruce Moore-
head, of LaGrande, Ore., president;
Sidney G. Smith, of Vancouver, B.
C., 'Ice president; A, L. Mills,
Portland, Ore., treasurer, and Car-
win A• Woolley, of Portland, Ore.,
secretary. Woolley succeeds A.
Whisnant of Portland who is re-
tiring after_25 years. Whisnant
was elected secretary and adviser
to the management committee of
the congress.
Approximately 2,000 delegates
attended, the session.
DEL MONTE
CATSUP
WONDER MIX - NALLEY'S
PICKLES ............
lge. 2/33'
12-oz. 23 €
BRUCE'S - Blended Pineapple and Grapefruit .... 46-OZ.
BLENDED JUICE ......... 43 ¢
S & W - NO. 2 TIN
BROWN BREAD ......... . 21 ¢
DEL MONTE -- NO. 303 CAN
CREAM CORN .......... 2/29
DAWN FRESH - PIECES & STEMS
MUSHROOMS ....... 4-oz. 27€
MISSION
PEAS .......... 303-can 3/29 ¢
TASTE¥ELL
TOMATOES .. No. 1 Tall 2/23*
V-8 COCKTAIL JUICE ,.o. 35 €
qt.
) )
IOIULAR BRANDS {PKG. 17¢) WONDERI" i'OOD
CIGARETIES ....... etn. 1.69 MARSHMALLOWS... l-lb.
I,OOKING GLASS - 8-OZ. LOOKING GLASS - .I-OZ. ASSORTED- PKG. SUNSHINI CRACKIIS_
ALMONDS39 PECANS 29 * JELLO .... 7 ¢ HI.HOS..27
' WHIt ...... WALNU'PS
kEDDI- ' ...... 49 ¢ ........... 1.lb.
s w s w LARGE 4
FRUIT MIX .... l-lb. glass 47 € MIXED, NUTS ........ l-lb.
I
STRAINED - OCEAN SPRAY NO. 300
CRANBERRY00 SAUCE ......
OCEAN SPRAY NO. 300
WHOE CRANBERRIES..
ROCKDELL NO. 2Va CAN
PUMPKIN- ............ 2/19*
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Established 1895
:::i! i
2
hers are asked to be prepared to
answer roll call at that meeting
with original Christmas stories. /
The club, in response to a corn- Jo /'ff.;/
men desire of its members, is in- r TOLL
cluding in its program for the /1,
new year, a light course in par- tt-.t'W 'o
liamentary law. The first lesson U 1 1 I I COl.l r
was given at the November ,eet- n v u /4£." Z7
ing with Della Thompson, assisted 1, "" 1
class.bY IAllian Linee, conducting the COOKIE$//
Caut00onisUrged oz ,,Ko. /,,: .... /,.7
18€
On Highways On --- /2:[
Thanksgiving Day T.E OR,,.AL STRA,NO g
Wltl manytrips home planned FOODS FOR BABIES ,11'
for ThanksgiVing Day and the
following week end, Chief James 6 ?/IS 4S€ =(J
A. Pryde of the Washington State
Patrol today warned drivers and SHURFINE ..... NO. 2 , CAN T] A ]['w][
JAVtXTXTAIW
pedestrians
to
be
"extremely
care-
fuX" because of the extra holiday RUIT COCKTAIL ........ 29
traffic. NONESUCH CONDENSED