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Thursday, 1ovcmbcr :-y, November 28, 1946. , S AON CO 3OL eS
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A O I U/I ' ' • ' ' ' ' Hood Canal Club Bazaar Last Weekend Bremerton Pair .' .....
|i n/s n Brings Better Results Than Planned f Arrested Here MANY THANKS- AND GOOD LUCK
THEATRE "F ,A,;2,.': Financial snocess "beYond e×- for our club building, the need IWn. Tr;l,r Th'ft
i Z.%-'./,- --Qx. pectation marked the bazaar and for which flea been demonstrated LXl J.ax,,lt -,,v May I take this means of expresmng my sincere up-
jamboree sponsored by the Hood upon many occasions, We wish to Acting on radioed information preciatJon to everyone who voted for me In the recent
Thursday - Friday "8 Q Can Woman's Club and held last thank everyone who came and the from the state patrol in Bremer-
Saturday, Nov. '28-29" %e. Saturday afternoon and evening many friends who helped with a election, and though I was defeated for re-election by 14.
in the Hoodsport gymnasium. The enerous out curing of donations " I ton, Shelton Police Officer Gene
g . P • Moon arrested Dale L. Thornton votes my thanks for the support given my candidacy is
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elect . large attendant, demonstrated in- Equally enthumastm" ' was Mrs. and W• O. Bullard, both of Brain- nonetheless sincere,
ter-community good-will and co- Irvin I. McVay, who as general el+on, at gunpoint, last Thurs-
Edward G. Robinson,
Youn
"THE
The ]ost Deceitful
Woman Ever
Plus News - cartoon :i
Snnday - Monday -
l)e(;ember 1 - 2 -
Clmrles Boyer
Jcnnifer Jones In
"CLUNY
Peter Lawford. IIelen
er, Reginald
From Margery Shl
Best Seller!
News Cartoon
Wednesday Only
Dew, ember 4
Brenda Joyee - Don
"DANGER
WOMAN"
PtricL Morrison,
Howard, Samuel S.
Too Dangerous To
News mid Selected
Christmas
Gifts ';::'::
Early
COMING
"THE
)UR FREIGHT
f BOAT
tEIGHT SERVICE
DELIVERY IN SHELTON
e routed via Str. Indian, Ferry
r. Skookum Chief, Milwaukee
No. 2
hedule as follows: To sound a brilliant
.fly, except Sunday at 5 p,m. for note on Christmas
pla and Shelton
lton daily, except Sunday Blue white diamond.
CARLANDER, Premldent $5.00 to
[ND FREIGHT U SETS $1200.00
and a limited assortment of
" Our first and foremos Silver Dinnerware :.... .: i.e?r F
• Suitable for All Occasions
sideration these days is
Y?l family-size laundry--"
speoa,t00, we want to
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rTO ..-------,GADhI":!]$ Table $ Table ModelModel RADIOSIAD] . BILLFOLDS and WALLETS
Phone
FIRST TIME
r Gripped The World
We Are Now Able
To Offer In Shelton
. KUSAK
CRYSTAL
I M PORTED
Direct from
CZECHOSLOVAKI A
Our Stock
Of FINE WATCHES
Is Limited
A SMALL DEPOSIT
Will hold your selec-
tion until Christmas.
17 JEWEL WATERPROOF AND SHOCKPROOF WATCHES
Now Available In Limited Numbers
SEE IT IN
XQUISITE PATTERNS
NSCHwANDER
JEWELER
Bldg: Phone
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F. E. BECKWITH
GIFTS JEWELRY MUSIC
129 Railroad Avenue Phone'143
operation. Even a heavy down-
pour of rain failed to dampen the
enthusiasm of bazaar-bent county
,esidents. Women, many fronl
other clubs, contributed most of
the afternoon attendance; the eve-
ning jambored proved an attrac-
tion for the whole family. The
school parking space soon was so
full that Dad had to drive up with
Mother and the children and go
down to the streets beh)w to park
the car.
"The success or- our bazaar was
eyond every expectation," com-
nented Mrs. Mabel V. Avey, presi-
dent of tim club. "The proceeds
will provide a wonderful nucleus
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Shelton
Lodge No. Ill
I.O.O.F. -
Meets Every Wednesday
8 p.m.
I.O.O.F. HALL
Visiting Members will be
Cordially Welcomed
ELLIS WELLS, N.G.
GUY CALL, Secretar:
Rebekah L o-L-od-M--'-
Second and Fourth Fridays
Elizabeth Simpson, N.G.
Elizabeth Butler, Secretary
7-Inch, Single burner
2-HEAT HOTPLATES .. $7,30
Tymzit flush toggle
DELAY SWITCHES
200-300 Watt Lamps for
Outdoor Portable
FLOODLIGHTS
ELIOT ELECTRIC
Tie In suIaPncee EdNgpOn e " 45.
AS MAN LEARNS ,
TO LIVE BY
LIVING- SO MUST i
HE LEARN "TO '
CARVE 8Y
CARVl NG j,/
: lllllO ELE[TiII[ :
/ THEATRE
ShaRon, Wash.
Gala NorthWest Premiere
Thursday - Sa urday
Nov. 28 - 30
Roy Rogers - Gabby Hayes
"HOME IN
OKLAHOMA"
SECOND FEATURE
"THE INNER
CIRCLE"
Matinee From 2 P.M.
Thanksgiving Day
ii i i i ii [
Sunday - Tuesday
December 1 - 3
2 FEATURES
"THUNDER HEAD"
SON OF FLIKKA
"DIXIE DUGAN"
Wednesday
December 4
One Day Only
2 FEATURES
"BANJO ON
MY KNEES"
"BERMUDA
MYSTERY"
I
(::hairn]an of the clubhouse com-
mittee, planned the affair and di-
rected the work of the various
committees. She attributed much
of its success to news articles pub-
lished by The Journal. the fine
cooperation of business firms, oth-
er county organizations and her
eo-workers in charge of the var-
ious booths, amusements and re-
freshments.
Husbands, too. received their
share of the credit.
Greeting the guests upon arrival
were Mrs. Avey, Mrs. McVay, Mrs.
Fred Sauer, vice-president of the
club, Mrs. Herbert Dickinson,
a
former president, and Mrs. C. E.
Hill, chairman of publicity and do-
nations.
Winners or" nylon hose. afternoon
door prizes, contributed by J. C.
Penney Co., were Mrs. Merle
Smith, Hpodsport; Mrs. Beulah
Worl, and Marie Kaare, Hoods-
port.
Many shoppers had afternoon
coffee served at the downstairs
refreshnent counter, an attract-
ive and busy spot all afternoon
and evening. Cheerfully serving
hot-dogs, salads, home-cooked hot
dishes, doughnuts and ice cream,
the following brought cash to the
clubhouse fund "the hard way,"
on the kitchen committee: Mrs.
Gladys Lockwood, Mrs. Virginia
Becker and Alma Hill, assisted by
Nancy and Joyce Lockwood and
Orpba Hill, loyal club daughters.
Well-arranged and inviting, ba-
zaar booths were almost taken by,
storm in the first rush of buying.
Committees were in charge as
follows: Food--Mrs• Margaret An-
derson, Mrs. oe Seers, Mrs. Jan-
ella Shepaprd, Mrs. Candace Nos-
worthy and Mrs. Lois Piecre;
Gifts.--Mrs. Helen Anderson. Mrs.
Hazel Eornwali, Mrs. Beulah
Worl. Mrs. Oletha Stark and Mrs.
Flora Lockwood• Needlework
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs. Vir-
ginia DeBard, Mrs. Carrie Gifford,
Mrs. Core Peterson and Mrs. Dor-
the Carey; Garden Booth Mrs.
Josie Peterson and Mrs• Madge
Erhart, assisted by Mrs. Erhart's
daughter, Mrs. Jean Burman;
White Elephants--Mrs. Blanche
Radtke, Mrs live Collins, Mrs. So-
phia Nelson and Mrs. Ella Lunt.
Jamboree Features Fun
Mrs. Vera Linscott was clmir-
man in charge of the evening jam-
boree entertainment, which fea-
tured fun with a fish-pond, a
throw-ball conhest, bingo games in
the basement, fortune-teUing,
danciRg and awarding of prizes.
Mrs. Alice Hill and Mrs. Core
Paterson .presided at the fiahpond;
Dr. 1rein 1. McVay, and Mrs. Diane
Walker handed out prizes to suc-
cessful ball-throwers; Mrs. Helen
Andersen, with the volunteer as-
sistance of Dess Haines, Earl
Monroe and Wally Oliver, had
hail charge of the bingo games, a'
very popular attraction, With all
winners elig.ible for the turkey
sweepstakes. Winner of the
Thanksgiving bird, donated y the
Hoodsport Market Center, was
Molan Maxon of Union.
Mrs. Margaret Anderon told
very satisfactory fortunes in a
special booth, getting her largest
clientele from those who were
young enough to have the longest
futures ahead of them.
"Franlde" Radtke at the liano
played for dancing at intervals
during the evening.
An appreciative audience-cir-
cled the auditorium to watch the
dance exhibit, which was a high-
light of the jamboree entertain-
ment, and remained for announce-
ment of prize awards. Presented
by the Jack Moffett Dance Insti-
tute, the following talented young-
sters were aplauded for their
dance specialt-ies: The Price and
Boyen sisters, five-year-old Char-
lene Hansen, Jackte Halbert and
Eddie Mercer. rs. Earl Monroe
played piano' accompaniment for
the dance numbers and for her
small daughter, Ann, to sing "Un-
der the Willow Tree." A surprise
number on the program was Mrs.
E -
. S. Avey, Jr., uleasing her lts-
ners lth her sin'ig or 'y Don't
lnow Enough About You.
Mrs. Datby Wins Radio
Mrs. Ethel Dalby of Union was
awarded the radio and record-
player donated by the Lumber-
men s Mercantile. Mrs. Dalby,
well-known Hood Canal artist, had
herself presented the club with a
watercolor autumn scene, pur-
chased by E. S. Avey in an auc-
tion conducted by /rs. Irvin I.
McVay. Mrs. Dalby's painting
will be framed for its buyer thru
the courtesy of Drees' Paint and
Art store in Olympia.
. Winner of the child's red ape,d-
dr, contributed by Olsen Furn.tture
Co., was Mrs. Gordon Simmons,
Route 2, :Box 192, Shelton.
Eveniag door-prizes were award-
ed, the eectric clock donated by
Beckwith Jewelry Sotre, going to
Mrs. N. J. Grooms, Lilliwaup, and
the electric razor from Roy Me-
Conkey's pharmacy to Mark Ryan
of Lake Cushman. horns John-
son became the owner of a wool
mackinaw from Needham's Men's
Shop and William Gilbert as
awar0ed the handsome spread do-
nated by the Hood Canal Table
Supply.
Hat-check girls for the evening
were Jane Aldrich and Nor,he
Knutson. Other daughters assist-
ing during the•bazaar were Caro-
lyn DeBard and Merrily Hill. Hus-
bands were almost too many for
special mention. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Cornwall, community new-
comers, were active assistants.
Sunday afternoon found commit-'
tee members and their husbands in
work clothes at the gym, putting
things to rights and late, enjoying
a pot-luck dinner made' hilarious
through joy in he success of the
big commtmity project.
A hand-lettered list of business
firms helping the bazaar has been
prepared and is to occupy a prom-
inent place in the present club
room. The members declare, how-
ever, that if a name is not on the
list, it is only an error or because
the firm, through lack of time was
not contacted.
day night at a roadblock he set
up at First and Pine Street and
held them in the city jail here
for Bremerton police.
The pair were wanted for the
alleged theft of a trailer and were
removed to the Navy Yard city
Friday to face grand larceny
charges. Police Chief Paul Hughey
, said Thornton and :Bullard told
him they had been paid $20 by
another man to bring the trailer
to Shelton,
Cars Collide Tuesday
On Olympia Highway
A ear driven by Earl Dickinson
of Route 1, Shelton, and a state
car from Olympia, drive by
Frank M. Stocktma of Olympia,
were involved in an accident Tues-
day noon, doing damage to both
cars totaling around $200. The
accident occurred three miles
south of Shelton on the Olympia
highway.
BIRTH REPORTED TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Earl White of
PuyaHup are the parents of a
girl born Tuesday, November 26
in the hospital, Shelton.
I also wish to take this opportunity to wish my
sueeessor. Mr. Smith. sueeess in the office to which
he has been elected by the people of Mason County.
OMER L. DION
THIS
LINE'S
BUSY
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You may bet these kids are popular. We keep their clothes
spotlessly clean--ready to take off to a juke box session or
coke ja=mboree at a moment's notice. Keep our number
befepe your youngsters. Phone 86.
PANTORIUM CLEANERS & TAILORS
215 S. 2nd St. Phone 86
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Phone 228 - 321 Cots
NEW SHIPMENT OF
JOSEPH CARMEL SUITS
CHADWYK SUITS
" HENRY ROSENFELD DRESSES
Special Gift Wrapping Dept. Evenings by Appointment
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Scooters ................. from $.98 p
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Doll Buggies ................ $8.95 & up
Totcyeles .............................. $6.98
Creepers ................................ $3.95
Swing Bowl Set " $3.95
Table Tennis Set .................. $7.95
Sleds ...................................... $6.95
Bicycle Accessories of
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Electric Travel Irons .......... $6.50
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New Tle Stove .............. $13.60
Casco - 30 Positive Heats
Heating Pads ...................... $7.20
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Electric Heaters .............. $13,75
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Plaids In All Colors
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