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Page 6 2 7. llU, Lmt i i i, i i n i , ,i i i inU|l J , i i NEED ....... Oltman Member Of ) .......... t j..ior College roup ) THi; i:flRilM I I :. -,,. . /[ R. W. Oltman, Sllelton city I ||mBm mvmmlWm I i  \\; diiiibA R   school superintendent, has a an- L ---- .&apos; other educational assignment now hint n Gre n I 2 UL, / he has accepted appointment Re.K:,P.ySeed;. e | , --  , as a, n-Jenlber of the advisory corn- I o'ffr fho fnllnx:in' n " ,qnlu- !  I mittee for tllc new Olympic Jun- tio]:'-o'th"su'c'c'u,detX dis"cus- I :     I ior College which is now conduct- , .... :,,, " ' I uraer e.:e.][id ing ,!lasscs m its first year o1 "";" Tl,'e*'growing of Christmas |" /f-mdrm'TW existence in the old Bremcrton "r ' shorn - be handled b'" nu;" .... " ....... ' " r t e£s ,. tl 3 y - t .. Now! :]1*f .il, s,ho,,l lu,ld,. ....... i '- sine- and t    " • . • 1 series- l.Dls 1s Lfle r DuJ ,, S • !.  .... '//. .':..'.t.::'li,':r'g,.:',T,/n.'l..:l,O,iId l,,'ovlde year around work • lii  u_ffJA eH£t n t,l t(ff ,.L "L tuCztt ' J C uu- t . : l'" "f "l had .... "- -"---------. . • . : ' ]or rnal y we "gets. 1 I: ns | L n g tour Irom Shelton Mr Olt-[: . .. , ..... ,. Tone and Monarch man said. 'i'be position on the ad-i peen smrtea :earsllaego ?ht... | QUICK DILIVERY vlsory committee is purely hen- I ooys cotuona , . ca ea o . e .ut: I P.O. Box 1046 Phone 7454 orry and the committee is corn- i se:y[)en :or sometnmg, to plan , * °   " ......  , OU[ tiler() were non(  avanaolc I #",,)lta | Clt  l  uel posed of school authortl(s troln ,' , .... .• " . , :.. l .... , t " • n 2. Thin out uae tzees tney m, Ol,,mia Wash. conunumties non: h cti the ju - . ......... .'  . ' ] t ' , ........ iol' college draws its students, won t ?u De cut Uns yearner a:ta .................... I .qaus'- ..... /knswel'---T:ne trees max : .......... , i   H "[ made Shelton what it is today were m .... .. m l never "thinned out" as far as I can ' _ :,,, " "' P " " 1 s • ! l |ITli'C   "-" . I I piling' are very favorable on the I LIII . .'.Jk , ii present marl:eL, the future telc- | I.l-Srdcor'vw'5l./ ml phone pole will be fir as cedar is • I--7" ' I J L Morrow BUSY ............................ _ • • ........... Shelton Valley Grange [ ...... il Electron ! ue Tonight • You may bet these kids are popular, we Keep thew clotnes Election ()1' its 1§47 officers will i ., .... III night's Shelton Valley Grange spotlessly clean--ready to take off to a juke box session or i hc the main business detail of to- m coke jamboree at a moments notice kkeep our numoer ml .__, g ". -, .... • . . _  • • meln , sene(]tue( for e i g n I. before your youngsters, Plione 86. il o'clock, in the Shclton . Valley m , m) Grangc hall, Master Archm Lem- | • |[ ke reminded the membersliip this I'ANq[OKIUM' " CLEANERS'  ' " & TAILORS m week m l Scheduled two weeks ago, the m ' - -^- Phohe 86 ml election was postponed by the m 215 S, zno :t. , m00s,,ow which made it impossle ..... t I I I ,I   ,, .ql to hold the meeting at that time ,-.-7,g o.*o oUo,.o ,.*o o'.o o.*oo.*ooU ,-'oo-*o o-'oo-'oo:o o:-:o o:oo:o o:o oo oo,Xo ¢o o:o ,:o ,:, oo O o:oo:o o:oo::oo:ooo o!o J-o 4 ' SIrELTON-M.KSON COUNTY JOURNAL :!i December 5, 19,6 Yhursday, December  ....... : ----r ............ ,- ..... /1 . Shelton Traveler Has Good Luck Dodging Weather Keeping head of bad weather every minute for five weeks was the pleasure of Mrs. R. W. Oltman when she left Shelton by automo- bile to tour the Western states with her sister, Mrs. Lucille Cat- terall, her niece, Mrs. William Perry, and Billy Perry, all of I-Ion- ohllu. Losing only one trick to the weather man, when she got caught in a suow storm at Yellowstone National Park, Mrs. Oltman ex- plained that the trip was satisfac- tory in every respect---the weath- er, accommodations and scenery. Going through Idaho and :Mon- tana, the group visited Ogden and Salt Lake City in Utah, followed by stops at Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park and the Grand Can- yon. From the national parks Mrs. Oltman traveled to Phoenix, Ynma, the Mexican border and Brawley in tile Imperial Valley, where the travelers were interested in watching the cotton pickers in the fields. In San Diego Mrs. Oltman vis- ited her son, Dick, who is stationed there with the Marine Corps. She was able to spend three days with him and reports that he is well and happy. A trip straight through on the coast brought the ladies home to Shelton, where they arrived a few days before the recent snow storm. Partnership Changes Ill Ingram-Bridges Motors His partnership interest in In- gram-Bridges Motor Company, lo- ca! Nash car agency, has been sold by Chet Bridges to Einar 00FBRESIS Driving Charges Keep Judge Busy In Jt!ce oQ)Urt For th. t  •' ' eeks, Justice \\;V. A. Magoon has been pretty busy in his court with recldess, negligent and drunken driving charges which include the follow- ing: Clinton Lewis Wilson, Shelton, l.)leadcd guilty to reckless driving On negligent driving charges, Leonard J. Fosberg of Aberdeen, forfeited $25 bail; After he pleaded guilty to drun- ]Cetcoicddtican Lemon post ;!p: ken driving charges, W. P. Cool:, Shelton,' was fined $75 and costs  and his driver's license was re- Post's dO & 8 drill team under the voked for one year; direction of Commander Sethers David S. Coles pleaded guilty to of the visiting delegation, drunken driving charges and paid The neophytes inch|de Henry a $100 fine and his driver's li- Boysen, Richard Springgate, W. I-L censc revoked for one year after Adams, J, M. Axelson, C. F. Bos- allegedly strildng a car driven by well, Steve Toney, M. F. Burslie, Ted Richert, near the White Spot Jesse Wolfe, John Hardin, Jack last week; Kimbcl and Robert Kimbel. Mere- Royal E. Day, Shelton, was fin- bership applications of Chester ed $75 and costs af:ed pleading Boswell, Morton Burslie and Wes- guilty to drunken drixing charges ley Maulden were approved also. and his driver's license was re- Plans for the annual post Christ- voked for one year; mas party were outliued by.Chair- John M. Corey of Camp 5 plead- ed guilty to drunken driving man Bill Valley. charges and was fined $100 and his license re;oked for one year, Geologist Tells About but to extenuating circumstances, Mineral, Oil Depletion hajfthefine'wasstjspende2'vv" Dr. J. Hoover Mackin, member Shelton Valley of thc University of Washington forunl service and of tile univcr- vvvvv-,vvvvvvvvvv,-v- stty's geology department, ad- It has just recent come to this dressed members of the Shelton correspondent's notes that one Kiwanis club at their regular more of our returned boys has weekly luncheon meeting on Tues- taken a wife. This time it is Lee day. Dr. Mackin was secured Schuffenhauer, son of Mr. and thl;ough R. W. Oltman, who intro- Mrs. Albert Sehuffcnhauer, and duced the ,npeaker and presided over the meeting. Dr. Mackin spoke on tile possi- bilities of discovering new mineral   . { Don t BABY , t From wher I st... A# Joe M: ,. ,. . ,  . _Jr, o, you won t nece ]  J 10uld your own, youl )  t How o " ! ':ke a lot of your tin • " The best way is ! ...O r, ..or.lln re and let our me, ,, Ihape for the winter I guess folks in our town do about bour after dinner, ,and ]'ll ^ #'- -* ...... as much worrying as in yours--over worrying over in one eone:' gtL LIIL LIW GiL housing and prices, and crops, and period. When that s over, It __ : .....  ^... .... Thul% i,au u, , jobs--and the httle domestic prob- over a friendly glass of [ ,1^.. ;, , m ., ,0, lems that are always eom|ng up " Ma Hoskins--and they talkt . ..... u, ...... u- v • . real car again. Dad Hoskins, who's lived to the .pleasant thmgs together, t r happy age of eighty, has a simple time. . L  A  formula for stopping worry. About From where I sit, that' s F' ][ mWmm every problem, hc asks himself: Is able a formula as you coulii In Connection with S there anything I can do about it? right clown to the mellow : for-Kaiser-Frazier If there is, he never postpones beer .tha seems to wink aW - ..... making a decision, or taking neces- worrzes, , t-lrst ano vine sary action•  ,k" .:b If there isn't anything he can do  ]/ff ...... : about it, lie sets aside a "worrying / .... ] Copyright, 1946, United States Brewers Fo 4 HERE'S WHY MOST M01 ,. ....... , -=t ,--- Frozen. roo00 hen T L-cker- Gat©h U  r=tng, soothing re: tom distress of colds st hurry when you rub NOW AVAILABLE VapoRub a bedtime. VapoRub penetrates bronchial tubes with the girl he married is Miss Louise FOR USE Dorsey of Centralia. Mr. and Mrs.: medicinalvapors. Albert Schuffenhauer and little daughter, Arlene, with their older o"" Christmas Ca!ds .:.:" , O O O *-** $ ;o.: :!: ":' ROONEY S DIME STORE ';" ooooo:ooo oo .. + o:o o:o o:o o:o+o:ooooo + oo +o:o o:o o:o oo o:o oo oo oo oo oo o:o oo o° o° °:° °°°:° °:° °:° Reiton of Raymond and the firm's name will' be changed to Ingram- Reiton Motor Company, accord- ing to Hhrry Ingram, the other partner. Mr. Reiton at present is a teacher in Raymond high school and will not become actively en- gaged in the partnership until the end of the current school semes- ter about the first of February, Mr. Ingram said. Mr. Reiton will take charge of the firm's service department while Mr. Ingram continues as sales manager. it's easy and economital to plan your meals when you buy from Safe- ,way. Safeway features quality foods at saving prices... €ompare! BLEND 0'GOLD, NATURAL i G;P;00(r00it | BLENDED JUmCE...-0z35c i ".' P:::' i00ff | 0RANGE JUICE...00,oz 39, I lJ-0Z. ZIC 1 Ground Fresh <,b Pkg O5) AIRWAY COFFEE 36c t a?eUA seAsN' ' AEE Dr a inMEdA'T2eP , , . better in quality and better eat- - - EVERYONE'S FAVORITEI I * / WHEAT!yES'" 10c Lucky Strikes, etc. Ctn, 1.69  GOMPARE.PRICESoEACH A SAVING!o _-_ - _ • 1 i BAKER'S COC0k Breakfast Cocoa ............................................... ½. b. can 10c QUAKER OATS, Quick or regular cereal ........................................... 3.lb. Pkg. 29c MINCED CLAMS, Deep=Sea Brand-for chowder ....................... -oz. can 39¢ COVB OYSTERS, Small Eastern-swell fried ..... :. ................... 7½-oz. can 59c CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP-it's condensed ................ 10½-oz., 2 cans 25c 1 1 . RED HILL CATSUP, from Red-ripe tomatoes .............................. 3½ oz. 19c LIGHT GLOBES, Sylvania Frosted, 40 or 60 watt ...................... 5 pack ctn. 55c BIT'S O'DILL PICKLES, Doodle Dandy Brand ............................. 24.o7.. jar 25c ing. Buy "Acme" Beef and you can be assured of the best! "Acme" Grain Fed Beef Beef Pot Roast .. lb. 43¢ Tender & Delicious Eating, graded 'Good' RIB ROAST .................. lb. 49¢ "Acme" Quality Beef, Graded "Good" T-BONE STEAK .......... lb. 59¢ "Acme" Quality Beef, Graded "Good" Sirloin BEEF STEAK lb. 49¢ "Aome" Quality Beef, Graded "Good" SAFEWAY'S GROUND BEEF ............ lb. 43¢ Specially Prepared Every Day No Inferior Meat Included PORK LOIN ROAST _. lb. 55¢ Young Grain-Fcd - Finest Quality PORK LOIN CltOPS .. lb. 59¢ Yotng Grain-Fed - FineSt Quality PORK STEAKS ............ lb. 55¢ Young Grain-Fed - Finest Quality LEG OF LAMB ............ lb. 49¢ Tender, Young - Graded "Good" LOIN LAMB CHOPS .. lb. 65¢ Tender, Young - Graded "Good" * SERVE SEAFOOD FOR VARIETY * IIALIBUT STEAKS ...... lb. 49¢ Medium Size SALMON STEAKS ...... lb. 49¢ Red King or Chinook /Ipq  , '   , , BOX APPLES $]..39 .'11 I • • 12 tO a Box - Packcl for Easy Mailing ARIZONA DESERT G R A P E F R U 1 T ........... lb. 6¢ Marsl Seedless . . . Sweet Tasting Grapcfruitl Servc for breakfast. Calif., Rcd Ripe - For Slicing Calif. -Hydratcd 7'!,'I'Oz' TOMATOES .... lb. 1.5¢ I}ATES .......... pkg. 29¢ Cuban (2-Lb, Average) Calif. - All Edible - Fresh PINEAPPLES lb. 19(! Bi{O(]OLLI ...... lb. 18¢ BE.AUTIFUL FRESH HEADS! SN().WI-]ITE (AULIIIA)WId{ lb. 15¢ Each Head Trimmed of Excess Lcavcs. Medium Size Heads, Rome BeauLy A! I LIS Ibo Ill/r( '! L¢cal I AKSN H S lb. l.l¢ California CARROTS ........ lb. 7d NO SALES TO DEALERS: PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 AND 7, 1946, SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES AND STOCK. BLEACH _ - _ _ q FISHER'S BLEHD, FLOUR 10-lb. " 'a°"°l 5S 25-1bs. 0 "_ _ - ___ • ALBER'S FLAPJACK FLOUR ............... ,..40.oz. pkg. 27c CANTERBURY TEA, Orange Pekoe 5lack.l-lb. pkg. 85c VELVEETA, A Kraft Cheese.food ............ ½-lb. pkg. 3f c MRS. WRi6HT'S BBEAD• while or wheat 1½ lb. loaf 16 DRIED PEACHES• Extra fancy Muirs ........ 1.lb. Cello 37c SODA CRACKERS• "Hit,s" Brand ............ 1.lb. Pkg. 15c LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE Twice Rich ....... 47.oz. can 26c PRIHCE ALBERT TOBACCO, X'mas gift. wrap....1.1b. 81c m Sold At Auction Eleven pieces of state tide litnds in the Belfair area, and two pieces of school htnd on Harstine Island were sold by the county auditor Tnesday morning for a total of $4,735.10, the appraised value of the property. One piece with an appraised valne of $2,860.80 rc- mained unsold, as therc were no bidders. The sale was authorized by the Commissioner of Public Lands and was an auction sale. "VISITORS leROM ARIANGTON Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tayh)r, former Sheltonians now living near Arlington, were visitors in Shelton over the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. Taylor, former high school vice-principal here, is now vice-principal and guidance ad- viSOL' at Arlington high school. LaE;iSSONIERES |lAVE BOY Mr. and Mrs. Allan LaBissoniere are the parents of a boy born .Monday, December 2 in thc Shel- ton General Hospital. Christmas Trees. (Contlnued from page 1) once more. bale the sorted trees and load them onto box cars for shipment to their often remotc destinations. Trees Travel Afar Trees from this area have heen shipped to Honohflu, Havana and occasionally to the Philippine Is- lands. In cases where the trees are shil)ped over long distances thcy are somctiules treated with a parafIin solution wlaich further protects the needlcs. The Hofert company, which has an investment of $125,000 during a season here, is the largest Christ- mas tree outfit in the country and carries on cutting operations in Newfoundland, Maine, British Co- lumbia, California, Montana, Ida- ho, Washington and numerous other states. Since 75 per cent of the Hofcrt trces arc sold ou a COlasignlncnt basis, certain divisions of the bus-i iness are maintained on a yearly! basis. The main office of the con]pany is in Los Angeles With' branch offices in Kansas City, Se- attle and other large cities in the United States. This Christmas holiday Los An- "geles residents may stand in awe of the mighty d5-foot decorated fir tree standing in the lobby of the Plaza, Hotel, but Sheltonians can smile knowingly and point out a Christmas tree in their back yard tha,,would put thc California "crcation to shame. Thc allntlal prodtlction of bor- ax in thc United States is approx- imately 40 million pounds. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE: girl's Dre-w;tr bicycle izl good coudition. Phone 512 lJetwecn 10:30 am and 5:30 p.m. t.t12-5-19 SPECIAL WHILE TttEY LAST: $2. F, ath-Mitts for ollly $I Als) other hwely items f(r 'X ts gfts. EI- vira's Beauty Shrl), ,t0-1 Franldin. IllollC 563. 12-5 I,'OR SALE: toy ch,ctrit! train and track $10,50. "/)ll011t) I'ISV. ]112-5 tO1L SALI] ski ot fit I' ,': green, izc 1.1. Pa,'):a. gr,'('n stzc"i:i Sh.,,s size • or 7%., Call 11SW 'I'2-5 FOI{ SALE: newly painted 3-year-old |lt}LlSt, CILll |)t) lllOVCd, ';iz(! 20 X 28. ]llstlhthJd. Thr(q! large |'OOll].q alld slmwer, Oil h. water |Ink, Kitchen has 13-fl. built ins, Phone lreme)'- lt)ll 1d79W. 1-'12-5-19 FOI 8ALE: 30-gaL hot wah,r tank .III(I slRnd, 8o11t fittings. Ollly tlS(!(l S)lOl't t[llit!. ]llqtlirc ,[tL 1233 Fr:tnklhl. W12-5-19 LAI{(;I2] LOT leOl L FAI.E: 1,)('atc'd close i town on IIHI[II h]?A']lWay, l,casOllab]y l)rJco,,I. Pholl 372J. V12-5 1,'()lL *'3\\;LE: 5-rt (, u n ode 'n h,mlo, |']O0f [/ll'llll(N). Niv,' )lcighl)orhood O11 S t thsld lhll 'h I 5 k' ,'  ' I ole gl.1 ;.[2-5-11} i 1, t)l-' * S,|,;: .E": ] :tl C 'OS lalHl, y )Ll)lg 1}'- € ('h;ll'd, h|l'gp, strawb(wr,v patch. 2- car 'm'age, workshop, (,.hick(lls and ].al)btts, _good wdl. electric wat(!r st I Well 'Y. : • built 2-1w.dvoom home, 2-rears-old on the old Belfair hgh- W,', " school bu. ,, mill( and 11tl 1oil( d I ) I '. ' : 'ly, t h , Belfair 167 or Hqu re G:tl:l'y'a W( ldhlg hoD. A lyn, Wash. 12-5 FOUND: oyster raft, Inquire Journal oKic, ' J12-5 || ores, a necessity because of the daughter, Marie, attended the cer-i rapid depiction of oar mineral and emony performed in Centralia. Lee  at oil resources by demands of a received his honorable discharge: from the army at Fort Lewis early World War. in the Fall following service with l -€ ..................... the M.P.'s in Hawaii and Japan. Mt View Lockers Belfair Tidelands Miss Betty Slater is home from Eugene, Ore., where she is at- m tending college, to spend herE) Thanksgiving vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Slater, and brother, Hewitt, and sister, Mary Ann. Their daughter, Peg- gy, who works in Tacoma, and three of Mr. Slaters' sisters spent Thanksgiving Day with the Slat- ers. Mr. and Mrs. John Kneeland and children and Mr. and Mrs. Gee. R. Kneeland and boys had Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Signc Kneeland and Alphie Knee- land at the Highlands. Mrs. Wayne Glovcr attended the sewing club given this time by Mrs. Ton: Knceland who lives on Mountain View. Hewitt Slater, with Betty and Mary Ann Slater attended 4-H club ill "Isabella Valley Saturday. Miss Jcanny Baker went back to Bellingham Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Baker accompanied her as far as Seattle. KIMBEL LOGGING COMPANY Modern Equipment Operated By Experienced Men FOR • LAND CLEARING • BULLDOZING • DITCHING BASEMENT EXCAVAT- ING • BULKHEADING • PILEDRIVERS For Land or Water • DUMP TRUCKS For Hire • PILING AND LOGS For Sale. PHONE 645-W OPEN WEEK DAYS 7:30 A.M. TO 6:30 P.M. , H. F. Boysen -- Phone 62-R In This Hectic Holiday Period Let the Household Cool: Relax and EAT AT RITNER'S skin surfaces lik it we to bring relief w7 ehtlg sleeps! Try it tonig DTIM£ rub throat, ., and back with Vlcks tlon starta nstanly distress... Sundays I/oppen befor is domoged, or if y and " in|ury because of an Evenings, los,? Good, wholesome, nour, ishing meals at reason'Jk ,- able prices. O//cy| glves complete p • I11 our ofe for a qm ., BILL EARSON District Agent After a tough ,session on the Xmas , shop- ping front • • • One of Ritner's MILKSHAKES MALTED MILKS OR SUNDAES Hit the Spot Perfectly Ritner's Ice Cream Bar You have but a few days to have that Christmas portrait made. We specialize in photography of babies and children. Don't Forget Burgoyne Photographers E. Grove - Phone 654 Govey Bldg. 4th  & Railroad, Phone 268 /7 During the war bought War Bond IT'S A ( F Government bond can. buy them unc A Savings accoun bial "rainy day." going to want wh Let us help y with ' Ask at any of our