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FLOOR LAMPS
from
$26 to $45
BED LAMPS
from
$2.95 ' '
to $5.95
PIN-UP LAMPS
from
$4.25 to $5.95
Fluorescent
Lamps
of many kinds.
II I I
TABLE MODEL
HOWARD 3195
RADIOS
"R
KILLME
ELECrRIC
207 Cota Street
Phone 664
$4.95 String
J
MILES OF AUTOMOBILE GADDING
Sheltons "one-man Chamber of
Commerce" returned home recent-
ly after spreading tie good word
over 11,000 miles and through 23
states. More titan pleased to bc
back in the Pacific Northwest.
the traveler and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Hack. are still able
to recount many pleasureable
events of the trip.
The highlight of the automo-
bile trip was the return visit to
Mr. Hack's home farm in Hum-
boldt county, Iowa, where he re-
newed many old friendships. The
town of Humboldt, wlxicll was also
revisited, was the site of Mr.
Hack's first business enterprise
chief bottle washer and floor
sweeper in the drug store.
The Hack's, active advisors of
Rainbow and DeMolay orders in
Shelton, visited the DeMolay head-
BELFAIR WOMAN'S CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY SINGER
The regular meeting of the Bel-
fair Woman's Club, leld Wednes-
day, November 13, at the Belfair
school, was conducted by Mrs.
Dawn Eddy in the absence of Mrs.
Florence Cady.
Following the business meeting,
the group was entertained by Mrs.
Lena Albert, talented singer, who
sang many of the famed Negro
spirituals, following them with de-
scriptive histories of the songs.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs, Alice Harris,
Mrs. Clara Bernson, :lVrs, Cokclet
and Mrs Evalyn Edmiston. The
next meeting to be held December
i1 Will be a Christmas party. Each
member is to bring a 50¢ gift for
a gift exchange.
POMONA GRANGERS TO
ELECT OFFICER S
The Mason county Pomona
Grange will meet Sunday, Decem-
ber 8, at the Shetton Valley Grange
hall at 11 a.m., for an election of
officers.
Progress Grange of Kamilche
will meet Friday, December 6, at
8 p.m. Twelve initiates will be
taken 1:o Skokomish Valley to re-
ceive the third and four'th degrees
on Friday, December 13, and Fri-
day, Decembrc 20, to avoid the
Christmas week meeting.
Gif
For Men
All tiht,, ta.tS,
ful "mav-ers" !
98¢ to 1.98
WHAT THEY WEAR
Sport Shirts Mufflers
Lng - wearing, White rayo.n
Sanforlzed. t crepe.
2.49 - 3.49 1..49
I" Siu'inkage will not exceed 1,.
" l' "
Men's Bil folds
Choice of designs, some with
transpa$:ent card tmlders,
Glft-w0rtliy!
1.98 - £.98
Sweaters
Warm, healthful
coats.
3.98
Handker-
chiefs
Fine cotton.
49¢
Christmas Cards
in beautiful assortments;
each card new and. differ-
ent! Envelopes. Boxed.
98¢
quarters in Ieanas City, Me.,
where "Dad" Hack transacted of-
ficial business with thc grand of.
ricers. They later called at the
supreme headquarters of the Rain-
bow Girls at McAllister. Okla.
Also included on the itinerary
was Gateway I,m at Phoenix,
Ariz., wlere they spent the day
with Mr, and Mrs. ftarry Perry,
former Shcltoni-ms. Mr. Hack's
sister was visited in Pueblo, Colo.
Leaving Pueblo in time to miss
the h'ig snow storm, the couple
arrived in Pasadena, Calif., during
a cold rain storm. On the way up
from California the Hacks en-
countered more rain and snow.
After encountering bad weather
all along the Pacific coast it was,
as Mr. Hack said, "good to be
back in Washington and home,
where it rains and we don't have
to apologize for it."
CLUB CELEBRATES HOLIDAY
The Lake Isabella Club held its
regular meting and Thanksgiving
dinner at the home of Grace Petty,
Friday, November 29, The next
meeting, which will be a Christ-
mas party, will be held Wednes-
day, December 18. at the home of
Mrs. Helen Keysers• Each mem-
ber is asked to bring a $1 gift for
exchange.
FANNIE L. ADAMS ESTATE
Judge Wright signed the decree
of tle final report and petition for
distribution of Estelle Shumway
and Margaret Smith, executors of
the Fannie L. Adams estate.
T-0-T-E-M
Sandwich
and
Curio Shop
2 MILE SOUTH OF UNION
r
Unique - Beautiful
Hand-Braided Horsehair
BRIDLES
Many of metal parts are over-
laid (not plated) with silver
and hand,engraved.
Flat Braiding
Round Braiding
See our selection of unusual
purses that are in stock--all
tooling, tinting and sewing
done by hand.
Another new shipment of
Navajo Rugs.
New Carnelian Jewelry.
Chimayo Rugs.
Cldmayo Cloth Sport Coats.
Navajo Jewelry.
Weaver Ceramics-- Distinct-
ive - Beautiful.
Baskets Sweateys, Sex from
tle SkoRbmiSh Reservation.
Boudk/Vare Crackled Pottery.
Socks
Favored a 1 a € k
model, part-wi.
55¢
Belts
Stylish leather or
plastic [
98¢ to 1.49
Boys' Wool Shirts
Bright plaids all young lads
like, in wool or wool-rayon
blends. 8-18.
5.98
FRUIT TREES
ORNAMENTAL
SHRUBS
ALDERCROFT
NURSERY
Wilbert Catto
Walker Park - Phone 591-W
JACK MOFFETT
DANCING
LESSONS
Chilieh and Adult
TAP, TOE, BALLET,
BALLROOM,. ACROBATIC
and All Styles
Ever .Wednesday
2 tO 6 p.m.
Shelto Eagles Hall
Pioie trnloil 385
6nA,,M
THEATRE
Thurs. - Friday • Saturday
December 5, 6, 7
It's Your Night to HOWL:
The MARX BROTHERS
spend
"A NIGHT IN ,,
CASA BL/NCA
Charles Drak0, ols Collier,
SiC RUm/u,
plus NEWS - SHORTS
CAITOON
snlay - tondiy
December 8, 9
George Sanders, Slgne
Hasso, Carole Landis
"A SCANDAL
IN PARIS"
"The time to say goodbye'
•.. is the moment she is
sure you wont'!"
NEWS - CARTOON
Tuesday, December 10 lbru
Saturday, December 14
AT LAST IT'S IIERE!
Howard Hughe's Daring
Production
"THE OUTLAW"
Introducing Jane Russelllll
with Walter Hasten,
Thomas Mitchell
Admilon for this Attraction
Adults 50c incl tax ) . l
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Thursday,. Deccmheli[
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY -- ..... I .....
S0CI00I,
SPENDTHAN00SG,V,N00 I M 1 Ch On
DAY IN SHELTON ea eaper
Mr, and Mrs. M. 00cnnedY,[Tra i Shelt
Sr.. enjoyed a visit Thanksgiving. llS9 01
Day Wit', their son and family, Dr. rl ]Fi
and Mrs M.. E Kcnnedy. 00ar- I Couv,e .00.scover
el and Peter: a daughter, Miss Lot-
tie Kennedy, and two sisters of t Glad to be home and away from
• California's piracy prices, Mr. and
Mrs. Kemedy, Sr,, Mrs. Mabel
Hbllis and Mrs. Mary Wyler, all Mrs. Earl Moore returned to Shel-
Of Seattle• ton November 23 after a three-
week combined business and pleas-
ARCADIA CLUB PLANS are trip which .took them as far
PUBLIC PARTY FRIDAY south as Los Angeles.
A public card party, bingo and During the trip Mr. Moore
fish pond is being planned by the transacted business in Los An-
JkrCadia Home Economics Club. at geles and San Francisco in be-
the Southside Community Hall on half of the Western Supply Com-
Frida evening, December 6, tt pany, which he and his brother,
7:3{). The public is urged to at- Otha, operate here. and visited his
tend. parents at Santa Cruz and a broth-
er, Genc, who operates a donut
CALIFORNIA VACATION ENDS specialty shop in Naps, Calif.
According .to a letter recei'ed The Shelton couple made the trip
from l/rs. Frances F. Gladwin at by train and discovered to their
Redondo Beach, Calif•, she will be surprise mcals were more reason-
returning to her home at Belfair able on the trains than in the Los
after an extended trip in Califor- Angeles and Sah Francisco res-
nia While vacationing, Mrs. Glad- taurants and cafes, Mr. Moore re-
win sold her former home and lated upon his return to Shelton.
wound up her affairs there, corn- Their trip itinerary happened to
pleting the last step which, she put them into Southern California
says, makes her a "100 per cent during the terrific rains which
Washingtonian." flooded t.he "sunny south" for a
....... week. their three weeks being
DAUGHTER EXPECTED about half-and-half in good and
HOME SOON bad weather and durhg the latter
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kennedy they found their Northwest win-
have'receivet word from their ter clothes w'e mighty coinfort-
son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and able to have along.
Mrs. S. B. hiiles, that they imve Mi'. Moore reported that the
left California and are on their southern retail stores seemed to
way back home to Portland. They be in about the same predicament
have been talcing a month's vaca- over Christmas merchandise short-
tion and have been visiting in Los ages as most Northwest stores.
Angeles, San Francisco, and Art,
Tons, Mrs. Miles is tlxe former
,Tewel Kennedy. COMM U N ITY CLUB
ORGANIZED
PENSION UNION MEETS The newly organized Mountain
The VPashington Pension Union View Community Club will meet
will have a birthday party tonight Monday evening at tlxe skating
rink. Residents are urged to at-
at 8 o'Cetock. All members are
urged to be present and visitors tend. Officers elected are Bud
Dunning, president; Marion Hels-
are welcome, cr, vice president; Mr. Parr,
treasure', and Mrs. I. V. Yule,
HILLCREST CLUB TO MEET secretary.
The Hilierest Homemakers Club
will meet for its regular meeting WOMAN'S SOCIETY TO MEET
at the home of Mrs. Ellis Wells on! The Woman's Society of Chris-
Hillcrest. It will be the occasion tian Service will meet a the
for a noon-time potuck luncheon. ] Methodist Chnrch parlors Wednes-
....... day, December 11, at 2 p.m. In-
RETURNS TO SHELTON stallation of officers will be held.
Mrs. W. A. Brodt returned Sun- Also a Christmas program is
day from a ten-day visit with her scheduled. Hostesses will be Mrs.
daughters, Mrs. George Whaley of Thomas 2owe and Mrs. William C.
Seattle and Mrs. George toting Batchelor.
of Tacoma.
G A R D E N C LU B TO M E ET IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll|lllllllllllllllllll
The Evergreen Garden Club of
Belfair held its regular monthly GREETINGS
meeting Tuesday, December 3, at
the home of Mrs. Alice Pope. FRIENDS . . .
ON TERMINAL LEAVE I have s01d my papering
Elwood Steen, son of Mr. and pJnting and decoratinj buli-
Mrs. O, :IV/. Steen, is now on ter- hess to
minal leave after seing six years
in the Navy. His last naval as- OLIVER H. LYLE
signment was as a pharmacist's
mate, first class, on the U.S,S, and
Sicily in New York. N. Y.
ANDREW CARLSON ESTATE DALE WHEELER
The time for hearing the final
report and petition for distribution Two returned war veterans
of the Andrew Carlson estate was who will serve you satisfactof
set for January 4, 1947, in Super- ily and give you flood honest
ior Court, Saturday. work.
Peninsula Light Lines These boys were in my era-
To Rmi In Mason c0tinty ploy before the war.
Granting: of a franchise to. the
peninsula Light Co., of Gig Har-
bor, for ¢0struetion, opelation
.and maintenance of . ten-mile el-
ectric transmission and distribut-
ing lloe has been approved by
Clarence B. Shain, state director
of highways.
The llne will run upon, along
and across a portion of second-
ary highway No. I4-A from Sher-
wood creek to Allyn northerly for
abqut 1.8 mileS, and along .see.-
0naary state highw,y: 14-B from
its jnctien with secondary:state
• highway 14-A near Allyn, to Key
Center.
The-'bJlited States lavy still
has openings as eleitgnic tech-
nician mates. To young men of
fine thai'sorer, and good physical
condition the Navy offers a $5,000
elication in electronics. Take ad-
vafitag¢ of this offer todaY. See
your Navy Recruiting Office at
Olynpia.,
Lake Cushman
by Feances Radtke
"Thanksgiving day found Mrs.
Otto Radtke entertaining her son
and wife, Corporal and Mrs. Lee
Stout, Mr. mid Mrs. Walter La-
master, Vernon Knott and Max
McClelland, all of Seattle. Also
Mr. Emil Radtke of Tacoma.
The Don Browns, who spent the
holiday With Mrs. George Ferris
of Tacoma, left Penny and Donna
for a week end visit during whicb
time they will attend the stage
play "Alladin."
The Del Laramies spent Thanks-
giving at DuPont with the L. M.
Townsends, relatives of Mrs, Lar-
amie. They also spent sometime
in Tacoma and Olympia, returning
home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore ate turkey
in Tacoma With Mrs. Gilmore's
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Seypmre Walton.
The Steven Hales were guests
Thanksgiving day of Mr. and Mrs,
Mark Ryafl. " --r
Guests of Dave Collins 0r ' "-
day nd Sathrday duck htinting
were Walt Arys and Darrell Funk
of LaGrande,
To celqbrate their 14th wedding
anniverSkry; Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Collins dtrled at clarmel Wednes-
day with Mr
_ , and Mrs. Archie Cal-
laban.of Hoodsport.
Another wartime romance end-
ed in a happy marriage November
30 when Miss Dulcie Hair, reCent-
ly a!:ried from Melbourne, Aus-
traltd,, beqame the bride of Ray-
mond Etheringt0n, nepI4ew of Mrs.
0. K. Lihscbt=. Th Yeddirig, at-
tensed rbr he LlaSc0tt r ad Rains
famines 'to0k place in Milton fit
the Mthodist church. A recep-
tion followed at the hme 'of tte
room's a
g Eth P rents, Mr. arid Mrs. A.
I. eHngton. Raymond met his
bride while stationed with the 4Ist
Inf. in Astralla in 1943. They
will make their home at La
Grande Where lIr. EtheringtOtt is
cmployed by the City of Tacomt,
Rt. 1, Olympia 1.ighway, celebrated
their silver wedding anmversary
Sunday, November 2,i. at a turkey
dinner.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Johnson and their son, Jerry,
all of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. James
Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Lorenzen and their son, Walter,
also their niece. Miss Roseline
Sheffield. all of Shelton. Mr. and
Mrs, Guy Norris called on the
group later in the evening wl]en
a buffet hmch was served.
STATIONED AT DENVER
Word has been rece, ived from
Private Bob W. Smith. U.S.A.,
that he is stationed at Rocky
Mountain Arsenal, Denver, Colo.,
after five and a half months in
the army• At present he is train-
ink to be n fireman on the rail-
road and is doing practical work
in the Union Pacific yards at Den-
ver. He also sends word of Jim
Hoff of Lilliwaup, who is in the
army transportation corp sta-
tioned at Fort Eustis, Vs.
SARAH CARLSON ESTATE
- Judge D. F. Wright Saturday in
Superior Court set t!ze time for
hearing the final report and peti-
tion for distribution of the Sarah
Carlson estate for January 4,
1947.
H. P. STEWART
Painting COntractor
143 Rainier Avenue
Bremerton Phone 1137
(This Service Is Available
To Shelton People)
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give your friends and loved oneg
this hristmas by giving your
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your loveliest to catch the charm
that is you. For a perfect Christ-
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today I
ANDREWS
119 Railroad AVefiue
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We,Carry the Largest Stock of B0
.. Sftiotlery. I. 6helton ,.,
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